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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-11
RUSSIAN JEWS
APPEAL To j. s?

{ Berlin. Germany. May 10 OBy wire
Z less TO Sayville. j. Ll-Dispatches
from Stockholm to the Berlin news
papers, says the Overseas News
Agency today, contain statements that
a league made up of members Of var.
ious Russian races who are sub
1ects Of the Russian empire has been
formed in Sweden and that the league
has sent a cable message to president
Wilson, ASKING the assistance OF the
American nation i'm the struggle for
national preservation.
The leagues committee is composed
OF representatives of the Firms, Jews.
Poles. LithIanians. Livonians Ukrain-
ians and natives of the Balkan pro-
vinces. Georgians and Mohammedans.
says the News AEency's statement.
which continues.
THE letter to president Wilson enum-
crates the grievances Of the different
nations against the Russian govern
Jews Of Russia are enthalled as no
other people on earth. We are aban-
doned 10 physical ana intellectual
misery. Our attendance at schools and
universities is forbidden. We are
crammed together in the pale and are
exposed to pauperism and restitution.
IN harbarOus pOgroms the beastlv in
stinct Of the mob are let loose
against us. Our dwellings are looted
and every day our brethren languisb
lu most astrOcious misery"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-11
NATURALIZED GERMANS IN
BRITAIN ARE INTERNED

London. Eng. May 1O.-Discussfng
the necessity for the defence Of the
realm regulations. Herbert Samuel.
secretary for home affairs. stated TO-
day that within the last few weeks
mere had been discovered in the heart
OF London a public (saloonD occupied
by naturalized German and the re
sort of other naturalized Germans
where language OF the most treason
able and anti-British character was
used.
necessary to deal with such cases and
the powers in his hands enabled him
properly TO intern all the men con
cerned
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-11
6 DAYS IN BOAT,
CREW IS LANDED

Liverpool, Eng. May 1e-Nine mem
beers OF the crew Of the French fish
ihg vessel Bernadotte We're landed
mere today They were six days in an
open boat after their vessel was sunk
b. a submarine 100 miles from land.
ard when bound Cor the Grand Banks
at Newfoundland for fish
The sailors declare they had no time
TO supply themselV es with food and
water before taking TO the boat and
that they suffered eNcruciatinglv from
hunger and thirst. one man drank salt
water became demented and jumped
overheard All the men were in the
last STAGES Of exhaustion when they
ere picked up.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-11
MUST SHOW CAUSE FOR
MOI ANSWERING OUESTIOl[S

Washington. D. c., Nay 1O.-An order
requiring Milton II. Smith. president OF
the Louisville & Nashville railroad to
show cause, May 10. why he should not
answer certain questions asked of him
by counsel for the Interstate Commerce
commission in the Investigation Of the
ROADS affairs. was issued today by the
supreme court OF the District OF
Columbia
The questions relate to alleged cam
palgn contributions, by the railroad in
Kentucky Tennessee. Alabama ana
Georgia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-11
MAZDA GIRLS ENTERTAIN
WITH SONGS AND DANCES

The Mazda girls continue to entertain
at the Crawford theater with their
lablold musical comedies The girls
sing, dance and furnish the setting for
considerable clean tom-foolerv bv the
men comedians
Senorita Rodriguez. the dancer and
ieadlng woman. does a good solo num-
Der and dances well. The show lasts
an nour and the actors manage TO
squeeze many laughs. songs and dances
in the SO minutes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-11
Dances.

