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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-05
NEWS BRIEFS

Howard Wells has purchased the
interest OF his partner in the cigar
hrm OF Wells < Moore and is now the
sole proprietor. David Speyer will
manage the store for Mr.. Wells.
According TO his present schedule
Rev. W. A. sunday. the noted evan
selist. will conduct a revival in Hunt.
inSton IN April. 1914 He appears in
Stecbenyille next month.
st Pauls orchestra has been en-.
Sased 10 lender a concert at Hanni-
la. o.. Saturday night OF this week
On August IA and 10 the local musical
orgs nization will render a program al
the Sommerneld. O.. chautauqua
The boosters committee OF the
Order OF Golden Links. Taylor lodge
No. y. has decided upon Monday even.
ing. September $. as the evening when
a large class OF candidates will be
Initiated
--According ~ the new law in Ohio
regulating the membership school
bOdrG,. % will be necessary for the
maay board u education in Belmont
county To reduce their membership
lO either three or FIVE members.
Tile annual street fair and festi.
Val OF the North Street NJ. r. church
will be given FRIDAY night OF this
week At the corner OF Fifth and Mar.
let streets. II is given under the Gus.
pices OF the Ladies Aid society.
A compromise was reached in the
case OF Robert II. Sprowl, the Pitts,
burgh man arrested Saturday night on
81 paternity charge az the complaint
OF Miss Catherine Gehu. Sprowl paid
all costs aud further prosecution has
been dropped.
Postmaster Ha=lett is making
Preparations for the time when the
parcel post packages will be increa .ed
In weight from eleven to twenty
pounds. With the increased weight
Of packages it will be necessary 10
haul ihem in wagons or automobile.
The fret monthly report .: Chef
OF Police Tom Leyland was aupToy eG
yesterday morning by ths Board OF
Control over $1,000 IA fines we're
collected during the month.
Fred Woeber. Who has besl cor
nected nth the firm OF Finnegau Bros.
for the Dasj ten Year, and who was m
active candidate for the nominai inr
for city treasurer on the Democratic
ticket, has been appointed first j-put &.
under William Ncltlroy. the rac.e-s
iul candidate for the treGsureshlu
-Aibert Graham and George Brrr.
well. two employees OF the steamer Ice
Fowler who recently eni"9ei in 4
rattle on the boat were arrested yes
terday afternoon and are held in the
county jail so that the sheriff OF Han
cock county may return inem 20 .ha.
count.
N"si' rGay was pay day for en-
loyes oi the health. gas. water. light
and street departments. About $4,000
inc hecks was distributed by Auditor
Ahrens-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-05
DARK DAY
are Days o. sUdering-They Are BE
coming Brighter for Some
Wheeling People

IsnF "dar. DAYS from kidney Ills
lackdcho. hoadach. tired dave.
rin1r5 trouble msfrs Won GLOOM,
luans kidno5 pills have proven
their o0rtn
liav" boon tested boz many k.dnc,
sIhorcrr
Th"y are endorsed by Wheeling
people
49, VI Nut 1900 IN S. Wheeling
~. Va. SAYS i{hsImafic uains
through my hack vrro ro severe fte.
couldn't lft anything O was a coal
miner ni Tho Time and my bar. pof
sp bad 'hl' had fo quIt work 1it
Ii1n's wfrc BOO bad shape and tho
dnet secretion up-n unnatural D.
vt. advised to 1850 U.sns k.tre.
TIe aud did CO. They leIuef ne
lI.., away and before lad fri...a
N. frt box. vas rt'~ .p r1 l.,.
.' "or. lac rlcama'I. pains haven't
nH'ror'd ur t.u.". .HI ID. q. Uo,r .s
hiuu't rIlIH occasionally and r.e.
..'p uE Iduef. Ir EOuu shape
Eur sf." bt cod D.aIfr- rr..e .u
..uIs Foster MUhuru CO.. uursl1
."v Wore. ."'o AGENTS fog fbe tni,.I
-Ia.ra
tr'rh.. ... 0aw, posn- ..a
.se 90 o'u,. Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-05
HENRY PHILLIPS
Suggests TO Philanthropists a College
81 Humor as q Means TO Make
the World More Cheerful.

