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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-12-31
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

Alexandria, Va, Dec. 81, 1913.
AS required by law notice is hereby
given that the real estate delinquent
for 1912 herein mentioned, or SO much
thereof as may be necessary to salts
fy the taxes. levies, interest, costs anG
charges due thereon, will be sold at
public auction on the First
MONDAY IN JANUARY, 1911.
between the hours of 10 in the mora
ing and in the afternoon, in front
Of the courthouse, unless the amour:
for which said lands are delinquent
togcthe,, with the interest, cost ard
charges shall have been previously
paid:
White.
Far, Jane, , II T. l. l23-l25 Wolfe
st. -. 80. $J'lz
Fair, Jane. L. n. w. cor. Alfred and
Nlonte. st. "a
Robinson, Elizabeth, ! So Pay. West
Wy, and Mad. SITS 3.9l
COlGred.
Berkeley. Alice, H & l. 5l3 5. Roy
St, :. 49,. 40
Rrvant Jane, H & l. ia Glib. St 1856
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caslins Maria L AIS Pend. St. i:
Gibson Daniel L n. E. Cor. Roy 4
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Scrvia is preparing for fresh con-
Aict in the Balkans. 1t has become
known that the government has plac-
cd hcavy orders with the krypp firm
in Germany for artillery. Servlan
troops have invaded northern Alba
MIA, despite the warnings OF Austria
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w. A. Marble and John Shepard
have BEEN appointed receivers for the
Fourteenth street New York store
and the Simpson-Crawford Co., BIG
department stores forcea into re-
Ownership because Of the stringcnc!
Of money.
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Observation-Disclosures
RAILWAY co.
l., Erfnct Norpmbpr 1913.

Leave Alexandra for Washington
Week Days a. NJ. 800, $40, G.O5.
$50, $50. $40, $50, 705, ID, 30,
7.4O $50, 800, SIS S25, S.335, $50,
$40, go, $50, 1910, 1880, 1859,
10, II 25x. 11.30. 1l.50.
p. NJ 1910, 12.25x, 1890, 1880,
| 10. l.25X, / 30, / 80, 30, 2.25X,2.3O,
$50, Sos. 3.25x, 3.35, 80, 41O.
.25. 40. 4.40 4.55, $40, 5. 25,
5 50. 5 80. 6.05, $40, $50, $40, 90,
7.l5, 7.25, 7.36, 500, $50, 900,
9 80 1000. 10. so, lilo 1l.55.
AM. Sundays-7.OO 7.35, SO, $50,
8. 40. 900. go Q. 40, 1000, 1920,
10. 10, LOO. 20. 40.
Noon-l200.
p M.-l2 20. II. 40, 100, l.20. 10:
. 90, 220 2 4O,3 0O.3 20, > 40, 4 OO,4 ~,
4. 40. ) co, ) 20, ) 40. 600, $40, CAD
100. 7.2O. TAO. 500, $50, 900, 80"
10. 90 1890, lilo.
Leave Alexandria for Mt. Vernon
Week Days.-A. Ms .35, $40, / 30
S.5l, 10. %, %, P. NJ. - l2.2 2;
l.25. 2.25. $50, 40, 3.33, 0.}O
7.35. 8. 50, $50. 80, 1l.5o
SUNDAYS.-A. NJ 100, So
go. 1870, II. Sop. M.-l3.3o
100. ,. 30, $50, 4.30, $50, CIV
80. S As, 1916.
All trains leave Washington iron
18th ard Pa. Ave. opposite los
Office
XThrough Mt. Vernon Trains.
Daily. %"Daily Except 3I1tay
and holidays.
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Stockhoi. ars Meeting Of the American
Rui..'. Company of Virginia.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders e the American RutiIe Com
pany vii: be held at the office of tie
Company. No. III South Fairfax St.
Alexandria Virginia, on Monday, the
9Th day of January, 1911. from J.
o'clock noon to o'clock ?. NJ, for the
election IF directors, and for the tran
saction If such other business as can
be lawfully considered
The transfer books will be closed 10!
10 days prior to the 9TH day of Janu-
W. NJ. SLATER, PreSi.
ALBERT HARPER,
Sccty. anG Treas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-12-31

