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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-12-17


a department store when l ran across
Hep Hardy limping in the direction
of taxicab stand.
up late, aren't you, Hep?" 1 in
CURED, glancing at the Waterbury
81 sure am running behind my SEIZED
ule this morning, John, Hep wheezed.
Accident"
Whats the matter? Fuse blow cut
and leave you and your favorite bar
tender in darkness?" | ventured.
Nix" he answered; q interpolated
q new step in the Tango about five
this a. m. and my partner, an impul-
sive little thing from Spokane, didn't
get my signal, with the result that she
stepped on me and lost one of her
Frefch heels somewhere between my
ankle and my instep. | had to wait
till a Doctor Shop was open so he
could probe for it. The medicine ped
dler found it all right and my left
wheel is bit wobbly, but I'll be in
the rOped arena tonight when the bell
rings, Clamoring for my favOrite rag,
you can bet on that, John, old pal. "
"The dance bug has you for fair,
hasn't it, Hep?" | laughed.
mot at ALL" Hep came back; but
like lot of other gi4Ss who have been
going through life with stoop Shout
ders and plantation feet I've suddenly
discovered how to be graceful and |
have to stay up all night to see if
gOing?"
I'm going down to see one of those
stores and make fool out of fifty dol
lars-little Christmas present for
Peaches" | answered.
Fifty dollars!" Hep sneered. Say,
John, if l had wife, and we were
speaking to each other, fifty dollars
wouldn't buy the ribbon around the
bundle. Fifty dollars! You make a
noise like pike"
"Sure!" | snapped back. IF you
had a wife you'd take her down to
your favOrite JeWelry store and let the
clerks throw diamonds at her till they
fell exhausted. But I'm just a regular
human being, working for a living, and
every time / see a hundred dollar bill
] get red IN the face and want a drink
OF water. You know, Hep, my father
didn t spend mis- life wrapping it up in
bundles and throwing 1t into an iron
'voodshed against the time 4 became
old enough to use 1t as a tOrcn!
SAY" chirped Hep, who hadn't
paid the slightest attention to what
was saying, why don't you get ner an
emerald necklace? Some idea what!
i saw one the other day for s. 000
Wait a minute! III give you card to
the manager.
Give it TO the chauffeur / said az
i pushed Hep INTO the taxi. by the
time ne gets you nome youu owe nln
enough to Duy emeralds
Then i lett MIN far and mOseyeC
oft for department store to get {
Christmas present Tor friend wife.
Say! did you ever get tangled up L
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-12-17

"a
ing OF the sacred day. The
other bells ring from morning until
night. After which they jangle through
ones dreams.
The Christmas doorbell is a great
institution. 1t is the busiest bell of
the lot All day long the doorbell has
pressing engagements. When the
doorbell rings on Christmas day, every
cody gives heed to it's sweet sounds.
And everybody rushes to the front
fire, and that was the nearest exit.
The dOorbell has everyone in the fam
lily hopping as if they were SO many
trained ducks.
There are two reasons why the
christmas doorbell is a welcome Wis
itor when it jars upon the ear In the
first place, you know that no bills
are going to be presented by the caller
at the door In the second place the
doorbell may announce the arrival Of
a package.
A sawed-off express wagon driver,
with chunky, holly-bound package
under his arm, can get more attention
on Christmas day than the governor Of
the state, surrounded by his military
staff and preceded by a Chinese or
chestra playing "Tippelaly."
The package the eXpressman or
mail carrier brings, is seized by a
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-12-17
q Christmas Hint.

To those who may have become
tired of the old-fashioned games usual
at Christmas the following may be
found suitable:
Hunt up a lot of poor people that
have not got any Christmas dinner
and go and give them one.
N. B.-This game may be played
by any number of persons.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-12-17

STATIONERY IN FANCY BOXES
25c Values per box 80. lie
15c Values per box 49,. ..10c
10c Values per box 80. ..7kc
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-12-17
Welcome to Christmas!

