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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-17
AnlllSEIt lElgI5
3. F. Keith's,

keiths has added to it's breezy fresh
ness of fans and iced air week OF
splashing water which almost visions
the tropic seas from which Odiva comes.
This young headliner is literally mer-
maid in her ability to swim. frolic and
rest under the water of what is claimed
to be the largest tank ever erected on
stage, and with the tenseness of her
daring plunges and tests of endurance
were contrasted the antics of a school
of trained seals An attractively In
contributed by w. E. Longfellow of the
! life saving service of the Red Cross,
whose demonstrations included an il
lustration Of the ability of a boy Of
ing $50 pounds. Young Ludwell Abe nd
| sheim, who performed this feat. swims
with eellike grace and ease and will
be feature of the entire week. a
group of daring divers under the di-
rection of Maurice Joyce contested for
medals which will be competed for at
every performance, the prizes to be
awarded Saturday night. "Mystera's"
| elaborate setting was not on hand last
night and his place on the bill was
| iilied by the Seven Colonial Bellies. who
were so well received last week. He
! will make his first appearance at to-
| days matinee.
Henry Lewis in "A Vaudeville Cock
tdl gave 10 thdt iltoAiedIiiiS HiIAt {
the spirits of fun. wit and an occa-
sional outbreak into grand opera which
| revealed a really musical voice. Eunice
Burnham and Charles Irwin were alb
surdly funny in their songs and patter,
and La France and Bruce, in a black
! face skit, captured more than fair
share of laughter and applause. Sue
Smith, in several artistic costumes.
! sang a song to match each change, and
the Ell Ray sisters gave an exhibition
of fancy skating which had for it's
| climax a clever illustration of the
| "dervish Whirl." In the one sketch on
| the program, Don't Walk in Your
Sleep" the honors were shared between
Walter V Milton, George o. Stone and
Grace Proctor, and a number of topics
were glimpsed in the usual motion re-
view of current news.
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Film Features.
Columbia.

A photoplay of the Castle-Pollock
book and play, The Secret Orchard"
picturing Blanche Sweet in the role Of
Diane, daughter Of a Paris courtesan.
is being shown at the Columbia Thea
ter the first half of this week.
The film tells the story of Diane, who
has been placed in a convent by her
mother. A prologue shows the arti-
fetal gayety of the mothers life, in
contrast to the sweet simplicity of her
daughters life at the convent. Then
comes the fifteen-year-old DANES first
vacation, spent with peasant friends at
Narbonne. Diane, ignorant of the
ways of the world" meets the Duke
of Cluny. When Diane discovers that
she has been deceived she returns to
the convent.
In the meantime the Duchess of
Cluny visits charity ward in a hos
pital, where she meets the dying moth
err and promises to adopt the orphaned
Diane. The climax of the picture
comes when the duke and his wifes
new ward meet at the chateau. Then
enters a young American. who falls in
love with Diane, who later reveals to
him the perfidy of the duke. whereupon
the young American challenges the
duke to a duel and kills him. Diane
promises her sweetheart, Perhaps
some day.
Elsie Janis will be pictured in Near
ly Lady," beginning Thursday.
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Special Film Features.

SAVOY-Today. Henry Aivley in
Brother Officers" a drama of love and
war; tomorrow, William Faversham in
the fve-act drama, The Right of
Way also Pathe news, No. IS; Thurs
day, Renie JAWS in the drama of noun
tain love Sunday Ave reels; Satur-
day, Irene Fsnwick in drama Of to-
day, THE Spendthrift," with Cyril
Knishtly, also Paramount travel series,
No. IS: Sunday, Robert Warwick in
The Stolen Voice." also Pathe news,
No. "a.
PENN GARDEN-Today-"Don Gaze
sar de Bazan." in four acts; also
Country Blood" comedy drama, in two
acts Tomorrow-Mme. Olga Petrova,
in The Tigress." also Pathe weekly.
Thursday-"Eyes That See Not" in
three acts, also THE Law of Love" in
two acts, and "Bixbie's Dilemma Fri
day-Emmet Corrigan, in Greater
comedy. Saturday-Hollbroo Bllnn
and Alice Bray. in THE Boss" in five
acts; also comedy. Sunday-Mary Nash.
in "The Unbroken Road" in five acts;
also Pathe weekly.
CIRCLE-Today, Midnight at Max
inns" and Sidney Drew in The Honey
moon Baby; also cartoons in laundry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-17
Births Reported.

