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The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
LANSING FIRMS
EFFECT MERGER

LANSING Micn.. DeC. AM
Eounccmeut was made. last night.
Of the com tuat.on OF the seager
Engine works and the Reliance I'm
gineering Co effected when
Charles 2. Downey president of the
latlcr, gained the controlling inter
est in the former.
The TWO plants are merged under
the title OF the Reliance Engineer
ing Co Edmund c. Shields bel
comes secretary, while Mr.. DowneY
retains the presidency Fred u
smith, OF Detroit. is vice presiden
and n Wilford Lansing. treas
tier The board OF directors con
~ ts OF the above officers and HenryY
Hrs>el Detroit John N. Stalker.
Detroit y + Davis, Lansing.
T. Smith, former secretary OIL
the Seagcr Engine works. as we'll
as Joseph II Seager, James b. Sea-
ger and "A. q. Ledyard, former di-
rcctors. retire Al connections
with the RUmely company, which
formerly had control Of the engine
works, are severed.
The concern will make automobile
parts. cream separators and other
smaller products
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
WYANDOTTE

f. y Hardy won the pool offered
by Frank IDoselle on his bowling al
leys, Tuesday evening Hardy.s score
for three games Was $50. o. Bauer
was second Wednesday evening the
second match of tho new city bowling
league viii be PLAYED. The Oddfel-
lows and NJ. a. G. No. = teams will
roll in this match.
The ROY scouts will meet In I. o.
O. r temple. wednesday evening.
Miss Leora Kurth entertained In
honor Of Miss Thelnla Corey. Tues
day evening. IN her home on Riddle
ave. Miss Corey's birthday was the
Charles Smell. 2s Forest-st. was re-
moved TO John o.. Gilbert hospital.
"wednesday morning lie is ill OF
Ali members % Mile hive No.
755. are requested 10 attend the
meeting, Wednesday evening An
nual election OF officers and other
important business Will be transact
ed
Mrs. wiihsrt showalter. Chestnut
at. will entertain the one More 4ew
Ing club. Wednesday evening
The ladies % the Congregational
church will hold their annual bazaar
and evening IN the church parlors
Thursday evening there viii be a
chicken supper
carl Goreski. OF Nationa. pa is
Joseph Msuren. Barbertou. o. is
visiting with his brother, william
Maursn. oak-st
The city commission Transferred
$500 from the contingent fund 30 the
John r Eilbert Memorial hospital
fund. and instructed the commits
sioner OF public AFFAIRS to pay -. 600
on the new engine and generator At
the water works, $1,000 OF which
will come from the municipal plant
earnings. and $4,000 paid by a % day
note, bearing per cent Interest
The board ~ directors 81 the com
munity council viii meet In the city
hall. Friday evening All members
OF the board please note
seventy thousand dollars is the
amount, which city Treasurer, James
e. Hesdman viii enlsevor 70 -roiir--
FOR state. county. school and Rouri
road tayes. commencing Dec.
The independents won their frs
game ~ basketball OF the season
Tuesday evening. In Trenton. agaiaat
the Trenton Seminoles in Canton
srmOrv The score Was fg-2 Cash
more made 10 baskets, LawrcnCe B.
Long 3. Poole 2 and Geothc 2 Tho
Independents Will play tho S1lvay
t;ruV IN frhrit~r hsp EEld2v exc
rirE 1nd tho Juniors will piaf Tho
-aE0ua
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
SAYS MOST MEN
ARE ONLY 30 PER
CENT EFFICIENT

