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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-21
TWO FINE COMEDIES
 AT THE 0DEON TWO "Fickle Fatty's Fall" and ''Lillian's Husbands" Gen.
 eral Film Releases

l.. B. Leftwich of the odeon Two announces two sensational comedies for today in Tickle Fatty's Fall," with Roscoe Arbuckle, and "Lillian's Illus bands." with Lillian Walker. The re- mainder of the week of Manager Left wich's programme will consist of se- lections from the General Film re- leases.
 On Monday the Vitagraph special, "Heredity." drama, and Kalem comedy, "A Bargain in Brides" is of fered. "The Models Adventure" Ka- lem drama, in three parts. with Paul Gilmore, and Vitagraph, Love and the Law" with William Duncan, is the offering for Tuesday,
 For Wednesday two-part Essanay. '"rhe Papered Door;H a Selig. ''The Inn personation of Tom" and another chapter of the "Selig- Hearst News" will make up the bill.
 Thursdays programme consists of "Loves Enduring Flame two-part Bicgraph; Neal of the Navy" Pathe- Balboa; the Essanay, Animated Car toons of Greater New York;" and the Vitagraph. sonny Jim and the Family Party" with Bobby Connolly.
 drama. with L. C. Shumway and Thelma Whitman. is the offering for Friday. with the Nina special, Flor ence Turner in Representations of Film Favorites."
 Saturdays bill will be "Broncho Bi,ly's Love Affair" a Kalem drama; "A Society Schemer" with Marguerite Courtot; "All for the Love of Girl, with Mir. and Mrs Sidney Drew, and Biograph, "Two Daughters of Eve"
 
 structed on the farm of MT. Vaughn, as a part of the scenery. to carry out the effect of the picture. It is thought that it will require two weeks to complete the views in this vicinity. It is to be i've reel picture, and Montgomerians will have an opportunity early next year Of again seeing home surroundings on the screen.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-27
Desnfo Begin When They Refuse Stop American Plan Hotel

This series II . Continuation Of
"Their Married Life," produced by
Mabel Herbert Urner for four year..
'The Married Life Of Helen and War
rem" appearing exclusively in this pa
per. Is the only series now being WRIT
ten by Mabel Herbert Urner.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-27
Women to Find Out Why Nation
Is Not Prepared for War

committee believes that many OF the
reports upon the inadequacy Of our
defenses have been prepared by mill
tary experts and have failed to at
tract general attention because of tho
technical language in which they have
appeared They are cognizant of the
fact the lay mind has great difficulty
in following the true meaning of the
facts set forth. and plan to obviate
this defect in their own reports.
One of the most gratifying features
of the Woman's section is the manner
in which the women of the Middle
West have Joined the movement. Their
section is popularity known as the
home of the Little Navy" but these
inland States are as proportionately
represented the exposed States
along the coasts. Whatever has been
said of the men of the District can
not he applied to the women's sec
ton, since no apathy toward matters
of patriotism. Americanism, and ma
tional defense has been found among
the women.
Mrs. Logan is preparing strong COM
mlttees in every State and expects to
secure the services of women who will
be exceptionally well-qualfied to carry
The Washington herald., 1915-09-27

A woman's committee 10 plan for a
detailed investigation into the ade-
quacy of the defenses of the country
has been appointed by the women's
section of the Navy League. The board
will be composed of fifty women from
each State in the Union. and will be
headed by Mrs. Robert e. Hogan. of
Catonsville. Md. formerly State regent
of the ID. y. L.
>Each woman will be instructed to
make u survey of the district in which
she lives and its possible defensive
resources in event of hostilittes. She
will also report on the total number
of men in the district capable of mill
tary service. the strength Of the local
National Guard. and naval militia. and
all organizations of a military or patri-
Otic nature which in times of war
could be relied upon to supply trained
men in response to call for defense
a survey will also be made OF the
womcn's organizations who could offer
volunteers for hospital and emergency
committees and for the duties that
usually fall to women in war times.
The finished reports will be given
TO the national chairman who will then
submite them at the conference The
The Washington herald., 1915-09-27