The following births have been re-
ported to the health department in the
last twenty -four hours:
Nathan and Jennie Sisco, girl.
Edward L. and Mary f. Smead, boy.
Michele and Eugenia Ricucci. girl.
William J. and Beatrice Peters, boy.
Vito and Maria Piscietta. boy.
Girolamo and Stefana Pellerito, boy
Antonno and Vincenzina Pirrone, boy
William ii. and Caroline r. Matthews
boy
Columbus w. and Cora L. Henry, girl
Percival II. and Helen r. Harrison
boy.
Alfred X. and Edith l.. Gilmore. boy.
Robert l.. and Lucy H. Berry, boy.
Louis j. and Florence Il. Bender, girl
AiphonZa and Maude White, girl.
Harry and Emma Tibbs, girl.
Daniel and Elizabeth Harris. boy.
Ezekiel and Jessie Fowler, girl
Reddick and Hattie Bell, boy.
John and Blanche Brooks, boy.
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Cosmos.

Cosmos audiences this week are haV-
ing a taste of big-time vaudeville IN
the Moskovia Balalaika Orchestra.
with Mile Olga and NJ. Nicolai in in
terpretative dance numbers Of grace
and beauty. especially those Of Mile
Olga. The orchestra this time con-
tains a number of mandolins and
harp with the balalaikas. The per
formers play with precision and arts
tic effect, and The Volga Boatman's
Song" is played with an impressive ap-
peal. Other selections include Fomin's
March Concourse," Schuherts Mo
ments Musical" the intermezzo from
"Cavalleria Rusticana," p I-inke's
Love Waltz" and la Sorella," a
terpsichorean number. The other num-
bers Of the bill are in keeping with
the stellar attraction, especially the
modern dance features of Ross and
Moon, which are novel and artistic
throughout. Bissett and Wilson also
have some novel dance numbers with
songs. The bill opens with a diff
cult and interesting water Juggling act
by Charles Glocker, and closes with a
tramp monologue and songs by Jack
Symonds. An acrobatic number is Of
fered by the Carl Dammann Troupe.
The added attractions include the
Hearst-Selig news pictures of events
abroad and at home and photoplay
features. Thursdays matinees will
present the new bill for the latter half
of the week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-17
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued
to the following:
Douglas G. Eaton and Edith L.
Fletcher, both of Richmond, Va.
Jacques l.. Spiegelblatt of this city
and Edith Sherman of New York city,
n. Y.
Nathaniel I. Magruder and Blanche
b. Lee.
Abraham Hawkins and Grace E. Nc
Kenney, both of Petersburg, Va.
John Rideoutt of this city and Sarah
r. White of Winchester, Va.
John II. DOMAIN and Mabel f. McIn-
turf.
Joseph S. FreeIand of Calvert county,
Md, and Maggie NJ. Hawkins of this
city.
George w. Maxwell and Beulah L.
Martin, both OF Richmond, Va.
William a. Newton and Sarah c.
Peters
Archie J. Cameron and Katherine A
Reynolds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-17
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been re-
ported to the health department in the
last twenty-four hours:
Andrew Agate Lipscomb, 63 years,
1916 Newton street northwest.
Juliana Gaskins, "A years, Emergency
Hospital.
John L. Travers, So years, George
town Hospital.
Alexandria Ginsi, AZ years, George
Washington Hospital.
Fannie Bretzfelder, so years, 1885 Sd
street northwest.
Catherine NJ Lorch. sc years, Govern
ment Hospital Insane.
Edward Dixon, 70 years, 922 9Th street
southwest.
southwest.
Joseph Johnson, - years, II and 3rd
streets northeast
Margaret T. Courtney, Al years, 222i
18th street northwest
Georgia Il. Farrell, months, 3l6 Me-
chanic street southeast
Mildred Coursen, ~. months, 1920 w
street.
Ophelia Harris. IS years. 1881 LIST
War Goff. is years, SO street south
Dorothy Burrough. IS years. H and
Bird streets northeast
Truman Carter, SO years, Providence
Hospital.
alley northwest
George w. Addison, 40 years, rear
Queen Cafe. 18th and streets north
west. -
mems Hospital
clara Hopkins, GA years. 40 Massachu-
Kate e. Jordan, So years, Government
Hospital Insane. ~
avenue northwest. .o.
Amelia McMiertry; 81 years, 1876 New
Iersey avenue northwest.
vivian Smith. months. zoos Sth
street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-17
Crandau's.

