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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-07-09
Government Report
Puts Total at 92O,-
100000 Bushels.
CORN NOT RECORD
Indicated Production Was
Exceeded Thre4 Tin1es.-
Barley and Oats Good.

Washington, d. C.The danart.
1nent of agriculture's cron rSnnrt
Tor July 1st. issued today. ind ~
that the estimate In the report Snr
June LIST of a total wheat nrndnc.
tion of 9OO,000,OOO bushels. iwilI :he
more than realized by the United
States. s',j; ~
Today's report forecasts .snro-
duction OF all wheat asererstinr 8
93O,o00,000 bushels. This would
be more than 120.00O,000 In excess
Of any previous wheat crop.
The production OF winter wheat
is estimated at 655. 200, 900, as COM
pared with 6S3.000,0O0 bushels .
month ago. and spring wheat pro-
ductton is placed at 276, 900. 900
bushels, as compared with 262,000,-
600 month ago.
The condition Of winter wheat
July LIST Is given as 94.l per cent.
as compared with 96.6 on June lot.
The indicated yield is now estimated
at 1876 bushels per acre.
The condition OF spring wheat III
placed satst9s. 4 peg scsnt, o compar4
ed with se2. spat cent on Junel 1st
s, snd the iHatnat tsd, yfSfa y pHt ls..s
DuSnelS per acre. sf sgf III
The condition Of Rll wheat stherS.
fore. on July 1At. was %, 4, alpissr cent
and the ayefAgA yield for {he United
States indfcAts4 then for allllwheat
was 17.4 bushels per acre. It lI' Z.
The amount Of wheat remainingyon
farms then was 32.26O. 900 bpaAsak
Corn
The indicated production of corn
is 2,S6s.000 bushels. This would
not be record yield, g the 1908.
1910 and 19t2ypfodn6tlon Vas lazy
er. The record u held BY 191 3, Win
q total OF 3.124.746.000 bushels.
The condition Of corn on July, 10
placed at 85.8 and. the forecasted
yield is 27.3 bushels per acre Y
The oats crop, ~ indicated on
July LIST. will. be :, ,201. 900 900 bush-
els for the United States, q figure
exceeded only In 1919. The condis
ton on July 1st WAS S4.5 per cont
and the indicated Yield 3l.3 bushels
per acre. .s,s r 4
barley
The barley crop ID estimated et
211 100000 bushels, figure ex-
ceeded only in 1912. The condition
July 1st was 92.B per cent and the
indicated yield 2S bushels.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-07-09
TRIBUTE is PAID TO
BIG BUSINESS MEN
BY THE PRESIDENT

for president was assured by the
withdrawal of DR.. Johnson, will be
unanimously elected at the annual
business meeting tomorrow, was
made doubly certain by the elimina-
tion of Alderman.
A number of committees sumbit-
ted reports to their various depart
ments and speakers discussed salar-
les, mental tests for children, school
gardens, the use of moving pictures
in schools, sex hygiene, and numer-
GUS other problems.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-07-09
TRY TO BURN.
POETS HOME
MILITANT SUFERAGETS ATTEM-
PIT DESTRUCTION OF THE
BIRTHPLACE OF ROBERT
BURNS.

Glasgow, Scotland. An attempt to
destroy the cottage at Ayr. where
Robert Burns, poet, was born in 759
was made just before daylight today
by two members of the militant suf-
fraget larson squad. The two wo-
men were surprised by q watchman
as. they were placing large bombs
against the doors and windows of the
poets birthplace. The watchman cap
tured one of the women and the 9TH
er escaped.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-07-09
THE THEIR

Iowa Fair tonight and Thnrsdly:
warmer in ths northeast portion On
Thursdays NJ fp s, rs @
North Dakota: unsettled tonight
and Thursday: probably local show
ers; not much change IN tsmpsta~
ture.
South Dakota: Unsettled tonight
and Thursday: probably local show.
ers; somewhat higher Temperature II
the east portion tonight. AZ
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-07-09
DECISIONS OF SUPREME COURT,

