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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-24
New German Liners for Panama

Hamburg April 23.-Two new steamers
each OF 1900 tons displacement, and 10
be used in the Panama Cana service,
were ordered to-day by the Hamburg
American Line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-24

Boston. April 23.-The ba;tleships Viz
g,nia. Nebraska and Georgia sailed for
Mexico this afternoon. The Virginia Is
the flagship OF Rear Admiral Frank Z.
Beatty commanding the Third Division
Of the Atlantic fleet. The loading OF sup
plies and ammunition was completed last
night.
The Nebraska. the first OF the ships 70
get under way. sailed shortly after noon.
When she swung away from her pier she
was cheered by the sailors who lined the
rails of the other ships at the yard, and
rs she steamed slowly down the channel
she was sauted by the vessels In the har-
Dor.
The light draft gunhoat Castine went
into commission at noon. Lieutenant r.
W. Osborne jr.. taking temporary COM
mand.
Orders received ut the navy yard day
TO put the armored cruiser North Carolina
into early service were rescinded tonight
without explanation. At the same time
orders were received TO speed the over
hauling OF the battleship Rhode Island,
Y hich s in drydock.
Recruiting offices were crowded again
to-day. but the number OF enlistments
continued small. as a result OF reflections.
The marine recruiting offices were kept
open until II p. m. for the first time since
the Spanish war
7 he only intlmation that the Massachu-
sets militia might be called on for Next
can duty was a dispatch received last
night b. AdJutant General Pearson from
the headquarters OF the Department Of
tho East inquirins whether a mobilization
camp was laid out 4 reply was sent to
the effect that the militia would be mob
llznn ~ I'm ..,Lnn kn m a \ ~. tIrnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-24
W7ED STATES ORDERS MILITIA TO PICK MOBILIZATION SITES

marines IN shore service. tents by the
hundreds, many OF them for hospital ser
vice: 800 folding chairs and 600 regulation
army saddles. There was also slowed
away I'm the holds OF the MORO Castle a
large number OF rakes, garbage cans
wheelbarrows. shovels and other imple-
ments OF that nature. 20 be used in keep
ing clean the camps and civil communi-
ties the American forces may occupy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-24

San Francisco. April 2S-rhe cruiser
South Dakota. which left here YESTERDAY
morning for tho Mexican coast via San
Diego. was instructed by wireless to-day
10 proceed direct 20 Mazatlan. The
cruiser Maryland, at Mare Island. was or
dered TO move down the harbOr TO the
coalinG station at California City and
make ready 10 depart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-24

Seattle April 25.-Rear Admiral Robert
VI. Doyle commanding the Pacific reserve
feet has been ordered TO sail on the flag
ship West Virginia 10 Mazatlan and to
take command OF the heet assembling
there.
Havana. April 23.-The battleship Mon
tana, after sailing from Guantanamo FOR
Vera Cruz. was ordered to return TO the
naval station and embark a detachment
Of eighty marines under Captain Fred
ericR l.. Bradman. She sailed again at 3
o'clock tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-24

'SskisiAs BANDE .r-X with Peries Electra.
$3.50 Ha.lnfs ard simir Diamonds MOtifr.
- -. AZ Dcl1sive designs. JAAAEs. Hs
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-07
LOWER THE rAxEs

4 TOGETHER the tax totals In
"A Muitnomah county viii bc near
ly two million dollars less than for
the preceding year.
In nearly every county In tho state
lower ,ax ievics have been made. and
In almost every city the same plan
has been followed.
In 1914 the people Of Oregon paid
about sst.oeo. eco In taxes. or about
one-,h.rd OF the gross income from
the farms
No state can prosper under such
conditions. and the record for the past
two years bears this out. that few
people came AsrA
Altogether the census shows an In
crease In ten years Of only about
ts,ooo population added to the state
outside OF the eitiea
The tax burdens must be lcsscncd II
capital ts TO come To Oregon In large
amounts. and even Oregon hanks suf-
fer from high taxes
The statement OF President Gilman
IS that - per cent Of the gross re-
eeipts of the HUI system are eaten up
this year In taxes.
II Is any wonder tha; ., Is very dif-
ficult TO get money for development,
OF railroad enterprises In a state 80
A campaign is on 10 cut out half
million dollars in the running cx-
penses OF the state. and compel ali
officials to turn in fees.
The fight to lessen the burdens OF
taxation mus, be made II the state IL
TO get ON 10 the prosperity basis sad
stay there
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-07
Cni,sd i'fpss Service