The motor car industry. OF an
the Industries OF the world. is today
the least developed just as it is IN
e, eatest need OF a superior order
OF executives" said George r Bar
Der chief OF staff OF the Emerson
. Institute of Efficiency speaking be.
fore 500 employees of Detroit indus
tries in The opening lecture OF the
ueN efficiency course in the y. N
G. A.. TVesday
And still he continued. there
are some wonderful men In Detroit
Industries There are plenty of mer
here FOR the efficiency student 90
study and analsze And when YOU
have done that you find that their
ucCtss I'm life has been depeDdeU'
upon ne four fundamentals OF vs
.lu initiative. conviction and Goa
mon sense
The average man is only 30 pc
cent efficient. q fact we'll proved b.
charts OF thousands OF workmeu and
other employees. Seventy per cent
Cf him goes 10 waste. Every maj
j. a manufacturing plant With all
its essentials. though he does nor
always make use Of himself 10 the
rauc advantage lie has his tim
out OF which be Must manufacture
his product His own persona.
equipment OF brains is equivalent 70
r,n. money materials and equip.
n,ent. It is proper combination
OF all OF these that Is necessary 70
success.
Pew men plan their time ahea"
so that they know what thew "
their employees will be doing at q
certain time in the future IN Ger.
many they plan 20 that they know
What a man will be doing tour years
IN advance. Here generally they
don't know what he n he doing four
hours hence.
"Procrastination and the inaoillty
10 concentrate upon The things IN
hand have killed more business men
than alcohol
Thirteen thousand men and young
men are students os efficiency
courses +n the United states many
Of them under auspices Of the Y VI
G.. 4 Following Nr BARRIERS ad
dress, a large number OF students
wee enrolled For the classes which
will be taught by J. F. Prescott. Of
fc'ency engineer " the Packard
Motor Car CO
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
CROOKS LED
HIGH LIFE
Alleged Bank Robbers
Nabbed By New
York Police
BY United PRESS.

NEW YORK Dec. Police sand
today that tn arrest of three young
men who have led a gay life on
Broadway has cleared up series OF
daring bank rooberies which netted
the thieves Slj0.0oo
Playing the Part of sperders. TWO
detectives trailcd the trio for sev.
eral days IN the white light distric,
When arrested last night the trio
had in their possession bamboo
cane with blk OF beesway az IN.
end This, say police. was used to
lift bank no-eS from the tellers
counter
The trio gave their names as VII
liam Elliott. Charles Hoffman. and
William Glars They maintained
Injurious apartments in Riverside
drive.
Among robberies the police say
their arrest clears up are
Mechanics National bank, Trenton.
". j.. December. 1914. netting 81
500 loot
Wells-FargO Express, Baltimore,
Dec. %, 1914. amount nc given
Central National bank, Richmond.
Va. Dec. 20. 1914. s. o0o
First National bank. Richmond.
Va. Dec. - 1914 rob6ers were
frightened away without getting any
money.
Brooklyn Dime Savings bank. Feb
Q, 1915, $4,000
National Exchange bank. Balti-
more. Oct. 7, 1915. s3.s46
Bronx Borough bank. New York.
Nov. 5, 1915. s9.700
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
HIGHLAND PARK

-,,, ,,tes.. F4tth and Minnie
n. ..-.r ~ 80 -It Cortland ave
visited Mrs H. G. Ri"s ~ RoyaI YAK
OFT Nv w " srsrisy o..lsr 81 No. le5
,y,verIv-4ve.. H. combined {" her home
because % illness "a,
Miss Marion skies. 90 No. -" ~
.-r fn-are has reformed Z" nor u'''.
.ftar having spent te" days at
VI lIrs N'' DAWSON. of SO f2 IABoll,e-
ave is confined Co her home oF i"-
y Mes Francis Cooney. Of 10
8, I,ieb,or-av... entertained eight
rrfards AT dinner. MundaN evening
ana later ~ p theater marty -.
The Misses Ida and tuih @lF F!rfs.o oi
~. vOq Florence ave paF" retuF IfeH
TO their home after lnS spout
ea,y days AT Romeo, Mich.
Miss Lillian Thompson of 10 %
pilgrim ave. entertain ea ~, Az.
rer. IN honor Of her sister. MISS
ella THOMPSON. ~ Sacinaw
Mrs NJ \. Martin. of 10. 100 Glen
.daie.bvS' is confined to her home hy
pns4l@0'7'sJ sfiss 'wJnfred phillips. of Court
-fsrb,- ont ia Waiting her sister Miss
r.shei Phffips. of Eimhurs' -sFe
Nrr and Mrs. Louise Grundy. ~ No.
ego Pasadena ave. Net- P-.set',',,,
"a ,riords Tho rvSninR was spent
~ 1ards. DAINTY Refreshments wer"
served. ,.s ....-a..~,.
pavenent- across the several streets
-, rn in the village while the
racks are h>inR repaired 'hief OF
pclice Seymour forced the issue WIN
30 remedy the dangerous r"n'lt'"i
on the street Crossings -.
Nav residents 81 Highland PARK
Who have held Office a. some tIpN
or other are seeking 70 ".c"' 1l,l1..- ~
,ard parks new postmaster B"capse
49, recent census hgures. which have
,eoo-,e mart of the othcial census
-ecords In washington. SHOW that
HichIand Park should have posi-
,fdce the position was automatlcal-
~ r.,ted The moment the figures
~ the census became public nearly
, score Of applicants began 20 cam
paign for the position. -, 81, 49,
bigh school will hold It's hrIt regular
meeting WEDNESDAY evening. IN ne
home of clark Bennett, Of No. 70
me- Me- Chester Martin. % 40. 1875
pt~bton-ave has been called 20
AvImer. ont. By the death OF her
w,ss IDA Flsherty Of No 7;s High.
land-ave.. has recovered from snort
tn. counciimen ~ Highland Park
agreed Monday night 20 allow the
N T. r two weeks In which 70 Try
ont It's skip-stop plan N the ,villaI~.
~ is the opinion ~ the councttmeS
that the plan will he % mutual ad
rantage. both 20 the company and
the riders
Pids for tho Gre station sites we're
extended for ono week ny the coun-
~l Monday night. because or dlf-
forerces ~ ooiuion between the
..cunrilrren regarding 'the additioal
.tatiora ore side favors two adfi-
fioraI stations while ih~ other side
,ysrfa four n will depsnd on the
rrfros asked for tho sites whether
fv.0 or four are accented.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
RIVER ROUGE

