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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-27

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wurOe 5eutc i'm 9elmont-Earf, 9ong
sSslauO, BON So6n @balen's Bus.
fin" gcuonncn. Sodep sSoirbrotber
fab i'm Sottcl. 5ini5c6ntauieno
9Serionen po6nten ser @r0ffning Der
8enn.Saiion bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-27

llerlel Selur0tllllgell me9ell lDrer ~
c6er6eit.
Die fur5e Strede, oui mcl1er Die
9a6ulinie 5miiden Staot 0lerito mo
&ero Gut5 imter6ro6eu it, legte
Serr Siaiman 5u SUB guriid, obmo5l
i6m @ierOe sur Geriiigmg 9eitellt
muroen. 9ei ieiuer 9lutmit uuf Ser
omerifanii1eu Seite Der 9o6nlinie
purOe er bon ieinem So6n begriiBt,
meIder bel Der o9lqiiila Oil 60 an
gelteat mar sur Belt ieoo6 tempo-
rdr i'm bieiigen 3oQamt 0ieuit tbut,
bis ieine iriibere 9lrbeitge6er Oen Be
trieb mieoer auiue6meu.
Der gice-Goniul iagte, cr babe sur
3eit feline 9l6umg, mie ii6 feline 3r-
flnit gcitolten lteroe. ST 6ego6 iiG
ioiort nad Dem 6eiioeu omeritani-
ideu Goniulot, no er Snitruftiouen
bon @ai6ington erpartet.
(Spdter.) @icc.Goniul 5iQis
man erlieB ipdtcr cine @fldruug an
Oic Grelie, in wel6er er Die @riinoe
aniii6rt, Die i'm oorlduiig gum Still.
idweigen peranloiien.
Su ietner @rIldrlng 3ollte er Sru.
$. z Secener einen marnen Sri6ut,
Gieier begleitete i6n ais DER 9ieprd-
ieutant oes Oortigen 6ritiiden @ice.
Goniuls bon SaltiQo nab StoOt Mle.
rifo. 9(ud odufte er Dem braiilioni.
iden @eianoteu, oeiien mabldiiige
9emii6uugeu idlicBIi6 ieine 5reilai-
hng 5ur 8olge botteu.
lleber ieine 5obrt BON 5oIhlIo
rad Stoot 0lerito ioet Der Gice.
GoniuI:
uOie So6rt BON Saltillo ua6
Gan 2us @otoii mclAe geD66nlid
mn 5m5lf Shnoen oauert no6m
loegeu Der beri6ieoeneu llnter6re.
dJungen ieitens Der Goultitutionoli.
iyen iie6en Cage in glnipru6. 9ie
gobn. lno Selegropbenlinien moren
ihlinm beiddOigt, ino orei fleinere
@eiedte ianoeu itott, bel mel6en auf
beioen Seiten mebrere get60tet uno
berpunoet nuroen.
@S iAien ole 9lbiiht Ser Gonititu-
tionaliiten 81 iein Saltillo 5u iioli,
rem inoem iie ole ciu5ige @erbin.
oungSlinie obibnitten uno 10 ole
&Grmtng oer Stoot cr8mingen mir.
cen. 9lls ih am IA. @ioi SaltilIo
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raj syooqrlin @}uoS 10000 bis 12,s
600 @1dnn IN Ser Stoot ooer in Der
g}6bc oerieI6en con5eutrirt bobe. Die
Gonititlitionaliiten i5icnen ni6t fit
einen 9lngrifi oor6ereitet 81 iein,
SD puroe bon General Niuos 81
Sage lang I'M @eiGngniB 81 SoltiIlo
fcitge6oIteu
81 ebeIlenfiibrer er8pin9t
0orleben.
An @or0 OeS Q 6lu6t-
i@iffes California" @la-
5otlan @Ier,, %, @lai. (9luf orobt-
Ioiem @ege nod Gan Diego, Sal,
90. Nloi.) General guelnu, mel.
der gum @hlitaraouberneur Oes
Staotes Sepic ernannt muroe. bat
Nortige Sinou3iers ge6mungcn Der
Garran5o Hegierung fir Die COB
nng Der Sruppen uno anoere mill.
tdriibe gluSgo6en 10000 @eios 5u
Iei6eu. 9ieie Snformation wuroe
Dem glomiroI Der bier meilenocn
omerifanii6en 6lotte iibernitteIt.
Der japoniide &reu5er usS05umo,
iuelder in @la5otIou mebrere Gage
lang Dor glnfer lag, lit beltte nob
Wian8onillo obgefobren, po am 80.
elm ioponiidcs aoltiobrteiidiii er.
mortet miro,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-27
Ser gLuto .OlOlodl.

