davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-27

County Commissioner Taliaferro
began work today on the road from
this city to the oil fields. lie started
his men at the western line Of the
city limits and says he is going to
have a road over which automobiles
can make record time, before he is
through.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-27

Make business pleasure. The
pleasure will be mutual If you trade at
24tf MAOOENS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-27

Liveu up your ousIness-try the
Want Ads.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-27

Make business pleasure. The
pleasure will be mutual II you trade at
24tf MADDENS.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-02
Gyener in glair, g3e6r.

Blair, Ne6r, 2. NiGr3. = SeIte
o1 frilber @orgtnitunoe fam in Dem
un6enusten @ebGuoe 1oer 0ebrosfo
Company 6euer gum Plus
brud. 9asielbe uobm 10 groBe
4uSoebnung an, Dab Der 8au uno
Elm &eiL Oes 0ielipn Sol56ofs IN
6lamrnen uufgingen. 8anf. ben ans
itrengltngen nnierer altsge5eihneten
f"reimiaigen 6euerwe6r muroen bic
ser neiten eleftrii6en 2idt
9nIaqe Dor Der 3eritorillig betpnbrt.
8erluit, peld)en Die Sol3batlo
lung crlitten bnt, miro auf $50, 900
ueranIdlagt; Die gtebrasfa electric
eight @ompanp ib1bt ibren 66a
ben ouf $4,000. Die gntite1ungs-
Grio6e oes Geuers lit un6etanilt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-02
SanaOisr OerpOnen Ocuid-freunS-
lidle Hreiie.

Gorouto, Ont, 2. 0fGrs. = I'm
in &onaOn feline pro-oeutiden Spm.
patbien %auffonmlen 8i IaiierL be8tu.
Die bereits porbanoenen nad) Dog
Iidfsit al erItifeu, B1lt Die 3enInr
nunil1ebr olle ats ben Ser. Staaten
fomHenoen 3eitnngen ouf, iotuobl
6eittfdle pie rngIiidJe, oeren g(rtife[
irgenomie aIs ngreiiip ge1elt aSobll
BIN oiisgeIegt peroen fonnelt.
Inter bieien altf Die uShmar3e
Site" geiesten 3eitungen befinoau
fb oos Stem Dorfer n9euti6e
Sournol", Der nguffoIo 9emofrat"
0as gtpIp yorfcr 906meusS Organ
vgtorooni 0iit", Der Stem gorfer
Gaelic american", Die Seem gorfer
bSriib @orI04 uno Die gbicogoer
aSriIb goice", tuie oos 0ep gorfer
g5otberlmo".
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-02

