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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16

ing fiftu, There are 10 people In the en-.
tire entertainment
AN April Shower Il to be presented by
The notable character actor. Alexander
at the Orpheum. He IL star who Will
be rememgered by everybody who saw
the original company IN the comedy,
Potash and Pcrlmutier." for Il WAS IN
this comedy. Hs Perlmutter, that Mr.,
Carr firmly established himself as one
~ the leading players Of the American
stage. Ills vaudeville offering IL n one
act comedy written by the actor hnsel:
IN collaboration with Edgar Allan Woolf
Mlrano Brothers ARE an unusual team OF
acrobats. Each Of their tricks Ia an I'M
usual performance. 'All Fun Is the tito
Of the amusing skit TO be presented by
Tom Smith and Ralph Austin Mr. Austin
was recently featured IN the musical
comedy. ATOP the World" Billed as
masters OF the accordion. tho Boudini
Brothers. Phil and Dan. whenever they
have appeared at the orpheum have made
their act one OF the most popular hits OF
the bill Presenting classic and modern
dances, Mime. oigu comes from the Im-
peral opera house in Petrograd Her
program includes trio OF dance num-
bers, widely dissimiiar in character. She
u assisted By a vloliniat or pronounced
musical temperament, NJ. Mishka. In
Callste conant vaudeville has an enter-
talner OF nm unusual type. She style.
herself "a tuneful tale teller" She nre.
Aenta different characterizations with a
musical accompaniment provided by
herself ut the piano. Comedy Is 10 be
contributed by coreili and gillette. who's,
eerooatio eYolutions are characterized b,
hee'ness and precision. The Roman coua
NY OF France and seaahore resort M
peuvllle VIII be shown IN motion picture,
OF the orphenm Travel Weekly.
ilnFh HUM. the able dramatic critic
OF the Memphis Commercial Appeal. sail
recently 81 "Evefywoman" The man
or woman who has not ayailed them,
selves q the privilege Of seeing this beau
tinll play should feel silently ashamed az
themselves The same production Of
"hferywoman" which was shown here
tefore viii he brought back IS Henry "A.
rasaae and viii be offered al thc nran.
eels iheater four days beginning neNt
sunday nisht, with matinee wednesday
~ eAtaHa has a larRef personal ~.
LOWING Amans patrona 81 musis and
afalaa Than ans athaF producer because
iA ptoHl'sa are alwaSa % ts tsi,d upsn.
~ AhneAnt enlent - one ~ ka sitrac,
N"Hs re seesiaeFa personal promiae a
lhs pahlie sad aes noe "a b. trlflea win.
~ 2 ftfs enif tHs best Hs produsiions
ate elesFs hssh sea use ne scenery
Painted - he feFemast srtisls me -.
WINES lfem ne tsat vQrtshpfs ava
.'aA aaa ssaRsfs Sc bssi u shsr Is
h'tiNai liaea ehish can - ise0fea a.
sh ~ many attractions IS ~. ssai IS
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16

English government. Nor was this MI,
German universities. recognizing the un-
told wealth Of this storehouse Of literary
ireasufe, opened by Dr, Wallace. had set
about With typical energy to seize all
available material and get for themselves
whatever credit they could command
War has postponed this, WIN Nebraska
~ this opportunity 70 gain the proper
credit for ~ great university sllp2 AZ
lion must be taken soon. II Il III 10 be
nade secure for our state That an
may understand the devotion OF Or. WAL
1ea nnd his wife 10 this stupend0us un-
dartnking, II may be stated that he has
not gained nor does he expect 10 gain
any pecuniaty reeompensc. He has been
In London on Leave OF absence. and much
Of the time without salary. from the
University OF Nebraska; he has spent his
private funds In defraying his expenses.
and IL now willing that tho school viii
which he ia connected may have the
honor Of giving the world in detail he
rich treasure no has brought 10 light,
The final decision Will rest with tho
faculty and the Board Of Regents OF tho
university.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16

tour he considers "Everywoman" with
most pride. Undoubtedly. but for his
discriminating eye the public would never
taye had the privilege of enjoying II. The
manuscript came TO him MS vagrant
bundle Of papers which other managers
Ind looked nj and cast aside as impos-
sibIe. involving too great risk for pro-
ductlon. lie expended upon II n good
sized fortune and has seen IL become one
Of the most popular and sought-after pro
ductions OF modern times.
The cast this season is Just ms brilliant
as on the occasion OF the former presen-
tation in this city, Many Of the same
people are still playing their respective
roles The title role IL performed by
Edna Porter. a beautiful southern girl.
who was discovered by Mr.. Savage. She
Is considered one OF It's best interpreters.
She IS Of brunette type. has rich
and melodious voice and personality
that reaches out over the footliehts. For
four years she has performed this try
ing role which demands more from the
artistic, perhaps, than any other ever
written. In appearance. in manner, in
voice, Miss Porter resembles Julia Mar
lowe.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16

