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served by publication in The Labor
World according to law.
4th. 1914.
BY the Court. 3. w. GILPlN.
Judge OF Probate.
(seal Probate Court. st. Louis Co..
Attest: a. r. MORTON,
Clerk OF Probate.
X. w. LANNERS. Atty.
l.. w.. Feb. 7. IA. II. 1914.
| Order Of Hearing on Petition for La
,, >, ccnsc ems to Mertg".e !nI,H.rv i,snS ,r
St. Louis, ss. In Probate Court.
In the matter Of the Guardlansh'p or
Marcelln shea and Anna Shea
Minors.
ter. formerly Mary \. Shea. as repre-
| sentative Of the above named minors.
this day having been fled In TN"
Court, representing. among other
petition. 1t is necessary and for the
best interests Of the estate OF said
minors and OF all persons interested
therein. 10 mortgage certain lands OF
said minors in said petition described
and pra3in% that license be to her
granted ITO mortgage the said land
j, Is Ord "ed. That said petition be
heard before this Court. ut the Pro-
In Duluth, in said County. on Monday
the End day Of March. 1914, at ten
ested in said hearing and in sal mat
ter are hereby cited and required at
said time and place to show cause, II
any there be. why said petition should
not be granted.
ordered Further. That this order DO
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World according to law.
Dated at Duluth, Minn., February
Attn. 1914
BY the Court. S. w. GILPIN,
Judge Of Probate.
(seal Probate Court. 81. Louis Co..
Attest: a. X. MORTON.
~lerk OF Probate.
OLIVER r.. ANDERSEN, Atty.
l.. w., Feb. :, IA, 81. 1914.
Order to Examine Final Account.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
st. Louis. ss. In Probate Court
In the matter of the estate OF Anna
Ganson. Decedent.
The petition Of Hugh Il. Ganson as
! representative Of the above named de-
| cedent, together with his final account
| Of the administration Of said estate,
having been filed in this Court, repre-
| senting. among other things that he
! has fully administered said estate, and
praying that said final account of said
J administration be examined. adjusted
and allowed by the Court, and that the
Court make and enter it's final decree
I Of distribution Of the residue OF the
|
| entitled thereto, and for the discharge
! Of the representative and the sureties
on his bond.
1t Is Ordered, That said petition be
! heard. and said final account examined.
| adjusted, and If correct, allowed by
the Court, at the Probate Court Rooms
in the Court House. in the City Of Du-
luth in. said County, on Monday, the
End day Of March. 1914. at ten o'clock
A. NJ, and all persons interested in
said hearing and in said matter are
hereby cited and required at said time
and place to show cause, IL any there
be, why said petition should not be
| granted.
! Ordered Further, That this-order be
! served by publication in The Labor
| World according to law.
| Dated at Duluth, Minn.. February
! 5th, 1914.
| BY the Court. S. w. GILPIN.
Judge Of Probate.
(Seal Probate Court. st. Louis Co.
Minn.)
Attest: A. r. MORTON,
| Clerk of Probate.
| L. w., Feb. 7, IA. 81, 1914.
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ICE OF REG1STER OF DEEDS
State of Minnesota, County Of St..
Louis, ss.
I hereby certify that the within In
strument was filed in this office for
record January &c., 1914, at 4 p. M. and
was duly recorded in Book II of Misc
page 70.
CHAS CALLIGAN
Register of Deeds
BY C. F.. LOFGREN, Deputy.
L. W., Feb. 7, IA, 1914.
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B,FKEITHS

THE Bride Shop. musical comedy
produced by the vaudeville impresario.
B. A. Rolfe. will be presented for the first
time in Washington at the 4. F. Keith
Theater this week 1t is described as
departure Of Mr.. Rofe and is said to ri
val Lasky's The Red Heads" in its dis
play of sartorial beauty The book is by
Fred De Gressac author of The En-
chantress." the music by Rolfe, the lyrics
by Mckeuna, and Robert Marks staged
il An augmented orchestra Is led by
Ward tombstone. Featured in the cast is
the eccentric comedian. Andrew Tombes,
supported hy Lola Wentworth. Basil
Lynn and 4 galaxy of girls. Nellie v.
Nichols. the comic songstreSS and come
dienne will offer new character songs and
dialect ditties. Two little prodiges, the
prominence. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin ]. Con-
nelly will appear in Sir W. s. Gilberts
charming idyllic comedy, Sweethearts."
originally performed in the Prince of
Wales Theater. London Other offerings
will he W. s c'Rube'1 Dickinson the
homespun humorist." as the ex-justice
of the peace: Lane and O'Donnell as
the lunatic tumhlers. Ernie and Ernie
in The Monopede and the Merry German
Maid. Monty and Dot. the Hearst-Selig
pictures of current events. the pipe or
gan recitals and the dansantes after the
weekday performances.
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Casino