t'nltsd rfsss Service
LONDON. Nov ~ tny mail to New
York tive somsn of tho pcasan,
class waited outside the rfsfsst's ~
rieu in ratis Tbs elder weas In. ss.
,atainx presently utth set i0aA 0u
hsf wnFn face
la u we'll uiih JsaAf Asked thr
younger wemaR eagerly
Yes. u 10 seli''
And uilh Heart aud i'aalf
N.s. all 10 Sstl wtsh theta they
are all el,h uaa sh glad ln have
bS~g thstf mpshuF
rhis ls aas ai The mam0sIsa
tsoakas bask By stfs Srass. wife al
a british sfu.s otfiscs. sho has iuss
sssaspea tfum a loarssy .hsoash
Ff4aep The tEuheh afu a changed
asgson." ahs declares rsss have be-
eeme alsugsshsr s-fisas M onp Is
smllias ia France ae~ There arc NO
loksa ana Ha gsinlciaE. oven oEsg
t'etoFg Efsgf thtFa nats&a - Ia
btasA. and e~apis stand about the
streets in srauFs ilsssaiax shils the
tnaaans tolls haw hrs husband aas
Killed
"osS soasa 81 saaaeay. .hteh have
maas tns Tusk ~sth ,sashsss at afa,,
aaFy ,imss. saseuns9sva ~ ,.yshs
aoHo hfty nesmsa pflspanfs had lsss
arrived feeta tho ssaes, aaa noticed
tha, skcy aeasif all had thrlf hanas
IN their Ispassg ts,ekrts, Fumstarst
ON this 10 an .fneiat. ana 30 resiIesi
In matter of taes say Oh yva
they tried 10 escape. so 30 ssos
a~ay their saspeaasFs rhal IL shy
shvy have shsls saaas Ia shs.r bls
packets
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-07
COUNTY JUDGE FOR LOW TAXES

HoUNTy JUDGE MCKNIGHT OF
~ Linn county says his county is
free from debt. and win make the
lowest levy OF any county In the state
He says the incoming legislature Is
pledged to resrenchmenf. and the peo-
pie are resting easy on that score. but
therein is great danger.
He says the last election establish
ed the fact that the people are too
heavily burdened with taxes and de-
mand material reductions.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-07

Here arc the best two niddieweixht
lighters In tho world. Jimmy Ciabby
OF Hammond. Ind. and Mike Gibbons
of ST. Paul They mus, como together
before the middiewcight champion.
ship may be established. and the win.
nsr will be the best Ia the world. lie
wili certainly hold the title OF cham
pion Of America I, is doubtful II
there ever we've two better middle
weigh, boxers, Kid Mccoy says that
clabby Is tho equal OF Tommy Ryan
al his best. and Il Is admitted Gibbons
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-07

