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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-25
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81. stiu,muna ser gariier pasrsus q asanatsn arises,sit.

Idon balb bernad in beprobltder
Rdbe Der Gtoot i%tanoen. febr rubt9.
abaeleben bon ein5elnen @~nsitba1en,
bic nit Sad unb Bad Der linen
5iderer 5deinenben prOpins sutpaiIs
oerten. 9ieiem 8siipiels folgte ipdter
unniiberpsi5e au6 bic &%egierunS oes
Serrn potncare, als lie ibren Sip
BON 9aris mad goroeaur perlegte.
Mit bieier Sntiade bat iie offenbar
itGrfer auf Die Stimmuns Der parls
Ter sebriidt, als ale @orsdnse auf
Dem arieasf6ouplobe. @s ertpies il6.
ooB Der Barrier 9urai9nittsbiir9er
au oen franaDIiden Sruppen EN-
ar0beres 8ertrauen hattie, als bic
Raieruns, Denn in 8oltstretten
tpurbe reidIi6 iibsr bieie Sluat sez
i9impft; man bsseidnete iie allses
mein als poreilig uno untlug, benin
Der Barrier nor pcbl errest, absr
nidt dngltlid. Die baupttdbtiide
preFe tat ielbFDerftGnolid ales
M6aliGe, Inn ole 8ep0lferung in 3us
perIi9t uuo in patriotiIher Sttn1<
muns gu erbolten.
aber bic Resierung tat oamals
nod einen Spetten S4ritt, Der Die
Barrier 9ep0lterung b%eunrubisen
muBte: sic iperrte unb perbarrttaz
oierte bic Sore Der Stabt. @inaelns
puroen gana sei9lnHen, anbere nur
am Sage einem bsidrdntten @ertebr
geDffuet. 4uG pieie MaBresel purbe
BON oen Yariiern NIT elmer setpiheu
MibTimmuns aufsenommen. 4ls
man baun balb oarauf nit. BEN
@usmurf BON G9iiBensrdben pol
poris besann, CAB es man1es dngt'
n lide @emiit, oas On eine baloige 8e'
laaerun9, pie anno 1870, glaubt'
: unb ii9 perprppinntierte, mas ielbt'
B perItGnbli9 cine Preisiteigerung aae'
/ 2ebensmittel, namentlih Der 9iilien,
frii6te unb &onferpen, berporrtef
E 0ie ippblbabenben Barrier aber BE-
: %qannen in GROCER 4n5abl bic Stoot
gu perlaKen. 9a tam bic S9Iadt ar
3 Der Marne, Die benz 8orbrinsen bel
3 oeutIden Sruppen elm 9alt gebot
: geun gins es ipie elm Qufatmen ourd
n gang Yaris. Man lab tpieoer frDbIi'
II DIE @eii9ter. man bDrte pieoe1
: Saer5e unb 2a9en, unb bic patrio'
b tii9e 8eseiIteruns, tpel4e bereits ct
r mas abgeflaut mar, I9lug outs melt
belle Slammer. 9eneral Soffre uni
8 ole am Sample beteilisten unterfib
rer tparen in aller Munb. gngliide
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-25

