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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1915-02-11
His Favorite.

| A country clergyman on his roune
of visits interviewed youngster a:
Ito his acquaintance with Bible stories
"My lad" he said, "you have, Of
course, heard of the parables2"
eyes, sir" shyly answered the
boy, whose mother had instructed
him in sacred history. eyes, sir. .
sGood p said the clergyman.
CHOW, which of them do you like
the best of ALP"
The boy squirmed, but at last
needing his mothers frowns, he re-
piled:
81 guess l like that one where
somebody loafs and fishes"
H. G. Paige, father of Sheriff
Paige claims the distinctio that one
of his ssbiddies is to be enumerated
among the prize winners at any
chicken show. On February 4th she
brought to life FIVE fully-developed
and healthy chicks, who evidently
will have no trouble "making it, in
this glorious banana belt.
The Rochdale people sent two
more cars of hogs to the Spokane
market Tuesday, the price having
risen to S6s25. We understand
another local buyer offered S6.40 for
porkers later in the day to fill
another car, but was unsuccessful in
getting them. Harlan Moser &C
companied the Rochdale shipment.
The Nezperce high school basket
ball team went to Grangeville Friday
afternoon and in the evening defeat
ID the high school there by a score
If IS to IA, and the following even
ny defeated the Athletic club there
w a score of SO to 10.
We notice that W. r. Ralph is
eeistered at the Boise hotels. and
is given out by some of Bills
riends that he is taking hand in
raining the statewide prohibition
ill with his colleague Elk Senator A.
:. Johnson,
Circle of the Methodist Ladies
lid will give "Come to your own
irthday party" social Friday eve,
'eb. II at the old l. 0. 0. F. hall.
Ill are cordially invited to come
nd have a good time.
Stop that cold; tonsilitis, la grippe
tack by applying to Dr. j. w.
evils, in The Herald Building. til
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1915-02-11

Circle 4 of the Methodist Ladies
Aid will give "Come to your own
birthday party" social Friday eve,
Feb. II at the old l. O. O. F. hall
All are cordially invited to come
and have a good time.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1915-02-11

Stop that cold; tonsilitis, la grippe
attack by applying to DR.. ]. w.
Lewis, in The Herald Building. If
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1915-02-11

Father A. w. Rompe went to lilo
Saturday where he conducted relig-
ious services at the flo hotel that
forenoon.
The evening world., 1915-03-12
Wool Serge

Wool Serge
$50 inches wide) In black, white and navy
blue u dssisabls matsriai for the practical
Spring ssatt), will bs placed on sale At the
special price Of
6Sc. per yard
The evening world., 1915-03-12
1..A1fntatt.&Gn.
will offer excellent values in these Specia
for tomorrow:

Women's Imported 0laCe Gloves
(Slsort Lsagth)
In black, white or tan, at the exceptionally
lew psics Of
6Sc. psr pair
The evening world., 1915-03-12
TIKI IvENYxa WORLD. YI1DAY. MARoH II, 1918.