The first of the new series OF army
hops was given Wednesday nfrbt in
the post hall of Fort Bliss and il was
a very jolly and pleasant affair. Tho
guests were received by Mrs. GEORGE
= Patton. ir.. and Miss Bessie Ta,-Ior.
Capt George q. Barnhardt introduced
the guests The Eighth cavalry or
chestra played the dance music. Punch
was served in the dance intermissions
Among those present were Col and
Mrs Joseph Garrard. Capt and Mrs
William Kelly jr.. Capt. and Mrs VIII
liam Is. Graham Capt. and Mrs GEORGE
G. Barnhardt Capt. Howard H. John
son. capt and Mrs A. owen Seaman.
Lieut. and Mrs. Cushman Hartman.
Lieut. and Mrs. otto c. PITT, Lieut. and
Mrs Walter Gullion. Mr. and Mrs. A
p coles, Mr. and Mrs. James L. Mari.
Mr. and Mrs. ". n. Austin. Mr.. and
Mrs. y. +. Williams NJ and Mrs Charles
Davis. Mr. and Mrs. j. A Happier. DR..
and Mrs. James Vance, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Aiusa, Mesdames Marguerite
Buckler stevenson. William r.. Sample.
Gertrude Ledbetter, Victor s Foster
l. H. Wymond, Hugh H. Broadhurst.
George 5. Patton, ir., Richard j. Her
man Misses Bessie TAYLOR Valerfa
Garrard. Anne Patton. Margaret Wy
mond. Anette Brundidage Florence
Paul. Helen Lindsey. Marion Lindsey.
Floy Baruhardt Lauramaude Fink I
Mary Lewis, Mary Hill. Mary Kaye
AIYes, Alice Wultf Olynda Naquin.
Gen James Parker. Col. Charles w
Taylor. Lieut.. Col W. A. Holbrook,
capt Raymond W. Briggs. Capt. Percy
w. Arnold, Capt. George Nidmer. Capt I
w. F. II. Godson- Lieut. Arthur r. Tn !
Lieut.. Edwin n. Hardy, Lieut. !
Willis ID. Crittenberger. Lieut.. John A. I
Crane, Lieut. William r. Burr, Lieut. /
Robert MEG. Littlejohn. Lieut.. Rex H. /
Messrs. Harvey Wilcox. Ern- !
est Myles. Bolfe Sample, Britton Davis
Neenon Schock. Robert Reaney James I
Avis, James Curtis and Tally Brown
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-11
JOHN THOMAS COUGH WEBS MISS Pitt
Alta CEREMONY AT CATHOLIC CHURCH

low was the announcement with the
date Of the wedding. Games of various
kinds We're enjoyed during the evening.
An ice course was served by the host
ess. i'm which the pink and white of the
color plan was repeated. The guests
present were Misses Iris Merle Webb.
Una Mae Webb. Ruth Webb Ada out
law. Ethel Shearer, Florence Shearcr.
Flora Malone, Lillian Malone. Bessie
Jones and Gentry HudnaU: Mesdames
!. X. Griffith, VI. L. Griffith. ID {.
Spears. Z. A, Walters, .. Lee CIeaven-
Lure. A. r. Webb. c. f. Shearer. GEORGE
d. Echols. L. G. Malone, A. W. CLAYTON.
Y. n. Lawton, >. W. Barker, J. c. Bean
Jack Craddock, Theodore Hager. J.. L.
Mcknight ]. y. Langston and r. Lynn
Reid.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-11
POLICE RECOVER 3 AUTO TIRES,
SET OF HARNESS. PAIR OF SHOES

THTee now aut0mObile tires, one inner tube,
set OF harness and pair Of shoes were
recovered by city detectives Thursday morn
ing IN a room on Seventh street.
. ihe goods We're brought to the central pO-
nee station and are being held there pend
ing proof OF ownership No arrests were
MADE the goods being found in an unoccu-
pied room.
An inner tube and a rim were taken from
an automobile owned by the clay Robinson
commission company. while 70 was standing
IN the business district Wednesday night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-11
Serving Fish Temptingly
By CONSTANCE CLARKE.

VKTHEN FISH IS TO be used for a
w company luncheon or dinner.
this is a delightful new way Of serT,
ing Ct:
Take some fresh smelts, trim of. all
the fins with scissors. then wipe them
carefully in a clean cloth, and sea
son with salt and pepper; roll them
lightly in flour, and then put them
in clear boiling fat and fry for five to
six minutes. Boil the potatoes in
their skins; when done, drain them
and let them get thoroughly dry;
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-11

then peel them. and, as they are
peeled, put them into clean sauce
pan, and with large fork beat them
TO light paste. add butter. milk and
salt, and stir all the ingredients well
over the FIRE When thoroughly hot,
dish them lightly in a loaf shape,
and draw the knife backward over
the potatoes to make the surface
smooth. and form a border around
the potatoes with the fried smelts;
garnish with parsley and lemon
slices.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-11
TRASH BURNS FENCE:
FORD HAS SHORT CIRCTTV