one Of the cleverest little musical OF
ferinss. with terpsichorean specialties. of
The season. Frank Wolfes Vacation
DAYS with nine dainty little juveniles
in rn,es. each OF which speaks in telling
syec.alties Of songs az dances, and
with a background of merry light
comedy viii head the list of attrac-
lions al the casino Theater this week.
While the title is not unfamiliar TO
lovers Of vaudeville. the Offering, II IS
promised has been rebuilt and improved
with STIMULATING novelties from the
ground up. mother unique onerlng
will lie The Girl From Sweden. Miss
Sigma. in character changes. with APP
rropriate song selections quite out OF
tho ordinary Sam Howe and company
will come with "A Broken Heart as
TIC dramatic offering 1t Is quaint ap-
p.aIing and AT times likely 10 cause
laughter O'Brieu and Lear will romp
with terpsichorean interludes and some
sparklin. repartce to relieve the ten
SION, and Ed t.stus will give an exhi-
tition Of thrilling equilibrism. The added
night features Will include the sur
prise party tomorrow night the coun-
try store Tuesday and Wednesday. the
prize dancing contests Thursday and
the carnival of the amateurs Friday.
At each Performance a special series
of film features will he shown
Today from to 1890 pm. the Sun
dan concerts will feature an elaborate
orchestral program of high-class selec-
tons and the attractions of last week
will be seen. with new specialties.
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Little Miss Brown"

Little Miss Brown" the comedy Sc
lected as next weeks attraction at Polis
Theater, was written by Philip II. Bar
thoomae. author of over Night ana
when Dreams Come True. His new
est play had a long run in New York last
wear at the 18th Street Theater. All
the scenes in Little Miss Brown
are laid in hotel. "A fact That
gave the author an opportunity FOR
excellent character drawings. The day
clerk, who is also the house detective
the night clerk. the porter. the elevator
and bell boys and the siangy telephone
girl are distinct and easily recognized
types.
The story concerns little Miss Brown.
who mistakes the day of the week and
arrives in a city where she is complete
stranger day sooner than she was eX-
pected by her betrothed y pickpocket
has stolen her purse at the station and
since it is night and she has no money,
no baggage and no escort, the hotels
won't let her in. On a tip from the
telephone girl, she allows herself to be
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see and hear from forty to, fifty diff
ferent artists in leading roles during
the engagement. instead of having one
established set of principals remaining
throughout the four or hve weeks
These exchanges will be made between
the Aborn organization in Washington
and those presenting their spring sea-
son at the same time in Brooklyn. Buff
falo, Pittsburgh and Baltimore.
Among those scheduled for the casts
Of the earlier presentations here are
Mary Carson, Gladys Chandler, Eileen
Castles Phoebe Crosby. Florence Cough
Ian, Edith Helena. Aida Hemmi. Elena
Kirmes. Lena Mason. Ivy Scott. Bertha
Shalek.< Helen Sebel. Edith Alvord
Elaine De Sellem. Zoe Fulton. Jayne
Herbert, Louise Haussmann. Louise lie
Baron, Lillian Robinson. Albert Amadi
Giuseppe Agostini, Gilbert X. Fretwell
Orville Harold. Domenico Russo
Leonid Samoloff. Salvatore Sciarretti
Henry Taylor, Walter Wheatley. Nor
ton Adkins. Thomas Chalmers Louis
D'Angelo. Louis Kreidier. James Stevens,
Jerome Uhl. Alfred Kaufman. William
Schuster, George Shields. Gilbert Will
son. Herbert Waterous. Phil Fem,
Philip Branson and others.
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MI. and Mrs. Carter de Haven.

