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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-01-29

order buyers bought hogs very
freely this week and new orders AZ
Chicago will OF course enlarge the
branch OF trade very much The
quality OF hogs is good and average
weight zoe pounds. six pounds above
the previous week average. and the
heaviest in any week for several
months. sheep and lambs sold i5
TO 25 higher today. receipts $500
head. Several lots OF lambs sold at
$3.50 and the good ewes sold at
Sc to s6.20. Some wethers at $3.50
and yearllngs at $3.50.
These prices are all considerably
above recent levels, the advance be-
ing due TO light supplies around the
market circle,
Outside OF ordinary prices strong
prices should be the rule at the
sheep house.
J. A. RICKART.
Market Correspondent
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-01-29
WHAT'S INDIGFsrtoNg
WHO CARES? LIsTENli



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speed in regulating upset stomachs.
/. is the surest. quickest and the
most certain indigestion remedy In
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time or during the night, II is handy
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known.
Advertisement
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-01-29

r,.-,. oftv ct-el- V.rfe. IAN. p2
r,+ro ,re moderate
r.t. III. ,rd 81 m,r..t eoens To-
III 4,- ga s for sells
rure cotr. a'l rsn ta
,,-,.. ---,--g,y ,-s rome alo-
o,r a,d fee8er rt ten To-
,,...-a ,.,.so~ or1 beavv boer rtsors
.t,.b have bser tbo vo fet cl.ers
~. o,o,.1 tosev ~ lon 10 fir-
49, ,.,,tor Tt.rs waq aowo ercilo-
.-t roro tbs 4r,7o today be-
j, ro nav order IRON, tbe B
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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-01-29

Passage by the House OF reproseu-
tatives Of any bill that prohibits a
pool hall from operating iE tho state
has arouccd great furore. Manu-
facturers Of pool hall equipments.
hotel and billiard parlor owners are
clamoring for the senate 90 change
the onerous condition that the
House has imposed. The original
bin was TO prohibit poll halls in any
place other than Incorporated cities
was made the subject OF shrdlucmtw
and towns. An amendment that was
made the subject OF much impassion
ed oratory changed tho bill to cover
the entire state.
The popularity OF the bill as am
ended has aroused the people wbc
do not want tho pool halls abolished
into considerable activity TO defeat
the measure The arguments that
lead the House TO the passage OF the
bill are plain TO the persons who fre-
duent the average pool hall in the
average small town II IL also ar
gued that the pool hall Ia very often
used as a blind in Oklahoma for the
bRrroom that is screened by the pool
tables In front. The Senate will be
besiegeS by persons who do not
want the law TO pass.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-01-29

pontiua Nalouay commonly known
around the court, house and county
ial aa "Pouto." died On tho SON
"wednesday uieht after weoia of eD-
lenay Fonin WAa buried hy tha
county on Thursday lie WAS not "a
prisoner hnt was fe2 and furnished
shelter al the lau. for the reason
that hls pa Fonts, living near caddo,
had driven him ont Tie was partly
paraly2ed and half witted. and the
earning Of a livlihood was impossl-
Bile for him.
Hence, he became a charge upon
the county
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-01-29

County Demonstration Agent L. II
Fash reports that the farmers OF
Bryan county are awakening TO the
fact that the little Poober Is a very
valuable crop and this year there is
TO be n decided increase In the acre
age over that of last year II has
been demonstrated that this crop
win thrive wlon all others fail II
was proved last year. Corn and cot
ton failed but the little goober was
there with heavy yield There IS
always a ready market
The county fsrw agent cannot act
rs a selling agent for those who
have seed peanuts for sale, but ne
can bring tho buyer and the seller
together and they can mako their
deals. Last year mr. Eash prevailed
uson tho rceput groWors ,o bold q
biz port of their crop Tor s,ed thu.
inauring @ hirhor price for the grow
cr and high grade deed Tor thcll
planting
Mr rash states thtt rcar Bm.
lho fr have decided 90 'acre
tholg acreage. ana are soins % com
thua no u'n sach yar.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-01-29
Henrlnc ln Federal Court.

