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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-23
REQUESTS TO DOG AND PARROT.

Now York, Dec. 1.-Two trust funds OF
5000 each are established under the Will
of Mrs. William r. Purly, n wealthy Wild
DIV. who died December 10 at her home
in this city. for the care of her parrot
"pollY' and hr dog Hop Sing The
beneticiares under the trust are directed
to make ample provision for the comfort
OF the pets. The remainder Of Mr..
Purdy's large estate is divided among rea-
tiVpS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-23
TEAM fTLR KILLED tY TRAIN
Fatal. . In Day Of Accidents at o.. Al
bans .iiOncr Clark Suffers Gam
lausston Of Nvnin IN Fail.

81. NJ bang, Doe .a.-Th,ce ssr,ous ac-
cIdents. Oac -: witch resulted Fatally
md o.. other which ma Rave the snme
t":mir ion. occntr ~ IN this city ycster-
day wi min "a tcN hours ~ each other.
f'lu'c' Drew, - %"ars Old n tenmstcr
f. tno ~. u Fonda company. ticd this
1lurn,u at the hosr'tAl, whore IN was
tHica t,ut 'cH creek last eroninG
nNcr rr RIM cor y. trs'n A
1rO. a,a "as going Over thc Lake
stree; sossing ana Mr. Drew, who was
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-23
TO ENLARGE WEST POINT.
Secretary Garrison Asks for nm Ap-
prOprintiOn of S42,OI3 for PurpOse

Washington. Dee. II Congress was
sGked by Secretary Garrison to-day To
appropriate az soon as possible $i2.Ol3 to
enlarge the West Point Military Academy
for accommodation OF lao additions
cadets and $1,000 20 meet certain special
expresses ~ tho army
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-23

Los Angeles. Dec. 16.-The announce
ment that James j. Callahan had been
chosen manager Of the pittshurg Nation
al, surprised baseball members. who had
supposed that Callahan would take ch1rgc
Of the Los Angeles Pacific Coast League
team In 1916, as successor to Frank Dillon.
John Powers. president of the Los An
geles club, said he had released Callahan
so that he might accept the Pittsburg po-
/ cition
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-23
CALLAHAN APPOINTED.
Former White Sox Manager VIII sue
cccd Fred Clarke Of Pirates.

pi;tshurE. Dec. lG--president Barney
Drcyfuss announced Tonight that James
J. Callahan, former manager of the chi
cago White SoX, had bee appointed man
aEer Of the PttshurG National League
team to succeed Fred Clarke, resigned.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-23
LITERAL OBEDIENCE.

willie, you haven't said whether YOU
thanked Mr. Carr for taking YOU out Tor
ride"
"Ncs, mother thanked him, hut
Gldn't toll YOU because he said, Don't
mention it. Boston Transcript.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-23
CltrOInx
CITItOIA
CITROLAX

Best thing for constipation. sour
stomach lazy liver and sluggish bowels
stops sick headache almost at once
gives most thorough and satisfactory
iiushihS-no paii, no nausea. Keeps your
system cleansed. sweet and wholesome
AS" Tor CitrolaX, j. W, O'Sullivan,
(AdV)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-25
0RCHARDISTS
LOST HEAVILY
Fruit Authority Issues State
ment Showing Alarming
Conditions in u. S.

E'NtII growers of lhp United States
.".' A-'oooooy ou the peach crop
"' 1910. according to statement just
ISSUED uy Charles f. Holman. sccrc
''3 of tine Nutional Conference ON
Marketing and Farm Credits ha.ed ou
statistic" uppIicd by the department
of agriculture.
'n' Hrhur attributes fuc hos,
I"..'H.l {" "Nrrpruduction but rhlrf
H l0 900 Inadequate aud vnrtrflI
marketing system. aud 10 the poor bu.
lN" ability of the average gruvrr
NH' d"rr mt properly prepare his pcr.
I-'#'." product for the market
Ia" peach crop of 1919 Is estimated
. Oboe department to have been GI
-I>unU bushels and the average price
900 Oh" point ~ delivery sll-lO cents
N.r hu-h"l Thus. growers received
N'-u>pI IH~ The cost Of growing tn,
"r" is placed AZ more than S7TOnO.
Ilu Including picking packing load.
"- pruning spraying. ruiynrion.
transportation and interest uu invest
mnnt The difference between So
r~nI9S which the government r.f.
mites the growers received. and N7-.
1oOD2O, which Mr. Holman sflmpt,s
Is the amount expended upon tho
growing and marketing ~ the CROP
Is S2l,l2O,122
It Is estimated That the nrrcarr N
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-25
BIG FUND FOR
DISBURSEMENT
August and September Re.
ceipts From Auto Licenses
Amounts to 100000