letta TO be offered is a genuine novelty.
The story is said to be unique and abounds
in funny situations, ludicrous incidents,
charming song numbers and beautiful
spectacles. The cast In made up OF such
prominent artists in the world OF bur
lesque as beautiful Florence Bennett, yir-
ginia Irwin. Marguerite sarpe, John
Sherry. Elmer Tenley. Al Hitler. Jerry
Mandy fthe Charlie Chaplin riot and said
to be funnier than the original and Paul
Cunningham. Besides these principals
there Is chorus Of thirty male and fe-
male voices. Ladies' matinee daily all
week. starting tomorrow Today's matt
nee starts at o'clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16

"A Bosom Friend OF Bowsef'" ~ . TOT
ick,ny farce comedy that North hros'
Perpetual gtock company will offer ~ the
popular Krug for the week oesli'nlns
with fodays matinee and continuing for
ten performances. u Ia said 10 De INC
funniest play ever written for laughing
purposes. Sport North plays "bowsef
and he plays H. for II Is a fayofite par,
with him. and il kept busy "fxin Things
for HE "bosom friend. Malvern Meek.
man" the best comedy roe Roy Iiiliiar1
has played since becoming a member Of
tho Narh players Ruth Kaeklsy has
dual role OF the same parsonage nrs'
as a modern college girl and later NJ
TN. cause for all tho trouble. hazel
McNutt as Mrs. Meekmsn' Is well suited
10 her qualifications and she Is just 90
funny a. tho rest. The usual family fne'i'
nees will will be on Thursday and satnr'
day. The Chicago Ladies' orchestra nave
arranged splendid program OF music
n keeping with the forthcoming week
~ rsal merriment. Next week, quincy
Adams sawyer"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16

Fun rum rampant through The office
Girls" miniature musical comedy which
headlines the bill for the first half Of
the week, commencing Sunday. April 1s,
Mt the Empress theater. Deyere and
Lewis come 70 entertain with new songs
and witty chatter The Melody Trio OPP
crate IN harmony singing and piano dla-
log. while Mole, Jeste a. Mole. comedy
cyclists. offer something novel In riding.
FOR The last noif Of the week Moray,
searles and company offer their unique
musical festival "A Trip 70 the Arctic"
Agnes Kayne on the accordion proves one
Of the most laughsble comediennes APP
pearing recently In their new comedy
Offering, THE Week Enders," Kssgan
& Ellsworth present lausbahle skit'
Closing thls bill, the Flying Valentines
add a bit OF excitement In their work IN
the air
The thirteenth episode Of The Strange
Case Of Mary Page" constitutes part
Of tho film features for the first hair
Two BITS" a screaming farce, snd
"BungIIng Bill" will also be shown. For
the last half Under Azure Skies Art
and Arthur and THE Swinging Punch
viii be shown.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16

.
There are few more curious. and at the
same time entertaining plays on the
stage today than THE Case OF Becky"
which presents the problem OF dual per-
honallty II tells OF young girl with
q sweet and ioyabe disposition nor
mally. whose nature al times suddenly
changes TO the exact opposite. She be-
comes cruel, vicious. deprayed In mo-
ment. Tho things that would shock her
very soul at ono hour are INDUCED In
BY her tho next. She Ia two persons IN
one She IL all kind heartedness TO-
day and tomorrow all vindictiyeness The
change comes on her IN moment and
We can watch her counlenanco turning
IN its expression from love 20 hate
Locke. who wrote the play. took the
idea from ,anr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde.
and Stevenson IN turn took II from
French novelist. who wrote 81 a similar
event generations ago, The Case OF
Becky" which ia 20 be put on AZ the
BOYD this week. was The play first pro-
dneed IN this country by David nelaseo
ana IN which his fayorllo player. Frances
starr made the hit of nor career The
play itself II thrilling and tcnse IN its
unfnlslins4 4 h replela with dramatic
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16

Ext Sunday the people Of the
world viii halt for a moment.
even IN conflict. 10 pay a
tribute 20 Tho name OF Will
lam Shakespeare. the one unl-
ver5al poet. Hls wurka ara
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16