aGnas an Ser ssrpnt. I'm bies gu Ders
aebeu, mug man bic Wohnunespers
bGltnife Der tpeniser bemittelten Be
pDlterung tennen. Die gang alter
Sdufer beiiBen als Wdrmeipenber
ma6tiae 3amine, in benen iebo4 bic
meiie 8drme gum S9urnitein bine
ausfliest. Sn ben tleinsren Wobnul@
qen finoet man tppbl pereinaelt eiiers
ne MiniaturDfen, ober bieie permit
teln BLOB ioIunee 8drme, als tie
brenneno in 9lutbibe erbolten rpers
Sen, unb beim 8erlDi9en bes Seuers
lolIen iie bic &dlte nur nmfo emps
finbli9er 5piiren. 9aneben sibt es
trusbare tleine Sol5tpblenDfen obns
Ib3ussrobr, bel Oenen mon biz gun,
poaigen GrsIiiben Der Sclatoble Die
Seniter pffen balten mub, alfo .etne
duBerit primitive uno manselbafte
grt, cine @obnuns gu betaen.
als @eibnadten unb Reuiabr oes
erIten &risssiabres p~erflofem pas
rem, fpra9 man nur pom 5ribling.
Der sic gntfdeioung uno bas @noe
oes &rieses brinsen iollte. Die Paris
Ter 9refe bate in sefdtdteiter Deiie
fir cine fol9e 2Ofun9 Stimmuna
gemaGt. Sic bradte Die unglaublids
item Ra6ri6ten iibsr Oeuti9Ianb:
Man Iplte bort feline Munition mebr
babsn; Sunsersnut, Repolten unb
dbnliae bemoraliiierenoe 8prgdnse
lieBen ertenner, bab es nur nod eine
5rose Der 3eit iei. bis bic Strange.
fen, g~nslanoer. 8elsier unb RuNeu
lieerei6 in 9eutI9lonb eina0gen
Hamentli1 bas 8prbringen Der Huis
fen in @alisisn Biz gu Den &arpatber
bob nod etnmal bic Sttmmuns biz
sur 8eseiiterung. limb als i'm Mdrs
tur3 Dor Sitern Der erIte Zeppelin
iiber Yaris eri4ien unb feline Bonn.
bensriiBe fanbte, betradteten Die 90:
riler bies mebr aIs elm Invertebrates
greignts, benn als cine @efabr, 3u.
mol nur MateriaIfdnben entfant
uno Berfonenperlebunsen ni6t Dor.
tamen.
Mit Dem 8orriideu oes Sriibliual
iab man nteDer iiberon ernfte Sc:
ii6ter. Der ftdrfits 8~unoesgenoH,
nit ieinem uneebeuren Sploatenma:
terial perlor nift allein feline il
Selterrei6 eroberten ppiitionen, ion
bern bic 9eutfden idritten immei
tiefer in bas tpeitli9e &ublanb Elm
brinsenb, bon Sies gu Sieg. 8eree
bens iudte bic fransDFIde 9reTe Die
fen Rid3ug Der GuIen oils cine fra
tegifde Mabnabme barsultellen, maj
| glaubte niht oaran. aein Menid
iprad iebt bonn 5rieoen; mos tpnnt
er aud ongeiidts Der beutI6en Gr
folge brin9en2 Ssoer Barrier po
BON Der lleber3suQung burdorunser
Srdntreid Diirie oen &rieg nur mi
einem ebrenDolieR 6rieben abI9lies
ben. Der SaB 9e9en alles DeutI6t
bon Der Brefie ununterbro1en se
iaiirt, Ioperte nod Itdrter aIs foni
J aaf.
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Der SeIb3us 70-71. Der Dos
Oeutids Bolt in elmer @inisteit uno
Stdrts aeiste, bic feline 5sinbs ME
seabnt batten. bat idOn oamals bon
Der tiibnsr uneriditterIiden Offens
fiptraft unb benz militGriidsn 9eiit
Der beutldsn GoIbatsn, pie aud
Oissmal in Dem unssbeuren Rinssn,
Der itaunsnbsn MeIt sinen 8esriff
sssebsu. Der Sumor iensr sroben
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Sin S6peissr aorreipOnosnt be-
ridtet iiber feline 8eoba9tunsen tpdbs
renb zines 21munutlideu Gufentbals
tss in Yaris:
5aft einen Monat nod @usbru9
bss &rieses tam id bon Berlin iiber
bic Gdpsia nod paris. Sd bate Die
erit,n 8riesspoden in Berlin auses
braht unb bic patriotiide Beseiites
runs Der 8erliner in allen pbaien
tennsn seIernt. @s mar fur mid
nunmebr Guberit intereHaut, Die pa
rifer gu beobadten unb gu erfabren,
pie fi6 ibre piel lebbaftere Natar mil
Der setpaltis peranberten 3eitIas'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-25

