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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-19
BowiiHg NeWs

Western Electric was there IN the pinoh aud
bsst back the strong ward Company c""I'"-
Alon IN two olt uf three games
standard Roller Brar.us Company N's In
serm and Won all tnrse garnes from hnsn
Tyron Company IN improving rapidly, and
Won two ERhies from Atlantic Refining Scm-
psny last night. Captain Findley topSisd th.
pins N NEAT form. having 100, POI and I'll Tor
Young snyIsr. Dsylnhey, Ward, Myers cole
nsn ana LUlcss rolled wsil for thslr respective
tsems - Industrial League, each having a
e0uoia eeHtaFy TO his credit.
statioa . niads a good try TO down &2in
Otnco. tha Americau Ice Company l"Aa=F, out
ssselmesd 20 the latter In the last two ssines'
'Hf iHAi one by two pins
Staten s, last years champion. gslnsd On
tali oiaee hy wiun!hf iaree sIalsA' from
Ihs Colts from stAuoH s got back 20 form
aha won three gnmes from station o.
y, AecAnn, i9l was. high single for ths pish,, isn't
hlckeon rolled well for Stgtion r. haNns three
sanAisssnt samos Tor Sea thrre-sams t"ih',
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-19

AMnnosE.--pse. "a HANNAH. visoe =
psnnis Amerere. Relatives ana friends infisaH
70 fuurTai Wed. f. m. noaa residences
Michsci Ambrose. 2aso Ellsworth 81 scieftn
requiem mass 81 Anthony's Chursh o2o 4. r.
Int. New Cathedral Gem
HERNiIARD. 49, Dec. ~. FRfFDERfKA
RERiyHARD (nse nrabaeherl widow of pstsf
Bernhard Relatives and friends, urrmnn 50
ciety. Ladies Auxiliary. al other orHAniaatiuns
ol which she was a member. Invited 10 funeFaf
services. Thurs, ., m. ass ". sth a. Int
private. NJ vernon Gem. Auto funeral
HIRKftBkp. Dee. ~. RARBARh. wife ~
samuel Hirthesd ara daughter 81 late Daniel
and Harbsra Neon, Relatives and friends
Rosary society Og 81, John the naptiat church.
Csplain j. u neiateriing Council 10. ta4.
Lsliss AW1ihefy. o. a, invited 70 tuHarass
6stSush spiemn iilr6 Slass 81, john the hap
lists Church 10 a. N. Int private. westmln-
ater Gem
HOGAN, ,-.nec, ~. ELLEN, vifa of perlsmin
ncrRn and a. unhter 81 late Patrick and Nata4-
riur Oillen, Parish of uartan. County pnntsal.
ireland Relatives aud frlends invited q "a
neral Wed. IA0 4, N. l0N u, STAFFORD ~.
Germantown. Hiah mhas, ~, Vtncrht de raafa
Church, A. m. Int Holy Sspuiehre Gem
Conttnped on Next faas
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LOTS OF GOOD THINGS
ON VIEW AT KEITH'S
Jean Adair Company and Rus
sian Dancers Prominent in
Very Worthy Bill

