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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-20
TO GIVE SHOW

The Whitworth Parent-Teacher
association will give an entertain
ment Thursday. May 81, at s
o'clock. at the Franklin high school.
Mexican stereopticon views will be
Music and readings will be
heard Refreshments win be
served. The proceeds will be used
TO purchase stereopticon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-20

Stall t;T. sweet oranges 10 for 1891
seeciess grape fruit. & for &c. stan tts.
usw potatoes. ihs ice; eucunhers. -
earh Stall iss. lbs. spinach. leo. rr~sa
onions. 4 punches So stall 81. rsisin
cake. Use ID. : loaves purnpernfksi bread.
tie Stall 10. kippered herring. lee can.
f-lb. can fish balls. 3te. stall fes. sheiieA
peas. Toe basket cooking apples. ice dos
stall 2pt. pkss. mincemeat. 1sc: iS~
ID. cans pineapple. 5So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-20
REAL ESTATE
LITTLE HOME

LITTLE HOME
Have cute little tEo8m
house., win large lott city
whteTi one block from eitTs
new Lake uurian car line
Witch will hs running 10
another week 1905 f2s
down, 80 per month.
ONO. a. WHITE
Aain tfos fe7 Oriental Hik
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-20
is FEMALE SITUATIONS

~ fNsf< - -
convaisscent Nurse. trained, attend aad
care ~ invalid. Phone East f't' rs
Elderly woman wishes washins II once
FOR men no starch work ais sist
Phone nsaron aats
Esperienred stonesfaphrf desires position
"a wholesale firm ur business uffiesi
can furnish firsisc reference Aps
riy npx as This seattle star
Wanted Position - heusrk ssper OF nurse
i,eeg, : ~ gIsgs lDlSs.1ss>>.>>o~>o>
10 MALE HELP WANTED
tiarry piohefa wanted fnr rasphsfftea
taganbsrrtea. currants and hlAchherrissl
good. riean accommodations. near town.
Write for particulars 20 y a. nnrEie-
haus. sumner wash.
NATIONAL nAHnnN suf.Ln9E
wants men aud women 90 learn the bat.
her trads ~ases paid while learning
call or write
uisb Grade school a. wsshinstos ~
wantsd--eo b~rry pich-rsl good berries
good accommodations hop picking
later " w MaeNorran. rurallup.
wash. " y. y Ma. :.
We WANT MIN 70 aAvn MONEY
nay uneAiieh Tor suits " no. New
and second hand shoes, hardware and
Alaska OUTFITS bought and cold 81
Occidental av nrlns al. les discount
kiAaH MAr Mouka SOS HrEwAuf
- corner wsstiasa Hsnovnts work.
hats BOO up
MotnR nAnnrn cof.fFnn
Wants men and women O. learn barber
trade wages paid while isarnias
80 oeeis~ntai A. eesttis
~ prhn ICON ar PURITAN GAZE
TrHfA entire second Moor Fourth and
Pine -
mon uNAnn ntuE Htttur rpffA
80 80 uuFdhn Trarts Nsn'- Upstairs
SOFT shop second floor Trader. Hlds
tasN rhiff ~
cottrcrtoNA~so LYON nutLpfS0
Eiiiai' siss
Wanted salesman 10 handle siaa iins IL
western wsshirstnn 1881 w.s,iske ~
WHY 10 LUsp9tfsrs LILLY aEii. 80
msn's suIt. fer ttkT nscans. they sHit
them up.tair. second floor Joshua
ursen nids
LENttN OPERATING MOVING nc
tnfs maehinsi earn $50 ~sehlv OF.
nee fna T~fsF - - ~ - p
rAv ~ rtioNrHoN~ srif ANp etRH
TWO men 20 learn "a. snsinssfins
ani auto irisins i.es nh AZ
FiFst-riss- .hosfnahsr for msns shoe
store 80 first AZ.
10y BOOT Al ~, rikr 70
ssgsssgSs |. = q W.. ". 80, e
q PERSONALS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-20

sASpEnFoN'N rtt.fls
Far vnsnsn only most popular snf anif
reliable gesnsffl Fufes she most nhs
situate rase- In 20 10 dsys Price =
hat o. tnses fef - Msrsr returned
n they fait Call nr write oren even
fnss Nsffnead nsfnsay Co naarn -.
ftfH Pike 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-20

observation-disclosures lot b0Nioe, an eaaV
terms Price $500. 60 Co end Of phin
nsy car line. 40 west to sI6 " S7th,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-20
GENT RAllA
GARDEN TRACTS

