davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-27
WINTER SPORTING DOPE FROM EVERYWHERE
Feds Attack Weaker Teams of the
American and National.

Discard the theory that the Fed
eral League is centering its attack on
the National, and. climb aboard the
following bunch until something bet
ter turns up. In the light of what
has been happening the last few days
it is a reasonable bet.
Federal Leaguers are trying to
knock the interest out of the flag
races of the two older leagues. They
are attempting to disrupt the weaker
teams-and even the runners-Up-
in the major circuits, leaving one ag-
gregation in each organization that
will so overshadow its competitors
that it will bust it's way through all
opposition to an uninteresting vic
tory.
Facts, which are extremely scarce
in baseball dope, bear out this con-
tention.
Notice that in the National League,
which has been combed for athletes,
the New York Giants have not been
touched. -
And again reflect on the fact that
the Athletics have been unmolested
in the American League.
Each of these teams was able to
make practically runaway race last
season in its respective organization.
What will be the result if they retain
their strength even adding to it a
trifle-and the other squads are
weakened by the loss of players?
The pennant races will be settled
in July, and fans will sit back and
become apathetic until the worlds
series rolls around.
And the Federal, by. parceIing out
its human spoils, can arrange a con-
tention that will be hot right up to
the final furlong, sustaining the in
terest of the public.
Frank Chance started in New York,
last year with a team that was joke.
His Yanks did not win a home game
until June and thew were soft on the 4,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-27
observation-disclosures Go-Ad
Trailing Rftchie.

SdoI anu IdCh0y MCr dIldlu Cdu NC
at once put in the same class as sub
way conversation and other forms of
fiction.
This latest fistic oratory is not even
interesting, because we all know that
Packey and AID do not want the bat
tie. After Mcfarland finishes with
Mike Gibbons he will be ready for a
rest, win or loose. He will be meet
ing a good man, and the stockyards
man does not fight the top-notchers
every day.
WoIgast, if he is sincere in his
chase after a match with Willie
Richie, lightweight champion. GER
tainly will not f1irt with the McFar-
land game. Packey is not a light
weight, and Wolgast would not adj
vance much even by a victory. And
it is doubtful if he could defeat Nc
Farland in ten rounds.
WoIgast and Charley White are to
fight a return engagement in Mil
waukee if the promoters agree to
terms, and the battle will be pulled
off probably Feb. 9. In their last en-
gagement White was given the popu-
lar verdict, and Wolgast wants to
erase this blot on his late record.
White will certainly have to travel
at faster clip than in their previous
bout in order to repeat.
BY making this match WoIgast ap-
parently comedies there is little
chance for him to nail the champion
for some months, if at all If White
should again be victor AID will not
have any qualifications that entitle
him to battle Richie, with the title
as the prize to the victor.
If AID should start slipping back,
and get trimmed by few fair boys,
probably Richie would consent to
meet him:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-04
Sas bsutits aanonsnboot mub bsms
nGhit 5cuoIulu perlaFen.
Das senaus Datum nirb porIiufis
nod s.heim setaIten.
81
3pei Sffi3i.rs unb atpei nnisroffis
sisrs Der a9eier" tperben in San
Jraneiseo feitsebaIten.
Gle folleu ipd6renb Der Oausr bss
ariegs in ben Der. Staa.en ins
terniert tpsrbsn.
ginen ensIifden Sffi3i.r lGbt Der
Marineietrstdr oabinsssen prompt
frsi.

. 9eier" mub 6onolnl u
perlaffen.
@afbington >. g., 8. Tpp.
9luf @norbnuns bes Observation-Disclosures
Daniels bat ber Epmmanbant nes
beuti6sn aunOneuboOts n@sisr", bas
ii6 betanntlid felt siniser 3eit in
6onplulu befiubet, no es rspariert
ipurbe, WsiIuns erbalten ben 5ofen
bon 5onolulu BIB gu eiHer beitimmien
3aae gu Derlaiien.
Sas aenaue Datum, Biz su ipeldein
bas 8anonsn6cot auAfabren mub,
tnirb In usbsrsinitimmuns NIT benz
UDIissse9t ss5sini ssbaIssu. sa ienit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-04
Some SnGe
Sat alien 4nfdein na9 in Sbio ge
fiest unb bic probibitioniiien
iinb unterlegen.
8arren g. Sarbins iit ioipeit bebeu.
teno por Simotbp 9csan ppraus.
9us Enhancement fir 5rauenItimms
re6t NIT stipa 100000 Maioris
tat nieberasitimmt.