q &ob iter g&.D., 26. Nloi.
fo9n 6. 0obcrt0 elm Soteleieentbiis
mcr, ipuroc eetoOtct umO bier ieincr
@eoleiter witrocu ihncr pcrlebt, ais
fem ghltono6il an &lDuoutb 9luemlc
ii6 iiberihIug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-27

'tH"IN IN"e+" ." ~N'''fT'"bF~"*
gciu6t @rdiioeut @ilion. 0dlt ci-
men @ortroo Dor Ger @eograp6i.
iden @eieaidoit Gonicrtrt nit
ben 4roareiiiuen i'm @onoreB.
9ciie6t iir6 I'M Smitbioniau Sn.
Itihlt Die Sropbden iciner 9lirifa-
Sasotour
gSaibington, 26. Nloi. Gr.
@rGiioent I6coonre Gooicnelt fe6rte
bcute nad ser glmoes6auptitaot 5u-
rid, in pel6er er iie6en SATIRE lang
ais oberiter @retutios9edmter Oes
Ganoes meilte. 0ie neuu 5tu0eL
melde er 6eute bier 5ubrabte, nubte
er mo6l aus irmerbolb oieier fur3cn
Sponne 3eit belt einen @ortrag ii6er
feline iii0aneritoniihe Expedition,
itottetc Erdiioent @ilion cincn 9ciub
ob, nabm an elmer bohbeOeutiamen
politiibeu Gonieren5 nit oeu 4ro.
areiiioen I'M GonareB t6eil, befldte
er OuS SmitbiouiansSnititut, nm oie
Gropbden ieiner Sagotolr olrd 9liri-
ia 81 6eiibtigen, traf er nit elmer
9ln5n6l BON N}italieOern oeS oiplo-
motiiden Corps 5uianmen lno oi-
nirte er nit iciuen olten 6ieiigen
Sremoen. 1a5miicben iano er nod
3eit Elm 0ubeno Smpromptu.Gm.
pidnae in ieinem 0otel aui Oem9a6n-
Gof aui Der StraBe lm0 ionitpo ab-
3u6alten. llno troB oieier geUiB itra-
pa5ioien Feriorce-5our 5eigte Der
Colonel feinc @rmiioung.
Der 9eiud oes @r.@raiioeuteu Del
'Erdii0ent gSilion mar piellci6t pou
gr6Berem Sntcreiie fir oas &ubli.
lung ais irgen0 elm anoeres @reigniB
oes Cages. Ger &rdiioent lno iein
Gorgdngcr Oer6radten me6r ais cine
6albe ShnOe juiannen uno ipraden
iiber aaeS m0glibe ouBer @olitif.
Gol. Rooiepelt muroe pom @rdli-
oenten g9ilion I'M @eiBen Sauie em-
pfangen. Sefretdr Eumllltp mobnte
Dem gmpfauge bel. g}ad Der 9eerii-
Bing iii6rte @rdiioent @ilion Ieinen
@ait nod ser 5iio-@eranoo oes @ei
ben Sauies, uo oie 9riie pom 4oto-
mac Der ein wenig aii6lin0 6rabte.
Sier ipraden sic @eioen bel einem
@laie Simonaoe i6er Geiicu uno
9rieic mo literariibc 6raaea, Ger
Colonel iel6it cripG6nie Sen .,SIuB
oes 3peiiels~ oeu CT in 9raiilieu
cntoedt babeu mill, uno madte icine
@ibe iiber Die 9ontroperic, melde sic
@ntOedlng errcgt bat
G6e er ii1 oera6ihieoete, crfru-
Oigte iid Serr 9iooiepelt nod narb
Dem @eiunobeits3uitauo Der 5rau
@ilion mo Der @rdiioeut trua lei.
nen @oit @lidmiiuide an Srn. Ser.
init 9ooieDelt aui, weIHer iid i'm
nd6iteu @ouat per6eiratbet. Gonn
idiittelten lie einauoer Die S1noc uno
sol. 9looieDclt iAritt eilig ieiuem
worteuoeu 9luto 5lL 6er3lih begrhBt
BON elmer Meni6eumeuae, Die iid
Dor Dem a@eiBeu Souie" ougeiou-
melt botte.
Su ieinem Gortrag Dor Scr .9la-
tional Geographic Society" Der.
ii6erte Sol, Rooie0elt ieire 3o6lrei6e
3u6orcrihait bon @elebrten Dab CT
tbaiid9lid in siio.9lmerita eineu
bis5cr lnbetaunten 1000 Wleileu
langen 6luB gehmoen babe. Ger
Oberlt beibrieb i'm @iu3elnen oie
iciner expeditions Zour
in Den @iIoniiien 9raiiIieus.
Gem @r.Frdiioepteu, ucIder bon
&r1lioeut @rosOernor ooraeiteat
ipllroe, purOe bon oen glnmelenoen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-27
5Nrs0QiOntt.
&aiicriOBn nil iOI6e
ciNgcDCn.
&crlObt fid) nit 6pfOame
Der &niierim,