Trash burning against wooden fence
caused a small fire at 6:15 o'clock Thurs
day morning in the back yard of "a rosie
dence at Third and Tays streets
A short circuit in Ford automobile
owned by Luis Avcdcl. caused an alarm 10
be turned at 1870 o'clock Wednesday night
from Kansas and Boulevard The fire was
extinguished before the arrival OF the apara-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-11
Il M GANnER nICKs

G. W. Gander. serving five DAY sentence
ON vagrancy charge escaped from the city
jail sometime Wednesday evening or night.
n o. believed that Gaudcr managed 10
elude the officers ON the return Of the chain
gang as he had been working ON the rock
pile for several days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-11

The skirt was very fun and short. A
2 cord of the oriental beads hung from
/ the corsage. extending to the edge Of
( the gown. The waist was made of EN-
/ broidered shadow lace over white chif-
! fon and the drapery Of the lace formed
! the sleeves. which We're edged i'm the
! oriental beads. The beads also edged
/ the neck Of the gown. Her tulle veil
/ was worn i'm hood effect, held in place
/ by sprays of orange blossoms She
carried white ivory backed prayer
! book, with markers of white satin riD-
I bons.
Mrs Licata was gowned i'm white taf-
teta, the waist made of geOrEette crepe
with bolerO effect of the taffeta. Her
! hat was of white Maliu straw. trimmed
with white plumes. she wore a cor
sage bouquet of pink sweet peas. The
bridal party left the church to the mlr-
sic of Mendelssohn's wedding march,
Following the ceremony there was m
informal reception at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. LiCata, i'm Manhattan Heights
Punch was served, with Mrs s Meges
presiding at the punch bowl. The rooms
were attractively decorated with num-
erOus bouquets Of pink and white sweet
peas and ported ferns and plants. An
ice course was served. The wedding
cake formed the centerpiece of the
serving table, which was attractively
decorated with flowers. The cake was
frosted with white doves and roses
and i'm the center was large dove with
clusters Of orange blossoms. In cut
ting the cake the heart was found by
Mrs. William Franklin. Mrs Jennie
Cough. the mother Of the groom. found
the horseshoe. Miss Alma lIuddleston
found the wishbone, and the thimble
went to Alex T. Licata. jr.
Later in the evening Mr. ard Mrs.
Cough left for their apartment on Ma
coffin avenue. where they will make
their home. The brides going away
suit was Of blue taffe,a, with a hat
N.N na D.
trimmed with blue flowers The bride
is from Galveston, Texas. but has made I
her home in FL Paso for the past few |
years.
steve Huddleston was to have been I
the best man at the wedding ceremony, |
but he was called to duty with the Tex /
as national guard and was unable to /
attend. so his brother, Bert HuddlestOn. /
served in his stead
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Webb announce
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Iris Merle Webb, 20 Edgar NJ. New
brOugh The wedding viii occur on
June a. The engagement was an
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. J. X.
at her home on Wyoming
street The rooms were attractively |
decorated with quantities Of pink and
W hite sweet peas and ferns and among
these We're strung pink hearts. The
guests were met at the door by little
Miss ma Mae Webb and here they /
registered. Mrs. J. X. Griffith played !
q number Of plano solos Punch was
served by Misses Gentry Hudnall and /
;uth Webb. A progressive converse Z
ion game was played, with weddings /
rs the central topic Then a bowl filled .
with pink sweet peas was brought in
md hidden among the flowers were
ound pink hearts. on which were a pic
ure Of the groom to be, Edgar NJ New
rough. entangled in web. while be-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-11

Take advantage Of the 20 per cent
reduction ON Mandarin Coats this week
only Beach's Art Shop. City National
Bank Bldg.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-11
NOTICE.

Palm Beach suits cleaned and pressed
l5c. AnEelus Cleaning Works. Phone
161O.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-11

Try the Art shop for profitable buy
ing-direct importers. City Nationa
Bank Bldg-AdV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-11

Following his graduation I'm June Of
this year Archie Roosevelt, son Of for
mer president Roosevelt, will become a
wool sorter at Sc per week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-11