Mls bann pfinsiten tam unb mil
ibm bic &risgsertIdruns Staliens on
Ssiterrsid. ba befanb iid Boris pies
Der in einem Soumel Der Sreuoe;
nan ipra9 bon nidts anbersm als
BON einem balbigen &iidau9 Der
Deuti4sn uno bon Der @isbersrobes
run9 BON Glinbs2 Ot6ringen. Rad
einigsn Sassn idpn tOnnten bic 3eis
tunsen bon @rful9en Der italienii9en
armse beri6tsn, unb bic Stimmuus
purbe nod %sebobener. ginen Dsrs
mutstropfen i'm Sreuoenbeder biloete
iebo9 Die 9uItuns StaIisns 9eutfds
Lamb seseniber. 9dslia erluartete
mon cine &risgserfldrung, aber fie
blieb aus. 8arum2 Sieie Gruse
tonnte man oft bOren.
@isbsr f9lus Die Stimmuns nm.
! Die Hieberlasen Der Rufen parsn
nod nidt gu @ubs. SIM ausuit ipas
rem Die bsuti9en Sruppen i'm ROrs
ben bis Dor Risa unb 0iinaburs unb
i'm Often bis in bas Minsfi9e @ous
pernement binein porsebrunseu. Die
prefe periu9te ole bieIe 8orsdugt
nit Dem Mansel an Munitipu 81
erfldren, Der balb bebOben iein mir
De. Man fiibrte aud on, bab &ub:
Lamb bieielbe Sattit befplSe. bic lid
Dor 100 Sabren Hapoleon |. sesen'
iiber beipGbrt batte. 0o4 folde Oar
legungsn Der 8ldttsr fanben nur md
bel Sptimiften @lGubise. Der grObt
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Der lrn1nr hea KrtrgrH MI.
aenHde eolbaten mnb lire @esner.

9inauffIissen auf bic prose bos 9es
mid sebroden bat. ".
9is Reutralitdt Gnslnnbs, Dos t9
beute in ieinsr 8ei4iibsrrole niht
genus tun taun uno iid iiber ben
oeutfasn Surdmari6 in 8elsien
entriiItet, trobbem seraoe England IN
aabllofen SGllen in fraher Wiatiir
ole Reseln bes 8Dlterredts riidfidtss
los bei Seits seitoBen bot uno fur
ii4 unb bic S~ran3oien i@on Dor
gusbrua oes arieses Den Surds
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abfanp. SD muB seftehen, i'd fanb
einen aussefprodenen 9seniab gu
Der gerliner Stimmuns. Sod oies
batte feline suten @riinoe. Die
Sauptitabt bes beutiden @ei9es be-
raufdte ii9 bamals an ben eriten
Siesesnadridten, pdbreno paris
unter Dem ginOrude bes Riidauses
Ser frana0if6en armee unb Der Nies
berIase Der 8elsier ftano. 3uoem
bate Der itarfe 3u5us Der flii4tisen
@rensbepobner eriidtli& oeprimiea
renb aif ole 9emiiter gemirtt unb
in eriter 2inie pobl mesr ben SAP
aIs ben patriotismus eutfadt.
SIN sroBen uno san3en mar paris
immerbin, pbsleid Die Seuti9en
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b.laif&s unb frans0iiide Solpaten
fpurSen iiberal nit Srenoe begriBt
uuo bon ben pnriiern in Den eofes
unb R~eitonrants trattiert. ZION
Iprad Sanon, bnb isbt bic aliierten
Irmeen ppaitGnbia i4lasbersit feier
unp nun Der 9prmuri9 nu6 Seutl9s
lnno balb Dor iiG ssAen perbe. Vim
aneiptii& puretn 48etten uno Wsts
ten abael9loHen, ouB nab einen
Mpnot fein Jeino mebr auf fran5Oits
Itsm 8oben all fin0en iein peroe.
9o6 bic nd9iten Wohen brotten
teine neiteren SprtI4riIte Der frans
,SIiIhen Mrmee unb man begann aus
mabli6 bic anfouas nit 10 GROCER
Spuununa .ernorteten amtliden
arieqsbuletins su betritteln. Die
tGolit ii6 wieberbolenben Na6ri9s
ten, oab einise buneert Weter S6its
senarGben erobert, einise Sononer.
cine &rieasfafe uIp. erbeutet ooer
etlife 100 @efansene gema4t por'
ben Isien, tonntsn bas abflauen Del
geseiferuns niat binoern. Paris
puroe tpieOsr rubis, sumal Der Win'
ter Dor Der Sir itanb uno tpesen be,
su ertpartenben &Glte Der unbemtttel'
ten alaFs srobe SorseH ma6te. b
bic pdrmeIpenOenOe aobIe unb BIZ
2ebensmittelpreiie fart in Die Sob
ginsen. So, es CAB 2eute in paris
oenen bie adlte, Die nun bereinbrad
mebr @orsen bereitete, als bic Dor
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Sic uernnsIHdte Cans.