The funeral 81 the infant son Of
Joseph pRourkr ~ Cicotts-st which
died. TUESDAY morning Will Do held
from Gallagher chapel. Wednesdav
Routine business was. transacted
~ tho regular meeting ~ the VIZ
iape council m fhr council chamber
-ruc edav evening
Wilfred Bourke has been appointed
publicity manager fnr Tho Utopia
club.
The French Canadian society UtfI
void meeting IN . T. ~ I school
hail wednesday evening. az which
the annual election ~ officers viii
'ake place.
Tho Frorse township board viii
.Ie.t in Justice NIcmauu's court room
Wrdptauaf evening
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
MEMBER OF TIMES
STAFF INVITED TO
JOIN FORD PARTY

Elizabeth ). Hitchcock, OF The
Detroit Times editorial stan, re-
celyed an invitation. Wednesda,
morning, 10 Join the party which
will sail on tho Ford peace ship
Dec. & II is in the form Of day
letter and read
New York. Dec l.
70 gives Mr Henry Ford a
great deal Of pleasure 20 invite
you 20 be his guest on the peace
pilgrimage which starts for Eu-
rope. Dec a, IF you accept. you
should arrange for az least six
weeks absence, and apply for
passport ~ once The courtesy
OF An immediate answer will be
appreciated
KATHERINE LECKIE.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
DAUGHTERS OF
EMPIRE TARTLY
REPLY TO FORD

Henry Ford's recent statement.
that the Daughters OF the Empire or
Canada Is military organization
brought forth vigorous protest Tues
dsy. from Mrs T. J. Baxter. OF Wind
sor, a member Of Border chapter
"Ehe Daughters of the Empire do
not stand for militarism. and that is
why We are backing Britain 10 al
most no limit, even 10 giving our
sons" said Mrs Baxter. "Mr. Ford
should be careful when talking about
military organizations Is It not true
that his company has been supply.
ing hundreds of automobiles TO the
fighting nations In Europe. Does
not that make him party to milf
tarism7"
PrtntiBE-the plain neat ktnd--thsl
n right--Ttmes job Dept.-Msin $3.50
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
EIGHT DEAD; 10
HURT; 3 LOST IN
QUEST OF DEER

MARQUETTE. Mich Dec. -
Eight dead. three missing an dlU
injured is the toll in northern Mich.
lgan OF the 1915 2O-day deer hunting
season which ended al midnight last
night
So far as known, only two OF the
deaths reported were caused by
hunters mistaking the victims for
deeD The other hye deaths were
the result OF other accidents direct
~ cr indirectly connected with the
deer hunting season Fewer acci.
dents In the woods We're reported
this year than ever before
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
.AFE FAILS
TO YIELD
Yeggmen Foiled in
! Laundry; Diamond
Robbery in Tu1ler