The Relnhart-Rafalo Yiddish company
will be the attraction at the Brandeia
theater Wednesday and Thursday nights
OF this week. The bill for Wednesday
nisht will be the latest dramatic success
ON the New York Yiddish stage. entitled
WAR Victims" on Thursday evening a
comedy with music. new 20 Omaha, en-
titled Suspicious. will be the selection.
Besides Madame Rainhart. we'll known
locally Madame Gva Rafalo will be
prominently tast ard he well known VIA
dish comedian. Mr., u. nernafdi, has two
strong parts
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16

Known 20 vaudeville az tho intensely
decorative person or riot Of clothes, p
the creator ~ many fAda In the falliea ~
dress, Nelesha suratt viii DC tha head.
line attraction over at ths ufpheum FOR
The week staFtlng SUNDAY. Aprll "a Miss
Apratt Win present new version az
hllaeh CREPE and Diamonds
After an absences nf four years Ihs "a
TRIMS ~ ihe popular uaystY Thsatsr viii
witness an tulsualnmeni fuFplshed b
The Frrd Irwin bls thaa. Nhlsa NlM Is
found % BE- such fhdi2al departure
irem ansihlnE before rFstsnio1 IN tha
musical hQrlssaae flala that d ulil meet
eiih ne appreciation - sll she srpfs,
cate geet clean. ehsissans trjNkt ard
rlsas'nE amusement q s thMeushY ilkht
aui ntte'aas natage Tia gsaaft har
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16

Ing firm There are 10 people in the en-.
tire entertainment.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-04
Relieves Serious Case
OF Chronic Constipation
DIR. CNLDWEIL'S SYRUP PEPSlN
CORRECTS CONDITION THAT
SEEMED HOPELESS.

After suffering from chronic consu-
patton until she was so run down she
was unable to do any kind of work.
Miss II. A. Frees, 209 Adams St, Day
ton. Ohio. obtained bottle of DR..
Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsiu and used It
with such gratifying results that she
continued the treatment and has writ
ten to DR. Caldwell that her condition
is again normal, and that she wants
to recommend syrup Pcpsin to every
one who suffers with constipation.
pr. Caldwcll's Syrup Pepsin is a
combination of simple laxative herbs
with pepsin gentle in it's action and
free from gripping or other pain or
discomfort II contains no opiate or
narcotic drug, and, while acting read
iIy on the most stubborn case of In
active bowels, is absolutely safe for
the tiniest babe. SO that it is the ideal
family laxative and should be kept
on hand n every household for use
when necood.
Or. CaldWcll's Syrup Pepsin costs
only fifty cents bottle and is sold
in drug stores everywhere. To avoid
limitations and ineffective substitutes
be sure you get DR.. Caldwelfs Syrup
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-04
CHAPTER IX.
The Haunting SpCctcr.