8uItinnuing 8u Scr @er6inoung
icines fiinften So6ne& @rin3
Ssfor, nit GoniteIie bon 9oiic-
wib.2pesom gege6cn. 0aS
9oDrcltber @oener Operubaus
ais @eldeuf fiir's oeitti9e GoIf.
8otS0om 26. Wloi. Die
&erlo6ung Oes @rin5en Gsfar, Oes
iuniten So6nes 0eS &aiiers, nit
Gontciie BON 9aiiepib 9epebop, eli
ner ser Soioameu Der Gaiierin, pur-
oe 6eute on9efiinoiot. Ser &riu5
1T 26 Sabre aft.
Gie 9lnfiinOigun9 Ser Gerlobung
crregte ouBeroroeutlideS Sutereiie
ongeiiGts Der Sbatia6e, OoB Oies Die
erite morgonotiihe &erbinOlmg ieiu
mirO, mel6e iicb felt Dem Sabre 1858
inn So6en3oaern Sauie 5ugetragen
Bat. Syn Sini ienes Sa6res 6eira-
t6ete 9Sriu3 g(l6rec6t bon 4SreiBen
Der 9ruOer oes alten auiiers gSiI.
6clm, 0onaligen &0nigs BON Brel-
BEN, @r6iin &oiolie bon So6enou
Gs miro ermortct, OoB Der &oiier
pel1er Der &erlo6ing ieine 3uitin-
mung go6, Ser jimgen Gomteiie einen
6o6ercn Gang berleiben miro. Ger
&oiier ioQ iic6 ooju pcritonOen ba-
ben, oie Gerlo6ung 81 genebnigen,
neil feline oeutiAe @rin5eiiin fiir iei-
men So6n gefuuOen perOen founte
mo neil er ni6t poatc, OaB Ser
Brin3 cine 9htsldn0erin 6eirat6en
ioQe.
9ie Gomteiie mlrOe am 81. Sa-
mar 1883 geboreiL i6r &oter, @raf
aan bon 9aHewib 2epeBou lit
@rcnlierniiniiier oes@roB6er5ogs pom
Wledlenburg Sd)merin.
Gin @ @ei6enf an oaS Oeut-
i6e &plf
@ebreut6, 26. Nlai. Ios
6erii6mte @ogucr Spcrn6ans bier
iel6it miro Dem oelti6eu @olfe 8um
@ei6cnt genodt peroeu. Cieie frobe
&lmoe mlroe 6eute in einem Sci.
tngsartifel ii6er ein BON Siegfrieo
@ogner, Dem So6ne oes groBeu Eon-
idopiers, gcge6enes SSnterpiew ae-
6ro6t.
Gas @eI6enf miro g9aguer's
Seim n@iQa @o6nirieO," Monu-
icripte ino onoerc g(noeufen al ben
Gomponiiten iowie eiuen nenncns-
pert6eu 6onO imiiaiien
9totionaIliberaler err
mG6It.
StenOol, -Sabien 26. @lai
Sic N2ajoritGt Der 2infen I'M Heids-
tag muroe 6eite Inn cine Stimme
Derne6rt, inoem Der g}atiouo0i6erale,
Serr @a6orIt bon @erte, in elmer
@riaBma6l oen Sieg ooOon trig.
@ob auSgeriiItcte Suf-
fragetten.
2onOon, 26. Nlai. 6iinf
&i-Sniircgettcn pelhe am 81.
os Nlts. gelc9eutli6 eiucr 9ia55io Der
'Goli3ci ouf elm &auS i'm @clteno ucr-
baitet morOen iuaren, mlrOen bcllte
cinem Magiirat poraeii6rt. gtad-
oenl oerIelbc oie @cpeSItiide cingc-
le6en. pcrmcigerte CT oie 3nlaiiung
Der glngeibulDigten sur SiirgibaitS-
telling.
Inter oen bel Scr Go33ia cr6elite-
ten @cmeisiiiden beian0en iib @ra-
natcn neiiartigcr Grfinouua anoere
@rploiionsitoife imo 3iiuoidniuen
iolpie YlGue BON SGuiern in oer9lad-
bori1oit ncbit SSuitrnftioneu wie bic
iel6en am 6elten errci4t neroeu
fornten.
g(u6 murocu in oen Sanie 9l6red
nu9en iiber3a6lungen gcilmocn, ole
an pcri6icocne &anpi-Siiiiragetten
gtleiitet wuroen imo ii6er Die 9ieiie-
foiten iiir Sri. Gbriitabel ganf5urit
Del i6rer 6a6rt BON Faris na9 eng
lanO.
g9d6rcno oes @cr60rS i1lIgcn 2
Der @eiangenen einen Oerartigen 9ia-
oau. 0aB iie aus Dem &cr6auOlungs-
simmer binmlsgc6ro9t werOen muB-
ten Gines Der gSciber, Sri. Gmne-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-06-27
FOSTER

