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ArIingtOnH~aOte andBatbS
. A rA AMERICAN PA"
AMERICAN PLAN
ON U. Q. RESERVATION.
OPEN ALL THE YEAR.

Every modern convenience for the comfort and pleasure
the highest type patronage Beautiful lobby par
Tors, writing and new and rest room over
looking Reservation Park Every hall of each floor CON
neCted to the Mountain Park by steel BRIDGES S5OO0 eN
pended the in completely rebuilding and re-
furnishing the Bath House; installing modern tacH
ty for the most perfect administering of the mineral wa
erS including complete Hydrotherapeutic system ano
automatic heating venIan. Private elevator ser
vice from each floor the baths used exclusively for the
batherS.
and D. DRF week. ant G GA
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BATTLESHlP AGROUND.

Washington, Nov 26.-The battle.
ship Michigan, wlich grounded today
off Cape Henry, is ulinjured and i'm
no danger and probably will be float
ed at high tide. according to a mes
sage to the navy department tonight
from Captain Nibhck commanding.
The attempt to float her viii be made
about a. .m tomorrow.
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forest fires burned last night and
that farmers We're blowing tracts
around their farms in an effort 20
save their fences and buildings.
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crokerl did not eyade all the uuinvit-
ed guetts as seemed to be his pur-
rose. far the street in front Of the
Srads Nome was crowded with men
and WOMEN only about % guests
were invited to the wedding.
The bride was given away by her
uncle, W. W. Hastings who for fiji
teen years has been attorney for the
Chorokcs who recently was elected
TO congress from Oklahoma The
bridesmaids were Miss Frances Fite.
senior at Vassar, wlo comes from
NuskoEec, OKLA: Miss Ethel Brown
of Dayton Ohio. and Miss Villa
Townsend of Memphis, Tenn Mon
siguor Henry A. Brann, rector OF St
Agnes church, performed the cere-
mhuy The groom's gift to the bride
was a pearl collar Croker was at
tended by Thomas p. Smith, who has
been secretary of Tammany Hall tor
years
A typewriter statement given out
by the bride after the ceremony
made clear a good deal of ner life
history which has been reported in
many different ways since knowledge
of her engagement became known.
Neither she nor Croker would talk
mucn then. so the newspapers made
the best of it by Interviewing her
friends Some reports expressed
doubt if she really was descended
from the Indians. pointing out that
she was blonde and very fair.
Others said maybe sac was one
quarter Indian. Others proclaimed
her as an Indian princess and her
statement says the latter were cor
rect, for She is known as Princess
Sequoyah. or Ketaw Kaluntucdy
among her tribe. Her father the
statement continued, was Michael
smith Edmondson, a descendant OF
Roger De Montgomery, who com.
mauded the van of the Norman army
at the battle OF Hastings, and her
mother was Galela Welch, who des-
cended from the famous Chief Sc
auoyan, inventor OF the Cherokee al
phaber
She is proud OF her Indian ances-
try and the Cherokees are proud of
her as a college girl, lecturer, ranch
owner and business woman the
statement said.
Croker first saw the girl who TODAY
became his bride in Kansas City
when she was years old, according
to the statement, and ne later became
interested in her zeal 10 make her
people better understood Miss Ed
mondson got inspiration for her work
from Pocahontas and other Indian
girls, she said she told it thus
Il have been inspired by the eX-
ample of Pocahontas who did SO much
to make the English people under
stand our race Then there was Sac
cawagea. tire bird woman, who pilot.
ed the Lewis and Clarke expedition
five thousand miles and made it a sue
cess. On the way back in crossing
the Missouri river, her husband,
renegade Frenchman, upset the canoe
carrying the records of the eXpedi-
ton. She Owed again and again un-
She saved all the valuable papers and
trophies. ] also find inspiration IN
Talabina the Cherokee maiden who
helped Sam Houston to free Texas.
And then She turned to Croker who
long was known as the Chief of
Tammany Hail. and remarked.
'But IL is the dearest ambition to
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important.