Pierre, s. Din the supreme
court opinions were handed down in
the following cases. By Whiting:
Joe Kirby vs.. Jean Drapeau, Tripp;
appeal dismissed. Sarah R. Korte
ct al VS.. Laura M. o. Neill ct al
Brown; affirmed.
By McCoy-David S. Wilson VS.
Melvin Grigsby. Beadle; affirmed.
By Polley-Thos. H. Davis, re.
cetver. VS.. Harvey Wooledge, ct al
Codington, affirmed.
While Judge Smith is away on his
vacation, Judge Whiting is acting as
presiding judge.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-07-09
Grand total s3,O61.31e sS.2ss.s6O

Grand total s3,061,319 s3,2ss,s60
The assessment of express COM
panies apparently was made on the
same basis as last year, notwith-
standing the federal court of appeals
held unconstitutional the law under
which the assessment was made. This
law permitted assessment of fran
chise values, whereas the federal
court holds the South Dakota consti-
tuition allows assessment only of ply
sical property of which the express
companies have little. .sa .r4ef
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-07-09
Coming Euents.

, . . . . . . . . .
, Island Park Chautauqua Cham. I
berlain, s. D., July 5 to 10,
7ls9 "COme and Camp" Z
} o . . . . . ofo o8oto o O Q
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-07-09
COURT RULING
IS IGNORED
EMPRESS COMPANIES ASSESSED
HIGHER THAN LAST YEAR
DESPITE FEDERAL COURT
DECISION.

Pierre. S. D.-The assessment fig
ures fixed by the state tax commission
for the express companies doing
business in this state exceed those of
last year assessment by $1SO,341,
fixing the total this year at S2,959,-
$50. The Pullman company figures
were reduced from $282, 900 last year
to $2S0.000 this year. The assess
ments by companies are:
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-05-30
A Chance for the West.

Reports from Ellis county Indicate
that there is lively fight on there over
the nomination Of representatives on
the Democratic ticket. Miles Mulroy
Is a candidate for denomination and
the others are Dr.. Kidd OF Ellis and
Jacob Kissing of Hays. In the last
house Miles was a candidate for speak
er and easily landed second place. BE
Is quite likely to be speaker If he is re-
turned again. This is an honor which
does rot often eome to western Kansas
and carries with it much power and in
fiuence which is usually welded by men
from the eastern part of the state in
their own interest. OF course Their
are some differences IN Ellis county
over Hr. Muiroy's vote on the new
election law but the worst view OF that
matter would hardly warrant passing
up the honor and influence which will
likely come to the county if ne wins
Morphy's Russell Reformer.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-05-30

FOUND. A pair Of gold-bowed spec
tacles. Owner can have the came by
3lling at the postofiee.
Mrs. George R. Tilford is spending =
week with her college friend, Mrs.
Clyde Murphy of Kingman, Kansas.
Mr.. J. S. Bird of the Fort Hays
Kansas Normal, last week delivered an
address at the graduating exercises Of
the Sharon Springs High school.
The famous Ben Greet Woodland
Players, worl5 renowned artists, will
appear on the Fort Hays Kansas Nor
nal school campus on both the after
noon and evening of June 20, and pre-
sent two plays from William Shake
speare, "As You Like To- AID ga
Midsummer Nights Dream" Watch
for fnll announcements AMI date of
sale OF tickets.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-05-30

Ms. DIR Snvder underwent two oper-
alto a. the Univer sity Hospital, Kan
SIS City, Mo-, this week.
The County Institute Of this county
started Monday and has over 90 en-
rolled The Trego County Institute is
also being held here a ID has a good at
tendance. Both Institutes are this
year being held in the State Normal
building.
Rev. West will leave Monday for
York, Pennsylvania, on a six week s
vacation. While there he will officiate
at the wedding OF his sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Downing returned Fri
day morning from their eastern trip.
They have been absent about a month.
Guy Wing, well known in Hays, for
merly of Cove County, but now living
IN Smith county, stopped over in Hays,
Friday, on his return trip from Topeka,
where he had been to attend the Mem
orial dedication.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-05-30
NOTICE.