There 10 only one thing ! don't like
abost this aocsmsnt. and that ID
that March ~ 10 the date set for the
hearing In ahswsr TO these charges.
II strikes me that 70 has "skiddoe''
signiAcanes and In therefore unluol<y.
Otherwise the document 10 worth
handing down to my children. II 10
prsttisr than the ore ! got when !
graduated from the Albany law
school"
A copy Of the charges served on
each Of the four Commissionsrs fol-
ioes;
"First. He has teen insficisnt and
neglsctful Of his duty In falling to SUI
psgviSs the handling Of the subordi-
natss Of the Commission of CON-
plants of oAtissns regarding service
on street railroads and In failing to
give support to the efforts Of said su-
bor0inates nooeosAry TO enable them
70 accomplish sAtlsfastory results. a.
II more fully specified on pagss 3, 4, O..
Is, ~ ana - OF the report Of the
Jsint Legislative Committee. hereto
annsxsA.
Second: He has been ,nsascisnt
ana nsgiectful OF his duty In permit
ting street railroad companies TO vio-
late the ORDERS OF the Commission
and % falling 10 resort 70 the renAs-
dies provided BY law to compel com
piisnce with said orders. a. In more
fully specified on pages s. Z, Z, .,
10. ~. 10. - and - OF said report.
Third. He has been inslhcient and
nsslsctfii Of his duty in failing to
furnish such service to the public as
could be reasonably have been re-.
Quired under existing conditions, as IL
moro fully specified on pages 4, 8, O.,
z, ., n, 10 and 70 Of said report.
Fourth. He hiss been inefiicient ana
nssleetful Of his duty In falling to re.
Qulre the Bradley Construction Com
.pany to cease work on the Lexington
Avenue route Of the subway After
having been sdvissd by the chief
f,ngineer Of the commission that this
work would b. useless In the event
the dual subway system was adopted.
as 10 moro fully specified on page 10
Of said report.
Fifth. He has been inefficient and
neGlectful Of his duty In permitting
unreasonable and unnecessary delays
In The mai determination Of matters
taken up BY the Commission In formal
ss:rins' :: =, I; 2, NOR nor g sully specified on
Sixth. He was guilty OF miscon-
duct In once In using an automobile
belons1n0 70 the Public Service Com
misslon for his own private purposes.
a. more fully specified on pages 1s
and ~ Of said report.
Seventh. He has been inshicient
and nsgiectfpl Of his duty IN failing
TO devote the time and attention
necessary 10 the faithful and eGlcient
performance OF the 1vtles % hi once.
~ n moro fully specified on pages 10
and 10 Of said report"
In addition Chairman Mccall 10
chargsl with the private practice Of
The evening world., 1915-03-12
WALL Street.

Stock market opened firm and prices
generally showed gains on light
volume Of business. Maxwell
Motor issues made further sd-
vances and General Motor sd-
vanced 4 to 81 I-2. Alaska Gold
touched new high at % ia, and Steel.
Union and Reading advanced SIS in
Arst hour. Prices eassd on IN second
hour. but there we're no signs Of weak
ness until after midday whom . de-
ciinins tendency developed ana cup
porting orders wsre wIthdrAwn. Motor
car issues were rsacuonary and very
active in the early part Of the after
hoon. with the active list off about q
point to two points In Reading from
to-day's high.
Southern Railway prsferred dropped
TO -. . lsss ef 8 points over aight on
announcansnt that aavidsAl had been
passsd. Other socks sold on on active
trading toward the Close.
The evening world., 1915-03-12
TO ExHUME FeENeY'S BODY.

Following q controversy this afternoon
between Commissioner Of Charities
John A. Kinssbury and Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Toilette. 1t was an
nounced that the body OF Bernard
Feeney. a patient on Blsckweirs Island.
who died May ls last. will be exhumed
and an autopsy performed to determine
whether he was beaten to death as the
Commissioner Of Charities has sug-
gested.
Evidence Is said to have been OBJ
tsined that a former city employee de-
tailed on Randslrs Island beat Feeney.
This person Is no longer In the employ
Of the city. but his whereabouts is
known and Mr.. Toilette Is ready to
prefer a charge Of msnslaughter against
him.
The evening world., 1915-03-12

whismaa. this mornins sssvsd ths
four aeoassd nsubsss Of the Pub
iis service commission Of the First
District with the charges IN which
insfBeisnoy. neglect Of duty aad
misoonduet In once are alleged.
Chairmaa Inward p. Mccall was the
first 70 receive . COPY Of the charges.
Thsu came Commiasionsf George v.
q Williams. J. Sergeant Cram and
Rotsrt Colgate Wood.
TIE ssrvtos wa0 made tn the offices
oe the Co0nAssssa In the TSfbsas
Building.
After he read the charges ChAip-
80 MCCALL was asked ~ reporters
II 10 wastsA 10 ~ anythlng.
Absolutely nsthiag.' was the
reply.
Commisslonsr Williams said:
The evening world., 1915-03-12
iTeMs ron INVESTORS.

