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The Washington times., 1916-01-30

T tF1 little room behind the thea
ter, TO the right of the wings
at Polls Thcater, from now on
until the week of February 21,
is going to be the scene of a daily
tragedy in one long ft. entitled
"Bustle." Harry Andrews. already
known as one of our busiest bustlers,
Is the leading man, Juvenile. leading
woman, properties. and company in
one. a.f,
= On ordinary weeks Stage Director
Andrews has about all that one hu-
man being can possibly do-Caesar,
who the deg -eared books of our high
school days reluctantly informed us
mad all things to do at once" being
a pedestrian in comparison with this
winged mercury of the back stage
For, be SIDES his daily tasks, Mr.. An
drews must plan for the first per-
formancn pn any stage of In Walked
Jimmie a play written especially
for Mr. Poll, with view toward pro-
duction i'm this city
We wish Mr. Andrews Eodspeed.
Julian Eltinge appears for a short
time in a hard boiled shin, high silk
hat, and other masculine garments in
Cousin Lucy" The advance man said
that Julian was coming out of skirts
by degrees, and that in his next vehicle
lid .Moulu pIQDdDlN Speiu pIdCllCdily III
of the time In long pants.
The public trusts that Julian will not
be rash.
This is "a terrible year Of weather
we are having.
Whether il rain or whether it snow
fraIQ all evidences to the affirmative,
Washington is going EN- masse to see
Elsie Janis next week at Keith's. An
entirely new generation Of vaudeville
aenthusiasts nluS all Of the old ones
are going 10 welcome her. Not since the
early days OF Little Elsie" has the
young lady BEEN seen in vaudeville in
this city. 'h
The announcement that she was to
appear this season in miss InformG-
ton" on Broadway, was rather dAap-
pointing the first part Of the season for
II practically meant that she would not
go on tour this year. Happily. for US,
Miss Information" lived zip to itS
name and died a sudden and uniament-
ed death shortly after opening.
FLORENCE p. YODER.
The Washington times., 1916-01-30

~ = y. WE'LL, according to rumor
- is also trying his hand at some
thing new, when his name ,ap-
pears ON the programs tomor-
row Wght as the producer.
Fetsonalty, we can see 4 nothing but
good evolving from play produced Dy
\ the man who arranged and managed
the fWiliard-J ohnson fight For in tnat
ca pacity, did Il. A. We'll lately serve
+ mis- nation.
Z AS a matter of establishing a prece-
dent 1t offers colossal possibilities, Tor
producers above all. should be MASTER
fuE 'men,, and the man who can say
z that he has handled both Black Jack
and White Jess is not to Oe sneered at.
Leading men and women would think or
3 that before indulging in flights of tenn
}perament or before insisting upon such
little changes as necessitate removing
other mcmIers of the cast.
The Washington times., 1916-01-30

Following "Tennessees Partner" An
ma Held, the Partisan comic opera star
viii be seen in a Misrepresentation of
her former starring vehicle, Madame
Presidents" on the screen OF LoeW's
Columbia Theater the first four DAYS OF
the week. John Barrymore will appear
the last three days in his latest star
ring vehicle, "Nearlysa King"
The Washington times., 1916-01-30
Ruth St. Denis Coming
Next Monday in Dances

Ruth ST. Denis. tho dancer. IS
scheduled to appear At the Po,ra
TheRter on Monday, February 4 at
z:90 o'clock. The advauce agent said
that they weren't going TO chsnga
their afternoon late for Washington,
even n we were accustomed TO having
afternoon t:30 concertA
The Washington times., 1916-01-30
BelascO: 'The Correspondent"
Premiere New Drama With
Emily Wellman.

4LETHE CORRESPONDENT, a new
play, by Alice Leal Pollock
and Rita Weiman, will be
Z given its initial performance
at the Belasco Theater tomorrow eve-
nlng under the direction of e. A. Well.
~ is announced as a sprightly story or
tpresent-day New York life, contrast
ing the routine Of the fashiona bic, world
with the less eventful lives of more
lovable human beings,
The story relates the efforts OF a
worldly New Yorker to lure a young
woman into his own life, with her inuo-
cent adventure nearly wrecklng her
happiness. The cleverness in unean-
Cling this young woman from the net
. OF impending ragedy constitutes the
gchief novelty OF the play. Part OF the
Faction takes place in a newspaper omice,
with which both the authors are tamu-
4 lar through their own experiences IN
Journalism. Plenty of humor has been
lantfrWoven with the plot.
y M Well has, given his new play an
The Washington times., 1916-01-30
Frieda Hempel Coming
With New York SYMPHONY