Why don't some OF these so-calleu
pnilanthrOpists do something practic-
al \ lot Of them are busy going up
and down the land pretending TO Try to
make US happier and more cheerful.
and yet 20 the best % my knowledge
and belief not one Of them has ever
donated penny for the establishment
Of school Of humor and humorists
The one thing that would make the
nited States smile ana laugh and be
happy has been carefully avoided "
This Is the statement Of Henry Wal
lace Phillips. The hImorisj. known 20
Thousand as the creator Of Red
Saunders
We have schools OF Journal sin.
schools for motion picture writer's.
schools Tor tho salvation ~ souls and
bodies but not single thing has
been done 20 make men laugh and all
Of us little happier
Perhaps ~ Is because Of this lack
that am constantly brsieged BY the
young and aspiring youth of the coun.
Try who wish 10 know hoV TO become
professional humorists
There vas young fellow who
W.snfd to know. a few years ago. 81 I
thought be could maze a funny story
ont OF the stealing o., an automobile
7 replied iu q most serious fashion.
telling him that ] thought the daily
papers had used up the possibilities %
JOY riding IN automobiles. and that the
ins;anc" was Gar too common in this
day and generation. when everybod
vas uSing them. suggested To- him
That tho real and great adventure
would D." Tor some one ~ 20 10Y
iIuinE in something else. say a wheel.
barrow or 90 street ear
Didn't See the Point
The Young gentleman in QUESTION
did h". ~"' t.c point to my remarks
~" thought That VAS trying ~ po .
90 A' his .usEesi'on. Tic advised me-
20 1rito if myself
81 did
Very fortunately. ru- fHr t...i 81
iH.. tory q can r.fr- ANYONE to .r-,i.
i"F Fn.lt I. oo.cfru- fuo adventure
~ fuo street CO.. crr.0.I. v'fl ANON
hoy roallt wanted fu raise .ru. df..
'Irba7co in e locality. went tr. riding
49, aru 0HT NJ over. limo .n PHO Gifts.
stopping wherever frsf pleased and
taxing aboard unVu-v passengers
I"pp'n have told mo fhat fIi4 Del ycrv
funny And fho host rro,f of 10 that
b hrpN ~ f- tliaf the wong gentleman
" 70 wrote 20 fur ir fle fret place tas
written to me- assuring mo ina. ne no
gave u' flo IDEA FOR fra etor, -U4t Z
Should divide ffo proceeds with tir1
~ course at before fpnk hm
very seriously. and replied ae fo.iuas.
Nt Dear Young sir
You certainly di1 give mo fro
idea fp- Trolley Fui1.
L... rn..r f.-rr ...... I..... ...
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Ny Dear Dicky.
You are absurd Hoa could YOU think
up such an insane excuse for the
length Of time Il took you 20 reply TO
my last op,stic3 Privately. ! am con.
tinced that the fascinating widow
whom Ne have ali united in Der
-uaiinE 90 stay on FOR the vintor with
ir" Whiimores o. the true cause
Tor your long silence However. be-
Dat rs D. may. When ] informed YOU
hat LAST SATURDAY. al noon Major,
h"ram" Nre 7. Andrew Rutherford.
''u may realize that your notion.
t.at 7. N ard were in love. was On.
'ire'r b1selcss
im 0s.fe sure hr never proposed
r0uianIcai.. Rus in whatever man
t'r '" look Possession OF hrr Nadgc
1dorr- r.m and seems to expect 10
no idea &. happy in a silly little flt
Nrs rutherford and Der daughter
were charming people though This
ie ~ 1rrl ruphhish tbiug Go Say.
tgct 80 never had moro than ono
maid. n woman ~ all work. whom
thcy assist They took us fu smiling
u OF course wc paid a tins board
JOS p"- uerk than one day GO a hotel
ha- usually cost as We tried fu find
WORK. Major, did some Kind OF cash.
ieriug ~ little tra-r0o-n run o., %
friend ~ Deborah rutherford and I've
done odd jobs The Rufhrr .ords found
'or mo. Androv and N1dgo told uF
of their enlargement about a month
aFn. and iwmrIi1f'Ir aforward hia
hrW offered bin e. spieudd 60 berth
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in Chicago. $1,000 a year and may be
pickiBg-'
I'm going 20 stay on with the Ruth
nriOrds until after Christmas, then
no. It's better thus. no one. meaning
The RutherfOrds and including Mr.
and Mrs 7 Andrew. approves there
fore ] shall not tell you OF my new
scheme. ~ present Deborah has
found me Job as substitute teach
cr iu the school where she teaches
Tho girl whose place 7 am nlline
comes back the DAY after the HOLIDAYS
7 cant say I'm sOrry. teaching school
iS strain. uv discipline IL good I
believe. but 7 fear e. is produced nv
on admiration or nv clothes and my
hairdrossiug which Z have heard dfs-
Cus-fd 10y my dear pupils. rather than
hN NV alta Inmenfs as a teacher. I
am hurr'fcd bv f.e amount 7 do not
know. ] have 20 study hard every eve
ming teach English composition
and French from nine 20 tao and
pend Tho rest o. ms time marking
innuWcrahln papers For this 7 Ref
fn" enormous sum ~ two dollars a
day. ten a week
i'ut what IS tho use % broodinz
over the might have bccns' Au re-
Noir. Dicky. beware OF the widow
Present 10 her my anectionate re-
CARDS. although 7 know her through
your glowing descriptions only.
Ne ever your friend.
ALICIA
Nofo-This d. letter Number seven
OF series of ton letters Number
eight VIII he published Thursday.
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mond-pla,enum LaVaiier. the gift OF
the groom.
Miss Bertha King. OF Elkins. W.
Va, sister Ji the groom. will be the
bridesmaid. Her gown will be mink
crepe meteor with corresponding
trimmings. She will wear a large
pink hat and carry Killarney roses.
Mr. j, McMinn will be the best man
and the ushers will be Mr.. Edward
MGipermott and Mr.. John Rebar.
Following the breakfast. whic hvill
be served al the home of the br;de
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COUNTRY Social.
Hatton Festival.