The hnpry atmosphere Of the holiday sea-
son which prcvgdcs Kciths this week u
emphasized by merry show
IA rule the temperature outdoors AZ
tec'a the temperament OF the audience, but
those who hrRved the weAthsr last night
we've quickly thAwsd out by good entor-
tainmeut
Collectively speaking an audience Is a
peculiar thinR IN the summer In won't ap-
plnud because ia too warm aud In the
W,n,cr when applause ls really good.
wholesome exercise " OFTEN kerpa all ap-
prorrl somewhat eoundsutial You've per.
hhps- heard the fellow next TO you say
hats certainly great act" and yet he
didn't move hia hands
lft the tailor make an especially good
sHN and hos pattcd on the back and YOU
oven praise the cook who served yUu n rood
meal ~ why not encourage the actor. who
ohanss the gloom out Of your system. by
''m'th'nH more than Internal approval
You get more FOR your money when you
"rn,Aud Every act DOES a lituo moro
lnoFe are many things worthy ot ap-
l'Nu9" IN the Keith show me Russlan
dancers, officially known rs Koaions Baile,
huEso Justified their retention Tor q second
week. They presented number OF new
dances W. which whtriwind nHurcs were
ABOUT evenly atsrnated With nynphs OF the
W'Nu', ethdNw'hkc crroints, Theodore
Nor'att. N'Ss,A Mas.ova and quartet OF
a'S,7isnt0 t'cc vsd plentiful applause
undoubtedly tho most euioyabl- act Of the
h'll was = sFatch presented by can Adalr
ana company. entitled Maggie Taylor.
Waitress The atorJ which IL by John n.
Iilmer, tells how dl-h~atttucd mothar In
the evening % ifa 10 brought TO happiness
ana prosperity by q faithful son. The
'ketch received hearty approval. Mcwato
ana Tyson two veteran vaudeViilAnS who
can DO protty nearly everything under the
un, N~crsi iu', ~ vivncioun AZ they we're
Attaen years ago Their many chAracterl.
cations might ho Justly called n lltuo show
W our own
tn. glamour " youth and optimism sticks
out all over Jack Gardner. who. In addition
20 possessing new line OF goods knows
how to strOute them TO the best Rdvan'
taEe. His sonEA and talks weave In con.
aistcnuy to good comedy fabric. which gives
you HomethinE 70 think about aud laugh
over At the same tlme lie has q clever
aSnistnnt. who're name wc do not know.
AilJ. the rather quie' fellow who has
been with vs. before, only has about twenty
cents worth Of wardrobe. but ne has more
than thousand dollars worth ot act yiip
songs and tuitauuna were a storm
Pleasing acts were also otrcr~d hy Nignor,
little bunch OF clevcrnsss: IoyRrs Trained
Dogs. Mack and Vincent. In plano comedy
and Ssabuty aud Price. song painters
j. o. g.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-19
Theatrical Baedeker

glrRICs go "H,,shuuus Guaranteed" VITA
r,Hi rso sge'T yysa ere as issa. sSTn S,acu Hsf
E-y Amelia SummrryIl" Mice 4,'Ar"Nnf fg ~
Grasce scott Constitute Aood cas-. 300"
rrrrLq THEATRE Never Can rsll."
With Csar cs L. htrhfl pyro,hF Sh"t59"I
Srs aJmirst.- revival
LYRIC" "tIrIIlEstion." TscmaH H Iacv,s mo-
sSI Si'Y'sS"' 10 s,ei.asa, at e.ttls Pr laid and
5s. s AM 5Ss - !. n H8 S.n,s a s1aSosn. SHS "''N
FOuREar -"Chin-Chlu," vlth DAVID Nonisom,
rgv anl Trod stens, Return snsaEsm,,S,n' b., o.,
famous cogrd.Sns apIea'iug IN various 'm'
prraooat!Ins
ApELPHi--'EIrer With ErSs,i .t, Gi5Hh,
moro l,umannsss tssn ErETsd ,,Eisss NG,n'S ,,,
fhsooa large cast. ulendinuinF acts 'a'
penny AT ForrLAR PRICES
wAI.NUT-"'Mrtt and Isa'. .wsd wsddITs:" 10
wv sus" SiSodfsms. farce, nuHc and eS'
trayruanEa mixed In the entertainment
sTocK
KNlCKERBoCE CEER-,,Ihs hHr1e:" :.,,,. .m '9s" sa.
s pla5sd b. iIsnry Mn'sr and Laura h'p'
crews FEATURE FILMS
sTANLEY-,'Tbs Traysll9E sassSaa'" s,SIsa Elsa
bhrsnk m'iHsS', ia H9!sS5'uo,ieitS," nrEt half o. wssE
rhs EssSTlP1s L3ss IHs;. T''a ih Ass soslsty sad
DOT" ls.isr hall o. week News scenic ana
ARckDlA-.'Thr Sin Ys Do" with Frank
keenan, agd HarJoTis wilsan, TO-, esu ,t 9t
HsTsle Love aud Drank Bsnnstt latter half OF
EeFk Others,
yIcToRIA~''sIy Othsl.l Wife" with c!l44E..
Ij5sS EjlmsSalt ltuta,ooIlass "th oEa Pstrovs. LATER
lac ~ week. othRFs
ACw-''shom the Gods Dsstroy." With
Ailss Ioyrs ana halry AgGss.. aT;s hsit h5,,Ss Ss
week.. ''hUactts - fl~ Nt!f4; Win E~tnll'ig
FrsdsrIrk AMI waian Mack latter half
OF SEEK niLsrs
Rtsg,.ST--''A Nsms- Aisne," siih AhSs
noiion pi-tures rui also hs dlaplsyed, -
gp'EAT RgOgPIItsRN- NlAeus WIN aala,A
RsTs Monday tuesday, Manhattan MAJ
nrss % Mia D,~izlss faiFaAnea. HsdneH1Ay.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-19
' MOTION PICTURE OFFERINGS SHOWN