Mr.. and Mrs. Carter de Haven, Broad
way musical comedy and vaudeville stars.
will be presented at the B. F. Keith
Theater next week. and Dave Stamper
will accompany at the piano. Marie
Shaw, grand opera prima donna. will be
heard in a repertoire of arias and ballads.
Nine. Adelaide Herm3nn. widow and sue
cessor of Hermann the Great. with
large corps of necromancers. will be seen
in her latest masterpiece of magic and
mystery, "Casliostro, the Enigma" in
Producing THE Merry Widow THE
Magic Tea Chest "Electrocution.' The
Phantom Bride" and other phenomena.
Other attractions will be Swor and Mack
in a black face travesty; Andrew Kelly,
known as Casey the Lion the Three
Collegians in "A Bit of College Life;
Tuscamo brothers in Roman battle az
welding: Irene and Bobby Smith. the
Hearst-Selis motion picture review, the
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GAXETx

Harry Hastings Big Show COMPANY ~
two-act musical burlesque entertain
ment entitled "Dinkle's Daughters W"
he the attraction at the Gayety Iheater
ttis week The books and lyrics are oy
Charles uorwitz. music by Joe Na'haii
and dancing numbers by Julian Alfred.
Harry Lester Mason and TOM 1oEne
are featured comedians, Mason in the
role of Dinkle and COME as Moran.
New York politician. The plot deVeiops
the attempts OF Dnkle. proprietor OF a
bathing pavilion. to marry off his Two
daughters Hope and charity interest,"
in the outcome of the fate OF pretty
Hone ami Charity Of uncertain age, IS
maintained to the end Billy Meehan
viii b. seen in the role of Charley Hud-
500. fond OF Hope Dinkie. while Ollie
oden and Cienevieve Adams take the role
Of the two girls themselves.
The Ghost OF Annie Laurie, song
hit. is sung by Violet Pearl and the
chorus Of thirty. Miss Pearl is seen In
the role Of BESSIE North Other mem en-,
hers Of the company are Russell Hill,
Frank Martin and Mabel Leslie. Friday
night the country store will be given.
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Crandall's S.

'randalfs Theater announces as the
principal attraction for today "Goodnes4
1racious. or Movies As They shouldn't
be' Nffagraph Broadway star featura
direct from record run in New York
and one of the funniest picture. thaf
nave ever been released. II features in
the title roles Sidney Drew and Clara
himhall Young. For Monday and Tues
day the feature film is a kalcm master
piece The Other Half of the Note" or
Inc Clearing Of the Great Jewel Mys-
Terry. In four parts: Wednesday. Moth
erhood OF Politics." a political drama OF
the present day. Wednesday and Thurs
DAY as the main feature. four-part
niversal production, "Washington at
valley Forge. with J. Warren KerrfEan
featured in the leading role: Friday. THE
triumph of Right and Saturday. 4
George Klein production in four parts.
'Life's Bitter Dregs"
Coming attractions next week are Tier
Ladyship." from the famous play bv
Charles Coghlan; Officer JIM" a Lubin
photodrama in three parts. and The
Death Sign at High Noon a KaIem In.
dian drama
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Orpheum,

At Moore-s Orpheuu Theater the prin-
cipal attraction today will be THE out
laws Reform" in multiple reels 1t un-
folds thrilling story OF love and re-
venge. Other features, comic and seri-
GUS. will be shown. and a short concert
will be given by the Orpheum Orchestra.
The daily dansantes will continue on
the stage week days from 4 until ) and
from 10 to IL until further notice Spe-
cial scenery and lighting effects add
greatly to their picturesqneness. The
principal film attractions will be The
Outlaws Reform" Monday; THE Power
of Innocence" in multiple reels. Tues
day, with a new farce comedy and other
reels from the famous keystone studio:
Dante's THE Hereafter Wednesday. in
six reels and enlisting the services ~
more than 800 trained players; Fin IA,
Detective" Thursday: the first showiug
locally of a special Ambroso drama. - n
der the Mask of Honesty" teemins witii
thrills and surprises. Friday, and II n
written Justice adapted from one of the
earlier stories of o. Henry, SATURDAY.
For all the Orpheum Orchestra will rem
der appropriate musical accomplishments
Coming attractions will be THE Pris-
oner OF the Owls" an unusually fine film
of foreign manufacture; THE Python
Robbery" an original detective story
wherein a monster snake helps to unravel
a murder mystery: Longfellow's Evan
geline"; From Sire to Som filmiZa-
ton OF Milton Mobiles comedy drama OF
a few seasons ago. and others.
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COLUMBIA

Rotor. jhc H.. o. '-r.rlz5sl finance
David RcjaSc" and ticur, Z. De. Mile
wrote q play dealing n5tH the activities
OF Stockholders aud tho lraun-v in which
they reap.d for,au"s 81, tho expense Of
those whom thcy started out 10 shear
That plav was ''-Thc charity Fail" which
has remained Il classic in its particular
realm ever since
Tomorrow night The Charity BAR Will
be produced for the first time by the Co.
lumbia PLAYERS The management claims
II will lie one Of the most important re-
sivals ever made upon the stage OF the
Columbia Theatcr Ii is n modern So
ciety drama in four acts that calls for
luxurious settings and gowns that will be
& revelation to the feminine heart
The Charity BALI Will be recalled as
&c OF the great successes OF the famous
Few York Lyceum rbeater Stock Com
pany. which Daniel Frohman made a
V!emorable organization in the history of
She American stage. In the original pro-
cuction the leading roles We're played by
Herbert Kelsey and Georgia Cayvan. as
John Van Buren, and Ann Cruger. respec-
lively
Tomorrow night Earl Brown will ap-
pear in the former role and Violet Hem
ing as Ann. The feminine contingent will
include Carrie Thatcher as Phyllis Lee,
Julia Blanc as Mrs. De Peyser, Jessie
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Cosmos.