Christmas, crown o the year! Gold
en- clasp to it's round of light and
shadow. Truly the bells Of it shall
ring out, Plague | Danish, peace l
br1ng!" Welcome it royalty. Spread
out for soul ana sense feast OF good
things. Martha McWilliams.
Moberly, Mo.-The father of Viola
Kirkendoll, II, owned a horse which
had the habit of kicking at anyone
who pointed finger at it, Recent
ly the girl procured a stick and
pointed it at the horse, which kicked
back violently, striking the stick and
forcing it through the girls abdo-
men. She died a few hours later.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-12-17
CHRISTMAS CANDIES
Reduced for Christmas

Reduced for Christmas
Mixed Candy per ID. only ......7c
Mixed Bonbons per lib. only. loo
Stick Candy per Ib. only. loo
Cream Bonbons per ID. only lie
Chocolates per ID. only ....12bc
Cocoanut Bonbons per ID. only 15c
Honey Suckle per lb. only. 19c
Marshmallows, extra fancy, per
ID. only 80. 80. 49,. ..25c
Extra fancy Jumbo Sticks,
wrapped, 8 ID. box per box. $50
Candy Fruit for tree, big assort-
ment, per doz. only ....10c
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-29
Prior seott's Add. to Hlahlands

Geo. d. Ganno, lots / to 1G inc.
block 2--$2.32. Geo. Il. Ganno, lots 1
and 2, block 3-sO.29. c. Il. Rice, lots
3 to i6 inc. block 3-s2.03. ]. IT..
Penn, lots ! and l6. block 4-sO.2s.
~ X WIN, lot 2. block l-SO.16,
James Robertson. lots and 10, block
ESO.2s. Unknown, lot II. block a.
yO.l6s John Kingsley, lot ~, block 4
-sO.lG. X. Patty. lot 10. block A.
SOLO j. L. Mccullough, los II and
10. block i-$0.29. w. II. Newland.
lots 70 lG inc, block 5-s2.32. Geo
Ganno. lots /. 2, 6, 6. II, ~, l5 and 1G,
block G--S11G. l.. Y. Wilson. lots a d
2. s. 10 and II, block C-sO.s7. w. L.
Davis, lots 0 and 10, block G-SO.29.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-29
keady's Add. to Waldport

w. II. Cooley, VIZ lots 7 and s,
block 1-$1.63. Lyman M. Nye, lots /
and 8, fract, block 2-s423. James
Paulson, lots and 6, block 2-$3.25.
D. q. Fields, lot 1, block 5-s1.63. Ella
Reynolds, lot 2, block 5-S0S2. C. l..
McKenna, lot G, block 5-sl.63. Ar
thur Paulson, lot Z, block 5-s1.63.
George Paulson, lot s, block 5-s1.e3.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-22