Golumbus.l g.. 8. Hppember.
Mablreiultate, bic bis nm neun llbr
2tbenbs bier aus cen peri9ieoeusnS bet
len beg Staates einselaufen ipdrea.
beuteten an. bab bas Some &ule
amendment 5ur 4nnabms oelangt uno
bas probibitionsamenbsmen eei6las
gen porben 1T, penn aua nur nit
elmer eerinaen Stimnlsnmsbr6eit.
Die Seri6te aus ben eroben Stdb'
ten meloen gang rieii9e Wsajoritoten
fir bas GONE Rule 4menbement, aber
in peridiebensn Counties baben Die
prDbi6itioniit ten nit tltinen Whajoris
idten geiiest.
Sm Staats Soupiquartisr Der
9lnti Saloon 2isa 1T man nod ims
mer Der Qniiht. bab oas @otum ans
ben 2anbbiItrittsn 3u 0uniten Der
prpbibition bic Stimmenmebrbeit Der
StGbte pettmaden uno Der probibi'
tion ibliebIid bed gum Siege perbels
fen ipirb.
Die ioDelt elnge9angenen Sertdte
oeben @arren q. Sarbing. oem re-
publitanii6en aanbibaten fir Bum
besisnator cine anIebnIitY Stimmen'
rnebrtsit iiber isinen bemotratiihen
9eener Simotbp 9. Sogan.
Oag Jrausnitimmrsdta
biirfte nit elmer WaioritGt bon nabs.
su 100000 Stimmsn seidlassn iein.
Dds fir bic GOuOerneurstanbibd.
ten abgeesbenen 8otum rpurbs crit
gesdblt, nadb'm Die fir Die 9erfais
iunssamenbements absesetenen Stims
men se3dblt parsn un5 Der republic
taniI6e 9puOerneurstnnDibat Jrant
9. WiLlis bat mtbr ais SlpeimaI ios
pieIe Stimmen erbdlieu. als R. Q.
grptpn BON 5fpsi ssabren. 3piiden ibnt
unb 0Duperneur Gor krrfdt foipelt
ungefdbr Stimmenaleidkit.
Den big lin Elm llbr Worgens eius
aelaufensn Woblnadridten Sufolss,
iinb bic folsenben SbiOsr aOnsreb.
ReprdIentanten tpabrideinli6 er.
pG6lt fporbn: l. Siitriit: Staulep
6 .gonbIe, D.; 2. Diff, gIfreb o.
@Qen, D.; A. Dit, q. 80. Cunning
ham, D.; ). dit. 9imotbp Z. glnss
BERN, o.; 7. Diff, GimOn .. Gsb,
g.: 8. Dit, SObn q. as1, D.; 9.
Dit, Ssfaac R. SbsrpOOb. D; 10.
9,tit., Robert M. Spibsr, R.; II.
Sit, 6oratio g. GIappooI. D.; 13.
Dit, q. 80, Opermspsr, o; IA. Dit,
Gasnorth R. 8cthrid, o; Is. Dit,
George @bits, D; 16. Dit, RoseDs
6. Mcgulpusb, g.; II. Dit. Wils
liam u. 9libbrpoi, D; 1S. Dit, B.
g. Trancis, D.; 20. Wm Sorbon,
D.; 21. 8Obert Grofier, D.; %. g. 6.
Gmcrfou. N.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-04
0astsn naS DeaeSne.