The Summer Session of the Normal
Rural School opens Monday. June 1st.
The hours will be to II g. m. Con
trary to the usual custom this viii be
for primary pupils, only. Beginners
and those who have heen 1st, 2nd or
3rd grade pupils during the past term
will be admitted. There are TO tuition
charges.
Much attention will be given to hand,
or construction, work Of various kinds
1t is desirable that those who wish
to attend enter on Monday.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-05-30

On account Of the memorial sermon
at the G. A. r. hall at IL a. N. and the
baccalaureate sermon IN the Normal
Auditorium at D. M, there will be no
preaching at the Baptist church Sunday.
A meeting of the F. e. and C. U. Of
A. will hold both q County and Dis
trict meeting on June 9th Every
member in Ellis County should be
present at that meeting
Mary, the 13 year old daughter of
Frank Bunker, Is seriously i'll. Valvu-
lar heart trouble is assigned by her
physicians as the cause of her sickness.
She has been sick about a month and
fears are entertained Of her recovery.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-05-30
FOR SALE.

1 have So quarters Of land in Kansas
for sale on the crop payment plan. No
crop no pay. LOUIS BERNs'
m9tf Hays, Kansas.
LosT:-A rope pulley wire stretcher.
Finder will please return TO this ot11ce.
\The Teachers Training Department
of the Normsl school will hold fore
noon sessions for grades from the fifth
inclusive. Pupils may take such sub
iects as they desire. Those wishing to
enroll report at Miss Keller's office
Monday at a. m.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-05-30
TrinitY kutheran Church.

The MONDAY Chorus Of the Fort
Hays State Normal School will sing at
the Lutheran Church this Sunday at IL
a. m. This well trained chorus of stu
dents, which so delighted the vast aud
fences Of commencement week, will
occupy the chancel Of the church and
will render three special numbers.
Rev. West will preach q sermon to the
young people on the subject, '"The
Masters Degree" Everybody is in
vited.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-05-30
THE CHURCHES.
Methodist Notes,


Rev. A. s. Hale will preach morning
and evening at the usual hours. ALI
are urged to be present.
We are glad to note that the County
Normal Institutes of TregO and Ellis
are in session at the Normal All are
urged to worship with Us on Sunday.
The new college year has now com
menced- Students from the various
parts of the state are coming and the
Methodist people extend to all cordial
welcome. Our Sunday School says
come. The church says you are vel
come. You will find home-Iike greet
ing il you worship with as.
Mrs. Hale was much pleased and
touched by the remembrance of the
church ladies in the gift on her birth
day. It was delightful surprise.
The n. E, Ladies Aid will meet in
their room at the church at 2:30 O'Clock,
Thursday, June 4 Members requested
to be present. Visitors welcome.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-05-30
Baptist Church Notes.

Baptist Church Notes.
Services Sunday as follows:
1000 a. M. Sunday school
11:00 q. N. preaching
7:20 p. m. B. Y. P. u.
800 p. m. preaching.
OuE young people have gotten a
piano for the church. We will have
p ,cial music.
Prayer meeting Wednesday night.
c. T. MCKEE. Pastor
Mrs. Frank Atwood will entertain
the Ladies Aid of the Baptist church
at her country home, June q. ard q
25 cent dinner will be served. Will
start from the church at . O'Clock.
All are cordially invited to come.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-05-30
Presbyterian Church Notes.

u IslII NSlal5l u IESGSNs
Sunday school 1000 q. m
Preaching services IL 100 a. n. Sub
ject, "Fhree Kinds of EVesight."
Christian Endeavor 700 p. N.
Evening sermon, Rejecting the
Best"
Prayer meeting Wednesday 800 .. m.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. Alex Philip, Thursday after
noon to sew. Supper will be served
only to the ladies.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-05-30
ST. Michael's Episcopal Church

Services, Sunday, May 81, 1914.
500 8. m. Holy Communion.
1920 a. N. Sunday school
IL a. m. Holy communion and sermon.
8 p. m. Evening prayer and sermon.
Rev. FREDERICK THOMPSON, Pm. D.,
Rector.
The evening world., 1914-03-14