Bear in mind that Chamberlaln's
Tables not only move the bowels but
improve the appetite and strengthen
the digestion. For sale by all dealers.
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LANGFORD BEATS WILLS.

Los Angeles, Nov, 26.--Wita a left
swing to the jaw Sam I.angford of
Boston knocked out Harry Wills the
New Orleans negro, in the fourteenth
round Of scheduled twenty round
fight this afternoon at Vernon.
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DR.. John +. Rowland has moved his
office to second floor Of the Thomp-
building. lO-S-tf
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RAIN STOPS FOREST FIRES.
Rain is General over Arkansas anc
Extinguishes Fires in Forest.

Extnguishes Fires in Forest.
Little Rock. Nov 26. Reports from
an parts of Arkansas early tonight In.
dictate tAat a slow steady rain which
began at nool Is continuing to iau
over the state checking the forest ana
field fires which were threatening 20
assume serious proportions IN many
sections
A report from AshdoWu in south.
western Arkansas says that three
farm houses near there igllted by
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DR.. y. n Short has returned to tAe
city and will be in his office, third
flood DuEan Stuart Building. 109-lmo
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MASONIC NOTICE.

A stated meeting of Sumpter Lodge
No. 419 +. & A. NJ. will be held in
their lodge roms in South Hot Springs
near corner Grand avenue and Fifth
street this Friday evening at 1:30
sharp. Wirk I'm the NJ NJ degree, all
members are urged to be present aad
visitors are cordially invited,
O. l.. RlGSBY, W. NJ,
J. n. SEABCN, Sec.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank our friends for
the beautiful floral offerings and the
many acts of kindness during the ILL
ness and death OF our wife and
mothern
W. A. WOODCOCK,
DIR. w. c. WOODCOCK,
MISS LILLIAN WOODCOCK.
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BY vfrtus OF authortty v sted IN Eae
By Deed Of Trust l1lsErinlg date q zee N
her II, 1909, executed Dy uh1 r. 2 lllsl1l p
son and Susan Thornpson, his WE 70
me as trustee to secure II ~ ~
IN the payment OF y note and obllg11aon
for the g1r1neiDlli rE4lEa OF . &4oo.eo with
interest from the date OF, said defet anu
which Deed OF Trust Is OF record In the
once OF tnefG1eEk oEfthe County Court
OF. Harrison County VEST t1rgE1 n
Deed of Trust Book No, 30 At pAelei 80
and deGau1t nt1ViuE been madam Gne
payment OF sid SIiAatfont and the in
terosk &hereops and 1Hyl0n dre1nest OF SAD
sC1rtis =. PruntyJ If-sElt1a ofkeE sior sllle
and sen at public AUCTION 70 the ,n4g 49,
bidder at tnes 'FRONT.' door % the Court
House at Harrison County, IN the ely
OF SIarksburge on isa4urdgy. NAY Src'
1915 commencing at oRe1 r. clock e -
all tthose two ceftafm tots and parcels
sOR = land HyiuffF andzE0eAng1 IN 6AEf4&Qu
County. state OF West VfTgf1t1y and IN
the town Of Adam8tous and Known -
lots NOS and as shown on 9 pat OF
Taylor's AddftF0hst6 THE town Of Adams.
ton, which, plat IS 0frecord In the once
OF the Clerk Of ,tbe County Court Of
Harrison County IN Deed Book No. 49,.
dc page 1S9. and to which plat and fiie
Deed OF Trust Aforesaid references. -
hereby made for more 4ul4. and conn
pIete description of. said lotsrsyzs ( ~ 80
: TEENS or SAGaE This prope[1%
WIN be sold for cash. .sas = ~
4lf8 q ]. z. LAW, Trustee.
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TT q So ~ -
syhieh Millard F. ana Alice NJ Bar tl'ss
. T ~. OF, SALE: one-third. cash
IN hand ON day OF sale, and the sresl1 ~
IN two equal installmentss payanle Ilins
and aiEtteen months after te. Ess4. eeIS 1
iyeIy the purchaser. or purcha serss sAs-
outing notes bearing Interest," from ~
sgfti1 approved personal secur4S w 9Issl IN Z
3enfior5s lien viii be retained on me
property SOLD rs additional secprat
CLARENCE b. SPEsESY.
q =. EsDeclal GommfSst oners
/. L wade Colza. -eleIx OF the vT SsiF
sTSirrfnia- ; do certify that Clarence b
Snerry. the above named spsciai con- rus
13isaIonery has executed bond before ne
a. = T..enIilred by the decree In said cause
condftioned according TO law -, s,o,,,
Given under my. hand .ttls'i : ~
cay y 1. WADE coFFAIAHS. Clerk
The above sale Is s9nSs ~ E ise M
CLARENCE B, SPE1SEs
sAuligTa p6cfa1 Com n toFefe y
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orher q ITotiee 1.hereon. .