The Alexandria Gazette CorpOrailo"
Gazette Binding King Stree
SOBERT S. BARRETT, Presia"n
and General Manager.
HOWARlI W SMITH, Secretary ar"
Treasurer.
TERMS.-Daily, l wear, So"
Six Months. $3.50. Three Months
p.25. One month, AZ cents One wee'
10 cents.
Entered at the Postoff1ce Of Alex
sHdria, Virginia as second-clasn mat
ter
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Maryland. Delaware and
Virginia Railway


Steamers Of this me leave AlcXan'
lrra Monday Wednesdays ard Sat
urdays at 4:30 P. M.
FOR BALTIMORE AND ALL The
1T. USUAL RIVER LANDINGS.
Cuisine and appointments uncXcei!eo
Freight for Baltimore, Philadelphia
and New York solicited anc HANDLED
with care. Through rates and bills
Of lading issued.
SINCE fare to Baltimore, $3.oo,
return trip, $500; state rooms one
way, $1.50 up, meals, 50 cents.
Reard0n e Grimes, Agents.
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Norfolk Fried oysters at Hammers
| Cafe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20
ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN.

The Christmas program viii bc rem
dered iu 81 john Lutheran church.
Martins Ferry. ON the cesuiug ~ christ
mas Gay. hrginniuE az o'clock The
program. which is O. Lengthy one is as
follows.
Prelude organiSt Miss Edna Mar
Prote~sionaI-S Sunday school Oreanist.
Miss Rose Buc.milIe-
PRAYER and Scripture Reading 10y the
rrorne.ics o. C.risrs Birth ,Germam
sunday school
Anthem "rhc song at Midnight
Eusl.sA Address by thc pastor.
EngIisH Responsive Rcading-Sunray
Cnristmas- Elizabeth Barron Kate
Rocker Goldie Nerakee. George
Th.ei Rose ~ztsI Martha Schnsll
Una kerakcs sophie Peterson.
silent Nislt'-S SUNDAY school.
Ee~no"sIte Eeadinc sunday school.
"IhIa o. Christina Nell Marie and
Wilma RroiterStein.
Tho child Who Game ON Christmas
id Euckuck. walter Graham. Harold
Recitation Mildred KobIo-.
Song. Little children. can You Tell7
d.. ~ .rimary. 'c,p"rt f1ent, ..--. o.,
wood Kline
Prophet. voices Virhcimina Sea
bright
sorr "Arsc t.e Kiu-dou is at Han1
SUNDAY School
Recitation. Cool T.iinrs Marie Koh-
Recitation $50 Room fr tho Inn
Recitation .I'uto the Least" Hhodo
Eeciauon rhc Wise Mer-no,,
song "Af H.rlehem- Ancient Tortni'
Recitation. .w.'comc ,bc SAVIOR
Recitation .rh, Christmas story
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20
SERVICES SUNDAY PROMISE To
as VERY INTERESTING IN
GREATER CITY.
Choiro Have Prepared Escelle nj
Numbers and Special Sermons
viii Be Preached

In the majority Of the churches m
this city and adjoining towns spe-
cial Christmas proerams viii be rem
dered Sunday. boo Observance of thee
birth of Christ ln some OF the
churches services Of special nature
will b. conducted both morning and
evening. while !n others only one
special service will Dee conducted IN
some OF the churches a special mu-
steal program will not Doe rendered
Sunday other than sermons of a
Christmas holiday nature. as the
Christma- Programs have been pee
pared for rendition on Christmas day
or evening
The programs in many instances
are lengthy and made up of excellenl
nun ber-. and .r soun Instances mom-
bers Of the Sunday school department
will participate. but in tho majority
the special musical numbers viii Boz
rendered BY Tho chCirs
Final rehedreal- viii be- held this
evening IN many church in tho CITY.
by both shoirs and others who will
parfioipatc. Final t0urtr. on ..a
decoration Of the churches will also
be made 'o-nielf. and D., ie expected
that IN many places fhe decoration.
Will b" very beautiful and elaborate.
A. plans for tir work have been o..
ured out Ear in advance The prY-
rrarra fofID-r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20

