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The evening world., 1915-02-23
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( Ohariss Diliingham. who - In Cali
1ngnia, has . picture schsms.
/. Usio Janis 10 rehsarsing In. London
1er AIRED Butts THE Passing Show
G 1915"
v Emma Trsntini and The Peasant
oIrl" viii rshsarse here IL this week
"a opon ct the Forty -fosgth Street
YAeatro uext Monday.
I IAe Actors Fund y meeting this
ofOenoon ct the Lyoeum Theatre. II
~ . plan 70 amend its 6y-aAwa 20
= 70 permit non on-profeooionals to be-
Oomo associate members upon the
poygnsnt OF $50 each.
"A. Rosenbaum jr. - to have .
chGckroom for dogs ut the Broadway
Theatre. Seems ~ though Granville
Darkers manager should have
ehonght Of this plan
-, the George Vivian gooss at
~ Punch and Judy Theatre got
away yestsrdAy and led Mr.. Vivian.
Claxtou Wtlstach and the doorman Q
merry chase up Forty-ninth Street..
whoa. To6y!"
yane Cowl. II was statsd at the
Norosco olaces yesterday. has agreed
10 70 TO Los Angeles and create the
pginetpel roles In three plays at the
bueank Theatre. One of these viii
- "Nontmartre."
The evening world., 1915-02-23
oGrs HAMMGRsreIN HoUsE.

Frank Gersten. who formerly had
the Prospect and Royal Theatres In
the Bronx. said last night that the
0srstsn- -Cramer Amusement Com.
pany. IN which Max A. Cramsr, and be
are the principal factors, had bought
the Lexington Avenue Opera House,
now known a. the Lexington Theatre.
erpm the Hammerstein Opera House
Company. Of which Oscar Hammer.
stsin 10 the head. for eo9e.ooo. The
0orotsn. .Cramsr Amusement Com
pany took charge Of the theatre yestsr.
~. Vaudeville and pictures win Be
cpatinued ~ the policy there. Ths
houee was built by Oscar Hammerstsin
sssssd last night that Il cost si.ioo. o.OsO,
The evening world., 1915-02-23

This the aisl docs; and Harry secures the end
che throws 20 him BY tying Il to the branch on
which he ID perched. On this rope Of shssts
Nellie is tc ndks hef escape to the tree where
he aWalte her.
The evening world., 1915-02-23
,saiss ALDgRrsoM RgTURMs.

: LILLIAN Aibertson. known non-pro-
1Dantonaliy - Mrs.. .Abram J. Levy. II
VDtnsalng 70 the stage after an alb
0Gnoo Of nearly three years. She has
3 aDteA the story Of which concerns
. feaAAling asylum. xiss Aibsrtson
AogniFe1 Oueh renowu for her sxcsl-
~ work 10 the original Paid In
yal1'' company. When she married
- isft ~ stass.
gRem rnG chGsTNvT rREe.
- s,e.aai.f e e sees e
-
The evening world., 1915-02-23
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Oliver Morosco was in San Diego. hs
sAw. In . poorly staged production
% st Elmo" . young actress who
haA ne tones Of comedy and pathos
n her voice. He engaged her for
three years and took her TO Los An
usles. where. In his stock company,
ne made = decided hit. she was
DaAly advised. however. and became
&:ssa&1sAed. Finally she asked TO be
selsassd from her contract and the
0anaGsr scquisscsd without animus.
1Aess days ago this same actress
vaiksd into Mr.. Morosco's once here.
I've learned . lot since left your
eempany." she saAd. Il want 70 come
hnsk % ny old management"
"AaA your old management wants
ysA." hs replied.
Coatracts were drawn up, and last
OvDning the manager and actress At.
eAelsed their signatures TO thcm. II
may now b announced that Marjorie
Hambsau. In private life Mrs Wh-
lora Mack, 10 to act under the direc-
slen Of Mr.. Morosco for two years
enl possibly longer. She will leave
~ Los Angeles this week. there TO
- 'nttsd" with . play. Then she
Win bs brought back to New York
lglss Rambcau's most recent New
Yerk appearance was In 80 Much
for 80 Much" written By her hus-
hand. There isn't any doubt about
her future.
The evening world., 1915-02-23
THE SECRET CODE-By George Pratt
Part Two..The interrupted Escape

and cannot escape. Harry hits on Q plan.
"TAke fhe shsets from your bed," he dlfecte,
"tie them together and twist them Into rope.
fasfen one end In yovr room and throw ne
The evening world., 1915-02-23
~ LlkGs rhG EAIN.

