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The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1915-01-15

by FL r Wooten Tor ,S2S,OO per
mile per year. Noxubee road
from Pleasant Grove church to
Halbert road about 3 miles bid
off by r L Carpenter for $50 90
per mile per year. Lower Craw-
ford road from Noxsbee road 10
county line about three miles bid
off by p FL Fournoy rejected.
Aberdeen & Macon road, from
Mac On road to lower Crawford
mile bid off by p r Flournoy for
S14.O0 per mile per year. Arte-
sia road from Red Acre Hill to
county line, east about 3 miles,
bid off by B f Lummus for S4l 90
per mile. Lower Artesia road
from beat 5 line to Vernon road
l mile bid off by j d Hartness
for $4,000 per mile. Turnpike
road from lower Artesla road to
Wiegs line about 9 miles bid off
by ] d Hartness for S35. 90 per
mile. Sessums road & Ollie road
old off by j DsHartness for $40. OO
per mile. Robinson road from
intersection of upper Crawford
road to top Of Agency Hill bid
off j d Hartness for S55. 90 pei
mile. Robinson road from top
of Agency Hill to Aberdeen &
Macon road bid off by } D Hart
ness for $4,000 per mile. Ses-
sums road from Robinson road to
Artesla road about 2 miles let to
J NJ Carpenter for $1,000 per
mile. Artesla road from Par
rlsh House to Sessums road
about 2 miles let to J M Carpen-
ter for $64. % per mile. The bid
of Joe S. Rice for the sum of
$149. SO for doing the abstract
book work for the county was
accepted.
W H Reynolds, serv j. p. yr1914. so 10
w w Hasting, sery Const yr 1914. so 90
John Ivy, serv J. P. vr 1014....5o 90
Dameron, Pierson Co, book for supt 1o.3
Mrrshall Bruce Co, book for chan
clerk. K......... .......... w
L III NIckels, feeding pris.. .....42 40
e o McIlwain -pecrdng deeds. .....S 90
w G Gum. med for pris..... ......1 so
III A Martin, work c H..............75 rs
Blumenfeld & Fried. shoes for pris IL 90.
Goodman Bros, blankets jaii.....2 90
Ell Levenstein, shirts pris......11 6S
Ell Levingstein, shirts pris. .......1 %
City StkvlIe, water & lights. ..37 Is
Katz, shoe cnvts. s................3 90
Worrel Mfg Co, 1isinfectnt Jail. loo "A
e " Maxwell work scafiold. .135
Frank Ramsey, work scaffold. -. 30
L I'll Nickels cnvying pris... ....36 60
II w Quinn, work road. 10 so
C s Fondren, insptng rds... ..15 90
M r Fulgham, stamps. =. 90
w r Page rent wagon. .......2 90
Il + Sanders, serv j. P........ -. .23 80
Turner g. Pierce, hardwre .....2o s5
j d Deones, horse shoelng... ....3 70
viii E Ward, abstract. .........2oo 90
DR.. Sam Scales, visit pris. ........5 90
Jim Alexander, work road. 10 90
j f Stacy, lanterns etc for road. =. 90
] E Polly, Imbr road. ...19 81
Miss Times, printing cir clk.... .6 90
j Seitz, tax refnd ..,....... .......s 10
Henry Fletcher, turning up whisky
e o McIlwain, pstge. =. .......6 90
Ed Hodge, lmbr. r..................5 90
Sturgis Hrdwre Co. hdwre road....I DO
Dawkids Bros, blacksmith. :. ........9 so
G f Wise Hrdwre Co, hrdwre rd..3 o5
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1915-01-15
STATEMENT
OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF
SAVINGS BANK
STARKVILLE, MISSISs

STARKVILLE, MISSISSIPPI.
County of Okbbeha State OF Missss
ipp 1914 made the Board OF
Bank Examiners
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1915-01-15