Avon Comedy Four and Edward Nor.
ton, singing comedian.
At Hammerstein's will. be Should
Woman Tell" q playlet BY the
Rev. A. J. Waidron; aenaro and
Bailey, Norton and Nicholson. r.. L.
Goldberg. cartoonist: ma Cherie. .
pantomime from Paris; the Girl In
the Nun. Keno and Green. the Farber
Girls and others. .,
Gertrude Hoffman will top the bill
at the Colonial Theatre, where other
numbers will be Joe Welch In "A
Study From Life" George White and
Isabelle Jason In dances. Stepp. Good
rich and King, and Darrell and Con.
way in Behind the Scenes"
The Alhambra will have VirEinia
Harmed In q tabloid version Of Toll
stoi's Anna Karenina." Kate Fillmore
and Sam williams. Florence Tempest
Hoey and Lee. parodist; Flanagan
and Edwards In "On and on" Fa-
TINA. a dancer. and others.
At Proctor's Fifth Avenue viii be
Anna Chandler In songs. Joseph
Hart's ''The Telephone Tangle." 1ehn
and Mae Burke. Spencer and WiM-
iams. and Wallace Calvin. monolog-
ist, "CurinK Billy" will be the main
attraction at the Twenty-third Street
Theatre. Andy Gardner and Ida Ntco-
laf will head the bill at the Fifty
eighth street house. The Porto RicC
Girls will be the novelty at the Ont
Hundred and Twenty-ffth Street
WITH "rAe MOVIES"
Hal Caine's THE Christian" Il
film form will be shown at the Man
haitian Opera House.
LES Miserables" Will be showI
for the last week at the Carnegi
"rhe Three Musketeers" stiii con
tinues to interest movie" patron
at the New York Theatre.
The programme at the Vitagrap
Theatre OF "A Million Bid" an
"Goodness Gracious" II proving yer
popular.
est at the Park Theatre. Unio
Square and Harlem Opera House.
"Ths 0angsters" 10 being portraye
lat Weber's Theatre.
"Smashing tho Vice Trust" y be
ling shown at the Garrick Theatre.
IN THE BRONX.
Anne Swinburne In "The Madca
Duchess" viii be the attraction Z
the Bronx Opera House,
May Robson will be seen In I'll
Clever Woman at the h0yal Theatr
Keith's Bronx Theatre will .ha,
Emma Carua. Dolly Connolly an
Percy Wenrich. 'On the School P1al
, ground" q musical skit, Bison Ci'
Four. Robbie Gordon In statue poe
-1S Sa% ni Mevs ~ IN lsvau>a1s
wM - q ~ 1lno9S, eeox ~.
The evening world., 1914-03-14
Plays That Hold
Their Audiences
Along Broadlpav.

THE yellow Ticket with ~
notable cast continues TO crowd
the Eltings Theatre at every
performance.
Judging from the audiences II "
evident that Potash and Perimut-
ter" will play through the summer at
the George N. cohans sTheatrs. &.
Capacity audiences arc still paying
tribute to "sevsn Keys to Baldpats"
at the Astor.
Help Wanted" starts In upon IL
second month at Maxine Elliott's
Theatre.
After another week at the Booth
"Omar tho Tentmaker" will move
back TO the Lyric.
Tho engagement of The Philan.
derer' has been extended another
week at the Little Theatre.
To-day" II approaching its :ooth
performance at the Forty-sighth
The lS1d performance OF The MIS-
leading Lady" will occur on Monday
night
Tho magic speil Of Frances Stars
acting in Tho Secret" 10 drawinG
crowds nightly to the Bslasoo the
atre.
"Ths Thinss That Count viii f,nish
out tho season at the Playhouse.
| Frank Craven's novel comedy. TOO
! Many Cooks" 10 proving big suo-
cess at the. Thirty-ninth Street The
afro.
fourth week at the Harris Theatre.
Twelve mannequins display new
Paris gowns ON . pathway over tn
Of the World" at tho Winter Garden
when Claudia Smiles' with II
bright lines and catchy music u prov
Ing ono Of the successes Of the sea
The Oriental coloring OF "A Thou
sand Years Ago" At the Shuber'
Theatre 10 charming big audiences.
tho Midnight GIRL" with Margars
Romaine. h ono Of the popular hit
Of the season.
"AionG Came Ruth" will bssin II
fourth week On Monday night at tn
"ssri" with its charming music on
ters upOe IT. tenth week at the Lib
erty TheAtre.
Maud Adams's large hosts OF ad
mirers arc still nocking to the Empir
Theatre to see her In The Legsn
Of Leopora."
New songs have becn added to tn
Queen Of the Movies at the 0iob<
High links" 10 firmly estahlishe
ns q musical favorite at the Casino.
, Cyril Maude brings his engagement
!. in Grumpy" to an end on April Is q
Wallack's.
KITTY MncKay" with its 6ootc
The evening world., 1914-03-14
Conductors
Protest Bound
10 Help Opera