5 0sorge Aooser. who returned from
uAn Francisco yesterday. says the
txpOsitton 10 the most wonderful af.
Mr. OF IT. kind he ever saw.
= never saw anything to compare
oail There are more than 800 CON.
Uoo0ions ON The Zone One. known
- the Panama Canal. cost 100000.
0Anclng 10 the rage out there. 6an
RSaneiooo 10 dance -mad"
The evening world., 1915-02-23

BY and BY they di down 10 resi- on bench under
q biz tree Gladys Is niher tired and leans back, not
listening very ntentIy 10 DICKS 'spoonirg and only
vaCeiy aware tst he kmovg closer and that bis arm IS
Qv1 n back n ~ sDt
The evening world., 1915-02-23

She frees herself promptly and Indignantly. and
springs 10 her feet Looking down On Dick. whose hand
- exda.ma .yos ougM 10 Be- ashiinsdl what Do yoa
The evening world., 1915-02-23
FERD @. LONO
illustrator

AZ the airl leaves the window % seeuss one q
two personal bsion}inSs Harry heasS y1tecs b.
meath the tree. Two men are ta1kl8a in O.
un1ertone, and to bsttes hsar what they af(
sayin1 Harry lsans forward.
The evening world., 1915-02-23
mics cHR,srIE .poUsLgs.-

4 Eleanor Christie has been engaged
~ nliott. Comstock . 0est for three
'yoags. Thsv tsadsred Der q contract
yaUoorday aftsr seeing her play two
rola1 n "Dxperisnos''- tion
- yrailty.- Aiss Christie has re.
I1ased Aar0ot Williams IN the f,rst-
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-19

ing and theater going diminish ed, Those who are working and planning for a saloonless nation by 1926. are trying to get a Billy Sunday meetingi in...the saloon centers, as Philadelphia, St, Louis, New York and New Or leans as they have discovered that one of his revivaIs will do more to cripple thessaloons than any other agency. He is in the midst of the Philadelphia meet ing and the old Quaker city has qu aked under his sledge hammer blows and already there have been over 23, ,080 conversions and John Barleycorn is trembling in his boots and feels his throne tottering underneath him.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-19
4 TEXAS WONDER

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The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-19
TWO FIRES WEDNESDAY, MORNING

Last Wednesday morning about 3 o'clock the home of Louis L..
 Majors on east front street was destroyed by fire. @. ss. The house and contentsiwere burned and partially insured. At .5:30 the alarm was given and the house occupied by Jas. Barham near the Methodist EChurch, was on fire. The building and contents were completely burned. The house was owned by C. B. And
 rews, and was partially Ecovered with insurance as were contents.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-19
NJ CONSTITUTIONAL
 CONVENTION YET
SCANT COURTESY GIVEN TO THE YERGER BILL WHEN IT
 REACHED SENATE.
IT WAS PROMPTLY REJECTED
Vote Was 23 to 10, After 1t Had Been Read Only Once-Is Dead For
 This Session.
Little Rock

-NCC'A'
 There VIII be no constitutional con vention in Arkansas yet for at least another two years. This much Wae decided in the Senate, which prompt. for the calling of d constitutional con vention on September to write g new constitution for the state. As soon as it had been read in the Senate Senator Edmondson moved to indefi- nitely postpone, which was declared out or order, and it was then rejected upon motion of Senator Going, the vote being as follows:
 For Rejection Burgess Bush, Cabaniss, Collins, Davenport Duty. Edmondson, Garrett GoirS Greenhouse, Hamilton, Mccall, Over u.an. Owens. Sims. Smith Of Union, Tcler, Vann, Wagner, Wasson, White i.undy. Total. 23.
 Against Rejection Cal vert, Carter Ferguson, Futrel liar ris Moore, Ruff, Slaughter, Smith of Columbia. Total, 10.
 he friends of the new constitution movement, however, feel that thev have won an important victory in hay ing secured the passage Of the bi4 through the lower house of the logis- lature. and that two years from now ttey will have an excellent opportur- i'y for success.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-19
WHITE-BERGER