3sit bat iid in Bib uno DOrt DieI
nit ben beutiaen Soloaten unb ibren
@esnsrn bei9Gftist unb man4 tOits
lids Situatton Der Ra4Delt iiberlies
fert. Genau pte bamals trusen bic
nulanen", bic auf beute nod. ielbit
tpsnn es ii9 Inn 9uiaren. 9rasoner,
&iirafiere banoeIt, als Der fardtbare,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-25

marfd burd 8slsieu in anipru6
nabnn, lit nidts oils cine benz NUS
lanos seseniiber seSeiste Pbraie. Die
England beute aus &rdmerseiit 6ers
aug ben ariss pom 3aun sebroden
bat, nm i'm triiben gu fiiden. 70
tra9tets es aud 1870 burd srobe
9eereslieferuneen fir Grantrei@. on
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Sic gngIdnber bebicileu ii1 Der ibs
uen augeborenen Reutralitdt in Sieiem
&riege. Inn nad bem Motto: pgSas nuet
mir bic &eutralitdt, tpern i6 nidts bds
bel berbiene?- EN- gIattes. aber reid}li'
dies Weiddft 81 MAIDEN.
(&labberabatIb.)
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Gin frans0ri6cr Snfauteriit nil
ghlddtermeRcr unb gieOolber iitr pea
Gdibengrabeutampf aiisgcriiitet. Saa
8ilp, Sas mir Der eu9liihen 3eitldriiI
she Suuitrateo @ar NeipS" entneb-
men. seigt, NIT peIder furd)tbaren Gt'
bitteruna Die sdiisenarabeniampie aus'
aefoMten tperoen.
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(6Iic8enSe gIatter. }

,piloe 8DItsritamm1 selten, unb Die
oraufsGnssriiden 8apern ansit unb
S9reden unter Die Sran5oien. Sn
%amiiianten Sdsrssn fpottete mon
iiber bieie @irtuns. Mander WiB
BON oamals 1T g~efliiseltes @ort gee
tporben, tpis bic Sans, bic ii9 beim
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-25