ooaB ih beiIenO oobouIaufen mod,
te, penh i@ i6uen beifn llnterIuher
ipeb tim muB. Aber bic tapferer
aerls i1gen nift eintnal elm Mort
beiBen mir Die 3G6ne 5uiammen
Sn ben Sdlen, IN oenen iie ltegel
pno leiocrL bort man faitrt ether
|2aut.
D@ir baden in unieren 2asaretteu
oltdl dtpan5ig eefaitgeue 3uiien.
|Dieie peroen 9enau 10 bebdn0elt,
mieliniere eigeneu tapferen arieger.
ogeir baben cine u~ngebelre Wterl.
ae Arbeit. Sic fonnen liA quf Dor
ltellen Die man Iosgc6en muB,
penn man in einem Gage bunoert
Yatienten 81 Derbtnoen bat. Nir
babeit Inns einen Sperationstiid TO-
Wie @aiier. nno Observation-Disclosures -
liter Ipparnte Gngeidafit.
ISM ii6riget gebt es ms alien
gut. @ir lino ale letter gerpnroen,
ogsgenoumen oieienioen, bel oenen
atldl Der CUTE oeutid)e Dinner Sail
fem Set an3uleben pernlag.
agln Sa6en, iOie 5ur Soipital.
ansriiltung geboren, baben mir fei.
men Mfongpl, dltBer OIL @unmi nfto
8otte. (@imrHi oarf bcfnnntlid
Oes britii9ch gerbots lpe9ell gar
niht nad Gettidlnno gebrnht iuer-
ben, Matte uur IN beidrdnftcr
Menge.) @ummibnnoidube ltno iebr
ftapp, obglei6 mir Den gall6en 8er-
liner &orrot atgefauit bo6en.@
8aS 4merifaniide Aer5te-G rpes
0itions.&omitee, BOB nttBer Der in
-eellti6. Gpldl tdtigen nod 3mei ors
oere SiliS.grpeoitionen nit Soipi.
tai Iusriiitungen na6 8eutihlauo
Jeidlidt bat, bittet oringen0 Inn met
tcre 8eitrGge fir oieie notmenoi9ite
uno erfoIgreidite alIer ariegs 6ilfS-
attionen. @ae Spenoen meroen
aliSld)lleBlId fur Die grpeoIttollell
b%erfpenoet. ga 0qs aontitce feline Be.
3a6lten genmtert ODER augeiteaten
bat, lin Die Grpeoitiouen big gun
Gnoe Oes arieges u~nterhalten uro
meitere b"indlisididcn SIT f0n1en, INN
Die Die oeutid)en 9ebor0en crit fur3s
lid nffi5iea eriudt 6nbeti, itno be-
oelttenoe MitteI n5tig, oenn es mitI-
fen ioipo6l Die aer5te uuo Bfleges
riuHeu be3a6lt ais aud oie Sofpital-
anSriiltitngen ergGIi8t mo berDoa.
itGn0igt iper0cn. 9eitrGge NOBLE
man an Sen S6abmeiiter beg &omt-
tees, Sen friiberen 9[6ge.
or6neten @ernonn u. M2eb, Scr.
t22 &uoion Street, Reip gorf, o0er
an oeuti6e 3eitun9en ODER an bic III
oielen Grten 6eIte6enoen llntersao.
miteeS idifen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-02

gia6Oenl mir Die a~ontGtontelt
mebrmaIs auf Die Bihtigfeit Der
3eit Der Goppeltimmen oufmerf-
lam genad)t mo linen ge8eigt. Die
iie III oieier 8eit Die bette @eleaen.
belt babett, noriuGrts 81 fonnler, bo-
ben iie ben gat befpIgt utto iino
tiidtig an Die arbeit gegoll9en.
Webrere 8riefe itr0 beute in Der
Office Der aGribtne4 eingaIaufen.
III 0eilen ollgegeben miro, OaB man
jeBt Dos g8erf Der @etpinnifla bon
ileuen 2eiern NIT ollem gifer be-
gonuen babe url0 nibt iohlaiier
iperoe, 6is man ben Sieg errungen.
ginige aonteitonten beriprphen ms
ne6erraidnngen IN Der 3uieuOung
BON groBen 8~eiteaungett.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-02

IS befinoct lib nod INNER einc
gtn5obl &%onteitanteil in Der 10000
&loiie. 9ieien m0dten mir Die
6raGe porlegeR: M6dten sic, meine
9umed unO Serren, Oenn nidt Ell.
men ernltIi6en 8eriut MAIDEN, oas
feline ~9llttonIcbtI at gepinnen2 Sic
bobeu bellte nod 0iegleide @elegens
belt, ais Der &onteitnnt Der iest an
b0hiten itebt otelletd,t uoh cine
beiiere @elegen6eit, penn Sic rtlr
nal ernltli6 an's @ert geben. Sic
pollen bod Oieie @eIegenbeit nift
poriiberaeben Iaiienl? 0esbaI6 ipute
man iid puO gebe nod bcute an Die
Ir6eitl
@ir ntoden nniere 2eier oorolii
oufmertiam, 6aB iie ibren 5reunoeIt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-02
&onteifanten begreifen 0en
@ert Der 9oppelitimmen!
Gaben ibre Nrbeit NIT 9rOHcm Gifer bt9Dnnen
nnO ifelen lleberrafcbmnSen IN Qlueiidbt!
Sente feline MemDernmg nmter ben Sibrern!