&eleae eff li9e op paa fit 9arelie. JON oen0te
MOB @et, 5por bun itoo og itirreoe en- Stlno no al
@inouet. 9enoes 5anfer Dar tlnge % foroirreoe, iOet
BUN iaa paa 9gjen, 5por BUN % @oroon li8e 6aooe
bait Ben 6~e0rpoelige Samtale, % %piuoieli8 oplDiteS
9imlen al ct ~blan0en0e purpurforDet Sfar. Get bar
oen Gitergleoei. JONI 6pppigt ies efter Ell inuf Otter
aars Soneogan8, % iom Den Tag BAR ifenllere en-
ielue SoIneogan8en.
.SDor mutt lobreo bun; men oelne pra8ti8e
6arue9lans itoo life rigtig SamfIang meo 9en0eS
Banter ior 2jebliffet; BUN peu0te iig bort ira Bin.
Duet, fnQIeoe neo foron i'm Seug o8 ifjute aniigtet
fine @anoer. IS De 2ieblitte, BUN Der ~til6ra8te paa
aup ior i'm @l0, par life min0re Ell title gennens
Stu0 emo Ell 1%onfefo6e al Sor9 % Snerte, al 2ptg-
tel % angit, Der oaIteoe fig ino poa 5en0e o8 iormeoe
ig i Cr0ele: q5e8 raaber til oig, min ono, 5jalp mig,
MS MIG, bua0 je8 tai
lroos al Sor9 Tor, 5uaO Ser par ifet, fmoe BUN
life iuoie, at DUN baooe 5au6let uri8ti8t li8e ooerior
SEN fnre Ben. ionl BUN 9irfelig5eoen latte ioa itor
@ri5 pao. Ceres 6or6oIO til 5inanOea 5a0oe oaret
Iom en- 9ro6ers % seiters, 90 bum ipntes, at Der
life oar noget. bun funOe bare oiort ior at %iOr9inore,
at BAN ifuloe oente no9et mere al 5en0e, % %iaaleoeS
rn00ao bette igrgelige 5ilipl0e Den Gag. q meo 9en-
Jpn til 5en0e8 0ptraoeu oOcr ior 5oal maatte 5enoeS
lgeirenIue oa 6eitente Soar D9re Oct be0ne 9eoiS
paa 1enoes oeIuente 8euifa6. Get BAR altiaa fife 5er'
ooer, at 5un greo iaa meget, men bet par peo at
tGnfe paa Jams Sorg % bans tore Sfaiielle.
,0por liot aneoe ieg Dog" ia8oe bun til i9 ielo,
meoeus 5un enonu fnpleoe, u0o can Tor iaa iaa Tiger
ii6cu ia90e. at Dan 5oerfen 5aOOe fea0t til Sor9 eaer
Spg0om, 5oor nar ban par peO at ifuIle Iare be9ge
Iele at feaoe. % at ieg oirefte % in0irefte ifaloe pare
Sfglo 6aooe bans Sp80om % Sorg. Set er MI min
min Qligt itaoi8 at be0e Serren ON at pare banl NOR
on loe BAN baaoe tiuleli9 % irernior aft ept9 9pHe.
Ia @oroon Stnart %langiomt REQ 6iemao, par
oct me0 lanfer, Der par meget ~iorifellige ira 9eleneS.
90 Oa ban Iefteoe lit 9Iif ior at ie paa Giter8lgoen
al Solneogangen, iaa man ct 2nI8t, Der tDoeli8t bar
@rpg Al en- 096 oierteiorg, men oct oplDnes BOG al
en- c9en @lans. iom oar mere emo ct @enifor al ~
let pa 6mlea ooer bans 0ooeO. SAN iporeoe i'm @eit
ca ioa ia run0t til ale Sioer, ioet BAN ioreaille0e jig
Oenue gftergle0el iom Ell 6ortiptelie Al bans Cant
m|enligniug al SolneO9angen. Sans Iaafer 6eroli9e'
oes meo ct oienere4, ON bur treitet og 6eroIi8et iaa
manQt ct 6aar0t prgoet @uOs Barn, % ban ipntes Gan
5orte 6orjatteIiea:
Seq oil oplpie Merfet ior oigl"
.g}aar oil bette oieiere" fomme, % 9oorleoes oil
oct blioe?" ipargte ban fig ielo, meoens ban REQ 3jen-
as. ,02aaife oct fan 6liDe en0nu Der paa 5or0en; BUN
er ung % meget fan %foraaores, % DOG oil ieg lite
snife noaen 5fufielie eaer Sorg ooer benoe. 9li bel,
6uis nit .ienere" life bli0er Ser paa Sor0, oil 9erret
Iare MIA at oeite, inottl Sans Iime %ilaar!@
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-22
XVI.
5rro til iiOit.