Northern District of West NtrB1nla' S IS
ON this 4th day Of April A D., 1915
on reading the foregoing petition, i is
Ordered by the Court that hearing
he had upon the same on the zOth day
OF Nav. Al. ID. 1914 before the. said Court
at@ Clarksburg In ! said district at 4 ten
O'Clock in tteFforenoon; ndat1af. notice
thereof be published In the Clarkso ure
Telegram newspaper printed y sald
ToIstrict4 and that an known cfedt tors
a,,5 ether persons ininterest may appear
al the said time and place and show
cause, If any they have, Why the prayer
edS+S1 II Ft1
And dc is further ordered by the Court;
that.,the clerk shas ! send, by mail TO All
known creditors copies of said petls1on
and this order addressed to them az t1e1r
pIacas of residence as stated
witness theeHono rahle Aston g. pay57
ton, Judge OF the said Court ana shesesel
fhereof at Clarksburg in said district.
on the 4th day OF April "a: d. 1914
G. b. KENAUvERs Clerk.
q. SD. G, ~ d. W. Va
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connrrssronER,s sAhH.

Nv vfrtiIe of the Authority vested IN
az ,,,,ties-SjRned sTSecia1 commissioner
nv decree Of the circuit court entered or
the 18TH day Of February, 1919; ana ana 81 n
66aEe IA in a chancery cause therein
hbsI2S1ury in which James j. ConneH 1s
RTo41,tjSF and Alice NJ. Bartlett IS de-
PENDANT, I Will. on 49,
sGTURpGX, ARR1h IL 4s44,
1.So NJ sen at public outcry, al
+y1e front door of the court house "
Harrison County Vest ytTginia. % c ~
~ Iof 81. parcel OF land, situate in tins
Tovvn OF Adamston, in the y W., &c g 81
Addition herst95z s,sysgI III .Tsnles
4 Connel5@by NfeEyiIScs. SperEg 1nG car
eS5ce B. Sporty Bpee!at ~ -
decd is OF record In the once or ~
SI,sIIs OF the county court IN seAu eoutaES
and state IN Deed tgok ~ -
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u1T4rrD sEAr1s q. a11I1EIirnrcA,


I1orthox51 District Of West Virginia, -:
In the United States District Court IN
and for said District
In the Matter of Isaac w. Schneider,
Bankrupt No. 106s1n Bankruptcy Petit
ton for Discharge Es5ss u So
TO the Honorable Aston g; Paytoni;
Judge of the District Court of the unlIeo
states Tor the 7GoFthernl DIstricteof West
Virginia: AiegfTs = ~
Isaac w. Schneider, of Clarksburg idn
the County of Harrison and State OF
west Virginia, in sara District respect
fully Represents that f0Iu the 2Sth = Gay
of January, last past he was duly 30
Judged a bankrupt under the acts OF
Congress- relating to bankruptcyi That
he has duly Surrendered All his property
and rights ofproperty, and has fully com
piled with all the replItF ements OF sa1d
acts and Of orders of the court touching
yyherefore. The pays that shea mag be
decreed by the Court TO. have fnli t DIS
his estate under said bankrupt acts. ex-
cept such debts as are excepted by law
from such d3scharge. -.
Dated this LIST day OF April a. ~ 1918.
ISAAC W. SCHNEIDER
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sTils aBEK HIaGHTs

s We have q Gourroo cott g
bath. cabinet mantels, Covered
slate, front and back porches 81 telke
house; and lot 4ox1 10 o feet- We GU
S1.A0O.
six hundreds dollars cash and q
balances at the rate Of PEI
month"; tFhis IS an opportlln fQl
some one to get home at sle tap
cost
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CARHuLE COURT.