inter ben aOnteItauten iebr oiel beI.
fen fonnen, inoem ie bic o1dglidJe
Omaha 3ribune~ int bordus be5ab
len uno benin @inienben Des 9etrngs
angeben, mel9em &cnteltanten bic
5tinimefl, Die mir fit 8ornusbe5ab-
ling geben, 8ugeidrieber iperoen
Ioaen. Gin folder 3etteI, ben mar
BEL Ginlen0umg BON Announcements
qeI0ern beniiBen fam, miro pcr
beute al tdgli9 III Der s2ri6iiie
a6georudt iein. aIio man belle
leinen Sreunoen duf oteie 8eiie
uno TRACE On5li BEL ben frieOIiden
8etfItreit nod intereiiauter Sn
MAIDEN.
&eite 1T nnter ben 8iibrern feline
a~eu0erluna Sl ber3ei6nett..
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-02
Mns G%nir6nrll.

Samstag ben 4. Mars iinoet bier
cine oeutide Mlaiieuberiommllina
itatt, Inn einen 3peiguerein oe5
staatSper6mloes i'm 9eutid-a meri.
faliihen Nntiollnl6ull0e at grim.
ben. Die Geutiden bon 6airbltrp
urto llmoe9eno iinO ale c%in9elaOen,
Oul8a6lig gu eriAeinen Dos aorni-
tee miro 5amstag rett8eitig betonllt
gebet1, lit uelder 6ale Die Ser.
itnttfinoen miro. &err
@uitab 9eidorner, Der Srgoniiator
oes StaatsperbanOes miro Del ser
ritnonngssgeriammluug aniueIen0
iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-02
9RnRerbnd fir ale grtea bon SGfeI.
arbeiten.

BUD Ger. 2, ME iinten geSeiet, emf.
Edit 9npeiiungen unb neiteite N1u.
Iter fir geh1feltc @ini6se uno Sri.
ten. glbbiloungen flor u1O eelttIih,
uno ieoer 6aOen lit 81 Ieben. Sic
fonnen uidt feblgeben in auferti.
grng oieler seidmodnolen 5piteu
lmo @iniGbe, ME man lie gebrouft
fin Eoi6entiider, @orbGnge, Dcd.
Sods. Senes Bud lit fir
Ith elm @aii5es, uno fein DfuIter
Speimal entboIter. Seine sSrau
icGte cbne oieie Bidder fem.
3u beitelleu all II Gts. pro Bud
curd Omaha Gribiine, 1911 SoDaro
Ctr, Snaba,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-02

9lmerifanilhen afer5te : expeditions.
4omitees nltBer fir Die trdnten uuO
DcrmunOeten Solbnteit aid fir bic
8ibiIbeuolferitit9 Tcrgen mpB, od in
Der goit5en Gtaot feline Oeiltidell
g9tmodr5te iiuO, seid1net Der RetO
Uortcr glr5t Er. a1irt SnRer, Elm
MlitGIieo Der lGrpeoition, in einen
fiiralid bier cinoetroffenen grieie:
Mir tim Die arnien b%erfpnnoeten
SolcntelI 10 ieiO," idJreibt Der Gr5t
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-02
ad6tung, Ne6rao6a
City ermanns(66ne!

Sn Der rc~gelmdBigcn 9eridmm.
lung am 0. M1r5 1916 merben bic
Deleg1ten 5ilr nd6iteu @roBlooen.
Sibutia erpdblt. Gs ioa Ii6 ieoer
aruoer %beitre6en, oieier 8eriamm.
hung bei8uwobnerL oa aud Ionit
nod tpiftige Sodcn sur @eratrug
fonln1en.
5rit 5nnfe, Srdi. ". @ebert, Set.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-02
Sic Namea Der R%OuteFanten unS tire etimmeu,abl Fab ht i0lgt;

