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The Detroit times., 1916-01-25
DEPT. or PUBLIC WORKS.
Detroit. Jan, "a. 1914
PROPOSALS FOR
FURNISHING MEDINA
STONE

Sealed proposals will be recoived
al the office OF the Department u
Public Works. Detroit Micha until
Thursday. Jan. ~. 1915. az 10 o'clock
a m. eastern standard time, az which
time ana place they viii be opened,
for furnishing aud delivering. ac-
rordinr 10 the specifications or die
In this office.
MEDINA STONE ron EASTERN
YARD.
1900 feet. more OF less. of Medina
stone G-in Xi8-ln
1900 feet more or less. OF Medina
1000 leet more or less. OF Medina
stone SIN NtS-in.
1000 feet more or less Of Medina
headers. f-ln Nif-ln
MEDINA STONE FOR WESTERN
YARD.
i5oo feet more ~ less. OF Medina
stone, G-iuNiS-in.
LOO. i.5oo fgst more or less. Of Medina
1000 feet. more or less. of i-in.xia-
iu Medina stone.
1000 feet more or less. OF Medina
headers, 4-Iu.Nlg-in.
Freight 70 5e paid by contractor ~
shipping point
The department reserves the right
20 reject any or an proposals or split
discretion
Bidders are required 20 Gle certi-
| fed bank check in the sum OF 5000
with the Department Of Public Works
betore the proposals are opened, con-
ditioned that they will, within Ave
days after being awarded the con-
tract by tho Department. enter into
contract with surrey company bonds
I 20 the City of Detroit la the full
amount OF tho contract price. 10 sup
ply the material.
Checks and proposals 20 be placed
I'm separate envelopes
All proposals 10 be made In dupli-
cate.
4622 GEO. II. FENKELI.
B-5s2 Commissioner
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Marriage Licenses

Bernard Groce. q; Theresa Rose
staedt. IS
%.
Frank j Schmidt %. Detroit. JO-
sephine Lamoud. 20. Cadillac
Walter Kolinsky 20. Gerry Gadom-
ska. 49,
Conrad Harmel. 90. Christina Prei-
sci So
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Bu rN7 ED pRESs.

LONDON. Jan 2j.-Four German
raids on English channel ports In 48
hours and the bombing of numerous
villages behind the French lines,
marks the Inauguration Of a new
Teuton campaign from the air
An official statement from the ad-
mirslty today reported a raid by
two German Aeroplanes ON the
French seaport OF Dunkirk. at o
clock this morning The admiralty
added that a German aoroplano. pos.
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ci,,siii'' sstes.:.!.. | c1R5 T5r1 !

Cash with order. II charged. 7o .
lire.
No transient advertising inserted
for less than 100 with cash; lBc if
charged. per Insertion.
The above rateb apply 20 all claAsi-
ncationB except Births. Cards OF
Thanks. Obituaries Meeting Notices
and all aGa preceding Male Help.
and Meeting Notices Minimum
cnarge. soc Tor Zb words or less. over
IS words One-and -oEe-third cents for
each extra WCrd
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PROPOSALS FOR
PIPE LINE MATERIAL

Sealed proposals viii be received at
the office ~ the Fire commission
Detroit Michigan, until 200 o'clock
Tor furnishing the Detroit Fire De-
partmont with east iron pipe for high
pressure pipe limos ln accordance
with plans. specifications and lists on
RIc in the office of smith, Ain{hman
4 Grylls. NO r110 Washington Ar
cade The right 70 reject any and
aU bids is oA presaly reserved. The
srfCNNsHfHl bidder viii be required 20
furnish "a satisfactory bond in one
half the amount of contract 90 Eugr-
Hntee fuinllm~ut ~ same Bids wif
boo endorsed Proposals for Pipe Lime
MATERIAL and delivered in triph-
cate 90
GEORGE FINN.
Boss Secretary.
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100 Bombs Dropped
in MOnastir Raid

