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Evening star., 1915-09-15
Peg O. NV Heart. ?"

Oliver Morosco, who discovered Peg
o My Heart is still sponsor for that
delightful little comedy with eight peo-
pie and two dogs, and one set of seen
cry which will be the attraction at the
Belasco Theater next week.
The only thing tremendous about
Peg o My Heart are the profits
which have gone to manager and au-
thor and the universal reception the
play has received from the public.
Peg o My Heart" has peculiar his
tory. Aftersit had run at the Cort
Theater, New York, for over year,
with Laurette Taylor featured in the
titular part, Mr.. MoroSco conceived the
plan of organizing several other com
panies for the road, being convinced
that the public in the one-nlght stahdS
would not have an opportunity OF see
ing the comedy for several years II II
had to wait for the original company
to terminate its long run in New 1ork
and the other large cities.
The piece has been presented heariy
two wears in New York, year IN Chi
cago, IA year in London and year IN
Boston and Philadelphia. Such citles
as Cincinnati have had the comedy tor
five and six weeks. Had no other COM
panies been organized, il would nave
been years before the theater- -goef
would have witnessed reg wy
Heart in a small town. Florence Mar
tin will play Peg.
Evening star., 1915-09-15
PUT ON FINISHING TOUCHES.
Chairmen for Chamber of Commerce
Outing Busy Today.

This is busy today for the chair
men of the various subcommittee
which are making arrangements for
the annual outing of the Chamber of
Commerce, to be held at Chesapeake
Beach tomorrow. Some are arranging
for large shipments of clans. chicken
and other toothsome articles, while
others are putting the finishing touches
on the entertainment program.
Secretary Grant announced today
that a foot ball game is to be staged
in addition to a base ball game. The
foot ball is to be of the old fashioned
sort. where every one gets a chance to
kick the ball. Swimming events also
are scheduled.
A special train, which is scheduled
to leave Chesapeake junction at
promptly 10 o'clock, is to carry the ex-
cursionists to the beach. The return
will be made in time to land them in
Washington about s o'clock at night.
Evening star., 1915-09-15
Cosmos.

H. ]. Cunningham. with his company,
will present for the first time in Wash
ington, at the Cosmos Theater, begin
ming with the Thursday matinees. the
biggest novelty of the year in vaude@
Vile. 1t is q series of five elaborate
new illusions including the production
of mysterious paintings and pictures,
the Javanese throne chair, "A new levi
tation wondoF the hidden pigeons and
other mysterious things of lesser mag
nitude. The bill will also present the
famous EdelWeiss girl, assisted by
Baron Arsenian. a spectacular singing
and shooting novelty; Pesci and Ter
mini. Niennese musicians. with harp
and violin. in popular program of
syncopated melody specialties; the
Blanchard Players in a tabloid COM
Evening star., 1915-09-15
Under the Red Robe

|, For the first time in many months
the Poll Players will be seen next week
in picturesque romantic costume
drama Under the Red Robe. quite
a transition from the farcical comlcall-
ties of Excuse Me.
u Van Buren, is to be seen in the
picturesque role of Gil De Berauit, the
part played originally. in the Ne"
York production, by William FaEer-
sham. and one of the most eHectlVe
roles to be found in this type OF dlai', ID
The role of Renee will be played by
Florence Rittenhouse. This was the
part in which Viola Allen won dlstlnc-
tion. Mark Kent will be seen as Rich-
eiieu.
The costumes Will be hlShiy plC,
turesuuc. and the stage settings viii
show many interesting scenes or fafiS
during the period of Richelieus clefical
reign.
Evening star., 1915-09-15
The Liberty Girls 3"

me Gayety Theater next week will
nave as Its attraction 1.-The Liberty
'iils' with Jack Conway, promising
l."thl's put what is of ''the vintage of
1915 Jack Conway wrote the two pieces
TO be presented. entitled "Hote, de
Blink" and when Business Is Good
The company is headed by Conway,
and includes Eta Joerns, a prima donna
with musical reputation: Sam Bachen,
eccentric comedian; Kathryn, ingenue;
Jennie Ross soubrette: Billy Petrie,
straight man: Jerry O'Donnell, Jack
kerns and Thad Packard, a trio of sing
ers- There is a chorus of twenty-four
in gorgeous costumes Special attention
has been given to the electrical effects
and scenery. During the action of the
first act travesty on 'The Chimes of
Normandie' will be presented. followed
by a travesty of THE Pirates of Pen
zance. Between the first and second
acts the Flying Sherwoods will make
their 'dea tn defying leap and the Bo-
hemian Four. fine quartet, will sing.
Evening star., 1915-09-15
Other Officials Elected.

