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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-01-21
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IN THE SCHOOL LUNCH
SANDWICHES NECESSARILY PLAY
AN IMPORTANT PART.
50 Great 4 Variety Is Possible That
the Children Will Not Soon Tire
Of Them-Some Substitutes
s. for. Meat.

Well-prepared sandwiches should
form an important part. of every school
lunch. They are easily made and
should be very wholesome and pal
atable. Variety is the spice of life
here as elsewhere, and there should
be at least two kinds of sandwiches
in each lunch. The number and kind
may be varied from day to day.
Cut the bread for sandwiches into
thin slices of uniform thickness with
q sharp knife, and spread the butter
evenly over both slices of bread in or.
der to keep it moist and prevent any
fruit filling that may be used from
making the sandwiches soggy or indi.
gestible. Sandwiches made several
hours before they are to be eaten
should be wrapped in moist cloth and
kept in cool place, or wrapped in
wax paper, to prevent them from dry.
ing or absorbing odors. 4.,,s.
In giving these directions for max.
ing sandwiches, Miss Bah Bell Of the
University of Missouri, college Of g.
riculture, says little about meat sand.
wiches because most people are ,fa.
miliar with the ordinary ham sand.
witch, and in many. cases such meat
substitutes as peanut butter, eggs or
cheese should be used instead of the
more expensive meats.
Here are some good sandwich ma.
terials: ey.a 7 .a4.,a.
Bread and Butter.-Cut the bread in
thin slices. Spread the butter evenly
on both slices and press together.
Lettuce.-Make. q ad-and butter
sandwich and place . leaf Of crisp
lettuce, washed and thoroughly dried,
between the two slices. Put q tea
spoonful of, mayonnaise dressing on
the lettuce leaf. ESQ .se.
Nuts-Make q lettuce sandwich,
spread one side with nuts, chopped
fine. and mixed with. good dressing.
Chieken,-Chop cold boiled chicken
and moisten with mayonnaise dress
ing. ! Spread between bread. Add 4
lettuce leaf. "a
Eosa-Chop the whites of hard
boiled eggs very fine. Mix the yolks
with mayonnaise dressing and season
with pepper and salt. Add the whites
and spread between bread. Lettuce
may be used also. ge
Datss.-liake q filing of one-half
cupful of stoned dates, one-half cupful
Of sweet cream; spread between slices
of buttered bread. = s
Pimento and cheese.-Make q filling
Of one-haH cupful OF cream cheese and
,one-fourth cupful of chopped pimento,
two tablespo0nfuls salad dressing, salt
and pepper. Spread on butter evenly.
Cottage chsese may be used or the pi.
mento may be left out.
Peanut outter.-Peanuts ground and
mixed with salad dressing make an
excellent filling. The commercial pea.
nut butter may also be used. Spread
evenly between buttefed bread. A
crisp lettuce leaf adds to the attrac.
tiveness Of this sandrs.:,,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-01-21
A CHILD GETS CROSS,
SICK AND 5fEYERISH
WHEN COhSTIPAT[D
Look, Mother! IT, Tongue Is Coated
Clean Little Liver and
Bowels.

If your little ones tongue is coated
it is sure sign the stomach, liver
and bowels need a. gentle, thorough
cleansing at once. When your child
is cross, peevis:l, listless, pale. doesn, t
sleep, eat or act naturally; II breath
is bad. stomach sour, system full OF
cold, throat sore, or II feverish, give
a teaspoonful of California Syrup of
Figs, and in few hours all the slog-
ged-up, constipated waste. sour bile
and undigested food will gently move
out Of the bowels, and you have a well,
playful child again.
Sick children needn't be coaxed to
take this harmless fruit laxative.
Millions of mothers keep it handy be-
cause they know It's action on the
stomach, liver and bowels Is prompt
and sure. They also know a little
given today saves sick child tomor-
row.
Ask your druggist for 5o-cent bot.
tie of "California Syrup OF Figs,
which contains directions for babies,
children of all ages and for grown.
ups plainly on the bottle. Beware Of
counterfeits sold here. Get the genu-
inc made by california Fig Syrup
Company. ADV.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-01-21
CHARGED WITH PLAN
TO MURDER PARENTS

Chicago, Jan. 20.-lrving and Her
bert Updike are said by States At
torney Hoyne to have told him in
separate interviews, that each was
watching the other, pretending to fall
in with plan of numbering their par
ents. Both said, according to Mr..
Hoyne, that they had no idea of con-
summating the plot. Indictments.
charging them with conspiring to
murder their father Furman D. Up
dixie, a wealthy retired grain and lum-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-01-21
PRISONERS OF WAR
ADMITTED TO ]. s

