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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-13
Mack s Regulars Win.

AUSTIN. Tex. March le.--Bender Coomhs and
,sn nsown' pitching for the Philadelphia American
1oakno resuiars. had the players OF tho Austin
,ea. Icokno team NJ their mercy throughout TO-
days exhibition game and the major Icaguors won
10 o. was tho first samo OF the "reguIars''
san Antonio. - N"" A"e "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-13

Second Sox Win Game.

REDLANDs. dsrch IA batting rally In In.
eighth inning saved the Chicago Amerteans. sec
ond team. from defeat today By the 'ReaIsns
Elks." team picked from local oolieglan, and
othcrg 10 do battle with the biz leasusrs Russell
for the White Sox. otruck out sixteen men and
held tho locals TO six hits. r. III E
Chicago No. g. ...,.......,.,..........,t n
Hebtarus q
Battcres-Russell ana Gossett Smith and Can,
terbury-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-13
New "White Houe', Wins.

OAKLAND. Cal. March 12.-goh ,Ic,u,s,o, A..
yonns Olympic club boxer won his first pro,es-
sGnh anoyninr ,sst @ here toneht when he Klvcu
boy" 10 fast tsn-roupd contog, Much in,sros,
or W., 70 ,no Istch. aS II was McAIs,ers try
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-13
GUN CLUB RIVAL
TEAMS WILL SHOOT

Redhot rivalry between two teams of the ssIs
Lake Gun club Will attruct eyory member OF the
organization and lot OF the public 70 the upi.
vcrrtty rfle rause at 10 o'clock noxt Sunday fore-
noon. when 0nllnsher's team and MiiIsr'e team
will meet IN compotition.
Tho club management Is always clad to wal
como tho public and tbero will be plenty OF OK
cftemsnt attraction. Tho teams congst of
the following Scottcrgun capcrts:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-13
UNKNOWN BOWLER is
SENSATION OF DAY

TOLEDO. o. March le.-willIom King Of Cleve-
land 4 comparatively unknown bowler. outshonc
the stars today In the American Bowling Con-
gTeSs tournament and moved into second place
in the irdi yidun event, with score OF $50.
Larry Sutton OF Rochester. holder OF the alls
events record. Thomas Haley OF Detroit. holder
Of tho congress individual record OF I05 and Jimmy
smith Glen Riddell and Alexander Dunbar. NOM
bcrs OF the Brunswick AllStars OF New York.
~hch tho flvo-mau event last year failed TO
gain places among the individual leaders,
King rolled 100 In his first game. 254 In HE
second and .Sg In his thrd
Jimmy Smith and Glenn Riddcli OF New Yor;S
took fifih place among the tvo-man leaders. vito
Of 1858.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-13
Kodak Pictures Finished

Mail us your films. Salt Lake Photo
Supply Co, 159 Main street Exclusive
photo dealers. (Advertisement.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-13
Scott RoMlers Win.

Tho Scot, bowlcrs two games from tho
All Americans last night Donkp high. with
total OF 62s Tor three games. Tonight the Wind
sor and on teams meet
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-13
TEAM
BEATS WHITE SOX

SACRAMENTO, Cal. March Iz-Thc Chicsro
Americans were defeated today by the Sacramento
team OF the Coast league. TO s. E7rat.o field
ing in two innings responsihe for tho de-
feat OF the White Sox. r. II. z.
Chicago -...--....,......,...,~.s 10
Sacramento ...-...-.......-. -.s.-.........,5 z
Batteries-WolfganE and Easteriy; Schultz
Stroud and Check.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-13
Bills Killed
In the House.

House resolution No. 2. by Wellluf-p
ing Investigation OF manner Of handihs =
nances -,
Houuc joint repolution No. I. By 1lults
tao-Proposing constitutional amendmea'
tlou.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-13
ONE GOOD JOB BRINGS TWO.