> Safe crackers made desperate
lRort to get into the strong box OF
~ Palace laundry branch, az No,
rs Woodward-aye., early Wednes-
~ morning. but failed. after the
nbination knob had been pried
EG The safe contained several
hundred dollars, and the police be-
Neve that the job was done by some
\ nerson who knew that there was a
lorge sum OF money in satekeeping
there.
Detectives Quinn and Seiger, who
'1nvestigated. after the attempt at
Burglary had been reported 10 head
! Qnarters by patrolman, found that
& The laundry had been entered by
breaking open rear window, and
that the persons who had attempted
I TO open the safe had- left TIA the
Same way.
The biggest haul made by thieves
the last few weeks was in the Tul-
3 lcr hotel, late Tuesday afternoon,
when two diamond rings. valued at
~ 500, the property of Miss jeanette
Q'Hara, Of Royal Oak, vanished
from washstand in the ladies' rest
room. Miss O'Hara had left the
room for five minutes. and the gems
ha6 disappeared when she returned.
Miss O'Hara was at the hotel With
her fiance. Walter orr. son "a the
late William X. Orr Aster the
4baft, several women aQaf other per.
ms In the hotel wer@f detained, but
& search failed tQgind any trace OF
~ missin3~ssms. Miss o'Hara OF
nrs 9ffberal reward for the return
- ede valuables.
SKQne of the gems was a solitaire,
n engagement gift from Mr. Orr.
and the other was a dinner ring, set
With Z one-half-carat diamond and
70 smalIer ones. II was worth ST.
80.
The cash drawer in the Postal
Telegraph Co.'S Office at No, 1853
0riswold-st was rified of $3l0, Mon
day night, according TO report made
70 the police by the manager, and
the police are looking for the
thieves. The money was taken
while several persons were on duty
IN the ONCE. Detectives Goshesky
and Isham are working on the case.
Tor the second time this week the
ho0s Of Joseph Crabusch. of No. 4t5
ylnGsings-st., was burglarized, Tues
oay night. Jewelry and clothing
valued at S4S was stolen. The home
% Abe Katz. at No. 432 Theodore
a.. was broken into Tor the second
ttme within the last two weeks.
Tuesday night. A false key was
uoed. Jewelry and clothing worth
e3o was taken by the thieves.
Irving v. Manner, of No. i6 East
ern-pl., reported TO the police, Tues
day night, that his home was bur
glarised, Sunday night. A rear win
dow was jimmied, he said. and 81
worth OF jewelry was taken.
a leopard skin auto robe. valued
At $50. was stolen from Lawrence
p. Fishers auto as il stood In front
Of his home at No. sc Alger-aye..
Tuesday night.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
Mt. CLEMENS

Henry Trombley was given an abb
solnte divorce from hls wife. AWrn.
formerly Alice RateU. yestord1v.
when Judge Tucker signed decre,
Tho father lv given Tho custody ~
~ two minor children. Irene and
Howard
Charles Dupsy. 81 the Medca. leaves
" Ncdnesday for New Orleans. whfr.
ns viii spend 10 days attending The
rae.
Mrs - ngfFeid stewart entertain
81 th" Hutrr SOS CLUB ~ o O'Clock
dnu't a' her home uu South Grstlot.
The bau1aters Of the American
Revolution alexander Utcomb cHau-
ter me'f V1-I Mrs Harry TAYLOR.
Cass ave. tN.- afternoon
Tho hro department was called 60
the FaRanettl Mills on NortH Front.
-. ~ o'clock Tuesday mrrulus.
when small blaze had gained eau-
siderRh hcAdwat In ono uf .u. work
rooms u was eKtinguIshed Fr thr
use y chemicals aud ne daulg. VII.
slight
Mrs Mary Croker. who gtcpf some
tlfan-AnEe- A4Ll4-AGE- -laEcnLa- AZ .ill
Mrf Bcorgc Crocker INav6S today for
-. Louis No. 20 resume hfr duties
a. librarian ia the public library
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
Odds and Ends

IRWIN. Ua.--"Tye been aog catch.
er. health and truaut omcer and ur
whole blame police force Every
time arres ed someone got licked.
m tired or d.. Such read tbf rcsil-
nation oi Charlie Livingstone. IT,
win lone cop who quit today.
BROADWELL, O.--rhe twentieth
h,a has been born to MIR. and Mrs.
-. l.. Lewis.
NEW YORK k-GaJy Deslys SAYS a
nay .erious wealthy armirer is going
10 build her theater all OF hv.
own. ON Broadway, Tor spicy French
Vaudeville
NEW YpRE-"No men" said the
tOorkD"per aJ the state suffrage con
ygn-on when Dr Mary Walker az
rived. wearinl her famous trousers
BOSTON Tho lasf ship loaded
with Christmas toy. ana one OF me
very few To- reach here since the
outbreak or tHe European war. viii
arrive tomorrow when The Holland
American liner Mcsna docks
SPRINGFIELD Mass a 500
pound. Ippolut buck and so pound
doe were the largest and smallcs'
OF '2S d.rr killrd in Massachusetts
this sca..u.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
TRENTON