General Motor Company common
stock advanced four points TO 97is. SELL
Ing above the preferred stock. on which
per cent. dividend has been regularly
maintained. while the common Is not
paying any dividend. although the COM
pany In each OF the last two years
earned approximately 80 per cent. on Its
common stock.
New York and Harlem usual semi
annual dividend Of 2 per cent. payable
April I to- stock OF record April ~.
Tkis is the dividend payable from rental
Of cornpany's surface lines.
The average price for fifteen actiy,
The evening world., 1915-03-12

railroad stocks Is very close to the
July 10, 1914, average. while the aver.
age price OF twelve active industrial
stocks Is four points above the average
for that date, taking same stocks In
both ca ses.
Southern Railway preferred dividend
was passed by directors
The evening world., 1915-03-12
NEW York COTTON MARKET.

Market opened steady. on 3 to 8 point Z.
New Ciiehns anu local seiilns bo-
sorbed by Wall Street buying. No
change Of Importance occurred In prices
during the day. Market was dun and
The evening world., 1915-03-12

Ne nHouD Ooaago g. -
81 81 x:S;:i: bss'ss &c. @sS
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03
Marriage Licenses

Anthony Janussciak. a. Dstrotts
ISss cA.Se s i H.S' i'SnS S:, r.
L1s s., Tss''s a ssu a:a''s e. cs,e..e,
si sssi Ss;,s!:.:; q .- south Bend
H.; Ruth Curl. 10, same.
George Bsnsdeic. 81; Balssa stoica.
esrt Psckham. 90; Emma Rsmks.
win,am Clark. II; Myrtle Reddsek.
Peter Dsgsn. 10; Clara Klockew. -
J. S:ss 4 4; Mcdonnell. 81; Minnie
: Jchn Martin Ready. -; Joan Mar,s
HJ: :Ss: +. ropnn.. az; Am. y.
:. Fred l. Bauer. 81; Martha xisbba.
John Klus. ~; Mary .skiba. rs
Powell Murs.l. g; Ueia Weldon. -.
Frank Jewell. ~: Rose McDsrmott.
20.
Roy A. Wolfe, rs. Detroit; F1orsncs
Eckman. -. Toledo.
Gordon BoudsIl. n; Olga zisssow.
jacob =. Cedar. -; Mabel paksa
Gerald Hull. -, Detroit; Della u.
Bacoman. ~. Fowlerviile.
stanley Smith. -; Rosy smasa. -.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03
n0IlCe..klltY PAVING
ASST. SMENT
BOARD OF AssGssoRs OFFICE
Detroit Nov. :. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1872.

ard. Z. 3. Angel. Frank p. Archer.
A. D johnson. Frank G. Doremua.
r: G. N. Judge. A. 9. Brooks. O. w.
0loster. Imagine Barringer. Fred
rowic, John \. Lamb: Geo. 3. Phil.
lS:; ~ M SrssH.s X v.nEoon
huystI y. T. Baum. Frank o'NeiL
Mar r. Utter, stephen n. Works, L. G.
Larscn. ~. \. Rice. G. ~. Rudd. and
70 all other persona owning. occupy.
tnG. OF other wise interected In any
Of the lots and parcels OF real estate
In the local assessment district ~.
S..s 4. ~ the SS ~ .r cSS"s .s
pa wing the alley within the boundar-
les heTein Get forth.
The assessment oil has been COM
pletcd :or defrayinK the expense OF
javinG tho alley No. tss. be,ne the Al.
ley. In block between Philadelphia
And H.gus avenues; from , the east
line OF Brush street. and IL now open
TO Inspection st this office. and win
remain In this office for ave days
from the first publication of this
notice for the inspection OF all con-
cArned All lots or parcels OF land
described. have been assessed for
such Improvement
The Board OF Assessors viii meet
on Tuesday. the 9th day OF Novem.
her. 1918, At . O'clock a. m. at their
Office In the City Hall. AMI will re.
main IN session for a period OF ak
hours 20 hea, any person or person,
desiring to object to any assessment
BOARD or ASSESSORS.
BY GUsTAvE J. ALBRIGHT.
B-3s5 President
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03
N01lrE...illrY PAVING
rs. ESt NEXT
HOARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. November >. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1870.