TUE next disbursement among the
= counties uud anu. uf the state Of
the fund derived hy the state high.
ways department from the sale Of au-
lomohile ana motorcycles licenses will
hr for funds received iu the months
"t August and September aud will
aggregate about SDOwU. State High.
way Commissioner Grorgc Noble has
announced that This disbursement win
be- made iu the next few days.
Commissioner Noble said today he
had Held n conference with the city
authorities and had asked the coop
rrallon uf the police department In
seeing lhut every ear that Is operated
ON the streets bears state tag mot
only this said the commissioner I'm
discussing his actlou but that II is
n state tag NJ the right kind A mem.
Der of the police force assured me, ON
instruction from Mayor Oycrholser.
that he would see to it strictly that
each eur used for private purposes
shall bear private owners tag. and
that the demonstration tags that here
tofore have been used for uromiscuous
purposes shall hr used only ON cars be.
Ing demonstrated for sale
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-25
SECRETARY TO
Be NAMED SOON
Financial Circles Hear Harri-
sons Successor Will Be in
Office in Two Weeks

THE successor to W. Il. Harrison.
= secretary Of the state bankers asso-
oiation, who hns returned from visit
TO New York, is expected 10 be named
ON Monday, November %. according
to gossip In financial circles. Just
whom the successor will be. Of course,
Is mystery, although there are scy-
eral rnmors going the rounds.
II Is understood that at least TWEEN.
~ men, many Of whom are not Of the
banking profession, have made bids
for the place. At the meeting of the
executive committee Of the association
about two weeks ago IN oklahoma
city II was expected that final action
on some name would be- taken. but the
committee appointed from It's mem
hcrShip subcommittee tn consider
the qualifications of nll applicants.
\ lornl man In touch with the plans
OF the executive committee said We'd
npsday morning that the call had been
sent uut tuU members of the sub-com.
miltcc tu meet In the office of Mr.
Harrison nt 10 o'clock Sunday morn
ng November 2S at which time the
applicants will hc considered aud the
final selection made. II is understood
that each applicant has been requested
to attend this meeting and submit In
writing the salary expected
The following day the entire eyccu.
tive committee win meet In Mr. Uar.
rIson's office either TO accept or re-.
icci the applicant selected by the MI
nor body
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-25

d.
pursuance NJ au uru.. ...
uI'rl States dHiu.t ....
western district Uf o.. .f.... DBL. .....
made and entered 900 f..
AulIN. 4 u 1915. 10 uu.suI' ....... .....
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" "t the Equity du.Nnf ...r ...,,
wherein AMI whereby H,.. .-
'''rHrr was entered t.r. .... rIo
'nh o' 'hn plHln'N r... ...ta
mortgage. and comnaudm.
signed spenul master boo .I...... t....
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wHr' IulN appointed if f...... .t ...
plaintiff 'n said suit n....r...... .......
Oh. ,1lI defendants. Ir..u ,..r......
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.'Wluie'rnlriN uf Che estate NJ .nf.
"".1tIriu, decreased, rauIu, % ...,. ID.
f"lio'"h aa lltcm Of GoH.a H o. ..s,rIn
nI Joe GOldstein, mluur. ,..... a.
Wright trustee I'm hnnkrur' a.. n
'".nelpIn and Compaut HH.rr......,,
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'"hr'..n. 0nd trustee 200 l..I..f... .,
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N ml VIM A Carson u.. .....H ...U.r
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Wrni'"u NJ six months FROM r....... 3D.,
said 1,.uar IN foreclosurn rr ,.
--u1 dos NJ April 4 - Iufl t..u .un
300 That event the undcrsIr. .. .u.t
.p".HI master so nppuiuipI .N..l f.rth
WIN proceed 10 levy upon nr" ..r t,Ir
dut HInru.someui. the fulfuV.Hr r...r.,.,
rrlI estate md premises located a,.l a.,
uutrd 900 oklahoma county. ...tn. ,f UII,
horn tu Wit.
L'iH .b and ~ IN block a. .u tho rlty
or oklahoma 'ily accordiug Zoo tna ra
corded plat thereof more rart.Hf4rI. do
Dat q
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-25
WORK MN\IIn -ILA-LI