Slorum troop Boy scouts. VIII meet
Thursday evening instead of rrt.t,
steUiu- OF thlS week
Ars ila FoN. S,bi~y. is iil
The AllsoOdtelioW~ ciun. or WAN
dott-. viii be- tcude. eel a banquet lu
tn" Commercial hotel, o, eortsaaF
eyeutus.
M.s Herbert Thomas Us IN
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
DOWNEY is NOW
FORD EMPLOYE

John B powney. superintendent
of police for i,tlc over yesr,
a1o vas denoted TO the rank OF In
spcctor about thrce months ago and
retired on his own REQUEST, has be-
eiiuf- al emple4e Of the i'srtt Motor
To; What the nature N his employ-
mont VIII be he does not say Tues
day Nas his first day al the plant.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01

According 10 scientists man
should i've about fya times as long
a- the timn required for the full
Development of his frame and mus
cul9r system. bur el lot3 does.
Government es'e,7's IN the Phil
inuincs have imported seed Of a
tllsht.prcof coffee rom lava in the
hope II re-csiahiishine IN industry
that opcp vas htchlY profitable
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01

ne~day evening. in 81 Francis AaNier
school hail
The funeral OF the infant son ot
Mr and MrS Edward R.aubIrN.
Cicotte-st-. which died Monday VH
held from Dur Lady OF BpA'lrs
church Iuvsl.E
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
ALLEGED DIP
PLIES HIS TRADE,
RIGHT IN STATION

David Baker held in Ccntrsi
ton c'Hs.d ~ -yojn2 drunk UNg
p IIekug The pockets Of other. drunks
when hp vas observed uy Patfolmsn
I'lll schultz. lo doornan tie was
fakes #tforr 'h bsuiensnt. and the
cinrBg$eain-' 49, was changed 20
tha- Of dieortorly person Baker.
'"e ''NN" as pick
pocket and has q record In scve
cities
Potatoes ar" more wholesome
baked than ir any other form
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
ECORSE

The Catholic Order OF Foresters
aears At The xsskIs ms~tias. wed
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01

- HOT-TORN VILLAGES are a common sight in the war
~ zone Here is stunt in Gerbever-C CaItoonSt Robert
Minor
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01

The Wasthe- a year AGO To-Day
cloudy Temperature. High 81 Low
n Remember Laxative BrOmo Qui
nine cures . cold in one DAY. There
Is only one "Bromo Quinine." Look
for signature f. w. GROVE. Csc
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01

a bohemian inventor artificial
marble BIS said 10 closely resemble
The rirest marbles aad 90 be
airnngcr- moro AubHanial and less
liable 10 ninry than,thc genuine.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01

Tho $4,000 inhabitants credited 10
Dawson city. Alaska. during the
height OF the 1893 gold rush. have
nov dwindled 10 1000.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01

THIS PHOTOGRAPH made while the kaiser and kai-
sern visiting the prince at the atters head
quarters the western front.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01

BROADWELL, O.--The twentieth
.hl,a has been born to MIR. and Mrs.
N. l.. Lewis
The Washington times., 1915-12-12
The BALD SPOT
THAT WOULDN'T
COME Off
It Was War to the Finish

If you find dandrutt on
your coat-collar it's simpl,,'
Natures danger signal of
coming baMness. Soon it will
he too tate, and "the bald
SPOT that won't come Off
will make its appearance.
Avoid the use of cocoanHt
oil or preparations containing
alkalis. Soaps and other al
kalis foam, so be on your
guard as they tend to dry the
scalp. Go to O'DonnelPs
Drug Store, 9o4 F Street, and
ask for a SOC bottle of Speis-
er's Scalp Tonic. Use it &C
cording to directions and in a
reasonable time dandruft,
falling hair and scalp irrita-
ton will disappear and the
natural growth of the haIr
will be promoted. Mr. O'Don-
nell is so confident of the mer-
its of this preparation that he
offers to return your money
if it failS.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1915-12-12
Next Weeks
Films