To Detroit Library Commission.
Minnie r.. Donovan, y. !. Mungsr'
Amanda r. sweet w. ~. Bcamer.
Henry N. Schneider, e. ID. Joslyn. Y.
N. Aitkcn, Geo. w. Lewis. =. III:
Town. Charles w. Norton. and to all
other persons owning, occupying. or
.s-~'-s - ~~~'es . 49, n he
lots and parcels Of real estate In the
local assessor, mt district established
by the Common Council TO def.ay
the expenFcs OF grading AMI paving
the siiey within the boundaries
herein set forth.
The assessment roll has been COM
pIeted for defrsying the expense OF
paving the alley No. fss. being the
"r'' .ficy ~ block bonded by Wood
ward avenue. John n. street. Aiger
and King avenues. and IL now open
to Inspection az this office. and Will
remain In this office for Ave days
from the nrst publication OF this
notice for the inspection Of oil con.
cerned. All iots or parcels OF land
abutting ON. OF adjoining the alley
so de.c-ibed. have been assessed for
such Improvement
IT. - .--~a-o-. wf- '~~et
face N SO Coy FaI 49, WI ".
rain IN y'ior nv period of six
desiring 10 object TO any asssssmens
20 BOARD OF AssEssoRA
BY 0UerAvE J. ALBRIGHT,
(B-SsD PRECEDENT
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03

Roll No. l7as. For grading and
paving Alexandrine avenue from tho
west line OF Twelfth street 20 the
east line OF Wabash avenue.
Roll No; I7as: For Grading and
north line OF JEFFERSON avenue to the
northerly terminus.
Roll No. iIa7: For grading AID
paving Antoinstte, street from the
east line of Linwood avenue.
Roll No. i73s. For grading and
paving Baker street from the west
curb line OF yinewood avenue to the
Roll No. 17ss. For sradinE ami
paving Belyiders avenue from the
north curb line OF Mack avenue TO
the south curb line Of Canheid ave-
Roll No. 1910 For grading ana
paving Bethune avenue from the west
line OF Bryon avenue to the east curb
line Of Twelfth street.
. RS S Brush FER from Sr. sss sns ass
curb limo OF Horton avenue to the
south curb line OF Holbrook avenue:
Roll No. i7i2 For grading snd
e en.n r f sioss BOUNDED S sn Bsz .s ave.
nue.. Jones street. Second and Th'rd
avenues.
Roll 40. i743. For grading ana
paving Cooper avenue, from the nor'n
line OF 0ratiot avenue.
Roll No. iSit. For grading ana
paving Fern Place from the sousNerly
terminus to the south line OF Baker
Roll No. i:lS. For grading ana
paving Hoicomb avenue from inc
north curb line OF Mack avenue 60
the south curb line OF Forest aves0x
Roll No. 1916. For g-ading ana
paving LeMay avenue from point
66a feet south OF Ed'ie street TO the
south line OF Jefferson avenue.
Part I is due and payable Within -
days from date OF this notice. PartH
z. 4 and 4 become due and payable W
one, two and three years. rnspect'vetn
from tn date Of this notice. toeethev
with interest NJ the rate % per cens
from the date OF the confirmation OF
Either Of said part. may be pail
within 30 days from, the date OF THIS
notice without interest
n either Of said parts o~e. rwo.
three or four shall not be pad WIN
they become due. 5 per cent penalty
and interest at the ~aee OF per Govt
from the date Of con arrr"tion o. the
ses~ssment will be added and the
premises assessed win BE- sdvertised
ana sold as prcv,res bv law
MAX c. KOCH.
n "a, CITY Treau-er.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03