we have an eight room two story
frame house with bath, basement and
pantry. Cabinet mantels, oak finish
slate roof and lot fronting SO feet On
one of the NEST residence streets ~
Prize. $4,000.
one-half cash. and the balance %
suit purchaser.
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NoT1CE no cEEDIToRs.

s Allipersons having claims, debts or
demands against the estate of James W.
Copehhaver. deceased or against the
estate of Lena Copenhaver, deceased
are hereby notified to present and prove
said claims before Fred L. &sf1iElns g Com
missioner of Accounts Tor the County OF
Harrison and State of West Virginia at
IsuiIdlng, Clarksburz West virginia.
- e7i-i 'sFYH Ives TER by ON, - 80
Administrators OF tho. estate ofza1 James
w CopenhRver, deceased.
SYLVESTER LYON.
dninlstrat or of the estate OF Lena
= CopenhaYer. deceased-
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DO you owe rent2
1000 .EInN
- J. NoWICE.

Hereafter all shipments by freight
FOR Mannfu gton and intermediates
points must be Delivered IA sstat ii
NOT later. than 0 q. m. Shipments for
Fairview and intermediate points
must be delivered In station no
later than 1850 q m. Goods ~
be received for shipment from
N. to 12 noon. ana nom 4 to p.
MoNJO1TGA EI1cIlA VALLEY TEs.
TION COadPAY-
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NORTH VIEW.

Five room cottage covered az
slate. cabinet manteis, oak tlllishl
level lot 40x114.
Price 50, 600.
Small payment down and the zba1area
70 suit the purchaser.
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PoR sAT-six room house, han, bath,
basement, attic. finished in oak from
Ton 10 bottom; all modern improve
GaSn4s on lot 4Ox120, average to alley
IN rear paved street, cement side
11-aiISs. in a desirable residence section
call 1861, Bell phone.
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REAL ESTATE

a SARH RARaAIH on CLAY sTBEET
"A large level lot 65x2eo on which is
four room COTTAGE The; lot faces on
two streets, and the price taskediS ex-
trenie1y low considering the location.
There are but few properties for sale
in this section, and this is sohered at
a saeTifice. because or owner leaving
town Fred B. Wood s. Co., Room
S0S CON Building. Bell phone 1850.
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EsLADIES''
INSURANCE.
WORTH KNOWING ABOUT

Here's policy that pays $50 per
week in case Of sickness or accident.
$4,000 benehs at death from any
cause. Has its loan values and ex-
tended Insurance features, same as
any old line company. It's q live or e.
Investigate. A card brings full par
ticulnrss from a good Old established
company. ADDRESS Box 100 care the
Daily Tclegram.
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=. annlE-Srnherr avReIltng near oen-

~ -. aF town with two bedrooms, liv-
inr. maids dining, storage, sewing
ana bath rooms, den. upstairs sass
iaIIndry. kitchen, cellar, big veranda7;
'front.' and back stairs. oak finish, All
nodern fixtures, big yard, especially
cnnvenient for children Urgent need
for. selling. The price OF an ord fdnal:S
SISs1rn house can get it cash or terms
Sgithin the next thirty days The DIG
gest bargain ever offered IN Ciarks-
Burg. Address North American car
Telegram.
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MONEY TO LOAN

WTx IN WIEHoUuE 1RoNEZ--E ac-
commodate EVERYBODY, by loaning
money on watches, diamonds, jewelry,
musical Instruments, etc Jos. Jay,
Jeweler, waldo Bldg, Fourth street.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

