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Evening star., 1914-04-14
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years when Gilbert and Sullivan were
living to predict that the favorite work
of their collaboration would become the
ieast popular from managerial view
point because of the number of charac-
'efs requiring voice and acting ability
and the necessarily large choruses OF
fair1es and peers. The present organiza-
tleIl. measured by good voices, Joyous
spontaneousness. radiant young fairies,
especially bumptious lords and a ca
pable orchestra SO signally fulfilled every
demand that even the many old-tme
friends of the opera who We're obviously
present to renew memories of tuneful
melodies, wit and laughter, must have
conceded last nights revival TO have
eduaied any previous production here
except for the loyalty due to days that
We're. Mr.. Hopper, as the lord chancellor,
was absurdly funny in his skittish dances
with trainbearer attached-giving to the
senility of the role realism so tragically
humorous as to lift it out of its fantastic
environment into the realm of histrionic
art.
As usual. he was compelled to make a
HoppereSque curtain speech, and to re-
peat each ridiculous number with dou-
bic encore for Says | to Myself, Saws L. :
Alice Brady gave to Phyllis the charm Of
slrl1sh plquancy and voice of sweetness
and range
John G. Thomas. as young Strephon
part fairy and part mortal. pictorially
might have stepped from a Vatican fan
and sang SO well, with Phyllis. that they
were compelled to repeat the duet in the
first act, and their final number. You
and l. Arthur Cunningham and Arthur
Aldridge. at the house of peers scored
in their respective solos concerning Blue
Blood" and THE Days of Good .>ing
George" and Herbert Watrous. as the
relocated sentry. sang. in splendid voice.
one of the best numbers on the score
No fairies in a Grimms tale could have
been more youthfllly lovely than lolan-
the and her sister sprites. Gladys Cald-
well, in the name roe. condemned to live
under the water with frogs and slime for
marrying Il mortal. but pardoned that
she might guard the interests of her son.
sang her one solo prettiiy. and assisted
in the encore elected by the Taratldde
chorus: she Being Seventeen and he
Five-and-twenty.
Sara NJ. Edwards as the fairy queen,
repea ted her contralto number, on.
Amorous Dove" and the chorus, in deli
cate clinging Greek robes instead of old
time tulle-which shows that even fairy
fashions change-was particularly effec-
tive in its appeal to the queen that II
Iolanthe must die for returning to her
husband-the doddering chancellor-every
other fairy must die, also, as each is en-
gagged to a peer. Under this stress of cir
cumstance. the queen makes it unanl-
nous by engaging herself to the red
coated Sent.y.
The Mikado' will be given tonight.
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Gayety.

The entertainment provided by B. f.
Forrester's american Beauties" at the
Gayety this week is throughout
wholesome nonsense that serves to
keep the audience in continuous laugh
ter. The amount of applause received
by the principals and by the chorus at
last nights performance has not been
surpassed in the 9Th street pla yhouse
at any time this season. The show
brimful of fun. has also abundance
of catchy music and clever songs.
Edgar Bixley and Lew Hilton. comedi-
ans of ability. are responsible for
most of the laughs in the show. Blk
ley has good voice and sings several
operate numbers in an excellent man
ner. Hilton's chief asset is his man
nerisms. and his work at the perform
ance last night brought forth round
after round of applause and necessi-
tated many encores.
Others who assist in making the
show a success are Adele Archer. who
has an excellent voice: Mae Holden. a
clever singer and dancer and Maudie
Heath. Miss Heath sang several song
numbers that scored hit. Her dane
ing with Dave Ndallen also received
much applause.
The chorus also is an important fac
tor Its members are attractive, well
trained and have many costume
changes.
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FlkM9
lfedtures
Garden.

Little Mary" Pickford III the film
drama, Tess OF the Storm Country, Z
again demonstrated her extreme popu-
larity b. literally crowding Moores Gar
den Theater to the doors yesterday. As
the little characterization of the stormy
beach of Lake Cayuga, she has never
been seen to greater advantage. The role
provides her with every opportunity to
display her exquisite art in the realm of
pantomime. Tess of the Storm Coun-
try adapted from the story by Grace
Miller White. is filled with exciting epi-
sodes. 1t was produced under the aus
pices of the Famous Players Company
and staged under the personal super
vision of Mr.. Daniel F'rohman. Special
music arranged for this exclu sive film
is played by the Garden Orchestra.
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Cosmos.