Sheriff Phillips and Deputy Pave
Wright appeared before U. s. Com
missioner Dave Wright at Atoka, as
witnesses against Arthur Kirkpatrick
and others who we're charged with a
violation OF the Federal Liquor Law.
kirkpatrick was placed in the feder
al Jail at Muskogee IN default OF an
acceptable bond.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-01-29

Heads OF the many state education
nj institutions have been notified by
State Auditor Il. u. Howard that no
warrants will be allowed for travel
ing expenses away from the seat OF
the institution save trips specifically
authorized by the State Board Of
Education. The State Board of Ed
ucation has also been notified of the
rule by the auditor. Occasion for
the rule is found In the frequent
absence from the institutions in the
past of the heads OF the schools and
members of the faculty. at the capt.
tai or elsewhere, for which expense
accounts have been rendered. Since
the ruling there has been a notice
able absence from Oklahoma City of
heads OF the state educational insti-
tutions who are usually here very
frequently during sessions OF the leg
islature.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-01-29

Dallas semi-Wcekly News and
Durant Weekly News both ono year
for s1.25. Must be q new subscriber
20 tho Dallas News. This offer win
not last long Better send IN your
ubgcrlption right ROW. Adv.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-01-29
The snow White bakery.

See the motion pictures of the Item
Biscuit company in fun operation.
A model lesson in efficiency and
cleanliness. Pictures shown at the
Bungalow Theater Thursday, Janua-
ry 2Sth and Thursday, February 4.
WAL
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-01-29

Dallas Semi-Weekly News and
Durant Weekly News, both one year
for s1.25. Must be new subscriber
to the Dallas News. This offer viii
not last long, Better send in your
subscription right now. Adv.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-01-29

The first fellows s12.5O. real
money, gets Remington No 6.
Typewriter In good working order.
E. M. Evans. Durant. Oklahoma. Ad.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-01-29

Agency for Royal Standard, Oh
liver. and Underwood Typewriters
Il. M. Evans. Durant, Oklahoma. ad.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-01-29

The first fellows $l2.50. real
money gets n Rem,agton No, 6.
Typewriter In good working order
y. NJ. Evans, Durant. Oklahoma. Ad.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-01-29

Agency for Royal Standard Oh
iver. and Underwood TypewrIters.
p. M. Evans. Durant. Oklahoma. ad-
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-01-29

If in the market Tor a Tyrswrits,
soc II. NJ. Evans.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-01-29

See E. NJ. Evans If in need Of g
typewriter. az.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-27
kriessbsribnte stidte luseaalIs
1ieas.

Durd ben elprreiden Woiseito
bon 9orliess9 arnoip if aud bic
alte soliaiide Stabi Sarupfp, aus
Der bic RuFen nnnmebr .nbaiiltia
pertrieben fpprben fnb. su tinem
spisen angebenfen in Der Watoe.
f9idte ssiommen. Sarnop feat
redt nnmutis an Der 9iaIo, einem
3ufluHe bss 8unajsc. Sc BAT nabe
on 10000 ginpobntr, if 3if&ofsz,
Rreisgeridtss unb 8~eairfsboupt.
ftabt, babsi Sib pieIer b5berer 2ebr.
ianftalten. Die Itaiiiidt DDmfird, &c.
berrfdt bas Stabtbilb. sic in Elm
breif9iffiser, fpdtgotbifder Hau init
fisentiimlidem 3innenfdmud; Der
1atfm erinnert elm ipenig an b0bz
mff6e 9aufperte bieier Dirt. SIN
Snnern bts 0Dmes befinhtn Iih
bic prddtts.n. aumeiif bnroden @rabs
monunente Der 9arnotpsfis nnb
Strossfjs. 8eonbers fh6n III bas
DoppelbthtmaI bes San Sarnops.
Ii unb Ieinss So6n.s gbriffppb.
Die 8atbebsale bot auBerbem cine
reide S1obfammer, unb i'm naber
SiD5efem Mufeum befarben ii1
bebeutenbe Merie Der arafoner Mas
lersunft. Der msrfpiirbiajfe 9ou
SarnOips it isbod bas @atbaus,
Elm mdBis sroBes. bod reiabples
@ebdube. bas bDnis frei auf benz
Marftplab fsbt. Der untere Sell
bes &atbauies 1T moberniFert, Der
Sber6au nit ieinen 3innen unb
Der fpiBbadiss. nit einem 2unb.
gang b%eriebent Surm limb i'm alten
Stile erbalten. Gs eibt mod cine
4nsabl baulider Decentralization
in Sarnptp, 10 Der biidOflide Yas
Iat, bic 8ernbarbinertir9e bas To-
eennnnte Sorum II. a. m. Sn Der
Rdbe liest @umnisfp nit benz BE.
part bes 5iirifen San.
gusafo, Sann Der S9iiBensarten
unb Der Martinsbere nit elmer
unb elmer nrnlten b0lser.
men Stride, an beren So%upteingang
elm paar .Rieienfnp9en" bdnaen;
tpa6ri4einlid limb es 8no6en zines
Mammuts ober eines ltrelefanten,
Sn Der Martustir9e, bic gIeid Der
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-27