SAIONlkA, Jan. 25.-Moro than
100 bombs were dropped by the 4j
French ayiators who raided Monastir
and other southern Serbia cities
with important results, early yes.
ierday u was learned today II was
che greatest air raid ever executed
in the Balkans
En route home from Monastir. the
raiders split into two parties one
nombarding Ghovgeli and the other
Kayador Though vigorously she'll
cd. not single aeroplane was hit
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years.
All mining companies IN the BinE-
nam district OF Utah have advanced
wage or employees. The pay rou Of
t"h copper VIII be increased about
stIooJ per month
81 PAT; COLLAR aYnds recently is-
sued iu place or frhuc bonds that
were taken over from Paris. were
about three times oversubscribed.
As OF Dec "a. 1919. Pennsylvania
railroad had 49, 76S stockholders. in
before. Foreign holders numbered
year.
Tho Maryland steel company VIII
build two ore sntps for the spanish
American Iron company Both COM
pauies are subsidiaries OF the Penn
syivania Steel company
The Brooklyn Rapid Transit COM
Pany reports for the quarter ended
4iee b. surplus Of fl.ast,l4 l4g.
months ended Dec. 81 the surplus
amounted 20 fS.34l,53s. against sS,-
cali for iOs has been sent to tho
depositary banks under the terms OF
the Anglo-French loan, 20 he paid az
the National city bank. Jan. 81. This
makes total OF s5qb Of the loan
which has been called so far.
a Boston special says "Allouez iu
1913 produced O.0O0 900 lbe or cop
per al "A cost Of Sc per 10 Net cnrn-
Ings were about $500. 600. or 81
share The best year was 1914, when
earnings were sl14.53O, or little
better than 81 a share
Cleveland reports that there is au-
thority for the statement that the
stock OF the Peerless Truck & Motor
Co, viii be placed on dividend
basis within the next fow months.
The Cleveland branch OF the Peer
less co.. is said 90 be showing net
earnings Of $3.50 600 a month.
The Riverside western oil com
panv has declared an initial dividend
NJ = OF % on the common stock
payable Feb % 90 holders OF record
Jan 81. The usual quarterly dlvi-
dent uf "a, GO ON the preferred stock
WAS also declared payable Feb. Q 90
holders of record Jan. 81
According 20 the certificate of in
corporation OF the Remington Arms
Union Metallic Cartridge Co. Of
Bridgeport. MarccIlus Hartley Dodge.
~ pasFaig. y j.. holds all but $50
shares of the total capitalization OF
$50 100000 1ir Dodge has 59s.930
shares of common and all OF tho
600 600 shares ef preferred stock.
Tn, gold dollar is commanding $50
large premium I'm Argentina that
extensive shipments are under way
from tH.- country 90 Buenos Aires
The steamer Noltaire is on the way
with 81 900 600 from the Farmers
Lpau and Trust company and $500
oe0 from Hrldelbagh. Ickrlheimer q
Go. which viii bring tho total OF
shipment since Dec 20 up 20 about
$1,000 600
The American Brass Co has de-
clared "A dividend ~ lise ee and 3ie q
extra. payable Teh go stock OF
record Jan d. Iu 1918 the company
paid 1885 in dividends The last
dividend. 5ol extra. WAS paid Dec ga.
1915 ~ is Understood that the com
pauvs cash ou hand ls $4,000. 900
which Is equivalent go gt33 "a share
on the $4,000. 0QU stock outstanding
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DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
Detroit Mich. Jan. 20. 1873
PROPOSALS FOR
SANDBIN

Sealed proposals for the erection
and completion OF steel and iron work
Tor sand bin at Eastern Yard OF the
Department OF Public Works, ad-
dressed 90 the Department. OF Public
Works. will be received at the office
Of the Commissioner, City Hall. until
10 O'Clock a. m. Eastern standard
time. Jan. 26 1916
Each proposal shall be accompan-
led by certified check in the sum OF
twenty-five $3.50 dollars, as surety
for the acceptance OF the contract,
payable on its face 10 the Department
Of Public Works OF the City OF De-
troit
The accepted bidder will be requir-
ed 20 furnish satisfactory bond 10 In
sure the faithful performance of the
contract
Proposal shall be made IN accord
Rpce with the plans and specifca-
tions prepared by Smith, Hinchman g.
Grylls on file In their office. copies OF
which may be secured upon applica-
tiOn
The Commissioner reserves the
right 90 reject any and all proposals
and 60 waive all informalities there
in All proposals to be made In du-
plicate.
1891 GEORGE II. FENKELL.
B-579 Commissioner.
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BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Jan. 24. 1915.
NOTICE OF STREET
OPENING ASSESSMENT
Notice OF street opening assessment
lll No ZIG for openinr
MURRAY STREET