WIDOW VIII .u.... I.... .grl.
daj wofk Halr.a".H s.r .uH all
WOMLN tu s,W .. ..... .s...
goods sent to nput. .... . .,......
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~ a. v. Ironing
--,n,
.tb',,',.' h''' .... .,4.
,.nnpEnl.. siuI,En'. ..,..,... ...-. ..
Iiah rcf.r.nro. M, " 'In
poslrlon uIr desires
work rrfor.n,.. '.'.r
WANirI- d,
posIiipu H.. .rl.. "- ".t.
iTrI W 5t7 .'.0 WORK
I LADY srr>,,.,,.,....
I eN parlrncr. very - ."'nr
tics desires position. W
ably T. lS .ar. uu.. ..H
uODNktrp.u
,osit,on it,,m MI xxx D.. .nl..
WlpnW
fbr ,o,,',t va. ... U
IrRr nf b.,yin1 ... l.u
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-25
MANrED--MIsCl.ILANlnl.

ED-Farners auU ulU,.- .u pa
Tor copy Of Sure Feed Cgun. I... a.
+uir farming Ia OklHhumu ..# u..
tuuthfcst by John Fields rI... ~ u.
u0lpoma Farm Jourunl Ihn . f. I,.,
rntrEurr book FOR this section ..r ...1
'Iebnd now In rs third ,l.fu. . ......
Ioth binding 81 paper buaus .
urdrrs 10 the Oklahoma FHiu I.urn...
oklahoma Guy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-25

WANTED Man with Soma Nuuuu.e
| 10 Work in clothing store, Must have rrf
/ rr'ncrs' Phone Model Clothing Co, Nrl
I OkW
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-25

references rronlrrd ii2 " an 81
4 WHITE GiRL Tor general hou.rWorE
nunt'tN OF call nj I22 \ Beard. shawnee.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-25
CANCER CURED

wItneut kniie or caustlc, cure where
others fall My cures guaranteed. Terms
ham, 1920 W, 9TH St., Oklahoma City.
Phone W. 1871.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-25

MANIEp-A competent glri Tor gen.
eral work small family: good wages
reIelences @li n Shartel W. 1pTs
WANTED Colored lady for house work
must be neat aud clean aud sleep at
home, W. 3lOl POI n Park
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-25
FREE ADVERTISING

Advertisements ot n words or less Witch
may De property classfiU under Work
wanted Male Help Wanted or "fv
male Help Wanted nro Inserted without
charge for persons living iu oklahoma
CITY aud the surrounding territory within
20 miles, where The limr, is supreme '
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-25

WANIEp-A reliable white woman Tor
t'h,rnl touscNotL must be- good rOUk
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-25

WAN ~. Iirl 10 cook und Keep house
ior p FAMILY Of two 5?iia W California Mrs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-25
AGENTS WAITED