fe SaIbinfel bon @aaipoli 1T in bps
benz MaBe sei6i9tIider 9pben. Gs
TT Der t6ra5ifde gberfpnes Der 9Iz
ten, Der gum groBen Seil unter Der
Serrfdaft oes afb~enerbelben MiItia>
bes ffano. Sd, mo iid Die 3ifte Der
S%albiniel am tpeiteiten oem aiiatie
f6en llfer subrdnst, baben ii9 mebr
als einmal bebeutenbe -sei9i9tli6e
llnternebmunsen abseipielt. Bon
aiiens Settle Der baben bier 3erres
uno fpGter Die Siirfen bic Meerenae
iiberiebt, unb bon Der Salbiniel @aIs
lipoli aus lit Meranoer su fsinem
grpbernnssause mad 4fien aufsebrpz
9en. Seftos liegt bier, ND nad einem
Der f4Onften erie6tf9en RGr6en
alnd4tli4 Sero nit Der Sadel iiber
Die raid itrDmenbe Slut bes SeIess
POINTS hinausgeleudtet bot, um Dem
9eliebten bas erpartete SignoI al
seben; 2orb 8bron bat iid fpGt,l
ben Sport eeleiitet, an berleIben
Stele Die DarbdneIen Su bnrde
f6nimmen. On Der STEELE bon ST.
ftos liest beute elm maleriides 5iirs
tenoorf; unmitteIbar binter Dem
Observation-Disclosures duf Der Settle Der
9aIbiniel @aaippli erbebt iit eine
peiBe Selstpanb, in tpel9er cine tlsis
ne 8rotte ais bas Grab Der Sefuba
gilt.
@enn. @ei9idte unb Sage ibreu
Reis auf bic SaIbiniel bon gaGipfIi
aussesoifen baben, 70 bat iie basegen
an ldnbfdaftIi6er S9Dnbsit ni6t
a~llaupiel gu bieten. ileberbaupt iteben
ia Die Saroanellen IN bieier 5inii6t
hinter Dem mdrdeni90nen 8osporus
peit Suriid, unb bon ieinen betoen
ilfern lit nieber bas nDroli6e, bns
Der !6albinIel bon @aaipoli, bos
minber malerii4e. Sier Feisen bic
gerse, sic bic !Salbiniel erfiilen, ees
pDbnlid glei9 bpn Der Siite al ems
ppr, uno nur bon 3eit 81 3eit Dffnet
Ii6 cine feline &iiitsnebene ba.
no oie 8srgbdde ihren Des gum
Seflefponte ~gefunoen nnO i'm 2aufe
ser ssabrtaufenbe elm fleines Miins
bunsslanO fih eebiloet baben. 9as
ftnb baun bic Stenen, mo bic beoeliz
tenberen anfieolunsen Der 5albinIel
Ii9 finOen. On elmer iol6en tleiner
gu6t liest Maioos, pas Maoptrs
Der @rie9en, mod beut in Der 9dupt4
fade elm Griedenprt, Der ourd feline
56iffabrt betannt 1T. Mit feinen
lpeiBen 9iirmen unb 9auiern iiebt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-27
ACKNOWLEDGMENT