Sulzberger's Majestic Hams are de.
liciously Different Phone your dealer
to send you One.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-11
GAUGING RESULTS

can see in Imagination an
old village cobbler's shop. The
owner sits on a low stool. before
him a low table one half Of
which is divided into squares Tor
holding nails. Between his knees
Is a last and on one side sewing
machine. Hides are hung around
the room and in an old dish
leather IS standing in discolored
water. Boots are made TO order
and there is no hurry. you must
wait patiently until the job is
done.
AS a companion picture I see
an uptodate boot factory. large
and airy. with an office block at
one end and in the office clerks,
stenoErRphers, typewriters, dicto-
graphs adding machines, files,
telephones, etc, etc. All IL eff
cheney. yes and in the Old village
store ali seemed inefficiency: but
the gauge is the boot and / rath-
or fancy the old product.
The measure Of present day life
and by-Rone days is the man. and
I sometimes wonder II We are
providing better goods than OF
old.
MIXES HANSON.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH
1900 Block, IL Blocks North
OF Boulevard.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-11

Lawn mowers sharpened, 4O4 y. Ore.
gOn st. Allen Arms Sc Cycle Co.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-11

FL PasO seed CO.-Opposite Court
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-11
E PAS0 CHILDREN AHEAD 0F
CLEVELAND IN WRITING TESTS

haven record themselves II,
j. speed ana quality tests IN writing well the spelling
time ago Miss Cora Larson the writing a
children from the th to the eighth grades inclusive
and greater speed grade.
The first patriotic America for
The o Iaars compared with Cleveland chill
follows YIN "' Ai
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-11

We hive moved to 116 Texas ST
Leaveh Palm & Sherman, Real Estato
and lnsurance.--Adv. ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-11

Leaven Palm n sherman moved n
116 Texas St.-AdV ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-11

Beach's Art shop for imported goods
largest dealers ira the southwest
city National Bank Bldg.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-11

Adv 'OVf-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-11

dollar saved by buying goods pro-
duced elsewhere is a dollar thrown NJ
your neighbours birds. ct
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-11

spanish Grill now open 116 S. Oregon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-07
SWlPES MILK BOTTLE
CONTAINING NlCkLE;
NEIGHB0RS GRAB HIM

When W Powell, o. gentleman or 81
summers and chronic rowing disposition
who s temporarily. or was. residing ut
the bachelors Home ON West California
avenue, stepped into front 'nrd at the
corner OF Frisco and Walker avenues
early Tuesday morning and coufiscttcd
O. milk hottie, containing % lone 5.rent
were. from the porch he pulled nu awful
bono head
'ltil" did Mr. Powell vot thpt hc was
tobbing the promises Of " r. Ferguson
q patrolman Although the cop was on
dut' his wife Immediately organized a
lu-snit and In less than no time I'M,
purlumcr ~ the lone iltncy was m cus.
todN ot outraged neighbors lie vas
unmarllN wnched hy Captain Hmb,tkn
p f"w minutes kler in spite Of the fact
HAT ne returned tho bottle and the coin
Three large pockclhooks found ON his
person Yielded y total revenue OF q
c.rts rhs the pecvlsh bachelor do
Dlaicd. he had earned Monday by the
sweat Of his brow, In the capacity OF
chicken picker az rackingtown lie told
The captain that he had lived I'm Okla
homa city FOR ten years, and had never
vet sold any whisky In spite of this
unusual trait In hts character. he was
east into the vag hoN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-07
FRANCE BARS SUGAR IMPORTS

WASHINGTON. March Z. Tho French
lovergment by official decree issued
March 2. has prohibited the importation
into France after March NJ raw. re-
lined or powdered sugar OF foreign origin
The prohibition, reported Monday by the
american consul general AZ Parts does
not apply TO sugar imported hy the Roy-
rrnncnt or that purchased priur tn
tehuar, /
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-01