Frieda Hempel. soprano of the Net
ropolitan opera Company, will be ths
soloist at the closing concert OF ths
phOny Orchestra at the BelBscO
Theater. Monday afternoon, Febrlin ~
e. Miss Hempel came 20 America threo
years aGo when she was iust twpnt y
five. @
She numbers eighty roles i'm her
repertoire. including French. German
end Italian operas.
The Washington times., 1916-01-30
A New Play, FL
.tinge in cousin !"
Lucy" and Elsie
Janis at Keith's,
Offered at Thea
tiers This Week.
/ LICE LEAL POLLOCK and
p.4 x1t.,..... Ii lo,l,. -; IL

A. LICE LEAL POLLOCK and
Z, "A Rita Weiman had desks side
4 a by side in the offices of the
New York Herald two months age.
They were the society editors and
contrary to all precedent, rule,
rhyme or reason managed to get
along beautifully.
In fact of such a quality was
their friendship that they were actu-
ally able to colIabora1e, and had
written several successful vaude-
vile sketches and plays, when fame
came in the form of one E. A. We'll
two months ago.
This Mr.. We'll accepted a play
that they had written and submitted
to him and said that he would pro-
duce it. Lo! 1t was "The CO.
respondent" which comes to the Be-
laseo this week, for it's premier per-
formance. So the Misses Pollock and
Weiman, shut up their typewriters
anu nuITl6uly SGSuSu Oil VI kilSAA Pea
sonal correspondence out of their
desks, and collected all of the stray
umbrellas and goloshes that they
thought were theirs, or should be,
and pulling their hats down over
their ears, said good-by to news
paper life.
They had become dramatists after a
dong, earnest, and thorough schooling,
the results of which will in part be
shown tomorrow night at the Belasco
Theeter. We say in part, since no
single production. especially the first.
lis necessarily an index to the future
failure or success OF the authors.
A first nights performance of play
Is no more OF an indication of the worth
of an author than is q one=eme appear
tance of an individual. Just as the comu,
ibath. clothing. relatives, and food of
ian Individual conspire at times to make
ones appearance a perfect burlesque.
do the managers, leading men and
women, stage hands, and properties OF
an author sometimes-to speak in the
language OF the masses-gum the pa
rade. 4 - iEs+
2a"The Correspondent was played at
: STANDARD Conn. Just once before COM
ing Here. But you know Stamford. To-
( morrow night Is really the first night:
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-03
CHlNA'S NEW PRESIDENT
MAN OF FEW WORDS

pENlNG Aus DO Nan hun.
mandates nuums mto far.. psoN.Iona'
Nanhng constitution Vyon,,uNs th,
parliament which Nuan Shi- hal aNau
donci and sntho.lrnF thc Immediate
adoption of 81 permanent constitution
are n striking contrast ta lnns man.
dates ISSUED oi Yuan Shi-bat Tbc new
president uses few wuri.. And t,NaiU.
eco nowcp hnsuasc which ehamctcr
iEca tar official doyumcags of his pro-
tiyltssur
frr instance sonic 90 che mandates
iu uN ln brief as follows;
I'm accordance With att l5 of thr
provisional constitution she national
assembly win continue its session cn
the ist uf August ~ ihis Year,
"rht ministry ei interior is hereh,
onlegcd 80 convert The hVrcau for pr,-
s4ttNon of the NJ IA Yuan into "a
iWep4fatlou hnreau fer tho establish
mont ~ enc permanent national as
scmhh ana nlkc aii arrangements iof
tho conNoCtiion 90 sairo"
"rhe ccnsurate attached 90 the al
mlnisirNNc court is hculby abolished
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-03