The Rev. and Mrs. Henry Kettle
kEmp and family OF Rock Island spent
the pas; week with their sister and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Mewes.
Miss Anna Koenig Of Bland. No. de
parted "wednesday for her home. hay
!zg spent the past month as the guest
q her sister and husband. Rev. and
Mrs.. o. r Buess. OF WrayvilIe.
u. ]. Ryan died Tuesday at his home
% Ferdinand after Il lingering illness.
Ills funeral vas conducted Thursday
afternoon from the Buffalo Prairie
church
Mrs. Miller. a former resident Of
Guscatine. died at the home OF her
daughter. Mrs Floyd Hessman. Wed
usEdAy, June "a. A short service was
Conducted at the home at II a m and
tie funeral service was held at the
Greenwood chapel. Muscatine. where
iatsFmeEt was made.
Ernest Kruger. son OF Mr. and
Hrs, William Kruger OF near wray-
vile, Was operated on for appendicitis
- the Bellevue hospital at Muscatiae
wednesday.
Mrs.. Isaac Foster and daughter. Mrs.
Joe BOwser OF Muscat'Da departed
Wednesday for St. Louis to be at the
bed side OF Mrs. Fosters sister. who
IS quite I'll.
The Misses Sadie and Kathryn Elejst
attended the wedding OF Miss Dora
Galloway OF Aledo. Wednesday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-06-27
ESCAPE OF MAN A
MYSTERIOUS CASE
Bill Burger Makes Getaway Aft
er Being Locked in Cell
at Police Station.
TELEPHONES TO OFFICERS
Notified Chief That He Was on His
Way Out Of Town, Which Was
Coed News to Department..

