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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-18
gdsliher aNarft- 8erid)t,
gineinnati, II. goD.

Die ndhioIgenben Quoiiruncea bes
aisfsn fi1 nur aui gnaros grdnss
aftionen. Bel ifsinersn gsIbdften
wtrb.n etipis b5fere yre;re bersaref.
'prooifionen.
2 dmal5. pri:ta Steam
$50 $50; 5amilp Samal3 10
101 per Yiunb.
|srodsnsefoIsenes 5sii4.
Sbort cfdr Stiten. loie 10b-11c;
erira iaort clear Gei.sn 10t-10ae;
ibOrt Rippsnisiten 10--103t; gsls
lies 11--11sc.
Bacon. - Sbort clear Stiten
11a-12e: EXTRA hort elscr Seiten
11a-114c: ibort giippsnieiten III
Lilo; Bellies 12a-134c per pfuno.
Suaar Gureb 5ftii6. -
S6int.n 16a a-17e: pitnic G6ultern
t12-12ac: grsati.it Bacon 19-20e;
Shuliern In Yddeien 12-12Ac; Retp
yort Gut 12-121e; trrdsne Beef
.GfIinien 23-25e Der Dfunb.
SiBgsp6teftesSfeifd. -
Sanieu 15-15se; pirnic Saultern
11-11sc: Bellies 16-16tt; S6uts
terri III lit: Sfultsrn. 81. q.
Gut bo. 114-11at Der pfnnb.
Jriffes TIeiif. - S9int.n
13-13be; g,ienie s6uliern 1oA-
11e: Saulisrn 1oa-11t: ibori RIP
0enisiten 10a-11e; ertra ihort clear
psnfsiisn 1O-10Ac: ertra ibort clear
Rippeni,iien 10a-11c; Bellies, Iei9s
is 16A--17c; gslies. ianrs IL
12c.
Mebl unb Defreibe
WebI. @inter pottnt S5.65
5.75; Dintsr fancp $5-2O-5.30;
Winier 1dmilp s4.65-4.75; Winter
ertra s4.20-4.40: minier orbindres
$4.Oo-4.20; 6artes mei3en 4,dtsnt
$5.75-6.20; 5artes gDei5en fantn
S5.35-5.60: 5artes Weiaen iromilp
S4.40-4.75; Rcagenmsbl, nprbutftits
DIES. a.mijbtes s5.20-5.45; rsines
Gitp Rossenme6l S5.30-5.55; Gitn
semiI6t.s Rnessnmebl s5.20-5.45.
Wei5en.- Ro. 2 rcther Win.er
$1.14a-1.16; 30. 3 s1.09-l.10;
80. a DO. 95c-$1.04.
sIfdforn. - go. 2 peiBes
65-65se: SO. 8 DO. 64a-65e; 80. 4
DO. 64-64Ie; 30. 5 bo. 63t-64e;
80. 8 bo. 63-63ae. = go. 2 s.lbes
85a-e6c; Ro. 3 bo. 65-65ac; Ho.
q bo. 64s-e5c; glo. 5 DO. a.
64ae; glo. g bo. 63s-64c. - go. 2
semifhtss 65-65ae; SO. 3 DO. 64a--
65e: SO. a bo.. 64-64le; SO. 5 bo.
63a64e; go. 6 bo.63-63ac. -
Weibss 3olbenforn, neues. 54-55t;
seltes aOlbsniorn 55-56e; ssmii4s
ies aolRnforr "a SOC. = W,iB.s
2otbentOrn alies, 64-65e;' sslbss
&oixniOrn 65-66e; ssmiihi.s Roll
beHtorn 64-65c.
ROegen. - gio 2 99c-S1.Ol;
go. 3 $685.: go. A 90-95c.
Safer. - 30. 2 ipsibsr Al
41te; Stanbarb tusiBsr 4o-40ae;
Ro. 3 peibsr 37-38e; Ro. A iusib:r
35a -361c; Ro. 2 seniT9tsr 37-38;
30. 8 q,mii6t.r 36-37e; go. 4 sss
miidter 34-36c.
Wbisfh
ipurbsn 1914 9bls. 9iiiils
Iers Ginifb.o goobs auf Der 9afis bon
s1.39 psr gallpne.
grpeertes. n
Raffse. - ssapa 23-30t Wos
ia % 30e: gud.emalc fanen 19c;
bD. outer 17ae.
vrtnd ...............,....it IN
stuef .-..-.-s.......-.s..l Iyy
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-18
gbieaao, II. Rop.