4 oge1 1Jg Van Dyk~.
u IN D1oura puoumonta:
~ 14l614k. 10 VNTwtont-
u1 & asthma: Jooeph p
& - 1elGf0r hoop1ta1.
& 6vyeloeIee. rGra Ros>
Ia otpeeal. - y>Arnt eep-
~ 9 ~ sofink. az bivis-
~ IN 0tpss Uu1nnonltis.
o1goy. ~ NlehtgAn AVE.
>r6tpaoK) IA1lian Na1ss-
80 ooQs 81 years. diab<tic
10y Ann uemmiWg. lS3
u years, chronic rheu-
- ~: Janet Meantime. 1l3
hogntplegia, - years:
Ien I'm Townsend ave.
o60ta kr0wchftie: Henry
IA EJo9d-av~.. ~ years.
u Gn4Dloxy; baby Tuokey.
44s Mary DIANA. Hsr-,
~ Yo9ru. Twain abec~e0:
J. nckett. 1855 Hrush -et..
VA 41oe1o eclerosis: Hanors
~ NJ1te4nth~Nt.. about -
~ 4)9o&etten Ut heart: Ne
~, elo 0hArman-st.. ~
~ 04ys 0t1Nn WJAgg. IS BY
I11o O1Setpuct10n ~ irtes-
y UU04IoU bingham eHSH
yeAee eSsste hvonchttis.
- III Wltrhsll-ave. ~
10 utoo4et Elliott Grace
& yeofs chronic cystitis.
IA 0Glden-ave. 50 years.
1oo; AIex ander Kirsiis.
sy1tal. about &c years.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03

11oo, woman's hospital:
5SSn. Woinan's hospital;
n rcI1S| Womau's hosptta!;
\ SiaY.ct.. Nichal 9inak'
11.2V0. !; lee rAur. I'm O.
a 49, Iln6emau. J30 81
q SGr6o Dunn. Ill LAsaIse-
:r1ech. al Thirty-hrst-
O. Soior. E5y Junction ave !.
SGWSlsl. fl3e Dubois-st.;
~ m q ksstnut-st; James
n 3l5jbrsdge-st.: Franctsxel
46{ FeFry-aveL: Arthur
- aiisr.st: Albert 0rabow-
~. affh-ut.; yozef Szcnr.
ks6vs.; Lsvsnc Ho,sed; 90
5oha Oosowski. $50 NJ.
GTE: Jack Soanoski. Sss
~. i Ilgue Nuszfnski. 500
ianac Wachnoski. bSz
JoSeph Nowak. IL
"a q 93ohn 0tancxak. VIZ Rtv-
1SSSl Kruk. SIS Garn I'D
2s6oyks. IL wersaw-pl.'
<3kSnlHa 1O1s Hastings-N
6SR g Eationat-ave.: Lee
Vke1nan's hospital: Otto
(! ~ SeIden- ave: Howard Il;
"a Vna Dyke-Ave.; Samuel
KIT BrOWoter-ave.; Edward
5000 III LogAn-ave.: JAKE
~ "a Rms1ell- ST.: Francis Z
T6jfd-e Audrey Jsieiuk
va.0ve.: Earnest w Ham
- BiliOtt ave VIM \.
S'SS G1i6 ave. Frank CYL
r11r: VIM. Newman. ~
J06n p. Go~man. 1875
sSvS.: John SomoIowski.
f6rI- ave: Joseph Sud"k
nlle-Avs.: Fred runE
vl1liams-ave.; VIM, =
a rne's kospitai; Francis Z
I1reman-avO.: Wincenty
i fSorNeld.ave.: Frank
< ! 1900 ave: Frank Leslie
Albert J. Zepka, So
SSo.s walter Lucxyk. SOB
6Hm 4. Reid. GIL ORA.
Cbaelos AlIdis. SIS
4 49, Winkiewics. ss7
b6Uet Levold. ~ Fa-
S1k NpSev. Wosnsn's hos.
lu1kbOus~r. Worrarr
- n HaYtslg. so BAD
~ 65S1 ~ 0eh-esder. Prov
n. kHnSvh Hubrert. ~
IN I oeanlsy Penkss'k'
~. re~p..n4-
II {Unony - l34t St An.
SHr0 Nm Lau-asr. SIS
u y0n0 Z Helsey 35s
1o1Io paftut. 80 Nus-
M "a lFma, ~ Russ~l1-st..
<'; 1917. 81 0~os,y Ave.
( ~ 11I1lf7 hi Dento--st:
Vi ~ A1lo~dal~-ave !:
No uar0owOsth-eve.'
M Hr3o5k 40 q. Auhin.
~ y lGeaeher. SIS W.
~: 0eoreo Cnaoao. sls
1880 q WhjteoreaA
SH0ss Ansoae Kochn~eki
<11.Sf; Uonvy H>mDes
1900 Michel lGcs>of-
a S1lE awe: TwNe1 papiw.
S Rotss 0Uy ptelock. $50
$50 xeeka. e<x WEI
- 0oGoas 1859 T1levy-
y14GeA ~ " IAru~d-
- fnr MI Plnuette-st- !:
VS1oSk xRovtNence hooui-
fI1og 1905 Psnnsys..
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03
rnR sALs-REsiDE>cE ruorERr