As is customary at the Cosmos
Theater anniversary week. the fifth in
the annals of the popular little play
house will be celebrated this week
with a bill Of unusual excellence. From
the headline offering, AT the Bath" to
the last number on the program music
and merriment out of the ordinary will
be featured. AT the Bath" tells the
story of hilarious evening by an I'M
wise drummer, who. with two brake
men whom he has collected in his
travels, undertakes TO entertain his
friends with bath instead of a BAN
quet 1t takes eight clever comedians
to frame the situations and work out
the consistent plot, which, however,
serves to introduce song specialties
and other entertaining novelties. Fun
and laughter are promised throughout.
Wilson and Warning are billed for a
new form of entertainment called a
laugh o-logue, which is promised to
redeem it's novel title with novel en-
tertaintent Matthew and company
will present their famous playlet 1.-THE
Hoodoo' as the dramatic Offering; the
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Aborn English Grand Opera.

Announcement is made Of the return
of the Aborn English Grand Opera Com
pany. after an absence of a year. for a
spring season of a month or more at
the New National Theater, starting
Monday. May is.
For the weeks SO far planned for the
Washington engagement the manage
ment has selected Nerdi's III Trova-
tore. Puccini's Madam Butterfly.
Bizets Carmen. Ofenbach's The
Tales of Hoffman,. Puccini's La
Boheme. Flotow's Martha Gounod' s
Faust. Donizettis Lucia di Hammer
moor" Nerdi,s "Rigoletto,' Mascasni' 5
"Cavalleria Rusticana and Humper-
dinck's ''1ansel and Gretel" each to be
given for half week The matinee
days will be Wednesday and Saturday.
BY the system of exchanging prin-
cipal artists between its various com
panies which the Aborn management
has always followed during their spring
seasons. Washington operagoers Will
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"Caruana" and His Corps de Ballet.

After an absence of twelve years
"Caruana" maitrc de ballet, returns
with his corps de ballet for one-night
performance at the New National Thea
ter Friday evening, May -. The pro-
gram includes the delneaton of fancy,
character. ballet. soft shoe and clog
dancing. as well as the modern STYLES
of dancing.
The numbers have been prepared. it
is said. after months OF hard work and
practice by seventy-tive children and
.'grown-ups.
The premiere danseuse, Miss Hiltrude
Fisher. is said to be dancer of rare
ability. and her Dance Pavlowa is
promised as a great surprise. A gor-
seous oriental ballet will be given. in
Producing many advertisements Of the
far east Miss Nesblt will be seen as
a mystic goddess. Miss Raymond will
appear in clever character portrayals.
feature as well as the Ballet of the
Jolly Tars" Delphine Rodriguez will be
seen in the role of debutante with a
coitre of beautifully gowned college BOYS
as debutantes II will be remembered
Mr.. Rodriguez made quite an impression
nj the Columbia last winter i'll his in
Ierpretation of "Arlette, under the di-
rection Of "Carusna. which afterward
made a pronounced hit in New York at
the Plaza Clever numbers have been
arranged for the little tots and many
surprises are promised All the neces-
sary scenery and electrical effects have
been secured for an elaborate production
of merit A dansante extraordinaire
will be given after the performance in
which the audience will be requested TO
take part.
Prof Caruana Familiarity known in the
professional world as "Caruana, fnaltre
de ballet is the grandson of the late
Count Ermano Caruana of Malta At the
age of seven he began his dancing ca
reer For many years he STUDIED under
the hest masters in this country and
later was a professional student with
NJ Bergere Of Paris. He was asso-
ciated for many years with the kiralfys
as an arranger and producer OF spec.
tacular performances and has trained
many professional dancers of America
and Europe in the intricate maizes of
terpsichore, as well as being on the
American stage for many years Along
the special Hne he follows Caruana is
said TO have but few competitors.
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Miss Shreve's May Carnival.