ariessmuteriaI, 3. 9. GbaHspOts.
aanonen, MitraiaeuIen. BUILDER unb
8lei, m0sIidlt ptel @el0 gu per6te'
men. llno bas lpar bod sepiB idiuers
lter ReutralitGtsbru9! SirDon ses
ben bic &aritaturen iener 3eit maIs
DIES S%nterefante. 10000
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Gin GROCER. eiernsr; ant adOern ben%ai der aaneG aut gslasr lu Tn f. Oe IT,
HIM psfnoHde aft beraussspnnnpi. Der af Sae .s sse Il. t 81 ss. a a% ;n %sS
SHneSe Sir befnbet Ser Seinn, Dqriber Insenb, tOniart ieSemp sG..I nd ssaE
a Mnu,r TN { ;i@er a SStenfs Sompier Surh cine @aidusne bic Sir. Sic in ben
fGMeeuu aamn enbrineenSe aMt bat cine lode @epait Sab lie aes boz or
grbenSe mil binetnrcBt Iuf bte BeHe fdngt man aompa9Hnt,
gofoiuoue 9eeimenter pbe Blutper9eBen. (SIegenoe UlMerJ #
The Washington times., 1916-10-24
Delightful Comedysat Belasco
Gripping Drama ait the National
KETTLES.

Excellent music, artistic dancing, a
high, grade comedy sketch. and a bill
otbstwise replete with unusnal acts
are Offered a. KeIth's this week 4.
presetting their artistic offering won
psared In an hlstoricsl Roman ballet
In three episodes. the hrst In a Pom
trance to the Temple OF Diana By the
inner shrine OF the temple. The large
company IN the production 70 most
effects are excellent. The musical
score IL charming and presented by
an augmented orchestra.
Harry Green, in the role Of Gsorge
Tree. presents a new line with a
a capable manner, The supporting
SfS orothyy o..p TS ae %t tRs Masc
songs. Types Of Women" featuring
A Country Girl, A Girl OF the Cabaret.
and A College Girls knowledge. She
and was recalled repeatedly following
her various numbers.
Frank and Toble In original songs
and dances won favor with their Of
Boy Surprise. Society Swing, Tommy
Atkins. German Doll Dance. and The
Jockey. Grace Leigh and Dave Jones,
" satire with music. Love Gam
Pse Msh J s: Lssh as F tss Tsene
Was" the bhrlesque being excellent
Muriel Window gave songs and Inn
presentations OF whistling birds. A
each song. The Saxophone Quartet
gave hne program filled with mel
ody and plenty of comedy working
Overtime by the demand for encores
Milf Collins, "the Speaker OF the
House." kept the house in roars with
his Views on the political situation
and his references to the candidates
and others interestd in the outcome
cal portion OF the program a word OF
mention IL due Prof Clark and the
other members of the orchestra fol
the rendition Of Gounod's Selections
from Faust"
A new series Of Worlds Pictures 1.
shown.
The Washington times., 1916-10-24
GARDEN

A picture spectacle Of exquisite pro-
portions, displaying deep feeling and
imagination on the part of the directors
duction Of Romeo and Juliet" which
presents Francis X. Bushman and
Beverly Bayne In the leading roles at
the Garden Theater this week.
Any attempt to interpret the most
chanical forces of photography would
seem to be impossible. The Imagery
OF the poet is so surely a spiritual APP
peal and photography is so absolutely
have no common meeting point. To
theatergoers or students OF the drama
II would appear to be particularly I'M
fortunate that such an example OF pure
and R09t ay should ssSe Seen
selected for this attempt
The result Is a complete surprise.
The poetic possibilities OF motion pic
ture photography have never before
been so positively demonstrated as in
this production. There have been un-
usual spectacle plays that were purely
spectacles, but there has probably never
been piece of photography which car
ried with 1t so we'll conceived and exc
The story OF the Shakespeare tragedy
has been followed carefully, there be-
ing many scenes that do not figure In
the stage versions. but which the
Ol the VI TIE uTdITd
has often pictured.
In staging the more familiar parts OF
the play the directors have carefully
studied the many works OF art that
have been painted with these places or
persons. as the subject, and have en-
deavored to reproduce the best OF these
In gorgeous costume and lighting with
real backgrounds. Thus the streets OF
Verona, the Capulet garden. the set
| ting for the famous balcony scene,
Juliet's chamber, and the Capulet tomb
are perfect examples of artistic pho
Biography. Could this play be produced
| In color II would serve as a master
piece OF art as of photography.
The acting Is largely confined to plac-
| ing the many people In the cast In a
series of connected pastures that en-
ables the series OF beautiful pictures Il
carry the story OF the poem In Logical
sequence. Mr. Bushman Is a hand.
some Romeo and Miss Bayne gives ar
| Intelligent Interpretation OF Juliet
| Fritz Leiber. who appears as Mercutio
| has had long experience In that par
with Mantell on the stage. The other.
| In the cast fulfilled entirely their pur
pose OF fitting into the pictures. Tn,
| Bushman- Bayne Romeo and Juliet" 1,
we'll worth seeing and studying by nj
| students OF the stage.
The Washington times., 1916-10-24
SYME IS TO SPEAK
At WILSON MEETING
Corporation Counsel viii kd-
dress Gathering at Women's
Wilson Union Tonight. 3.