an artist Of engaging personality, gcncraiiy
fluent and bright In tone white plainly not
tho greatest tenor IN America" ss an
enthusiastic member ~ the companya
executive stan exclaimed he was rood 10
hear Roberto Vigiione. the Ashton. was the
victim of cold but no undue allowances
had 10 bo made Tor him, Hts merit was
obvious.
Please remember that the company u not
out for the laurel wreath Of an Oscar, a
tiatti or Russell II would be fatuOus 10
say. for example. that It's scenery is IN the
latest period" Of Urban Or Jones, or that
a genius designed the costumes. Mr Roaen-
hschs experience goes back 70 the days %
Gustav Iilur,chs In this city and he isn't
going to try the impossible Properly
enough he regards tho musical end OF the
game az tho main chance. SO no doesn't
scant even the nute or the harm. ny the
way both these were extremely we'll played
last night Tho house was comfortably
nlied," rapturously apprecIa,lve, and In ths
sympathetlc key II, n.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-19

In ,lcAtco" drew 0any laughs at the
Globe last night. ana ptuyed an excellent
headlinrr Tn" Offering rs q miniature
hurlesqus OF the prr7Snt situation on the
border, and tho yatnuf parts ar. admirably
portrayed by Low Williams and company.
Music and dancing add TO the success Of
the act.
The Dayton Troupe, acrobats of unusual
merit. were well received
other acts on the bin which plea s'd were
Dan Cupid Detective comedy sketch :
Fields and Bernie, comedy. singing and
piano playing the Phliipp. -Four. songs and
clever patter, ESpe and putton; Arthur
whltoInw, monologiHt sheffield and Rich
noHd, songs and dances and tho Four
Chicks tiny ,oCalistg
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-19
THE HAVOC" WELL ACTED
BY KNICKERBOCKER CAST
Play BY Edward S. sheldon Deals With
Eternal Triangle

Tho Importer who undNr tho gu'se ot
philosophy and advanced '"Rs, wrccN1 the
hcmr WINS hcvy.ly scored iu "THN HEvNr
NniCE"rhorNpr Theatre thH week Tho
action ~ thr play deals wlfh "a" eternal
triangle o." h"soani the vrlfr AMI the
lover The Havoc" was presented Ia this
city several HShHruA aEp with Henry Miller
and Laura Hope Crows In the isad.uR parts
Anna p0hrrt" wpa CNrel"n' p1 Kate
CraiE, the VIII, while the mart of Richard
Craig. the husband. was portrayed !u a
strnry nnl cn1y 'ucinE manner by John
Lorrrz. Ia"l T. Weston ana east n0 raul
l"~rc1' the EcHd,r. aud Charles Moore
wE7 peutoa, tho clerk Tie p'ar was wen
produced under the disga'on OF Maurice
STANFORD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-19
De Pace Scxtette--Pcnn

All ,he essentials Of u frrtclnas musical
Hct are Included In The be Pace Scytettr. %
mo headlinar Of n nrst class SHOW at tho
William Penn, which opened the nrst ha!f
Of the weeks program with an enthusiastic
reception from ths audience
The act - well staged and the performers
rave much attention to detail
Nsliar Mack and Anna Earle nsdc Int
with their clever sEit md received many
Hucorca, Other good number on tie pro-
gram were OdrA Ainslee and Foster and
Ferguson Tho movie Ok the cyhning "Thc
Criminal" made hit
"Psttlcuat Mlrstrels' headlines the bill
Tor the last ha!f NJ the week
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-19
Ronrie Sertettc-Niron Grand

The bonnie ScKtette. u musical sketch OF
more than usual quality. with beautiful
scenery and pretty girls. pleased largo
audience jNst nlgGt ~ toe Grand
Thi~ act IN ono Of the best ~ ita kind
In vaudeville The stage BettlnEs consist
uf ac.lcR IN bonnie Scotland Tnnro are
depleted fields " heather and Waterfalls
sp,lHhinE down rocky hllsldCs Tho sev-
tsTB rendition OF toe musical numbers was
charming
T'hc show at the Grand this week ls ono
~ glrs-grlJ oil tho way through. and
prctty ones. too Among tho other Mt
fractions are the ne Dourg Sisters Eugenln
l- H1rc. EhNOrr nui carlton, Cecilia
Weston and compa ny and the Flying Venus &"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-19
Observation-Disclosures