HK Mckenzie, guarding cnvts 30 %
Dawkins Bros, shop work.. - 30
Oscar Butler. poll tax refnd .......2 40
TN Vaughn, suppls fnshed cnvts.,.l IS
Ew Arnold /" % IL
Will cummins :" 375
Dement, Printing co, books assessor 80 65
B T Bell sal county atty .......... VI %
Jamer Johnston, imbr road. .......7 0s
L &H A Lleban, clohng prls......1 90
E E Dantzler, feeding pris. .......16 oo
u S Fidelity s. City Co, prem on
tIeas bond. d................ 's5 30
Columbus Lee, tax refnd.... ....3 w
E B Jordan, kpng 10 paupers., "a oo
lmbr poor house. 25
G G Thompson, insptng roads and
brdgS. ..,....... LIZ w
j D Nance, team Is days. .........3' ao
d Hartness, work roads. .........23O w
Lester Kinard, wrk dys team. 30 90
Jim Jones, work dys road. .......G oo
Nc Kemp = ........o oo
Nj Kinard wrk dys road. .......2 Oo
Iras Kinard work two dys road. 80 90
e B Lanier, setting up Closet, ~ 9o
Starkvllle News prtng for shift .....1 20
E Miss Times. prtng for shift. ......4 90
/" Supt Ed........3 90
j FL Smith & Co. supplies pris.. .ld3 oo
j FL Smith & Co, oats and corn ...oN Il
Zapo vaafoC nails III
Turner & Pierce, supplies c. H....2 30
Scott Hubbard, 81 dys cooking lis SO
c r Alston, work H.. .-..--..lo 80
Henry Redus, work G H...........s 25
Deor7e Miller, work c H..........5 so
Jim Jones, road tax refnd ........3 90
D e Rainey, sal and pstge1 mo. ..a5 90
c G Morgan, lmbr road. ..,..........2l oo
Scott Hubbard, cooking cnvts....2 25
L L Clardy, reprng brdg. ...........4 oo
81 M Tumlinson, work road .....72 %
e Greene, sal -. ...-........9o w
Sec State Brink, amt paid out
rd work. ............ .... 5o3 %
7 r Brown tobacco cnvts ....,...... 80
RK&F Wier, supplies chan elk 10
ID Hartness work road. ..........l5 %
I'D Nance. sal al................... fo w
G w Ferguson. reprng brdg .......l oo
r T. Carpenter, work road. .ll7 w
RK Weir, sal rd com. ............2o uo
J w Eckford, sal rd m..........75 OO
McCreight, rd com. 100 90
After considering bids for coun-
" depository the best bid being
hat of the Security State Bank
it was accepted. the bank to file
a bond of 100000 and to pay on
all county funds 2 percent on
the average daily balances, to be
paid quarterly. The said bank
is to carry a reasonable amount
of oyerdrafts, and is to receive 4
per cent per annum on said over
drafts. and said bank is to MAIN
tain all warrants at par.
Wednesday, Jan z, 1915.
The following work contracted
and accepted:
Wadd road from Washington
store to Bell Fountain road bid
off by r. P. Washington for
$47.OO per mile per year. Har-
pole road from Jack Harpole's to
O'Briens, bid off by H F Wooten
for $500 per mile per year.
Christopher road from G H But
Ter place to Christopher's by b.
T. Fondren for $49.50 per mile
ner wear. Robert Fulgham road
from P w Fulgham old place to
Ed Hawkins, bid off by j K Full
cham for $4,000 per mile per
wear. Palmer road from Jabe
Harpole's to county line bid off
by Fl f Wooten for S37. 90 per
mile per year. Bell Fountain
and Starkville road from Parkers
to Adaton & Pheba road bid off
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1915-01-15