Ser oar III intet 9reo til 6eene Den %iorioar-
lat nlffeOe Qoiuaife. glen oct unr BOG ia8en @rnno
for 6en0e til at blioe pngitelig; tbi bun fanoe fappe
pente 9reo ira Gobert en0nu, meo mtnote bans StlD
tiliaIoiaois boo0e moot ct, Der ifuIOe 9iemoo til @ii9'
lan0.
9arite gao, ga eelene % Gle netop par iGr0ise
meO Oeres Sfolearbei0e, fom Cir @illiam % bans
Sstcr 6ien ira oeres @eie9. SeIene oriiteoe JIG til
at felQe 5rsfen gennelope o9. @oittaifea mo Da9li9'
itlen, 6uor 6m iiltienoe uenteoe paa 6rsfenels forte
9eifeo:
ser er intet grep ira 3nOien til Gem, 6rsfen
@urOoc5.
Get ioo beIer fife no til, at Der par no8et al
Sntcresie til 5refel 2lnOrennan lelo; tbi bun la9oe
5urtia 5n06oloet al 4oitaiten til Sioe % latte l9
til at pin6e Striffe9orn, meOens bum penteoe poo eIter'
miOoagsteen.
.Ge maa moifDloe, 5refer anorennan, be9Dno'
te Selene i%rpgtiomt, unt ieg, iaa mart &c er toulrlea
bient. ar 0ern ~llleiliebeO neo mine Eager; men oct
nil moaife pore en- geroligele aIlereoe Dag at Dere
nrrmere ON oct, lea life fuuoe iorflare Gem @aar."
ga, ielofeI0eIie, 5rsfen gturoo9," ioareoe 6re-
fen au0rennon, gio pr, 10 beore. Get Gem nee. seq
bar giort mig ieIu en- Del SebreI0elier, foroI leg lite
beItemt bolot paa, at De ifuloe ice mig ait @aor."
qltiaa fortalte 9elene benOe, Onttrent neo ianlrie
Orb. bpormeo bun 9agen / 6orpeien PEG iamme So
hop6e iortolt @or0on Stuort i'm Seiters 9iltorte.
@or set muliat, at oct fun par ben ioregaaenoe Oa9S
Get iorefom ben6e, iom par oct Tiger iioen, o9 Door par
Set ~panIfeiet at fortelle oenne itipe, folSe Game no9et.
Com Weo0iptning fom bun til at minoes oct f9rlige,
m~eolioenoe % o~eltogenoe llotrpf 0oroons auii9t
meSens bun npppe fnnoe boI0e fine 9aarer tilbaee
peo lonfen ON Seiterens 9iOeIier.
.9et er meeet %ubeIoi9t" bernGrfeoe 6rpfen Pene'
lope tsrt, .at pi life iorbsrte oS nGrnere ON DereS
1oniGeior6olo. W1en ieg fan 10 life anoet emo inorsrt-
me, at De berpeo bar reniet Gem ira Den feoelige Mis'
tanfe, iom Ceres 9apsbeo @nar gao a~nleonine til"
,0iao ieg MI life ioo Sou til at beige min 81
iter?"
Set moa iee ierit tale meo Cir @illian ON.
Som 0e nof fon foritaa, er oct life me9et belot9t, at
noaet Der ira Suiet eaor inc % no aroen. Men Ell
terIoln lea fan ioritoa, at Weanoen er rejit, er oct mii-
fiat, at ri fan inorsmme Gem Ceres 2nfe. SAB Gle
fonme ino til mia M. Get er ianot, 5rsfen Wlliroocb,
iee fun life laoe oGre meo at iiee, at ieg iinoer bet
1noerliat, at De filnoe betro &r. Stltort, bpoo &c life
pilOe Hse mig"
,Sois De bopoe p9ret bienne, 5refen anorer'
nan, oo lea fiji oct Dub ira min Ssiter, Tom funoe
betpoe, at bun Lao for Gsoen, piIoe iee bape fcrtalt
Gem oil, til 9roSs for NIT 2ste, iee oar altfor be-
6rspet til ieIp at funne tGnfe."
.SSya, ie i%norennler 10, at Der bar nogen llno'
ftylonirp for Dem, men Lao MIG meo oct famine oopa-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-22
XIV.
I'm S~olHeOsang.

