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Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-03

What Q very affecting piece, my dear," remarked the husband as they returned from the theatre the other night "I suppose there wasn't dry eye in the house"
 "I observed. however" said the wife, that there seemed to be the usual number of dry throats.'
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13

A number of important new plays will
be offered at Polls within the next six
weeks. Among them are big Jim Gar
rfty," in which John Mason appeared on
Broadway this season: Maggie Pepper,
the Charles Klein play In which Rose
Stahl starred for three seasons: AT Bay
and 'TPassers-by," in which Richard Ben
nett starred. 'Passers-by," like big Jim
GarrIty," has never been seen In WASH
ington.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13

objects OF art which represent the orig
inal work Of the leading artists OF the
National Capital. They have been do
mated for the purpose. and the full pro-
eeeds from all sales will 50 to the Bel
gfan relief fund. Each article has been
marked at q price far below its value.
30 an unusual opportunity is presented
20 secure really fine art work at very
low cost This should especially APP
peal TO the Christmas shoppers.
In the manufactnre OF cans an alloy Of
gold is being used as q coating instead
OF tin. The result is much more desira-
bic, but the cost Is greater.
courthouse.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13

In her famous Eastern sword dance.
which VIII be q feature Of swan Wood
terpsichorean exhibition at the Jerdin de
Danse all this week, the dainty yonns
artistic accomplishes a whiriing Dervisn
finale that is remarkable for its speed and
vigor.
An item Of interest to local theater-
goers is the booking Of Sam Bernard IN
''The Belle Of Bond Street" at the Beiasco
Theater.
But one more Sunday remains for the
Burton Holmes travelogue. Mr.. Hoimes'
subject tonight and tomorrow afternoon
win be Germany and Austria" Nekt
week he viii conclude his engagement
with THE ALLIED Powers"
william Hodge in his new play The
Road to Happiness" will be seen at the
Belasco Theater early In the new year.
Following the production in New York
Of Secret Strings late this month. n.
II. Frazee will produce new American
farce called "Are You Ny Wifer' by
Max MARGIN and Roy Atwell.
Harry Fox and Yansci Dolly have
signed for the New York Winter Garden
show. which opens in January.
Henry Miller is to star in Daddy Long
legs"
The Messrs. shubert win soon present
in New York the musical piece. TO-
nights the Night" with George Gros-
smith. Emmy whelan and Maurice
Farkoa.
The cast OF James Montgomery's new
play, me and Grant" will include Frank
Bacon and Agnes Scott.
Dustin Farnum is to play the leading
role in "Jim's Woman"
William A. Brady will shortly produce
THE Decent Thing to Do" by Charles
Kennedy, and what VIII John sayr' by
Edith Orr.
W. C. Fields is out of watch Your
Step"
Teszs Guinan In now leading woman
nth The whirl Of the World" Shs
rcceeded Mile. chapine.
Aside from Swan Wood, the leading
feature Of entertainment at the Jardin
de Danse this week. the management Of
fers numerous cabaret attractions, ex-
ceIlent music, and an unexcelled floor for
patrons who are devotees Of the modern
dances.
Alexander Clarke, Charles Angelo,
Charles Butler and Ben Hendricks COM
prise the battery Of comedians that will
train their shafts upon the audiences who
witness the new musical comedy, The
Girl Of Girls" when II Is produced At the
Columbia Theater.
John Drew celebrated his sixty first
birthday q week ago. and yet few people
who have seen the debonair actor would
believe II.
Bayard veiller, who wrote within the
Law" has arranged with George W.
Lederer for a film version Of another
Of his dramaa, THE Fight" The cast
will be headed by Margaret Wycherly.
The appellate court Of Illinois has Af-
firmed q Judgment for g. 600 secured by
Eva Tanguay against Lew Fields for
weeks salary on a contract made in 1872.
A number Of important new plays VIII
be offered at Polls within the next six
weeks Among them are Big Jim Gar
rfty," in which John Mason appeared on
Broadway this season: Maggie Pepper"
the Charles Klein play In which Rose
StahI starred for three seasons: AT Bay"
and ''Passers-by," in which Richard Ben
nett starred. 'Psssers-by," like Big Jim
~
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13
ART SALE WILL AID BELGIANs.
Two Weeks to BE Given Cause by
washInEton Artists.

washInEton Artists.
The free exhibition and sale OF the
Society Of Washington Artists for the
beneft Of the Belgian war sufferers
will open on Tuesday morning at 725
Seventeenth street northwest It will
continue for two weeks, being open
continuously from 3 o'clock in the
morning until In the evening. Men,
bers of the society and women promi-
nent in social circles will be In attend
ance throughout.
The collection includes pictures,
sketches. statistics, etchings. and other
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13

The appellate court of Illinois has af
firmed q Judgment for 5000 secured b,
Eva Tanguay against Lew Fields for
weeks salary on q contract made in 1872.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13

Supplementing the weeks engagement
which starts tomorrow night, an eleventh
hour agreement was entered into. under
the terms Of which the wonderful sub
marine motion picture travelogue, Thirty
Leagues Under the Sea-" will be given a
special extra exhibition this afternoon
at the Columbia Theater. starting at $50
o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13

Bayard WELLER. who wrote within the
Law" has arranged with George w
Lederer for a film version Of another
Of his dramaa, THE Fight" The cast
will be headed by Margaret Wycherly.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13

John Drew celebrated his sixty first
birthday a week ago. and yet few people
who have seen the debonair actor would
believe II.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13

The theatrical people are in for another
bump. to be added to the hard knocks
the present season has already handed
them. The proposed raise in railroad
rates will materially increase the cost Of
theatrical trafic through the country, al
ready an item of no small amount to
those companies that boast 100 beauties
count EN-"
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13