Calais, Maine, Jan. 2O.-Four alleg-
ed German prisoners Of war, who es-
capped from a detention camp at Am
herst, N. S., and were detained here
yesterday, after crossing the border.
were formally admitted to the United
States today. ".
A board Of special inquiry decided
they were able to fulfill the immi
grafton requirements. ..-......
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-01-21
KILLED BY ELECTRIC
SHOCK IN BATH TUB

Port Jefferson, N. Y, Jan. 2O.-C.
Frederick Purick, AZ years old, prom.
inent here as a business man, was
killed by an electric shock at his
home while taking bath in metal
lie tub. He had one foot in the water
when his hand came in contact with
an electric light fixture.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-01-21
i" *@**:*&H%*A* q q q
+" TO REMOVE bANDRUfF !"
{: Z: : + {: : 80 4 4 &c e 4 =

Get 25-cent bottle of Danderine at
any drug store, pour a little into your
hand and rub well into the scalp with
the finger tips. BY morning most, If
not all, of this awful scurf will have
disappeared. Two or three applica-
tons will destroy every bit of dan
druff; stop scalp itching and falling
hair. rgss .-.;.set.sr
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-01-21

Der man, their mother, and their sis
ter, Florence, were returned today
They were placed in the county jail
in default Of bonds of 100000 each.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-01-21
CHIP OUTOP|NTS Al
MCCOY IN BOUT

1 New York, Jan. 20.-George Chip
Of Newcastle, Pa, former middle
weight champion, out-fought AL Nc
Coy of Brooklyn, present holder or
the title, in ten-round bout IN
Brooklyn tonight.
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24
0icnstag, ben 81. Mar5 1916:
n6enOs s llhr.
&Dnsert nnS Suns
int g@aibingtOn Sawger6nno"
314 6 Str. N.-M.
JeSermann lit eingelaOen.

-0as madiame s(u9e eilles unle.
rer Yoli5ilten erlpdbte im SdauIen-
tier in 915 BenniDlpania @be. EN-
8ilo, ooS einen @la0iator bariteltc,
Der allfre1t nit 6lutbebedtemS dper-
te ailf ieinen Gpferm ltuno ltno alll
oeilen @iirt Der Iame beS Brdlioetl-
fen @iIion geihrieben mar. Der ST
gentiimer oes @eiddftes wnroe mcgen
@~erlebung Der 4oIi5eigeicte ST ciren
&erbor porgeln0en.
SSm @oooforO DEPARTMENT, onS
III 504 Critic Ctr. W.-G. gelegen lit,
bemerfte Ser If0rtner i'm Gineange
Gin 9iinOel alter &leioer. PTS er bic
fe mifbeben molltc, iab err in has Sc
ii6tden ci1es uigcfabr 10 8o1ell
aiten 8iltoes, meibIiden @elAlcftS,
Gr madteA einige Gninet oes 9lpart-
nentS alf oieien Slinb oiifmertinm
ltno bieie nobrlen iid Der armen @oi-
ie an. Die Yoli5ei bemiibte iid, Die
YRitter oes &inoes at ermittelit, bod,
bis oabin lit Dies ibr nod nidt ae.
lltngelt. Dos &ino muroe Dem 8nlb-
ingtoner Solpital fir JinoIinge iiber-
ge6en.
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24
Alabier-Y reis- Spieleu

slm Samstag. oen 25. @dr5, lpirr
I'M I.15 llbr in Glo Maionic Gem.
pei, al Der 9tcn uno 8 Ctr. g. 80,
ell Trcisipiclen nllf ocnl&lopier ltott,
Tinocn. Cine gn6abl bon iungen Sir.
tlloien sic III iinleren oelltihen arei-
len lpoblbefannt iino, wiro iid al
Dem Sreisipielcn beteiligell. An Die
orei beiten Spieler merocn % Col.
lars perteilt merpeil. 9oS HreiSitiid
il Die ncieite Competition bes Serrr
Eroi. Gmil &. Gbriitioui uilo lit be-
titeit She SpinnerS". - GS'ilt Dies
eiil neitcs llnterpebmen ullb es oiirf-
tc fcinem 3meifeI unterliegenJ Ooi3
ltniere 9eutihen 0icies &orbaben III
terltiiten merben lno oennlclben gro
BeS Sntcreiie entsegenbringcn. 9ic
Gtimni5ettel tperben i'm Maionicgenl
gel ouSgetcilt peroen uno oas ge-
lonmte 8ubIifnm miro ais Ereisrid)-
Ter flingieren. Yitbcroem meroen 2
profeiiionetle &reisrihter ibr llrteil
obgeben.
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24
..Nicrlnnnin MSnncr.Ghnr.A