Fourth street Methodist EpissopaT
church. first church south OF 1--WE ftu
on Chapline. No. 1919. Arthur W Mill.
IN. ID. pastor. Public worship al 1889.
a. m. The pastor will deliver a Christ
mas sermon entitled. The Christina
shepherds. az this service At &c..
ten hour OF the evening service tho
choir will give a sacred cantata entitled.
The Holy Infant" sunday school M
z. 10 e. M. Junior League at $50 D. or
tnworth League az 80 3. m. 4 heart
invitation is extended 10 all strangers
and those without r. church home 60
join with the congregation IN al these
services. All seats free and moo.
cordial welcome awaits everybody who
az.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20
Organ POsilude. ..... Miss Anna isras'

Organ Posilude. ...... Miss Anna 1sras,
EVENING.
organ Postlude. ............Ni Miss Israel
.Lo How Rose. co.. Michael Praetoris
Trio. ....-...- MIR. Bycott. Miss Gebhard
and Mr.. Necr
Ring out Ye Bells. Wallis
choir.
Onertory-
Solo .........--..-..-... Mr.. Neer
"oh Night OF Peace and stiffness.
Duet ''''''''.'.... MIR Neer Mr. apSl1,f
and Choir
organ Postlude. ............ Miss Israel
ST. James EyaneelicaI Lutheran
Chapel. Elm Grove. West Virginia,
Rev. VI. Steuer. assistant pastor. Sun
day 30 a m. sunday school and
Bible class. English preaching ser
vices 70 tho County Infrmary az 2.3O.
our members and friends of the
chapel are cordially invited 10 attend
the reopening Of the church ar Wheel
ing. And Thursday / a. m. Christmas
preaching services: Friday evening at
Z - Christmas services u the Sunday
school. All are cordially invited
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20

Prelude. "Adagio in u Flat" Volk-
mar; anthem. "llark. Hark My Soul. %
Shelley: anthem My Soul truly
Waitath.' Steane; offertory. Swedish
Wedding March Soodermann: post
Jude, "Postlude IN p Gade
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20

rvening Services. 1850 O'CLOCK.

fVehlng services 1850 O'Clock.
The Holy lnfar A sacred tanfata
By the Choir.
pordcr Of services.
Prelude. with soprano soioD
chorus. harN 4 Thrilling Voice is
Sounding
Fir-t sr.sode-Tbc Annunciation.
SCRIPTURE. leading. Matthew 1908.
CD Rscitative. Behold a Virgin
'h' sons. % Come. Oh Come. Em-
choir and Conrrers,ior
-'roruIpia 0dc-The NATIVITY.
ili5tr helding. Matthew 2f-G.
tn'HccItati,e And Thou. Rcthiebem
thl song. % Little Town OF HcthIeher.
n"ru-. come Hithcr. Sc FaithfuL
THIRD r..odc The Comlne of tho Mag.
-.riltrufr Reading. Matthew ..r.Ir
'h'rl ',2roI for soprano and chorus.
.c-,tare Hesdiar Luke 2.i5--i
CAB Hss.ntsc. And when Eirht na,a
a.. were N'oomrI
''' SOUS Icru. Same Of Woudrous
CHOIR and CONGREGATION
Noti.r. and Offer.rr
lifth Episode Tho Presentation
'a' g,gnu,e Ma when tbe nay. or
ll'r iUrIfi.af.nu.
'h' sons Tho rrrcs or Peace
''9, SIMS ODD -inF rhi. WcrscI
Followed by the
I'oN"Incf ',HnIr frd ronererstfon 40
e.ur.ne 'nr mrIadrl fii.'rr af the
word. Praise th. lord suns b. ne
colo HlaH
IturulUfI.U
personnel Of choir.
ui. V.r, v... &c.. 'r ria...-.r Dug.
No. uarrt Travis ,u.s Vsrtba ae,,,-.
Mi.a Wi'mf Unrpfrr Niles Na1 IsdI.t.
t.4I ' Mi.s s.lIH ~el
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20