S9neins - 3uiubr $4,000;
WGrti iteiia. Butt S6.0O-6.45; kidd
ts $5.60-8.45; asmii6ts $3.50
$40; I6tpsr. $5.90-6.7O; rob. $3.50
$40; Jertsl $3.75-5.65.
8inbpieb. - 3ufu9r 1900;
Wartt ifsiis. Ratio. gsei Stisre $3.50
-10.30: aiibe uuo Seif.rs $2.75--
S.25; adfxr S6.00-10.O0.
9 6ais. = 3ufubr 1900;
WAartt JET. .wetbers $5.6o-e.25i
gpss $3.50-5.55; 2ammer $3.50
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-18
seIs, sslss n.s illtien IL Qsu neri

Wtid3aflspepiere purotn SH S-3l4sl. bis.
fonitrt. @sdiel auf gonboH warta iteiig
~ 4.s2 jar ~ Tagr Sidi; aabel.Nnwet.
iunsen H.671. uno Sini' Nttitl s4.S7,
Granfs Sidi 6.y3. ststsl s.S2; 1sri 5ini
s0ii. aabd s01s, 4ires sidt G.fs, aabsl
6.47. @ubd SicbI 82tl; aabsl Ban; Siber.
BARREN 81. Reyifanii6t Dollars S91i.
Gftttnm rft.-Nm gormitiase mar
Der Narft itart unb iaii ale atiisR bsr pifre
tatten 8suinne auiiupsiisH. UsseH ShIuB
aber tgat cine Reatiion elm Huo Der zaarft
i9iob nHaersseii.
9tfentaku aFiien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-18
Wetaa $ @arft.
gasp gort, II. g1pD

0sp Yort, II. NoS.
aupisr, Wartt feit.
GlectrplDtic. - $500.
Giien. - Wlartt ltettg uno unpsrs
dnbert.
3inn. - Martt fsit; $42.50--43.>
80.
9fsi. - Sffsrirt 1926.
Spelt.r. = $17.75-18.25.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-18
q c n 0 M miferet

sSie baben ia eiuen fiir6terIidert
Sdnupfen, 5rau @ran5iaer,"
.Sa fpiiien Gle, id, mar neit.
Iid BEL meirem Sdpiegeriobn bee
bdttc ibn, uno ba babe i'd mid tpcbE
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-18
nrld 1ee: almburs,r 1s-17ac per