Tue pt''oas's vote Ia ,.,,
o'a !, ea''asa'' which tho r,sss. : .. :
:" have given thrm sss
- J, Tia, 'hse ~ss ao dv,aos.,,.',.a ,,,s.s'
"a" snail to,s spa, a, has ',ae 90
'hSl "eF0 told 10 stop si
't"''p "' soldier. scr, ,,..
h'"as TIA, day rlsa ios.is. s''ss
's9' r''v, all sell o,ss tsn, -
1A"f presented a rufius. 60 - ss'
'"' each mag had iarss ~,
% Dread s''apissi assas. Al, -, $50
s'sA'' sHh +" bottle u sa,s, "e r.".'
'Ses' :" ra'ia 's $40 yas, sar.p' - -.
n" Travelled ~ sis Gag fs,his. -.
'ns VT sold'sss ksse asa ta,,u
~ "a" aIiIHE a gtsist,,a -.
ssh "oaSasd arrived rfom 80 .,"'
'iaaav'' exchanging srvs,ls., ~.
Tao ffoaeh uouasb, u,s
"s"" "eH soassslr. ,ss,;.,
''sahHa@a The itishlaaas, 80,
% bis "ossds,i les asa als -
ss'''re1s dp Haissoas
British recruits ate .s. -.
sA's" abs oppsfsasi,r u s.,.,,.
Ffsass aaa tlsHtAsa he,o,u x,,..
Ia" ff"a' is.eeiai classes s.,.
o'san'ava Zoe The iaaasa rs,,,,.,,.,.
At ,hs nsAs us E0tas asass,, =.
sss t"tsi aasNars isssi,u,s a..
81 soc tass otss soc soiua,xx,.s !.
'aAs lsssoas alter shsls a.,. s,,n
rhs fsaas Meas cArss,i.s A..,..
sien eatseSts s"oh 10 Fsatsss ,s.sa.r.
In shFss hssdtpa samps ts,osss.zs
The thiiod hlhaaa@ Ts.ssss, -.
''~ 'as sgpslisa By The wasnss,. r.,
s1art caspa. Esd 0riests wives ..s
islru'sl't iss,uFsfs ass aiss s,,s.s
'hsss hstp
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-07

pohara,s ustk GisMaaa TOT s@
dollars, n yoa daa't fall fof ~.
,ss'd better bSas II Tor The essM
grounds That's shrt. ths assa y
long
Your Playmate" Msissiias
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-07

when baey suffers sta scssmA OF
some l,ehinx ssin trouble. use poas's
Ointment, A tl,tIs OF u goes ioas
~ay aud IL Ia safe Tor chiidrra r,hy
r.n,s bor at all drug ssorss
Subscribe Tor the Hsrsid. so eses
month
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-07
STOPS HEADACHE.
PAIN, NEURALGIA


ysu san eisss your head and relieve
. dnll, eplittilg OF violent throbbing
AaA1ashe h moment with Q DR..
Jsoss' Hsadachs Powder. This old.
tlne heaaashs rslisf acts almost magi-
ely. GsaA eans oas 70 the drug store
~ ies dins package and few mo-
0aets after you taks . powder you
will wou1eS what became Of the head
sshs. asuraleis and pains Stop suffer.
iag-itt essdlssa Be- sure you get what
yoa ssk fsr.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-07

NOW. THEN. we're ready 10 hear
'wha, the people who say tho papers
are wrong. and who rely on tho maya
Zines for the war news. have To say
about Lord Kitchener's Reputation OF
Cobb's so-caiiIed interview In the 81. =.
urdxy Evening Post.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-07
Exams for Teachers
Certificates Held Soon

Announcement has Iass bpss sna &c
tbas shs regular slater examination
OF spplicaats for trsehrss' certificates
viii b- held hssr por.ss,.ps issts
These viii be conducted b. coaagy
School anp~Eihssaasas Fred resss.
ssH. and ~iil bs held as gA1 snatral
sshoai TIE eFassaaa arranged fsl.
lowe
"Wednesday t.svs.-sa
wristHs, 4, 4 ItisseFy. rhyslaiosy
"Wednesday sstrrns.ss
Physical Geography. Neaalas. Coca
Methods In stsaalss Meth.
cas In Asithms,lr
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-07

THE WELL KNOWN fact that.
4 when using the eyes for any
near work, the illumination should
come from the left side rather than
the right Is often disregarded. Let
anyone who considers the matter OF
little importance once demonstrate to
himself the difference and he will
never forget II.
Take pencil and paper and try
TO write while In such position that
the light will fall from the right side.
The shadow OF the hand or pencil or
both thrown on the paper In such a
way as partly to cover the characters
one Is making. This necessitates q
closer viewpoint and conscious strain
on the eyes.
Now let the position OF the writer
be reversed so that the light falls on
the work from the left side. He will
notice that the shadows fall away
from the work he Is doing and leaves
the field unobscured.
In making the change he cannot
help but notice the feeling OF ease
that Immediately is experienced by
the eyes. This applies to any other
Kind OF near work In which the fng-
ers work under the guidance Of the
eyes. This fact should be remem-
bered in planning schoolrooms. work
rooms. offices and any places whore
steady ciose work is to be performed.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-07

esht1e, svsllsa. smasting feet Your ( q
tust t1gie for Joy; shoes never hurt OF
as0 ti4k
CT Is cent box Of "TIZ" now from
aay druggist or department store. Fni
Sset torture foreyer--wesr smaller shoe.
kesp your lset fresh. sweet ami hsppy
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-07
tasaysnso thas psys. s~~ thiis.sc,
aIS Seais street. l'ruac -. ts.ts