/ from Mcclellan avenue 10 Cooper
avenue. where not already opened as
"A public street and highway.
To pinan Bros, Peter j. Boeye, r.
I Pitt. William Scharman, l.. r. Dier-
/ ieckt. G.. Cuucke Chiera & Nler, c.
*. Backus, Herman Smith. r. NJ.
Cooper II. T.. Cooper. Ellen O. Gable.
r. =. Miller. w J. Colwell Joseph
owning. occupying or otherwise In
terested in any Of the lots and
premises included in the following
district and portion OF the City OK
Detroit wayne county Michigan;
to-Wit:
Lots to u, both inclusive, block
10; lots J, 2. ., q, 13. "a and l5. block
erview sub. and r. {. OF =. e. 152.
Lots 80 to so. both inclusive.
Sprasue and Nisgers sub. OF lots
TO -. inclusive Of William b and },
" Moran's sub, Of part OF p. C.'s 10
Lots 216. 2l7. 218. the north 1r25
II. of lot 2l9. the. south 22.75 n. vf
TO 2s2 both inclusive. Cooper's. sub
Of part OF the r. G. OF y. 9. 1852 and
%. l.. %, ot Toms and Buffers sub
OF sec. !. r.. G. OF +. C.s 257 and Sg1.
The Common Council OF the city ~
Detroit having fixed and determined
that said district. herein above de-
sCrthcd, is benefited by the opening
OF Murray street from Mcclellan ave-
nue. 90 Cooper avenue where not AL
ready opened, as a public street ana
highway and having resolved that
3I14IjU OF the damages awarded by
verdict Of % Jury iu the Recorders
Court Uf the CITY OF Detroit, In pur-
suancc uf proceedings under the pro-
visions of Act l2i of the Public Acts
OF 1883. as amended. be assessed upon
The owners and occupants Of the tax
able real estate included Ga said dis
trict. in proportion. as near "a may
hr. TO the advantage which each lot
or parcel is deemed 10 acquire by
such opening
Notice is hereby given. that an as
sessmeut has been made upon all che
lots aud premises included In said dis
trict and liable TO be assessed FOR
said Improvement under the provi-
sions ~ said public act. and that
roll Of said assessment Is now com
rleted. ana will remain AT the ASSESS
urs' Ofhce in the city OF Detroit, for
~ days from the date OF the first
publication OF this notice. that g.
from the date hereof until the sth
day of February. 1915. for the inspec-
tiOn Of All persons concerned therein.
and that the Board OF Assessors viii
meet on tho ith day OF February.
1916 at 10 o'clock q. m., az their OF
hce la the city Hall and will remain
O. m and u m. on said day and dur
ing the same hours for three suc-
cessive days thereafter Co hear any
person or persons desiring 90 object
20 any assessment SO made. and to
review and correct the same. m cor
rectiOns thereof be found necessary,
BOARD or ASSESSORS
Rv GJSTANE j. ALBRECHT.
B-5Sl President
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SALONlkA, Jan. 25.-SiNteen
French seroplsnes again bonn.
barded GhevaheIi yesterday,
killing and woundin1 more than
100 persons and causing heavy
damage 20 Bulgarian camps.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-25