1alt per 1usenc.
@efImael. - Hdhfraae gut. -
grpifers 2 gfunb uut barunter nc;
iiber gpei pfunb 14e; 5dbne 9ae;
!Sibner 11-14c; 1rutbiibner 1870;
Guas Csc; Gnten 13-15e;
iunae gnten 141-15ac; @dnfe III
-13e.
5afen. - go. 1 1925 $50
To. 2 $1.75-2.o0; gulls 60e per
9ubeub.
Gbfi unb Gemii ie.
4epfel. - Cute 4epiel $500
1915; setp5bnlide s1.00-2.0o per
pbl.. einhimiine 40-75c per gti.
3itronen. Msdina S2.75-
300; California s3.o0-3.5o pet
aiiis.
aronsbeeren. - Cape Cob
5.00-5.50 per Bbl. anb Sl.2o-
1.50 per Rite.
Oranaen. California BAL.
S325-4.25 Der aife.
Weiutrduben. - gontorb lS
Poe per aorb bon s pfunb; gslaSat
ra 12se; Tslapare 12t per tb'ilen
aorb.
8rupeSruit. - 5sle Of gins
&.25-4.50; Jlorioa $3.5o-3.7o
per grdte.
girnen. - gortl.tts 75c-$1.s
% ,. Yu., Ri.fsr 5oc-$1.25 per gbl.
Auitten. $175-2.o0 per
gu.
adrtoffsIn. einbsimiI6.
$1.90-2.00: Gobblers go. s1,So
300 per ybl. unb 50-55t per
Blu. alif benz 9eIeife. -.
y SHBtartoffelr. - gnsls
nia Si.75; shts .seSrisp $3.o0-3.25
per 8bf..
9urten. - 1sp gort s1.25--
1.50 gu. saorb.
5omdten. - California $1.50
LIB per Crete.
Dtibe Riibem. $L5-1.75
per gbl.
Sttdri6en. $1.50 per Gbl
glumentobf. - Rem Dort
75e-1.O0 r'- Crate.
araut. - ginhtimiides Tot
s5e per gbl. unS S70o-8.00 per
Son. bGniiteg 85e-$1.00 per gbl.
unb S8.O0-10.O0 per 2onne
cuf b.m geIsii.. Roitss $1.5o-1.73
per B6l.
3pi.b.In. - Ginbeimii6e sel'
Sc 70-75c per gu. unb S2.25-
$50 gbl.: einbsimtid. ptis. GOT
S1.00 per gu.
@riine 9obueu. = ausipdrf
tise $2.O0-2.25 per 5aHper.
aarotten. - giuhsimii4e 5e
-60c per gu..
Rotte RHben. - einheimil@
12a-15e per Dusenb.
2aubprobutte
Ssu. - go. / Simotbp $500;
Ro. 2 simotbp S16.75-17.00; Ro.
8 9imotbp $14.75-15.00; Ro. l ses
miI6tsr al.e $500; go. 2 ssmifd9s
ter aIee S14.00; Ro. / stlee $14.O0;
Rp. 2 ale $12.0O; Sieiisss aIfalfa
$10.5O-13.00; peItIihes $17.OO--
1900 per son.
Wublsnfuttsr lit itetig. =
alsie S2O.50-21. 90; Wibblings sros
6.s $24.50-25.oo; DO. fsin.s $3.50
a.mif4tss gutter $220o-I
22.50.
Gdmereisn. -Warit iitiig. =
qlslamen S6.75-10.50 auf bem Ges
IsiIe unb S10.50-120O per gu. pom
Store. 1imutba $3.15-3.60 pom
etore. 4ls~
Deri3tebsues
Dele. - Warit itetig. 2einSl, 70.
bs &c per @aIlOne in qartisn BON
& gbi. getc6ies 1e me6r 10. /
aarb5l 60c: Cotton Sstb Del. raft
nirt,s &c per @olIone. 5srpsntin 64e
in parti.n pou 1--5 G,aaon.n unb
75t in gdrtitn BON 1925 gdaonsn
Petroleum. Obio Carbon 120 grab
0st. bo. $50 Grab 10ac. SedbIisbt
175 Grab 12e: Reb Groirn @niolin
l5e: Rapbta Ice per GaIlcns In parf
tisn pon Id 1bls.
Gala. - Der Wdrit in rubis.-I
Obic Riper S1.05 Der 81. bon 2S0
pfb.. Tuhrlo3n hin3usefiist.
Sdla. - Wlartt iietia. prima
gitp 7t-7ae; bO. Country 6a-t
per g}iurs.
aobIsn.- Worii rubis. gcu'
gbipabsnp $3.50-3.75. 9lub une
Giad 1925. aanatpba SiiidiotIen
$3.50-3.75. glub unh SIad $2.25
Der 9c.ne abaslisfsri. gdu@IoIe
Giiidsobl,n $4.75, bo. Ruk unb
Glad $3.25. 2lutbraeiis $7.75-8.O0
0avr. .kcff,sfsvt Rng. fostst |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-18
Gbieaap. II. @op

@.b.u. Jiir Sss. $1.o3i-1.'
05s; am Sdlub $1.034. Sir Wlai
$1.05h 10y; am S9lub $1.054.
Mslld5torn. = ffiir Des. 6o-6le;
am Sdlub 60ac. Giir Mai 6Ss
64at; am S6Iub 63ze.
Snfsr. = fiir Dsa. 3Ss-3Sat; am
G9luB 3Sic. 5iir wsai 393-4oie;
am GHIuR $3.50.
A0sssu. aein 0ertauf.
0srite. - 57--6Sc.
simptbb. = $5.00-S.00.
ales. - $10.00-20.00.
p0ri. - Gir San. S16.57-16.7O;
ON S9lub 1867. Jar @at4 S18..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-18
N.p gori, II. Rop.