quartet. Wake 90 Judseu Land"
SENIOR ~.ip ,HiH quartet. - Iny
Nlgut. .....-.......' A dam
MI. Ietwtiier.
quartet. 'Hark iark Ny Soul" Shelly
Spliet. Miss Mcclure
PN-rtuf1. Melody. Herbert
soprano solo. TIE New horn King"
-...-.... ........ -...-.. LEspOlr
Mrs. otto.
Bass solo twitl Quartet. Emmanuel"
Nr Ecrriu.
organ l.-flua-. 'tirIuU MarcH" .... RON
Miss Wolfe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20
IN brio. Wood.
Nesper Service.

calel. Lommons; postlude. Allegro
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20

organ prelude. "H3Ilelujan Cno-
...-. ..---.. ....-. Handel
Light Del Come Igerl,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-12
hE. WATSON SISTERS

able society, and is rather different to
anything Mr.. Belaseo lately has offered
1t is a comedy Of middle-age. that pic
lures the turmoil and struggle In which
fashionable folk indulge. in order to seem
and to look younger than they really are.
The central character is rich Brookllne
widow hitherto quiet and domestic. VINO
reyolts against her serene existence;
leaves her priggish and exemplary son
to his own devices, and goes OF to New
York, where she is entertained by
fashionable woman friend, also widow
There the Brookline chrysalis bursts out
into a stunningly dressed. gay, frivolous
and admired butterfly of society After
several afSairs she marries New York
clubman of excellent income and position,
only to find she is beyond the age for
rempestuous love She confesses this to
her husband on their wedding afternoon
and offers him his liberty. She simply
cannot 60 longer at the pace set by the
smart folk Of the metropolis. She is as
tonished to md her husband equally
eager for peace and quiet So instead of
going off on a strenuous weird Jaune
they yield to the call OF simpler life
and plan happily a serene home and
honeymoon.
In Years of Discretion Mr.. Belasco
offers one of the most notable casts Of
recent years, including Ellie shannon,
Herbert Kelley. Alice Putnam, Robert
McWade, jr., John Flood. E. NJ. Holland
Louis Massen and Grant Mitchell The
scenic effects are typically artistic, with
that perfection in detail for which Be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-12
Columbia.

Lima Abarbaneil. who will appear i'll the
new musical play, The Red Canary at
the Columbia tomorrow night, made a
fine impression here some years ago as
HanseI in "Hansel and Gretel." and later
as Natalie in The Merry Widow Two
seasons ago, in Madam Sherry, she
proved herself delightful actress and a
graceful dancer. as we'll as a prima
donna Her role in the new musical
comedy affords fine opportunity for the
display of her versatile gifts. She has a
number of solos that sparkle with
melody. 1.-The Red Canary is the work
of four young Americans. The music Is
by Harold Orlob. the book by Alexander
Johnstone and William lie Baron. and
the lyrics by William b. tombstone. The
play is in two acts, and its story, which
is a happy combination of the sentiment
tai and humorous. deals with the adven-
lures of Jane (played by Miss Abar-
baneiD, a young American who is visit
ing Paris as the buyer of large dry
goods establishment at home. She is at
tracted by the brilliant coloring of the
scarfs made by Nj. Bonnet, a Paris mer-
chant. who is also famous as colorist.
He believes that each color makes its
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-12
Gayety.

The Watson sisters, under the manage
ment of Max Spiegel, come to the Gayety
tomorrow night in new buriesQue en-
tertainment entitled Morocco Bound,
written by Joe lie Brandt and Arthur
Denvir with music by Edgar A Ninail.
The story of the musical farce relates the
adventures of a young widow who con-
ducts an academy for young women and
a young Morocco maiden, who flies from
her native land to escape the emissaries
of the Moroccan government. The
schemings of the villains of the play are
frustrated by Willy Watt. who is en-
ployed as a bellboy in the academy. but
who is in reality a natural sherlock
Holmes in heavy disguise
Elaborate stage settings and costumes
are promised. A chorus which is de-
clared one of the most attractive in bur-
lesque this season will aid the princi-
pals in singing number of topical and
comic songs and will display their agility
in big swimming scene.
Featured members of the cast include
Frank nj. Christy. Frank Damsel. Fred
c. Collins, George Livingstone and the
Misses Lois Rice, Francis Farr and a
big chorus of tango dancers and turkey
trotters from New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-12