Mary Garrett. Mear
licrh'ri ffeulh N,s.r,
~ vs. Jones Aiarshsi, II
DANES lee blanchei,s 'As,
Misses Dorothy schls,, a { \
yer Ac..rs Linton ~,
Roberts. Waco. Ncsd,',.'o \
l"w Albert Martin. 49, \,
Nelson Alice Dcmho. ~. ~
Misses Matte ana 'ta.'
Mcs-r lack and Cccu 4
Mr and Mrs Jose,s. 30,
tanned Airs s. Hraes a''s .
~uck Tyler and Mis- W. y
pr aud Aims 60 a. uil,. - j,
% g. Giles br and NJ 81
nHrd Nrssrs Bette 49,
Jimmie ~uhlette NJ , H.,iA
Ioyutz Dallas Mr 49, -
l"cher Mr and Mn 3
l d. Grly'E AIfs Ia T. =
Misses Bessie parkor ~ Y
M,sf J.. IS. Foueeron ~ "
hDr Waiter iarnum , t..s
Howard san Antouios "a /, -.
D so Pryor Misses ~. -
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rheatsr Party


Nnc uf tbD MOST UtushiNI tftUr- ut
ihu umm.f -rasun was AINcn 1r.irtIHt
afternoon WhrH Mrs D. Al F0N nAIt.U
number uf $500 ncn1s to fh. Ama-u
hurr COB attend "a performance m
rhr SnuVliu1 fottuuw Mtnri rau1
trrn anl EIvn NnrrVr Nt CHrgwt
% som uf Nr Hud Mos fus and tfs
plOluie VS., unusually nteustrs o..
Mr. fnN. ur~Js fur ihIe rta-on ser
'alDWc H ihp NuWegsl Director Boa ihc
Ntrtu tnWpAat. ari au unusually ei,N
r actnr ss wHi rht pudueUen or
The Snuwhird' WAS directrd bN Mr
cnuwc Tho rictuu S. lAld m ihs
Canadian wouals an3 ono storl apd eet-
uas Na- tAaulsite After ihc ufrtrm
ncr Nr. FoN Invited hcr lariN to inc
Nucccs hotrl Swau taNlcs Wrru af.
unecd Tor thp quests W thc hanqucf
ha1. Connsr hoiHuets nf White iasa-
mime snd FORMS we've tho plato nNuls.
A tNo-ceuIsr luncheon Was ecNrA
rhose who enjoyed Mfe luNs hose
vitality wcp Mosdamts Is k ~cot
Hcnr, Redmond Alm,t Cicmmtr llen-
w Austin Hoy Mathews Hertcu
Spunsau li b. iulrr D. = tnwis o.
B.. NcrnaNl Prank rumrklrs William
errhafdt icc Ranchetfc Hcsumost.
STANLEY Fuy Worth.
Misses Kettle Carwl MaD nlita.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-18

Bring your Forfeiture Notices to the Industrial Worker.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-18

To Ed Tomason, M. T. Olson, John
 Olson, c. l.. V. Detrik and o. P.
 Thompson, your administrators
 successors or assigns: es
 You, and each of you are hereby notified. that the undersigned, CO., owners have caused to be expended in Labor and Improvements during the years of 1912, 1913, 1914 as the annual expenditure required by law. the sum of four hundred (s400) dollars on the placer min ing claim known as the Orc Granda located on. Basin Creek, tributary of Melsing Creek, in the Counci! City Recording Precinct, District of Alaska.
 You and each or you are further notified that if you do not within ninety days from the date of the final publication of this Notice of Forfeiture. pay or cause to be paid to the undersigned co-owners at Council, Alaska, your interest in and to said described expenditures as co-owners, your interst in and to said described property will be- come the property of tho under signed under the provisions oi Section 2324 of the Revised Sta tutea of the United States of Am- erica.
 JOHN RATHLER, A. s. CARTER
 J. P. LARSEN.
 Co-Owners.
 Date of first publ, Oct. 26, 1915. Date of last publ, Jan. 25, 1916.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-18

GET TEE NEWS RIGHT. READ THE WORKER
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-18
M0NTENEGRlNS ETeaaSSAf aa;;;S;Aa AafE
 MORE TOWNS TO AOsTSiAN$

the former is willing to concede Moatonegrin rigSta t. scutarl in re- turn for the eession of Mount Loy- cen which dominates the bay of Cattaro, one of the finest harbors in the Adriatic. ;.
 The Austrians also agree in re- turn to evacuate Montenegrin terri tory immediately and to secure re- .cognition of Montenegro's integrity from the Bulgars, the Albanians. the Turks and the Germans.
 1t lis further :. reported that tue
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-18
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

Lot us estimare on your Job worh
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-18
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To W. H. Campbell, your heirs,
 executors, assigns or personal re-