Miss Cora b Shreve will inaugurate her
fifteenth annual terpsichorean carnival
at the New National Theater tomorrow
evening. where she will present. for two
consecutive evenings. The Fountain of
Youth. an elaborate electrical spec
tacle. embelnshed by many dance spe-
cialties. which present the most gifted
members of her large class. sinSly and
in ensemble.
The Fountain of Youth is Miss
Shreves own conception and arrange
ment. Ii presents a real fountain of flow
ing water made iridescent by hundreds
OF colored lights. From the fountain
Miss Adrienne Shreve, as dancing
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POLLS

The Littlest Rebel Edward Peple's
appealing romance of civil war days in
Virginia. will be offered this week by the
Poll Players. Miss Grace Stanley, the
child actress, who played the title role
In the No l company. has been engaged
by the Poll management for her original
role. In addition. the full strength of
the Poll Players will be employed. The
realistic battle scene of the third act
will require the services of 100 people on
the stage.
This revival will be. in many respects.
the most notable production in the his
tory of the Poll Players, because of the
stage settings. costumes and parapher-
MALTA of war necessary for a proper pres
entation Of the story, which Is bullt
around the adventures of little Nlrgie
Carey, the littlest rebel" who, in the
second act. is left alone and unprotect-
ed in an overseers cabin midway be-
tween the battle lines of the army or the
Potomac and the troops under The COM
mand of Gen. Robert +. Lee. very
human touch is given by the act OF
northern cavalry leader who imper1is ms
honor and his life to remove the little
Virginia maid from the danger zone
and save her only relative. her father,
from the shameful death of & spy Inc
play has had tremendous vogue. and
has proven popular with theatergoers
everywhere.
Five of the characters in the story are
of paramount Importance. the most IN
teresting. of course. being that oil virgle
Carey. .the littlest REBEL which Will pc
interpreted by Miss Stanley Richard
Buhler will be seen in the role of Lieut.;
Col. Morrison. L. $. A.. the part played
in the original production by Dustin
Farnum William d. Corbett Will nave
the role of Capt. Herbert Carey, the
father of the littIest rebel and the
character originally played by William
Farnus. Miss Jewell will have the roie
Of Mrs. Carey, wife of the Confederate
scout. a role created by MISS fercs
Gbicagn three years ago. Cecil Bowser
viii be called upon to give an impersona-
ton of Gen. Grant who figures IN 'he
last act of the drama.
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princess, will be followed by twenty little
cupids, led by little Miss Marian Frisbie.
whose performance will be followed by
many other dance specialties. including
lat the Gay Seashore.' by a bevy of
tots whose ages range from two to five
years: Recipe of Love" double sex
tet, and a national specially in which
several hundred children will participate.
Other lads and lassies who will take
prominent part in the May ball are Misses
Mary Eaton, Margaret Kirby. Beatrice
Cosgrove. Estelle Murray. Sadie Eipp,
Genevieve Pyle. Margaret Huss. Edith
Shreve and Helene Ternerke. William p.
Stack and G. W. Burr, Master William
Sacks, Master Jack Dudley and scores
of others. These little people will dem
onstrate all the latest society dances.
sing the song hits of the current season
and lend their talents variously toward
making this years May carnival the most
beautiful which Miss Shreve has ever
given. Announcement is made that the
curtain will be raised promptly at 8
o. clock.
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in Los Angeles of a play called MY
Shadow and /.
play by owen Davis, called "a Beg
gar on Horseback, was produced last
week by stock company in Hoboken.
Edwin Mordant and his wife, Grace At
well. have been engaged for a stock
summer seaso III Waterbury, Conn.
Grace La Rue may accept an offer from
the Shuberts TO replace Gaby Deslys in
THE Belle CT Bond Street"
George Barnum has been engaged as
stage director in a stock company in Salt
Lake City.
Harold A. Long will play the part of
Hermes the messenger of the Gods, in
The Fire Kegained."
Money Mania" by Max MARGIN. will
have an experimental production by. a
stock company in Rochester in June
The profits of, opera singers who left
for Europe last week. after a season in
this country. represented s1.O00000.
Percy Haswell this summer, with her
stock company. may alternate between
Toronto where she is extremely popular.
and Montreal
Mary Murray. daughter Of j. X. Muir
ray. will make her debut in The
Mikado," as Pitt Sing in Newark. this
week.
]. ]. Rosenthal may organize 4 vaude-
vile show with his wife, Kathryn Oster-
man. at the head. to play on the Pacific
coast.
Hazel Dawn. who won her fame in
The Pink Lady" has signed contract
with John c. Fisher. By which she will