This In Ladies' Eastern star Week AZ Du.
mobt's Minstrels and the b,ackface COM
edians and singers introduced an sppropri-
ate burlssque last night, entitled initiated
Into the Eastern star Lodge" a current
topic, (which Is oliver Osborns9" based
on the arrest and career of Now York
heaFt-breaker, furnished plenty Of amuse-
ment
The bill includes new songs. sketches and
satires by Cassidy Franklin, Richards, dib-
SON Malone Patterson, Susidon. Cunning
ham, Frlsch. Bradley and Leo Pagan.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-19

To the Troc1dero Theatre YESTERDAY came
Tire Pnccruallsrs" lively NrH o'.tg -
soricB of vaui""il- npd So
ties In the company Is La BerEcrc. who.
with her trviHsd u.Es exec
that had pictorial points AID vas applaud.
ed. Songs and dances were not the least
part Of the entertainment
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-19
NIyrIck Honored Apsin

NEW YORK. Dee i9.--IuliGn 3, Myr.cS has
beer re1SfninFtsd Tsr the UrCHidsurv or 80"
West Sida Tennis Club according &c. t1e i'rk.i
70 BE- voted on ~ the annual mrr'iu' ~ tis
erganizati0n ., pc'H 1nicu's on JangETs i", 10
vas announced Yesterday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-19

. LouisVGLLE. ~. Dsc. To-. .UnouncrmcE
has been mndc thu' Arhgps. Ca,. virtually
itd bosn, selaetyi a. tne saT'uE tr}tr.as cFmT
for tue InuiIVlls AuteF.0aH AvNaViy l.fW cin...
According 10 pr-sant plans, lhn piaycgs VIII
assemble az Athens early 81 March for aeOui =
month'a seasoning.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-19
WALLY PIPP SOME
HOME-RUN HITTER
Makes More Circuit Drives
Than Speaker, Cobb and
Jackson Combined
LEADS BY TWELVE TO TEN

.,t. too,e run biisines. art or science. Is
.s.,,tsr ard couin'aS affair No one can
sp.ttan tho Fet that Wally Pipr. She
eus.,.., .l,,rrur. has robas: wallop with "a
,.,cs OF thh pnstimc. ne can paddle the
sssdlnr nut OF tho pill
80 chen We observe where Plpp made
2. ec,ne rms than Cobb, Speaker and
ssas.a, combined. the dope bcg'na TO as
-. 4 hnKy. shadovy form
si,n. out OF 545 shots a, bat. made twelve
- ,ups. cobb. Speaker and Jackson
IA hard smashers-oui Of 1850 times az
-, rang up ten hoTle rune.
vi apeai,or made forty-one doubles,
,..tsop forty and cobb thirtyone against
twsnty doubles for Pipp.
ss,n undoubtedly hits tho hall with more
u, = yhtpike smash than Ty, Joe or Tvls-
nat his margin of power Isn't as great az
49, placid statistics show. Thp. rFht H'ld
s..ti AZ the Polo Grounds furnished part
sf the answer
,h.t pave Robertson. OF the Giants. tied
- tbe \. l.. leadership with twelve circuit
..iu,es. and Dave also had this wall for a
target.
ANYWAY. Peace Came Too Late for
The Brooklyn Dodgers
I Harvard, pfircpton and Michigan.
4 Reds. Cardinals. Cubs and Mvckmcr
Old sid Ntercar riscs to announce that II
th. National League doesn't mend "a va
,so,,a WAYS tho American Le1gus soon viii
A. drafting It's few stars Which Is quite
rhanga from the old doy4 when q st
louis American League recruit put forth
tbig request: "it I'D walsh is 40 good an
,h.y say no IL. why doesn't the National
League draft hlm2" IegguCE Ggcm TO rise
at,I tr,1F IVH Htg
on late years the National l.cnruc hardly
las been pointing upward In It's average
trend
.~why are not twenty-five able-bodlcd
psen enough to last out n scaspu2' inGulsce
a reader. Here is ono answer The NanNr
had a tough time staggering through las,
,sason after using up twcnty-nlno husky.
looking citizens
Drcyfuss for Player Limit
Barney Dreyfuss always has been
stronger for the smaler limit In the league
rsnernberlng that Fred Clarke won his last
pittsburgh pennaut In 1909 with only scF-
sn,een players on the roll, Rut Fate Isn't
always quite that gentle and soft, Nay
number Of other clubs have found twenty
men too few.
SO far ap the American League having a
chance 20 develop n greater number or
stars" few stars are developed in the ma
jors. Alexander and JohnGo7 we've stars
tholr fi-st year out. So were Speaker, Cobb,
Jackson, IRiole. Slslcr. Chase and Num-
her ot others. II doesn't take real geuiuT
er stardorn long 10 show its wares al
though experience may help In the develop
ment,
They have me finishing seventh about
this time each seuson,' remarked rat
Moran a day or two ago, hut II guarantee
20 do better than that with Alexander and
A catcher" putting Pat IN seventh place
m December and January and holding him
there in September and October arc tho
same Identical Jobs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-19
nrerfuss for PLAYER Limit