= Sn elmer Sihuna bes Dapton
Gtdbtratbes ipurbe bic 9ere6tiame.
Srbinans bes 2dnseren befproden. -
Stabt 2lffeifor Scoring beri6tet bas
itsuerbare gigentbum Der Siib Cos
pington unb Gintinnati Strabenbabn
60. auf $4,000, Der Steueraus.
elei9sratb auf $4,000 unb Der
Gountp 2(iIehoren auf $4,000. auf
2lntraa beg Stdbt Qlnipalts aeIlp
nurbe bic $4,000 8eiteueruns ans
aenommen. Die giirgi9aft bes
Stabt cSnsenieurs Dm. @lasier
purbe atseptirt. 2ln Der 3. gbe. iot.
len @asr0bren aelest iperben. - Die
geri6te Der 0eamten tpurben ents
geaengenomnen. Rehnuneen aum
getrage pon $8567 tpurben sur CAB.
luna anaepieien.
- Die Ddnen SilfseeIeIII9dft
bee Gpser's 6oipital baIt am tom,
HttuSsn Tssitas Elm sl!lias Natsn ias.
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Weus. Cargo Grpreb lit in Der frii.
beren goanls gypreB Office on Der
Maoiion Gpe.
Iie ,Gipil Serbie" -3ommii.
fare 60. Gronineer uno Raabe bieIteil
in Der Maporsoffice eine Sisiing ab
un6 beidIoiien, ben Sefretdr Wcgta'
mara 5u beauftrngen, slpplifations'
aeiude uno ionitige llothpenoige
DTudiaten nn3uidlaifen, Die fir Die
Hriiflina Der Ipplifanteit ilotbig iiilo.
- Die Gtaot.9onlnliii1re baben
Die uebertragung Der @irtbid)afts-
2i5ens pon gS. &arper OH Der 8. nuo
Greenltp Strabe an gbiparo Collins
beiriaist.
Jn einer Spe;ioIliblnlg Der
Gtaotfomnliiidre ipurben ale slnac-
hote fiir Die 5lpei demii1eit SdIaltt.
Wfptoripriten auf slntrag bes
&cmrliiidr @ercipnl abgeipieien ino
ioIlen nelte glngebote aiisgeidrieben
meroen. Gs lpurbe ein Seriud) ge.
mad)t, alneebote Der llniteo States
Doctor Gar 60. nad 9lblalif Der felt.
geietten 3eit eiil5ubringen ipogegen
Die &onnliiiare 0laion, Salpf inlo
aliimper uno Die Sertreter anSerer
@eieQidlaften opponirten. - 9eflep
uno Stcene erbielten Den apntraft iiir
Die ginridtlng eines SeiSapparats
i'm 3lpeisboipital..
- Die Sttmmenabgabe in 2ubs
lop betreffs elmer 9iabuttS9onbausz
aabe paiIierte nit 7 Stimrnen rnb bic
SfuIbonO-@ -@useabe bon $4,000 ging
nit Z Stimmen perloren. Die offts
aie[e Gtimmensablung lam oos Rs.
fuItat pOm0sli4 dnbern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-04

2sunoesfruppen
WsrbsH Sur llrtrbriidung bon
Streitunruben rad glrtanias
sefanot.
Sam.s Ssaoob, Der 0riinbsr Der
.untsriroiIden Giisnbahn" fir
bic SiIaoen bes Siibsas,
eeitorbsn.
--~0s-
Die Stabt Rep gpri beiibt i'm Gems
tralpart sinen tbeuren Mabl.
biitriit.
Ri6arb 80. Gears in Gbicago binter'
Idbt $17,5o0,oO0 an feline Sui.
lin aIs llniperiaIsrbin.
d m ORR.