Die Mutter fiBt nit ibren Sin
tsrn nm ben aaffeetifd. Sic fpre
den bon benz 8risg, Dor allen Din
cen aber DOM Batter. Der audi i'm
syelbe tit. Glle tommeu In bem
@nnide therein: rad. lpenrl bod
iair erit Jriebsr ip1re!" Der Heinz
rieriGbrise Sansjiirsen fibt till ba
Lei nnb bort anoGhtis su. pIDblid
iast IL: .Wutti tper iDirb bentf
ipobl flinseln, ipsrrl Der aries niis
fein foil, bic Ruffen ober bic eng
lanber?@ (Gr benit an bas alingelr
in Der @9nle.l Pun meint nut
ter, .tpas meinit bsnn br, fpsr lin
ssIn ipirb2g1
.gia. id CLAUDE bic GnsIdn
bsr.s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-27
9as bSic 8ctter.

Der Dreibsrbanr min ia bic
Decentralization bes Idiedten Meta
tiers ipesen aufsegsben baben!4
ga. oas min id fdon slanbtn.
DEM es iol oa flr9tbar seblibt.
sebpnntrt uno ben 9errf6aftsn in
bic 8ube seresntt baben. Die Spnne
oes gliids i6ien ibner nidt nnb Ds
Radts mar aud nur Der SaIbmpnb
gu iebsn.'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-27

4r6s Roab mad Der uebsri9psm
mung bier gslanoet fein ioll, 6dngt
cine Settle, beren 5olaidlob, hos
Wert zines blinSen Sirten, ongeblit
auf feline Weiie geDffnst perbet
tann.
Die Stpeite Stabt, an beren Tns
men fid bic grinnerung an bic se=
tpaltiee Ourdbru6sfhloGt fir alle
3eit tniipfen pirb, @orlice. 1T pieI
tleiner oIs Sarnop; ba iie i'm Sab
re 1874 abbrannte, boben iid MIR
!penise alte @ebdube erboIten. Silt
iom 1T ber .aerter". notwithstanding
bic arbpta Der olten 9forrfirdens
3apelle. nit elmer Sisur bes gsssis
belten Seilnnbs, beahtenspert cine
Riifttommer i'm @utsbof. @orlice
III Der aussonsspuntt Der saIiSis
fden getroleuminSufirie eetpeien,
unb Sa6lreide Ropbtbo : Raffines
rien nnb anbere 5abrifenonloset
rmeeben bic Stabt. DieIe lisst
Iebr Aibid in ben 8orbersen Der
9esttr.n, an Der Ropo nnb CT
totpfa. 8om @6lobbers Bat mon
cine entsiidenbe Gusiidt.
Mid Saslo unb 8rosno an mis-
lot iinb belte einem ieben betannt.
4n arosno fniipft iid bic beriibmte
@ef6pifteriase BON Stanislaus unb
Inna Sspiaim, cine Der riibrenO.
fen a%eeenben. bic inbefen auf ii.
mem pirtliden gorsanse gu beruber
iteint. Sn Der Jransisfonertirds
seist man bic @ruft Der @eidDi.
tier, unb auf einem altatbiIb. bds
Ban Did sugeidrieben tpirb. fint
Stanislans unO 9tnno semoit sn e.
ben; auberOem bdngen ibrs Bib
niHs in aebsnssr0be 5u beiben Gst'
ten bes Iliars.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-27
Sem Wsuden6uber SerSl lit Elm anDbel
aus Grieasmebl ipie Elm Sdrapneu
auf bic SiibnermiSen seflo9en.