, was a cherries, colorless dinner
Warren lapsed into his grumpy silence
and Helen was too discouraged to
talk. Even the fact that the check was
! absurdly small did not cheer her.
When they came out it was raining.
Warren raised the umbrella and
! scowled down the wet, cleaning
street.
"Wcll. we can't trudge around in
this. Here, let's take that car and see
what's doing. Ought to strike some
, theaters farther on"
Through the rain-blurred windows
! they gazcd out on narrow. foreign
looking streets. There were no the
aters. The shops grew smaller and
! cheaper, and soon they turned off into
residence street, dis,nally dark, for
only faint strcaks Of light shone
through the closed shutters.
"Well. this don't look very prom
ising," muttered Warren
Half mile farther out the car
turned, and finally brought them back
to St. Anne's Square, within a block
of their room.
Might as we'll gosback and write
some letters. No use humping around
this Cod-forsaken place-no restau-
rants. no theaters-not even a movie!"
Dear, that isn't fair-we haven't
begun to see Quebec. It's just be-
cause it's raining, and we don't know
our way about"
When they reached their lodging
the whole house was dark. Stumbling
ly they CROPPED their way through the
black, unfamiliar hall.
Warren struck a. match and lit the
gas. The two feeble jets on the high
chandelier only accentuated the
gloonliness of the room. There was
a chill dampncss in the air, and a feel
ing that the place had been long un-
occupied.
"Jove, it's like a tomb in here"
shuddered Warren. "How'm I to
write by that light Any paper in this
joint"
"I'm afraid not, dear" opening the
empty drawer of the small! table.
will this doe" she took from the
trunk some of her own tinted note
paper.
Write business letter on that
scented stuff" with contemptuous
The Washington herald., 1915-09-27
Have Your
6. A. R.
FILMS
: Developed
Here

We enjoy by far the largest
developing and printing busi-
ness in Washington, and with
this volume of business we have
earned the reputation Of turn
ing the work out in the shortest
possible time.
The photo supply department
carries a complete stock of all
lines of supplies at the lowest
possible prices.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-27
CHARITABLE SOCIETIES
WISH TO RAISE 81, 500
Two Local Bodies Announce They
Will Conduct Quiet Campaign This
Week to Prevent Deficit.

The finance committee Of the Asso-
ciated Charities and Citizens Relief AS
sociation will conduct a quiet campaign
the first of this week to raise 81, 800, the
sum needed to prevent the societies from
closing their fiscal year with a deficit.
The year closes September 30. The So
cieties have not closed their fiscal year
within the past five years with a deficit.
Officials of the two societies are CRATE
full for the generous support given them
by their friends during the trying year
through which these two social service
agencies have been called upon to pass.
Contributions may be sent to Howard S.
Reeside. &3 H street northwest. the an
nouncement further reads. Contribu-
tions will be acknowledged promptly
and may be designated either for the
Associated Charities or Citizens Relief
Association.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-27

sniff. "Roust out that old woman and
say we want some letter paper"
oh, Warren, l couldn't make her
understand" She was laying out his
shaving things. wait until tomorrow
- you can't mail anything tonight.
We'll. I'll write to Carrie, anyway,
taking up the discarded paper.
Although'he drew the stand directly
under the chandelier, after few
lines he glared up at the dim. high
light with nrumbled profanity.
Dear, do wait until morning. Look.
we'll put the soiled clothes in this
drawer. That was the dirtiest train
we must hunt up laundry"
See here, Pm cold. This blasted
house is like tomb, tell you"
ITS damp everywhere tonight.
Here're your slippers" anxious to. get
him to bed. Shall l get out your
bathrobe"
1t was not until he went into the
pantry-like closet to wash up that
his accumulated rage exploded. Both
faucets Kissed at him cniptily.
why, dear. the water was running
before we went to dinner
Whats that got to do with it,"
raspingly. Its not running now.
Where's that blooming batliroom?"
"Just at the top Of the stairs, dear
to your left"
The next moment she heard him
stumbling I'D tic dark steps. When
he came back the whole house shook
as he viciously slammed the door.
"Oh. Warren, you'll wake every
BODY up!"
Don't care if do. OF all the punk
places you ever got me into-this is
the limit. No light, no water, ard
coh and damp as the DEVIL"
Dear. I'm sorry. but it looked so
clean. | thought"
Clean! Clean! That's all you ever
think about. We'll, I'll stand for a lit
tie dirt if few ordinary comforts go
with it. Now don't take another thing
out OF that trunk. Tomorrow we dig
out of here bright and early-this
gives me the willies!"
copyright. 1851
The Washington herald., 1915-09-27
j u J ! I III III
Cigars and Tobacco