Wlsmpbis, Senn., 3. NoDeHber
Gin gsssr, Ramens Tom 8urns
purbs am 9ienitas in Der Rdbe Dor
Sernaubo Mib einem Silfsfberiff, bel
ibn trunspurtirte, bon einem BOLTS
baufen entrifsn unh aufesiniipft. Del
Beanie mar nit bem 6orbissn, bei
bss tbGtIiden 4ngriffs auf sinsH ipsi
Ben @.fddftsmann in @biiebapen Be
fdulbigt mar, ru9 BEN Gsfdnsnit
unterDtgs.
9beures Wablfurio fun
Rem gort, 8. gloDembsr. Sb'
Idpn bi. bsibtn Stimmseber, tpelh,
,insn 8abIbiitrit. in Der Stabt Reir
gori bilbsn. bsreiis I'M nsun llb,
Mprgens ibrer 9iirssrpflihi seniigt
battsn, mubtsn, UNI ben gsitimmun'
gen bes Gsfsses 81 suifpredtn, pier
Snfpettorsn, 3rpsi glsrts unb brei go.
li5iiteu biz fiinf llbr 4beubs Der
Siimmplas ofisn balten unb bort
bIeibsn.
Der bstreffenS. Giffriit Ii.st in
Central qart unb beitebi felt LANCER
Sabrsn. Die DGbler bes Siitriits
iinb Spei ftGbtifbe 2IngeftelIi., Batter
unb SObn, unb j.bs bieIer bsibsr
Stimmeu perur1aht Der Stabt ein'
Iusglbe BON ettpa $25.
9unbestrupptH mad ar.
,unds gefdidt.
Wafbington .. g.. 8. Hop
&risgsistrstGr 9arriion orbnete an
9nnftas bic Gntisnbuns bon piel
aompasni.n bts Jiinft.n gunSes'
aapaqsri. RegimsRts DON Gort She
ribau mad Sort Smitb. 4rt., an, ba'
init bi. sruppen in benz Sartfort
@olsb aobI.nbiiiritt, no bic Goblsn'
GRADER ON Str,it iinb, fir bic 9luf'
rs6tsrhaItung Der Srbnuns iorsen
Waior RatbanisI 8. WeGIure, Der mil
ben 8unb.struppsi in benz Berg.
tpstisbiitritt IN Colorado mar. tpirt
bic srupp.n befeblissn. Die Gntisn.
buns Der 9ruppsn nod Qrtaniaa
ipurbe in einsr aonferen3 bef9loiien.
bic arisssistretdr garrifon NIT BEN
@snsralanlpalt Grsgrrn bate.
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q eS$srt.

Die gteipport Office fir bas Gin
einuatier @olfsbIatt" bsfiubet iid il
90. 800 gorf Strafe, seseniiber ben
Guurtbonie, muielbit Nenigfciten, YIN
scigen Ii. {. M. biz 10 llbr 45 9finn
ten IbenSs eataegengsuummen iuer
ben.
@ q b Ire uItat.
9ie geitrige @abI ergab ioIsenoei
Heiultat:
9unoesienator: 9anger Sernliil
:. 6. @. gefbam, 9. 1896, slligiitu:
3illicn, g., 1902, Burton 8ance
g., ia. aur5er Sernlin: SSobuitor
@. Gambler, O., APO, @m. Mar
ibaa 9ullitt, g., 1920, 9eorg Ni6o
los, g., ia. j.
&ongrebabgeorbneter slrtbur &
Houie, O., 1894, guunett Orr, T.
456.
9lQe 9onSfragen puroen geihla'
gen.
Sir s6ui. .aommiIidr purOen er'
pabIt Or. 8. u. i5ridman uno 60
paro q. Samilton
- Sa bic 9lrnolb S6ule an Der 4
Str. iberfilIt iit, bsauftragts BIZ
S6ul &pmmiiiion, bem 9ei3dftsbi
rettor 9erbarbt spei 3immer au ensa'
giren, um Qlbbilfe 81 perf9affen. -
Dem 4npalt .Spbn Rid. Der 20 PRO
sent fir bic grbOhun9 Der geiteusrunc
in Campbell So. perlanot, tpoburh be,
S6ulrat6 au6 9ortbeile aiebt, ipurbe
linn abseihlauen. - Sonit parber
nur Routine9ei9Gfte erlebigt.
- Fn elmer 9eriammluno Der Je.
berateb Utiitter. unD 2ebrer aluf
BON Repnort purbsn bic geamten.
sFral.--sarles aebm, 9rdi., ffrau ",
ellington, Brpt. Sstr., ssrau 9sora
greil, SER. unb Srau gbparb sSobns,
S6aBmeiiterin, initullirt. - Die 9e.
riGts Der peridiebensn Sommittesn
purben entseseneenummen unb Der
Subrssbsridt DerIeien, Der seist, bab
Der Stub i'm nerflofiensn Sabre quite
@rbeit lisferte. 60 entiprana bic
Dan RurIerp" unb bas .:Supenile
SOme Of Detention" ibren 9smiihun.
gen.
= Warcus Wefbbopsfp iib.rtrug
~, 0aL.. Gaelic a., 0ok -, ~. monIc.
Strube in 9elIeDue, 81.
= gbef6eine: Dm. 8. 9lluis unb
Gertrude gabiIl. beibe BON Renport,
&p. - Gbarles WoIf unb gbna 9il>
len, beibe BON Repport, Hp. - Cliff
8. gsper unb gillian u. Deter. bsibs
BON Gilper 9rops, Gp. = Gam Mo.
rim, 70, bon Cincinnati. 8. unb
6annab g. GraDforb, 81, DON ROr.
tpDob, g., ipurbsn geitern Don Grie.
bensrt6ter 6ut9infoa aetraui.
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Gtarb am wsontae, ben g. Wcbember 1914.
wiorgefs I'M 0 lIbr 10 Wiruten, In ibrer Bob'
niifig. no. 17O6 eiHn Sfrdbe. unfere inntafi,
eelie bfe 1atttif. wiltter, 6tlpieeermutter,
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fouift Artpsnbdgsi.
aeb. sans m a nm