.r unterm 2idte Der Come luitis
gertiig aus, nnb fpenn Der Roropiao
fpebt, Der Die sanss Sommers5eit In
oieier @esenb Die Resel III, bann
oreben fif munter Die Gliisel Der
sablrei9en, NIT ipsiBen Segeln aus
aeftdtteten Winbmiihlen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-27

S3ene in einenl. briiden S9ieen gradient Gin gngldnber iberrettt ben
auf i'm eniurntenoen Sentiben Rinen @elS6entel.
se mag es pobt In benz apf btIes bihten Observation-Disclosures
e Yaks1s., Der a ~ isiae a.i SoiansssloEs iet Dor ben anf in eintginseme.n
tsneu;aie 9mbatI Ser geraauga iIbt IT nOOriia Ser ensffidss s6Ianss
er iebes anbere antdnSfe besabhe @efuerbe eben aud bstubf. Sen sa,
den etancpnnit iest er bein @eener poraus. Der bier edbberte SH
1T elm @eaenrnd 5u benz VerbdIan Der 9efangenen gnetdnber, bic ibren Bee
fegern he nod benbeRm SuBbautpehhampf tameraSfhaffih bic Sans
be fdiheln ipolen. SRr ne bort fanoeu bRe napen anbrlbernngspers
fde bel ben naderen Senbranen bic eeba6renbe 8nroHnna.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-25
SUFFRAGISTS TO WORK
ON THANKSGIVING DAY
Thankful They Can Push Along" il
Efforts to Emancipate Women,
Saws Miss Martin.

In one place in the National Capital
today there is plenty of thankfulness
but no holiday-just work. work. work
1t is the headquarters of the Congress
sional Union for Woman Suffrage.
we are thankful that We are able to
push along the cause for the emancipa-
ton of wOmankind," said Miss Anne Mar
tin. of Nevada. chairman of the commit
tee on arrangements for the suffrage con-
vention to be held here next month.
I'VE are thankful" she continued. that
the sentiment in favor of equal privileges
for woman is sweeping over the coun-
try in a steadily advancing and inevitable
tide that already has reared its crest and
now is about to break on the shores an
ultimate success"
At u o'clock last night the women
were busy at their desks. Miss Alice
Paul, chairman of the union, was tele-
phoning for more and more workers.
Miss Martin was drawing up the final
plans for the demonstration of welcome
to be accorded the ENJOYS from the
Women Voters convention at San Fran
cisco. Miss Emily Stearns. OF Virginia.
was filing away new membership cards.
At tables. chairs. and windowsills were
volunteers, addressing envelops contain
ing appeals for funds. The headquarters
will reopen this morning at o'clock,
sharp.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-25
THIN AND COLORLESS-WHAT THEN?

The woman who reaches middle life
without an ounce of fat to dispose Of.
is fortunate; but she who retains the un-
figure of her girlhood days,
must resort to art to hide the defects.
Indeed an immature form In a woman
Of forty is apt to be scrawny and bony.
but even at that. with taste and ingen-
unity. will make a far more pleasing pic
ture than one bowed down with fat. A
painfully thin woman. or for that mat
ter, any woman in middle life whose
neck Is not pretty. should never expose
It. An 'old' neck is a most unpleasing
sight Evening frocks can be worn de-
spite this, however, as the dog collars
made In so many beautiful and impressive
materials. rather add than detract from
ones appearance. II a soft. nuffy boa
is added. II hides the hollows behind the
ears, while softening the face and add
ing grace to the general outline.
Indeed. the 'old-young woman can do
wonders for herself II she will do as
the congressman's wife did who suddenly
found herself in the midst OF a gay and
new world at Washington. SO plain. SO
gauche that every move was made with
trepidation. But she was clever! She
quickly realized that In order to succeed
and to bring success to her husband, she
must Identify herself with the life into
which she was thrown. that she must
see and be seen. and that the very first
step was to make herself presentable.
How? She was a scrawny. colorless wo-
man. devoid OF style. with amber eyes
and tawny hair.
After much thought. she hit upon an
admirable idea: she boldly called at the
studio OF a celebrated artist and cOnfded
her ambition and requested his assist
ance. The artist instantly saw the won
drous possibilities for an artistic develop
ment and the evolution Of an unique col
or scheme Of which this ambitious wo-
man. with her slim height and amber.
tawny coloring gave promise. Her pc
culiar hair was worn short. and fell In
fluffy masses over her brow and ears:
immense picture hats with dropping
plumes were the invariable style Of head
The Washington herald., 1915-11-25
Au. Mskhz
NEw-nR K! DAY:
O.O.MslNTYRE.