$50 a. M. from late residence, 1927 W.
Huntinsdon st Solemn requiem mass AZ Lads
New Cathedral Cemetery.
DTgK6,9n ,.1 JsIy 70 1919 sgsANNAI, VII. q
rsnd naESi invited to psi tss an aaf
ss5cs YsdnssSsy At At the Tssi
ss sh'aGa Ssma Ssg Sc viewed TaesGas
evening.
rLETcHER; .JaIy 81 1919 J2sEpH, kss
chr.sh 4 Soaes yot z funeral sF Oz0
FgREY-on, July 20, 1910, JOHN, husband o.
PENN oTSSp oSse sSsa'y' E So Sd g.
s1s Court ESisTSgun,t St.g =, NJ 81 Eor'ss5s @ Of
rssidsnes, a4s4 Aspen IS ST. fntePnont at Fern.
we'd wsdnssdas s'' after p NJ. may Dc viewed on
HAyE5Ns go July 80 laf1S HARRY z. Hay.
lnyited to attend the funeral services, On
a5:T ssir xros Ara "a Sssg:i s
Hggss%ANS gS9s ndI. July so 1919 .nddeply q,
Tuesdsy at the parlors Il Edward Mack. ,o0e
@ "a "a fso to IRtJfmsnt PFsss PHRsisl at az
HqYF A Jgy @ B. H52 Hls2 at ssPTs sRyGs 6Sf a fu! y
SsSus 1fRSf spflps fats D lSg sai'alS oS
JosLIN On July 80, 1915. JOHN y, JosL1N.
East Hbinston ave. % Chestnut @ aii Til intermeht
.oS Iuy e 1919 sudasny wI1hEAM IAN
S RiT ssf sES .nSs s.s gS@saS enod 4 dfy 81
d sYsn nS empdSsS hp5Rssa 6 SdWe 6%ef
euf Clouds & Co. are !nylted to attend the fu.
feSee 1913 No6 ot @
mains may be Viewed on Tuesday evening.
William Rufl Iy q aO I9s isIe Walnut AURA 4 3
ssTYGss snd rsisnSs nyted 70 attend he funeral
ssGns isa6 e Chestnut r @ at ST. the
5aE R4Gn le9f At s.2ss.. fsfs gerRss, SG Rss
Fsth sagSTe n,v on wssdnfSdsy s 2tisgSoog w
sssaSass are n'sa &c IS g y % nv t see his oanI s. .e
fff a$ ,"!S!il%'BB5 oES9!a EMMA widow
S9fsoSslhns 81 Charles M9ult and tdaughtsr Of the late
sSSi n, i5th st. Due notice oei the funeral
July 81. 1918. suddenly, WAR.
and son q Elizabeth and late GRrvln Nelson
Ss$S S1@' f5 tS y sSs SvI2.S
fss sa % ss R R nve at M
A 1dn.nco pt'rnSnf of fnmy Thursday morning at con-
shf IL {5s4a!
.EES5S SiEfst SSSsS!5iylifs gaiy Siyss
!XMEs REED ssSd Il % GEARS 'f Relatves aa and and
wednesday afternoon. on arrival 2:lO train
from Broad st. sta Interment North Cedar
July 81. 1915. at residenc. Of
his brother-in-law, Charles H. Parvin, 147 Fern
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-01
DRathS

AHN;aon, July sI. Io1S: FLORENCE HELEN
/ vited to attend the funeral services. on We'd
fsdfS s Nor l st. hsa S
Cemetery.
AEMsTRoNG.77on July 80, 1919, LOUISE @.
g. GRs rsy sHf S &
precseg AZ her late % rsadsnes 5s?g DSS syfenes
tion for Queen Lane at 1o4s. Automobile
AUSTIN July 90 1915. BYRON e.. hus;
Il! Relatiyes and friends. also division No.
t e R Kee RF0fS X
msPt Ss tSs & RSSSd
SS{ S.: +: and h6!isd:i%1sis % LodFo. & NJ, 81 y
s Rs fgRss4 0ssa ffFTSsi lar
papers please COPY Friends may iSSD View re- re.
Jay sS sS'naf iSe ANN widow of
iSS The% IS BEATTY BEATTY RE Relatives and friends arS In
y r hss iss s sodsS ssS e e.
JRy RSNb s1 5Sis a. 4aEST JOHN
SsISs iSSs JSS S}Sy. %: IelS her late
JS6 JS6n fIlsSSsy RlTSSy q sS.S Summit fIS
BAH sadns Ss $50 c6e;puf 1To@ sss oSsE so
m. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. Re-
BfANDT;%on July, so 1915, JOHN H,
friends, also ?; r X. !smplOyss; Vsterans s mf
Association OF tho Pennsylvania Railroad, and
any other organizations OF which he was a
member. are invited to attend the funeral
FTessdsnee; Tessle; 2, Clifton T, AVE- sharon Hill Pa.
mains may be viewed Tuesday. 10 D. M
July 81, 1915. SARAH. widow
OF John Campbell. Relatives and friends are
invited TO attend the funeral. on Thursday, at
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-01
LEON ERROL IN SUBWAY
BIG HIT AT KEITH'S
ziegfeld Follies' Star, with
Other Comedians, Prove Popu-
lar in Varied Program
variety. doubties-. !. = spice Of life.