NAN iEl Local representatives ana
district managers Good proposition.
write quick for Information Home Mu.
lual Henrtt association, Fayetteville, Ark.
lhE NtN iura uiI Gas burner is the
only oil burner on the market that burns
without smoke OF SCOT, our generator at
tached TO the burner converts the oil into
gas and hurns II, creating beautlfu. bril-.
llant luicuscly bot blaze that heats or
cooks perfectly. Cleaner and cheaper than
wood OF coal perfectly safe Burns like n
gas stove. Hest material Ohtainahle is
used In these burners Saves fuel In cook
ing or heating tts any wood or coal
hea ing or cook stove sent anywhere pre
paid. Double cook stow" burner, sl2: heat
Ing stove burner, large ar small sire. $40
Fun Instructions Tor installing. anyone can
install these burners To thirty minutes
All necessary equipment including tanks
feed tubes etc., with every burner. Made
IN oklHhnwl tIty Coy tnc New Idea on Gas
Burner Co. Rig discount and exclusive tor
ritory tn agents Demonstration room AT
2si West Main For Information address
W Nelson ili West Reno. Okla. CITY
Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-25

I.Ai,in "a iOUV, 4 positively guarantee
my great, successful Monthly" rem
edy; safely relieves some NJ the
longest most obstinate abnormal
cases IN Q to daya, no harm,
pain or interference with work. Hy mail
tib0, Double strength 50 Book free Dr.
southlnaton. o. Long Bldg, Kansns city.
Mo.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-25

~ your name is In the telephone book wo
VIII accent your nd over the telephone,
'harge At 10 you " the regular rate, aud
SEND the bill the following morning.
Telephone J. b \ ~ and ask FOR want
Hh department Uffite open from 80 Il
II. to o D. m
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-25
LOST A FOt\D

SIEAhED from ON J. H ...
brown young nafr. uaHuf '.. ..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-25

Lost articles are returned to their right.
ful owners through the Times Want Col.
umn"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-25

FOR RENT ROOMS

FOR RENT - room
-mI q nIh " g.El
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-25
MONEY
HOTELS
REGAL HOTEL

Under New Management 10 W. ist
Fire proof bldg steam heated rooms /.
hot ana cold water aud telephones In all
rooms Rates per week $3.50 10 $3.50; Der
night 90 lic aud 81 %.
T. NJ Sle'nckr. propss; 4 7. Huh. MGR
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-25

D
YOUNG Man aud wife, waiter nud
waitress or work OF any Kind. out Of city
L-lo1 care Times.
WANTED Man with some experience
| 10 work in clothing store Must have rrf
/ rr'ncrs' Phone Model Clothing Co, Nrl
| okn
/ WANTED lWU y01ng mru for trlF
"llng positions; must Lr able TO furnish
small bond can at ONE Bristol Hotel
Room ail C. G. Joslm.
NANIED Position as farm MANAGE.
KNOW the business " H.. Jl1 y RIwy
Oklahoma City
WANTED Five i've agents 10 tuhr co.,
drN tor the 1Uth Century Wonder. Ur.t
selling proposition ON earth Snuu pH.i
every evening can room Is, Cadillac lu
tel
WANTED rirst clas4 Blacksmith. p,r
mHnenl fol good man. no huo.rl- 3d.
! irnder'on East ION street Ada Dr
MEsaEN1ER boy. ID 10 IS ymB old
"w'b"r burnu. l0lh and rlns'u
WANTED Men In learn tho brNw
trade The world Is constantly urrlug
more BARRIERS our graduates earn good
wages Few weeks completes with u.
lIrpnf" nov Tor best Jobs write M0Irr
barb"r College, Dallas Tex
HL' ilANItS WANIEI On, uI two
m''hdul", TO run d gar engine aud Hrulu
srpalaiotr Johu Srhucbrrgrr tluuir.
okla
WANTED a commission salesman N
wanted 10 handle d popular line of fu'H
lng gprnrA und sulklr4 m uEmAuuu
DuIF men NJ uhuity Who viii push rN,
,ln' need apply. Answer E19. care I.u
Times
(ul Ni ol0f"a couple md1 ru m.r
WIN IrU.UuDIt fYIiu Iu rear ID. H.f.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-25
MALE HELP WANTED

'>0~N~~~~~0~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~-~~-~~~~N~~~-~~~~-0>
lOl Nc Man aud wife, walter Hud
waitress or work OF any Kind, out Of city
| L.l5j care Times.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-25

TIMES CLASSIFIED
ADVERT USING RATES

MONTHLY CLASSIFIED RATE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-25
10 TR,DE-RtAr ESTATE
ITO TRADE
PERSONAL!