Other city officials elected without op-
position are: William Craven, steward of
Offices: Joshua Sherwood, keeper of the
almshouse: Robert L. Gronau, chief of
the fire department; Henry Callan and
Edgar Warfie1d, dispensers of medicine
for eastern and western districts, re-
spectively.
Joint session to elect school trustees
was opposed by Mr. Brockett, but his mo-
ton was decsively defeated, and the mo-
tion of Councilman Lawler that all Of
fcers whose terms expired be elected pre-
vailed.
The subcommittee on the building site
for the Alexandria Hospital. composed of
]. R. Cation. w. A. Smoot, Carroll Pierce,
wants the city to give the hospital. when
n<acGuires George Washington Park, a
tract of two acres of land as a site for
the proposed new hospital. This request
three foregoing. In the letter they said
they learned that the city council con-
templated taking over this property. Some
time ago the hospital authorities pur-
chased a square of ground, bounded by
Columbus, Alfred. Pendleton and Wythe
streets, a site, but since then there
fas been opposition to the site. This was
referred to the finance committee.
Petition of Mrs. Sarah NJ Baggett to
be reimbursed to the extent of S2,120.S2
for street and sewer work in a new
subdivision on Upper King street, it
prior to the enactment of annexation,
was referred to committee on streets
and finance.
A resolution of finance committee to
make a temporary loan of S6.500 for
schools for Septem Der and October, the
school appropriation not being includ-
ed in the annual budget this year, was
referred TO the nnance committee.
Evening star., 1915-09-15
liver is said to be realistic and thrill
Crandall's.

Next weeks program at Crandalls
Iheater will feature Sunday, Nat Good
win in an elaborate photoplay production
of Business Is Business" an old French
play by Octave Mirabeau, which has been
plcturized into five parts; Monday. Tues
day and Wednesday Rockcliffe Fellows
and Anna Q. Nilsson will be pictured in
The Regeneration" five-part photo
drama based on the life of Owen Kildare,
the writer known as "the Bowery Kip
ling: Thursday and Friday Edwin Au-
gust and Lillian Tucker will be seen in
photodrama of English society life en-
titled Evidence Lyric Theater sue
cess that depicts story of mother-love
interviewer with strong dramatic action.
\ musical program will also be featured.
Evening star., 1915-09-15
Circus Coming September ~.

Advance announcements state that the
Carl Hagenbeck Wallace circus will ex-
hibit in Washington September q and
90. at 18th and II streets northeast. two
performances being given daily, at 9
and pm. A street parade will be
gwen the morning of September 81.
Evening star., 1915-09-15
ALEXANDR|AAF
Three School Trustees Defeat
ed for Reelection.
CITY OFFICIALS SELECTED
Joint Session of Common Council
Held and Much Business Is
Transacted
CITY OFFICIALS SELECTED

Special Correspondence of Tie Star.
ALEXANDRIA. Va, September 10
Three of the school trustees who came
up for reelection last night before the
joint session of councils went down IN
defeat, and the fourth member whose
term expired was not Il candidate Tor
reelection. Four new trustees Will be
seen in the city school board at its
next meeting. In the first ward E. NJ
Anderson defeated w. S. Nicklin, IN
cumbent. by a vote of is to ,.
Samuel H. Lunt was unanimously
elected. without opposition, member of
the school board from the second
ward in place of T. Moxley Erwin. the
latter not being candidate for re-
election.
In the third ward Robert NJ Colvin
was elected over Harry Hammond, IN
cumbent, by vote of IA to 4. and in the
fourth ward T. Calvert Perry was elect
ed over J. Frank Myers by a vote of
Is to g. The board is composed OF
twelve members. Alderman w. W.
Ballenger declined to vote in the eiec-
tion of school trustees.
The joint session also elected John T
Sweeney a member of the board of po-
lice commissioners from the fourth
ward. Courtney Acton. incumbent, was
not nominated for the place.
The common council, prior to the JOINT
session, elected Clinton S. Ballenger
member of council from the fourth ward,
10 take the place of c. b. Marshall. de
ceased. MIR. Ballenger was at once sworn
in, and took his seat and participated in
the Joint session.
Evening star., 1915-09-15

Following the passage of the law
granting political amnesty throughout
Peru the government Is reducing the
army and paying the passage home of
the men mustered out of the service.
Evening star., 1915-09-15

Overwhelming love for his dead wife.
whose ghost he said he often saw.
caused Robert L. Mudie. ffty-two years
old. cashier of the Counties Gas and
Electric Company of Ardmore, Pa. t.
kill himself on the eve of his maria &c
to Miss Mary j. MacCaully, nurse at
tho Bryn Mawr Hospital
Evening star., 1915-09-15
Red Men to Celebrate.