.Genne er BEN ifenuete 8ei at 9aa,@ 5emarfeOe
Selene, 9a De fom u0enior; ira peien oerbenne bar
man moertioen lloii9t til Den p~raatisite SoIneO9an9,
man fan tunfe iie."
Ga Oerpaa iaa bun iorpeutnins5iul6 pan 5ant ON
ban fife ifuloe ii9e noset; oct pare0e heller life ret
Iqnge, ier ban %begpnote:
sea talie meo Ceres ~itaffels Seiter; ga ies tom,
bilOe Bun isrit fife gioe MIC 2Ou til at fonime IND;
men lea Ifreo ct Qar Orb pna nit Sort Tor at ior'
Hare 6enoe, at iea baooe en- Sifen ira Fem, ionl ie5
fmn funoe gioe benOe ~perionIigt. vi bleo mart goOe
@enner, 0a ieg iortale benoe, b%Dormeget &c lailgteS
efter at e benoe, % ON Deres Oaniteli0e Stiaing Der
for Ceres 2eftes StoI6. Sun ioritoo uomartet, boor'
IeSes oct bele TOD Tor ZEN, % bun bao mig ii9e I'll
Gem, at 1e gerne moa iortPue 6retei anorenna1 ON
benoe, bpis Ie life TANNER Geni oper benoe. Si9eleoeS
ffulOe ies i9e III ZEN, at benoes |ogieftllge @rnno I'll
at boloe 0eres 9etenotifab neO benoe 6enreli9t, par
fieruet. Soao bun mente Oermeo, iortlareoe bun life;
men gartin6en iortalte mig %ienere, at 6enoes 9'ano
bar reit. % bun mente, at bet oar goot. SD iror, al
9eres Sefter bar paret banee ior, at Ulanben ifIloe
banare Fem eaer uGre paatrensenOe MOB Gem, bois
han bap0e opoaget Ceres SlRgtsiorbolo neo Bans
Sutru. Seq BAR MI iaaet Geres ~itaffeIs saiter til at
foritoo, at &c fife fan forme berben, ir De bar ior'
fIaret Grsfen anorennan oct belle"
.9ror Sc. at Oen Days llOiRtteIe fan bare aluOr'
Iiee 5elser2 Sea mener -"
.Sea ~foritaor soOt, buaO Ge mener, 6refen Se-
Iene,4 iDoreoe 9orpOn, oies tror life, bet 9r noset'
feIo ON bun ielpisIgel9 er ubelbreoelig ipg. Sois Ge
bill aipe mig 2op BERTH, ifnI ig Deoreen beoe Dottor
Smioers toae oper % ie til benoe; bans ReroGrelie
oil pqre en- 9reit baaOe for benoe 90 Gem"
.Sa 9af, Sr. Stuart. 90 bill De meo bet iarnte
%iorflore Doftor Sal6ers, at bet life blIper noget,
iom min ssIter fan nissre, men bet blper Dor sag
at betoIe BAN. - ieg meuer min 9roOers 90 min
oa at oct maoife fan pare liot, isr ies bsrer ira &o'
bert"
s6oerlao DC fun peneeiuserne til nlie," iOareoe
ban 90 tiIfsiebe ioete og burtiet, fore 5rstei 9elene'
&c mao fife esre Gem nosen gefpmring ior Den ulel'
Iigbeo oe llbeift, Geres Ssiter oil %foraorlaee, lna
Irnoe bun Icoer. Seq bar popet OF orone alt rneo
8prtinoen min esenifab ai Hepr9icntant Tor Deres
Ssiters narmeite sIaetninee, 90 iee tror, at bun oil
foo aob 90 fnrlie gIeie. Spis Doior Smioers an
befoler en- SpsepIeerife, bliuer bet iiffert oeiao en-
goo"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-22
Sfjnlte Sfatte.
ri aliec Sane NnirbenO.
(3oriotterinoe til Sibpl @artb.)
5ra eueelif geo olga.
(6ortiatl.