When CLAYTON returned 10 the studio
after Pierre's escape over the tooftop
rome he found Nanya Tosca, as well as
Flci ence, busily explaining the whole
affair to Stanley.
"It-it was horrible" he heard
Vanya stammer as Clayton's eyes
rested questioningly on her troubled
face. 81 was waiting here for you.
And 7 saw Pierre La Rue come in.
Thon, all at once. second Pierre La
Rue sprang into the room, behind the
first. knocked him senseless. and then
passed his hands across my face. |
felt myself falling asleep. The next
thing | knew was sitting in the dress
ing room. ! Jumped up and ran III
hereto find Miss Montrose leaning
over YOU, What does 1t all mean
Are there two Pierre La Rues? Ana
whore have they gcne?"
"Mr. Clayton made up as Pierre La
Ruc-iust for n joke. The real Pierre
La Rue must have followed him here
and knocked him senseless. That Is
all I know. Except that La Rue has
| esca pcd."
"My heads buzzing too much for
me 20 paint any more today, SAID
CLAYTON. "But I'll be all right by TO-
morrow. Shall we say at in the
afternoon"
And promptly at 3 next day Vanya
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Chamber of Commerce, Mr.. Omer *.
lIeno dict, former owner and publisher
Of the Oklahoma City News and
pioneer in the newspaper field of the
state, Messrs, Eugene Lorton, Condor.
knight f. Douglas. Chatfield and
Lloyd stone. Mrs. Eugene Lorton
sang a group Cf songs sor the party
Mr. Greer, who is known and loved by
newspaper men and women Uf Okla
homa as the father of journalism OF
tie state, was voted to honorary
membership in the association as was
also Colonel Parker. There were Gov
crs at the dinner for Mcssrs. and
Mcsdames Eugene Lorton, Vernon l..
Smith, Frank II. Greer, Omer *.
Benedict, Bernard Il. Bridgewater,
Glenn Condor. Clarence b. Douglas,
w. H. Peck; Misses Dorinda Bruce of
Muskogee. Bess Brady. Neretta Jones.
Lura Lynn, Sara Davidson and
Gvynne; Mrs. Edwin X. Dewey;
Messrs. Frank w. Murphy. Eugene
Logsdon. Ben Chastain, Loyce B.
Myers, Hatch. Il. Bee Guthrcy, Duffy,
Chatfield and Lloyd Stone.
Mrs. Eugene b. Lawson and Mrs,
Glass of Nowata will come over on
Friday to be among the guests at the
tea with which Mrs. James Clinton
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to marry her-'with my approval or
without it.. He"
"Wh1 is the woman?" asked Doctor
Mon.rose sympathetically, anyone
we know"
mo one we could possibly know
returned Mrs. Clayton. "A model. ,
Her name. | believe. is Vanya Tosca.
She is posing for Bob"
Stanley. furtivcly watching Mont
rose. saw the doctors face blanch and
stiffen at the models name.
"And it's ali the worse, coming, as
il does at "A time when I'm so wor-
ricd and unhappy about my beautiful
necklace. The police show no signs
OF finding my nacklace. by the way.
1t wasn't so much its value that !
mourn, tho it cost $4,000. and its
worth much more now. But IT was
my dear husbands last present to me.
And | love 1t on that account more
than"
Mrs. Clayton" broke In Harold
Stanley. Il d'd not mean to tell you.
just yet: for a reason I'll explain later.
But ! can't see you suffer when !
can case your trouble. Your necklace
, is rerfectlN safe. have it."
"Nou?" gHsped Mrs. Clayton, in
crcdulously, while DR.. Montrose and
Felix gasped in wonder
\ cS. IL came INTO my ndiluA III
an cdd way. I'll explain that part
of il later, too. But the necklace is
recovered 1t is locked in the safe
in my library at home"
Mrs. Clayton was effusively CRATE
| full. And in listening to her thanks,
| Stanley quite failed to notice Felix's
! brcathless interest in the conversa-
tion.
Nor did he hear the faint rustic OF
/ 81, ,,t.s IA Inn
wriggled away from his hiding place.
There was work afoot and Tanner felt
he had no time to waste.
That evening Robert Clayton set
forth from the studio on his promised
call at Nanya Tosca's flat. His heart
throbbed stirringly at the prospect OF
seeing her. lie had tclephcned for Il
/ taXicab, but the company had evil
IDENTIFY made "A mistake in the address.
For the cab did not arrive. lmpa-
tient. he started out on foot.
As he went he glanced about him
For any stray taXicab he could hail.
And within few blocks he found
one.
II was not on the street itself, but
was backed into sort of alleyway
court at the rear of ramshackle
apartment house. The courtyard was
dark By the light from one of the
houses windows Clayton could barely
distinguish the outlines of the cab.
lie entered the elleyway and ad-
vanced toward the vehicle Then it
was that he noticed there was no
chauffeur on the seat,
Passing around the side OF the taxi,
he made for the dmly seen rear door
way in front of which 1t stood. Just
then the door opened, letting out n
dim CLEAN OF light from a hallway
|, lamp. Three men were coming out
|, from the house.
Il Clayton stepped forward toward the
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voice failed her. Rising hastily, she
quilted the room leaving Robert
staring after her
Doctor Montrose's afteI-lunch nap,
that day, was troubled by gruesome
dreams AS he lay back in the big
leather chair in his laboratory he
secred to see the secret panel in
front OF him slide open and the face
of Pierre La Rue appear in the black
aperture.
The face grinned malevolently
down upon him, the crimson stain
glowing in the half-shut evil eyes.
Montrose shouted alout, in terror.
and leapod to his feet wide awake.
But even tho the dream was ban
ished, he saw that the secret panel
In the wall stood wide open and that
figure was gliding thru 1t into the
laboratory.
He cried aloud once more-this time
in sheer relief-at seeing the figure
was Tanners and not that of a demon.
The tough had come for treatment.
And for once Doctor Montrosc made
no objection to giving it to him.
But even as he pushed forward the
mysterious apparatus pounding at
the laboratory's odter door inter-
rupted him. He thrust the apparatus
back into it's niche. Tanner disap-
poa-ed thru the secret panelway, like
a rat into its hole.
. What on earth is the matter"
qucried Florence, breathlessly. as her
father appeared. 1--WE heard you cry
out as if you were suffering. We
heard it all the way downstairs. Are
you ill?"
mo" the doctor managed to reply,
with a fair semblance of careless
ness. II just snoozed; and had a
nightmare. I'm sorry l scared you
two children"
Shutting the laboratory door behind
him, as he spoke, he accompanied
them down the stairway and out onto
the veranda, chatting as lie went.
Tanner, emerging from side en-
/ trance of the house, was about &c
cross the lawn toward the street wher
he saw the three come out upon tho
veianda. Not wishing to be seen, ht
crouched among the porch vines until
they should go indoors again.
4 As he did so he caught glimpse
OF Mrs. Clayton. who was coming uG
the walk toward the Montrose house
And he shrank closer in among the
vines.
Mrs Clayton. seeing the three peo
pie on the yeranda, quickened hei
pace.
"Doctor, I'm so glad to find you!'
she greeted her host. 'Fm in sucl
trouble. And you have advised ms
so wisely at other times when things
went wrong"
"You look tired said Florence
'Iu ring fSr tea. Felix can serve 4
out here, where it's cool"
She went indoors to summon the
mnnservant. Mrs. Clayton turneC
again to the doctor.
"It's about Robert" she said. III
is In love with q woman-a horrible
woman and he declares he's going
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HOW IT ALL BEGAN.
Copyrluhi
1910
6v Consolidated
Film Corperatl , n