The Detroit BeIEIan Relief Com
mittee ls. now receiving dOnn tons
terial for 600, 600 non-combatant
war sufferers lu Belgium ana
northern France Donations may
be sent 90 committee hcadquar-
ters. 52t Dino Bank bldg. Checks
should be made payable 20 Rich
ard r. Joy. treasurer.
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ATHENS, Jan. 25.-The Turk.
ish imperial yacht Ertogroal,
aboard which FIELD Marshal Won
der Goltz was passenger, was
torpedoed by a French subma-
rine In the 5osphorus four
weeks ago, II was learned today
from travellers arriving from
constsntlnopie. All the passen.
gers we're rescued. Won der
Goltz Is said 20 have been en-
route 70 5sedad 10 take com.
mand Of the Turks IN the Kut.
ELAmara region.
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Will soon be forced to surrender
by exhaustion Of their water and
food supply.
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The Ertosrosl is 9oO-ton
yacht. built In 1908 for the
Turkish government and mount
ing eight small guns.
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Financial Notes

Greece viii permit the importation
ot agricultural implements. machiu-
cry FOR manufactures. OH and wine.
free OF duty for period or -four
years.
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..t...' '''.'' NAtAAt..hf.f tA' 'th n ''N
work l2l state-st
ALL AROUND tire repairmen. must
come recommended ott Woodward.
BARBER First.cIass, guarantee and
commission. steady. 1868 Oakland.
Take Fourteenth through car, east
side
BARRIERS wanted. two. good guar-
autee. 4J5 Clearpoint near Char-
mers.
BARBER-At once. 1922 w. Jener-
son. one that does not drink.
BARBER wanted FOR EVENING" ana
saturdays 1859 ST Aubiu
BARBER steady I7s GrIswoIo.
Smith bldg.
BARBER wanted. good man. AT once
1918 Harper
BARBER wanted. II Elizabeth
BOY wanted. about l6 years old. 70
deliver packages, no wheel 3f4
Woodward.
BOY 90 deliver groceries. must have
references and willing 10 work
1919 Hamlltou-blvd
BOY with wheel; 50 week. Sl-A3 Park
Place.
BOY wanted. s2I ~ Antoine.
BOY 20 drive delivery wagon. l97
Tark-hIyd
BOYS for timer ueIperz. 354 Hum
bOldt-aye.
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Ridge HHT ,'fs''So f5SS.u 7'''''' ''' ''1''''"'
ColTVlIl-g wanted Il-- wooI-
ward-ave
COOK wanted l2's West Jeaersoa.
Cl.I .II.,. t..t,,. .,T,D, RON fga
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Michigan
$500 7.,r-,-,- -
M..t' ~ ttNIA n .2, L'qI. alIl 79oItI.
I'"uW'"d. OUT Grand RIVER.
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Holden
etlIl.otAbI-E wanted yHE- g. Taf-
fcrsoo
TWO WATERS wanted 28 NIauches-
t,r-avc. Highland Park
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FENCED ON CAKES. CA
~ 7, ny, .nrrn rn yrr,n
BLfl-iJh AZ E.h ~, LtN-
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w ~ ~ l.5. MN WI"
papers Apply az ll't Jefferson
,..-.-.,.
WAN El'--SCreW machine A3ng, Ap-
bridge.
a. ,--,,---
vases take. tools Co corr NIch'san
ana iupudTd-ANts
WANIE Porter' one thaf h'nlN
aIouHu itSl"Ni ant Apply -'f "u-
cIahah-sl.
,,- -,..---,-
w AN r'' We p.A7lffefS. corner "l
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w An ELL "iP'H'''e' o-f IWelIin.
-
Hello MANvTn-
- - -
crsi TnuseVorl, must ba ro0d ,ooi,
no laundry work. good ,vares. cfts,
rsfrrtucrs $50 Secand-avc
COMpETENT Girl. GOOD coox Tor
arnrfal homework iu auarfrnent,
N. laundry. references. s., IFS no
wcua
EARN vour tuition at the Detroit
school Of Dress Cutting g1 Mqdf-
SON.
FNpERUENCEp chsmbermaId vout-
ed White or colored 1f9 West
EXPERIENCED Girl FOR housowarit.
I'm family 3s7 Nack-ave.
EXPERIENCED infant nurse. refer.
ences as Bcwiek
ENpERrENCED waitress wanted
1855 Woodward
coon fornyer ottf fo. tt,..t,,,, ,,.,.,t.
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90 ACRES

on good roads. 90 miles from De-
troit: sell at bargain Nllonev-
Campbell Realty CO., 5Ol Free Press
bldg.
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MAID fOu general houseW work. In
family references Market 5oi9.
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AcrnRnIoN PLATING.
rrLI.IAnns n-n r,,,,,..