william Burger was securely locked
n cell in the city Jail last evening.
and this morning he was gone. He
had myste-icusly disappeared Later
the police received a telephone cal.
from him and he stated that he was
OF his way out OF Rock Island. which
bv the way. was good news 10 the de-
partmenL
But a week ago Burger. who has
been arrested many times, was releas-
Cd from the county Jail where he had
served out e sentence for vagrancy.
Last night he was picked up again IL
the business section OF the city drunk
The officer put him IN the cell along
With some OF the other prisoners. This
morning IL was noted that Burger was
absent. Inquiry among the prisoners
threw little light on his getaway. the
most OF them having been sleeping on
DRINKS.
Tbs officers. while they are happy
ever the fact that Burger has departed
from the city. are none the less puz
lied over his escape. He has never
been known TO pull OF the "Sironje"
act before. as he has been arrested
many times.
Night Officers Busy.
The night officers were kept quite
busy last evening. and as q result this
morning there was big bunch UP De-
fore Police Magistrate c. ]. Smith.
n most case the charge was drunken
ness. and they were released after be-
ing given a lob assisting in cleaning
up the kitchen OF the station, which
VIII soon be converted into a court
room.
Those released were Axel Nelson.
Jimmy Owens. John Gyse. Earl Mo
ran and Bill. Gossam. Cyril Hank paid
costs Of $3.50 for disorderly conduct.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-06-27
ST. LOUIS COUNTRY CLUB
DOWNS DENVER AT POLO

Kansas City. Mo, June 27.-Coming
up from behind at the beginning OF
the eighth period. and playing an ag-
gressiye. uphill game. Ihe St Louis
Country Club polo four defeated the
Denver Country Club team here yes
te-day by points to ia. The match
was a special one, arranged in conncc-
ton with the tournament OF the west
orn circuit Of the National Polo asso-
citation. as the result Of the Withdrawal
Of the Onwentsia clue team -Uf Cit
cago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-06-27
Athletics Win BY Forfeit.

Philadelphia, June 27.-Umpire Oh
he Chill forfeited the opening game
OF the double-header here yesterday
10 the Athletics. 9 70 o. when Man
ager Clark Grifhth OF Washington re-
FUSED 10 proceed with the contest aft
er protesting decision against Pitch
er Engle in the fourth inning. the
Philadelphias then scored a IO-inning
victory over the Senators in the sec
ond contest. 6 70 g.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-06-27
Oh EInhter Paasen-

New York. June FIT became
Known yesterday that death had re-
moved the oldest living prize fighter.
James Kelly. known for more than a
hAh century as Australian Kelly"
he was 90 years old and died We'd
nesday night at his home near Msta-
wan. n J. Kelly gained the heavy
weight championship Of Australia in
isfs. One Of his fights lasted 10I
rounds. said 10 be a record for the
Icngest fought ring battle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-06-27
Orioles MAY Be Sold.

Baltimore. June 27.-If Jack Dunn.
manager OF the local international
League club. adheres 10 his previous
~ announced intention the offer Of
Richmond. Va, bidders for the club
may be considered next Monday. Dunn
told the national baseball commission
last Saturday that unless the draft
was removed within 10 days he would
sell his club and get out OF organized
baseball.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-06-27


All kinds of Carpenter
Work, either new work or
remodeling done satisfact-
oriIy and at Lowest Prices.
Good work guaranteed.
Estimates furnished cheer
fully at any time. Esti-
mates on fire losses a spec
iaIty.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-06-27

Easily and quickly installed in any,
building, old or new. Prevents battered,
coal room windows. Is made entirely,
of heavy steel so it can't break.
Locks automatically and is burglar and,
fool-proof. Three sizes, standard size,
Price $1,000;
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-10-21
Mems and Boys Hats.