La victoriosa, Coronas. A ans
grade Manila. Regular price, Sc. Gu,
to 3 for 1Oc; for 25c. Box of 100
$500.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-27

on the work. Many of those who have
already signed the membership pledge
are socially prominent and are in
fiuentially affiliated with national
women'S societies.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-27
MARRIED LIFE OF HELEN AND WARREN

BY MABEL HERBERT URNER,
heir Married Life" Journ. Of Negecte
~The Woman Al0ne,o
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-17

ten Damen, bic um Elm 2aserfsusr
iiben, ssfunsen BON einer umerifanis
i6tn glonbins, bic i'm Buffet Ustrdns
te miIft, gelunsen Don 3iDiiiiten unb
SfIi5isren, bic rings in ben Goeen 5pi'
Idtn 9an5 unb Gbdmpasntr bos no
numentale einer untpnnbeIbdren 9iinb.
nibireue iiber ibrsn Hiid.n uHb bur4
ibre Sxk rieisln ipiirsn.
Suso Wolf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-17
Gs geretdt aur8sfriebi'

Gs sereidt 3ur8efriebi'
sung. beri4ten gu sDnnen, bab lln'
terbanolungsn pegen Der nGuiItania"s
NngeIegen6eit i'm 9ange iino unb Der
erite @nti6Iub Des prGIioentsn, ieinen
bisber eingenommenen StanOpuntt in
elmer neuen Hpte an Oeutidldub nod
ihdrfer gu bstonen. uufgegeben porben
lit. Oamtt lit Der Weg 5u elmer Der
itanbiguns gebabnt. gu psl4su Or
gebnifen bic &oRferen3en nit bsm
beutihen 8oti4after fiibren iperben
lGbt itd nidt oorausiagen, absy ioipeit
ariidteu an bic SeffeHtli6teit ourds
geiidert limb, laiIen lie erieben. oab bic
beiDen Resierungen ni6t meb: 10 tpeit
duseinanber iinb, az ss InfauOs Der
Sal mar. Sin 3useftdnbnib iou bariu
beitsben, bab Iau4boOte nid9t sebaItsu
iein iOlen. Nanni6aftsn an 8orb Don
9anbelsidiffer gu i4ttsn, um ibre
2aouna 5u our6iufen, fonoern bag
Der aarater Der &aouns aus ben
Sdiffspapieren feitseftelt tpsrbsn iOq.
Das pGre Elm GHtsegsRtommeH, bas
sineu getpiien Wertb bsiist, nenn es
aud ni6t DolItommsn gsniigen mag.
Guf iebeu BaG pirb oamit eius uners
fiiabars 5oroeruns bes qrdfOentsuI
aufsesebeu, bd 1au3boots ii9 ni6t bic
3eit nebmsn tDnnen, bic 2abung SuI
bur6fu9eu. 8efer fretli9 rpGre cine
Sarantie unierer Regieruns, Dab untsr
omeritunifher Glasse fabrenbe pdfas
gisri6iffe ieine Wunition an gorb las
ben. Die W0gIi9teit 1T ni6t ausae,
f6loHen, bab Der prGiiosnt iia ba5u
berftebt, nadoem er bur9 bas ers
pGbnte 3uaeitdnbnib Su ertennen geges
ben bat. bab Deutf6lano bsrs6tigt III,
bic 3ufubr DON Nunition on feline
Geinbs su Derbinbern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-17
Sic mads tommt er aliidlid am etie,

