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The Washington times., 1914-08-27
A Never Failing Way
to Danish Ugly Hairs
aids to Beauty

No woman is immune to superfluous
srowths. and because these are likely
to appear at any time. 1t is advisab BILE
70 always have some delatone powder
handy to use when the occasion arises.
, naste is made with some Of the
nowder and water and spread upon
~ b,iry surface. in about minutes
this is carefully removed and the skin
washed You will then find that your
skin is entirely free from hair or fuzz
Be sure, however, to get real delatone.
-AdvS "A
The Washington times., 1914-08-27
TESSIE AND T HE TENPINS.
Bv FLORENCE E. YODER.

and never even wanted to play with
them Tesse and Tottie had other
things to arnusa them, and II Mrs
Tabby had not forbidden the boys to
play with th-m any longer Tess!e
would perhaps have never thought
to touch them.
Th" boys usually played in an up
per room and the rolling ball made
50 mUch noise thai it was impoS-
s.blc to he comfortable at all in the
downstairs part Of the house. IF
| bear that ball roll over the floor
The Washington times., 1914-08-27
A Tibetan Prayer Wheel.

-HE strangest labor-saving device
have ever seen ! beheld for the
first time on the busy streets Of a
city in northern China. Coming
out of the bazaar district, | turned a
corner and brushed against man lean
ing against the wall.
He was praying. but his lips were not
moving. In his hand he held a prayer
wheel and every once in A while he
would give il a turn, which caused II to
rcvolve rapidly to the sound of small
bell that tinkled above the street noises.
And while he prayed by proxy he stared
at the strange sights about him with
open mouth.
Everything was new to him in this
crowded city, and he was feasting his
eyes on the brightly-colored clothes of
the passers-by. the ornamented har-
H3sses of the prancing horses and all the
The Washington times., 1914-08-27

and less waste.
The need iE not
that in view Of
the present out
look that less
buying be done.
but that more
Intelligent buy
ing be practiced.
Neither mother
nor the whole
family need buy
less because OF
-be times But
The Washington times., 1914-08-27
Secrets of Health and Happiness
the Surgeon S Knife
Is Only Cure for Cancer
By DR.. LEONARD KEE.
HIRSHBERG
Abb, NJ A., NJ D. Uohns Hopkins).

you a woman thirty. at the next gathering
/ of sixteen members of your sewing circle 'the
dansant. tell them that two Of the party will die Of
That is. If they do not mark and inwardly
remember the earliest signs two in each oyster
shuckers' dozen will fall victims this scourge.
Moreover in each dozen must die of it. Brief
~ Of twelve luborers financiers editors bookkeepers
merchants others Of the male division gathered
gether must succumb to this mysterious maady.
Yet there is hope at last the one in twelve
ond the two in sixteen Dr. Joseph c. Boodgood. the
of the Johns Hopkins Hospital found
that incurabe and ghoulish cancer is it has
foohod. yet it is absolutely prevenabe in 100 cent
of the studied discovered earliest
The Washington times., 1914-08-27

cancers. especially in the beginning,
when they give no pain. cause no an
noyance and are smaller than a pea or
BIB shot.
The so-callej radium treatment Of
cancer. even though used extensively by
my wonderful teacher. Prof. Howard A.
Kelly. should be mistrusted for at least
a few more experimental years DR..
Kelly, himself, the most brilliant of sur
geons, only uses radium as an auxil-
iary to his employment Of the knife.
Copyright. 1914. Newspaper Feature Service }
The Washington times., 1914-08-27
Miss Laurie volunteers to advise

Miss Laurie volunteers to advise
Young people on matters CT the
heart. She cannot answer gen.
cral questions. Questions per-
tanning to health should be ad-
dressed to DR.. Hirshherg, Care
The Times Office; miscellan-
eous questions to The Times
Question Rox. Letters received
by Miss Laurie from Spa
cious," "B. D. B. and Per
picked" will be answered today
in the Question Box, but here
after no attention will be paid
to letters unless properly ad-
dressed.
The Washington times., 1914-08-27
Answers to Health
Questions