Plans have been completed by Semi
mole Tribe, No. 50. Improved Order of
Red Men, for celebrating it's seventh
anniversary September % at Odd Fell
loFs Hall. North Columbus street A
number of prominent members of the
order from the District of Columbia,
Virginia and other points will be pres
ent. among them the great sachem
great senior and great junior saga
mores of the Great Council of Eir-
ginia. the great chiefs of the District
of Columbia. together with representa-
tiSes from the ten Washington tribes
and Osceola Tribe. No. l. this city.
Members of TIE TWO tribes OF t.is
city will march to the union railway
station, headed by the American Indian
Guard Band. and escort the visitors
down King street to Royal. out Rovai
to Cameron and up Cameron to Odd
Fellows Hall.
The great sachem of Virginia will
arrive here Monday and on Wednesday
will pay an official visit 70 Osceola
Tribe of this city.
The following committee will have
charge of the celebration: r c. Sulli-
van. r. ]. Ayers, d. w. Stanton, F. c.
Glasgow, c. C. Batcheller, Harry
Schwab and T. L. Rowley.
Seminole Lodge Trit.e was instituted
seven years ago by Past Great Sachem
Walter S. Nicklin with a membership
of. ffty-two and il now has mem
bership of 234
Evening star., 1915-09-15
Inspection of Light Infantry.


pany 6. nth Virginia Regiment. bet
Ter known as the Alexandria Light In
fantry. will be made at o'clock to-
morrow night at the armory by Lieut..
Col. 10 Lane Stern, assistant inspector
general of the Virginia Militia. The
company will be in command of Capt.
w. NJ. King. and it is expected that
all of the members will be present.
Alexandria Council. No. 5. Order of
Fraternal Americans, will celebrate its
twenty-fifth anniversary tomorrow
night at O'Clock at Odd Fellows Hall.
The program will consist of musical
and literary features. Most of the
talent win be from Washington. Short
addresses will be delivered by several
members of the order.
Miss Cora Mcdonald. about twenty
FIVE years old. died last night at her
home at Del Ray. Alexandria county
The deceased was the daughter of Bay
liss Mcdonald and had been i'll a long
time Her funeral will take place at
] o'clock tomorrow afternoon from her
late home and services will be con
Quoted by Rev. G. II. Payne, pastor OF
the Del Ray Baptist Church.
The funeral of Thomas VI. Slick Will
take place at O'Clock tomorrow att
ernoon from his late home. III South
West street. Services viii be con-
Quoted by Rev. Dr. W. F. Watson. pas
tor of the First Baptist Church.
OlVlueS ESTATE.
BY the terms of the will of the late
Thomas 4. Groves. admitted to pro-
bate in the circuit court yesterday, one
half of rents and profits of his estate
he bequeaths to his wife. and the re-
rnainder to his children, Lillian f. and
Theron r. Groves
These examinations are announced to
be held here during the month of Oc
tober by the local board OF civil serv-
ice examiners: Aeronautical mechan
ical craftsman. male: library assistant;
felG assistant in marketing iuvestiga
tions. male: Junior engineer, civil male;
junior engineer. mechanical or elcctri-
cal, male; scientific assistant. Depart
ment of Agriculture: ship craftsman
male: electro chemical engineer. male:
sanitary bacterioiogist assistant in
shade-tree insects, male; chemist, male;
assistant in marketing live stock and
meats. male.
The>yegular monthly meeting of the
board of police commissioners will be
held tonight. Among the new members
who will attend is John T. Sweeney,
elected from the fourth ward by coun-
ell last night.
Evening star., 1915-09-15

Hundreds of elegant creations at
these two prices. the majority fash
ioned of beautiful silk velvets, in
cluding Lyons Velvet Hand-blocked
Hats.
Trimmed with embroidered de-
signs, sparkling ornaments. fancy
feathers. ostrich plumes and other
novelties. Sailors. pokeS. turbans.
high-crowns. soft and stiff crowns.
Black and all colors.
Evening star., 1915-09-15

Beautiful Quality Vel
vet Corduroy, with clean
cut welt and rich finish,
in African brown, mid
night blue, sky. gray,
black and laurel.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-12