Die Mdde iommt er aIiidlia an Gties
feldppelI pprbei. llnb bic @ade III
ihliebIib nidt nal 70 fdIimn -
riermal ie alpsi StunDen poiien ites
ben lnb piermol is bier Stunbsn d6s
irehielnb au boisln, au flitterH uiio
Stat an ipieleh IGbt iid fdon ertrl<
cen. unb bat man aar has Gliid. g,os
item beim aompaanietarren su itehen,
10 IaBt iid beiIsn Dei6fel aana por'
aiiaIitt als Sibaeleaenbeit benubsn.
Inter ioId&n RefItrionen III Shtnters
leg Giimmuna cine 70 roiipe asfpor'
ben. bah er foair sinen luitigen Sols
taienadana anitimmt. in BEN feline
Gtubenasnoiien ma4tpoa siufoIIsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-17

san5e ansabl acnsrsbs sMitslisbsr be-
reit iinb. Elm iOl9es geles gu unters
iiiiBen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-17
Sm hnufs Der @smsinsn

SIN Sauie Der 9emeinen
iaste Der premier asquitb, England
iperbe jebsn 6riebensuoridlag abIeb-
ueu, bis bic 0eutIbeu in ibr &ano
Suriidsebrdnst lpproen limb. 0as 1T
bod pettsr nihts als cine Dinbbeutea
lei, ba 4squitb 5ur 9eniige betanut 1T,
baB bas ni9t i'm Sereide Der WDglias
teit liest. an Der Oitgren3s iinb bic
Ruiisn 70 bilflos. bab Iie bas 5eitdn=
bige Yororineen Der Oeutiden nidt
oufbalten t0nnsn. Die 5ranaOien uno
gnsIdnber ueriuden jest iaon Elm gam
5es Sabr, bic 9eutibeu 5uriia0utreis
ben unb es iii ibnen nidt aeIunsen,
troBbem iie in Der ueberma6t limb.
@er ipu es bann tbun? 4squi!b nit
isinem sroben Wuno? SOlds Ieubss
rungsn iinb nidt Seipeiis bon Niuth,
fpnpern pon periperflidIter moralis
i6er Seigbeit. Teu StaatsIeitern Der
@liirten lit polauf betpubt, oaB ibre
Sa6s Osrloren lit, aber iie boben ni4t
ben Mutb, es eirSugeitsben uuo uerlans
BEN bon ibrsn bstreffeuben @DItern Die
idtperiten Spfer, troBbem ibuen po[ls
auf bstannt 1T, buB tie Dersebens iino.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-17

@uf bemSrisg d da!p B
ipiBsu ii6 bic greisHiiie 3u elmer gnts
i6eioung an Der SftgrenSe 81. Die
IGroberung bon Waridau 1T offertuns
big allen @rnites in 4ngriff senommen
.ipprben unb es 1T auh gu eriehsn. odB
Die Ruiien oteien S4Idg ebenio penis
perbinbern tOnnen, pie bic Groberuns
Don asmbsrs. ST Wari4au genOms
men, bann tritt bas SalubtapiteI bss
&rieges elm: bic Groberung bon gang
sSrantreih nit elmer iol6en uebers
madt, baB Der Wiberitanb idnea
iberpunben ieiH ipirb. Rubldno bat
pbne 3peiieI oas beuti9e progrumm
burttreust, ipeIhss barauf 1sridtst
mar, 5rantreid nieber8uperfsn, ebe
RE Ruien in GROCER 3abl ii6 einiteGen
tonnten. Sb Der beuti6sn MilitGrleis
tung niht betdnnt mar, bab FubloNo
feds Monate DOR Qusbruh bes aries
ges mobil semaat bate, 1T sislane
ni6t ermittelt tporben. 2lber q!si6piel
nit pel6en SattOrsu bic osutiasn
Seerfiibrer rehneten, bleibt oi. Sbats
ia6e bsItebsn, bob RublanO linen Al
anfang eins ununesHebme lls6erras
ibung bot unb iie ge5tpungen bat, ben
urfprinsliden Sriegsplan gu inbsrn.
Sept aber III eiu Srrtbum nift mehr
m0gli6 unb bic Sa6lage unsntIi4
giiritigsr. als gu 8eginr bes arisses.
Gs 1T nunmsbr feititebenO, baB Rubsl
Lamb aufseb0rt bat, sefabrlih gu iein
unb baB nur nod OerbdItHibmdbig pes
Mig gu tbur perbleibt, I'M oas urs
fpriingli6e progrumm, tpeltes duf bic
Groberung BON ,Sruntreid 9sriatet
mar, tpieber aufne6men.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-17
Sn enaGanb beobadtet