When your buy you hat here you are assured a hat
that is right in style right in quality and right in
prices no one article OF a mans dress is more conspic-
ious than his hat. You'll appreciate the difference
when you see our line. Prices s1.oo to $3.50 John
3. Stetson.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31

The success OF the pictures showing
Vernon and Dolly Castle demonstrat-
ing an the new dance steps. which
have been fl1 turt or the current -htli
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
DETROIT OPERA HOUSE.

In the Detroit opera house next week.
commencing Monday evening Hiey-
feld's "Follies 81 1913" said to be the
largest musical entertainment ever
sent on tour. will be presented Zieg-
feid's "Follies." established I'm Atlantic
city, In 1907. has developed into "A nu-
steal comedy institution The book of
the current years work Is by George
" Hobart, the score By Raymond Hub
bell. with special numbers by Buck and
Stamper and the thirteen elaborate
scenes were staged by Julian Mitchell
There are more than one hundred and
nifty entertainers in the big organfza-
tion. The company includes Jose Col
Inns. Elizabeth Brice. Ethel Amorita
Kelly, Anna Pennington. Florence
Gardner, Lottie Vernon. Leon Enrol
s~at M. wills, Martin Brown. William
lie Brun. Murray Queen. J Bernard
Dyllyn, Max Scheck. Peter Swift Chas
Mitchell. Chas. Scribner. Arthur Rose
and Frank Tinncy. Mr.. ZieRfeld. who
was the first producer 20 introduce the
big show girl. has ia his latest Fol
lies" eliminated thar type OF chorus
beauty, and promises an unusually
clever singing and dancing aggrcgn-
ton. New York az night from The Mo
AIpin hotel roof Bryant park AFTER
midnight Bryaut $50. telephone ex-
cbanEe. subway station, tho public
library. an italian garden and the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31

Della" with Mime Gerville- Reache
and Mischaska Leon. in the name
parts: Friday evening La Gioconda,"
with Mime. Marie Rappold. Nine. Rosa
olitzka. Giovanni Farmo and Jose
Segura -Tallieu; Saturday afternoon.
La Navarraise." with Nine. Geryille
Reache and Mischaska Leon and The
Secret OF suzanne" with Nine. Dora
de PHILIPPE, Rafaele de Ferran and Ma
tale Cervi; Saturday evening. "Otbel-
To-" with Leo Slezak, Nine. Tulsa VII
lani. Segura Tallieu and MARITIME. OF
these operas Samson and Della" and
La Nayarraise" Will be given In
French and the others, In Italian. The
advance demand for seats indicates
that the opera season Will be a nota-
BILE social and financial success.
Neddermeyers concert band will
give the third in series OF popular
concerts Ia the Washington theater
Sunday afternoon Feb. !. The program
arranged promises 10 eclipse Mr. Ned
dermcyer's previous efforts I'm this re-
spect.
The Washington Players will present
Beiasco's The Girl OF the Golden
West" In the Washington theater the
week or Feb 3, with Marion Barney
the now leading woman OF the com
pany appearing as Minnie, the part
originally created by Blanche Bates
The play will serve to Introduce three
other newcomers 10 the piayers-Ju-
lie Hanchett. Robert Arnold and Arth-
ur Mathews
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31

opening OK the Panama canal, are her
aided as unique aud interesting stage
pictures OF the production.
David warheld in revival OF one
OF his earliest successes, The Auc-
Detroit opera house Monday ovenlnS,
Feb. =, for weeks engagement. The
Auct'oneer" was originally written By
David Belasco. who has revised the
play and brought II down to date FOR
the present revival In Mr.. Warneld's
company Will be found five persons
who were in the original production
OF the play made IL years ago.
TEMPLE.
The Green Beetle" a two-act Chin
csc fantasy. said 20 be the most i'm
portant and legitimate dramatic offer
ing that the vaudeville stage has seen
IN many seasons. will be made known
In the Temple next week II is
melodrama OF "A restrained carefully
contrived. picturesquely exhibited type.
The scene OF the play Is shop In
New York's Chinatown. the first act
10 years ago, the second act today.
The leading character Is See Yup.
wealth and position impressively act
ed by Louis Casavant The unfolding
OF the character OF this Oriental IL
said TO be astoundingly clever The
Green Beetle" was written by John
willard and the production. eomplete
70 the minutest detail. was made by
Joseph Hart Mr. Casavant Is support
ed by an excellent company including
Frederick r. Seaton. Harold Wool,
Madge Voc, William Hall Louis VIII
lard. May Hopkins and Frederick Cal
vim. The playlet was originally pro-
duced az a public gamhol OF the fam
Gus Lambs club IN New York The
balance or the bill will run 70 comedy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
WARRINGTON