Genuinely enjoyable musical comedy
and high art compete for first honorS i'll
the splendid bill Of varied vaudeville at
the Cosmos Theater this week The
Tri-Star Opera Company, headed by
Harry b. Watson, Dorothy Homer and
Walt Dubard, supported by six charming
girl singers and dancers, in the spectacu-
lar Japanese operetta. The Maid of Mic
obar," furnishes the musical comedy and
with it one of the most original and
laughable comedians of the sea son. be-
sides pretty songs and dances and very
good singing. The art feature is fur
nished by Cowan's posing settlers in
series of beautiful tableaux of the hunt.
in which Mr. Cowan and his three Won
derful dogs present twelve art pictures en-
titled lamp The Dawn" The Pray
err. "Of for the Hunt" "On the Trail"
The Fatal Wound, Deserted" pleads
for his comrade" and the Death Of
Mans Best Friend. Rice, Elmer and
Tom, the three noted acrobatic clowns.
gave breezy opening to the bill with
their feats on the triple bars and web
bing; Warren and Ardizoni some good
operate singing in a light sketch: Joe
kelcey. some very lauehable new songs.
clevery sung. and LaZar and Dale, the
most unique as it is the most laughable.
blackface offering of the season. entitled
'Blackville Cabaret" The program
also includes the Pathe Weekly and a
series of selected photo comedies.
Evening star., 1914-04-14
TO HOLD ALL-DAY CONFERENCE.
Social Purity League Will Hear
Several Addresses Tomorrow

The Social Purity League is to hold
an all-day conference at Florida Avenue
Baptist Church, Florida avenue between
9th and 1th streets, tomorrow The
morning session. at 10 clock. is to be
for women and girls only. Mrs. Max
West of the United States Child Welfare
Bureau is to speak. The afternoon ses-
sion. from to O'Clock, is to be a con-
ference among mothers, teachers and
girls.
Archibald Grimke is to address the
evening session. at 1:30 O'Clock. on Sex
and Segregation" for men and women
only
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Crandall's. S.

At CrandalTs Theater the principal at
traction, that pleased large audiences yes
terday, was "oda, or the Mystery of the
White Rose. a three-part photo play
drama featuring Miss Olivia klngspor.
Other pictures were Captured by Mexi-
cans. drama of love and war, and "A
Mix-up on the Plains.' good Selig com
edy. The feature for today and Wednes-
day will be The Romany Spy splen-
did three-part Pathe drama.
Evening star., 1914-04-14

Ior's Baby" which kept the entire house
laughing, were other features
This is ladies' and children's weei: at
the American. and a special program has
been arranged. Thursday night will be
the newsboys' carnival night with
many new surprises. Friday night will
be "try-out night" when three cash
prizes will be given the winners, and
special chldren's matinee will be given
Saturday.
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Virginia.

AN Hour Before Dawn with Laura
Sawyer at the Virginia Theater, is prov
ing a great favorite with large audiences.
In its solution of a murder mystery am
pie opportunity is given for thrilling ad-
ventures.
Evening star., 1914-04-14
Boundary Hearing October 13.

The United States Supreme Court has
assigned the controversy between
the states of North Carolina and Tennes-
see over the boundary line between the
two states for argument October Is.
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some artistic results. The Pathe mo-
ton pictures OF current events closed the
performance.
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BelaScO.

At the Belasco last night .'folanthe'
repeated the success it scored in by-gone
Evening star., 1914-04-14

Achlllcs Dud, regarded as one o
tn most efficient shovelers in tn
diplomatic service, has resigned
his position on TIL Panama canal.
Theirs two critical periods in
ever feller's liie-when he wants
t belong t tn band and when he
feels entitled t an office.
Evening star., 1914-04-14
THE JOY OF DANCING EXERCISE.