10 scrss. without a rock. arassi Or hard
pan. miles from cSutfaita. the fast.
ssf growing city IN state. government
census issgb people. e. factories 50
railroads. railroad shnrs and terminals.
eFeamsfiss condenser. fruit ard ssgsta-
BE c4unefy berries are ts8 weeks
ahssd - 8eaftis Price 1850. fst cash.
o. per month Room ~ Downs Blk.
T1t Second a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-20

i1to Jays a GOOD. isyei iot 81 seth. one
block snst " rhinnrY car. teSfe9. city
improvements IN and paid. Thos v.
Nctauehiin. Main ts7o
Groom egttass. o'oss 10. sooa lgt. q.
cash. take up my monthly payments o.
ti0ca. beacon 2iof.
4 liide hone At Green LAKE. iot toTi4t.
good bargain terms Eiiioii tsit-W
/ RsW bunEsi0w. rooms and bath. sleep
/ fuE porch Everything up-to-dafss two
| car lines best 81 i1entian. Good terms
Phone East fiit Ass fnr hspps
one acre. eioss ia. Improved Nifh small
pond. fof 400. forms. o-fi7. star
NORTHWEST LOCATIONS SELL
rour property or locate leu 10 bushes
| anywhere NorthNesi Lqeatars ti1
dssen Hifr paH~'h ard ptks
WHY pay rentf Hrs - seattle Realty
= ildg Sc White ndg
~ HoMESTEADs
ieo sores. entire tract 1859. thickiY set.
/ tied community near transportation +
| water for Irritation easily obtained
heavy Gags brush. indicating fertility
| improved innf near by worth $1,000
acre. ideai fnr hogs. cattle alfalfa Or
fruit Address J. o. BeE rs. Seattle
| Gladly show ranch
ice acfss me Alfalfa and fruH land near
Moses Lake near railroad and to~n.
shallow 90 water. lies levels 10 waste
land THIS entire fEf sores for 1850
cash. This Il not q payment. but en-
tire price. Address =. o. Bor Tst. S.
stiis
40 money Tor fiowsFy Ad. bat compelled
% r~linquish $40 acres. worth seeing.
for tsQg near town unimp0vsf. bat
near valuable improved Land Address
nssaa star
fres- Npfn~a'shfH Alberta and British
cgiumbia Call ~ Trslsr -ay, room ?
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-20