Rebl. = W1rtt itstis. ?
@ei5su. Usnrtt ipillis; RO. ]
Durum, $111a (. o. 3. ys.,D yorii
Ro. 1 foritsrn, 1ulatb $1.08a unS
Ro. 1 ROrtb,rn Nauitoba $1.1O1
c. /. {. gufialu. Jir DECEMBER Sill.
Weli6iorn. = Nartt piIIis; Ro.
2 sslbss. 73lc.
Safsr. = Rdrtt 6sinahs it.tis; Ro.
8 tp.iber, 41l-412c.
Sen. = Rartt iistis,
Sopfeu. - Uearft rubig.
Sante. - Warit itetis.
2sbsr. = Warit felt.
qcrt. - Warft f.ii.
Beef. = Wlartt iistig.
S6mol5. - Wartt ftart. RioSls
DeIt S9.20-9.30.
+. 5aIs. - Wartt ilau.
Wole. - Wartt itstis.
Reis. - Nartt fetis.
RclaHes. - Wartt itsiis.
3uder. Sober, Martt pilig;
Centrifugal $5.o1; MpIaN.s $4,24;
rafiinirter, Wlartt rubie.
Butter. - Wtarti ieii; 3ufubr g.
213. gwamsrp, .rtras, 31tc; greames
rp 32-32tt; firiis 27-29sc; ies
combs 25-26he.
gi.r. = Wlartf unreselmdbis; gu
fabr S,07S. 5rifdb seiammeIte, Gtra
fein. 43-44c; srtra firms 40-42r;
firits 35-30c; i.epnbs 28-34c; ipsi1
&c, fein. bis fanep 5S-63e; brouns
aaie. = Nldrtt itf; 3ufabr 305;
Stais, pbOlsmilt, ipetidls. 1eie; DO.
fdncp, 15a 16t; DO. ipeeiaIs. l5a-
Ice; DO. inntn 15ke.
GefIiiasl. ejsrsinistes. Martt
itstis; Wsiierr iriifs Siibnsr; Sbls.
l5-23c; iriife oGbns, essiite 12-
l7c; ssfrOr,n, 5urtsps 1870. -
esbsnb.a, Rortt i.etis; Dsit.ru Siib'
n.r 15e; sabns 13t-15ei 1urtsps
1920,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-18

Ai6tfon ssn e.. as pSiH. Sac. n. 81, ~
Efrhifrn u. lr. .. ..l67I9 y. q Qrtf ~ ~ etI<
ntl1nttf q q II. IL. Sss1, 0G. be6. 81 lin
SAT-. q %. ~. .... HMtf .gttr ~ -. ..ie5,<
Y. 3 - 10. "a. -. 10 iHn. 5fnfs AZ iii
Bethlehem e. tel. ioo,s y ID Sntlp. dbf.6r. soh
Sroen Trnnflt st.. feeN TORT h ~. %. ~ flsts
rert Of "a II. Brs .iel1 fprfh. Voc. lr. ~. % B
GsHf Feather 3d. ico's rcti6 qcs Or sstl
Cert pd.ffiff T. !. eetf -rvar g .rsf4 4r.... S3l4
Shtfab q O. Az sz5S psrn gorf <H ... 1854
sbffdr < O. cb. tf % gvnr aeT. lis .ioi
e.. .. 4 q. icinf u ssNf Tfnb,ra gen. d.. e5H
g., g, a g. ger. ~ sshl ffg, zffel Gr -, sstk
gb.cdao Or. =. a.. 724.l u a.&5 n. rsf4r. ToIs
Gtic .M let q 10 n iosts .lp coutbir eer,, A. &C.
e. G,W&GfF,trlb 10It str5 SIC. nsi .5r. 7iIs
G.sHss-&B ref4r, % =. 1df q. 81. ...iN
sble. & Fcrfbm. 5tfB 10. Tor rrs 4r. -. soh
Co.. & 60. rel. ~. 20 lSo. NaiIip. ST. :. issi4
trHp a.. I'D. b s9,Jsc Jaiiw. ger. lr. 7iss
fffs etenrifes 81 ~ l1r. Co.. st. sf.... ios
grss "a. tr estiese stszt ztTsr a &Rac m. !. ss3
sris rtu. n. 49,. Hsilibirbsibe. at,, 81. %
weu. electric Sc. :. isb<ll llflbii Ncc. 4r. Ntt
yr. Iertb. I. Ak ssI&HHtsE paf. %. lr.. ssM
IN. Central ret tr. 70 ~ z glubtet 6S. l0s,z
mt y. Z. Or. .... 9stsH z Gffsf 81. iOiJs
9nf NET. AZ 80. ~ Rirl q, ,Rtrm. &c -. ssss
RAM. q. @. rri. E. sslnlb6ft T. 5r, 10 a
g. ebcrs bsb tr. .. stb rl lls,ssn AZ 80. slii
:. 2. Nm. tt..... s2ssI Nrf.irab. 81. 10. &c. la
W- q. q 7. 4. l-.. sos'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-18
vIsatIns esMIs.iiHsiasG