Barney Dreyfuss always has been
stronger for the smaller limit In the league.
rsmernbering that Fred Clarke Won his last
pittsburgh pennant tn 1909 with only sew
snteen players on the roll, Rut Fate lsn't
always quite that gentle and soft Aay
number Of other clubs have found twenty
men TOO few.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-19
wINTER RESORTS
ATLANTIo CIrY. y. ].

XUAstn,inster Ky ave, near Beach. Elsyas
"SSs'A''Ss~A toT 10 o.. Priv. baths. r4a'e
water IS up wkV 81 up daiy, chas Isnhfs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-19
Arvwoy. pcncc Came Too Late for

4. The Brooklyn Dodgerr
Z Harvard, p;ircgtom and Michigan.
4 Rods. Cardinals Cubs and Myckmcr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-19

IMPERIAL GOTH wALSuT sTSi =
Valeska Sratt in "Jeslousy"
CHARLES CHAPLIN IN THE RINK
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-19

Beune Goldman formerly o. Luhinvlle
who aso has written pIec's about Harold
Lockwood MI AilIEJu aud other screen
EtIra. hgr p.F -r-agHrt,i h'rt'e,f INTO the
post or special representative for Doug
"a .guuugs So Ben haa lofl California 'nr
Neg Nlr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-19

= ~ iESY-..rhe rravciins salesman" fam
tyre Nnl Do-ia Eauyor story sssrt., f.,,,
tte nlhr b. James Forbes disec.sl b. IassgS
lfAHfs W Wv '' WV
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-19

They have me finishing sevouth about
this time each season." remarked Fat
Moran a day or two ago, hut I'll guarantee
20 DO better than that with Alexander and
A catcher" putting Pat IN seventh place
m December aud January and holding HIM
there in September and October arc tho
same Identical Jobs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-19

why are not twenty-five able-bodicd
p.n enough to last out n scaspu7" inGuls e.
reader. Here is ono answer The NanSr
had a tough time staggering through las,
,sason after using up twcnty-nlno husky
booking citizens
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-07-22
How Saint-Saers Worked.

have met Sainr-SaenS in three
continents. says Louis Lombard IN the
National Magazine. He has travelled
repeatedly through North and South
America. Europe. Africa and parts Of
Asia. Frequently he wanders into
oUrIanti>h places.
recall asking why he went away
from the civilized centers during the
musical season, veururin- 10 remark
he might like To know what i being
done by other composers. He an
Swered: That's just what l DO not
want 10 do, l DO not wish 70 be in
iurnced by the music Of others" And
he is right also for another reason: :
It's best 70 60 direct 70 nature for the
truth.
His Journeys away from cities.
away from the hum and shock Of
men" have borne delicious fruit.
Faithfully has he reproduced the
many strange and picturesque local
colors he beheld so often in far of
lands
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-07-22
Defends Cats Reputation.

My cat does not stay out late
nights" was the defense offered in
a Riverside Cal. court by Mrs. X. S.
Allinder against the charge OF her
neighbOrs that her black Persian had
corrupted the morals OF other cats OF
the neighbOrhoOd
Many character witnesses were
put on the stand by Mrs. Allinder. who
is suing her neighbOr. Mrs W. G. Far
rar. for the disappearance OF the ami
NAL. whose value is placed I s2j Mrs.
Farrar protested that the cat ate her
chickens and made night hideous with
its yOwling
In continuing the cas-. Justice Ellis.
abiding TO the assaults OF the Per
SLAMS reputation, remarked that when
a cat OF one species is let out Of a
house and meets cats Of another spe-
cies there is likely 70 be considerable
commOtiOu.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-07-22
CONVERSATIONS