As first payment on house and tot. bal.
asrs onls $3.50 This IL a SNAP. see
owner nrhart News Agency. n. y cor
nsf rirst and Washington a. rhoue
,, ssie ~TH,e,N,>ssSS>N~o~o>
70 LIVESTOCK
rim uulaArE TRANHFnR 90
Have bought two auto trucks and have
new en- hand ~ head ~ extra horsrs.
harness and wagons Some ~ the
horses are suitable for ranch ana some
good delivery teams. suitable faf
grocery or laundry No reasonable
offer will be refused. as We have mo-
80 Take South seattle car AZ SECOND
and Nusier. opposite Smith Ulds rpt
uff az ttoiEate. inquire fnr manager 81
Iteieate transfer co.
ssrtiees yauna Psrchrron stallion Van A.
sire Van nvscou firo ttof fard
ssattios horse auction Gales every rues.
DAY. a'cieok horses. wagons. bus
niss harness saddles Take South
Seattle ears. Second and fe.iet. set
off Heury's packing house W,
Nath aueiinnerr. Main ear
ror stale two mares. wsisht 400. Price
Gahp one years ola weighs 600
pounds ) good saddle horses, one Ken
tuehy thoroughbred mare, fine saddief
and nice single driver other horses all
siaes Pficrs risht VIII suarantss
satisfaction South Seattle stables.
sidney tas
roF sale. stoo 90 e-ons ~ the best drieihs
ard All purpos. mares pefferiiy sound
and Eenttel years OLD eta W ssh
phone ballard ftaf
fus iefscy COW Just fresh sam
Holmes end % Tauutisroy Park car.
seattle. Route 4. ros ~.
Poe auto 90 Hnoauaimie Faiis. phone
Hackwofths auto stage kirhlshd.
Wash
ilammas. sale. iis rrefoniains place.
South End Market. Thursday noon 20
Monday west side Congregational
church.
Itafs wheel coaster bFahe new flms
tires good condition. as, snap.
Hkasit hotel Room ~
6NArrLE HORSE MARKET = ifat
FiFsg = Auction Tuesday. ms
.., s.s5s
Vehicles and Implements
ia Iaies- cIoafNa ouf orH coN.
pists line ~ Errst fefucii1ns save
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10 POULTRY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-20
WANTED AUTOMOBILES

WI ,sks 1918 OF isi, rord. spss.snser
a. first payment on house and tot. hal
ares only $3.50. This IL snap, see
owner nrhart News Agency. n y enfs
nsr First and Washington e. rhous
Main i1le ~ rillett gses.I 1900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-20
ROYAL EGYPTIAN

Madame vsstis. ri,isf eisirvsYsnt as
phfsrnlaafsf. gives sfvirs on tssfnsss
matters love health arf family az
fairs tsis 'Ne name ~ ypus future
hash.ri Or wi's. tells ~ the ere roe
love 70 true ~ false shat part % the
seantfY Il iurhiest 20 Yuu aud whas
90 90 90 b. sureesnfsi N itfs salts.
fartimn swaTsufesf 500 at.~ars ~
earu@r Fffth Az. one block from West.
ISIS wsTkss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-20
MISCELLANEOUS


- SASH AND DOORS
sksx~IJ Direct from cur factory--ai
reduced prices We can give
fE~~ y0u more actual yaiue ia
ls-sGaea quality. as we'll as qusasity
f---Z than ypur local nan We
lLnxX have saved some 80 hirh ss
- tog On their tui Hatisfsr-
81 tieu guaranteed OF utonsY
refunded
lI<E&I TX panel door,. inspected. IS
standard size. each ~ 80
I'll Craftsman doors , siss- ~ 50
6 Front dnors - eifferent
styles Up from ,.st. 81 80
f.riv ~ veneer dceyr o. rs
= French doors = In. sirs' ~
-isrs PEI pair s.ss.t ~ %
A-AA Inside window trim. N ssts
no waste 10 piece. see
Ask for price list On ~ewu
make screen doors and
q windows
AAA We ssii anybody ani ssip
aTymeTrg Ash fpr ratainw No si--fros
o. n WILLIAMS co
SASH AND DOORS
tstf first Az s~.isis ws.n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-20

i.arre, level corner lot GoStoo 18th n n.
Hnd car line idcni homcsue; adjoining
beautiful RaNcnna park. only fa7s
cash. rhus u Mclaughlin ms
blanchard IT. Main $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-20
USED AUTOMOBILES

Used Automobiles
AZ Fair Prices
! have on my floor ~ the present dime
some 200 ears ~ various makes ana
sizes which ! consider biz value bnr.
gains These SIRE typical ~ what you
can secure FOR very little NANCY
Overland roadfter 1915. passenger
good tires. about one thlrd original
cost
krit 1886 good condition and a bis bar.
gain ~ The price,
Brush roadster f27t new tires. Prsstoiite
and fun equipment
n YOU ars locking for \ good cnr for little
money. one that VIII give you lot ~
genuine service. e. viii pay you we'll 20
look through my stock In the major
ity of cases easy terms u payment may
be arranged
GEORGE W MILLER
ifos Broadway East ESQ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-20
THESE snorLp orr ror