WAN 4 hi Iuivs leaurts na.. uat.
done Advertise what you rll do free
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FEMALE MELr WANTED

NiNIED-Au intelligent. vprrun H
rn'umH ,lr fDr general homework 90.
N l'fu Phone " It2B
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-06

-v.flc OF the eleventh century.
siiifY 81 blot that marked Mr..
~ Sr6vious plays The Bird OF
and 1.-The Rose OF tho
49, o. Ipro6ucsa the play.
~&I tie vivid and colerfpl
( + |P1o(orjaIIy 4 u doubtful "
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-06

Partisan studio" n weird dramatic
playlet Every lady attending the Wed
nesday matines Will be presented wie's
= Thnrston horoscope Of her life
That pretty pastoral story OF New
England s'Rebeeca OF sunny brook
Farm" win be offered In the Lyceum
theater the week OF February Ia
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-06

viii be- pleased TO learn comes Tor Z
return engagement next week as sny
headline attraction ON tho Dill ~ VIII
be presented as before, by pare Aus
tin the English comedian. ana MS All
English company. One or the chaIns
OF the piece on its former presentation
was the clever acting or MI AUSTIN
and his associates, especially NJ aus,
tins portrayal OF a conviylal parry,
who cannot be made To realize that NC
IL delaying the wedding ceremony IN
I'll the bride-to-be appears In person,
The pIaylet reaches an uproariSu,,
finale An added attraction on the phi
will be the Six Abdallahs, whirIMlho
Arabian acrobats. In series or sensa.
tional tumbling feats and pyramid
building. This act Is regarded as one
OF the best OF It's class in vaudeville
Jennings. Jewell and Barlove. clever
entertainer, will contribute largely TO
the galety OF the program With new
line OF comedy and up 10, the ,secon l.i
songs. Bremen and Carr. In Fun on
the Docks" the Onyx trio. ~ svo
seconds OF song, dance and Jest ths
Rondas trio, novelty cyclists, ana new
photo comedies will completes the list
Feature motion pictures VIII preeede
the daily matinee as usual
LYCEUM.
Thurston the magician. will pay his
annual visit to the Lyceum next week.
starting Sunday afternoon with an ex-
ira matinee for the children Friday
(L.incoln's birthday, The popularity
Of Thurston Is readily understood at
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-06

MILES.
One OF the most pleasing offerings In
the Miles last year. and one that Is
still talked about, was an unconven-
tional piaylet entitled. His wedding
Morn" which patrons OF this thsater
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-06
{ IN LOCAL PLAYHOUSES

hundred, clad IN the brilliant raimsnt
OF the Orient, pass 10 and fro In the
mooniit; rose, scented g. come and nai
zaars of Naishapur; attend Judgment
IN the imposing Hall OF Royalty; seek
their fates In the narrow streets the
and the busy poitsr's stall. All tho
pictorial delights and charms or old
Persia. IL Is said. have been trans
Bates Post is said to bring TO his por-
trayal OF the lovabie Omar the ripest
and most engaging attachments or his
conspicuousiy successful career,
The Neddermeyer band concert In
the Garrick theater Sunday afternoon
will bring the seasons series OF con-
certs to a close. The concert VIII be
soioists will be Mr.. Neddermeyer. yio-
iinist. and Simon Culp. nutist The
program Will offer among other At
nous m ou war overture. "isi2," and several
patriotic American selections and fan
tastes. .4- y
bid for public approval in the Garrick
What's Going on" The piece will be
by oH %a,syy aslSSias
Beatty. Knox Wilson and Doyle and
wilson. .s
To-day" vital and vivid drama OF
New York life by George Broadhurst
and Abraham schooner. comes TO the
Garrick theater Monday evening. Feb.
ruary, 10. for weeks stay. Today
Is said TO present q vital phase or con-
temporary life and TO depict I'm all lis
seriousnsss one OF the greatest prob.
are laid in New York. and as the story
develops there 10 unfolded a gradual
msntai and porai dissolution OF a
huence. but unable TO adjust herself
to reverses. The company to present
To-day. In the Garrick includes bd-
mund Brsese. Ethel Valentine, Mar
garet Robinson. Louise Sydmeth, Grace
Thorne Coulter and Bernard A. Rein
old.
MILES.
One OF the most pleasing offerings In
the Miles last year. and one that Is
still talked about was an unconyen-
tional piaylet entitled. His wedding
Morn" which patrons Of this thsatsr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-06
wAsHrNaToN.