SooSrs AID :-oAHD-Hots1 Pz4yusRes,
eentraT! locarlon good service, very
Reasonable, call quickly, vacancies do
not last long. Commercial Hotel, S15
West Pike street 80
Roonrs AND BoARD-&5.oo per week.
Table board $500 per week Apply at
4 6S7 West Pike street
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SoR, sAIE-str1ct1y modem new 2 room
mouse with porcelain bath and fixtures;
All large run light rooms hardwood
finish all through, gas and CITY Rat I
Late roof. Q porcl1es, large cellar lot
4ox1e6, good barn, chicken house ana ana
emit trees an ideal home, IN Stealey
Hsiehts v5ilI sell at a bargain, easy
4eTr5s Address House" care Telegram
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WANTED-Male Help

Sr7s1rNTseaxn barber trade, We are the
SS1SSss sSI5. 90 this month. wages While
Iearning. Diplomas granted Write Tor
catalogue. Leader Baroerf Go4AeSe' SAt4s
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PHoToGRAPHs

n To1 want good results nom your
kodak films bring them TO US We know
tIoSVT-- to4hnish them right. Prices very
reasonai1Ie. Sayre Bros. 18th St, Cream
ey Building, Bell phone 1917
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WANTED TO BUY

N sTS1T.n 2 o 8UZ-aood resident prop
!" e1-t-z or vacant lot In city or sE1os1Eps
81 lowest cash price Address BO T.
csre Teiegram once.
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E0R SALE-Houses

po7s eAHE-At wt1sonburE, q fwo-StorJ
Groom house. finished in oa2S hot anG An;
6Tfce md terms see ]. E Morrison
VYjlsonburg, w. Va
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AUTOMO BILES

SoS saTLone 4. p. westinghouse
Electric,s Motor, 10 Type A.. single
pIase 1910 r. p. NJ. Practically new
can be seen at Thompson's Garage
West Main street
FOR ExCEAN9E-For real estate one
dernonstratinR automobile, good as
new. Call on d. w Jacobs, over Par
sons Souders store. 49,
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Fine CHOCOLATES
ROOFING

sTEEE 1EETAN EHz.ARM9-A spec
Iafey, ali work guaranteed. Our fGctH-
( ties are complete for all kinds Of sheet
metal work Batten Eros. Co, South
Second st. Home phone SELL.
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SAFETY RAZOR BLADES

Razor bladeB 60
sharpen. We DO .em better n the
other fellow. Double edge blades, 30
cents per. dozen; single edge. % cents
per dozen Dig up your old b ades
and send them to VIII .. Rtcharctson'
127 Greene Ftreet. sMar4eGta. Y.
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CLEANING. AND PRESSING

oUR 7rsrRoDs Of cleaning yOur clothes
VIII make your suft look like new.
we have a reputation for doing the
work right. Try uS-The Art Press
ngslCo.seS32 West Pike street
MoNEx IoAMED on household goods,
Empire building, Bell phone 1S2-
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= yVhat S Get Acquainted Weekss'
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PoR sArE-Haghs room, two story,
slate roof. double house u S Srasss ELI
81 good water; good walks and fence.
Tbfs property IS valued at $2,OOO.01,
b,It viii be sacrificed at $500 to settle
ostata Inquire of Howard Post, Room
eos Con Bid. ClarkSburg.
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AGENTS ATTEEETI0M-So9ne new
THAT'S what takes. Don miss TINS.
RIr money. Exclusive territory for
alive men or women. Dept. 8, First
National Supply Co. washington, Ia
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d. >. 3. yyilss0n
STD Second FIoo
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DRUG SUNDRES

I'm oRTGmATs ana only agency for tho
1 = self help remedies Dent Bros. pre-
scriptionS and family druggists S26
| East Pike street.
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I rnaIre All kinds of keys. J. Req
DAVIS, 1I6 North Third street Lat
stetter building, Bell phone b71-R
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We TZYEzA. rs