priiebfe Satin bon George areperbdasr. w
30. 2ebenfiabre. Sic gcerbipuna fiIIbei iint
AM a7itiipph, ben T. giobeniber, snhmiiidgs
INT ~ llbt. bom IranerbniiIe aus. tposn ger
ipanoie uHo rrennhe obHe lpeiiere Hctis beiItdi
cinaeIdoen iinb bon
S.a 1tm traHerHbtm SintsrbfisbsHfH.
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bic Dor bem Sofen Iisssnben iapani1
fden 9reuaer. ipelde auf bic .GsierA
Iauern bieie SnFormatiDn erhdlten
fpiirben.
3pei Offisiere Der .@sisr" unb
slpei llnieroffi3iere hes aanonenr
boots, bic am gspntds in Gan Grdns
cisco sintrufen. iperben big naG
8eenbisuns bes arisses in ben Der.
Stnoisn iitterniert ipstbsn.
Die jupdnifdc gptiGdft ipurbs bon
Der gntidsibung bss Nturinebsparte'
ments in aenntnib geisbt.
OunieIs Der 6reunb btr
GneIGnoer.
Gan 5r nsisco, 3. Rop. -
llneedtet Der prpteite bes amtierens
ben beutiten Gensralfoniuls BON
G6ad, iperben bic beiben SffiSiere
unb bic beiben llnisroffi5ier, bts beuts
i6en aononenbppts r@sier", bic nm
Montna BON SonoIulu auf oem Doms
pier .aorea" eintrdfen, nod INNER
auf @eifuns Rsar 9lOmiral qoHbs an
gprb beg Ser. Sidatsn areusers
.Glepelano" suriideebaIten unb sipnr
ouf BeiIuns bes gsarinsfstretdrs
Ddnisls.
9abingeeen tpurbs Wlaior .. 9.
RobertTon BON Der ensliideH glrmss,
Der Don 2onbpn bic Weiiung erbdlten
bat, ii9 gum arisssbisuit gu mtIben,
unb Der am Wlpntog auf Gbrenlpprt
entlaiIen iporbsn mar, bisTts gbren.
pprts entbunben. Wiarineieiretdr
0ani.ls bepefdieris, oab es Elm SIRE
t6um ssipeien iei Mujor Robertion
5uriidSubaIteu.
Baron pon Sdod bat einsn ses
nauen geribt iiber Die 8ebanblung
Der bsutiten Offi5iere on bic Bot
ff,aft in WaIhinatpn oeianbt.
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Deutf6es Wl6bAen 8iin fsp6er iinb nm
bsi Der Sensdrbeit ~ bsllen MeleIsnse a
Weab.| 5nbraeIb besobIt pps
guffs eeutfnes gQdb6en iiir Aofen ilHe
1927 golerain 9fDf. 3---o'
|asatH, sttabrsus In pissnbnis eaniIis.
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Die gseiuport Office fir Sas Gin.
einuntier @olfsblutt" befiuoet iid in
90. 339 gorf Strafe, seseniiber oem
Guurtbonie. muielbit Henigfciten, Yin.
scigen II. |. M. biz 10 llbr 45 9Hinn'
ten IbenSs eataegengsuummen ,uer'
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;sraneu.g e.sin Der Gu. qrpt. ct. gnulas airdls.
Die geerbislins bon grau Uarn gnn 9oeet N
am Sonneriiag, ben 8. nobcmber, 9satmittags
lIbr, uno ilnb bic WlitaIieoer biefes BereinS
erfuft, Inn llbr i'm S6ul5iminer flo einou'
iinoeu, I'M ber 9erfiorbeHen bic Ieete Gbre gu
III aebt,fa Saustarssu, grM.
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Gostastsa. .