To W. H. Campbell, your heirs, executors, assigns or personal re- presentatives: E You are hereby notified, that have expended in labor and improvements the sum of one hundred dollars for labor and Improvements cach year for the years 1912, 1913 and 1914 on tho Butte, lode mining claim, situated about two miles west of the north end of Kougarok Moun- tain and recorded and more fully described in the records of the Port Clarence Mining District in the Second Division of the Territory of Alaska. a&
 The above amount has been ex- pended in order to hold said claim under the provisions of the Law, con- corning annual assessment wor.s upon Mining claims, being the amount required to hold said claim And you are further notified. that if within ninety days after the last publication of this notice, you fail to contribute your proportion oi said expenditure your interest in said claim will become the property oi the undersigned, your Co-Ownel un der section 2324 Revised Statutci of the United States.
 THOMAS F. WARD.
 Co-Ownel
 Date of first publ, Nov. g, 1915. Date of last publ, Feb. 8, 1916.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-18

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The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-18


 LONDON; Jan. 17.-It is an- nounced that the Mshtenegrins have evacuated psdgoritza and Nishic, The Montenegro government reports that the foreign consulates have all left Scutari and established thern- selves at Alessio. The Montenegrins are combating the Austrian ad- vance although overwhelmed by numbers. The extraordinary fea ture is the number killed of Austrl- ans while the Montenegrins loss is extremely light. Practically the en- i tire army of fighting men and wc- men are still intact.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-18

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 17.-Sixty Chinese rebels organized in the warlike province of Sezchuen licked the Yuan forces near Tuchow, conquering the town. It is stated that now the entire Yuan force is in danger of being captured in conse-i
 stienee of;this reverse. .}N -...
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-18
BIG, ,DKEngE IN DAWSON \ $ '
 CONTINUES ITS OPERATING

DAWSON. Jan. 17.-Tho Boyle dredge No. p, the largest in the world, is making record for itself so far having been able to keep ope- rating in the Klondike. The man agers think that as the weather has been as cold as it is likely. to get during the winter, they will be able to do what has never been done be- fore, keep operating throughout the long winter.montks in this tor
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-18
chINK REBELS DEFEAT.. ......
 FORCES OPPOSING THEM

A Shanghai telegram this evening says that the Yuan forces are badly demoralized by tho reported diSaffec-- tion of the troops that were en route to meet and reinforce them,. the reinforccments Y having gone, oyer to the rebelssin mass. '.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-18
ALv-
,,AYs IN STYLE.

# you have your suit pressed. cleaned and repaired by us---
 We will make them look 1iks flew .s We dos dry or gasoline cleaning.
 We do steam cleaning. We make suits to order.
 We make alterations. il, We make and repair furs., We do c,eaping, pressing and re- pairing for Ladies and Gentlemen.
 We guarantee aii work and our prices arc reasonable.
 First class or,Amanshlp.
 Come and see us, we will give you our prices before we do your work. We appreciate your patronage NOME TAILORING co. Between Segerstrom & Hagen and Zehners Jewelry Stores.
 GET TEE NEWS RIGHT. KEAil THE WORKER
 Bring your Forfeiture Notices t the Industrial Worker. s,ot us estimare on your Job Worl
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-18

ritory. Steam thawers are used and the result is surpassing the expecta- tions of the management, So far really no difficulty has been encoun- tered in maintaining the dredge ope-, rating. Mining men are now con- centrating attention on the Dawoon machines record.
 GET THE NEWS RIGHT. REAn THE WORKER.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-18

LONDON, Jan. 17.-It e under stood that none of the Entente. powers would oppose Montenegro making any terms it sees fit with Austria, except that such will te. ceive no recognition at the end ot the war. 4
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-18

hrontcnegrin C king will in all probs ability approve the agreement al- though in the event of victory final -ly by the Allies, such would obtain no recognition.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-18

ATHENS, Jan. 17.--It. is re- ported here that Austria has made a dicker with Montenegro whereby
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-16
SOLDIERS HELP AERO FUND
Men al Laredo. Tey. Send Sl3'lo Tor
Training AviatOrs.