G.. F. F.-What will cure itching
piles?
A suppository made of alum. Gala
mine. nutgall. and carbolated oil will
relieve this.
Mrs. G. LII lose my voice for Q
couple of months at time.
Crushed ice and a light diet, lots Of
ice water and more rest in the open
airy, with silence. will go far toward
restoring the tones
Dr.. Hfrshberp toflI dnstoer questions
for readers Of this paper on medical
hyoienfc and sanitation subjects that are
take to prescribe or offer adpice for i'm
diuidudl cases. Where the subject - not
Of general interest letters wtn be an.
srered personally, " a stamped and od.
inquiries to Or. L. Z. Hirsh6sr0 core
this office
The Washington times., 1914-08-27

NJ. Of the most delightful
TOYS that ever f0Ind its waE
to TabDvland was a .set oF
tenpins. or AT least s6 the
TabblIand folks thought. Teddy and
Tommy and all Of III" other bows
use! to play with them ono orNn-
ing after the other. and made SO
much noise that at last Mrs. Tahhy
forbade them To use them any lon
ger
The girls did not lik" I'll" t"npins.
The Washington times., 1914-08-27
It's A Mighty Good World
After All
By WINIFRED BLACK.

" THAT a good old world it is TO
An/ leave-when you're going to
v the hospital and may not
come back. How bright the
Sun shines. how blue the waters glearn,
how sweet the roses blow.
Last night the stars were like great
silver lamps set high in the velvet
canopy of the sky. and the moon was
silver. too. and veiled now and then
with gossamer and white.
The sea gulls few high above the
balcony, flying west to the beach That
means storm. they say, at sea
The great city roared below al the
foot Of the hill. like some giant tiger
held but lightly in leash. and from the
garden came the call Of children play
ing in the fragrant starlight.
The books. too. on the table out
there on the friendly porch. What good
companions they have been-how patient
The Washington times., 1914-08-27


warts" and "oyergro wths'
The Washington times., 1914-08-27
COULD WE BUT SEE OURSELVES
Bu Annette BRADSHAW

This the first Of of drawings made for this page BY
cee and sati Annette Bradshaw Miss Bradshaw has
achieved reputation deneaors of fashions Whm and
understanding shows the good humor well
as in sagacity which she hits off its foibles.
The Washington times., 1914-08-27

choosing?
Lots OF lovsrs''-how interesting. Sc
it isn't this particular man that you
want. elder sister, it's Just a sweet
heart-any sweetheart. Well, / don't
know as I blame you. Why don't you
run away from this young man as fast
as you can every time he tries to be
nice 10 you. Maybe he'd run after
YOU?
Spscious-Dietine and exercise are
the cest methods of reducing weight
Eat sparingly but regularly Omit
bread. potatoes. rice. sweets, and
starchy food in general. Eat lean
The Washington times., 1914-08-27

Miss Laurie will welcome letters Of
inquiry on subjects Of feminine inter
est from young women readers Of this
paper and will reply to them in these
columns. They should be addressed to
her care this office
The Washington times., 1914-08-27

ELL, Twinnies. It seems to me
the young man is the one
to decide this position Why
don't you let MIN do the
The Washington times., 1914-08-27

Dear Annie Laurie:
We are two sisters, and We are In
deep perplexity. Lately a very nice
young gentleman has been visiting
us. and we are both in love with him.
One of US has env number Of suit
ors, and the other has none. Should
the one who has so many encourage
his attentions?
The Oldest Is twenty and the other
eighteen. The one who is eighteen
has lots Of lovers.
The Washington times., 1914-08-27

Copyright. 1914. Newspaper Feature Service
The Washington times., 1914-08-27

Who wants always his own way /!
soon left to travel alone.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-16
FFRAGISTS OF
LONDON FORM A
POLICE FORCE
Expect to Take Places of Men
Should They Be Called Up
on to Take Their Places at
the Front.