9ie tlmfdss i'm bisiiasn glsarinsteuis
bsIsfen f4 5eate auf t6.oso, 800.
rsiaf esfutitateH.
Tas Mnssbot uon gatsn papisrtn III ges
rina. Sebermann idsinf Deislben islt 80
halisu IN Grwariuus p6psrsr Ersiie. 2ie
tjeihaits waren paptr nidt 10 ltbbait.
LbiU 0iliss Bas. Cine. Gas & GltrrIe uuo
Gy,o Gale telephone com. paren bic sin.
S,asnyapiers, bis ssbanotlI wurorn. RAD.
lIsbtnoe Ssridnis ltno Sa berIdteu:
a. MarfS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-18
Opitt NelSi,tarfte.
GiaeinnotL II. glos.. 19iI

0ttStuHubt ~. ytDpy lblos
1ie @d9iraas mad Sarlebtn mar teute
m ben biesgsn Banien cine redt CUTE une
ole @efdidfft i'm THetmeInen ltbboit. 9is
.3iusrdten iInD unpfrdneert seblItbsn. 5iir
sofisbrH ,.eR eouS perben non ben Ban.
ten 4pes berednft, ipdbrtno @eifdiispapitre
au 6--6T pisfpriirt mtrpen. I'm offtnsn
iRarfie wuyptn 9ariebtn ON CALI Az 81
--4% nab aui ,Seii an4--4HS plasiri.
f3saisf sai pap psU
wufoeu 81 Bari ywifdsu Banisn perfauit,
pie eountsrrare betrast soc gramis per
$1,000.
nsdsd saS Gnrspa.
SidJt- ygsdia aui 2onopn parbeH Az
40 per- yjo. Sieriing auptiri. Gar sssd,s
lei aHt BeriiH wur6en SAC FIT 4 utatf
bsretntt, FIR sss4ief auf #aris 171se pro
Svant, aai GmfierDam 421se pro wuloen
unp ahf @sn l5e per arpns, Stres 1875,
Nubd 80. Jrducs t5dwtt5j isc.
rHnhts cblisafisufs
iudren ruhia unb itett1. Tfs 8aufeu aui
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Niehnsarft.
Cincinnati. II. gop.

ipdbrenb bsritlben 3eit:
Rinbp. Sd,ipeins @d,afs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-20
"Casearets" regulate women.
men and children without
injury.
Take when bilious. headachy,
fer colds. bad breath.
sour stomach.