LOOK NORTH
WOODWARD HOMES
Beautiful. BurIingnme-ave.. only
$500. and only $500 down, 4o-ft.
lot. rooms. every convenience
Make an appointment at once ana
look III ovS' you viii be pleased.
BUNGALOW
Lot 5Oxsis: think OF IL. . large rooms.
beautiful bulldog with every con-
venience. including fancy shrub
berry. garage aHd four apartment
chicken house. Price $500. halt
each. and you get on good paved
street aud nice neighbo. hood.
LUOh EAoI SIZE
Seyburn, near Forest. California bun
galow. rooms. i5-ft lot. steam
heat, beautiful lawn aid SHRUB
berry; $500. half cash
LOOk-4-FAMILI FLAT
We also have two i-family. brick We
neer fat bargains. one on TT UNI
bull-aye., near Boulevard; $4,000.
including garages. The othe- on
Euclid, near John R--st. $4,000.
$500 down.
All the above properties are excep-
tionally fine and reasonable IN price
Courteous statesmen are at your ser
vice BY calling.
NORRIS
3I7 Hammond Bldg Main 3l4
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03

New. six rooms. bsth, hardwood
floors. electric light. 3s.ft. lot;
$1,000 down. Alex. Watson, 500
Hammond Bldg
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03

"Z'ezfeld's rories" will be the at
'-artior in tho Dotroif o~era house
he week OF Nov. %. The co-pany
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03

~ A 1fsr1a. at daughters
U1>uvO0 mother 81 Mrs..
eoeD md Rudovrh Biirka
444oe ~ Mrs. Claude W.
Z Il 9Wovo Lae1ev And Ed.
eu6 tred W.. Marie
80 ard Hil0a BlssIka
un4mQtheT Of Roder-
- Clarence L~skey
~ 1ooehteS's residence.
eeFneat q wocdmers
= i,ss. e h.r resi- .
"a 6ron6 blvd. Alice
~ 1oooc -. Bcssot and
- - y and walter A.
nogu1 Friday. Nov. s,
- - : 9. m. and ~.
M % use. Burial Al
y1orsuce. II hss
y 0Nootn-avo-s beloved
C3rrou and dnugh-
~ vDuvI and steter ri
~ jonUbo. Gertrude
y4r1Y raalI. Notice
~ u1941ho. deUgh-
- INA Eve l.. Oil
m IUo1Hnl later.
I0X q nef residence,
1ooe1e, Allan. Alvin.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03

The secret OF how to co-cepl the
'act that you're hcmeIy woman
has been discovered by little OILS
Polton. who plays Blanche Hawkins
IN The Salisbury Field.Mayo laugh
festival Twin Beds" to come to
TIE Detroit opera house newt weeH.
pecsusc she L. so far from the dan
ger of being trou-h' TO have mate
he discovery herself. she m"tes
bold To let tho secret escape. ITO
be eypct, II Isn't so ~uch how to
conceal tho fact that you're hom-ly.
ss 10 establish tho fact that you're
chic" she ssys. Every woman, no
matter how pretty she Is. has some
little weakness-the thing TO do IL
10 feature H., az we say back
eis9e' The only way 10 mike sure
that your weakness will NOR he
'-sv vor Is IN rarnde II. Consistently.
'oo rlees'v and So"he-ateiv. N your
~oee r. 'r""'ion long wear q
'ea'he- that mates IL longer Ever
metal heiug that LOOKS ut you viii
then thi"k YOU approve OF your
nose--and unconsciousiy beotn to
"rnrove % II themselves. The re-
suit Is--chic, Individuality is q
clumsiet name for IL.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03