That's why the Century continues to
grow, Century Printing Co, 55.57 Post.
office place. {Advertisemeut)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-13
Colorado and Utah F'ives Will
Meet in Basketball Tonight

a aftsrnoon In time to rest UP a little be-
fore the game. which Will begin at
o'clock.
Manager Cameron yesterday hoard
from Boulder that the Colorado team ls
in the finest OF condition. Frlffith, Andrus
and Vincent Of the Boulder team have
been picked for the All Colorado team.
Big Vincent Is the main scoring member
OF the team. Tonight's lineup:
Utah Colorado
Clark. ..,.,....,.....if. .........,.. Griffin
10. Romney. ....o...,rf ....s.-... Divisick
i. Romney. C, .s....,-s.- vincent
Holmstead. .......sl.g. -.,-..-osss Andrus
Skidmore ..,.s.s~..r.g. 80. r Beresford
The other players accompanying who
will come from Boulder are: l.. Beresford.
Donovan, Dunn. Wright, O'Mahoney.
Redding substitutes, some OF whom Will
undoubtedly play In the second half to-
night.
Following Is the standing Of the Colo
RADIO teams
Won. Lost. PC.
Boulder --..--,-..sss. l .Slo
Golden :. .........--.-. ,I16
Aggles ..-......... sobb
Denver s..s-..'.,ss.. 1bS
Wyoming ....... 900
In the Utah schedule the university
has won five and lost one
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Washington Beats virein;,

L.hNhIl.oIrE3Vn.LE. .n Lh Va. March 12-W,sb
ri1iS N"''''e1n leusuel 10; University Of viz.
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In the Utah schedule the university
s won five and lost one.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-11
SCOTT AND COMPANIONS
 :. DIED MISERAbLY In BLIZZARD

'kfeaa6rS. tn tI'E Arnifr bcEOrG E0 part. I do not regret the journey wh1ch trls shown thai EnElI$hsnrr can gndIIrH harI1sElpH help H1e anoChEr md meet death wIIh aS great fnruIudf ns in thn puhf- Thiniss have cutTie out a%stins' ua. bur We have nu complaint and tnsf s1 inc will 1f providence. Had believed could tell < lsIe nf thE Iia1dLhorA cnuraHe and Hrdur&nce nf ms companions thNt would thrill the hearts of EIialHhnfn. Fhcsc rough notrs on our d2ad ncdics must HOW tell that tale"
 Tt would bc- imppszlbIe ta deECFtbA the ErirT Hhlch has '-nmC upon -hE people hrcflIsA di Ihls srnEedy. Tf% de,.th nf Scott iS regarded as na- Liav.a. c4lnInltE hecRusc thH country feels that he lpss hle lIfe ae a martyr tn tna drxiFe tn briIg honor to Er- gland
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DECORATIONS
 FOR SHR|NERS
ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD HALL BEING PREPARED FoK TO- MORROW NIGHT.

Something novel, both ltt the sense of ncwneSR and RtrahkenesH, may ha expected In the decorations ot A. E.. hAl1 for the ShrlReTH hall which takes place tomorrow night. 4 crn1mattee is working hard now on th0as decCra- tInns and are exhibiting much skill 20 that an exceedingly pretty frame wcrss will aurFtLnd tho dRucErz.
 The floor romInttse, by the way. has Rlsp bent ta etaerGes towards per- forming snKheshing new. Tts uIottr Is to mAke everyone baFl hnppy and lt A saId that thtS bave h!t on mnduR orcTahal tEat ~iLi be 8 revelation tn the dancing Duhhc Di the cItY-
 The results ur the work of b0th conl-nIttaes HEe 1i%IuE looReA forward tp with mach interest
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-11
CELEBRATE TENTH
 WEDDING AhNkv ERSAH3

8Ir. and Mrs. John J9hngon celc- hrztad their tAnth ~oddlna Anhtvsr- aary at th@Ir tlcIne nj tho Jhucoln apartments lasE evening. There %era present about twenty invltAA guests. The eHriV part Of the evening %aH taken up hy whlst confext. thnse winning prizes being: Mra. Peter Lar sun, 1ITs. AnAy Anderson and Martin IAahielsCn. After catIn d4nring WEE In order. The evening enjoyment wHE brought to happy ending fly zn eta' Kant lunEhcDn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-11