6. s. 8cidOrner, 9autaier GO 80. $4,000
gSna. @eger, glatte So $4,000
Sacob Diet, 9arton Gu, aani ...... 10000
aman6ms Stamps, Sian So. ...... .26,000
Geo. Ser5er, gOlf g. So. ........ 10000
9aml 9enner, Sage So. $4,000
glng. Aen6t, Seinaro SO. 1900
ST. 9ittmann, 9iron So. 1900
Carl @laoe, Douglas So 10000,
Srant gnbelfa, Snscpld So, Did 10000
gobO 5luter, Ginuebaso Gu, Sa. III. 10000
9etlef 5aeobien, Sba So, ia. 10000
6earD Maafe, Gtoc 81. 10000,
Seinrid Gorgeous, 3ripp So, 81. 9f 10000
SreO 81. 8euOt, Mari6aa 81, SAM 10000
So6n Solm, Nntren So, so. ...... 10000
U. @Olferts, 8inne6asO 3d. SOiuu 10000
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-02
Rarftbsri9te.

5ii1 Sma9a, 2. Mar8.
GinSpie6 -3ufu6r 300.
8eef Stiere, Marft itarf.
6d6rlinae, quite bis bette $3.50
800.
8iemli4 cute Bis CUTE $o.75-
TAO.
0SittelmdBige $5.75-6.5o.
Gorn-9efltterte geeoes.
Cute bis bette, idipere $3.50
800,
0fitteImaBige $S,00-S.25.
3iemlid quite Bis quite 500
500.
ailbe, Marft fart.
@ute bis bette &ii6e Sc. 50-7.O0.
3iemli6 quite bis CUTE 5000
$50.
@}itteImdBiee $450--5.5O.
Sellers, @nft itarf, 10 6o6er.
Suite bis bette Sellers Sc. 20
.7.60.
@ros.sefltt. siibe $5.5O-6.5o.
@ros.gefitt. Sellers $6. 10000
6toders II. 5eeoer8, Marft Xarf.
Galte Bis bette 6ee0ers $3.50
500.
Mittenl0Bige 81 20-7.60.
@ep06nliMe $6.00-7.20.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-02

0erSinanS Gtelser, Snrnsr So, g. DAT 10000
Stp 5eible, Milam So, Ser 10000
Z. &. SdrOeOer, Start So, 9. Dat. 10000
i. <. gnntemttSer, SBaber So ........ 10000
sSO6anues Naeser, @ereer go., q. Sat 10000
s. 2apiteiu, 2inc6fn So, &aib 49,. 10000
EreS 9reius, SibalgD &C., Scr. ...... 10000
@ik emma 2neSfe, Sails Co., ser. 10000
Senirg Meger, Sbarftoa So. 10000
Garl Drill, Salinc So. 10000
s6os. Bern, SpbnIpn So 10000
9if Meher, Ghaie So 10000
6. Otto, ST., GramfOrS 60, a..... 10000
;Saep6 gierIaf, @arion &c., Greg j.. 10000
{. SdrDebcr, Snrner 81, g. 8af 49,. 10000
Seurg 8uIad, Douglas So. 10000
Senrp Sling, gualOer g., GDIu -. 10000
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-02
NSnia 6aafpn hridt l[rm.

Gbriitiania, goriDcget. 2. G2Gr5.
aonig &aafoh i~tiir5te beim
iSdlittidubloufen uno brad einen
arn1.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-02
G6icaao 0farft6eridit.

MnObie9-8ufubr 1000. @nrft
sdpeinc-8ufu9r $1,000, marft
5-10 606er.
gurdifnittsprei5 $S.85-905.
@od1ter 8reis 500.
Sdafe-3uiiibr 10000. @arft
itarf.
S6diter greis $t1,85,
aanias Gitp @arft6eridt.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1000. Marft
itorf.
Soldier 9reis $3.50.
Stoders, Morft itnrl.
a1Iber, Marft felt.
sdweine-3ufubr 5000. @arft
10 bober.
3itrd)ifnittsprei8 $8.50-8.85.
66diter 9rGs $3.50.
Sdafe-3ufibr 5000. @ortt
laneiam, idIpab.
Sofiter 9reis $t1.00.
81. SpIep6 @arftberi6A
RilOpieb-9ufubr 1900. @arft
Icit 10 b0ber.
66hiter 9reis $500.
Sdiucine-3ufu6r 5000. @tarft
bober.
9urdidnittsprei$ $S.60-S.S0.
@ndllter 8reis $3.50.
Sdafe-3ufubr 1000. Mortt felt.
S0dIter Sreis $1t.00.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-02