Next week. commencing Sunda,
afternoon. and running throughout
the week. the Lyceum will ofYer the
most preientious production OF the
season in scenic revival OF Bart.
ley Campbells thrilling melodra-
matte classic. Siberia which VIII
be staged under the personal direc'
ton OF Robert Campbell, son OF the
famous playwright No play OF to-
lay tells stronger love story than
that in siberia" II Is logically
constructed and replete with dra-
matte surprises throughout. Many
quaint bits of character comedy
light up the tragic scenes OF the
play. and relieve the tension Of the
rapid action.
Peru" the fourth subject In the
South American series OF Newm"p
traveltalks. In the Detroit opera
house. Sunday evening, Nov. Z, will
ring the easy.chair travellers TO the
most romantic and historically In
.eresting portion OF the entire con-
tinent. Vivid color views will un-
fold a panorama OF mountain seen.
cry aweinspiring In Its magnitude.
= gainst which background Will be
seen the gaily.costumed Indians OF
many tribes and picturesque Span
ish structures of ancient origin. In
' ina. 1.-The city of kings" and the
one-time carital OF all the Spanish
colonial possessions many relics Of
the GAYS CT Pizarro will be found :.
while I'm Cuzco the TEMPLES and
stronsholds OF the wonderfully civ
illzed Incan emrire will tell vol.
umes about prehistoric America.
Arequipa, whose picturesque streets
rresent a spectacle hardly equaled
In all the world. will also he includ.
ed in the itinerary. as will q jour
hey on the Oroya railroad across
the great continental divide. passing
through the Galera tu~n mel. the high
ost point In the world reached by
railroad. La-a trains. on their
vay 10 Ca'lao, the chief port. and
,ther phases of life peculiar 10
ne-u, will be shown In motion pic
lures OF startling realism.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03

Cock O. the walk" Henry Ar
Nur Jores' latest play. now TO te
ocn In the Detroit orera house. was
itten especially for Otis skinner
Who plays It's principal character
anthony Bellctamber. II Is a GOOD
eumored s"ti-e ON the British s.a~e
~ today. The 'diosyncracies of the
artistic temperament" the absurd
vanity and nervousness OF London
ctor- managers who reckon peers OF
re real m"nd noted divines among
their personal acquaintances. the
hallucinaticnS ofS stage-struck girls
who pay no age to matinee iio.s
and many more blighting influences
OF the present. day drama have pro-
WEED Mr.. Jones with his shafts Of
sHtire for Cock o. the walk" Mr.
Skinner is called upon to exert his
Gne powers in the portrayal OF 3
Bob I'M n actor. iovial fellow with
q bizarre and A. mboyant imagina-
ton and a prodigious gift for glib
quotation The character OF An
'hony Bellchs mber Is broadly hu-
morous, and as there Is a dearth OF
real comedy on the stage To-Day. the
7ppearance here of so brilliant an
,c'or as OTIS Sk!nre- IN high com
usual kind for local theatergoers.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03
DREXEL NEAR JEFFERSON

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The Detroit times., 1915-11-03

II Is certain TO be OF unusual in
tcrest TO every class of theatergoer
10 learn that one OF last years
greatest Tusical com dy successes.
THE Only Girl" OF which Victor
perbert wro'e the music and Henry
Blossom developed the story, will
0lay a return engagem mt In the
Harr'ck theater next week. This
delightful musical comedy is amone
the finest end best writings of its
gifted authors. and Is far above the
average musical rlay. The manage
tnent takes especial pleasure In an
pcunc'ng the return Of the entire
original company. with single ex.
Certion n includes vida Bennett.
G~ace Ed--ond, Vivian Vessel.
ouise Kelley. Edna Broderftk.
Thurston Hall. John Findlsy Err
nest Terrence. Jed Prouty. Richard
Bartlett and a group o. charm'n
and pretty girls Handsomely gown
cd There will be al augmented
orchestra.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03
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