x LENED sxDNDREI. prineiDa,
conAustor Of Tie Century %.
Gra Company. hAs. aAdresseo
q Ioe>ns = ~ aOuslo critics pretsot.
~ a0alna9 rs1ections upon his own
shhDtv aaA aiselaiming responsibility
~ oese psreormaacss Of opera 10
1HG11oA unAee ths management Of the
lHinss. Ahorn because. ~ says. Of
~ engagement Of inSsrios matseisl
go ~ iack of prayision for asoss-
nnsY rshaArsAls. Ths Assarp. Aborn
Ao~o rstestsd that Nr. 0ssnarsi 10
11aWuatiel beeauss hs has not been
So-1nGAOs1 esr neat season. There
- natter - between Mr.. 6ssndrei
80 Ne snploysrs u likely to rest
~. ossnArsi conducted AIDA" last
uisAt end probably will continue to
olaoAArgs his duties 70 the end Of
- saassn.
a. NJ. 0ssndreis protest can be little
- . sarpriss 70 readers OF The Eve.
5an9 Wsssd. for two months ago. or
bsga 10 ~ column. some nasrant
- g eaissien and Spmnission by
~ management. and what the pubic
~ Q riOht 70 demand In the Way
- sa1esa. were pointed out which
6uhoeQusntly furnished . tsxt for
een0sat on approving lines By
a1oelV every musie critic In tAs oity,
~ 0senlrst. smsrtins under the iash
otpeqsona1 criticism, may have over.
The evening world., 1914-03-14

day uisht H. H. Frases will present
"a Pair Of Sizes" farce by Edward
PspIo. Two younS men. equal part
nsrs In an entsspS,ss. can't agree and
proposo Q game Of show down poker
q the only means to decide which ono
ehall conduct the Affairs OF tho con-
cern and give tho orders which the
other partner must obey. 4 poir OF
sixes proves the winning hand. What
happens to the loser furnishes tho
Complication Of the farce. In tho
cast are: Ann Aurdock. Hale Hamil-
ton. Ooorgo Parsons. Ivy Troutman.
OeOrgo Howard. Walter Allcn. Maude
Eburns. Care Clark and Geraldine
On Wednesday night Henry w.
Savage will offer Q neN Viennese op..
which 10 the work Of Franx Lehar
and Victor Leon, who coilaborAted on
The Merry Widow" Tho English
verstoa. has been made by Carolyn
Wells. 1t 10 described a. \ romantic
operetta, with Its scenes laid In
0reece. The plot rev0ives around the
efforts of . United States naval
offlcer to capture brigand IN order
70 win Q princess. The cast includes
Josephine Whittell. Leila Hughes.
Albert Pallaton, Henry Coote. Marie
Horgan and w. q. Percy and Bert
Gilbert.
Marrying Money" romantic
comedy By Washington PeSet and
Bertvam Aarburgh. will be produced
at the Princess Theatre on Wednes-
day night. The story II satirical
| treatment Of the American mania for
marrying great wealth. The cast tn
Edward Emery. Ernest COssart. Stan
hore WheatcrOft. Nan Campbell. Jes-
sline Rogers. Juliette Day and Miss
Mary Parker.
AdoIph Philipp will revive "Aima
Wo Wohnst Dur" at his theatre or
Monday night.
Nearly Married" will be the at.
traction O. the Grand Opera House.
The Academy Of Music Stock Com.
pany win present "The Wrong Way
By Owen Davis.
The Honeymoon Girls win be at tn,
Columbia Theatre.
i Ben Welch and his Burlesquers vii
come TO the Murray HIN Thsstre mex
Al Miners Peoples Theatre tn
Social Maids will be the offering.
VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS.
Mile. Dasie In James NJ. Barrie
pantomime, "Pantaloon," will be tn
, hsadlinsr at the Palace Theatre
Other tsatures will be Cathertn
Ceunties u "Ths birthday Present,
HAIRY yeg end Raaesa Dolly h song
ea1 daneoA nAe 1vgoAy y taag
y llaneee O. ueWag4fe "a xahass
The evening world., 1914-03-14
CUADRlLLE