Hay old HID. this Ia tho last siuss
! I'm soisE Ia tell foa---i s,iii has.
q fe~ Of those soiia gold chains aud
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-07

Recent statistics show that males
in Japan ontnumbcr the women by
only 567.77S.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-07

Dad. are you soing 10 oct Amos
that watch thla Xmas Every boy
should have a watch, Times have
changed aimee yon wers boy Boys
have TO be on ,ims and down 10 the
minute for date. we'd'iike 10 ahoS
you a line OF good values ., rixh,
prices
Al Mctiat,an's
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-07

THAT TAXES are too high Ia a
:sestIon hard to raise an arEumsn,
IL no negative side.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-07

In caba married women always
retain ,hpir maiden natn-s in aasts
zion 90 that Of her husbands
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-07

THE NECESSITY OF represents.
ton at the Panama-Paeinc exposition
Is recognized by every progressive.
I've don't mean bull moose
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-07

rhasesis, taseu-s
aFl'hnesIs ilissafy q, Eassassa
ssrrha'asY aethgas IN eis.ssssA,
fharssiay tf,ysoas
tifams44S. usasfapsy. AHsssss
Literature. i'hssSys. Methods 10 Lass.
uasr. Thssss Zoe rgImaFy cesslssss
tstis, f..rsoa
Thevff 4sa Itasglsa. osgsoSssss,.
kaklEsh I.ss1saisse. Carnls,fT
FRIDAY aftrsna~a
sscs0aI Las. Geology, aiseefa. tlrs
tiavrfamsnt
Saturday f.svno~
'Ipomssry. huiasf
Saturday snrruocs
General iisstogf. IieaksssplHs
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-07

cd during the days OF the cultivation
Iof certain kind Of oats.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-07

AND ALL THIS with Christmas
only eighteen days away.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-07

Is one of the greatest boxers the world
has known, Neither la aA saach OF a
fighter as bob ri,xsimmons ~hrn he
held ,h. mtddloweishs ,isls, nor san
l.aagford In tho days whsa sam could
make tSs pounds. bat u 10 aoahsfal
n any man OF this aiyisloa easallsd
them as boxers, Gibbons. ~ho has
been accused Of trying TO ssdea,sp
clabby. said Thanksgiving day he
would meet tn. uammnnd man either
in Miiwaakcc or No~ York II do.
pended upon the club which could
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-07
Al Metis,,aas

Russian factories employ over zoo,
coo women.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-07

SOME POULTRY raisers claim that
II would be n splendid business II IL
wasn't for the expense.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-07

fhiladstphJa has one semaa glass
btaweg.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-07

Herald want ads orsas results.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-07
SOME MINOR WAR NEWS FROM EIR0e,

Lifrls stoniss saoM rnr rnoNr ma, ,,
rnmouon rus CAPITALS ot rns NATIONS Mn,
sAcn orihn-.soMs An TRIVIAL. n,r Al, A., ,.
Na Az RUS uMs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-07

give tho largest garse. Unfortunately
tor che lovers of raxtlism The cities
vhere ths iarsss, purses eoaia be civ.
on for this eoatsas permit ouis i1a
ruaada A championship ought sas
so b~ fought uadeT sash conditions
with no asetsiph no championship
could be settled sithoss a tssssoa,s
whsa tho ~etaen os California voted
sghtiak out Of that state. vAsfv tsea4
~ hound championship hoasa sect 10
. aselsloa. they made Il aitaoss lns-
posslbl. 30 held championship ashta.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-07
TIL" GLADDENS
SORE, TIRED FEET
III makes sore, burning, tired feet
1aisly dance with delight Away 10 the
Ashs and pains, the oorps, cailouses,
h1iD1nrp osd kunions.