Ger par afflrat gaaet en- 6alo Time, 0a @orOou
fom tilba9e. 9elene Iaa Heie paa bans ann9tsuotrgf
for oeraf at flute iD til Reiultotet al bans 9eieg;
ban ina aloorlie no, men og life, JON ON ban Drag
te ioruroligenoe giterretninger. 9un Dolot lite al at
ien0e Gle bort, 0erior riugeoe bun eter 8een, og
Ii0t eier oar BUN 5ero meo at ifqnie Den enc Sop
&c eiter ben anoen til @orOon, ionl o9iaa loo elies RI
fteoe 9rs6 o~eoeriares fulO getiGroig9eo. Get oar lDt-
feoes Jam at faa boiitet til Selene:
Set elf meget 9obt, ie9 ifl iioen ii8e Gem
mere
% 6isie berolignOe Orb Screening nleo, bpaO
bun ielo baooe iluttet fe til al bans ll6trDf. gior0e, at
bun pnr Stano til at tale % le mlatert, meoens
DC oraf Teen, IA Bun bsrte meO leoea0e 5nteresie paa,
bUaO @oroot iortoIte 5erOe ON oeres iGIles genner
l G%raigsmere % 9|laboIa8et al @lensSttatt.
- ~9oorIeoes 9aar oct Satob gGnitrutber p ipnrg.
te 9elene. g9ar Dc lite % 6eiegte BAN pao eoipitaIet
/ g%0in6argb, Sr. Stuart2"
80, Oct itafiel8 0lenneife. ieg par Dos banl, Oa
bans Arm 5Ie1 ta9et al. Der bar itr 5are ior bans
2u ener 0perationen; men M er ban til alt Sel0
u0en ior al 5are. Seq er O5 paa, at Oenne tua8e 1iO
bar poret til @eiii9neIie for Manoen, iaa ban fonner
blem iom ct onloen0t Dlenueife.
Or ban fife fommen bienl enonu2"
y9lei, ban li0oer enOnu paa 9oipitaet, % je9
iGnfer. at ieB ton ifaiie BAN no8et Sfri0earbeioe,
unar ban tommer no. 9an bar suet i9 ilU at fri.
be, me0ens ban bar li9aet."
g9oao tiger &c til OF 9oa en- lille 1ur, isr ieg
rider 5ien21 iao0e @orOon, oa De oar iar0ioe neo
9een.
Get par 6Ieoet en- iuuf aiten eiter Den triite ii.
termloona, % ifgnt oct aIlereoe par pe0 at bIoe merit,
funoe oeene life mooitan OpiorOrinoenj tBi 9uu lang
tes 10. ion uatlrIigt par, eiter at bsre no9et ON Cor
6ons geisg jos Seitereu. Der oar BOG life Iale ON,
Of Gle fln0e 3aa neO paa Den Iio; men bun oar me-
Get ofte Uant ii al oare enc en- 8ime5tio ON Aitenen
for al Iare tine 9ehier til uaite Gag. 6eeae BAD iaa
Sane ON at ie lot eiter 6enOe, og me0 2sfte ON life
Of bItoe ior lan8e 6orte itDnote bun iB op or at tage
Spertsi pna.
o0e er life paffet goOt inO," ia5Oe goroon be-
ftemt, oa De ifuIoe goa.
SO. ie9 er.~ ioareoe 6n imilenoe, oie1 bar eno'
mi ife iantt paa gHterteiet."
yg2en e er beller life pant til at gaa 10 paa
oenne lib; 9e maa tage no9et mere poa, Der bois
er oette2@ % 9an too ct tort aegniIag ne0 ira en- al
anagerne.
y0et er 3rsten anOreunon8," ioareoe eeene;
men ban tog bet a~IigepeI neO % goU ben6e oct paa.
nQas paa. 81. Stuart," iagoe bun mtntert, De
buffer not, pa &c iiOfe Sang patteOe mig mo Sia-
Ter"
ga, ie8 5uifer Oct NOT" iOoreOe Dan me0et al
porliet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-22

Oct bar M iorbt, bette forte, opbluSien0e 2ip, ion
bar ct al De @euneifeltu, Der li8eom funne roffe Sro-
en- poo Ell Glo, iom er 9~Grli9be0, ct al oisie Weente-
ifelip, JONI til aIe Si0er bar iriitet Menneifer til at H.
oe: o3errenS Neie er fife rette, eiteriofn 6GOrene aao
ilre 3rlter, % 9srnenes Gpuoer blep enne", Menne.
ifelip, bpori Ger, ~forlneoelit andres SDn0, ira @ue9en
til @ropen life ipnes at bape o9ret min0ie Spor al
2pffe % 9pS. 90 BOG bar bet meo Sop 90 Eat til Ser
ref, at 9elene WlurOocb bin @ft@mi0oag fn9leoe oeo
lin aioeoe Seiters 9eie.
s De ii0ite Gage al ben0es 2o bapoe Der oeret
ifre % flare 9epHer paa en- fprlig 6aoers Ombu 90
Omior9. Sapoe ban life lenot benoe tit Orb nneo guo.
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por forbinoreret at fomine til ben oeenoe Ssiter, ieno.
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at oenne nnoen netop Ifuloe p9re @oroon Stuart2 Do
pioere, bpilfen gtaaoe, at bun bapoe iaaet COB til li9e
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oisie moaife tilipneIaoenbe imna cling, at Serren life
bopoe CLIENT Den itaffels ~pilbfarne apinoe, men ban git
/ lin ~nenoeliee, epiee aGriebeo eiter benoe, iao at
bun til f6it fatbt 6reo oeo barr, Tom er Dor ssreo.
gor Deb life itor u%fortieut Nnaoe, bapbe ioa $erren
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The Washington times., 1915-12-17
NEWSPAPER MEN HAVE
CLUB OF BANJOISTS
Win Be One of the Features of
Minstrel Show at Polls
Monday Evening.