Sn gnglanb bepba dhtet
man nit GROCER Gorge bic prptsite ber
ameritanii6en 5Ieiidpader unb bic
4sitatipn Observation-Disclosures unb
aupfersS SntereiIenten sesen ben See
raub, pie ibn England gum S6absn
unIeres Sanbels betreibt. 90 lange
Der prdiiSent bas 6eit in 6Gnbsn
bat, fpsib man, bab BON ibm nidts
gu bsfiir9tsn 1T unb oab er lid nidt
riibren piirbe, penn Gnelanb 10
peit sinse. bic ameritanii6e aaite
gu blpdiren. mas es tbutid6lia inbis
rett getban bat, tnoem seipiiie Waaren
pbne 3uitimmuns bes englii6sn aons
iuls bic ameritaniidsn 9dfsn ni6t
perlaNen biirfen. Wan iiebt aber ieBt
poraus, oab Der 9rGiioent Dem 9rut,
ben bic entriiiteten ameritanii9en Grs
porteure auf i'm ausiben, ui4t pirb
tpiberiteben tSnnen unb es oerlautst.
bab ndtitena cine enslifhe Rote eins
treffen perpe, tpel6e bic Seoriidun9en
bur6 jenes Qanb milbern foa. Gs
pGre aber triigerild, gu piel gu ertpars
ten. Sbatia6e lit, oab gn9lano pers
ipielt bat, fobaIb es ben unaebinoerten
transport pon ameritaniiben Wadren
seitatten mub. Sn 5Ol9e beiIen lpers
ben bic 3ugeitGnbniiIe nidt peIentlih
Iein. gBir ertparten ieboh, oab bic
ameritaniihen 9anbelsintereTenten iit
nt6t tGui9en laifen, ionbern ibr pOls
les Redt perIangen lpsrben, 8aaren
jeber Nrt no9 neutralen Gdnoern gu
ihiden unb bannfreie @duren nab ben
2dnoern Der beutihen 8erbiinosten, oa
lie nur auf ioIhe WeiIe ibren 6anbel
bstreiben t0nnen. Sic biirfen lid nidt
nit tleineu 3ugeitdnOniiien begniigen,
ba eriidtlt6 1T, bub iie alles erlunQeu
t0nnen, mas iie gu forbsrn ein Redt
baben, oenn Der qrGiibent Tam
iih Der Gtnii6t ni6t peri4lica
BEN, baB er jeBt nidt bIos bic
ginbeitri9s sQmsritansr, iouoern aus
@meritaner, aubsr ). g. MorgaH uno
bic ReOutteurs Der Hep gorter pros
britii4eH SOuruaIe, segen ii6 sat.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-20

workers able tu leave at o'clock.
Every day during the cnmpaign the
workers will meet at the Colcord for
luncheon nt the same hour This
luncheon Is complimentary to all
workers and Is arranged for by ]. II.
Garrison aud several other gentlemen
~ the board Of trustees.
Mrs J. II Messenbaugh's public
school teachers committee will be spe-
cinl guests at Saturdays luncheon.
a large number " gaily colored pen.
mnts In red, white, blue and yellow.
hrnring the following words 500 900
for Baptist Orphans Home by January
iO' will be- used to dee orate all the
automobiles In town Persons desir
Ing them mny call FOR the same at cam
pnign headquarters, Lee Huckins hotel
The big six.foot clock that viii
record the daily totals will he erected
this afternoon In front Of the cam
paign headquarters The clock Is
electrically illuminated In red, white
and blue. The big iron hand that viii
designate the totals now stands at
the 20" mark II will not bc moved
until hRlfpasl one o'clock tomorrow
following the first luncheon. Thence.
forth II viii he moved each day at
the same hour
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-20