MHS BEN amcrifnniideH 2ajarett
GentidrGgldH.
Die tnpfsren @erwnnbetem.- Sniff
fdDe yflelIiugc. Der bolc
n1innsr Eail". Maneel an
Whmmi.S ambTdnbsn.
ginioe intereIimtc gi[oer aus ben
omefitnniiden 2n5nretten in Gcutids
GpIon, no cine SiIfs.G rpeoition Oes
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-02
omaha getrciOemarft

Snrter 8ei5eu-
Gr. 2. 106-10S
SIR. 3. 99-101
glr. A. $500
@ciBer 5riibiabrsweisen-
CIR. 9. f03-106
9er. 3. 99-t04
9urunl 8ei5en-
4r. 2. t02-t04
ger. 3. t00-t02
8eiBes 8orll-
Gr. 3. 65-66
str. 4. 601h
gtr. 5. 60-6t
gir. 6. 55-56
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-02

Ger. a. 6O1A-6is4
Ger. 5. 561b-6O
3r. 6. $3.50
&eIber @nfer-
gSr. >. 43l@-44
StonborO Safer 42A-I3
gtr. 3. 4os4-41
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-02

@eIbes Sort
9tr. 3. 65B-66
9G. 4. 64-65
Nr. 5. 591a-6t
ger. 6. 55-56
@enrilhtes aorll-
glr. 3. 65-s512
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-06

After getting this note I made Jim
go over and see him and tell him that
he would call for him at o'clock.
Then I possessed my soul in patience
as well as l could.
wired Dick that the doctor was
here and that he was going to call on
me.
In little while I got telegram
from Dick: will be home day after
tomorrow. Delay examination until
then. Love, Dick"
MOllie and Eliene both came over
and had tea with me to cheer me up.
1T is just like a drama" said Mol
lie, and l agreed with her.
wonder if you have noticed, little
book, that everything happens to me
in the most dramatic manner. am
never i'll like other people. Things
are running along splendidly and I
settle myself down to being content
when-bing out of a clear sky
comes the lightning.
All my happy times, all my sad
times, all my joys, all my griefs have
come to me in just this way.
fell in love with Dick in this same
impetuous fashion and even when I
first went to the hospital l could not
do as other people do it, with pre-
meditation and preparedness. I had
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-06

CONFESSIONS
THE DOCTC
I received another letter the day
Dick wrote me, little book. 1t was
from Malcolm Stuart.
81 am quite sure, my dear Mrs.
WaverIy, that the day you receive
this letter my friend, DR.. --, will
be in your city and am writing you
this so that under no circumstances
will you miss him. I was indeed glad
to get your note, but you must not be
grateful to me at all. It would really
shame my manhood if l should let
such beauty and charm as your fade
when by bringing to your attention
a physician, those elusive but won
derfUI qualities could be saved to the
world.
q am going to tell you little Sc
cret. Don't be alarmed, it is a secret
that might be told to any one, but !
like to feel it is just between you and
me. I have been so interested in the
outcome of DR.. --'s visit that the
day he sailed for America I started in
the yacht for the dear old homeland.
I shall be in American waters per-
haps sooner than the doctor, for my
boat is very fast as well as sea-
worthy"
81 am now sending you all my
wishes for your recovery and venture
to hope that when you are well
enough to receive visitors, you and
your husband will receive me that
I may offer my Fluctuations on your
return to health. Most sincerely
yours Malcolm Stuart"
As soon as I got this letter sent
for Jim and asked him to call up the
hotels and find out where DR.. --
was stopping.
I. A-1--,L,~-,,,I 81,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-06

Stuart has told you a little about my
case, as he was good enough to write
to me and to some of my friends that
you would be over here this summer.
I need not tell you, my dear doctor,
that l am placing all my faith and
hope on you, for if I am not able to
walk don't want to live.
May I ask you to call on me as
soon as you have recovered from the
fatigue of the trip? Sincerely.-Mar-
garet WaVerIy.
In answer to this note I received
the following:
Dear Madam Waverly-YOu may
expect me at 8 o'clock, if agreeable
to you. I remain, my dear madame,
your most Obedient servant. - DR..
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-03-19
Where To Go
Today