Very few women men seem to care TO
( Tango get Dancing Exercise unless they
assured the freedom from aching feet that
Aliens Foot Ease the antiseptic powder to he
shaken into the shoes. always gives. Since
the tendency to hold Dancing parties has be-
come almost dnily and hourly necessity in
every community. the sale of Aliens Foot
J Ease. the Druggists report has reached
The high water mark. Sold everywhere, 25c.
. Trial package FREE. Address Allen S Ohm
Jsted. Lc Roy. y. Y.
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SPIRITUALISM

MEETINGS MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. FRIDAY,
PIN sharp. message to each: daii reed
ings. Mrs. J. Z. MALTBY. S07 Mt. Vernon pl.
n.W., back Of Carnegie Library. Phone n. 3706
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-14

labor ho hos mastered This depart ment is in charge of Prof Llm. prechi, who ls a master workman.
 ono of tho finest departments of an and one which naturally appeals strongly Go a newspaper man. is the printing department lt is really miniature newspaper shop. embrac- ing a printing press and an the ma chinery of real newspaper plant on small scale Here the students print all of the high school literature. They prepared most of the printing matter in connection with the insti- ute which is to be held next week, and the quality Of the work has elicit ed praise from printing shops an over town Yesterday the plant was in actual operation, souvenirs of the re- ceptiou being printed right before the visitors and distributed to them The students in this department are the most enthusiastic in the entire school and it would not be surprising if a future Horace Greedy or even a Will fam Randolph Hearst is not right now in the process of development. A department which appeals prin- cipsuy to girls is the art department under the supervision of Miss Anna l E. Wilmer. on experienced teacher Here the girls paint in watercolors. work in charcoal and clay, do basket work. and engage in other forms Of artistic endeavor. The girls design simple costumes. painting them in water colors and then make the dress cs in the sewing room. The work is interesting and instructive and is ap- pelliug O a growing number each year.
 One Of the best equipped depart ments is the science department lt is presided over by Principal E. e. snider and Prof A. W. Owens. lt
 contains laboratories for physics.
 chemistry. botany and zoology. In it are hundreds of specimens, ranging
 from butterflies to huge rattlesnakes
 tarantualas and Gila monsters. Most of the specimens were secured by the
 students themselves, all of whom take
 great pride in the work of the depart
 ment
 The commercial department also ap- .peals tQ many of the students of a
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practical turn of mind Typewrlting. stenogunhy and ail branches Of com. mercial work are taught There is on imitation bank. where stage money is used and where the students learn the fundamental points Of business
 There are twenty typewriters on hand and the students are compelled to use the touch system, as all the machines are blind"
 Just on from the main study hall is the library, which contains hundreds .of volumes of reference books, which are the latest and most authoritative .it is possible Co secure.
 In addition Co the departments mem .tioned there is one where music is taught, and then scores of other rooms devoted Co literary studies all of which are we'll arranged and equipped. The entire building is sanitary. clean and conveniently arranged The seats are large and comfortable and supported by single iron piece. which makes it impossible for refuse to accumulate beneath The building is heated by steam and has a venti latlng system which forces fresh air throughout the entire building every three minutes
 Probably the most enjoyable part of the entire building for the students is the big gymnasium on the third floor Basketball is played here and all forms of physical exercise indulged in. Adjoining it on either side are shower baths and lockers for the stu. dents The gym is also used as an auditorium. with a seating capacity of 500. and when there is class dance it is held here. At the end of the auditorium is large stage with a velvet curtain. scenery and all ac ceseories Plays will Dc given here this winter Next week most of the sessions of the county institute will be held in the auditorium.
 | "Its great high school and we are proud of it," was the unanimous verdict Of all vino visited the place lyesterday.
 Following is list of the teachers and the departments which they have i in charge
 E. e. Snider Principal. Hattie Ma liam. Latin Marie Bartlett, Mathema ties; Marguerite Watson, English; A w. Owens. Science; s. S. Sanord l Commercial; Jessie Poland. History
 Genevieve stimson. Spanish. Carrie l Morley Commercial; Anna E. Vii
 mer. Drawing E. G Limprecht Man
 ual Training; Sallie J Mccall, Music Adeline Ulrich. Domestic Science
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apnools most Co Che boys ls the man ual training and Co the girls Che do. mesrc science The girls are taught how Co cook and Co sew, two rather importan. Items for @ girl who eN. poets some day Co ho a wife. There is a large room for the sewing class. which is fued up with all the necess- ory paraphernalia of first class dress making establishment Here the girls do all kinds of sewing and fitting and actually make a great ma ny of their own clothes.
 pu probaDy the department where the future wives look most at home
 IS in the cooking department This consists ol a large kitchen and a din- ing room. both tastelully furnished and equipped with all necessary ac- cessones Practically every one of the 90 girls in the school are taking
 instruction in cooking Yesterday scores cf girls. clad n snowy white aprons. were busy cooking and serv- ing for the hundreds Of guests who thronged the department which, by the way. proved the most popular one 'u Cine building
 Delicious salad, tea and cakes and other delicacies were served and all were prepared by the girls themselves under the supervision of Miss Adeliue Urich the efficient head oi the de- pariment once each term each class prepares aud serves a regular dinner Co any guests they mas choose to in- yite. and those who have attended such functions say they compare fav- orabiy with the average banquet pre- pared by chefs and served by expert walters
 The manual training department for boys is revelation in practical work. There is a room for bench work. one for latheing and one filled vitn huge iron forges where the more experienced students actually make itocls There are tools of every kind and some Of the boys are as adept in Ihe.r use as many men who are now making their iiyng that way. About so boys take this york which is ar ,tanced or a progressive scale, aud ai the end Of the four years course the ] laduate is ready Co 50 Go work. it he icsires al some line of skilled manual
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-14
WOMAN IN
 BAD CONDITION
Restored To Health by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
 ble Compound.