Two level lots west 81 California av
near tgnd av W and w. Charleston
At. ONLY iabo
TWO level lots with sound view on 4Sth
av.. near w. Lander ONLY $3.50
Two level lots. on fGth av with beautiful
view % Sound and mountains: an Ideal
ate only $500 All street taxes paid
To iFr--A modern Groom house on tsth
av. = w, near W Massachusetts, ct
Low rent
MORRISON q EsHrI.MAN
lnna Alanlth nlhr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-20
WANTED

WANTED-FOR CASH
A sood vietroia ur Graphanois. must be
- eeed condition Give stYis % ma
ehtne aHe number ~ records that so
with q Address r.foF star
~N~~~~~~e>s~~>S--~e~sN<~-~ s~-~~~~l>s~~~N.~-~~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-20
SUMMER HOMES
40 WATERFRONT LANDS

PER ACRE BANNER NV CO. al
BOSTON nix
For SAFETY acres ysS0- LAX fr-,,,1
Tel. . A gCgi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-20

convaiescent nurse. trained. attend aaa
cars ~ invalid. Phone East fst. rs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-20
INVESTMENTS

hEAi ESTATE Monr0AGEs. tses III.
- % -. fully secured for sale By Jos.
,Sf- ! hssnss g Inc los chsfrx -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-20
Vehicles and Implement

pists line ~ Ersst reductions save
tss difference kennsts Wssrs @
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-11-14
"A Perfect LADY,

Charming Pollock and Rennold Wolf
are the authors of ga Perfect LADY. -
the new play in which Rose Stahl will
appear at the Majestic, Friday even
ing. Messrs. Pollock and Wolf have
been writing together for many sea,
sons and they have notable list of
plays to their credit. In fact their as.
soclatlon Is the one instance which can
at present be recalled in which two
American authors have successfully
collaborated on more than one sue
cessful piece. There has been much
curiosity as to how the authors work
together and which author writes GER
tain scenes, but they are wise young
men and both take the glory only in
conjunction with one another. They are
not going to let the public into the see.
ret of their methods if they can help
it. Mr.. Pollock was first a newspaper
man, then press agent, and at last,
an author. Mr.. Wolf has long been one
of the best known newspaper men in
the country and in addition. has an
established reputation as an after din
her VIII adv.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-11-14
POWERFUL Brakes Are ON
ALL The OVERLAND MODELS
Easy Riding Quality of Car Enhanced
by Extra Long Springs-Neat Elec-
trioal Switch Box Is an Innovation
to Popular Car

On all Overland models. the brakes
are large and powerful, with braking
surface ample for much heavier car,
proving a factor of safety much appre-
ciated by the driver.
The easy riding quality of the car is
ENLARGED by extra long springs. half
elliptic i'll front and 53-inch three-quar-
ter elliptic in the rear. The rear springs
are slung under the axle and work on
swivel seats, allowing the maximum
freedom of motion, the springs only be
ing required to support the weight of
the car and are not called upon to take
the driving strain of the rear wheels
as in some ears of other design.
An innovation which adds much to
the simplicity OF c.. Grafton is the neat
electrical switch ooN. This control is
attached to the steering column Just be-
low the 1S-inch black walnut wheel,
placing ignition, lighting, starting and
horn controls within comfortable reach
of the driver s hand. Provision has
been made whereby the switches may
be locked either on or off The wires
leading from the switch box are en-
closed in a single casing, and are easily
traced as insulation is of an individual
color.
With this construction the steering
column is anchored at two separate
points-to the frame and instrument
board. The latter fastening, placed so
close tn thp vvhpn holds II Sacural,- an1
eliminates all vibration at any speed
This adds materially to the east of oper
alton.
The exterior appearance of the car is
essentially plain and simple, suggesting
character and stability in proportion to
the severity of the lines 1t has roomy
streamline body with long sweeping
curves, leading in an mbroken line
from the radiator TO the full belled ton
neau bacf
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-11-14
PLAN AN ECONOMY CONTEST
Harrisburg Motor Club Arranging for
Interesting Event to Take Place
Thanksgiving Day