tA~-OoiatCd Press totrt~pundcnCcl
London. pHI 2-Founded hN Suf-
fragists "a ems %voluut,er police
force b. driiHus daily Tor duts They
call thcmsolts- The Women Police
Volunteers Hnd are an oN-sh1ot uf
the Women. Freedom league. 90
which Mrs nf pard, "a sister 90 Sir
John French ; the head when
thes are read Tor active service they
viii get a Get ming uniform tn give
tncm a sem -aHiciai status a avs
blue serge me cot "a smart mill
itary cut wItE hard fc.t hat likc "a
bowler with a Cat hr.u and O. beit
Viii make up Che outnt Brass letters.
~. v y" or The shoulder strap. a
metal hadge Goa the front of the has
and special bad-es. dc1otiuE the duty
division. such rs the "F" for park
and number Hf the constable un the
collar and such necessary Implements
as nrst aid appliances. moludius
Hmeillus salt. Cor gtscs NOT for the
pullccwomcnl police whistles dis-
trict map. ana pocket torches Nti
complete the Equipment
The ueW u..ren omcn ace already
hard at WORK learning Jiu-iitsu for
self defense ..uCe drIa signalling.
police court procedure. ard htst AID
Every woman .1 Gar enrolled has ma
60 pass "a medical examination o. 90
the physical fitness, and care has been
taken only Co. accept those otherv 49,
auaiined 90 undertake This new re-
sponsibilits.
Ths aEes rause from 80 10 e.. Tine
force b. ruled nF "a chicf tAilss Daner
Dawsonl deputy chief tMiss Nina
hoflel inspector iu chirf cars Nee
SON Coatesl. and nn intcstisarot ln
chief (Mrs Edlth watson. Who l. a
sort of chief detective. and "a chayge
officer airs q b. STRANGE.
The present headquarters are ga
Westminster aud local stations aye Ga
10 established ln various parts of the
metropolis other forcss are 90 e.
formed in the provinces and one has
already been started iu scotland The
minimum dutY ell De- Two hours q
DAY and me maximum eight The wo-
men viii work i1 a streets. parss
railroad depofs and rnllce courts huI
at present WI DO un ratr0iling 90
r~eeular beats Their chief work will
BE- % look after the Interests 81 chiid
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-16
y.M.C.A. FORMS AN
IMPORTANT PART
IN THE ARMY
In Every One of England's
Five Hundred Army Camps
the Great Organization Has
Its Headquarters.

Associated Pres CurTc-pondcnCc.l
London oct --In each of thv
Boo army cam E England the
YouuE Meme Christian association
nov BIOS Jon complete operation some
sort ef recreation center Nhcr, the
soldier MAJ write letters play dom-
uors or chce acfs drn6 Temperance
ocgerages bank his q and s.a
songs Some or these centcrs are mo
circus tcu,- seating "a thuu~ men
nd SOM, u renovated eow sheds
The organization b. thr1wlus iI ei
its energies into ihe war Says ~ =.
NHIr secretary uf b national .uuu-
90 of the 3 "A e. A.. On tht gfcai
London branch thousands OFF YOUNG
men have awaited themselves ol thc
free sy muHr.ums where their phys.
iQuCs are being built ug OBJ army
social eide u1 bDinE the friend OBJ enc
man in the ranks that the n 81 g..
A. expects fo he of sroHtosl uses
ou thc @relEious siic enc mou are
sven teHtaments no also Pamphlets
SCALING boo Hart win mliiai. duties
Esuit evening Their, Is "a seHsrsl sins
Song of both popular snd natr.otit
ah-s eading with q short religious soT-
vice. The men arc afo hsaed tD stgu
total thstinence pledges tor b per-
iod of the war; ou thc gruuud that
drink destroy a soldier efficiency
The y ~ g. a b. doing an equally
important work among the women.
particuiarly thc forcisn remscos Em.
49,. HM. HarHH Ca
Them vera suiidn have aeen formed
ALSO in aid cog the Rcd cross and ths
various hospitals
The first v " e. A. home In Lon.
don was started hF fao} kinhsira cd
receive NURSES bound or rcturuin.
from The front
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-16
NOTICE OF sur.