qualified as coachman by hitching up
her pet horse Ga gentleman of decidedly
ancient pedigIee) and driving him along
the roadways of her home.
A YOUNG COMPOSER. Harold orlob.
the composer of the music of The Red
Canary" is only twenty mine years old.
He is short in stature and exceedingly
boyish looking in appearance. He would
not impress a stranger as a music COM
poser who has been actively engaged in
doing important theatrical work for the
past ten years or more. He wrote the
music for Heart Breakers" In which
Sally Fisher and George Damarel star
red. and for THE Flirting Princess" He
has written much music for metropoli-
tan reviews also.
Orlob's entrance into theater at re-
hearsal hour usually has startling eff
feet ON the loeal musicians because of his
youthful appearance. Mr.. orleb is ma
tive of Salt Lake City.
Some years ago he arrived in Detroit to
conduct the rehearsals of one of Burt
whitney's new musical productions. He
happened to be little late and as he
crossed the stage with roll of music un-
der his arm he was received with a vol
ley of sharp remarks from the assembled
musicians, VINO were cndllnS at the delay
tn beginning the rehearsal They evil
IDENTIFY thought that he was Just a rAes-
senger from the composer, for the local
leader cried cut Hey. boy. hurry up
with that music. Why you keep US
waiting here SO long for the music To
begin the rehearsal?
Orlob did not say word, for he real
lied at once the error that was being
made in regard to hiin. He walked down
to the orchestra pit. and placed the music
cha on he :
were his regular work When he had
finished and stepped to the leaders place
and seized the baton the musicians
gasped with establishment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-12
Belasco.

Instead of the ooh, l Say" production
previously advertised. the attraction at
the Belasco Theater this week will be
the worlds championship base ball
games between the Athletics and the
Giants in motion pictures The pic
lures run in five reels and give every
detail of the plays beginning tomor-
row evening at o'clock and continu
ing for the remainder of the week
with an exhibition in the evening and
a daily matinee at o'clock. Seats will
be 25 and SO cents
The unexpected happened at the Be-
lasco yesterday afternoon that it was
necessary to postpone the presentation
of ''Oh, / Say because the piece was
not yet perfected and the Messrs. Shu-
bert. rather than present it in that
shape, preferred to postpone it until
the near future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-12
Creatore's Band Today.

This afternoon and tonight band music
lovers will have an opportunity to hear
Creatore's great organization at the New
National Theater. No musical organza-
ton has a stronger following here than
has Creatore's. The program at each
performance will be one OF unusual in
terest. During his recent tour of the
continent Creatore selected many nov
elites from the foreign publishing houses
portunity to hear some of the music for
the first time Possibly no other band
leader of the present day occupies the
unique position this Italian leader holds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-12

appeal to some human emotion. fne
merchant is SO impressed with her ac-
tivity and brightness that he promises
to confide to her the secret OF his sue
cess in colors, whose varying effect on
different people creates the interest and
fun of the opera.
Miss Abarbanell will have in her sup
port t. Roy Barnes, the comedian. VINO
began his career in comic opera, but in
recent years has been q prominent head
liner in vaudeville: John Hendricks,
Charles w. Meyer. David Reese. George
z. Roman. Nita Allen Mana yucca, BeS-
sic Crawford. Millicent Rutty and Jean
Gentry The chorus will be a large one
and has been selected with a view TO It's
singing ability as well as attraetiveness.
The stage settings in the two acts snow
the Paris scarf and cOlering estaDnsn,
ment and 1.-The Garden of the Birds
The costumes are rich and show the lat
est Partisan modes. There VIII De an
augmented orchestra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-12
IN THE SPOTLIGHT.