ME%IcO cT1Y. Csh. 11.-rr%ssdenr MAdPrn hls aneGRcdcd m rCturainE l., the nGt1nnJl pala~e md Ls ne~ <li. srtnctd ulrT+ Wtlli T fairly suvu; nnIl% nt Ioyalist troops.
 EeLor 11adHu hnE LaItnn refuge in ChlJIulsapSr fAAt1e. II Ecerlz tp te inIUsSihIs at the ptcsscHt ur1s taEx plain how Madt-ro G"t buck into inc cit. aud rAtofas thA palHlT, It can oRlf be accounted for hy fife g:rnLge vaSaries oG inc trnoPE who fought with DEax lust Suad1y. AE i. wlz at Vn!H .ruE some nf the saIhIsrE FserrSd to be wllliEg tu IiGh: III either side that sho%+I ur tTkt.
 General Dinz proclaimed hin1ss1f prrs;ren. yesterday bat sl t'rn iH hIs rnrtunrs might tonr at any tune brought Atput by the unIel:7Dlf char ncIer nf hi.i force.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-11

A0HED0 Fsl. It.-'r%legIAmY re
 cr1ved iIerc from lrsxtco City nt:+Irt lhRi zr ttn o'clock this IrHrniIlG fl ght- tng was resumed ttV<rA General Blrh- qut'. according Tn !hes~ rcpprcz. led ! Slron6 fsderu force rf.Iliprut; Hiih Eunhine zunE anu hithrkrd inr arSnn- M h which Diaz hAa Fiia .r:. Iqr7 rterx.
 Az t k khoEh hcrc that inbassa. oos Wllspn has hatifleIl rIn Washing 100 Government III Mhherss AIEht much Fesp1Gisr. rrernitz hout ,he re-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-11

sOeSiSI aRaydA aAsVieA: v ..''''
 LONDON. Feb. II.-Th-. TVal Geo graphical Society Hf GrRai Bgita.n CF- Hci.LIs annoIH,csa today i;, Ae:fE 'f Censmandsr Ecctt nT the FiUuth Fnl': expedition and also thr ie?tns If his nranians, Dr.. r, <. Wilson. Lieut. R. 8. EoHsrs. Capt T.. F. t+- cath nn'i pGtIy officer DvanH.
 The norncari0rt tc the. snCictY CG11ts direct from tho shir Terra Nova NpAirh returneaTto to New Zealand JIth":'t th2 leaIers of ths expedition AHonTdIEg tn tue SpnUhrs Ecctt and ht: pariners met an awful death nn March l2. Ths1' had hpen left without prdrlslcns fer suYte tIms whuIr returning from Lhs Fot& vacTe they plnhrad tho BrtisIl flax lehdu AtrunGsru's Norwegian flag sn Jansnry 11. Whllo oyerchmE hY hulGet a blizzard probably swept dawn, according 1o The accounts and the party fell eAsy victims tc IL.
 IL Is generally aEgumsd here thai Scott 4Ild the others took A long ekaire hy insist!nG on proceeding to l.Ip pole g;ilhput srtnsi%nt supplies
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-11
WAR IN V. VIRGINIA
SEVENTEEN KILLED IN
 FIERCE STRIKE BATTLE

reason and HIb1 h4EAuHE their num bern were noc so great tI'E c#anAlrIH~ jn tneLr ranlzz were not bn hrmerpu&
 Both sLtsA fought YLIh a ferectaAAA seldom euuAIIetl but Lt1c weaker CneH HrrIutR:st Ihe stTiherA after < titne he- rHh to Edrc way and at lAsi the guards were left in rntlTs possession. nDnRh 1raIltII.lnr+s were brvrLsh. into usb ana the wounded were taken lp ahalturM. le1n4.turA EerA ;t unrc called and Are nu~ rn the way It % feared thA1 ssv.UlJ pI Lncse wounded wjll later be .S;1hEta Co tho Het 1f Ihss dead
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-11