3u tie District Court Douu.y uf her-
nnIIlIu. state uI >ca MrNl.H
Ma Ol.. HsrII- Plaintiff
ta
Walter Harris h.'e1Isut.
IT, the Above Named Defendant
Won trs hereby notified tHaf m
haas boon HisI u-t yuu U tu, ..HI.
and county above named Wherein said
plsin'rr ura tar 200 ahssIui. aII. a
an the grounds uf abandonment auI
no~n-+uprort You ore further Un.I.
fed that unless 500 enter ur cause FEB
Doe entered your appearance r said
court at A-l4uaufr1ur. IS 50 un 1f
before N',e mb,r -fth A. o. IaIi de-
fault WII bt utksu t-ainsf ,nu and
pialltn wu apply to said court tor
Toe re.sf prayed Tor .u the complain.
Attorney for plaintin is D. B NcW-
eli whose Husfotue, and on.e Ai-
huqutrllc Sew Mexico.
tSeail A. O.. NALkEE.
uy Cicrk.
Tnps rs y MADISON. Clerk
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-16
Evening Herald Want Ads
Three Lines :: Three Times =: Three Dimes


= FOR RENT.
. f-room house. modern: North =
o Seventh ST.. t20.Q0.
. Groom house. corner Coal =
. avenue npd seventh street =
. e-room house. Highiands. SO .
. 4-room hcuse. Cast Hazcldinc =
. avenue. mOdcrn. a2O00.
= FOR SALE. .
= Ranch. 100 acres improved, =
. and for sale az q bargain; =
. miles out
. House ana lot. West Central =
. avenue. lot l62x2g0 feet, t250O. =
. G-room house and lot. High =
. lands. $4,000. =
. Two brick houses In ith ward =
cheap. modern. =
. houses on 3 lots IN u fine To- =
. cation; modern. Tor $500: near =
. Sisters school =
. 3riCk house on south Broad =
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. 5-room house ON south Broad Z
. way, Si500; near Conservation Z
. al church. =
. Ranches Tor sale. also business Z
property, Z
. FIRE INSURANCE. Z
. MONEY TO LOAN. Z
. DUNBAIvS REAL ESTATE Z
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-16
The Markets
Chicago Grain.

chicago. oct rs Wheat hulged In
price here today owing e. higher quo-
.%tatlons az Liverpool aud because OF
Yesterday large export sales on this
side 81 the Atlantic. After opening
s-Sc to s-fc highef and scoring a
little further rise the market rcceded
20 last nights level The close wac
steady at a. ID lhc net adNance
Wet weather proved onlg "a ieinpe-
rary s0ufce ~ nrmness in ara. The
opening which ranged from Ac 60
&c higher was Followed by a dccid-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-16

Kansas Citys oct l6 Hogs Ec-
ceipts. 3.oo0; pllrSct steady; bulk.
s. io11t5. heaty. S5s5W535. pigs
So ~ W5-
Cattlc- Receipts. 1900 marked
steady. prime fed steers. 50 SO a
$50. 70 western steers. FG.luuG %.
calves $3.50 1880.
shccp-Ec.eipts. 1000 market
steady; lamus t5gQm 50. ycarungs
1895 nG
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-16

ed general decline. The close was
steady. &c to ~ NtAc above last
nights close.
oats held comparatively steady.
Figures confirming reports of o. big
decrease in the Chicago stock OF lara
gave support 10 provisions.
Wheat - Dec El.i3 3-N. May.
Sis 3-f.
Corn-Dcc. g. ,-Nc. May. G9'c.
Oats-Dcc.. fNbp. May. 5Ihc.
Pork-Jan, t&ING5.
iard-Nuy., &iu 80, Jan, $40
Eibs-pct. SiON0 Jan. $40.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-16
Chicnrn