, Loew's Columbia, John Barrymore In
The Lost bridegroom a Famous
Players Paramount picture.
Billie" Burke makes her first APP
pearance in Aims at Moore's Garden
Theater today in Peggy described as
an effervescent story fitting the delight
full personality OF the little star like a
glove. There will be other attractions
and special music by the Garden
Theater, Orchestra.
At 3 and s:15 D. m. today at Keith's
Theater the bill VIII comprise Sam Ber-
nard, Mrs. Thomas Whiffen and com
peny In The Golden Wedding Night"
bessic Wynn, William Pruette and COM
pany In "a Holland Romance Val
Harris and Jack Manion in Uncle
and added features.
The Last Act" Thomas Ince's latest
Photographic achievement. will intro
duce Bessie Barriscale as the star al
Moore's strand Theater today. and
special music will be rendered by the
Strand symphony Orchestra.
Pleasing diversion will be found by
sunday amusement seekers at the
Gayety today at the two special per-
iormances at and s D. m, at which
the entire company OF Harry Hast.
ings Big Show will appear and par
ticipatc. All OF last weeks big hits will
DC rendered as we'll as several specially
prepared numbers.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-03-19
Give Nature
A Chance
Don't Dry Up Your Scalp
With Soaps and Foam
Ing Mixtures

II is a common mistake when
dandruf, falling hair and other
scalp diseases manifest themselves,
to resort to the use of soaps, cocoa
nut oil and preparations containing
alkalis. If you are doing this, stop
right now.
A dry scalp is the primary cause
OF dandruff and similar affections.
The use Of soaps or other alkalis
(their presence is assured in prep.
arations that foam) serve 10 dry
the scalp. Give your hair a good
stiff brushing daily and get your
scalp back into perfect condition by
the use Of Speiser's Scalp Tonic.
This wonderful preparation corrects
the dryness and other abnormal
conditions, puts stop to dandruH
and actually promotes the growth
Of the hair. speiser's Scalp Tonic
is sold only at O'Donnell's DRUG
Store, o04 F Street. Price, SOC a
bottle. Mr.. o'Donnell will refund
your money If it fails -AdVt.
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With the Local
Musicians


,su"Ii A. LeinuIe. The english
composer and organist. Is TO be heard
In recital at ST. Johns Episcopal
Church on Thursday evening. The
program includes "Toccata and
Fugue" In d minor. Bach; "Syl-
vine," Dubois "Allegretto Grazioso,"
Hollins Sonata No. Opus Vs."
Lemare; "sposa iizio," Liszt "Scher-
no In F. Hofmann Improvisation
on a Submitted Theme" and Par
sifal 'vorspiol,' Wagner, ..f
The concert OF the Motet Choral So
ciety on April 6 at the Memorial Con-
tinental Hall, viii be under the
patronage Of Mrs. Lars Anderson.
Mrs. Sidney Ballou. Mrs. Thomas
Ewing, Mrs. Franklin Lane, Miss
Laura Harlan, Mrs. Henry Peck
ham. Mrs. Buckner Randolph, the
kSv. +. Ward Denys, Admiral
Charles stockton, and Walter Dwight
Wilcox.
from Holland two years ago, Is Civ
ing a three months course OF week
" class lectures on THE Apprecia-
ton OF Music on Saturday evenings.
The fourth OF the series will be
given on March rs. with the topic
for the evening Music In the Bibic.
The triple quartet OF the Church OF
the Covenant has been engaged to
give n special service for the menu
bers OF the United states Senate
and the House of Representatives IN
Scottish Rite Temple on suh, Nny
under the direction OF sydney Lloyd
wrightson. with Harvey Murray nj
the organ.
At the Church OF the Covenant
this afternoon. the musicl VIII pe
given by the triple quartet. and N
ioC voices with double quartet, both
services being under the direction OF
Eydney Lloyd Wrlghtson. with Har-
vey Murray at the organ.
Mrs. Huron w. Lawson has recent
where she gave a recital under the
auspices of Elkins College.
The fourth OF i ssriAa ~ organ re-
cItals under the auspices Of tho
American Guild Of Organists will be
given by James w. Cheney. jr.. at
st. Pauls Church. near Washington
Circle. on luesuuN cNenlnb AT o'l0
The Washington Interhigh School
Orchestra IL holding regular re-
hearsals under the direction of Dore
Walten. and now has more than
nifty members. This organization. In
which all of the high schools are
represented. gave the. following pro-
gram In connection with the preRen-
tation OF commissions to OFFICERS of
The High school Cadets recently:
March Lorraine" Came; Poet
and Peasant" Suppe:. "Danse An
2laise." CremieuX; Lilac Domino"
Cuvlllier. and High School Cadets"
Sousa.
The string quartet OF the Marine
Rand-Taylor Branson. first violin:
Herman Hoffman, second violin;
Peter Hazcs. viola. and Fritz Muel-
Ter. vloloncello-are to give a con-
cert for the blind at the Library Of
Congress. Tuesday evening. al S:l5.
The program will be: Quartet No.
IL" Mozart: Allegro cantabilc
from the Quartet. Op. H." Tschat-
kowsky. "Canzonctta from the
Quartet. Up. H." Mendelssohn. anil
Quartet. OPP. ~" Grieg.
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synop.is Of .he Preeeding Chapters.