The festival given Ivy Hatton Lodge.
! q. .. =. az their hall at Washing
ION Forks. last Saturday evening. was
quite a success The lodge had re-
freshments on sale in the afternoon.
hut the big affir W. in the evening.
when y immense crowd Of people we're
on the grounds. Everybody seemed
70 enjoy the evening. and good sum
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spending their vacation al their cot
tage At Anchorville, Mich.
Miss Jennie Mae Ball. OF North
Main street. is the guest OF friends
in Parkersburg.
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Picnic az Bethlehem.

The Bethlehem union Sunday school
will picnic on the spacious lawns at
Waymann's Inn on the afternoon and
evening OF Wednesday. August s. Va
rious outdoor diversions will be en-
joyed. and at about 6 O'Clock a basket
dinner will be spread on the grass
the evening the lawns will be light.
ed With Japanese lanterns. and many
who cannot come earlier will join the
crowd Tor the evening. Ice cream and
other refreshments will be on the
ground. II Is announced that the ice
cream viii be sold az wholesale price,
since the object is only 10 have a good
time. and not 10 make money. An in
Nitation has been extended IL the Mt
ohvet Sunday school. anu a large al.
tendance is expected
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List OF Guests.

The following il correc; list %
guests who attended the informs
dance given by Miss Anna Kelley and
Ing:
Misses Virginia Brown. Mary Pfarr
Frances Ogden. Georgia Bowie. Mar
ian Nichols. Mary Esterbrook. o.
Dayton. o.: Catherine Beattie. Mar
garet Cromwell. Eleanor Clark. Marie
Riester. Mary Hill. Mildred Beattic
Elzabeth HUGus. Virginia Taylor.
Hannah Hill. Sarah Whitaker. Netiia
Hazlett. Helen Cromwell. Virginia
Higgins, Sophis Wood
Messrs. Woodward F'ranzheini.
Forbes Simpson. LOriuE Milton. w.
liam llildreth. Alex Young. Sam
l-aughlin. Robert Waterhousp. John
Waterhouse. Carroll Reed. Gene TN
dreth. Edwin Bowie. Tom Beatt!,.
William Franzheim. Homer jackson.
John Reed. Richard IIildreth. WriSn;
itugus, Joe Jefferson. William Simp.
con Cecil Taylor. Of Canton. Ohio.
King-Beitz.
An Interesting wedding will take
pace this morning at 81. josepI's
alneura! az ociocA. when Miss
I-ucile Margaret ReltI. daughter of
blr. Adam Beltz. Of South broadway
becomes the bride OF Mr. Patrick
francis King. formerly of Kingsviiie,
W. Va. Rev. Father O. ~. Move viii
ohlciate. assisted by Rev. Father +
y Rossinan and Father William Hal
Inc bride will wea rwhite charmeuse
sa'in trimmed in pearls and allover
SHADOW embroidery. She will wear
a White hat and carry a white pravp-
doom Her ornament will be dia-
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BETHANY COLLEGE:

C(u FEE. Sevenyhrd
,. tcl turc Music
ft'- ltot
i5.
cas- ~ Welsh
an miles
Co-educ
rtnenta
President THOMAS IL Bethany w. v.
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the young people vii leave for De.
troit, Niagara Falls. NJ. Clemens and
other points OF interest. Upon their
return they will he at homeinthisciiy
The bride elect has been a teacher
In the Fulton school and Mr.. King
IL connected with the Woodsdale No
tor Car Company. al Woodsdale.
Runner-O'Brien.
The following Is q copy % cards
received in the City which came as 4
surprise 20 the frierCs IF the con
tracing parties:
sir Ear! Eunue.
Miss nellie Catherine O'Brlsn
married
on T'ursda.-. me twenty fourth O.. July
n'netee' hundred and thirteen
Wheeling, West Virginia.
\; Home
after tne iiftesrtn % Sept-ribe~
flV- Hundred l. ght. So.tn Front street
Juvenile Party.
Miss Margaret Ogden. daughter al
Mr. and Mrs. IA. {. Ogden. Of Wood F,
dale. entertained a number Of her
young friends with q dance party n:
the Country club. Monday evening.
The Younger members o: the social
set We're present and the weather
was ideal for dancing. During tie
evening a BUFFET luncheon was serted.
Country Social.
This evening. al Point Breeze. Beth
any. q Country Social will be held
and the proceeds viii BE- given for the
restoration OF the Old Christian
church. MANY from this city will a.
t".d. The Wellsburg trolley for
bethany. makes connection with train
leaving Wheeling at 3:4J over the
Pennsylvania liner Arrangements
have been made for the WellsburS
trolley TO meet the O'Clock Outco-
ing train The lawn will be brilliant
Is illuminated for the evening and
refreshments will be sold on the
grounds
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OF money wac cleared for the beneft
OF the lodge.
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Monday Weddin1.

The wedding Of Mss EmIla Rus.
ssh and Mr.. David Taiian ZOO. place a.
ne residence OF the brides parents.
Monday evening, August 4 On!y the
immediate relatives were present. and
Rev. Arden b. Iiiler. pastor OF the
emmanuel Baptist church. offciated
The bridesmaid was Miss Marie Se.d-
ls-. and the best man was Mr.. ilarry
Granlich. After short Eastern tour
the YOUNG people vii. he al homa in
the city.
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Dinner Dance.
Inc members OF the Country Club
and their friends will enjoy another
dinner-dance on Thursday evening at
the Club. Manager Dimmey Is max
ing elaborate arrangements for the
usual delicious dinner. number OF
DINNER parties are being arranged
daily.
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SOCIETY
TwiliQht Club,

The Twilight Club will banquet at
me Country Club. Thursday and all
the members will be present.
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Glliauker-Leacb

Galiasher-Leach.
The wedding OF Miss Vida Nav
Leach and Mr.. Leo Gallagher took
place at the parsonage of the Emman.
uel Baptist church. Monday afternoon
Rev. Arden Miller officiating.
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Millionaire.


This Series of Letters by the Daughter of Former Multi
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-22
SECOND ANNUAL FAIR At
MOHAWK SEPTEMBER 1927
ANNUAL MEETING OF kEWEE
NAV AGRICULTURAL ASSo.
CATION HELD.