4 1000. market slow, shade under
yesterdays average; bulk, 81 3eaf
5s pigs. $500 sos heavy, S7W
$500.
Cattle - Receipts. 1000. market
steady; beeyes. t6.sOn 1890: steers.
s.. inn aio; calves. S750Nl125
Shccp-Rcceipi-. I2.000. market
slow sheep. 50 20 G lambs. So 90 n
|ETN5
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-16
NEW MEXICO REALTY CO.

g2o = SECOND ~. Phone aOt
select list Of furnished and uufut-
uIshcd houses. apartments %
housekeeping rooms iu the highlands
and Iowlands fJr rent. Desirable
property for sale. EMPLOY MENT
OFFICE ~ CONNECTION. Com-
pctcnt help furnished on short mo-
tice owner may list property by
phuninu sol.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-16

a lazy liver leads % chronic dys-
whole system poau's RcEulcis t25c
per boNl act mildly oa the liver aud
bowels Al ai drug STORES
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-16
W~ANTED-Agents.


AGENTF-Both sexes. selling outht
polisher; quick reporters Box sos,
spccialt'cs supply. El Paso. Tex
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-16
REVIEW OF WORK DONE IN
LONGEST S|TTINGO OF CONGRESS
IN HISTORY Of THE NATION

> Washington. oct. 10. AID .
, juurnmcnt next week OF the =
. present congress was presaged Z
, In an agreement reached in the =
, senate today under which the Z
, final vote on the pending war Z
, revenue bill will be taken to- I
3 morrow. Z
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-16
MnnrN Mnrkct-

Sew YORK. oct. 6-Mereanulc
| paper. Ga z per cent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-16
Vulcanizlng
LOST.

LOST A bunch of KEYS Finder
please rctIru o. Herald office
-
rem and thty viii cooperate with the
policemen Thoush they have uo ofi-
ctI rccoeuitou thoir movement has
1th,Iua sympathy and very influential
baceiu- The chief thu of .t- proc
motors is to snow tho government tho
value Uf q wvmens police fou'e, ana
tD ger u permanent state force o-tth-
lishod The present movement,
though begun ul suurasisi. e hr.uz
kept Iulri from % SUGGESTION of the
sunr.ac .aus, and IS 1o.1r rur Is 10
strictly a|ur-rart, body.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-16

WOMAN wants WORK of removing
and cleaning rugs; also clean
rooms Phone %.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-16
WANTED.

WANTED-To buy horse Apply 52a
south First St
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-16
LIONEL no LOAk.


MONEY To LOAN-On salaries
household goods and livestock with.
out removal. Nc'es bought and sold
Union Loan Co, Don IL, oyer Frs
National bank. Phone 1aG6
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-16
HOTELS OF SOUTHWEST.
DIRECTORY

SANTA FE--The Montezuma Hotel,
American plan; Eernce first class.
electric lights. steam heat telephone
In every loom Special attention 20
auto parties.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-26
STAR THEATER

Those of you who love sport will
be more than interested in the great
college production in two reels that
is at the Star theater today, entitled
The Varsity Race" which has
Muriel Ostrich and Irving Cummings
in the leading roles. There is boat
race scene in this picture that repre-
SCENTS two OF the country's greatest
colleges, and of course there is q man
on each team who loves sweet Mu-
riel, but the winner of her as well as
the race, and you'n be satisfied at
the finish of the contest and delight
ed at the finish of the race, for it's
a thriller. Be sure and see this,
Our Mutual Girl" is visiting in New
port today, and you must see Marga-
ret among the eclat of New York So
ciety. This picture is a sumner for
gowns and smart social effects.
Meg of the Mines has Mae Harris,
Ralph Lewis and Dark Cloud in the
cast, and don't overlook the best bet
to be offered next week in Tile
Monster and the Cir" which comes
to the Star Tuesday.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-26
ROYAL TnEA1En