WASHINGTON, n. i', Felt' l1'-- AwaMazzdor %IIsrr. ~hn represents xh. limited Gtalns in aIextrn put li dczbth at rest nday whsE Inc wired ts4 1tAte dsparunent hrrN that the JA4<ru soVFrnr4+nr has hecn com Dysssty ryerrhruwn. IAspaIcncs UI I mcss contradictory natur% a-rivrd hor aiTereht sources nnd cnsLsrd wxhs hewiidermsnt. Somr Gs shAsc aIHpdtchea en1dently eInahathd from Madero htmsAlr and were appdrnn'ly ly seat for the purpose of hihinE rh- real truth.
 Ths telegram of AinIiAsSaGor Wilson tp ths SrAtA department reHdH as fol- ioRE
 'MadrTa accompanied hr sCTrrAl hundred troops has gone to t:Ir'iTTaTa- a. DiaS has told the dihIGrn7ra thIi he will ayOH If possible any blcUt- kheA Peace re=ntIntions hctwesn Dia2 and Huerta. thS federal cnn- mBadcf. nrc Etw pTogrEEflnE"
 This disDaie1I ia acceptcH D: Wash hEtpu Ea final prcnt iha, lnt r%voiI. tI1nIGlb ate in full c0ntriI 7h11 that ' nIOaL rcma rlsahle I:nIp d'ftHt Las bAcd successfully HUc1m nLiEhcl hy f%rileral DiQx.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-11

LAREDO, Texas. Fru. lI.-PrsstdehI Mnhero hss r<lAEr,LuhcL the NeEtca,i Cnnaul ur this pisA<r tEat hc *tIl has hoDcS nf ra6nirinG ccnuI nj taa s0"' crrmenI Nrt HIuGh reliance ts p'1Hfa on hls ~nrdz however as nothing could b@ sxpeetca from him under tie cirCumatancrs Axcep+ information rtlIch wuuEd rEnd toward keeping the Federal authorities aud troops ia out lrins; districtz loyal
 In hIs telegram lN declares that Diog nU~ las connlauI nnIy ursr nart uf the suburbs and tkat the nInibAr of mn,i whom ae can trGRt to tight 'S not ynnre thaM 40V Ur 300.
 MndArv rxrreAsAs thn hope of de- iHaunE r,ias siiH and Tie thing is p.ain and that iE thGt Mex!ca CitY In prupnbIyI n fnr bloody scene".
 All dispatches n"mins now are knuHn n !" tnsplrAd hS "ne side rT another.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-11

fatal.
 The IsattIs tcok place Iear B settle mens called MucE1Gw.
 According .n trA accounts received ur tu the present the strikes opened the AtraclS. but other accounts ap not seem In aEes uuile Nilh th4A
 Both sides wrre henvty &Ttncn and T Herxe sBn nre waA 1prned. The two iidea ptppd up to the battle and the HnIss of tBc. ssas Has hrnFd fer Wtle&. The guards %PEh GArafuI not t0 ex~ paas ikain selvHa tcO much and for thiH
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-11
epseIAt Nugget AsrVieh

epselAt Nuagst AsVieH
 CHARLESTON. v. Va. Feb H. Real var broke out IHI11y between sTIlsrrs aud the authorities and whwn the snlOhc ut battle clCuTti AWAY ssv- eHIeea Eeru lyinG dead. The 'leid waH streWn with ludtIs. !n addition to th SGErIIte<n kilIetl itur1Eht mnTe than forty were wounded. Qf the S~vsn- lPrn denh twelve aIH strikers and t1vV are &lAArdA Ths I'r"pnrt!ou is sup. Doa1d to be nbnut the sflrtt for thoss who rAcelvdd wounds that me6e not
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-11
WICkERShAM
 NOW EXPLAINS
Special Nugget SsrvIes, ATTORNEY GENERAL TELLS WHY NE BPARED STAND.
 ARD OIL.