Tie Little Theatre yesterday sftsr:
noon. She was not In good voice et
first, but her exquisite art made the
audience forget Il very soon. Hss
programme consisted of two groupo
Of songs by Brahms and one By Hugo
Wolf. Her brilliant accompaniee at
the piano, CoenraAd v. Boz. pSeyo1
Mosart's sonata In q MAJOR eooo.
lively. #.
Eugene Ysaye. the distangui!he9
belgian yiolinist. gAve recital as
Carnegie Hall last nikht for TIE oens.
Building Fund. Il 10 TO bS rsgrstted
Mr.. Ysays was at his bssE, and hat
means q very great deal With the
assistance OF that s6le pianiot,
Camille Decrsus. he played the Bee
thoven sonata In c minor. Saint.
Saens's concerto In b minor. No. !.
Vitali's Chaconne (church music o0
the seventeenth century). With IL
assistance Of Frank 6ealy 1t the or
ran. and several smaller compost
tions.
Harry Rowe shelly's cantata, The
Soul Triumphant" viii be sung at
noon on Tuesday At 0t. PAuro Chopol
under the direction OF Edmund
jacques. H. Brooks Day viii b 81
the organ and the soloists WIN b
Miss Mc0eA Frank Ormsby end
Frederic 0untheP.
Felice Lynn. formsriv one Of NJ
fHammerstein'S primA doanas, hal
been engaged BY Henry Russell Of thu
Boston Opera Company to siug 0udl
In "Rlgoletto" on Friday evening.
Prof. Samuel A. Baldwin will giv'
his usual free organ recttals at th.
City Collage on Tomorrow ana Weo
nesday afternoons at o'clock.
| Henry Seymour Schweatsey VIII ~,
a FREQ organ recital at the Old Tirg
Presbyterian Church on Monday eve
ming,
The evening world., 1914-03-14
Changes of Bill
At the Theatres
For Next Week

JULIAN ELTlN0E 1n the "Crano-
line ORR comes U the Knicksr-
= booker Theatre ON Monday niSEl
The play is described - . fAycical.
melodramatic comedy with sonsA
The book was written by Otto .Hausr-
bach. Julian Eltinss 10 responsible for
the lyrics and Percy Wsnrioh has fur
nished tho music. Tha story 10 that
OF a rich idle young American abroad
who, In order To win back the conn.
dence OF his AAncss's father. goss to
work trying to selvs the mystery Of .
diamond theft. Hs goss to . ball
dressed In . crinoNns gown, traps the
thieves and wins the girl hs loves.
Among the members OF the cast VIII
be Herbert CortAsli. Charles p. Nor
rison. Herbert Mcksnsie. Helen Lut-
trsli. Aaidsl Turner and Edna
whistler.
Margaret Angiin will begin an en-
gagemsnt at the HUDSON Theatre a
Monday night In Q revival Of Shakes.
pearian comedies. As You Like IT,
viii b presented on Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday matinee aud evening
the flaming Of the Shrsw" win b
given the latter part Of the week. Il
the company supporting Miss Ansll'
arc Fuller Nealish. Ertc Blind, Pedsl
de- Cordoba, Ruth Holt Boucicauit
Sidney. .Greenstrest. Lillian Thurgate
Max 0entesole. u. Y. Hackus. Harri
son Carter. Harry 1arloot. Tlorenc
w.n'.s..s wo'.:sss.; - ns,sssy s..s:y e. n'a.'
A.. ssA -.
The evening world., 1914-03-14
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The evening world., 1914-03-14
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scrsssy. faded. dry. brittle or thin.
Besides beautiiying the hair. Dander-
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