The film production of George Ohnets
novel, Or Rameau," pictures among
it's many characters roles filled by
three actors well known in Washing
ton stock company work. Graham Vel
sey, Dorothy Bernard and Edith Hal
lor. The Washington favorites are
cast in important parts. Frederic
Perry il seen in the leading role. The
film ic one foot after another of ex-
citing action, and is making hit with
Crandall audiences.
A perturbation OF Nat Goodwin IS to
be shown at the theater. beginning
Thursday, in 1.-The Master Hand" in
which comedy and drama are inter-
woven.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-17

Is the second number of the program.
while The Isle Of Nowhere" Chinese
fantasia, is the tile Of the final number:
During the performance several OF
sented with flowers, while Manager
Jarboe was brought forward by Frank
Finney. and started to make a speech.
He got as far as thanking his 1rienos
when large basket OF cut mowers
was presented to him. and his speech
ended.
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Electrical Demonstration.

Transform is giving a novel electric
al exhibition each night this week, with
the exception of Friday and Sunday, in
a specially prepared park in Takoma
Park. Lighting two dozen mazda lamps
from a wire, one end of which he holds
in his mouth, and frying an egg by
wireless, are among the feats an
nounced
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SECRETARY TO REVIEW FLEET.
Mr. Daniels Will Watch Warships
With State Executives at Boston.

BOSTON. August 17.-An assurance
from Secretary of the Navy Daniels that
he would be in Boston August 25 and re-
view the battleship fleet off Boston light
with the state executives in attendance
upon the conference of governors has been
received by Gov Walsh. Mrs. Daniels
will accompany her husband here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-17
School Children to Aid Harvest.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
LONDON. August 9.-To assist in the
harvest, the education committee Of the
county of Kent released nearly 1900
school children. Kent has been called
the garden of England. and Is devoted
largely to orchards. berry farms and
hop fields.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-17

Friday. John Costello. Edna Holland
and GLADDEN. James in The Confession
OF Madame Barastaff": Sunday, Charles
Chaplin in The Bank" in two acts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-17

Tomorrow. Edgar Selwyn in The
Arab: also travel pictures. Thursday,
William s. Hart in The Darkening
Trail and Cleo Madison in "A Wom-
ans Debt" Friday. Viola Allen and
Richard Travers in The White Sister"
Saturday, Mary Pickford in The Dawn
OF Tomorrow; also Nellie, the Pride
of the Firehouse." Sunday. The Earl
of Pawtucket"; also The Source of
Happiness"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-17

OLYMPIC-Today. Martha Hedman in
The CAb," with an all-star cast. in
GLIDING John Hines; tomorrow, Marie
Hesperia in the dual role of herself
and twin sister in "Bartered Lives" !:
Thursday, Clyde Tracy and Elizabet
Burbridge. in the "Rumpel- Stiltskin" :;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-17

No man is free who hasn't. got him.
self well in hand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-17
Summer China and Glassware.

oen-stock made of the best American
cela The OF open stock has been
The this method of buying
we'll knownyou buy only the pieces need replacing and
adding o a will
Excellent selections in 100-piece are
offered at $6.75, 500 and $1,000.
Individual Pieces a Proportionate Prices.
Colonial Gass worthy reproduction of excel
lent and regard for sturdy durability glassware is still
increasing in favor We have complete assortments
Colonial Ice Tea Glasses, to $l.3s Dozen
Colonial Pitchers, 15c to Csc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-17
EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT Of Town
German Ambassador in New York
After a Short Motor
Trip.
Miss Cannon Entertains at Tea.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Plans.
Personals.