Conrad syme. corporation counsel
OF the District, win be the principal
speaker at a MEETING tonight a. head
quarters OF the Women's Wilson
Union. Fifteenth and r streets north
west. Efforts are being made to have
Governor-elect Braugh OF Arkansas,
who 10 visiting Washington with a
delegation of Arkansas boosters, adj
dress the meeting.
DR.. Clarence owen, secretary OF the
Southern Commercial Congress-. and
Assistant Attorney General Hitz will
be speakers at a meeting at the union
headquarters tomorrow evening.
More than 5000 members Of the will
son National Eight-Hour League have
signined their intention OF attending the
Wilson day mass meeting to be held
here Saturday night. according to an
announcement by officers OF the league.
The league plans to have a delegat ton
at the German night" at headquar-
tiers Of the Women's Wilson Union next
District Commissioner Louis Brown
low was the principal speaker at a rally
held by the Women's Wilson Union last
night. Commissioner Brownlow de-
Tended district legislation passed under
the present Administration. Charles
A. Douglass, who has been attorney for
Carranza In Washington, highly COM
mended the Presidents Mexican policy.
Whitehead Klutz spoke.
The Washington times., 1916-10-24
GAYETY

Sam sidman. OF hot dog, fame
heads his own company. which Ia APP
pearing this week at the Gayety In a
clever two-act burlesque, entitled "Wel-
come to Our City"
The piece was written by Jean Bedini
and abound In comedy situations and
good music. The Interpreting company
Is one Of the best seen here this season.
As Ludwig Meyer. whose wife desires
to get into society. Sldman has a role
that fits him nicely. Emma Shilling
plays the role OF the wife and was ef-
fective. The Carlson sisters, Addie and
Gene, together with Margie Wilson and
Esther DeLaur. are much In evidence
throughout the performance and their
several songs won much favor.
Addie Carlson's song, There's a
Little Bit of Bad in Every Good Little
Girl" was encored time after time at
yesterdays performance. William An
derson and Maxwell Sargent aid Sid
man in the comedy work. A trio con-
sisting OF Sargent, McAvoy. and Rauth
sang a number OF popular songs.
The chorus Is about the best coliec-
ton of girls seen at the Gayety this
season. They display unusual interest
in their work and are particularly ef-
fective in the bathing scene at Ostend
Elaborate costuming and a wealth OF
scenic effects aid in making this show
a big success.
The Washington times., 1916-10-24
POLI'S.

Nancy Boyer scored a hit with large
audience at Polls last night In the FIRST
presentation here OF George M. Rose
ner's comedy drama. 1.-THE Woman who
Love. hatred. intrigue. revenge. and all
the other qualities of the drama are
brought out in striking fashion, with
enough comedy to relieve the terse sit
uations In n delightful way.
Miss Boyer. as California, scorns the
love OF a professional gambler who man.
ages TO draw her brother into his net
The brothers losses drive him TO theft,
and he Is forced by Valentine, the gam
bier. to persuade his sister to pay with
her love for his indlscretions.
A mock ceremony Is performed. how
ever. and the girl later becomes the wife
OF State Senator Hollywood, played by
Ferd Tidmarsh. When the truth Is later
known. the Senator's wife Is brought
into a compromising situation with VAL
entine, the political boss and further
complications arise. 1t is not until the
final curtain that the net Il unwound
and all difficulties adjusted.
Jimmie Brown as Bud Rose, q typical
seller OF books. furnished most Of the
comedy.
The Washington times., 1916-10-24
Rave COLOR IN YOUR CHEEKS
Be Better Looking-Take
r. Olive Tablets