Pete Sullivan, reprng harness.. 65
Henry Martin, plumbing G. H.......75
} c Harrel, hay and oats. ...276 So
Pat jackson, foreman rd hands. SO 90
The following accounts were allowed
for road work:
Milburn Ray, work road. ......... 10 SO
Arthur Livingston. ................2o 25
Robert Williams. =. .......... IL 50
Albert Alexander ............... 10 90
Erick Jackson. .....l2 80
Guss Hlggs. .................... ...2l 90
Walter Rainey. .....11 80
h A Heafon. .......... 90
Ed McMinn... .......1 90
III w Daniels. ...................4 90
Sec State bank int on overdrafts..2 80
ss 50 IS ' So II TO
50 /" :" " 1T 90
/" .6.05
+" - s. IL 81
Sec State Bank, int on oyerdrafts. 10
] e Polly, lmbr road. .......... 95
w H N SeitZ, lmbr road. 81 25
r Nj Baynum, j. P. Serv. 9 40
L M Vaughn, supplies cnvts. .....1 10
Charlie Skies, team......... ...29 25
E Il Upton. constble work l9l4...37 rs
e Nfckels j. P. Work. ..........22 So
It appearing to the board that
in the year 1912 Elmer Lewis
assessed with house and lot in
the city of Starkville valued at
1925 90; and that during that
year, and IN June, he remodelled
and overhauled the same and
made more valuable property
out of it; and that in 1914 in the
additional assessment on real
I property the new house was
added at the SUN of $125O 90
which is all it should be assessed
| for; therefore be it ordered by
the board that the additional
assessment be reduced by
S425. 90, and the sheriff will take
notice thereof, and the clerk of
the board will certify the same
! to the auditor.
Concluded next week.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1915-01-15
STATEMENT
OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF
STURGIS BANK

Surgs County of Oknbbeha State of Mississippi
1914 made the Board OF Bank
Examiners
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-12-10
Notice For Publication

Department of the Interior. L. s..
Land Onice, Las Cruces, y. 81. No
vember u, 1915
Notice is hereby given that Susan
f.. McClelland. widow of Miles C..
McClelland, deceased, ot Columbus,
N. NJ, who on October 10, 1912, made
homestead entry, No. O7dl}, for SEA
section 81, township ~ s. range 3 w,
Nm 4. mel idian, has filed notice OF
intention Il make final three year
proof to establish claim 10 the land
above described, before Charles Post,
L. :. Commissioner, at san Herman
dino, Calf. on the 18th day at
December, 1918.
Claimant names aS witnesses:
Leroy A. Palmer. David u. Gregg,
James l.. Walker aud William II.
smith, all Of Columbus, n. N.
The testimony OF the witnesses will
b. taken before ". G. Hoover, T.. =.
Commissioners AT Columbus, ~. ~.
on December, ~ 1913.
22-26 John l.. BURNSIDE, Register
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-12-10

Department Of the Interior, L. 5.
Land Office. las Cruces, n. 81, No
vcnber 10. 1918
Notice Is hereby given that William
n. Mangan, Of Columbus, n NJ, who
un May 20. 1911, made homestead en-.
Try No. O555I, for SWi section n,
township y S range : w \. NJ. p.
meridian, has filed notice Of mtcntion
e. make fnal three year proof To es-
ttbljsh claim TO the land above
described before W. &. Hoover, l.. =.
Commissioned at ColsmbuS, n. NJ. on
Tho 2sth day OF December, 1913.
Claimant ma mes as witness;
Ernest $, Lilly, NJ. T. Tarwater, sam
Ravrl, and John Kaltenmayer, all Of
Columbus, n. NJ.
2242G JAN l.. BuRNSIDE. Register
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-12-10
Columbus, N. Mex.


Department Of the Interior. T.. >.
Land Office, Las Cruces, y. NJ. Novem-
hcr q. 1918.
Notice is hereby given that Cora
Allen for herself and o;licr heirs OF
Walter Allen. deceased, of Alhuquer.
que, n. ~ who on December ~. 1910,
made homestead entry No. OlpiG, for
NWi section -, township ~ ). range
\ w. NM. meridian. has lled notice
of intention Ia make final five year
proofto establish claim to the land
above desci ibcd. before W. G. Hoover
T.. =. Commissioner, al Columbus, n.
NJ. On the 2sth day Of December, 1918.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
William 4. Dixon, William &. Miller
Omcr = Gibson. and Frank r. Bain.
all at Columbus. y. NJ.
22-2G JuHN L. BURNSIDE. Register
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-12-10
Notice For Publication

Department of the Interior. T.. :.
Land Onicc. Las Cruces. New Mexico,
November -, lHlj.
Notice is hereby given that Louis Il.
Wilcox. Of Columbus. y. NJ. who, ON
February /. 1918. wade desert land
entry No. 0lll64, for SWi see. : ~
NWt section o., township ~ $. range
: W. n. NJ. T.. meridian, Iva, dled
notice OF intention tu make final
proof. 10 establish claim to the land
above described. hcfnre " G.. Hoover
T.. :. Commissioner, al Columbus, n.
NJ. ON the 2lth dag Of December, 1918
Claimant names rs witnesses:
Louis NJ. Carl. Arthur Poole. QUO
Rues and james !. Walker. all 0i
t'ulumhus, n. 81.
22-2H ions l.. BURNsmE. Register
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-12-10