AAL CraNs
out the acids and
Poisons that pun
up your feet. No
matter how bard
you work, how
long you dance.
ho " far you
walk, or how long
you remain on
your feet. "TlZ"
brings restiul
foot comfort
"TIZ" IL won
derful for, iirsl
Evening journal., 1914-01-21

Two courses Of unusual interest In
public speaking and salesmanship will
start at the Y. N. c. A. tonight with
lectures by ID. II. Carnagey, OF New
York City, which are open to all men
interested in the subjects Al 7.30
O'Clock Mr.. Carnagey will speak on
"The Commercial and Professional
Value of Public Speaking" and at
$50 o'clock he will address the men
interested IN efficiency In selling on
"Salestraining and Personality
Me- Carnagey was for number OF
years salesman for the Packard Motor
Car Company and Armour and Com
pany. During the present winter he
is offering courses In the popular sub
lects of salesmanship and public
speaking in the Y. M. c. AS Of New
York. Brooklyn and Baltimore. The
local y. NJ. c. A. has been able TO Sc,
cure him for Wednesday evening ol
each week until April s.. He Will moi
only give the sales talks at each ses
SION Of the class but the sales demon
strations which Will be an importan
feature of each session.
Evening journal., 1914-01-21
HosU to Make the Best
Cough Remedy at Home
Family supply nt small Cost,
aud FULLY Guaranteed.

Make a plain syrup bv mixing one
mint of nranulated sugar and "A pint OF
warm water and stir for minutes.
Put 2ih ounces of pure prnex lffty
cents WORTH in n pint bottle and iill it
an with the Sugar syrup. This gives
vou a family supply Of the best cough
ayrlip at a saving Of 50. 10 never spoils.
lake n tcaspooniul every one, two or
three hourg.
Tie effectiveness OF this simple remedy
ia surprising. IL seems 10 take hold al
most instantly, and will usually con
quer an ordinary cough in "a hoirs
lt tones up thh inHod npnctite and Is
in4t laxative enough to be helpful IN
IA cough. aud lFs pleasing taste.
Also eyronon. FOR bronchial trouble,
bronchial asthma whooping cough and
spaWnotie group.
t1is met od OF making cough remedy
with pinrl aid Sugar syrup cor
strained honey is rcU usct in more
homes than an~ other cough syrup.
This explains why il is often initiated,
though never successfully. II you try
IL. use only genuine lmcx, which is
most valuable concentrated compound
OF Norway white piae extract. and ~
rich In gla,acol and other natural
healing pine elements. Other psepara-
tious win rot VOL. IN this combination.
A guaranty Of absolute sotislactioni
or moncv promptly refunded, Goes with
this preparation. Your druggist has
I pircr, or viii Get 70 fer YOU. II not,
/ serd TO The pincx Co.. re. Wayne, Ind.
Evening journal., 1914-01-21
COUNTY PAYS
FOR MORE PILING

The Levy Court at its meeting yes
terday passed the bill Of the Atlas
Bridge Company for $264 for pilings
driven at the Third street bridge and
another bill for 1914 for more pilings
driven in connection with the sub
structure work at the bridge. The
first bill was for five pilings driven
at the b. & o. wharf and the three
used for the steamer Ulrica. Ninety
nine pilings are to be driven and
when the contractors complete the
bridge substruction they will rebate
seventy-nye cents a pihng.
Martin % Smith brought up the
question OF mileage for the sheriff.
The sheriff presents his claims TO the
county treasurer by whom they are
paid. Mr.. Smith said he believed
some change should be made in the
method of procedure. He said court
subpoenas are sent by mail to the
deputy at Middletown or given TO pri-
vate parties to serve and mileage is
charged He thought only one rate
OF mileage should be allowed. He felt
too that the Middletown deputy should
come to Wilmington and serve the
subpoenas here during court.
A former sheriff of New Castle
county said that Il has been custo-
mary to pay the sheriifs mileage on
all subpoenas served in the county.
Evening journal., 1914-01-21
SrPpER AT THE Y. ". &. 4.