As a forerunner of what promises to
be the seasons most successful minstrel
shcw there came into existence last
night a brand-new musical organization,
the National Press Banjo Club. Its
debut will be made the night OF the
show. Monday at Polls Tteater.
OF late years little has been heard Of
the banjo, therefore lovers OF the old
plantation Instrument will look toward
tho rejuvenation with interest. Robert
ID. Heinl. or The Nations Business,
was elected president; Avery Marks. of
The Washington TirncS. secretary, and
Walter T. Holt, leader. The members
are Raymond Il. Morgan, Lincoln State
Journal: Robert d. Heinl. The Nations
Business: Jefferson Jones, Minneapolis
journal; Avery Marks, Washington
Times: l.. G. NJ. Reed. The Nations
Business: Frank L. Fisher. National
Geographic Magazine! David Lawrence,
New York Evening Post; Thornton l..
Smith. Associated Press; Morton NJ.
Milford. Louisville Courier Journal
Howard l.. Acton, and DR.. John tootr.
Instead of singing at the Press Club
tonight the three stars Of the Boston
Grand Opera aComDany-Reklanoff barry
tone: Mardones. basSo. a-d Xcnatello
tcnor-will sing Sunday evening. Ladeis
will not be admitted to the club rooms
following the minstrel performance, as
previously announced. but instead there
is to be a special ladies' night Thursday,
- december 90,
The Washington times., 1915-12-17
MAY EXTEND OPERA
SEASON ONE NIGHT
" La Boheme' Presentation on
Tuesday Night Is Under Con-
sideration.

Failure Of the Boston Grand Opera
Company and Mime. Pavlowa to arrive
in Washington before o'clock this
morning. thus preventing last nights
performance Of 1.-THE Love of Three
Kings" may prove blessing in dis
guise. Instead Of witnessing only four
performances as originally scheduled.
Washington grand opera lovers have
now the prospect OF ENJOYING five.
It was stated at the Belasco Theater
today that the program for tonight and
tomorrow will be carried out. that "The
Love of Three Kings will be given on
Monday night and that the idea of con-
tinuing the grand opera performances
until Tuesday night was being strongly
entertained. 1t Is not improbable that
IL the demand is sufficiently strong and
the scenery can be brought here in time
the company will give La Boheme" as
one OF the contemplated added attrac-
tions.
Extension Favored.
Manager Taylor. Of the Belasco. said
the first regular attraction booked for
next week after the Monday night per-
formance Of THE Love of Three Kings"
would be 1.-THE Cinderella Man" which
does not begin until Thursday night.
This would leave the theater at the dis
posal Of the grand opera performers.
Although no decision had been reached
this afternoon, the indications are that
every effort will be made by the pro-
moters for an extension of the perfor-
mances. Both Manager Taylor and
Mrs. Wilson-Greene, the local repre-
sentative of the grand opera company.
as well as a number OF subscribers to
the guarantee fund. are said to be
strongly in favor of the extension.
News that the grand opera company
and Nine. Pavlowa were snowbound
between Washington and Boston was
not received in Washington until b
o'clock yesterday afternoon, too late for
announcement in the afternoon papers,
Notified Subscribers.
Manager Taylor and Mrs Greene tel
ephoned to practically all subscribers
to the guarantee fund and the latter
communicated with most of the persons
who had bought tickets. Four or five
hundred who had not been reached ap-
o'clock to learn of the postponement
until Monday night. Those few who
found it impossible to arrange for at
tending on Monday were allowed to
redeem their tickets.
Seven carloads OF scenery arrived
carly yesterday and the scenery for
last nights performance was set or
ready for quick shifting long before 5
o'clock When news of the postpone
packed the scenery for Madame But
terhy." which will be given tonight.
with Nine. Tamaki Miuri. the Japanese
prima donna, in the title role. This will
he followed by Nine. Povlows and her
assistants in an Egyptian ballet.
The Washington times., 1915-12-17
Boys Worsted Trying
To Whip School Head

RUSSEILVII.LE, Ark. Dec. ia
number of striking students of the Sec
ond District State Agricultural College
are nursing blackened eyes, following
their attempt to chastise President
Charles L. Scott with a razor strap.
The students are on the second strike
within three months as protest
against Scott's strict discipline. A num-
ber of them weylaid Scott at night, but
we're badly wCrsted in the melee, as
Scott is of powerful physique.
Scott cheefully admitted he had been
attacked and said that, although great
~ outnum5ered. he administered vastly
more punishment than he received.