Material for one steel bent for the
end OF the west approach OF the Well.
man bridge, across Big Tarkio Ditch,
southwest OF Craig, has been unloaded
at Craig, and win be put up as soon
rs the roads get In condition to haul
pile driver and material out.
1t may sound foolish to speak OF
road dragging now, but nevertheless,
Carrier Watt Mute says three OF the
good farmers on his route have Just
lately dragged. They are; Perry Col.
we'll, A. b. Order and william Met.
caif,-Maitland Herald, March Sd.
Frank Adams, the old reliable
horse buyer, WAS here on his date.
The snow and bad roads did not keep
him from getting the horses, as he
took out q bunch Is he always does.
Look for his ad In this issue. lie
will be here again Friday, March 10th.
Richards & Frye, our local pack.
ers, now have their large stock of
hams taking the genuine "old Hick.
ory' smoke, and there are doubtless
many mouths watering to yet q
chance to masticate some Of that
ham meat--and they didn't grow on
trees either.
We extend sympathy to our
brother publisher, +. W. Beavers, OF
the Forest City News, by reason Of the
death Of his father, j.. b. Beavers,
which occurred st the home OF hi,
son 10 Forest City, on Thursday OF
last week, March eth.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-12

--Dr. ". &. Proud, Eye,.Ear, Throat
and Nose specialist.
--iIand.Nade Team Harness At
Factory prices. CLARE CASTLE.
William Turnham has been quite
sick the pas, few days lie is nov ~
years Of age,
Cyrus Kunkel has leased the &. q.
Riley farm near the Barbour place
south OF Forest Guy.
Philip Rush has come back home,
after a visit OF q week with his son,
Arthur, In ST, Joseph.
DIR. whitsell, eye and ear special.
list; se corner 9th and Edmond, ST.
Joseph. both homes, n.3.
Let Clare Castle show you why lie
can sell harness cheaper than any one
else.
For Seed oats call on or address
Jesse Cordrey, Route !, Oregon, Mo.
Martin Phone, ~ South.
Lees Egg Maker will make your
hens lay more eggs. For Sale by
Il. q. PuiLLIrs, Druggist.
For Sale-Six or seven hundred
good hedge posts, Farmers Phone,
II. 4, POLLOCK,
Several sells good second. hand
Team Harness for sale.
GLAZE CASTLE.
We are sorry o learn that Uncle y
Peter Christen, OF Corning, who has
been so very ~, Is no better. lie Is
now - years OF age.
Remember that We will send you
THE SENTINEL and Kansas City
Weekly Star, one year, for only $50,
price Of Tue SENTINEL alone.
Mrs. George II. Beverage, OF
Brooktleld, Missouri, who enjoyed q
weeks visit with Rev, and Mrs. An.
derson, left for her home Tuesday Of
this week.
Mrs, n. A. Ettinger, of Forest
City, Is reported TO be very IN. Her
sister.in'law, Mrs. W. ii. Weightman
OF Mound City, has been at her bed
side the past week.
Miss Gusta Upperman, who has
been so very III the past few weeks, Il
but little better, II any. She is able
to sit up q short time at intervals
through the day.
We are all delighted, and con
graduate Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Moore
upon their becoming parents OF a
sweet girl baby, that the stork left
with them on Sunday, March It'll.
Even II the roads were almost I'm
passabls, DR.. Evans says 1t was worth
going sftsr--s baby girl, the third II
the family, wss born to Mr.. and Ars
Art Csllow, Wednesday, March "a.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-12

Get your Harness oiled at Clare
Castles. Satisfaction guaranteed.
jO-for Sale-A good two room house,
to lie removed from premises. In.
luire at TuE SENTINEL Office.
-.CarSul, Dr. Hess, Lysoll and
Lees DIP. All For Sale by
T.. o, PnILLIrs, Druggist.
WIN, Bucher, Who but recently
graduated from . st. Joseph CONNER.
cial college, has accepted . position as
stenographer. with the whiting. Gale.
Harlow Shoe Company, OF st. Joseph.
Mrs. John Foley, o! Forest City,
whose husband died February 18th,
has gone home with her brother, NJ.
l.. Tracy, to Edwall, Washington;
she viii likely make an extended Wis.
IL.
1t Is c rtainly q rare treat 10 So.
cure the services OF q man OF such
note rs pr. Fulkerson In city OF this
size. lie win speak a. the Methodist
Episcopal church next Sunday At
1915 q. m.
The Rev. J, J. Cokely, OF Rock
Port, Mo, Is one OF the able preach;
ers Of North Missouri, and all win be
amply repaid who come out TO hear
him preach at the Methodist church
next week.
Mrs. Matte Durham, who has
been on an extended visit with rels.
tives at st. Helena, California, has re-.
turned to her home In Mound City,
stopping here for visit with her
son, Ed. A., on her way home. r.,
Handsome birth cards have been
received here by friends and relatives
announcing the birth OF Philip An.
drews, . son, to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Lynch, OF Scottsbluff, Neb., Sunday,
March !, 1918, Congratulations.
Mrs. Bette Dege and daughter,
Miss Lulu, went to Clarinds, Tues.
day evening, to get acquainted with
that new granddaughter and niece,
which appeared at the c. +. Degs
home about ten days ago.-Corning
Mirror, March 9Th.
"A Standard on agent has been
here recently with prospects Of find.
Ing a location for one Of the com.
pany's oil stations. Several sites have
been looked At, but II has not been
decided for certain whether one will
be erected or not.-Maitlsnd Herald,
March +th.
The official board Of the Baptist
organization, last Sunday, sent call
to Rev. T. J. Pickett, to become pas.
tor OF that congregation. He will
continue to give halt his time I'd
Wsikup's Grave sad will remain Z
! resident Of Fairfax.-Craig Leader,
March 9Th.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-12