London has a new musical comedy en-
titled The Pearl Girl.
Frederick Truesdell has been engaged
as leading man for Henrietta Crosman.
Doris kean is appearing in Chicago in
Romance"
AT Bay was produced last week in
New York and is well spoken of.
Margaret Anglin is playing Shakespeare
comedy in San Francisco.
Julie Herne is going to play a stock
star engagement in Detroit.
De Witt Jennings is playing the role
of the police inspector in within the
Law"
Charles Frohman has the American
rights to Strauss opera called Love
and Laughter"
Dorothy Donnelly is to make a starring
tour about the new year under the man
agement of F. c. Whitney.
Nobody in "Everywoman," has been
engaged to support Bertha kalisch.
The new play in which Conan d Harris
are 10 present DOuSiaS r fairbanks is 10
be called Dollars and Sense"
A new vice play is to be produced in
Pittsburgh and bears the title of THE
Leper.
THE Honey Bee is to be presented by
Harrison Grey Fiske in this city and Bal
timore early next month.
Elsie Ferguson opened her season at At
lantic City last Thursday night in The
Strange Woman.
Regain Hughstan has been engaged 70:
the cast of the company TO support Mabel
and Edith Taliaferro in their new play,
Young Wisdom"
Paul Armstrong has written a spectaeu-
lar drama of the Spanish Main, called
1.-The Pirates" He also has a comedy
called "A Hunt for Happiness"
Late this month David Belasco will pro-
duce the play by Roland Molineaux call
ed THE Man Inside" The cast will in
clude Charles Dalton.
Columbia University is to add a play
writing course to It's extension teaching.
and courses in moving picture scenarios
may be added.
The Shuberts are to produce a comedy
Miss Phoenix with Ann Murdoch in
the cast.
THE Girl and the Pennant' in the lead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-12
Cosmos.

Pop Arson, one of the most famous
living opponents of the national game.
will review the games between the Ath-
letics and the Giants and tell base ball
stories at the Cosmos Theater this week.
1t was Capt. Arson who won the pen
nant six times for the Chicago club, and
took it with an all-star American team
to oppose it around the world introducing
the game into far-off Australia. Other
attractions will include the Hursley
Troupe. acrobats Michael Brahme and
company in "A Dogs Opinion; Weslyn
and Nichols in "Cupids Ladder mel
odic chatter comedy; the Masses. Jug
glers in Fun in Dining Room" and
Elsie McNalley and Baby Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-12
COMING ATTRACTIONS.
National.

David Belaseo's latest comedy success.
Years of Discretion" after run OF
nearly an entire season at the Belasco
Theater. New York. comes to the Ma
tional Theater tomorrow night for a
weeks engagement. The high esteem in
which Mr.. BelaSco. as a producer Is
held by the public of Washington. and
the favorable reports that have preceded
Years of Discretion doubtless will as
sure the interest of local theatergoers.
The authors of the play are Frederic
Hatton and Fanny Locke Hatton.
The story deals with people of fashion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-12
Casino.

Billy Inman. a famous oid-timer in the
national game. with his company. will
present base ball sketch entitled Be
fore the Came" at the Casino Theater this
week. Imam was long a warm favorite
with those who followed the big leagues.
In his sketch he has the assistance of a
capable company and a scenic accompani-
ment. Kid Hamlet will be presented
by company of five players. Electric
Smith will furnish Juggling. and Hilda LIE
Roy is songstress. and other acts will
be announced
Wednesday evening at both perform
ances the Country Store will give away
useful presents to lucky patrons. One
of them received live pig last Wednes-
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ed aim the sobriauet of 'whatIi-You-

ed fiim the sobriquet Of 'Whatll-Y ou-
Have" Dalton.
On the second visit Of the President to
Cornish the Daltons were on tour. and
the presidential trailers alighted, with
weary resignation. prepared to do PEN
ance in the architectural joke across
from the post Office, but when they
alighted at the depot they found Cole
man. the speckle6 butler. awaiting them
with a telegram from What IL YOU
Have turning over the place to them,
and adjuring Coleman not to let any
body's hunger go unsatisfied.
Occasionally Miss Dressler did actor
stunts" to enliven the party. Most of
the time however. she spent making
costumes and in doing regular work
about the house. AS a mixer of cows
she demonstrated her ability, and also