Mary Page, actress. 10 accused u the
murder OF David Pollock and ID defended
by her lover. Philip Lengdon. Pollock
was Intoxicated. A. hary'e trial abe adj
titles that Mary threatened Pollock with
II previously, and Mafy's leadiug man
duplicates iAngdon. How Mary Jisap-
peared from the scene Of the crime Il .
hand print he saw on Mary's shoulder.
Further evidence shows that horror Of
drink produces temporary insanity In
chosls." Witnesses Described Mary's
night from her intoxicated father and her
father suicide. Nurse Walton ceacribes
the Kidnapping % MARY by Pellock; and
become an actress. and OF polIockh pur-
suit OF her and OF another occasion when
tho smell OF liquor irove Marg insane
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Core "A at That.

The young lady had been educated at
college and was giving an order to the
grocer. says London Answers.
require some cheese" she said
Yes. miss" replied the grocer, smil-
cheese"
You should not say lovely cheese d"
said the girl. severely. Lovely should
be used only to qualify something that
is alive"
The grocer's smile broadened as ne
glanced at the GorgonEola. "Well, then,
miss" he said, "Tll stick % lovely"
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OLD p OINT COMFORT
NORFOLK, VA.

SOUTHERN WINTER RESORTS
special Tours To Famous Hotel
Chamberlln
Daily serviee-MoaerH steel Steamers
City Ticket OfAcs. TAI 18th ST. N. w.
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Joan Sawyer is making another return
to vaudeville at the Palace this week,
dancing with George Harcourt.
Miss Sawyer IL dancing rival OF
Maurice and Florence Walton. since the
Elisabeth Marbury team Is being held
over for a second week.
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Another effort to revive stage inter-
ost In the ballroom dance will be made
by Louise Alexander. with Rudolpho.
late co-dancer with Bonnie Glass, as her
partner. A vaudeville opening is now
being arranged.
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A. II. Van Rureu. leading man OF the
popular Poll Players. has essayed many
roles In his young life. but none OF q
more diversified character than those OF
recent weeks. His Grant Matthew's, jr.
in THE Shepherd OF the HIS" is ex-
pected to prove q unique characterize
Lon.
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Emmett Corrigan has purchased the
rights to a new play from Madame
Berton, widow of the late Pierre Ber-
ton, who wrote "Zaza" and other plays.
Mr. Georgian will give the drama, which
Is called ."The Jewel King" spring
rrod,IctIon
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I.addie Gin Is likely To leave vaude-
willie for musical comedy shortly. Mr..
Cliff IL. now considering a production
offer made through the MS Bensham