An economy contest has been
planned for Thanksgiving Day, Thurs.
day, November 26, 1914, TO Gettysburg,
York: Columbia, Mt. Joy and return to
Harrisburg
1t Is to be held under the auspices
OF the Harrisburg Motor Club. 1t is
expected that all the leading automo-
'plle makes of the 1915 models will be
entered. There will be about 25 cars
contcsting. Much interest has already
been awakened and the claims of the
various manufacturers will have full
opportunity of demonstration.
The start will be made at a. m.
Details of the contest can be obtained
at the Office of the motor club.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-11-14
GUARDING THE DIAMONDS
Thousands Of Miles Of Barbed Wire
Inclose Kimberley's Mines

Machinery and barbed wire have
supplanted the rude methods of break
ing up diamond bearing blue earth and
protecting the valuable finds employed
twenty years ago in the South African
diamond mines.
Thedepths Of the strange, crater
shaped hole in which the peculiar dia.
mond bearing earth is confined are
now penetrated by shafts, reaching
hundreds of feet down into the earth,
with forty foot levels. The broken
earth is removed in closed trucks to
the surface, where, after a season of
exposure to sun and atmosphere strewn
on the ground, it is hauled to the mills.
Here pulsators finally locate the dia.
monds on grease covered inclined ia.
bles, to which the diamonds adhere,
while loose sand, earth and gravel are
washed away by water.
Acres of ground covered by broken
earth brought up from the mines con-
tain possibly millions of dollars worth
of gems, and these treasure troves are
protected by high fences of barbed
with, with intricate arrangements at
the corners and at the gates. About
1000 miles of wire are used in the de.
fenses about the Kimberley mines
New York Press.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-11-14
PAIGE "36' covers 45S
MILES IN Is HRS, II MIN.
Oakland to Lake Tahoe and Back
Remarkable Motor Car Achieve
ment on Coast

The Pacific coast is buzzing over a
recent motor car achievement which is
said to far eclipse anything in the way
of spectacular demonstration of
roadability that has yet been recorded
in that section of the country. A new
record has been hung up for a run
from Oakland to Lake Tahoe and back
the distance, ass miles of hard, give
and take going, having been covered
by a 1915 Paige stock 1856" touring 3
car in 5 hours and II minutes elapsed
time.
This record, which California writ
ers say is bound to stand for some
time to come, is duly attested by COM
petent witnesses who took the time of
arrival and departure, and the Paige
has been awarded the Lynne Stanley
perpetual challenge cup offered by an
Oakland merchant.
The test was tried out under the
auspices of Don Lee, one of the coun-
try's best known distributors. Mr.,
Lee recently took on the Paige line for
California and his purpose in going
after the Stanley cup was to demon
strate in convincing manner the
truth of the claims he makes for Paige
staunchness, reliability and general
roadability.
The Paige "36" left Oakland at
$50 in the morning, an automobile
newspaper editor taking their time.
They arrived at Tallac, Lake Tahoe,
at 1885 a. m and in thirteen minutes,
just time enough for an authority to
record their time, they were on the
return journey, reaching Oakland, at
the point from which they started, at
GAS p. m.
Anticipating the hardships and Sc
verify of making this trip in record
time it was deemed necessary that four
experienced drivers make up the cars
crew. 1t was case of turn-about' -
at the wheel for even an old hand soon
became exhausted plotting the dashing
car along rugged and treacherous
mountain trails at high speed.
Not particle of mechanical trouble
was experienced, and not a puncture
suffered. Only those who are familiar
with the country traversed in this 45S
mile drive, can appreciate just what it
means to make this record. The route
across the state over the hazardous
roads of the Sierra Nevada mountains,
with all sorts of roads and grades and
miles of ruts, holes and dust, is a diff
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-11-14
WHEN A MAN LIES
He Breathes Differently From When He
Tells the Truth