Gle 8eointcn loipie Wtitglicoer oeS
o@crmouio W1itnerhors" boben filr
Das ge~genpdrtige @ercingiabr Elm
reiMboltiges Hrogramm feitgelest.
Observation-Disclosures nit Ebenter-
boritequngen uno fomiid)en &ortrG-
gen, iomie elm Masfenbaa baben be-
reits mdbreno oieier Goiion itattgc
iunoen. Nm 9~onnerstog. ben t6.
MGr5 fonben ii6 oic MdnnerA0rler
nut ibren 9ameit obermoIS in &orl
@unumcls Gereinsballe, 922 8a. 9[pe.
N..M, 5u elmer bumoriItiihen Sig
ung Gin. @er einmal @olt oe5 Ger
mania W1nnerhorS gemeien, peiB
lebr mobI. Dab edter ocutiher 8is
itll6 Sumor geraOe bier at '0altie lit.
DaS fir oieic @%eleqenbeit aitfgciteIltc
&rosramn cntbieIt foIsenoe Nhim.
mern:
J.. GboruS:-0S, DAB on mein MI-
les Bit; nSdp6biidjes Solfslieo
bon 6. s. Gbriltioni.
2. Defamation bon 5rau =. SGff-
ner: aGelttiAlan0 iiber oleS~.
3. &lopier &ortrog bon @einridy
@ouer il.
4. aIabier @ortrog: @ebriiocr Sic
ier.
8. alopicr uno @iolin @ortroq
@ebriioer 9alter.
z. 9iiett: 8. @aper lrno g. Wtnt.
tern.
8. 5p. SonOers nit Silie bon SRI.
O.. Berger vHnttenfdnger BON Sa-
meln"; oalein Annn &qtberin" :;
uMorgen mliB id, fort BON bier.
8. SEER Geo. EIitt, &omiidcr @or.
trag.
10. ebrcnproiiocnt $. @oamcr
glniprade.
II. s. Mon0rod: @ortrag: vMor
nnlB Den onocrn oth ne Sreuoe g5n.
nell".
10. 8. Braun: Gin ruiliidea ga
ter %rtier."
13. 81. @omnlel: OaS 9ic0 uon ci
her gang nclicn Sdnibelbanf.
Gic uortragenoen Damien uno Scr
rem piiroen fir ibre 2eiltuugen nit
einem ACKNOWLEDGEMENT gcifal be.
Ilohnt. 9ic @Glte amiilicrten iidl oltfs
bette ltno gar nlonGer oriidte lcinc
8eDunoeruulg aus Oh NeS @c90rtclr
luio 8eihauten.
NohOem Oos offi5iele IroQronrnl
beeubet mar, foIgtc Elm gcmiitlideS
San5fr6n5hcn. SEER Samuel iorate
0afiir, oaB aud Die aeblen ser @Glte
erfriidt purOen. Mn einem foltlihen
Sropfen lobten iid Die @1Itc, bis es
3elt lpor, Die Siiren 81 idlieber. Die
dall5c SeranItoltung mar bon glteni
grfola gefront sur Srei,oe ser man
nerhorler. W.S.
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24