the career OF that admirable-anto~.
Louis Mann. was "Elevating Illus
band" which Mr. Mann used Tor all
Ion and the Garrick tbeaters Ia New
York, and Which ~ill receive It's hrst
presentation, IA stock, ia Detroit In
the Washington thcatcr Sunday even
ing, Feb A. 10 continue only until
Wednesday evening. Feb. 4 The fol
loving three days. February 8, and
Z VIII be taken by the National Grand
Opera company. uf Canada, sunday
evening. Feb. \, the Washington Play
er& viii again appear In "Elevating
Husband" In "Elevattng Husband
the authors. one OF whom. by the way
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31

In the Temple has been 80 great that
the management has succeeded III
holding them over second week. The
Castles are perhaps the best-known
professional exponents OF the modern
dance steps In America, and the pie
lures show them dancing at their best.
GARRICk
William A Brady Will present In the
Garrick theater all next week, com
10 enciug Monday evening The Fam
lily Cupboard" the owen Davis drama
which has been the attraction in the
Playhouse. New York. for the last six
months. Acknowledged one OF the fore
most plays OF the season In New York
this virile drama OF contemporary life
has attracted widespread attention.
Grasping vital theme and giving II a
frank and fearless treatment. the play
opened new channel IN modern play
writing. The majority OF theater- goers
hold TO the motto give us a great
deal for our money and time" and IL
IL in this that The Family Cupboard"
has gained much OF Its present popu-
larity Husbands and wives concern
ediwith the modern trend OF home per-
plexities, financial and moral. viii End
an Illuminating example In the affairs
OF the Nelson's in The Family Cup
tContinueA On Page Five
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
IN LOCAL PLAYHOUSES =.

and song and viii include The House
Warmers musical comedy about
nrWIy-wcds by Mack a Otth and i'm
PRODUCING ft-hHHv pooleN. NVctte Ru-
gel and II oth,rs, George NJ. Fisher
and Harry Green iu "a cloak and suit
comedy entitled The Partners " al
Yer s "Kubv' Dickinson rs the lex
Justice OK tie pfQctt Ncvins a. Er-
wood. AnJares RAlph Smaley Azard
brothers and the Moorcoscope pic
lures.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31

happens 10 be Mr. Manns wife. Clara
Lipman, and Samuel Shipman. have
provided a story that is out or the or
binary. Charlie Sample has grown
rich from chain OF five-cent stores
built up. by his own efforts. but no has
had little time for romance or educa
ton. He meets his fate IA the lovely
Lefty Lawton. He proposes, she re-
CARDS him as a good investment and
they are married Lefty then sets
herself 10 the task OF "elevating her
husband 10 the proper social status.
The process OF elevation contains as
many thrills for the audience as IL does
laughs. Sample climbs the social lad
der although IL costs him many
heartache and the ascent is tedious
and stormy. but his reward is all that
he could ask. for at the top, he finds
happiness--and- Lefty.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31

A brief season of grand opera viii
be afforded Detroiters, Thursday, Fri
the Washington theater, when the Ma
tfonal Grand opera company OF Cam
da. whose home theater is His Males
tys. in Montreal. Will present an excel
lent array OF singers. with full chorus
and ballet, In a series OF operas. The
opening opera viii be samson and,
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1914-09-04

All and machinery made by members of the Moders Union
signed Moders above label
68 the oldest union Hamilton 68
organized 1884 Moders 2S3 organ
lied June Is, 1893.