when you are telling a lie YOU
breathe differently from when Won are
telllng the truth. The difference was
discovered by means of some tests made
upon his students by Professor Benussi
of Graz.
lie prepared cards bearing letters.
hgures and diagrams and distributed
these among his pupils. These were
required TO describe the cards correctly.
except In certain cases when the cards
were marked with red star and the
students receiving them were required
TO describe them falsely. Each student
was watched carefully by his fellows.
who, ignorant of the nature of the card
tried to judge from his manner whether
ne was telling the truth or not The
watchers were unable TO judge with any
certainty.
But before each man began his test
the time occupied in inspiration and
expiration was measured, and the meas
/ urement was taken again immediately
after he finished. 1t was found that the
utterance of a false statement always
increased and the utterance of a true
statement always diminished, the
quotient obtained by dividing the time
of inspiration by the time of expira.
tion.
DIR, Anton Rose, commenting in Die
Umschau on these results remarks that
the discovery furnishes certain cri.
terion between truth and falsehood. For
even clever liar is likely to fail in an
attempt to escape detection by breath.
ing irregularly, Professor Benussi hav.
ing discovered that men are unable vol.
unfairly to change their respiration so
as to affect the result.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-11-14
JEFfERY SIX is A WONDER
Remarkable Performance When Only
Eleven Seconds Elapse to Reach
Speed of 35 Miles per Hour

stop watch was used and held in
the hands of Judge w. c. Graves, now
superintendent of the State reformatory
at Pontiac, Ill.,, with instructions to
snap the watch the instant the car start
ed to move and to stop when it reached
speed of thirty-fve miles per hour.
The Judge announced the elapsed time
as eleven seconds fiat He was also
shown speed ranging from to So miles
per hour on direct drive.
In the recently conducted endurance
run from Chicago to Peoria, distance
of 160 miles, A. NJ. Robbins. president
OF the Centaur Motor Company, of Chi
cago, driving Jeffery six as a pilot
car, used ten gallons of gasoline and
one quart of lubricating oil, thus aver
aging sixteen miles to Il gallon of gaso-
line.
These are unquestionable facts, and
they make interesting reading for au-
tomobile buyers who will have to con
slider the motor questi IN carefully dur
ing the coming season
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-11-14
'September Morn,

Rowland and Clifford IS big IaSalle
opera house, Chicago, success is coming
IN all its glory to the Majestic This
AFTERNOON and evening. Dancers of the
tango and hesitation waltz kind. A
large bunch of principals well known
70 the music loving public and identi.
ned with all big musical comedy sue.
cesses, which includes such names as
Nat Philips, Hazel Shannon, Adelvn
Estee, William Cameron, John Patton,
Fred Dubois and others.
The music is of the catchy. whist.
ing KIND that sends you home in a low
full mood. Among the many song Kits
Ssung only in September Morn y we
hnd: = When Little Boy Loves a Lit,
tie Girl; - "In Berln:' Oh, You Sep
tember Morn;'' "Everybody's Tango
Crazy" GA Spared Rib From the
Butcher Shop of Life;" beautiful
Dreams m Dreaming;' "'The Sun
ohaue I ulrl; Where Is the Pleasure
in Wine and Song if the Woman Is
Not There?' adv -
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-11-14

OF breezy and clever musical comedy
mat heads the bill at the Colonial for
the last half of the week. About tine
daintiest pony ballet that has been
seen in Harrisburg for many long
DAY constitute the chorus of the play
let. The theme is novel, even if it is
old, and the principal players are es-
peeially pleasing. Ford, Hayes and
Watts do clever mixture of song,
dance, piano playing and even few
clever acrobatics; the Devon Sisters
are nifty pair in a song and dance
specially and Harry and Augusta Tur-
pm have something new in a comedy
skit with singing. The Colonial s NOV.
ing picture features are also receiving
much favorable comment among pa.
irons of the Busy Corner. adv.