Department oi the Interior, T.. =.
Lnnd Onicc. Las Cruce,. y. N, Nov.
10. 1918.
Nuticc IL hereby given that Louis
N. Carl. ot Columbus. y. NJ whu on
May -. lalt, made dessert land entry
Ne. W54u. Tor WlNWi, section ~.
township - 5 range : W y. NJ r..
meridian. has flied notice Of Intention
tu make final proof q" establish claim
to the iund above described. before
W. G. Hoover, T., 5, commissioner,
al Culumhu,, g.. Nj. un tine 1nth day
ct Deccmiar, 1913,
Claimant names us Witnesses:
Arthur Poolr. Otto Roc,r. sam Rasoi
aud 4. J.. Walker, an uf Columbus.
New Mex co.
22-.G JunN j.. BvEN~IpE. hog -Jcr
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-12-10
Notice For Publication

Department Of the Interior. l.. s..
Land Office. Las Cruces, ~. NJ. No
vembcr y, 1918.
Notice is hereby given that Victor
l.. Piepmeier, nl Columbus, n. NJ. who
on December II. 1909, made desert
land entry, M. O3s23, for SWi sec
ton Is. township ~ $. range s W.
N.M.P. meridian, has filed notice of
intention "a make final proof, to es-
tablish claim to the land above de-
scribed before W. G.. Hoover. L. =.
Commissioner ut Columbus, y. NJ on
the 2lst day ul December. lnla.
Claimant names a, witnesses:
Frank +. Balm, Samuel n Hunt. Jr,
Hugh Kane. aud John a. liepmeier,
all ot Columbu,, N ~
2a-2i JOHN l.. BURWSDE, Register
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-12-10
TRUE ENJOYMENT OF LIFE
Certain Periods Of Outdoor Recreation
Necessity for Healthful
Existence.

An inquirer, referring TO an ar.
ticl. in the Bankers Magazine rela-
tive 10 the health of bankers, is thus
answered by Doctor Evans, the sci
entilic h]ygicnist
"a bank man should have an cx-
animation One II year TO determine
the condition Of the kidneys, arte-
ries, heart aud nerves. lie should
arrange so as to have a daily period
for exercise in the open air. lie can
not keep fit except by following a
plan of maintaining fitness, since
bank life is Ole to which the human
animal does not automatically adjust
itself"
We are all interested in the bank
ers-that they keep in iocund health,
for the general aspect Of business
takes its flavor from their physical
health. But the remark applies quite
as well to all our big business men
whose work is entirely indoors in
comfortable chairs, where the sedcn.
tary aud unhealthy life is most at.
tractiye. The human animal cannot
live its best sorting over notes and
inspecting ledgcrs. 1t needs out
doors among the trees and on th,
banks Of streams where the finn,
tribe dwells. Get out where tn,
smiles Of the blue skies awaken tho
kidneys and the nerves TO action
Columbus Journal.
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Decided Land For Sale

For Sale at IA bargain: 80
acres OF decided, sandy loan
land, 30 miles from Columbus,
n. NJ. Drilled well la feet deep
plenty of gOol soft water. u
acres grubbed. Small adobe
house. 10 foot Samson windmill.
Must sell. See owner, j. Il.
Osborne, Box LA, Columbus,
New Mexico. II pd
For Sale, Horse, buggy and
harness, $50 %. Address BOX
$50, Columbus, New Mexi,O.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-12-10

ing final proof on homestead aud
desert lands should read their
notices carefully TO see that there
are no mistakes.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-12-10

SOON ENDED.

eve never have prolonged argu.
ments at our house
Clue man ! presume your wife
does not argue.
ooh, yes; hut she's so darnrd
clever at itl'
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-12-10
Prize to be Given Away