Sara A smith. 213 woodw'd: also hem
stttch'g buttons covered Th'y 3913
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DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Detroit. Jan 81. 1916.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-25

uruIIARDS .~O PuU,-
BfT Lizards and Pocket Billiard TIA
bles with the only genuine Monarch
moderate prices and easy terms
also supulivs ana repairing. Bruins.
wick Bake -CcllCpder Co. ~ MiChi.
ERn 100 Randoiph-Rt.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-25
BUSINESS orPoRTrNIrIEs.
Attention manufacturers

WI y
New York established nrn. capable
business producers. able 20 present
any line I'm strong. forcible. diEni-
fed manner. desires to represent re-
liable manufacturer IN the east
Firm pays own expenses and SEE
cures accounts Susskind Co, S7d
Broadway New York.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-25

All mining companies in the Bling.
ham district or Utah have advanced
wages or employee The pay roll oi
tan copper viii be increased about
fti 0UU per month
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TO RFNr-tOUHs.
HOTEI. FRANKLIN
TO HENT-HoUsEA.
FOR Observation-Disclosures

CLARINET BARGATN-genuin Buff
fct, low pitch "C.' - Keys. rings:
like new. Special az S13 Weekly
payments. GRiNNEIL Is n o S -
Branch. 90 Monroe.
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STORAGE ANb cAHrAeE.
ACME Storage mammoth warehouse
Storage moving a S9a. Al Gilman
central STORAGE co. moving.
packing dreproof; rates right. Mo-
tor vans FOR suburban moving
Phone cadillac 60
ROEHL BROS. Storage Carriage and
Packing office 1872 Alfred Ridge s2s
PARTY MOVING 90 california can
rent part of car Central Storage
Co Cadillac 60.
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PLAT
COLORED PEOPLE

room bungalow west side OF city.
5000. 5000 down SIS month.
HACK ETY. YOUNG CO.
Ridge 1903. 1927 HIrpcr-aye.
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The Brooklyn Rapid Transit COM
pauy reports for the quarter ended
Hee 81 surplus of 81. l.aef lao.
against &.t76.750. and for tho six
months ended Dec. 81 the surplus
amounted 20 &3.34l,533. against 50, o.
09G.g9s
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81 Pat. COLLAR 1onds. recently is-
sued in place or frhuc bonds that
were taken over from Paris. were
about three times OveraubEcribed.
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As OF Dec "a. 1919. Pennsylvania
railroad had s3 76S stockholders, in
crease OF 2,l97 compared with "a year
before. Foreign holders numbered
lL5l1, only 363 lees than previous
year
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a call for i0ct has been sent TO tho
depositary banks under the terms OF
the Auglo-French loan, 20 he paid az
the National city bank. Jan 81. This
makes "a total OF s5G Of the loan
which has been called so far
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ability that meant success, and with that
she started out. Her first position was in
Ihe Balkan Princess" an operetta. She
sang her way to the front ranks in OPERA
after which she went on the legitimate
stage When she had shown her father
that she could forge to the front ION her
own resources" he became reconciled to her
choice and, by mutual consent, became her
manager
After several years. starring in New
YORK Miss Brady was interested in motion
pictures. In fact, Alice beat her father in
the picture game by at least year. Miss
Brady proves as much OF success in
pictures as she had been in operetta and
on the legitimate stage. Her first produc-
tion was AS Ye Sow" by far the first real
ly worthwhile pastoral feature made up to
that time. Following this, the young emo
tlonal actress of international fame made
The Rack, Lure of Woman" THE Boss"
The Ballet Girl" The Woman in Az"
Then I'll Come Back to You" and Tangled
Fates,' after which she spent considerable
time In studying Henri Murger's famous
French book, La Vie de Boheme," from
which scenario was written She played
the star role in the film version which was
called Mimi" and which will be presented
for the first time on any screen at the
Palace Theatre all of next week Follow
ing this production Miss Brady will be seen
in another big feature, called Miss Petit
coats" play which held the boards for
several years and which was printed in
book form and sold throughout the country.
having one of the largest sales accorded
a novel in those days.
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PRAISED
BY J. III. McCARTHY'
Continued from Page Ono