The second annual fair Of the Re.
weenaw Agricultural association.
which promises to eclipse the first IN
every way. will be held al the Glacia =
dom at Mohawk. Sept. 20 to %
The annual meeting Of the society
was held fast week in the Mohawk
store ana the following officers wer,,
elected
President--Frank ii Gitcheil, Mo
hawk.
Secretary--James A. King. Ahmeek.
Treasurer-A. &. Messncr, Mohawk
General manager-Jamea A. Daley
Mohawk
Directors. T.. Petermann, Angus
Kerr Pau Fromhoitz John II Faun
8. X. Smith. Or W. r. King, Maurice
Kenel, John Il. BENEFITS, W j. Smith
Charles Winnemali, James A. Daley
+. VI. Bergman. W. IT, Smith, George
V, Foley. Andre FORMS. Thomas VII.
| liams. John Hepting f.. Y. Kaiser
Wesley Clark, Samuel Jenkins. Robert
j.. Foley. Charles II. Davis and An
| drew Jackson.
one of the big features Of this years
fair will be the giving away of n ~
acre farm, partially improved located
Two miles northeast of Mohawk Las
| year an automobile was given away
as the grand prize of the fair but II
was decided by the society AT the
meeting this week 10 20 one better bN
giving away the farm.
Work OF arranging the details fol
the fair will be begun at once by com.
mitteos which will he named by th'
officers ana there is no doubt the pro
! icct will be successful in every way.
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AT OSCEOlA SCHOOLS.

The Osceola Schoolboys Anti-Cigar
cite Cun will entertain tomorrow
evening in the Osceola school. with
the presentation of Mrs. Jarley's
Waxworks." They will be assisted by
the pupils of the third and fourth
GRADES. who will present n james
Whitcomb Riley exercise. The program
will he repeated Monday evening.
John tombstone. physical director of
the Calumei Y. NJ. G. \. will direct an
athletic program in connection with
this entertainment, including indian
club swinging ad dumb hell exercises
Following is the complete program
announced
Mrs. Jarley's Waxworks." boys OF
Anti Cigarette club.
James Whitcomb Riley eNercis"
third and fourth grades.
(a) LIES Lesson.
OBJ There Little Girl. Don't Cry.
(c) Childs Story Hour.
Cd story of the Raggedy Man.
t) Orphant Annie.
0 COLLINS Song and Dance.
Vocal solo. Miss Lenore Linhoff.
Indian club swinging.
Dumb bell exercise
Song. America.
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BLANCHE BATES AND FINE
COMPANY SCORE hit HERE
"THE WITNESS FOR DEFENSE
STRONG EMOTIONAL PLAY,
is MUCH ENJOYED.

blanche Bates, Supporter by not
ably hne company created pro.
found impression la the emotlonal
play. The Witness for the Defense
at the Calumet theaier last evening. It
was a splendidly balanced cast which
portrayed the strong English drama
each member of the company con
irihuting la an able, artistic manner
10 The tense emntionalism aud success
of the production. The plot is one that
touches the hearrsumgs. ana through
out the -four acts il held the closest
attention of the audience.
Miss Bates lived up 10 her repula.
ton as q gifted emotional actress A
stella RallantNne' she gives fun jus
tice 10 a most difficult role. her worl,
last evening eliciting such applause
that IL was necessary Tor her To re-
spond 10 several curtain calls.
Frank Kemhie-Gooper. in the part IL
Henry Thresk' had one of the most
difficult male roles. He portrayed the
part with excellent effect. Frank III
lott. as Richard lIazlew0od." the
lover of stella Ballantyne" took the
role with nicely measured dignity. Tho
work OF the others was equal in all
respect To that Of the three in the
leading parts.
The production was literally staged
with scenery ana properties and the
stage management was very skillfully
handled.
In the plot Of the play the ruin that
impends over stella Rallantync for tn"
unsuitable murder of her husband ~
the kind OF ruin brought about not by
enemies but by friends Stella Bal
.antyne is i'm India married 10 q
drunken bully living in ahiect misery.
rhresk an early friend of tclla visits
her just as her husband is in the act
Of striking her After Thresk leaves
stella Kills her husband in self de
Tense. She is arrested but acquitted.
largely because Of rhresKs testimony.
stella leaves India, ana two years
later is living in Sussex England.
Richard HaZleNoOd a Young soldier,
has fallen i'm love with her. They are
10 be married. Again Henry Thrcsk
comes upon the scene, drawn there by
the suspicious Of HaZlewoods rclJ.
tivos. Thresk believes that Stella
should not marry again without con-
Tossing the murder To her fiance Stel-
Ia is forced To risk all her future bN.
confesslng her ugly past Her lover on
! learning the facts takes her To his
arms. and the play ends with the
promise of happiness for her
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PLAYS AND PLAYERS.