Are you lucky? Try your luck
on guessing the number of beans
IN "a quart jir. On Christmas
day 10 the person guessing the
nearest the number of beans in
the ir we are going to give n
large doll as II priza. With every
81 cash purchase we will give
yuu a guess.
Ito MOORE & MOORE
Dry batteries for the engine at
Nilcr'S Drug Store. tt
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-17

national defense before a vast multitude
Later he IL shown reviewing the West
Point cadets. Many stirring scenes are
shown showing glimpses OF Turkish
waters" from the bridge Of the battle
ship, the explosion of the mine. the
wrecling OF an automobile, which
plunges over a cliff after It's driver.
Bruce McRae, who has supported many
well know stars, has the leading role OF
Lieutenant somers. while Gail Kane, OF
the Frohman forces has the heroine role
showings are from to 5 o'clock, after
Moons; evenings from 7;l5 to II o'clock.
.
What IL the chained ankle glider
The answer viii be apparent enough this
week when the musical comedy. THE
Society Buds" with q cast OF over a
dozen people, come to the orpheum. Fea-
tured IN the Offering are the song and
dance favorites, Gladys Clark and Henry
Bergman, who were last seen here in the
chief roles OF ''The Trained Nurses" The
young women In THE Society Buds" are
said TO be endowed with good looks al
we'll as with good taste in the wearing OF
smart frocks. One OF the interesting
dance numbers will be ''the chained ankle
| glide" II Is a novel fox trot but re-
Gently introduced The girls wear silver
chains which permit only small latitude
In making the steps peculiar 10 the glide
Brilliant and elaborate stage settings arr
another feature OF this one-act musiea
production. The book and music are b,
the authors OF 1.-THE Trained Nurses and
The Red Heads" Supporting Clark and
Bergman are the well-known English
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-17

by quite a number Of prominent persons
who have the reputation OF being the best
OF their kind. In fact. the entire pro-
duction offers a new style OF entertain
ment as thoroughly interesting as It Is
enjoyable. There are many bright and
sparkling gems m THE Tourists and the
scenic effects are said 20 impress the
spectator ss being but slightly removed
from fafryiand and are set eff TO the
greatest advantage by the brilliancy Of
numerous electrical effects. not forgetting
a Spiegel chorus OF twenty-four OF Amer
ica's foremost beauties. Today's mat
inee will start at o'cisck-tust after
dinner. There win be q ladies' dime
matinee daily all week. Friday evening
after the performance. but with the audi
ence as witnesses, Miss Madge Safer,
one of the Gayety's usherettes for the
last three seasons. will be married on
the stage to Earl Edwards Of the Bran
deis Stores. Judge =. Leeder will Off
ciate.
Today and tomorrow a fun jubilee is
on tap at the Strand. we have had 80
many dramatic features,' said Manager
| Thomas, that we have decided TO run
a fun jubilee, and offer as our piece De
! resistance. Marie Dressler in Titles
| Tomato Surprise Miss Dressler will be
remembered for her clever work in Til
lies Punctured Romance but in her
latest offering, she Is said to be even
more ridiculous, IL such q thing Is pos
sible."
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
Theda Bara will be presented in her
greatest triumph. ''Sln." in which she Is
ably supported by strong cast HEADED
by William e. Shay. An extra feature
every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day, will be the ]. Rufus Wallingfort
pictures, the first installment being
shown next Tuesday. Friday and Sat
urday, Hamilton Revelle and Lois Mere
dith will be the offering in IAN Enemy
to Society
AS usual Pathe's Weekly will be shown
| (Coutfnued on PAGE Five Column -Four
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-17

Max spiegels ''rhe Tourists" which is
the offering at the popular Gayety twice
daily this week. is said to be a side
splitter from the rise of the curtain to
the fall OF the same. Leo Stevens, Benny
Fierce, Charles Raymond. Waldo Whip
pei. Frances and Ross, Miss Florence
Rother. Elenor Fisher. Blanch Benton,
are the chief fun-malSers. They have
been given ample scope to show their
artistic talent. and they are surrounded
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-17

comedians. Vincent Erne and Jack Claire.
Mike Bernard. pianist. and Sidney
Phillips, the singing character comedian.
convinced Opportunities on their last visit
that they have a classy line OF entertain
ment. Another entertainer who needs no
introduction is Lew Hawkins, who long
ago demonstrated his ability as laugh
maker. Stewart jackson and Dorothy
Wahl, from musical comedy, In skit
called Before the Theater' provide
choice entertainment. James Teddy will
give one of his wonderful exhibitions Of
jumping. The Grips. from England, have
something novel to offer. Albert and
Irving will contribute a sensational and
novel dancing act. The orpheum Travel
Weekly will show scenes along the River
clyde. shooting the rapids Of the Kat
sura river In Japan and the Crimea. ma
lures beauty spot.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-17