Montpelier, VI. - "We have great faith in your remedies. l was very ir-
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BISBEE HIGH SCHOOL
 OPENED TO VISITORS

Continued from Page Onel novel feature or the building is that although three stories high one can enter any floor from the ground. This IS because it Is built on the Bce Of a hill and it is the only high school in the country SO arranged. In the first place it would be impossible for the building Co catch ou fire, and l it did it could be emptied in less than three minutes.
 The new high school cost SS0.O00 and is one Of the most modern in the west The architect was Norman F.. Marsh of Los Angeles. who designed the new phceniX high school and many others over the country The contractor was William Bashore. Of this city. and he turned over the building to the school board only last Monday night Next Wednesday 1t will be officially dedicated Dr. R B.. von Klcinsmid, president of the Uni versity of Arizona wall make the ad- dress. speaking on The Peoples Uni hNl aN.s NNNINAA N.A NNNAA aN lll.. runs NtAN high school
 A fine building never educated any body. It is the work done inside Chat counts and m this respect the Bisbec high school ranks very high. A corps of able teachers instruct the students in work that not only win give them a keener enjoyment ol life in its many phases but also wli prepare them for the more practical task Of making a lying when they graduate. A large percentage of thc higu school students do not go oE to college when they graduate and Tor this reason the trend m high school work oi la.e years has been tu the practical side.
 or the approximately 165 students Tn the school practically every. one, bcy or girl, is learning some useful. occupation the knowledee of which win be pleasure even g it is never necessary to put tt into use in order to make a living.
 The department which evidently
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NACO REMAINS AS
 QUIET AS EVER
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sued Springfield rifles 10 the new de- tachment of 1000 men whom he has received. They were also supplied with ammunition Later in the day 1000 blankets were sent from the American side to the east camp, and these were issued to the Maytorena endorsements.
 Al l o'clock yesterday afternoon the nearest approach to battling hap Fened when a detachrtent Of the Hill force started from the city on an ex- ridition of sightseeing. They were observed by the Maytorena forces and sharp rifle engagement followed. However. Maytorena gunners soon opened with the artillery and the Hill men retreated behind their ditches without loss.
 Pay day yesterday in the Maytore- ma camp was welcomed Many of the soldiers had heard the reports which are also common on this side of the line that Maytorena has no cash. He paid his whole force yesterday however. and had much cash as well as plenty of Mexican currency on hand when an the men in his command had received their dues.
 There was some heavy fire espec- ially artillery fire, toward sundown. but this ceased. and there was com parative quiet through the night
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 If you have the slightest doubt that Lydia F. Pinkham's Vegeta- ble Compound will help yOu,write to Lydia E.PinSham Medicine Co. lcOnfidentiaD Lynn, Mass, for ad- vice. Your letter will be opened, read and answered bya wOmans and held in strict confidence.
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COTTON MARKETS TO OPEN VERY SOON.