Instead OF nasty. harsh pills.
salts. castor oil or dangerous Gallo
mel. why don't you keep Cascarets
handy In your home7 Caacarots
act on the liver and thirty feet of
bowels 80 gently you don't realize
you have taken q cathartlc. but
they act thoroughly and can be de.
pended upon when a good liver and
bowel cleansing IS necessary they
move the bile and poison from the
bowels without gripping and Bwceteu
the stomach. You eat one or two at
night like candy and you wake up
feeling fine. the headache. bilious
ness. bad breath. coated tongue.
sour stomach. con stipation. or bad
cold disappears Mothers should
give cross. sick, fevcrlsh or bilious
children a whole Cascaret any time
they are harmless and safe for the
little folks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-20
1000 GIRLS AT
DOLL TEA PARTY
Seattle Riddles Introduce
Their Dollies to New
corners From Over Sea.
HAVE PLEASANT TIME

4 thousand little girls took their
dollies 90 a tea party In the place
where the dolls live at the Fraser.
Paterson store Saturday afternoon
The store advertised for several
days about the tea party There
wasn't any really tea. II was chloe
oiats. instead. which tastes lota
better than tea. anyway
They issued invitations TO all lit.
tie girls who would come 10 the
store and get them. before Satn'
day.
The girls had TO take their own
dolllcs with them TO get into the
party
A lot % doillss have just come
TO the store. from all over the
world They're all strangers here
The store people wanted them to
get acquainted with Seatti. dollies.
so they arranged the party. and
had the little girls come sort OF az
chsperons TO their dollies.
Some OF the stranger dollies
came clear from Germany, But
none OF them got hit with any bul.
lets. because they came thru Hol-
land And then there were Amer.
lean cowboy dolli.s. and lots and
lots Of Kewpies and iust little baby
dolls. with long clothes on. like
your little baby brother. and other
dolls mosts big az you. There
we're dolls from all nations. and
OF all colors.
Two big brown bears stood on
either side OF the place where the
children entered the reception
room. Every once in a while the
bears would 40 "Ugh-h-h'" and
growi.
The little girls mamas left them
here. unless they cried. And then
the littio girls sat down at tho cut.
eat little tables on little bitsy
chairs and Toasted on choc-
olate and waters.
After a while the little girls got
up and walked around. introduc.
ing their dolls to all the other Sc
attic dolls and tn. stranger dolls.
They only let $50 little girls In
at a time. because any more would
be too big a crowd. The party
started at 230.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-20

daY.
Twin Beds~ has earned and kept
its popularity II ls clean and cK-
hliaratinK
Two Of lie characters alone would
Justify lts popular success--,he sig.
nora Mont. an able bodied Amazon.
who found fat little Italian tenor
warhling In a cabaret in Brooklyn
~ SIS a week. married him. then
elevated him to the temperamenial
group OF $4,000. pnr-nighters. at the
Metropolitan. and little Blanche
Hawkins. newly married to her
Harry. who found that Blanches
propensity for picking up stray ac-
quaintancca In the elevator OF the
big apartment house was enough
to drive a sane man mad
So. what with the Months running
downstairs and the Hawkinsea run.
ming 40. and Norsh. the maid. put
ting a finger In. the Hawkins apart.
mcnt. scene OF the play. had ample
excitement for eight or ten fRrces
EMPRESS
Coolies OF comedy IL promised on
the coming weeks bill. beginning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-20

OAKLAND. Nov. 20-Trailed al
most across the continent by pri-
vate detectives and the police OF a
score OF cities, John Brokman. for
mer superintendent of the Gener-
al Electric company's big Chicago
plant. is>in the city prison, accused
OF emhezEling $4,000
Last night Police Officers Wall
man and Flynn went to the home
OF Brokman at 554 25th St. where
he has resided for the past month,
and placed him under arrest.
lie was torn from the arms of
his wife and placed In cell in the
city Jail.
Today. in an interview with Capt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-20
METROPOLITAN