The German ambassador arrived in
New York last night after short mo-
tor trip through the Adirondacks.
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5. Gebruor 1915.
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Eilidt Das at unteritiiten, mos lana.
lam enpor qeuntleu IT, un6 mas H..
nit Dos aeiiderte @raebnis 0entider
entuidLuua bleibt aeaeniiber ben
oft bniiiaeu Hor6eringeH ori urper.
llidien Ylaoen boriuortngeu, Gas
8elt oes stailers bari ntdlt oort atil'
gelflagen peroen mo bic Iorpolten'
geletfe ausgetubrt neroen. Die 8or.
partspffpegilllg y Slteratur lino
AiIrllt llilo gsllletldlalf irliiB ltets
ollrt tnotolouele 8alente belttfnlnt
meroen; ole belten ilno alan5enoen
@eilter miiilerl oorortiigeit. Aber MIR
looalo ods ilene sJelo iptrfllh erobert
NJ fam Dos 8olf ols Elm @1l13es tol'
gen uni geitb ergretfen. @enn Der
Natler lel61t mt ben tiibnlten @etltern
perlDe9en oororIngen mollte, 10 iuilpoe
er oaoiirdl mt lolh EN- cillselner ~
Iallsgellt Der bal0 I'M Red)t uflo bnlO
tnl unred)t NIT ieti9r Nelerung 1T,
ooer er mare ntdlt LANCER Der ipagre
Raller, oelien Sat ridt ietre perlolt.
lit]efr ACKNOWLEDGMENT sum Ausoritd
0rltl1en oart 1otloern Ole btltorll1e
Stelliritg Der @eloint1eit.
Sn fetnem @eId|m1d ltn0 ieinem
lrtetl miB ftd Die gdn3e @eididte
Der Rotion friitoGifteren; ~6esuegen
erfillt Der 'RaiIer ieine Iufgobe ON
tpelln er geaet bic iiberfiihnen
9%euerungen 8unddlt Dnrnt, itn6 I'm
Der 4iiltir iiber Die 9artei.
itreitigfeiten Der ~ein8eInen erh1ben
8ar 81 oft lit gerooe bos In
Der arnerifaniiden Gr6rterunq iber
ben Gaiier gdn5Iid miBperItduben.
Die fpdbrboft groBen Galente, 0ie et'
aaHd geeies Ger user 81 laeel
sIIs as..oeM lpifh y @ss nsWt unn
Ius..s .uslnn l'e papsrlla y 81
uDsl, ma JUL, ~ 49, ~ sua'
l'iut NpsiAc DpN sl|ttI9etpeilDtl StotRA
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-02
pbls biHln iR2

Or; o0er aIte @orFer bot eiM
prGhii0e @prebmafbln IN Ielnau
Nauie,4 @le, 500 Mas bat a
oaiiir besobItV- 9r. yaesnenGeB a
Or bat He gebeirdiet."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-02

cas- WeuLlu1e Bpll Ole ulleA
6eltihen Gra6itionerL bic tief
In Der 0euti4en Seele elm.
getuurseIt ftnb.
Nber bieier 9feoIiIt mlf benz Chrome
piir6e nun bod bolIfommen mibber.
itonbert, tpenn Der SOeaIt8ntus itber.
Ieben miir6e, Der totid4lid ben Gin
tergrlino ietner Seele bilbet. Der
aaiier tpiir0e niat Der nolfommene
Dolmetider Der beutihen Wntion I'M
Qnfnne bes Stpan1ieften Sobrbrn-
oertS ietr, fpelrn Der @eolismiis uno
ber Soeoltsmtis niht 10 felt In Ieinen
Gaten unb 8orten iueinonber getpo.
ben n1ren. Selbft feline B~e3iebureen
al Seer unb Glotte, Den eepoltigen
@~ertaeii9en reoIiIhGder Gpergte. oct.
Gen bod bnr allem baS 1efibI Der
Qiebe uHb Der Rontonttf, Der @bre
unb hes an SDnholen banemihen
@~Toubens. Sebe Qniprahe an feline
Solhnten uth Ietne MatroIen ntmet
oieIeS beesiiierte @efiEbG, Nns niemdtS
ms HOS redIifiiter Heremmaa be-
itnnA, ionhefn imner nilr aus BEN
iheaFlVtifhen elm FIR menIAll6es
uaA menJfbliGs gntFaI-
HUNG,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-28
Don't Let The European War Clouds


in sbsnes tI
annca
mfr sadoystha
Ihaveben
p let yum
w. A. I4OVTCT'T
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-04

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