Continued from Page Ono
possession of these gifts that places NJ,
Sothern in the front rank of romsrs,
actors.
The more I studied the artists ne,ha|
the more I admired the artist An act;.
to be a great actor must carry WITH
himself the potentialities of many indha|
ualisms, must be as, one should say, 4
quiver stocked with many arrows Nj
must have the mind of a poet, the hean|
of a hero; he must be a philosopher Y
must be humorist, he must possess lint
less sympathy. l have often envled us|
actor for the way in which he. multipa
his life, being year in and year out III
some glowing hours of every day himself i
freeman of the kingdom of dreams, kinfl
soldier, jester, adventurer lover. laughia
--defying the drive of years And this ca
only be when the actor has the power b
understand all passions, and, understanding
to interpret them with never-faillng frtsk
ness which makes it ever appear th,
he is living, that the things wha
appear to be happening to him are hap
pening to him unexpectedly, and find bin
as they would find him, unprepared, i
lis the possession of this power which maks
Mr.. Sothern one of the foremost and os
of the noblest masters of his craft.
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Overture" by suppe; second Hungarian
Rhapsody" by Liszt and selections from
Victor Herbert's "The Only Girl"
Fay Tincher in THE 2 O'Clock Train"
at the Orpheum is a believer in stripes, but
not the prison kind.
"Glorias Romance" serial, with Billie
Burke. begins on Wednesday at the Ger
mantown.
What the Liberty program says: This
comfortable theatre with its refined pa
tronage, is your guarantee that the enter
tainment and service offered are in keeping
with the dignity and gentility of the most
eXacting."
This is one of series of short talks.
Billie Burke in "GorIa's Romance"
which Is the attraction at the jefferson
every Monday. Is also shown exclusively in
the Globe Theatre, on Broadway, New York.
The ventilation at the Princess has been
made as near perfect as ventilation can be.
A new system has been installed and the
patrons are insured absolute comfort on
the hottest day
The lobby of the Savoy has been made
very attractive by the addition of flower
boxes which only hints or the comfort of
the interior.
During July and August the present Coli.
scum will be remodeled and open with
everything new, including the name.
An interesting study of the patronage of
the Logan Theatre was recently completed
by Messrs. Snyder & Mutschler, the owners
1t was found that % per cent. of the patrons
attended the theatre on an average of three
times a week; 81 per cent attended on an
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average OF twice week, and the remainder
attended once a week OF ono in While
This is a most remarkable condition when
one considers that the program is changed
three times a week, and It speaks volumes
for the quality of the entertainment given
Work Is progressing on the new theatre
at Germantown avenue and 7777?7 street
1t will be called the Stratford.
Karl Bonowitz fortunately is one organ
ist who cannot be accused Of possessing
temperament. He dlspenses all music with.
out reading from notes, as "near-screen
patrons of the Overbrook observe daily
The success Of "all comedy day" at the
Baltimore was such as to warrant It's repe-
tition at an early date.
The seating arrangements at Forte's
Sherwood Theatre permit clear view of
the screen from any part Of the triangular
shaped auditorium
A cooling and ventilating system has been
installed at the Globe, capable of keeping
the auditorium about 20 degrees cooler than
without
The selection of subjects to balance
program is a task which the management
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of the Cedar gives careful study. Short
comedy. drama, travel and educational pic
lures are shown in addition to the main fea-
lures.
Director Fritz Ulrch of the Ulrich Sym
phony Orchestra, at the Frankford, was
pupil of Fritz Kreser and his style Is
much the same as his instructors.
Temperament Is a wonderful thing. A.
Elmer Seward, choralceloIst at the Tioga,
has two snakes which he feeds with cher
ries. p. S.-Thls Is real fact, not the
dream of press agent.
There is a surprise in store for the pa
irons of 333 Market street, for they cannot
judge from the incomplete alterations how
really beautiful the theatre will be when
completed A, p.