WASH GNGTOE. D, G.. Feb H. A IntnEY General Wirk,fthsn H Dc rors thz hDHse crlk.,1aisa4t toAaU t15iaE to exnIatz why ha withheld the war rants Iasu.d asaiRst EhA crdeIsir nt StandNrG Ol. The members Ot th! uoTA1nttse gre putting aoEne rRthcr embarrassing questions and ths At rnrnGy general is explaining tine roaEo:' lu he dns tc his belief that the wnr- rants were secureh without HuftiGi@nt grounds.
 T1is examInsti6n has not %et i'S@a' closed i-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-11

, TDTIR atnt here divAetIy
 T. la thought quite possible, hnwev yer, ihLI NndAnr ulay hS EonS but thAr IsLluouct, whG was reported to have uTTITed ~iih A tITrp. m1gbt ha ga open cII lu,A,ilitEea nn hfs 1wH arc9pnt.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-11
0lAz IS MASTER AND
 MADER0 IS FUGITIVE

Maderc tclegraDhsd YeEtsrtAs to tho federal commander Et JHareR thet he hsd the sItuation wall Ih hand but since llGu time ulGS proclaimed hIm Relr presIhent and Nadero became Fl fugitive For this re4hon nnllch dnuhs iA expressed 4I= to teh truth of hts lat esl dlspaLclI,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-11
SURPRISE CHARLEY THcMPs6N.

Charley Th0nnpacn had a hirEhdA" YAAiErL1aY aud nlRo had 0 very ereHt surprise About twAnlY two cp+IaRlT- Httsrs, including Mra4 ThotMp&nn. Ht6le a march uIl hITu and gave H FrrF nleasart party.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-11
TWO GAMES PLAYED.

James f:arnclI bcnt G. j. LOmen lazl night in thu three cu*hlnn bH- Hard laurnAn1ent al inc Lobby hF ecpfe nk 2a to IT. Divine bent Mueller by 3s to ls.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-11

Goldfish tsnaues and aznnds @rs dA- Fioiouu. We MilI s1ll trqm fer 20 aanfs per pnund during LAht ThqFldF LAhmanH.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-11
a...Ial HuunAt srr7tsA

AxmrTcD CITY. Fah, l. The usrr- u,-or ot Tre*idEnI Ha'l-I1 &nd lIF .overnmcnt ik complete. IL wns learn =. ,nw at.Arnn..s1 4hal h. ia HOW in hl] flight from itIe clay lha rothine ~.rma ru remain uIlI me f"rfr' h"' "s e,s urw government
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-11

SCHOOLS CtaHg TrM MoRftoW. :,
 T'kH public arh11lz will close tornor . rev, Lhe birthday PnuiverAarT nt Abraham Lincoln.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-11

LONDON, Fcu. ,1l,-That Scott and fLs companions HIod nobIy Ia c=idcHc ? eH hy a message witch W'az found on his dodY and which IhrlHed all Eit- sRnd when it wnE published in the papers, todSAy-
 The n+saaKr w.L$ Teceivsd 1run New zeatuhd by 6Alde. n waz found heslds iho Ga1a hhtY df the commander " hen d. search party reached the 'acene 1f the tragedy. This wRs thg ulesBaEG;
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-11

EAstsrn s+Hr bHIt, %asttin1tSr's birth Apy, February 224 4. 3 HaIl
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-11
OPERATED ON.

| FAAlA GerrAIs wAz operatsl ps' bY Ur. Nsasman. TA@ 0rsraGiuT ettSaisled
 df the removal tS~pplyu. anl A6ehofeg
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-11

oetns' bent Du rAAehtuE the c1"cred EoaI Ut al hazards. Thar AmundseE really tourd the pole ia pIu%Cn Tor all tlute by the men who gave ID tErir lives 10 Hr5ive rne month top late.
 London iH in uiuurnIIIe todAy. N'E alnce tne death ot General 6OrGnH has .s trsIeedy created suc1I n drep ADrrOw, SaryIces 1n rartcuR churches wil be hrId in hpnor of Scott and the rlh'r v;rI1HA' The uGrtor and the twp if RcerE whc died with their chief Wnr@ well known md their names nE yell as that af Evans, win be enrplUd #t1' that nf Scott during tine HUrrIreS
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-11