Die Gobiustun Office iiir bas
l,Gincinnatier IpIfsblatt" beiiubet
iid in benz 8ebGnbe Der Eeoples
Earrings ganf & Srnit Co., Z 8eit
s. Straie. an3sigeu, MittheiIaugen
knb geiteanuaen irsenb lueldler glrt
lper6cn bis 10 ltbr abenbs oaielbit
entsesenssnOmInen. seIepbOn Suutb
1884.
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5Ofpiiul ab, unb iperben bic 8eamien
fir bas laitenbe ssabr ertpablt. Den
Samen ipirb Elm pitunter 2und fsr.
Dirt.
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gerIamat - wpannIid,


CABINET @ufere 0Iuers. GaHnere
goooiuotfina Mn6iHe unb BEND odnDe ilno
. ein Stretf I'm 6anes IT, glm. Meiufe
Geireidr 9nuilioH 90. 0nrpgHiers' Giiirei
Council. bD
SiubtY eit 9brt WrBtf-flubfn e,e ttutn
gdrgntu
slidtnbpebolie glnslae iieberSieber urb RdI'
nlaceaens. Reudi Tnilpreh, oeniaht nm fiir
$1,000 unb $500 betfanft sn fperDen. I'm,
Ter grels N SIS 90 BE $500, eniien Gle ms
Jbren bee bepeiffn.
gnH 1bs IatIeI
Efier NbeHbs. 1902 @lHe Ctr,
9nusmdNn. erfabreHer. nit eritiiafnaen
Meferen5en 9rei In Der Camille. 38oS
Wenbind Npab elbonDnle.
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Mabne .. 70 beeler
9tett bic Hieberlase bts
prpbibitipns Qmsnoes
ments in Sbio An.

Columbus, g., 8. Ropember.
lin Iitternabt CAB Wapne .. Wbess
Ter, Der Staats superintendent Der
anti Saloon 2iga gu, boB bas qros
hibiions amenbemsnt niebsrssitimmt
iporbsn 1T. gr lsbnts es ab iresnbs
ipslds 3ablsn an5usebsn, btmsrtt.
isbo6. bab ssniisenb wubIbsritts elm.
selaufne iei.n, I'm anSubeutsn, bab
bas gyrobibitions 4msnbsment ni5t
ausencmmsH tpprbsn isi.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-08
WHAT is HAPPENING HERE
THIS WEEK

The Columbia says goodbye to the
Boutwell, Browne Musical Comedy
company today and the people of
Phoenix will be sorry to see them go,
for, as a while, their work has been
the most pleasing ever offered by a
company of this kind in Phoenix To
replace them Art Rick has secured the
services of the Lewis and Wolf play
ers. They will open at the Columbia
tomorrow night in a tabloid musical
comedy. THE 80 to l Shot" and the
advance notices indicate that the new
players will acquit themselves more
than creditably in the eyes of the pub
lie.
The new company includes eighteen
merrymallers, ten principals and eight
chorus girls, all of whom are said to
be considerably above. the average in
ability. The prima donna is Drena
Mack, who was for several seasons
with Monte Carter, one of the fore
most producers and comedians to be
found in coast tabloids: she comes
with a splendid reputation both as n
singer and an actress. The soubrette
is Lola Morris, a very pretty girl, who
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MutuaIs Show Big Crook Play