Daddy Long Legs" the reignlng
dramatic success. will be- iutroduc-
ed to Seattle playEocrs sunday
might. az the Metropolitan
The play. written by Jean Web
Stsr aud staged by Henry Miller, Is
a dramatic y.rsion OF the famous
Daddy long.Legs" letters. origin
ally published as magazine serial
and reproduced In a book that has
for tire. years headed tn. list Of
American best sellers"
The story OF the comedy is NOV.
en- about a pretty waif In a New
England orphan asylum.
Judy Abbott. the founding girl.
rebels against the tyranny OF the
institution tn which she has grown
from bah, hood 10 adolescence.
Hor spirited but pathetic defiance
OF the matron ~ overheard BY Jcr-
Wis Pendleton. a newly appointed
trustee. and a man with a penchaut
for doing good deeds. but posi-
tive horror OF being found out,
Psndleton determines TO give her
the chance In life that has been de
MED her. lie has her sent TO a
fashionable college for girls
There Is just one stipulation I'm
posed by Pendleton. The girl Is
not to know her benefator She is
TO make reports OF her progress st
the college. but her Letters must be
addressed to Mr. John smith"
Judy ~ too imaginative 10 accept
the absolute terms OF the arrange
meuts
Altho she does not see her mys-
terlous guardian. she manages 10
catch a glimpse OF his elongated
shadow. cast on the asylum walls
l by the searchliEhts OF his automo-
bile. and promptly nicknames him
Daddy LongI.egs."
Finally they meet. And Of course
you can guess the rest
Next weeks engagement will in
clude Wednesday and Saturday
matinees. and a special Thanksglv'
( ing day matinee.
MOORE
a record OF SO weeks on Broad
way, the longest run OF the worst
year in theatrical history. Is the
accommodation with which Twin
Beds" the laugh festival. BY Sails
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-20
DIR. T.. n. CLARK
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-20

der. and Victor Morley gets deal
OF run out Of tn. rockies expert
cncor Morley has a company of
IL. only one OF whom IN n woman.
The jolly singing comedian. Stu
art Barnes. gets n lot o, fun out Of
dramatizing the troubles OF love
sick swain and his first girl
Other acts: Nine. DonAld-Ayer.
prima donna from the Boston Grand
opera. the Leon Sisters. tlght.wire
act: the CriNps. hooked by vaudc-
Vile from The Ham Tree. Fla.
villa. accordion PLAYER and dancer.
PAGE. Hack and Mack. entertain.
ers. and the Travel Weekly to Trip.
oil. Mozambique. Switzerland and
India
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-20
HEAD OF BIG PLANT HELD AS
EMBEzzLER after FLIGHT

Peterson. Brokman, according to
the officer, made a confession, ad.
mitted defalcations extending over
two years which he said he had
covered by padding the payroll
Brokman is said 10 have worked
his way from minor position in
the shops to that of superintendent
Rrokman ascribes his downfall.
according to Peterson, to living be
yond his means and attempting TO
keep up his end in the whirl OF
Chicago's club life.
He is 40 years old.
The mailed fist" is determln-
ed to rule the East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-20
pANTAGES

Lovers OF good music are prom.
ised rare treat AT the Pantages
next week. in the appearance OF the
Doree Opera company. In Great
Moments From Grand Opera" to
headline the bill. opening with the
matinee performance Monday.
The added feature OF the new
show will be supplied in Laurie
ordway. the popular little English
coincidence. who has some new
cockney characterization 10 offer
Other numbers on the program
viii be: Laura Winston and com
pany. in The Boy OF the Regi-
ment.' n military sketch, the Big
Four. harmony singers. and Alice
Teddy. the famous roller skating
bear Wallace Calvin. a comedy
magician. featuring the laughing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-20
LEGS CUT OFF BY
TRAIN; JAP DIES

NJ. lIayashl, $50 Seattle houle-
ward. died at noon Saturday AT the
Seattle General hospital. after he
had lost both legs below the knees
when run over by n Northern Pa
cific switch engine at Fourth ave. S.
and Connecticut at 1925 a. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-20
MAYOR AIDS Defense

EVERETT. Nov. 20-Mayor Clay
has appointed a defense committee
to work with the National Security
league. in urging upon congress- the
necessity OF appropriating suffi-
ciont sums for defense purposes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-20
TELLS OF YAKIMA
POULTRY EXHIBIT

Mayor Joseph r. Barton n North
Yakima and former Mayor a. J..
Splawn. both representing the Cas-
cade InteTnational Stock show. ad-
dressed the Commercial Club AT
luncheon Friday. explaining the
purposes OF the show which opens
at North Yakima next week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-20
DINNER DANCE At
COMMERCIAL CLUB

Get out your swallow tails and
party dresses. folks. and go TO the
dinner dance at the Commercial
Club. Saturday night. II begins at
7 y. m. and will be formal. You
eat a while and then you dance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-20
Gained Eighteen Pounds
After Using Three -
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