Viola Allen has gone to Europe for
n stay of six or eight weeks.
Lucille La Verne is doing well win
IA stock company in Richmond, Va.
~ Good Little Devil" is To he re-
produced in moving pictures shortly
The Sho-Gun," by George AIDE. Is
Ia be given in Paris AT an early date"
John Mason is to make a tour of
the Pacific coast IN As a Man
Thinks"
II is said Mrs. Leslie Carter is going
into vaudeville next season in a new
playlet.
Fiske OHara will star next season
in "a play called "Old Dublin Bny" bv
Augustus Pitou. Jr.
y western dramatist is To- write Il
play for Digby EelI, in which the lat
ter will star next season
The dc kovcn Opera company is "a
follow its revival of Robin Hood" by
that of the composers Rob Roy
George V. Hobart will write the
book and lyrics of the next Follics
show. and Raymond ilubbell viii com.
pose the musir.
The condition of OTIS Skinner, who
WAS operated on for toiditia. f.
Improving and his physician looks for
4 complete recovery.
Conan ana Harris have chaured the
name of the new Winchcl Smith
comedy from "The Amateur Drtcc-
tive" to "WashinetoG square"
Frank Monlan is to have the Leading
comedy role in MY Little Friend.
hy oscar Strauss, urdcr the drcc-
lion of Fred g. Whitney.
Next season Grace George will re-
vive several Of her successes. if her
husband manager, W. \. Brady can
not find suitable new play for her.
H. the revival of ~ Texas Steer
made by W \. Brady ana Harry Ns-
kin Alice Rrady. daughter at the
manager, viii play the role of Bossy.
Anna Held will star in this country
under the management OF John Cort
who will present her at the head of 4
big vaudeville combination.
winthrop Ames has accepted for
production at his Little thcatcr in
New York city, a serious play by
Mark Swan. entitled, Her own
Money"
Mile. Polaire. advertised as the uG-
lics' woman in Paris is TO maxi
another visit to this country IN The
Red Ven" under the management of
Morris Gest.
Anna PaVlowa, the Russian dancer
has bought the historic place Ivy
House. Hemstead Heath, In England.
She has also beautiful home i'm -.
Petersburg.
Elizabeth Murray has been engaged
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CONTAINS MANY SONG HITS.
"Pr,nce Of Pilsen" Is Replete With .
Wealth Of Innovations

one of Tia" chief REASONS for The
long continued popularity of PiNley
ANA Luders' musical comedy. The
Prince Of Piscu" which comes to tho
Calumet theater Monday night, t.
that it has not been allowed To- d".
terioratr in any respect bat is kept
keyed up To the Henry W. SaNa"e
standard 81 excellence which is the
iinal word n theatrical productions.
The numerous song hits "c this piece
have an enduring grasp ON public "a
yor, The Message al the Violet,
"rho Tale of the Sea Shell" "fhe
Stein Song" with it's ringing. swiny
Ing Heidelberg chorus. The Song Of
the cities" and pictures i'm SMOKE
all have successfully contributed 10
this splendid entertainment. The COM
panv that will present this important
revival is headed by Jess Dandy
long Identified with the rul" of Hans
Wagner. the "Zinzihnat" brewer In
the supporting east are g. be- found
the names Lottic Kendall, Fred Lyon.
BERNARD Ferguson, Edna Pendlot'n.
Norma nrown. Bobby Woolsey ami
Johu O'IIaulon.
TIE orchestra, always q feature 81
a Henry W. Savage musical prodnr-
tor, will he under the direction at
Emil Rierman.