One-quarter ounce oil bazizkum.
One dram essence bibloorius.
One-quarter ounce powdered oomhaha.
OF course. he didn't write 1t as plainly
He gave the slip to the patient. Where Il
/ get it," asked the patient.
ANY drug store" replied the doctor
just as readily as II he had been talking
OF radium or roc's eggs.
A week later the patient returned, look
ing like a new man. I've tried every
drug store in Greater New York" he
said, and they all said they were out
of one of the ingredients" The doctor
took the slip and tore IL up.
''All you needed was exercise" he said
and the only way 1 could get you to
take it was by making you chase around
the drug stores. Ten dollars. please"
There are millions in it," said Charles
Edison, the man from Arkansas, to Don
Marquis, of the Sun.
In what?'' Marquis fed. eagerly.
The In Bad Club" Edison deponed.
Bide Dudley has recently been trying
to learn the definition of "spilling the
beans" He was over in Boston recently
and found out. Said a Boston friend:
That expression means the unpremedi-
tated extemporaneous PRONUNCIATION of
information concerning which one should
have been more reticently inclined
Help was all Dudley could say.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-25
AT THEATERS
NEXT WEEK

Belasco-''Dancing Around'' with Al
Jolson.
Something more than a year has
elapsed since New York Winter Garden
spectacle has been seen in Washington,
and for that reason the coming of Al
Jolson in Dancing Around" should
come as a welcome announcement. This
elaborate extravangaza will be the Be-
lasco Offering next week AL JoIson. who
is a native of Washington. heads the
hugo organization which numbers well
over 100 persons. He will be seen in
his customary role OF Gus in Dane
ing Around" who, as everybody knows.
Is a dusky hued individual who dis
ports himself regardless Of the poor au-
thor's plot.
Surrounding Jolson will be found a
coterte of Winter Garden entertainers,
including Frank Carter, Kitty Doner,
Lawrance dOrsay. Mildred Elaine, Harry
Clarke. Wanda Lyon. Ray Bowdin, N.
Murray Stephen. Edith Day. Jack Carl
ton. Mae Dealy, Harry wardell, Harry
Wilcox, and dozens of dainty dimpied
divinities,' as the press agent calls the
chorus. As is customary in Winter Gar
den shows. the rose-tinted, elevated run
way over the heads of the audience, will
be a feature of the performance. An
enlarged orchestra OF selected soloists
will enhance the musical portion Of the
entertainment.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-25

Lima Abarbanell and the Sam Chip,
Mary Marble Company, will be the CO.
stars of the Keith's bill next week Mime,
Abarbanelrs comedy methods and beautl-
full voice. with which she won conspicu-
GUS success in Mime. Sherry The Red
Canary" will distinguish a number of
songs of operate and popular renown
Sam Chip and Mary Marble. are SAID
never to have been presented TO better
advantage on both sides of the foot
lights than in their new musical fantasy
The Clock Shop" by John Golden The
plot envelopes droll songs. tuneful ditties
romantic episodes. and quaint environ
ment. A large company of players
supports them Third in Importance will
be Florence Roberts and company IN
THE Woman Intervenes." comedy
drama by J. Hartley Manners. Other
features will be "Cranberries," "a
Twentieth Century Courtship,' the
movie" play of Washington people ana
places: Hawthorne and Inglis: Herbert
Clifton: Lambert and Fredrichs,