Frank L. Berger, a well-known travelling man, and Miss Eva White of Prescott were married at the residence of A. J. Rehkopf in Texarkana Saturday night, the Rev, George Welborn of Prescott officiating. After visit ing relatives in Hope and Pres colt, they will make"their home in Texarkana
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-19
QUARTERLY EXAMINATION

1 will hold the regular quarter ly examination to.ascertain the qualifications of all who desire to teach in the public schools of Nevada County at Prescott, March, Is and 19. Remember that the law requires you to take this examination.
 -sass -Haas ,se c. M. Hirst,
 County Examiner.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-19
|DES MONIES GOES DRY

Last November and December |ily Sunday held one of his great Dvival meetings in Des MOines, 1xa, with thoueands of conver- |brs and as usual there were m blows for the saloons. dane Fl halls. theaters and gambling &es. immediately following 1 meeting there was a monster 1ttlOn to the city cOnncil to 06e the saloons and the order os been passed and on Saturday Int the 18th, 80 saloons went 1t of business, and nes Moines pnow dry. The outlook is very " porable for the entire state go- M dry as the state senate has ~ Sed a prohibition law and the co SC will very probably follow ' the state join the dry column -. l, 1916.
 Cne year ago Sunday held a 1f 1fting in Wilkes-Barre, Penn. M the government report shows
 falling off in consumption of eer for that city of 21, ,00O bar for year ending Dec. 31.
 erever he holds one of his
 val meetings there is a hard
 t on the saloons, theaters, || cing and card playing result
 Tn either the closing up ot
 saloons or greatly reducing 1T business, the society wo-
 burn their cards and dane
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-19
NUMBER A
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN
Bryanism Occupies a Different Place From That of Few Years Ago, and Why?

When he first came into nation al prominence we saw him cap ture the nation with the power of his genius. We saw him sway thesmultitude with his words of wisdom, and amaze and terrorize the enemies of free institutions with the logic of his speech. We saw him rise from the disaster of defeat again and again, and each time he had the confidence of the people. We saw him as a twice defeated candidate for president on a foreign tour hon. ored by the nations of the world. We saw this defeated man re- turnsto his native land honored by all the civilized nations on the earth and greeted by his own people as no other rivate citiZenn has ever been greeted.
 And we have asked why this man should touch the human heart of every nation and appeal to the hnman conscience in every land? The answer is Bryan him. self. Constant in his devotion to principle, firm in his conviction consistent in This course. brave and steadfast, he stands before the world the incarnation of un- selfish patriotism.
 As the mark of hostile critics he has been misrepresented, ma- ligned and slandered, but over it all he has triumphed, towering as an intellectual and moral gi- ant, the champion of the purest principles and the noblest senti- ments that have ever possessed a great and powerful people.
 What was once in scorn and contempt termed Bryanism is be- ing written into the laws of the states. the constitutions and into the statutes of the nation.
 Those who once derided this man for his fallacies are now singing his praises for his vir- tues. Those who once abused him for his iniquity are now lauding him for his sanity and strength of his convictions.
 Noswonder this man will re- main ill politics. for .he crown ing glory of his life will be when his creed of universal justice shall have been written deeply into the statutes of his country. Nashville Tenneesean.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-19

w. KY ancy has accepted a position with Drs. Buchanan as bookeeper aad::.. can be found at their office over the Nevada Cour ty Bank at all times. Tele- phoue No. 28.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-19