II your skin Is yellow-compiexion
pallid-tongue coated appetite poor
you have bad taste in your mouth--a
lazy, no-good feeling-you should take
Olive Tablets.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets--a sub
stitute for calomel-were prepared by
DIR. Edwards after II years of study
with his patients, and are purely vege-
table compound mixed with olive oil.
You will know them by their olive
color.
To have a clear. pink skin. bright
eyes, no pimples, feeling of buoyancy
like childhood days you must get at
the cause.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act on
the liver and bowels like calomel-yet
have no dangerous after effects. They
start the bile and overcome constipa-
ton. That's why millions Of boxes are
sold annually at l0c and Csc per box.
All druggists. Take one or two nightly
and note the pleasing results.
-AdVt.
The Washington times., 1916-10-24
THE HOUSE or GLASS
ST|RS BIG AUDIENCE
Max Maroin's' Play Of Crooks
and Sentiment Exoltss Sym
pathy Of ALL

Max MARGINS play OF crooks and
sentiment. THE House OF Glass" forth
ned by a cast that could hardly be i'm
proved upon. excited the sympathies OF
a large audience at the New National
Theater last night to the eloquent ex-
tent of tears.
Mary Ryan, with an intensity and
realism that demand much from her
auditors. heads the cast. As Margaret
Case, n stenographer OF nineteen years,
she enters the New YORK. police list OF
duly convicted criminals through the
medium Of an engagement with young
burglar when he bestows his loot upon
her. Breaking her parole she finds hap
piness and a husband In a successful
railroad man In the West eight years
later. .,
Though warned not to return to New
York by her former lover, who s,nce
has paid the penalty for his crime, she
unselhshly refuses to stand In the was
Of advancement for her husband, and
York. fate enters In the shade OF q
detective. Thus IL spoiled the dream
OF her happiness. and the composure
and some Of the set opinions on crimi-
nology OF her husband.
With his own soul touched by the re.
lentlessness Of the law the husband
realizes how those In glass houses
should proceed, and in exchanging
clemency for punishment In the case
OF a youth In his employ. he wins over
the governor OF the State who grasses
the charge against the wife.
The climaxes and some OF the minor
situations border on the melodramatic
but THE House OF Glass" mixes hu.
man interest with It's suspense auu
thrills. The sentiment expressed by
the young crook whose acts were re.
| sponsible for the wifes series plight
was worthy of any mothers son, and n
even won admiration from the obdurat,
detective. But without the spirited. big
hearted lawyer-friend to stra 'ghten on
, tn multiplied troubles humor wollC
sadly have been lacking.
Miss Ryan Good.
Miss Ryan assumed with artistry tn,
| role of the household girl, expertlS
blending the womanly sweetness OF this
character with its tense emotional de
| mands. Her confession to her husband
In the third act was perhaps her big
gest moment.
The husband was most efYectivei,
| characterized by Frederick Burt. Franz
NJ. Thomas. as the crook, provided Z
| Characterization that was both ade
| quate In repression and positive II
| sentiment. No more convincing moi
| heartless detective was needed thar
that portrayed by Thomas Findlay. ant
! was most effectively carried by Harr,
| c. Browne. Excellent Characterization
| were added by Ada Gilman, a board
ing house keeper: william walcott. NJ
the railroad fnancier. and Frank Youn,
-, as the governor.
The three scenes provided for Tn,
four acts were excellently mounted.