Today comes the fourteenth cpl
sode of the Million Dollar Mystery
and the sleuths who are seeking the
solution with the $4,000 prize at
tached will miss something big ii
they fail to see this episode.
With each succeeding installme1t
the vale of mystery grows alternately
deeper, while on the other hand
there comes an occasional ray Of
light to guide those who seek to solve
the puzzle. This episode will fur
nish a welcome surprise to those
who are following the story.
Fathers Time Piece a Vita
graph comedy drama, and Pins Are
lucky" Lubin comedy are on the
same bill.
Monday we offer that great six
reel animal picture, Between Savage
and Tiger" It is one of the greatest
animal pictures we have ever shown,
as good or even better than The Adj
ventures Of Kathlyn,' although it S
made by an entirely different CON
pany.
Watch for the big advertisement
Sunday morning, and watch our Tea
lures all next week.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-26

Blood Ruby" and the story is that If
an innocent man who was accused,
arrested, found guilty and went 20
prison for the theft of a precious
stone, which he did not steal. Fortu-
nate circumstances aided in proving
him innocent and he was restored to
his wife and child. This is one of
the best representations that Costello
has been seen in in weeks. On the
same program is a rev Biograph
thriller, "The Peddler's Bag" ana
also a novelty from the Lubin studio,
"A Six Foot Romance" which is con
sidered one of the genuinely unique
releases of the month. Don't forget
either, that The PERKS of Pauline"
will be seen at the New Central be-
ginning Tuesday, and be sure and
see the first ilstallment of this new
sensation.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-26
LYRIC THEATEk

William Shea and Violet Marco
reau are the leading characters IN
Imp's tworart drama, redemption
a story that will win your attention
your sympathies and your ad2ira-
ton. 1t is a heart story, a story that
grips and holds you tight untii the
finale. when right comes into right
and all wrongs are condoled Mr..
Shea and Miss Marcereau are seen
at their best in this big screen
drama.
CRYSTAL offers East Lynne in Bug
Vile" a burlesque on the time tried
and fire tested drama of the same
name that will convulse you.
Get Out and Get Under" comes
from Pathe and it is a scream.
Sunday morning the next INSTALL
ment Of the TREY " Hearts ap-
psars in The Senunel-Record. 1t is
the fifth instalment of this great
story and the pictures for this section
will be shown at the Lyric Wednes-
day. If you are not keeping up with
this serial start now.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-26
Che CbeaterS
AT THE PRINCESS

Hundreds OF Princess patrons have
remarked the great Improvement in
the pictures being shown in connec.
tion with the vaudeville duriag the
present season. The two-part drama
now running has been declared one
of the best that has ever been shown
in Hot Springs.
There are two reasons for this.
The Princess has booked an exclusive
film service for this season, insuring
patrons that they viii see new faces
and new stars in each succeeding
reel. Then the Princess has installed
what is without doubt the best mo-
ton picture equipment in the city. 1t
consists of two of the finest project
ing machines ever brought to the
city. one is a Simplex the kind of
protector that is used by all the big
road attractions, and the other a GA
Powers, acknowledged to be a peer
in its line. Other equipment has also
been added and the light and action
OF the Princess pictures are now the
best in the city, with a guaranteed
quality of reels, this insures patrons
the best that can be seen in the pic
ture line.
The present bill at the Princess
closes tonight, and Monday comes
an ali new attraction, with four big
acts of vaudeville and two feature
pictures.
The bill now running is acknowl-
edged to be better than the opening
bill, all the acts having won distinc-
ton and popularity by the excellence
of their work.
The new bill is the best yet.
Watch for the announcement of the
change Sunday morning.
Remember tonight the Princess will
give away ten dollars il gold. You
will want to be there when this is
given away. The presentation will
take place at the close of the first
show
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-26
AUDITORIUM
David Warfleld.

David Warfields forthcoming en-
gagoment at the Auditorium soon will
be his only appearance in this city
in The Auctioneer," as plans are
now under way for his appearance IN
New York next season in a new play.
The charm, beauty, the deeply i'm
pressivee quality of David war
fields acting, carried to his audience
through his persuasive and command
ing personality, are qualities in his
art that long since established him as
the foremost of American actors. AS
Simon Levi in The Auctioneer," it
is conceded that the Warfield per
sonalty in all its tenderness and
strength, is revealed to the best pos
sible advantage.