Alexander Clarke, Charles Angelo
Charles Butler and Ben Hendricks com
prise the battery Of comedians that WI
train their shafts upon the audiences VIII
witness the new musical comedy. '"Th
Girl Of Girls" when 1t Is produced At tn
Columbia Theater.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13

The surrounding players with John
Drew in his new comedy, The Prodigal
In which he is soon to be
seen here. are Martha Hedman, Ferdi-
nand Gottschalk, Henry Crocker, Clin-
ton Preston, Harry Leighton, Grace Car
vIe. Helen Hayes Brown, and Rose Win
NaP
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13

Aside from Swan Wood, the LEADING
feature Of entertainment at the Jardin
de Danse this week, the management Of
fers numerous cabaret attractions. ex-
ceIient music, and an unexcelled floor for
patrons who are devotees of the modern
dances.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13

The Messrs. shubert viii soon presen
in New York the musical piece, ITO
nights the Night" with George Gros
smith. Emmy whelan and Mauric'
Farkoa.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13

Philip Bartholomae is preparing to pre-
sent a tabloid version of kiss Me
Quick" in vaudeville. Robert Kelly Will
be in the cast
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13

The cast OF James Montsomery's new
play. me and Grant" will Include Frank
Bacon and Agnes Scott.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13

The Christmas celebration for the chill
dren OF Washington will be the most
notable event ever staged at Polls. The
members OF the Poll Company are now
engaged In rehearsing the playlet which
they will present for the entertainment
Of their 1900 little guests on the morning
of December q.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13

"The Midnight Girl" the musical COM
edy by Paul Herve and Jean Briquet
authors Of adele" will be presented at
the Belasco Theater for an engagement
early in January.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13

The new series of Newman traveltaIks
will be presented at the Columbia Theater
on FIVE successive Sunday evenings and
Monday afternoons. beginning January II
and IS.
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The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-06
JENNINGS ADJOURNS
 COURT TILL TOMORROW

While at Ketchikan Judge R. W. Jennings made an order adjourning the January, 1914, term of court until Wednesday, January ', 1914. The or. der was cabled from Ketchikan to Jay w. Bell, clerk of the district court this morning. Under the federal statute Judge R. w. Jennings could have de- layed the January term .oi Court which was to convene at 10 o'clock on the fifth, until four o'clock this after noon. The making Of this order on reaching the judicial division over which he presided complies with the Federal statutes.
 In the meantime acting under the Territorial act, Clerk Bell in the ab. sence of the district judge convened court at the hour set in the call and has adjourned the same from day to day in compliance with that statute. By curious coincidence he adjourned the court this morning until two to, morrow afternoon just prior to receiv- ing the cabled court order from Judge Jennings.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-06
ALAsKA.eAsTINEAU co.
 CREATES NEW DEPARTMENT

General Manager B. L. Thane of the Alaska Gastineau Mining company, has created a new department for the pur- pose of increasing the efficiency in the administration of the company's af- fairs here. The department of land and surveys. as it is to be known, will have charge of all surveys. The notes taken by the various survey crews in the field will be forwarded to the Ju- neau office of the department where they will be copied and filed away for reference. The department will also have charge of the surveying for new locations, all mining claims, etc, which may be acquired from time to time. H. R. Ward will have charge of the field survey crews.
 Richard J. Wulzen will be the head of the department of land and surveys. The selection of Mir. wulzen to be in charge of so important branch of the executive management in the company is a recognition of his faithfulness and ability to do things. Mir. Wulzen has been with the Alaska -Gastineau com pany for nearly two years and as chief of the drafting department has earned a very enviable position in the minds of his employers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-06
Britain Removes Minister
 Gardens From Mexico
FURUSETH QUITS
 SAFETY COMMISSION

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-Andrew Furu- seth, of San Francisco, appointed by President Woodrow Wilson to repre- sent American seamen at the Inter- national Congress for the Safety Of Life at Sea, which recently convened at London, arrived here yesterday to tender his resignation to the President. He said that he will visit the President upon his return to Washington and tell him why he resigned. It is due, he said, to the fact that he cannot agree with his American colleagues at the Congress regarding the recom- mendations for manning lifeboats at sea,
 . Andrew Furuseth is president of the Seaman's national organization, and has refused to accept greater com pensation than an ordinary seaman's wages for his services. He was re- gently eulogized by Senators Robert M. LaFollette and John Sharp Will jams on the floor of the Senate as one of the country's really great men.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-06
JACKLING PROPERTY
 INCREASING CAPACITY

The News Letter, published by Thompson, Towle 6 Co.,, the New York, Boston and Chicago brokers, speaking of the Chino Consolidated copper property, one of the companies controlled by Col. D. c. Jackling, says:
 "We understand that the Chino man. agement is considering an increase in capacity of its concentrator
 "The plans as now contemplated will be to enlarge the plant from its pres ent capacity of 5000 tons to 10000 tons. The feature of the proposed en- largement which should be of interest to stockholders of the company is that when the increase will be made out of earnings and that no new stock issue will be necessary. Although we are unable to state when this news will be given out officially, we believe that some announcement in connection with the proposed increase will be made in the not distant future.
 "To anyone who has carefully ana ly2ed the Chino situation, with its 94,- OOO, ,OOO tons of ore reserves and it's present rated capacity of contrator of 5000 tons per day, which has developed an actual capacity of $500 to 5000 tons, 1t must have been evident that 1t was only a question of time until an enlargement of this plant would be made, as the developed tonnage gave a life of approximately 45 years and the plant was not commensurate with It's ore reserves.
 Moreover, the present reserves of 94,OOO,OOO tons do not represent the ultimate possibilities of ore develop ment at the property, where already scout drill.holes which have been put down indicate the probability of con siderable addition above present fig ures,"