BAk%B GLOBE. Ten1rroW heiHE LtncolA'S h4rRhdAS ths bzTIEa win he closed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-11
PRINcE$s ENGAGED 10
 THE sch OF 4 pooK
SpseisI Nugget SarvieS.

0PUVIVS EUHbVs
 EBHLIE, Feb. 11.-TRc enEGsepe nt has been Enrornncd uf pTince1R Vie' torjn LpEiiEe to Prince Ernest August.
 The prIucssx iH the daughter ut the en,chr0r pr deTm,nY and PriRCs Ernst Is tj,e sUn of the Duke of Cumberland.
 A proclamation If tue enEasemert Wrfa made this morning.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-11

BtAr+ tire n1dntb right by suosaEsn' Ing fer the nany Nvgsst.. @ Ps' month; 6 nsnihs. $1n: dAs s~ar @2o
The Washington herald., 1913-11-23
Carden-Feature Films.

Mr.. Tom Moore announces the exclu-
sive showing in this city at the Garden
Theater on Sunday and Monday Of Laura
Sawyer, in THE Port Of Doom" the
latest releases Of the Famous Players
Film Company. Of New York. Produced
under the personal direction Of Daniel
Frohman II is one Of the most novel and
at the same time most interesting ever
photographed. It Is claimed by the pro-
ducer to be the first real marine detect
i've story yet presented
On Tuesday. and Wednesday the main
attraction will be the production in: four
reels Of THE Fall OF Constantinople. ;,
OF European manufacture this repre-
sents the acme Of the Photographic art
and enlists the service Of several hun
dred players For Thanksgiving Day
Mr.. Moore has succeeded in. securing a
particular appropriate feature. This at
traction win be held over for Friday, and
on Saturday the principle feature wfil
be a Photographic Interpretation OF Had
don Chamber ''Cards." The Garden
The Washington herald., 1913-11-23
Dimcult Number.

Flossie Hope. the dancer In The Sun
shine Girl" has one number which she
always breads. as 1t Is one OF those intri-
cate pieces OF stage business which win
be utterly spoiled by the slightest mis-
take. The number Is called "a Bit Of
silk" and Miss Hope. assisted by four
chorus girls. does wonderful things with
mere sheet Of silk. Transforming IL into
a Japanese kimono, Spanish dancing
dress. an East Indian robe. and finally, q
blouse and knee trousers. So far no
mishap has attended Miss Hope in this
number, but she still lives in dread Of
the performances where she win not
catch the shimmering silk at just the
proper second
The Washington herald., 1913-11-23
PoIi'.-"The shepherd King"

Polls Theater announces this week the
revival of Wright Lorimer's famous Bib
Iical drama, THE Shepherd King" Un-
der a special arrangement with the
Wright Lorimer estate the entire scenic
equipment, costumes, and mountings have
been shipped to Washington for the re-
vfval This is the first attempt ever made
to produce THE Shepherd King in
stock. 1t is made possible in Washington
by the unusually large dimensions of the
Poll stage and by the arrangement which
Mr.. Poll has effected, which gives him
the use for one week of the original pro-
duction. The play Is a vivid story of the
life of David, the second King Of Israel.
and the greatest ruler of his race. 1t
shows the progress OF the Shepherd King
from his humble beginning, until, with
his enemies routed, with the love Of a
tender woman to sooth him, and the arms
Of a victorious army to. uphold him. he
stands q King IN very flesh and blood
the master OF. his own, the ruler of a
wiling people. The important role of
David win be played next week by Rich
ard Buhier, new leading man Of the Poll;
Players. Other roles of Importance will
be played by Theodore Roberts and Izet-
Ia Jewel The drama ran eight morths;
In New York, FIVE months in Chicago. and
seventeen weeks in Boston.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-23
Gayety--"vanity Fair.o