Hon. &. +. Booher, our splendid
congressman from this district, is
now at home on a vacation, after
nearly two years Of continuous labor
At the post OF his duty. lie doubtless
VIII enjoy his rest and be granted q
little time to get acquainted with his
family.
Prof. and Mrs. G, c. Hopkins, OF
Excelsior Springs announce that
trst'class ten.pound boy arrived at
their home, last Monday morning.
Mrs, Ed. Hopkins, of Craig, went
down to the Springs, Sunday evening.
ana was present when the stork ar
rived with her new grandson. Craig
Leader, March 9TH.
Mrs. George McNaul. of Maitland.
and Mrs. T. p. Fitzmaurice, Of Forest
City, we're here Friday, and our good
sheriff, George Gelvin took them, and
took EN- over to jail and took care Of
them over night, releasing them Sat-
urdsy morning. We hope they got
home In good shape. They were here
attending the Sunday school canven.
tion.
County Highway Engineer Peret
has called postponed meeting Of the
road overseers for Monday, March
y. The weather and roads were SO
bad Friday, March 8, that 1t was
necessary to, postpone this meeting.
MI. Peret requests every road over
seer to be present. The date, Mon
Gay, March y, 1915, 1t Oregon, Mo-,
At IL ., N.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-12

Miss Pauline Jones left Saturday
last for Harmon, Barton caunty, this
state, for . several weeks visit with
her grandmother, Mrs. Hardin Jones.
Now Is the time to smoke your
meat. wrisht's Condensed Smoke
will do It No danger Of lire and very
little trouble. For Sale at
PuILLir's DRvo STORE.
Our young friend, Don Martin,
Who has been Collector Teare's able
assistant, will assist the new collec.
tor, Henry Alkire, for short time.
hon Is a mos, worthy and deservin.
young man.
Annual meeting Of road overseers
OF the county postponed TO Monday,
March %. County Highway Engineer
Peret requests every overseer TO be
present. Progam Of meeting pub
lisled later.
County Surveyor Peret met Mr..
=. p. Marsh, the county surveyor OF
Doniphan county, Kansas, In Forest
City, one day last week, TO discuss
accrstion land problems In the south:
east part Of this county.
Frank Harman left Monday fos
Los Angeles, California, to join his
wife, and son, Frank, ,Jr,, who are
spending the winter there. Mr.. Hsr-
mon expects To be gone about month.
-News.J ehersonian, March ith. : p
Mrs s. +. Guthrie died at Cres-
cent, Oklahoma, on March sth, At the
age OF 81 years. She WAS . pioneer OF
Nodaway county, and an aunt OF Mrs.
VIM. Turnham, OF this city, and
James, Nelson and Joshua Guthrie,
Of Northern Holt.
We send congratulations to Ray
Brow ming and wife, OF Craig, who
we're visited by the stork on February
q, which left them . baby girl. This
includes congratulations Of course to
Grandpas w. Browning, and Char.
ley Bostwick, OF Craig.
Owing to the blizzard that pre-
vailed last week and the impossible
condition OF the roads all over the
county, the road overseers were un.
able to meet and hold their annual
convention. County Highway En-
gineer Peret announces that the
meetinp will he held Monday. March
I'D.
Reed Bailey, Of this city, Who is a
student At the State University, has
been chosen captain Of Company A OF
the University Military regiment,
which IL the crack company Of the
regiment. The captain In . letter to
o friend here says he will bend every
sfiort to win the cup In the compsti.
tivs drill, 10 the annual contest this
spring.