-Dtorie Conrad, 1856 2ongfeIIoT
Str. urO 0orotbco &opca bon 561S
Colorado NDe. RS, bcioe II Sabre
alt, ma6ten lih aui porigen SamStog
aitf Inn oltrd oMGlocr uno TGler"
Su itreiien. Sic fllbren nit Der Glef-
triihen bis sur Union Stotion. 3icr
ltiegen lie ans mo Damn ting ibrC
&anOerihoft al. NIS Der 9(beno her.
cinbrat, befunoen ii1 Sic beiOen SIuS-
rciber in Der @egcnO Ser Bride, ur
Der 4. mo z Str. Nd. Sn eincnl
l~eerltebcnoen @11terbGusden illd)teil
tic llntertlnft. ,9a Oie bei0en MGo.
chen am IbcnO nidt an @oitlcer1die.
nen benndridtigten Ole Gltern oic
%oli6ei bon DEM &orfolle. I'm 1
llbr am Sonntog Morgen mlr0cn iic
oon cincm @iienbabn-g eamten IN H.
rem llrteridlupf oitfgcfunoen iulO
Detcftiu Serman bradtc bic beioen
3ttguogel ibren @Itern 5itriid.
STRAIT &ennetb, bic in 32S OeIu-
mare Aue. Sd. pobnt, beldpperte
lid Oieier Gage beim @eridt, onB
5lnci Boli5eilellte am porigen DON.
ncrStag Worgen I'M bulb orei llhr
obnc @ruuO III ibr @orS e~ingeorun
gen mGren. Giner ser ToIiSiItcn ge.
bort Der Yoii5ei. 9(bteiIung on, oercn
Iuigobe eS lit, Die StaOt pom 2alter
oil lGubern. IS mag nun fem oab
DER 8d6ter Der 0rOmng in ieillenl
llcbereifer in beiagtem Soitle etiuaS
mittcrte. 5rali &ennett erbob bcfti-
gen Eroteit gcgen Oieic A~nnlnBung
lno bradlte Die NnaeIegenbeit Dor Sc
Die ihuloigen %oli5eiIeute
mliroen in Mrrclt ~gsuommen itno uer-
ben binnen aitr5eni Dor @eribt er-
ideinen ntiiiien, Inn @riinoe fiir ibr
luibcrehtigteS Giioriugen ailSugebel.
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24
..Sanncrbnnh0

@cnn IN ocn SpoItcn OieIes@Iot.
teS eiit uoeiltid)eS Glen" onacfiin.
6igt miro, gIcidmobI, no eS ge0e6en
miro, 10 fam man iider lem 0aF
pieIe nit 9utenl Mppctit oil onqe.
5eigtem 0rte eriheinen lperocn. Pm
borigen MOntag, Oen 90. 8. NSts.,
fonntc man i'm SGnger6un0 .Gliib.
bnltie Elm ehtes oelttlfes Abenoeiien
%einuebmen, oas ans ser &iidDe Ser
5rolt WidoImIs, Der Satin oes Der.
molterS. fam itrO ciucn grten 3ll-
iprit) fdno. 9nnlcn rmO 0erren,
cit unO jung. iebteu fih Inn 0ic
reimge0cdten Glide, Inn ibrem s[p.
petit gered)t 3u meroen. 9ie Gin
5elnen @1nge beItonOcn ans edit
0eitid)en @eriidten unb oar man
der Oadte, er abe ein g~benoelicn
III IertihInno o0cr Gelterreid). Die
8eoicnung Der Eiihc mar lebr
prompt un0 jeOermanm mlIr0c bic
iclbe Illfmcrfiomfeit geidenft. Ga
mellhGnoe moren iiberoIl riibrio uho
Dos Serbieren geifob III better Or0
mtng. 3meifellos miro ein netteS
Siimmhcn als 2eingeminn obfoI
len. Die NeronItaltung nabnt eineir
GitBerIt befrieoiGenoen SerIoui. oonf
Ter 9eniibungen Ser Qumen ocS fir
1icic @~clesenhct leinnDerS cutenntel
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24
WranS 5mperial Sect, pbne j3iuci-
fel Der bette aller amerifaniidem
Sbampagncr, sm 6aben fir $1.45
bic Tlaidlc bel Gbriitian fan6cr,
909. 7tc Ctr. N..N.
Columbia graner &ranfcm Inter
ltiibnnas.0 ercin."

Nm Ilellstag, Ben 21. Widr5, bottl
Der columbia 9roller &ronfen. In
terltiltlngspercin IN aarl SommcIs
TereillSlpfnl @erinnmIlrig uno 8e
%omtenhpobl. SoIgenSc Scrren lpitr
ben babel ermGbIt:
Yroiioent: 6rit Oieeelmonn.
@i5e-BrGiiOent: Sobn 0reoelein;
SefretGr: Srnnf Mom;
SdnsmeiIter: MideI Miiller.
ytad grleoiguns Ser iihrigcn Ser.
ellisaelhofte ging man oll elmer &c.
miitliden 0ohiitung iber. &err 6.
Sonunel tiidtc oas Bette ans Seller
uno aiihc alf.
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24
Ner tntr SnIAntl