Director Hale Of the Mount wilson
observatory reports in a recent note
that at the close OF the 1915 Construc-
ton season the steel dome for the 100
inch refsctor-the world 5 largest tele
scope-was completely inclosed and in
working order The shipment Of the
tube. constructed az the Fore River
sbiDvards. has been delayed By the
SUSPENSION Of traffic via Panama canal.
The parabolizing OF the I00-inch mirror
is now 50 per cent complete. 7 is now
Thought that the great telescope cannot
be ready for use before the summer Of
1917.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-07-22

An ingenious substitut- for a phoro-
sraph needle was discovered recently
Oy some sailors in the United States
naval station at Guantanamo bav
CcDa' says a contributor TO Popular
lies. 4 group & the seamen
aa. --tered a talking machine from
= tr ted States. hen il arrived.
ind that while a number Of
'rTl had been sent. the needles had
erlooked. They were benoan-
30 plight, when a sailor climbed
'..- carrying a number OF electric
BIS. Out OF curiosity. be start
ils phouograph and pressed the
of the bulbs against the rec.
.e sound OF a popular song
10 {. clearly.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-07-22
The Privileged Classes.

A cOckney angler. thinking that his
Highland bOatman was not treating
him with the respect due 10 his sta
ton. expostulated thus
Look here ny good man YOU don't
seem TO grasp who I an. Do you
know that my family have been en-
titled 20 bear arms for the las: two
hundred years ."
"Hoots. that's nae'L.-- vas The
reply. Ny ancestors have been en-
titled 20 bare legs l.- the .as- Two
thousand years Youth 'omPan-
ION
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-07-22
July p, 1915.

French took heights west and
north of Munster. Alsace.
Russians evacuated Wirdau, and
retreated IN the Baltic provinces.
Teutons attacked lVangorod.
Goritz and Tolmino practically
surrounded by Italians.
French aViators bombarded
Autry station.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-07-22

French started new offensive in
the Vosges. capturing heights do
minatIn5 Fncht valley.
Germans gained on east edge Of
the Argonne.
Russians made desperate stand
around Warsaw.
Great battle south CT lvansorod.
Austro Germans driven across the
Bug in SokoI district.
Italians gained along the lsonzo
and captured approaches TO Goritz.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-07-22
July %, 1915.

Severe fighting around Munster.
Germans massins on the Meuse.
Germans crossed the Narew but
forts checked their advance on
Warsaw.
British win in further fighting in
southern Arabia.
Austrian cruisers borbarded
italian coast towns.
Third U. S. lusitania note to Ger
many published
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-07-22
a p,L,tI-aI Wcrder.

He vas great man. won many
victories az the polls
Yes"
And even when he got deieeteo
peopIe said be defeated himself
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-07-22

H. ennis tournament ar the
Queens club. London. in which we'll
known players competed. NauoeI.
former king of Portugal. fell and
~nrained his ankle. The picture shows
VI. !. c. Richie and :. NJ DouSt, noted
tennis experts. carrying Manoel off the
field
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1916-05-25
Industries.

In the city Of Dermott there are *
hardwood mills The Fee-CraHton
Lumber C manufacture hardwood
lumber, They employ several hundred
men and their annual pay roll : about
$40, ouo L Barlelgh 4 Sons manu-
facturc all kinds of handle blanks, gay
roll annually about SO. goo Hynum q
Alexander manufacture tight barrel
slaves and heading. Their annual pay
roll for labor and logs : about $lSo,eoo
Bimel-Ashcroft Mfg Go manufacture
spokes OF al kinds. annual pay roll
about SI2o. 600 The Dermott Land 4
Lumber Co manufacture hardwood
lumber; pay roll approximately $50
GOO. Schneider Stave 80, manufacture
slack barrel slaves annual pay roll
about 81. 600
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1916-05-25
The Climate.

The winter season is of short dura-
ton We have cold weather beginning
in December and continuing until Feb
ruary. The lowest temperature reached
is about l. degrees Fahrenheit above
zero. The rainfall is usually greater
during the months OF February and
March. Spring is the most delightful
season. Planting time IL from March
until June. The summers are warm. a
maximum temperature being reached
of about loo degrees. There is
always an abundance of rainfall. a
drouth is very rare thing The fall
season is usually dry and just cool
enough for one to feel good all the time