Variety. doubtless, II = spice OF life.
Although Leon Enrol Of 'zIegfeld Follies
fame. was the topnotcher in the bill a,
Keith's New Theater last night and kept the
house In an uproar Of laughter. there were
enough attractive numbers on the program
Of almost endless variety to assure its sue
cess regardless Of the weather or anything
else as far as that is concerned.
True. there's nothing unusual in Enrol
making q hit That seasoned Tyrus Ray
f1hond OF the footllghts scored from the start
ss Fuller Rye" in The Subway" slated
as the funniest scene in the "Folles Of
1915" 1t was The Subway's" first appear
ance in vaudeville.
The famous Enrol hop was shown to ad-
vantage and his antics rocked the house,
In short II was reel" He Is assisted by
Harry Mcbride Alfred P. James, May Hem
messy, Frank McDermott and Walter Fell
ton.
Herbert Williams and Hilda wolfus gave
more than creditabie performance in their
comedy musical sketch, "Harkl Harki
Hark' Williafnss feats and feet alike we're
noticeable and made hit after hit also his
playing. A more natural comedian is sell
dom seen.
Some one once suggested that there would
be fierce battle of jealousy and a gor.
geous display of hair.pullinR IL the christen-
ers OF apartment houses and Pullmans ever
happened to meet The same idea might
be applied TO orIginators OF jokes. Although
they are making their first appearance in
this city on Chestnut street Crawford and
Frederick, in their sketch. gave n delight
ful rapid-f1re volley of snappy jokes that
bore every evidence of the brund.new vari-
ETY. They were we'll worth hearing.
Lovers of dancing and music welcomed
Toots Pake and her Hawaiian players and
the Ukalele. Their number also includes
native dances, weird, but interesting.
In all the bill is unusually good. other
numbers included Keno, Keys and Mel
rose, comedy gymnasts; Majorle Bonner
and Billy Power. in Bits of Nonsense" F.;
William Egdirettee and his posing dogs |
and horses, in The Act Beautiful; the |
Cycling Brunettes in their act, "Defying |
Gravity; Lydia Barry, the lyrical re-
conteur; motion pictures, and musical num- |
bers.
what more could you wantH
+. r a. F.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-01

atSSq5s SSps'ESSs sSssserS a Raysy Ayigd ard ispds
ss0. sls0 upitsd Bite No NodFS "a s II IT, are II invited q
attend me funeral services On ThDrsGsy ssarg a
may cali "wednesday. Z to p. m. at ss N
sNITMon JalE g., 1915 at wsTr,P r. Pa. Isis
IAN year of his aee. funeral services viii be
held T. tse Chapel or on SewtISywy55r Iyy5rosSs Cemetery
sp. Relatives and friends are invited s. Car Car
n,fss1 minsI at III 2s 'Is' ,. m. a.'''" '''''''
sPENCER.--At her residenss. q, W ,t9t.hl ,spty
YoEE NtE mother 5gSS st ot imag magy aaSamSer
Wagner. Interment At Central Laurel Hii,
Seiock eIeis train. Broad Street Station TburSday
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MOULT.--.on July 80. 1915 EMMA ". widow
p. and Anna v. Little; Relatives and friends
are invited to attend the funeral services on
wednesday, at 2 D. m. Mt late residence, 1881
N. 18th St Interment private.
CAMPBELL-On July 81, 1915 ELIZA JANE
wife of George r. Campbell Relatives and
friends are invited to attend the funeral serv-
ices on Thursday, at 2 p. m. at her late resi- |
dence 2Gf4 w Gordon st. (26th and Dauphin). |
Interment at Mount .Moriah Cemetery.
July 30. te16 suddenly JOHN |
BREMER, son Of late ]. washington and |
Mary A. Miller. Relatives and friends in |
vited to attend the funeral services on We'd |
nosday. at 8 p. m. precisely. from his late !
residence. 705 Kenworth ave. Oak Lano |
Park Tnterment private. Train leaves Reading |
Terminal at 2:17 D. m. for Fern Rock Station.