Officers and enlisted men al Laredo
Tex. have sent sl3715 to the National
Aeroplane Fund for training militia and
civilian aviators. The money va sent
TO the Aero Club Of America. which is
raising the fund. by Brigadier General
r. X. Evans. commanding the I'd Brig
adc. In his letter he said:
u inclose check for Sl3715 con-
tributed by the garrison Of Laredo.
This sum is made IN of contributions
ranging from cents to $40. or this
sum the officers contributed $3.50 and
the enlisted men S7S.tJ.'
4 contribution Of 800 was received
from the Duchessc de Talleyrand. for
mcrly Miss Anna Gould. The duchesse
wrote that she had had the opportunity
Of witnessing the work Of aircraft IN
war and that she realized the necessity
of substantial air forces for the United
States.
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Hawaii Japan. C1rea. 'hra and Philip
"a ~, Si,...o Narl AR l.
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j. ''n '' ,,, IN ''''''.' Apr 20
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AID specially addressed naA lo' Als'iA-"
va q I4N '..-'.'............A App q
j4pan 80 SoIe' ana yo. ..is az Mlsa. Ayr q
Hawaii samoan Islands. Aisfraua it'.eW
NssD ant Sea ZrIsut via san Fran .-
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Japan. .Cerea. China s.l iliilg.nc I-.anl.
va A',o1'e r s of israa Apr %
Guam aud rhiIp piue Islands Wa Sii If4i- - o.
ci,col cIose AZ II 30 p NIL ; IriistoI' hp' "
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freus except Nesi) via Nan'9u'e. al
Victoria. D. - lc.ose 81 0-sJ H'- ~,
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sAILrD
STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS.

:. Naraire. Ap-il J. Troufp0ol lErl. New Nofk
SHANGHAI ami IL Eur,u yius BIZ New York ga
81 lucia. Port Natal sud singapore io- Nsdivo-
sfok 49,.
thegiot Rang Pr. NeV York
Sshans April ii- Minerc tBrl. New forN va =
Vincent q v and rou Natal FOR Nladivosiok
L.. .on April Mae. Sew York for Bermuda ana
tad.Z
SAILED.
S,rfc.. Aprt q Fr~ich~k rucksrtach. Nev York
airu,ta Apul i0.Cry ~ Manchester iBfi. Bos'on
and New No-A.
P.oiargluco Aprll ia-Sao Pauio lBrnl N-om
Sauf0.l. New Nora.
Yotolama April li -Nethsrty Hsli Br). NcN lofS
Lisbon April s-L4sia iSyanl. NeF Nors.
PASSED
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IIraus.
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to.ont0 for iio,to. and NsV YORK. lj'l. t4eTIl-
an lRrl BOMBAY fo- Philadelphia or Nsa forn.
Lizard April 10 NrmAeaaha. Nea lofs tor London
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SITUATIONS WAITED.

CTAUFTE1 R.-nsrrleI. would g. 70 country: good
mechanic Jos. TAYLOR. 1901 Deal st. Brooiayn.
WATCHAlAN OF CARETAkEE on gcutemsn's
place. single best rs!crclce. Is X. ~ last
},tu g.. New York Ciiy
Yni'NG Man. 20. a. anything. salary s.. $. r..
E1A TO- Tribune Oirce
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Female.

WANTED. Immediately. French end German nur-
SER goreruesScs. iufsus'. childnns nurses. ssua-
toslum attendants. male and female Sfoh.man
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PIRLIC NOTICES.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE REcEins ~ os,:.s
tn board u Water Suppl, BgildlnG
t,enty-s second foor. Municipsl street..
p.rk ROW. Centre and Chain.e' 80 Tyes.
New York City. until II A =, ~. IS. ~,
90 heih delivering and eres.lhs, ..
electric travelling cranes. rom ~ ch.re,s
ton capacity. with cquipmen,, - ,eW re,sr.
a, Ashokan. kcnsicO and ~. 80 roaI
Voirs The work - loc~tel nm OF ~
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PIeesant and CIV Of Yonker, N'''''
0'S ~ The above place and Tine NV
viii be publicly opened and ~ h,dsef.
phlets containing information ih,.i,- 4 q,
Ard contract drawings can er ~, me Sc.
he above address. AT the ONCE ~ ,,n o..
Rotary, by deposii.ns me sun ,,,lssient fei
lars tSi0D in cash or rs .,tlcu lso
Zach pamphlet For furth,pp ,bp'Ipsl A..
aoply 10 he ONCE n the frt,.s
.stant Engineer AZ the above saes..,a.u,
CHARLES STRAUSS,
CHARLES y CHADNlIn'
JOHN r CALVIN. =, Nstst
Commissioners OF the b"Ar' "
CEoRGE FEATuERsroNE. ssS'''
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