Nilf wfcrller, frelnocr I1tc
"a liegt eitl toter SoI0at,
Sin linse5dbIter, bergeif her
A9ic brat er gcfdnipft oitd) bat.
GS reitcll pieI Generate
Wtit &rell5cn OH ibnl Dorbei
9enft feiner, Dab Der Oa lieget,
glildb ipert zines &rel5lcins lei.
IS lit INN mnn1el @efoll' men
@icl Srog uno Sonmler BORT;
8udl fiir ben nrmen Soloaten
0ibf's Deoer Crane nod @ort.
God ferne, no er St @oltie,
Ga iitt beim Ibenobrot.
Gin &ater boil bangor Abnung
lli0 iagt:: u@eiuiB, or lit toll" E,
ga fit cine lpeinenoc Miitter
llno ld)llth5et laltt: n@ott belf!
CIR bat iid) aligemel6et:
Die llbr blieb Iteben I'M clf!"
ga ltorrt Elm blofleS W1od,en
@inmls ms D1mmerlid)t:
ltllD III CT 0dD1it mo %9eltorben,
Mfcinem Screen itirbt er nidt!"-
9rei slltgenpaare ididen,
90 bciB eS cin 9er3 MIR fam,
SSilr ben arrteil, totem SoIoaten,
Sbrc Sroner1 gum 9immel binan.
lltO Der 9immet Iliutmt oicSrdnt
St cinem 80lf1en auf
llno trdgt es sur ferncn 9luc
Sinllber I'M raI6en 2aiif.
uno gieBt aus 0er@olfe oie5rGn(
Nllfs 9oltpt 0eS Gotten ais Eau,
Dab CT nnbemeint nidt liege
Vim %ferier, frcuoer Mu. S.@.
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24
&lCiue Standardization

String BON Sobfelo BON Der bic
I.aen oelltifen @otihoft bot bereitS
ieine 8l1ne fir ben fommenOen Cont
rner ieltgelegt. 0cr Hrin3 miro feline
bureaus in GDe, i'm Stoate Seem Ycrf
uufmoden. @r miro feline 5ebn Sc
fretGre nit lidl nebnlen un0 bon BORT
aus ieine bipIomotiihen 8eihdtte er-
le0igen.
Ser 2eopoloNirfle, Der IN 1915
S ct. SD. mobnt, muB ieit ldngerer
3eit Oas &ronfcnbett bitten. Nie
mir jeBt crlabren, befinOct iih Der
Botient oilf Dem Mege Der gelierltng,
Ser orib @oIi, ein Sdipo9er
SEES 0crru 6. 9irfIc, murOe bon eli
ner b6lcu a%ronfbeit befoaen. Ier6ts
Iide Silfe unO oie IiebeOoae 6ilriorge
ser Seinen mcrOen boifentli1 cen Be
fIoqensmerten balo 5ur Oeirnobeit
brinqen. 9ie SreunOe Oes @errn
8olf iin0 tiefbetriibt OF ieines 3lt-
ItonoeS uno milnIAen ibm cine ballot
&c @eneiung.
-SGmmtlide lut6erii6en &irbef
Ser @elt meroen I'M fommenoen Sab
re oas Mnoenfen an Den Sbelenan
5dloq 2utberS oil Sic ShloBfirde 5t
@ittenberg I'M Sabre 1917 Ieierl.
9lith 8albingtors &irbcn, Die Die
9ebre 2utberS p~erfiin0en lperoelt oll
iener @eltfeier t~eilnebmen. 9iesbc-
siiglide Gorbereitunaen peroen be-
reits lett getroffen. Sn H~bilaOelpbio
bcfinoet Ii1 Ser Sauptiib Oieler Nr-
ronaenlents un0 bon BORT aus meroen
Die 8orbercitllngen geleitet, lomeit bic
Qirden ser Ser. Stooten III 8etrod)t
fommen. Der So6m. Ser SoiuarO
81. @olo bon Bbila6elpbiq 1T Soriiscr
oes aomites fir oieie 6eierli@feiten.
Man lit Ser felten &offnultg, Dab Die
8ieoerfebr oes cages Oes Ibeieuan
fdIaaes enc engere 6itbIung uuttcr'
Den lutberiiAen aird'en bcrbcifiibrcn
miro.
-8aibingtons Standardization pa
ben ibre @reiie erbobt, linO omar I'm
10 8ro5ent. @iShcr bot man pro
5tiid 10 uno 10 piel be5ablt; ood III
3rflnft miro nad @epiht beredilet
mcroen. @ettiudihe, Sonotilder nlm.
mcroen iortan 5 Gents pro 8fllno To-
lten. Die @igentiiner unO Eerlualter
ser Standardization aeben al8 8rltno
fin oicIe Breiserbobnng Den Sreis
aufidipung iiir Seifc, u9l1ue" uno
&adpapier an, oa Oieic Irtifel I'M
Sic Salfte geitiegen iinO. Gurd Die
Giafiibrung Oes 9ld)titluloeitz @eiebes
iin0 Die 9lnltaIten gc5fpltngcn, cine
qrGGorc slnsabl bon Arbeitern ati5lt-
lteaen. SSn anberen Stdoten lillo Die
gsreiie ebenialls in oic @obe gcgoll-
gen.
-S(nl ct. &atrict5 Gage iporen
.gSaIbingtons 8~epohner feltilden ur-
IprungS in @riin gefleioet. Sn ben
iotboliiden &ir6en, oeren @ldltbi=
gen gum 9roBen Seile aus Srlonoern
beltebelL mlroen belonoere @ptteS-
OienIte abgebalten. Crime &roDatten
ilnb onoere an jeneS Crime Sniellano
crinnernoe &enn5eid)en ihlnildtel Die
broben Sobne Srlnnos. Gin @bcno
pes Seittoges faaOen III Dielen 6aai=
Iicn llnterbaltungem ltatt, bei oeilen
es rcd)t llltig 5u9ing lino bei Oenen
inand irilder @it per5apit wuroe.
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24
Sins Den @ereiusfrciicn
rWermania Club"