Harold stanley son of New York pub
Usher. is in love with Florence Montrose,
daurlter of Doctor MOntrose. who has spent
his life perfecting machiIe to reiuvena,e
hnmanitv. Stanley is hunting the slayer OF
ii Wealthy New Workers when Florence sees
Sianl,v's father made the fifteenth Crimson
tecnth victim / slain in the apartment of
Vanva Tosca, Florence finds Vanya hypno'
tized and photographs in her eyes the image
Of Pierre La Rue, the slayer. But Layton
Parrish n detective. accidentally drops
and breaks tie Photographic plate. Stanley
illustrates an attempt To steal = S50.00O neck
lace and saves Florence from death by a
CLAYTON disuised as La Rue. calls on Nanya
while La Rue himself is there SiaNley.
waiting outside for signal from Clayton
sees Florence enter the building lie FOL
lows her and is in time to save Clayton NE,
but La Rue escapes
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-04
Surveyor Awarded Contract.

Special 70 Tho World.
ARDMORE, Dec. al. j. Harrison.
vey for the Ringing & Oil Fields
Railway company, which is chartered
to build distance of 120 miles from
la point near Ringing to oklahoma
City. was formerly chief engineer of
the Missouri, oklahoma & Gulf Rail
way Co. Mr.. Harrison built that line
of road and he was connected with
former Governor G. ~ Haskell In the
building of the road for the OIL
Fields Railway company in the north
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light. But on almost the same in
start he halted and slipped hastily
back into an angle OF the wall. For
he had recognized the foremost of tho
three fden.
1t was Pierre La Rue.
Behind La Rue was a man in a
black mask. And behind the latter
CONTINUED ON PAGE SEVEN
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The calendar for Monday

Ruskin Art club NETS with Mrs. a.
J. Rudd.
Crown Seal cha'ItaIqua moetirr at
library Mrs. A. +. Harm, hostess. Mrs.
+. w. Mundt, leader.
Twentieth Century club meets with
Mrs. James Il. Eiggs hostess.
Needlecraft club meeting with Mrs.
A T. Young
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-04


(Tulsa Morning WCrld).
FREAK FAST.
Grapefruit Tripe in Batter
Cornbread.
LUNCH OR SUPPER.
Liver and Bacon Baked potatoes
Egg salad Erown Bread and Butter
Cream Cake
DINNER.
Dreaded Chicken Crea med ParSnips
squash Baked Macarcni
Apple salad Bread Puuding
Due to the fact that II had not been
given sufficient publicity and To conn
ter attractions previously announced
Yesterdays charity concert Of the IIy-
cchka club at Convention hail drew
orly small Attendance. y 0leritor-
ious program participated in hy the
,ity's best talent vas accordingly pre-
sented before "A house which made up
in appreciation what it lacked in mum
hers. The ercc will offering received
Will be applied to some philanthropie
work. to he decided upon hV the club
The program viii in all probability he
repeated at some future time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-04

Treat and Mrs. A. G HiXon Will on
t.Itair. on that day.
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Society
, - - - - - -
TRUTH.

Truth is stranger tnan fiction,
but il is because fiction is obliged
to stick t. possibilities; truth
isnt-Mark Twain.