A largely attended meeting Of the
men workers In the Baptist Orphans
Home 10000 campaign WIS held last
evening at the Lee lIucklns Frank j.
Merrill general chairman. presided aud
outlined the general plan Uf the cam
paign. The names Of the prospective
donors who win be- seen within the
next six days by The workers were
selected and the cards will be- sent
to the workers early this morning.
Identification card, were provided for
the members " all committees These
cards bear the seal of the Orphans
Home and are signed by }. H. CART
son. Many of the committeeman will
hegin their work today others will
not start until tomorrow.
The first workers luncheon win bc
given nj the cafe In the basement of
the Colcord on Friday at l. o'clock.
Luncheon will be- served from - To
- 80 nt T. 30 there win be- two or
three fiyr.minute enthusiasm talks hy
prominent speakers At l2.Il rcuorts
win hc CHILLED Tor nv Chairman Merrill
ana Mrs W 4. Dlckeu. chairman Of
the womcnS committee. Calling for
reports will occupy twelve minutes and
the luncheon WIN he over and the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-20
TWO DETECTIVES
CATCH ONE BOY
Hurry Up Call Is Quickly Answered
and Police Automobile Returns With
Youthful Captive.

Late Yesterday afternoon hurry up
call was received at the city Jail for
an officer to 20 to a north town nd
dress M man there had caught IL
man trying to steal and was holding
him. Detectives Joe Palmer and Elick
Gordon rushed for the door Of the jail
to get there before the robber escaped
from the unnrmed captor. The de-
tectlvcs lcapcd into the police ear.
Chauffeur Dale Smith ,grasped the
wheel, and they started for the scene
Of the robbery. When some twenty
nuHutes later Palmer came In with the
dcsperadO, he wore sheepish look on
his face, and dragged a fourteen wear.
old boy by the hand.
The boy was Raymond Owrey. and
had ceen caught In n barn attempting
"a stenl small engine, 1t IL alleged.
search Of his clothes failed 10 NJ.
veal the fact that no was two gun
lnnE' or gun "toter" " any kind,
although Il rifle catalogue was found
In hls inner coat pocket. The boy yns
he'd for investigation. and his trial
viii he called at the afternoon session
Of court today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-20
ASKS GIRLS TO POSE
THEN Uses TAPELINE

Chicago Jan. 2O.-IOwell Young.
the tape measure man. is under ar
rest on charge Of assault and bat
terry brought by Miss Rose GOldstein,
one Of score Of young girls who an.
Swcred his advertisement In morn
ing paper help wanted column, read
Ing;
Young lady, regular features. pose
Tor advertising Young, Room lOl, l23
West Madison street, 10 g."
Putting Miss GOldstcn's story with
that OF other girls who answered the
ad, the police said that Young meas.
ured all with tapelnr 10 learn IL
they had perfect Figures, explaining tu
them that he wanted them 10 pose for
calendar photographs.
Miss GOldstein said Young made nm
improper proposal aud when she re.
sented 1t, he slapped her.
Young said he represented an art
company Of Kansas City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-20

they are so intimate is that each Is
the only one who durcs lry to get fa-
miliar with the other II is said that
no senator except Lodge hu, ever at.
tempted to crnck a Joke ut the e1-
pense OF Root BE that us IL may.
Root and Lodge usually walk up town
from the capitol each evening Now
Chief Justice White and Associate
Justice Holmes Of the supreme court
are similarly cronIcs. and each even
ing proceed along Pennsylvania ave
nue. together on their homcward jour
ney.
A few evenings ago 1t happened that
Root and Lodge and White and
Holmes were all going home at the
same time and they made the stroll IA
fOursOme
A small newsbOy chanccd To recog
nize this aggregation of talent and
was deeply impressed lie started at
the quartet moment and then set
up IA Ihrill shrek 10 friend.
Jimmy! Jim-mce Lookee here al
all them smart guys In bunch {"