Versatile as the motion picture camera
is. II has been taxed heavily In the scenes
OF Via Wireless" which opens at the
Boyd theater this afternoon for the week.
Wherever this picture has been shown.
both press and public have been en-
thusiastic over the gigantic feats OF melo-
drama and gripping feats OF romance.
Al the very start Of the picture. no less
distinguished person than President
Woodrow Wilson. himself, 10 shown de-
hvering an address on the question Of
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-17

The popular Edward Lynch players.
who closed a successful sumner stock sea-
son Of seventeen weeks at the Brandeis
theater last Tuesday evening. will reopen
for the fall and winter season on SUNDAY
afternoon, October "a. in George NJ Co
hans masterpiece OF mirth and thrills,
Seven Keys to Baldpate"
Seven Keys TO Baldpato" IL distinctly
human. oeaselessly interesting and in
tenAeiy thrilling. The various thrills and
melodramatic shocks are introduced so
that the audience may laugh at them,
The scenes are laid at Baldpate Inn. that
loneliest OF spots, a mountain summer
hotel IN the dead OF winter. Here comes
novelist who has just wagered with a
friend that he can turn a story OF 1000
words In twenty-four hours The writer
apparently believes that he has the only
key to the hotel. and that he win be able
10 work uninterruptedly 70 successful
conclusion of his wager. II is all clever
writing, with bit OF satire not only on
the writer's OF best sellers but on audi.
enees az we'll.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-17

william Morris comes 20 the orpheum
next week in a one-act version OF Mrs.
Temples Telegram" a comedy he made
famous.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-17

OF course every one knows the stars them
selves. Miss sanderBon has not been here
for several years. but her dainty charm
is well and pleasantly remembered. MT
Brian has been here more recently and
Mr., Cawthorn--well, what American thea
ter-gosr hasn't laughed at and with Joe
Cawthorn? so there can be no question
OF the attractiveness OF the bill.
Miss Sanderson impersonates pretty
Utah girl who Is trying to escape from
Mormon elder TO whom she has been
sealed" Mr.. Brian plays London
actor OF the matinee Idol type and MI
Cawthorn Is German dealer In delicates-
sen. Miss sanderson and Mr., Brian fall
IN love--in the play. OF course-and Mr..
Cawthorn helps Mr.. Brian rescue Miss
sanderson from the clutches OF the Nor
mon elder. That Ia the story In brief.
But, after ALL Il isn't the story one
wants in musical comedy, II is the
songs and the dances and there are TWEEN
ty-five musical numbers In the synopsis
OF THE Girl from Utah" and most of 'em
are whistleablo and hummable and dance
able. Besides Same Sort OF Girl" men,
toned above. some OF the favorites are
''They Didn't Believe Me-" THE Girl In
the Clogs and shawl" II Want TO BE
the Captain" "Moily, Dear, It's You Tn
After" ira Like to Wander with Alice
In wonderland" 1.-The Polka" (which Mfr
Brian dances as well as sings) and Flor
RE. the Flapper" (which is a real com
panion piece. to Mr. Cawthorns earlier
''Yon Cant Play Every instrument in th'
Band'). And that IL only part OF II.
A big supporting company includes
among the principals Eleanor Henry
Queenie Vassar. Renee Reel. Walter GIL
bert. Robert slsttery. George Grundy an'
William Francis. jr. And the chorus q
numerous and pretty.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-17

Continued on Page Five. Column Four)
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-17

Manager Burgess announces his next
big attraction as Walker Whiteside for
. the week beginning October 81. Mr.
whiteslde Is playing this season The
Ragged Messenger" and Is making q
decided success with H.