=
ers. which has served them 50 weli
this season Miss Crothers has writ
ten play with ideas, butt best of Al.
with the spirit of youth and happl-
ness. It was no easy task TO evolve
q play in which the Misses TaliateT-
70 would md roles Of equal import
ance. and Interest, but this mas peen
aceonfpI ished and the novelty OF SIS
tiers starring on the dramatic stage,
al. least a novelty in these days, has
interested large audiences in the
leading cities.
The big audience at the odeon
.theatkr last night was more than
pleased with Whftneys operatic Dolls
and every number was well received,
This isa '-big time" act and should
be seen by all, especially the children.
Todayss pictures are good, as usual.
entitled "The Reward OF Justice
featuring Carlyle Blackwell, and
splendid Edison drama entitled Tine
Message Of the Rose"
Eva Carey, the young prfma donna,
who has been delightlng theater goers
In the role of Virginia Stuart, in the
musical spectacle "The Prince Of To-
night" which comes to the Robinson
Grand Saturday afternoon and night
April %, is surprised that she ever
went on the stage.
Upon completing her schooling.
Miss Carey went east to take up vocal
training. During tho summer she Wis
tied many friends in New York City
and by chance met several profession
ais. At that time one OF the Merry
widow companies was in rehearsal
Miss Carey was invited to attend,
where she met the musical director
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TUBERCULOSIS

md 1,roner diet. those suffering from
Or who are pred1sposed 70 Tuberculo-
sis are recommended to use Echman, 3
Alternative to stop night sweats, bantsn
fever and hasten recovery. This meo1-
dine. by reason OF It's successful use dur
ina the past. warrants the fullest 1nveS-
deafion possible by every sufferer.
Eckman's Alternative is most entca-
cious In bronchial catarrh and severe
hniIdine the system. 1t contains no
narcotfcs, nor harmful or habdt-form-
ing drugs. Accept no substitutes. Solo
by leading druggists. Write 20 the
Eclman Laboratory, Fh1ladelpn1as 9a.'
for booklet telling OF recovertes.
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who upon hearing her sing offered
her A. position as q show-gfrl, which
she accepted and In the last three or
four. years sI1 3 has been making de-
cided success. One season In the
chorus gave her the necessary exper-
fence, the following season she looked
for something better and was engaged
for the nrima donna in "a Stubborn
Cinderella" followed by leading roles
In Miss Nobody from Starland,"
seThe Goddess Of Liberty" and last
season was assigned the part she now
fills.
Miss Carey possesses an excellent
voice and Is an accomplished actress.
She has no hard luck stories to tell
of her professional gain; the oppor-
tunfty to go on the stage came to her
unsolicited, she accepted and ones 1S
given a position she went about the
work with ambition and determination
to win. The result was that after one
year Of experience, she was playing
leading roles.
Percy Hasweu will have her usual
summer stock company in Toronto
this season
John Hyams and Leila Mcintyre
may star again. next season in The
Girl ofSAy Dreams. >"
Next week w. A: Brady will pro-
duce in Stamford, Conn, the Engllsa
version of a French comedy Called
The Elder Son"
otR
Elsie Janis is t Oappear In oLn I.ds5
In new musical review called The
Passing Show In this piece she
will give her limitations.
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Oliver C. ziegfeld, who is direct
ing the Ziegfeld Players in katner-
inc Kayanagh' 8 new play, caroline
IL the Cdncus,' p is making a special
feature OF the circus scene, and has
engag ID the Flying Iiskos to DO
their wonderful trapeze act
N. III France is to produce George
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS play, The Red
Tiehf. of Mars ana Arnold LAZY
was selected for the leading part,
but 1t Is said, has withdrawn. John
Flood and Beverly Sitgreaves nad
also been engaged Tor the cast.
william Elliott has secured the
rights to George v. Hdbart's morai-
IitT play, ''Experience,' which IS to
Ibe a feature of the Lambs Gambol.
IAdr. Elliott Will appear in the piece
himself during the tour OF the Gam
biol and will later appear in It's reg
u1ar tour.
Archie Boyd, widely known as 9
figure In rural comedies. d1ed tase
week at his home in St Louis after
an Illness of several months. He
was best known for his work in
.sThe Village Postmaster and
"Way Down East" Although SUI
ferinE from nervous breakdown, ne
kept up his stage work until q monph
ago.