In taking issue with the Budget Committee in cutting down appropria
 tons asked Tor the University, Judge
 w, r. Hemingway said:
 'I. is said the state is poor and funds not available. If so wealth
 should be increased; and the way to
 do 1t is 10 teach methods of agric@l.
 ture. Show the men engaged in creat-
 ing wealth how he can create more in
 day, how he can avoid waste; how
 he can make his time count more and add to the value of land that is now being wasted This is an investment which yields profits in the develop meut of resources, in increasing values ard in creating prosperity. The re. suits to be gotten are not fanciful, i'm probable or imaginary. They have
 been gotten in other states by the very methods employed by the uni versity They have not increased tax rates They have made property to be taxed. and while increasing the rev onues, they have added many times more to the wealth of the taxpayers
 This work can be done by the uni
 Nersity and it cannot be done except by a university. 1t has been done by them in other states and no state has established such conditions except by
 a university.
 The appropriation asked is meager
 to sustain the institution at it's pres
 ent standard. The reduction contem- Hated will make it necessary to dis charge a number of the faculty and az ricultural workers now at work. Main tenance items are to be cut out en- ! work valueless almost
 i In one day the Senate read first and second time or otherwise considered 1 thirty -four House bills, passed two Senate bills and seven House bills,
 and introduced thirteen new bills. i The Senate refused, by a vote of l 1H to 20 to indefinitely postpone the 1 Sawyer bill for State Fair Commis- hlOn, WHICH Noulu autuOlILc IdCiIS tJ
 the Hot Spring fair under the pari mu- ! tuel system. The vote was as fol- lows:
 F'or-Ashley, Bush, Cabaniss, Car { ter. Davenport. Duty. Edmondson. Fer
 guson. Garrett, Greenhouse, Kendall.
 Mccall, Overman, Slaughter Smith
 of Columbia. Toler Yam. Wagner. i White Lundy. Total. 20.
 Against-Adamson, Burgess, Cal
 vert Going, Moore, Jones, Harris l Hamilton, smith of Union, Wasson. | Total, 10.
 The Budget Committee voted unani-
 mously to recommend the appropria- tion of $47.260 for agricultural eXten- sion under the Smith-Lever act. Should the legislature pass the appro- priation the state would receive from the national treasury an equal amount
 and in addition S10,000 per year for
 the two-year period. The state would
 receive this $l0,000 even if no appro- ;.., {O IN,rt ys,ln
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-19
PAINLESS DENTISTRY

Save money and save your teeth by seeing Dr. J. F. Hereford advt-f Hope, A k
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-19

The house passed the Senate Bill by Edmondson, providing that the cost of all publications under the pro visions of the publicity act shall be printed in large type at the head ot such publications. The vote was as follows:
 For the bill--Aleander, Armstrong, Belote, Brawner. Brockman Buchan. an, Eurrow Carruth, Condrat, Cope land of Izard, Copeland of Howard, Creekmore, Crump, Davis, Dipboye, Ellis, Findley, Gentry, Gray, Hawk ins, Helms, Holland, Hollensworth, Hooker Hud5peth, Hudson. Jeter, Johnson, Johns, Joiner. Jones of Pu- laski, Jones of Washington. Kinc, Letier, Lewis, Little. Love, Willard, Moses, Mosley, Nicks, Pierce, Plem mons Pollard, Pope Reid, Robertson. Shaver, Shof1ner. Shouse, Smith stafford, Steed, Street, Sulcer, Swep. ston. Taylor. Teague, Tedford, Thon asson, Waggoner, Walls, Williams of Benton Williams of Cross, Woods Yerger, Young, NIr Speaker. Total, 6S.
 Against the bill-Beeson. Bell, Ben nett of Arkansas. Bennett of Poin- sett, CazOrt, Collier, DOwdy. Dunlap, Tunn. Fair Griffin, Halbert Hatley Josephs, Miller, McGil. New berry. Perkins, Posey. Reigler, Rogers of Logan. Ruble. Rorex, Wallace. Will son. Total 26.
 The bill provides that the publica- tion of the item of cost shall be in type twice the size of the type in the body of the report, and shall stand at the head of the article. It was this requirement that called down upon the bill the severest criticism, even by those who had voted against Act No 3. and which led them to charae teri2e the bill as one prompted by spleen and animosity
 Representative Beeson of Morrilton, president of the Arkansas Press As sociatios, said the newspapers could have no reason to object to the re mired publication, f1t what they did object to vas the spleen back of the lill It is not the fact that the bill requires that the cost be published, out the evident fact that there is back if the measure an unusual degree of animosIty, a spirit of flying a red flag in the face of the members of the state Press Association that we oh- feet to- he said. What excuse can there be for a measure that is charc ed with the spirit that characteriZes this bill? The State Press Associa- tion has always dealt fairly with the people of the state, and will continue 70 do so. So far as l know, the news. papers are printing free of cost and of their own volition the cost of every item. and are doing it to show that the campaign waged against Act No 3 was based largely upon a misrep- resentation of the cost of publicity" :"
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-19

The house, by vote of 6S to 2s passed the Senate bill by Edmondson to require the printing in large type at the head of each publication under Act No. : of the cost of such publica- ton. The house also passed Senate bills. by Kendall, to require the sec retary of state to make quarterly re. rorts ol the number of books sold by him; by Calvert, to regulate the prac- tice of veterinary surgery in the state; and b~ Futrelt to regulate the recov. cry of bonds following the dissolution of injuncti0ns.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-19