Eugene Palette is featured in his
role OF crook in "A Woman Scorned," a
two-reel Reliance Mutual feature pro-
duced oy Jack Adolf at the Mutual
studios in Los Angeles.
L is an open secret that the we'll
trained police reporters on the big dali
ly papers offer assistance of untold
value to the police department in fer
reting out a crime and often are di-
rectly responsible in running down q
battling mystery. This cooperation
between the police forces and police re-
porters is graphically told in "A Wom-
an Scorned.' Director Adolf has
among his recent productions Blue
Pete's Escape" The Bank Burglars
Fate" Broken Nose Bailey" and 9th
ers, featuring Palette in the role of
the crook =.
Adolf has made a thorough study
of the methods of police reporters, de-
tectives and police officers, and he also
inspected the manner of police proceed
ure in the endeavOr to make these
crook pictures as true to life as posi-
BILE. and entirely free from the average
stage methods. with the result that
these Reliance pictures are proving to
be very popular with exhibitors
In "A Woman Scorned," Sam de
Grasse plays the role of the detective.
Mary Alden and F'rancilla Ellington
are the other principals in the cast.
The scenario was written by j. ]. Bar
nard.
"A Woman ScOrned" will be shown
at the Lion theater shortly, as well as
all the Mutual features.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-08

Under the direction and encourage
ment of the art and literature depart
ment of the Woman's club, class of
Interested women are studying the
modern drama under Mrs. katherine
Wisner McCluskY, q graduate Of Chi
cage and Los Angeles schools of ex-
preston
The class started with twelve sub
scribcrs, who met at the Worlans club
every Thursday morning. and the num-
Der has grown steadily since tie first
meeting until now about twenty are
enrolled.
At each session play is read and
then studied from the standpoint OF
Arizona republican., 1914-11-08

both literary and dramatic value At
present the Irish plays are being stud
ed, and after them Will come the
American dramas. TIL. course en-
braces series of twelve lessons, and
at the conclusion of this course it is
hoped 70 organize a Drama league il.
Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1914-11-08
Scme New Plays

If orc may believe the New York
critics, Miss Adele Blood would appear
to be stain en- "Milady's PoudoIr -
the new play in which this compare
lively unknown young lady has just
produced at the Garrick theater for the
purpose of starring herself. The play
is by J. c. Drum, Il well known figure
along Broadway, and one who should
know considerable about the seamy
side of theatrical affairs.
The story tells of a young and beau
tiful actress, cursed by a stage moth
Arizona republican., 1914-11-08

fContinuea on Novt po~o'
Arizona republican., 1914-11-08

lie. beginning today, the offering will
be the great Lubin four-reel drama,
THE Erring," a story with a punch
to it and one that will appeal to all
classes In addition to the new STAN
dard Of pictures which will be shown,
splendid orchestra will be installed,
which will be a big drawing card.
\ little later in the season "Nep-
tunes Daughter" that wonderful film
in which Annette Kellerman has cleo
Arizona republican., 1914-11-08

trified the whole country, will be
shown, and it will be followed by 9TH
ers equally as wonderful; in fact, ne
gotiations are now pending which Will
probably bring to this theater the
greatest spectacle that has ever been
offered to the public. Detailed an
nouncements of this will be made
later
With its splendid location and large
fContinued on Nov+ po~o>
Arizona republican., 1914-11-08
Country Bows in ColIenev

Professor C. l.. Michael of the Phoe-
nix high school has just published his
play, Country Boys in College" which
was produced with so much success for
the benefit of the Athletic association
at the high school last spring In it
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Drama, and The Picture Plays

personality In addition to this he is
an artist of great skill with Il most
brilliant technique and wonderful tone.
All signs point to his being the most
popular artist of the winter