NEW YORK, Nov l3.--All three big cotton future markets will re- open for business next week, it is expected after a suspension of months caused by the war It is officially an- nounced the New York cotton ex- change will open Monday for unre- stricted trading.
 Soon after it was reported the New Orleans market win also resume busi- ness Monday and as the Liverpool market has been gradually removing restrictions it is thought English operations will begin in the next few days
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-14
SCHOOL CREDITS FOR DOING TIE CHORES.

LOS ANGELES, Nov. l3.- Helping mother with the dishes and bringing in wood. caring for the chickens and other chores Vgll be credited on school childrens monthly report cards according to a ruling of the board of education today. Music lessons out. side of school painting, shinglng the barn baking bread or cooklng the meals for three months running and laundry work will an count Play ing hockey" to catch Ash for Che family larccr will not be accepted
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-14
THIEVEs MAKE HAUL.

While Jesse Noakum, the Warren real estate dealer and family were way from home a week ago last night thieves broke through a window en- tered the house and stole several hundreds dollars worth of iewelry. The missing valuables include two diamond rings. four gold watshes and old coins County officers have been working on the case but so far no ar
 ests nave been made.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-14
FRENCH REPULsE PRUsslAN GUARD

PARIS, Nov 13.- Tonights official report says: From the sea to Lys the German action has had less storm On some parts of the front we ourselves have taken the offensive. We progressed south of BiXschoote. At Che east Of Ypres we have retaken by counter attack the village previ lusly lost. South of Ypres we repulsed the Prussian guard offensive move ment On the remainder of Che front only cannonadIng is mentoned.'
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EMPEROR WILLIAM
 TAKES NEW HEADQUARTERS.

LONDON. Nov l3-A Berlin dis patch says Emperor William has established headquarters at Coblenz Two Zeppelin continuously circle about his apartments Five daughters. in-aw and his sons have asked to join him there"
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-14
OVER 700 WENT DOWN WITH THE MONMOUTH.

LONDON, Nov 13-lt is officially announced that the British cruiser Monmouth which was destroyed re gently in a battle with German war ships off Chile, carried fortv-two of hcers and sos men Captain Frank Brandt was in command
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-14

regular an q " a 8 tired and sleepy all
 the time, would have
 cold chills, and my hands and feetwould
 bloat. My stomach
 bothered me, l had
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 table Compound has done me lots of good
Evening star., 1914-12-15
Plea of Five Little Sisters. y

Five little sisters write as follows:
Dear Santa Claus:
- am 4 little girl thirteen years old
and would Ike you TO bring me a rain
coat and "a hat and pair of girls boots
il il is not too much. | have also four
little sisters, one eleven. and the others
are eight years old and twelve years
old. and the other four years old They
would like you to bring them toys or
clothes or rubbers, anything you would
like to give them. | hope YOU will give
them something We Will not have anv
Christmas if YOU will not give us any-
thing. ! have to ask you for something
because my father has not been work
ing for long time. and We can hardly
get anything to eat, and if YOU don't
give US anything we will not celebrate
christmas as happy as We have other
Christmas.
Buster writes as follows.
Dear Santa Claus:
please send me q coat and hat
want to go 10 Sunday school | got
shoes "A little boy where grandma
works sent me. and he is going to give
me his old toys. And won't you please
give me L coat and hat or cap Nv
mother is dead"
Poor little me sends the following:
Dear Santa Claws:
Il am q little girl seven wears old
and haven't got any father and nv
mother has been sick all the summer
and she is not able to give me anything
for Christmas. SO asked you TO please
1reslve me something as / have nobody TO
give me so i asked you to please re-
member poor little me-