Mary Pickford In the comedy. 'Mis.
which proved a successful starring We
hicie for Henrietta Crosman. VIII be
the attractive notion picture In the
ming sunday afternoon The play Is
Charles, with Neii 6wynne. the siri
who sold I'm the pit OF q theater. and
trail hsure. Mas Pickford Is said 10
have enacted Nell in most CHARMING
tashton before the moving picture
camera. The period OF the play and
the characters involved In It's story
permit OF the most elaborate scenic
and costume effects. An excellent cast
OF players interpret the various roles
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-06

tury. The Yellow Ticket exposes the
a6scts the Russian woman. especially
the Russian Jewish woman. From
the pale OF setuement" where the
Jews are confined there are but two
avenues Of escape for its female mem
beRo. By the payment OF large sum
Of money to tho Russian government
or By applying for yellow ticket
from the secret police. This yellow
Ticket is permit to any woman 20. be-
calling wherever she Will. without.
noIestation. In the play pure and
innocent girl In forced TO apply for one
Of these yellow tickets and the thrill
Ing experiences through which she
passes while holding IL. form the basis
OF the story OF the play.
sPotash and Perlmutter." one Of the
most successful OF comedies. win come
OF February rs. Potash and PERL
Inutter' IL a decentralization of the char
actsrs and Incidents made famous
Through the Saturday Evening Post
stories by Montague Glass. There 10
plenty OF romance as well as fun in
GARRICK.
Guy Bates Post will inangurate a
weeks engagement In the Garrick
romance by Richard walton Tully
which was q marked dramatic success
on Broadway last season Mr.. TuIly
has woven the story Of hisi play around
the life. times and Rubatyat of Omar
Khayyam. the genial, and beloved poet
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-06

Xxx TEMPLE.
: The Temple announces as Its ehist
oruler OF Interest for next week hltty
uordon. the well-known musical COM
r6y star. who came 10 America FROM
me London stage few seasons ago.
Misa 0ordon IL highly connected on
,ihs late Lisut'-coi, blades. r. A. and
che wife OF the Hon. Captain II. w.
torzley Beresford. az present hghting
Cor his country in the muddy treachss
one OF the most beautiful women or
the stage and has achieved fame I'm
Vaudeville and I'm musical comedy In
England and America. She has starred
IN Alma" The Girl from Kay's.
Pretty Miss smith" and The En-
chantress" appearing In the latter
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ter witnessing one OF his perform
strikingly noticeable. every act II dtf
ferent from the one preceding IL. Tor
while one astounds and astonishes, the
rest may be OF such an amusing char
acter as to throw the audience into .
CONFUSION OF laughter. Thurston 10
conceded to be the peer OF entertainers
In his class. His genial manner. his
mode of execution OF the various trick .
and illusions and the great amount OF
humor he throws into his work. with
erai exceiience Of the program. This
year Thurston IL presenting a more be-
wiidering array of mysteries than ever
before. the most prominent OF which
His Donkey" .'Noah's Vision" The
Vampire" Eliminated Sketches The
Chocolate Soldier" .c The Evolution a01 Of
European novelty. The Phantoms Of .
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CADILLAC

The Girls from the Foilies." pre-.
seuting new burlesque show, Will
come to the Cadillac theater. sunday
afternoon. for a weeks engagement.
The company Is a large one and In
cludes many well-known burlesque
people. among them Harry Stsppe, who
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