Billie Richie will be seen at the Gay
ETY. this week in Vanity Fair" the VIII
lam s. Clark show Of New York life. writ
ten in two parts, Seeing New York" and
"A Night on Broadway" Both OF these
musical satires were written and staged
by Billie Richie, Ed. Hutchinson writing
the musical numbers Two acts Of three
scenes each, with a total Of over twenty
song and dance numbers. make UP this
burietta-
In the second act the sketch, "a Night
in an English Music Hail." is given by
Richie and others OF the principals
Part two of Vanity Fair" entitled. "A
Night on Broadway is In three scenes.
introduced two ensembles and one spe-
ciaItys by six of the company. headed by
Richie Other members OF the company
are William Gross. Ruby Lusby. Wini-
fred Francis. Anna Lord. George Gould.
and Lena La Couvier.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-23
Cosmo.-yaudeviIIe.

One of the best operatic offerings OF
the season is promised as the headline
in the Thanksgiving offering at the
Cosmos this week. 1t will be given by
the Doria Grand Opera Trio, rendering
the gems of the operas, including
Carmen" "Rigoletto," "n Trovatore. %
and the prison scene from Faust"
Dolly and Ma&x. in an instrumental Of
fering with the violin and the banjo,
have been winning popularity with what
has been described as the daintiest mu-
sical speciality in popular vaudeville. A
third big feature will be Mae Francis. a
girl of charming personality, who wears
beautiful gowns and presents a novel
song offering. Boyd and Hnl have q
merry tumble Of comic novelties; Joe
Herbert, a comedy cycling act Of merit,
and the famous Ruma Japs. In an exhi-
bition in acrobatics. juggiery. and won
der feats. The Pathe weekly news items
in motion pictures and photoplays COM
pletes the bill.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-23
CoIumbia-"The Old Home.tead.o -

Dear to the hearts of millions the coun-
try over, THE Old Homestead" comes to
the Columbia Theater this week for its
annual visit to Washington Year after
year audiences throughout the country
have greeted Joshua Whitcomb, Cy
Prime. Seth Perkins, Eb Ganzey, Aunt
Matilda, Rickety Ann, Happy Jack and
all the other characters in Denman
Thompson's famous drama of New Eng
land life, and have laughed and wept by
turns over the quaint homely bits Of
comedy and pathos which constitute the
chief charm Of THE Old Homestead. :"
The Old Homestead" undoubtedly owes
something of its continuous and ev n in
creasing popularity to the fact that 1t
affords one of the strongest and most DO
tent object lessons possible In honesty,
sobriety, and charity. The sturdy integ-
rity of Uncle Joshua Whitcomb, added to
his other shining characteristics of both
head and heart; Aunt Aatilda's sweet,
motherly solicitude for the absent son:
the senile petulance and querulousness
of Cy Prime and Seth Perkins. these and
other character sketches from life are
the kind that appeal most forcibly, to an
audience. This is the twenty-eighth sea-
son of The Old Homestead" The cast
The Washington herald., 1913-11-23
MroNAL

been made to give matinees daily during
the engagement Mutt and Jeff In Pan
anna" has been framed up on q more elab-
crate scale than the original production.
Undoubtedly this Is due 10 the confidence
naturally inspired by the extraordinary
success, which has been Mr.. Hilfs since
his first offering of the Bud Fisher con-
ceit. of like title. Mutt and Jeff in Pan
anna" contains the pure essence Of real
comedy entertainment. The scenic pro-
duction is an elaborate one.
The entertainment is one conglomera-
ton of nonsense and hilarious frivolity,
making laughter incessant for two and
one-half hours at each performance, hay
ing more records to its credit than any
like play has ever known. A special
matinee viii be given Thanksgiving.