The Senate virtually killed the Lei. Ter Sunday fishing bill on Tuesday ar. ternoon by sending it to the Senate Committee on Labor of which Sena- tor Calvert of Fort Smith, an ardent sport man is chairman This commit tee viii bring in an unfavorable report on the bill, if 1t is reported back in time for further consideration.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-19

The Calvert veterinary bill, passed by both houses provides for the ap. pointment of an examining board of five members by the governor, to eX- anime those who desire to practice veterinary surgery,
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-19

Senator Euh is the author of a bill fixing the salary of the assistant at. torney general at S2.1oo and the sten. ographer at $l,SOO year
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-19

A new idea in examining boards has made it's appearance in the Senate. There are boards, active and proposed, to examine lawyers, doctors dentists. veterinarians, osteNpaths, homeOpaths. blrbers, emoalmers. eclectric physi- clans, pharmacists. abstracters, chiro- podists, optometrists, drugless healers. tor White with a bill for the appoint nent of a board of five for the exam. nation and licensing of architects.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-19

Why worry with that outlaw horse? Bring him to me and have him returned a tracuable animal. Any bad habit over come. Satisfaction guaranteed.
 C. A. White.
 Prescott. Ark.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-19

After biennially recurring con troversy, the first breach has been made in the mine-run act which pro- coal as it comes from the mine, before 1t passes over screen. Governor Hays has approved the Cazort bill which repeals the act in so far as 1t applies to Johnson county and several townships in Logan Strong delega- tions appeared before the governor for and against the bill.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-19

The Judiciary Committee of the Senate reported favoTably upon the Duty and Moore bills to pay Judge W F. Kirby and the estate of James H IIarrod Sl2,500 each for services ren. dered in the rate cases. This com mittee also returned the Jones and Duty public utility commission bills without recommendation, and the au thors of these bills introduced substi tutes upon which the committee also failed to make recommendation. The authors of the bills have elim0ated the objectional features about railroad bonds and the sections regulating local public service corporations, but they are still apart on the manner in winch the commission is to be selected. The Jones bill extends the powers of the Arkansas Railroad Commission, while the Duty bill makes the commission appointive.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-19

A till has been passed by both houses whereby Perkins township is Ge tached from Saline county and made a part of Pulaski county. Woodson and Farrell are located in that town ship.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-07-08
Wednesday


Mrs. Grace Westenhaver went to
Lone Rock this morning to visit her
sister, Mrs. A. J. Dickerson at the
Dickerson Hotel.
Mrs. Frank Kelley and daughter,
Mrs. Earl Dewing of Mason City,
Iowa, are guests at the home of Mrs.
Kelley's mother, Mrs. Robert Meek,
Second avenue. Mrs. Meek is in very
poor health.
Mrs. Gail Grover and daughter, Iris,
of Chicago, returned this morning after
a visit at the home of the formers sis
ter, Mrs. Sebastian Gavol, on Sank
Prairie. They were called to Baraboo
by the death of Almer Frances, Mrs.
Growers father, at Mansion.
Paul T. POST of Evanston, Illinois,
who has been spending week or more
with relatives at the lake, left Tuesday
for Fantam Lake, where he joins the
state Y. M. G. A. camp.
The Misses Marie and Agnes Dryer
leave tonight for Haines, North Dakota,
where they will be guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Holdridge for the re-
mainder of the summer.
George Graves has returned from La
Crosse where he spent short time
with Mrs. Graves, who was operated
upon for goitre. Her condition is fav-
orable.
On June e Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Lewis
entertained at their home on Ash street
the members of the birthday club"
and their husbands. The occasion was
of especial interest since it commemor-
ated the thirty-second wedding ami
versary of the host and hostess. The
ladies were served a delicious repast at
five clock and later the gentlemen,
upon their arrival, were ushered to the
dining room. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis have
as their guests for the week Miss
Florence M. Fisherdick of Ware, Magsa-
chusetts, and Miss Grace Hilton Cham
berlain Of Boston. Miss Fisherdick Is
an old friend of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
and was present at their wedding in
Massachusetts. Miss Chamberlain de-
lightfully entertained the company with
original monologues. In few days
Miss Fisherdick and Miss Chamberlain
leave for Boston.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-07-08

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