All is in readiness for the chicken
and waffle supper at the Young Wom-
ans Christian Association building
tomorrow evening. There is no doubt
that those who have attended these
suppers before will be there tomor-
row. and for those who expect to par
take for the first time treat is in
store.
The menu follows: Fried chicken,
wafles, cabbage. salad, rolls. butter
coffee. tea, ice cream and apple pie.
The supper is being given under the
auspices of the entertainment COM
mittee. which comprises: Mrs. T, ID.
Brown. chairman; Mrs. Robert FL
lott. Mrs. $. c. Hill Mrs. George
Remington. Mrs willard Smith. Mrs.
Elva Bauman, Mrs. Hink and Miss
Grace Mason Miss Mason will have
charge of the Mattresses who will be
young women from the physical de-
I partment
Evening journal., 1914-01-21
BAN CHILDREN
As WORKERS In
The MOVIES

George W. Twitmyer. superintend-
snt Of Wilmington public schools, to-
lay designated Mrs. Catherine Dough-
arty as the person to issue certificates
% children under the new child labor
law. The appointment is made in
accordance with section of the new
law. Mrs. Dougherty is the clerk to
Child Labor Inspector William J.
Gibbons, and her selection enables a
harmonious arrangement whereby
Mrs. Dougherty and Inspector Glib
Dons can consult at all times about
he issuance of certificates. She is to
issue certificates to children in Will
mington only. The County Superin-
.endent Of Schools e. l.. Cross is au-
thorized to issue certificates in the
rural county, or to designate person
10 issue them.
Factory Inspector Gibbons this
morning visited theatres that employ
children who are affected by the new
child labor law. In all cases notice
vas served on the proprietors warn
ng them against employing children
)f tender years as ushers, ticket sell
ers and program servers.
Mr.. Gibbons was also notified of a
Ease of two girls under 16 years who
we're selling chewing gum on the
streets last night This case will be
investigated by Mr.. Gibbons.
In speaking of the work under his
direction today, Mr.. Gibbons said II
was not Necessary to send the work
ing certificates under the old law e
him by registered mail. The law re
Quires that such procedure be taker
Under the law when a child term
mates his or her employment.
Evening journal., 1914-01-21
.rnE cHocOLATE sOLDIER."

The advance sale for "The Cnoco-
late Soldier" at The Playhouse Fri
day and Saturday of this week with
matinee Saturday at popular prices,
has been remarkable, and quite IN
keeping with the reputation Of the
work that has preceded it. The
haunting strains Of "My Hero
waltz-refrsin and Of "The Letter"
song are freely heard on the locai
streets. and a very large number OF
seat purchasers have made known 10
the management the fact OF their pre-
vious hearing of the operetta during
its long run in New York or Chicago.
II is said that no light opera in the
last two decades has possessed such
fascination in its re-hearing as mas
the Straus masterpiece.
Evening journal., 1914-01-21
INQUEST TONIGHT IN
CASES OF DROWNED BOYS.

The inquest into the cases OF the
Hand, Brown and Bcssler boys. who
were drowned In the Brandywine while
skating near Rockland dam, viii be held
by Coroner Spring tonight.
The impression that the boys skated
into a hole from which ice had been
cut is unfounded il has been learned.
The ice had not been cut within hall a
mile OF where the boys fell in.
Where the boys were drowned is op-
posite here spring water flows into the
Brandywine and the ice there Is always
delicate because the spring water does
not freeze as firmly as other water M
the Brandywine there The boys did
not know of the weakness oi the ice
at that point. but il il known TO most
of the residents OF that section.
Evening journal., 1914-01-21
AT THE GARRICK.

"The House That Jack Built"
which is being presented this week at
the Garrick Theatre by H. Bart Nc
Hugh. is one of the most elaborate
musical comedies seen here for some
time. while the stage setting, which
is unusually extensive, is also quite
novel The chorus, which comprises
eight pretty girls. is exceptionally
good. They all have strong voices,
which harmonic to nicely. A
male quartet is also worthy of special
mention. II comprises Vic Burns,
John Eckert, George Ackers and John
A. Fletcher. The comedy work of the
company, especially the male mem
bers. is also an interesting feature
They all are comedians and they know
how to make fun. The girls appear IN
several changes OF costumes, and in
addition to their splendid singing
appear in a number Of clever drills
all of which are we'll executed.