8ellte. 6reitog Aben0, ben "a.
MGr6, miro SEER @rof. Or. Gelir
2obniS cincn Sortrog iibcr Oas Gbc-
ma: r8aftcricn I'M t6gliden 2cben .
boltcn. Nod Dem icitgeiebten 8ro.
groma oes Gibbs mare SEER {.
lille beltte 46enD Der ReOner, bod
bat man Dies imGnoern miliicn.
Srclinoc f0nnen ourh MitgIieocr
einGefiihrt mer0en.
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24

(gpssial.S ri6t fir oieie 3situus pcu tinsm
anssisbsnsn @afbiuatousr).


-
Mm Oienstog, Oen 10. 3. sc. ioute
I'M SGngerbuno cine fonliibe Mbenos
unterboltltng l~tottfinoen. Serren II.
9onucn oeS Clubs fomen nit ben al
Ierfeiulten 9oitiimen perieben 5ir felt.
|gcieBten Set nad Dem 9rte Der Sreii=
De nno oes &ergniigens. Der 9err
Nrofeiior bate eigenS fir Oielc @ele.
genbeit Elm &oltiim fir iih rtlio Ieine
Before SGIfte gelieben. God mcld
Elm Sdreden ergriff Ole &oitiimier-
ten ais Die ongeiebte 3eit INNER nd-
her beranriidte, ooh Die @Gite Gus
blieben. Gin %ionoerbores @efiibl regtc
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len. 900 Ute Ctr.
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mn 3. Gounerstag I'M Npril ltattfin-
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-05
THE PHOTOPLAY
MAN-ABOUT-
TOWN

Bvery Saturday aud here ard tAsre
through tho UoCk, the EyESING IEngHEb
Photopidy Mdu-d bout -TotCr chats tCith thG
movie fan about the personalities 6chtnd
the pciOhborhood theatres AVID the nuns
they shoD For the complete and accurate
fopidp Chart IN Mondays EVENING LBDGBR'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-05

"on the Side Street." La Franco and
Rowland. blaclface comedians: Paul
and Edith Warren Eugenie La Blanc,
coincidence; Reddington and Grant,
acrobats; the Doughertys, Francis
Lenz and company In "The Second
Story Man." and the Great Richards.
BURLESQUE
UMONTS-Dumont's Minstrels in bur-
lesque Of matters of current interest.
COMING EVENTS
bert's new musical comedy.
FEBRUARY II.
ADBLPHI-"The Two Virtues" with e
II. Sothern.
LYRIC-Harry Lauder.
REITH'S-Elsie Janis, impersonator
Henriette de Serbs and her 10 Partisan
models: the Farber Girls, In songs,
dances and chatter; Charles Olcott, in
"a Comic Opera in Ten Minutes; Jo-
seph E. Bernard and company, in "Who
Is She?" Kramer and Morton, 1.-TWO
Black Dots; Jed and Ethel Dooley;
Harris and Manion, in Uncle Jerry at
the Opera; Lohse and Sterling, aero
bats.
FEBRUARY 2I.
LYRIC-"The Only Girl" Victor Her