At Crandalls Theater next week the
program Sunday includes Her
Mothers Secret" fcaturning Ralph Eel-
lard and Dorothy Green. Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday the feature
flm Ia "A Soldier OATH starring
William Farnun. The cast includes
besides Mr.. Fa,num. Dorothy T3ernard,
Walter Dcnnclly and little Kittens
Reichard. "find'' as a child actress.
Thursday end Friday the program
features, in addition to the usua, run
Of a feature ph0tuplay. Charlie Chap
lin In Carmen" burlesque Of tho
wonderful play which was shown not
long ago.
Next weeks program at the Leader
Theater will present Sunday a return
engagement Of "Trilby," starring VIII
ton LAckAye and Clara KimbalI Young
Monday and Tuesday Blanche Ring
will be featured In The Yankee Girl
Wednesday and Thursday Donald
Brian will be seen in a polarization
OF THE Voice In the Fog" taken from
Harold MacGrath's widely read novel
Of the same name Pauline Frederick
will be the star on Friday and Satur-
day In Sold" 9 drama adapted from
the Russian OF George Erastov.
The Washington times., 1915-12-12

Inquiries have already begun to
reach the Belasco Theater concern
ing the coming engagement Of
William Faversham in his great
drama, The Hawk" which Is sched-
uled to play there during the week
of December q.
Lovers not only Of the Rubiayat OF
Omar Khayam. but also of the best
things In literature and drama, will
take unusual delight in the manifold
pleasures of Omar. the Tcntmak-
er.' the spectacular Persian love
play by Richard Walton Tully. which
return engagement commencing
Monday. January 3.
William Hodge is selecting play
ers. for new play which he has
under consideration to replace Tho
several seasons usage. The new
production will be started Just as
soon as the scenic equipment is
completed.
Charlotte Walker. who made such
and "Out of the Darkness" is expect
ed this week to begin work on a
series of photo-dramas.
With the Maids OF America" at
the Gayety this week will be seen
the Hawaiian instrumentalists and
singers introducing Kaki Kaki,
guitarist. real novelty far different
from anything seen in this city in
long time.
Laurette Taylor, who has been
playing Peg o. My Heart" in Lon
this country on Tuesday accom-
panied by her husband, J. Hartley
Beach, Miss Taylor will begin re-
nssras hsy by Sf Mr hc, THE nSw sS
will appear this season. under the
direction of Klaw and Erlanger and
George G. Tyler.
Miss Taylor has played the part of
Peg over 1000 times.
Woman" in which Josephine Victor
Is appearing in the leading feminine
role, was given its first performance
at Stamford, Conn, last Monday
night. 1t will play two days in New
Haven, and open in boston the fol-
lowing Monday.
Phyllis Nielsen Terry is appearing
in Keith vaudeville 10y arrangement
with her American manage Joseph
Brooks. She Is giving In addition
to her songs, the scenes in I'riar
Lawrence cell and Juliet's bed
chamber. Supporting her are Cecil
and Edith King.
Anna HeIds, film debut will be
made in Madame la President
Paramount Picture production
made by Oliver MOros"o. This, as
a legitimate production, was AZ In
ternational success.
Frances Aida. prima donna so
pTano of the Metropolitan Opera
Company. and ono of The most pop
ular concert artists before the pub
lie. whi give recital in Cleveland
at tho Hotel Statlcr morning rIusi-
cal series. Friday MOI ming December
The Washington times., 1915-12-12
Forbes-Robertson To Make
Last Appearance April "a

Sir Johnston Forbes Robertson. the
foremost English-spesking actor, Will
make his last appearance on tho Amcri-
can stage in Sanders Theater, Harvard
University, on Monday night. April "a.
The president of the university and the
chairman of tho department OF English
have formally invited Sir Johnston to
present Hamlet" on the old Eliza
bethan stage of that theater to ceie-
hrate the three -hundrcdth anniversary
of the death Of Shakespeare and to
mark the final appea rance In this coun-
try OF the distinguished English actor.
At present Forbes Robertson is ap-
pearing in tho South and Southwest.
and his tour embraces only those
cities he has not said farewell to. His
final London appearance was made in
Hamlet" at the Drury Lane Theater
Royal on juno 6, 1912. and his last ap-
pcarance in New York at tho Manhat-
tan Opera House on January 25. 1918
His performance OF Hamlet at Har-
ward will mark his positively farewell
appearance on the American stage