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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-04
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Sn einem pOIObu@8eridt Der0ffents
Ii9t bos englii9s MuspGrttge Amt
aus benz Brief elmer engliiden Nm
maltsfirma an bic Nbmiralitdt fol-
genoes: 8et elmer 1lnterrebung nit
benz &apitdn zines 14nebiiden
9ampfers 5etgte bieIer einen Our4
bic i9pebiiae 3~olIbeb0rbe 2ulea urz
ter3eidneten Abfabrtsi9ein in i9ne@
bidder unb beutiasr Gpra9e, Die bic
@%rtldrung entbdIt, baB bas S4iff
teine 8annpare fibre, Dor. GrItaunt,
baB bieies amtli9e f6tpebii9e gas
pier in Deutid unb SdpeOiI4 ses
brudt mar, erfu6ren mir, baB bic
Innebtf9en 3~pllbeb0rben bic Mbfabrt
ieben S9iffes nod Berlin bro6ter.
nit Der mlitteiluns, baB feline 8anrls
paren an 8Or0 Ieien. Der 8apitdn
erfIdrte peiter, baB ale f9pebii9eu,
Die Office DerIaiieuOen S9iffe am
5Hoausgang bes Sunb bur9 beutz
f9e 8n4tbpote angebalten unb I9arf
mtsrfu9t pirber. gr felbft babe
bier Stunben ssltoppt tuorten milf
fen, Bis has 8a9tboot 3ett gefunben,
fi9 nit Inn gu beiadftigen. Die
engIiI9e Regterung glaubt, poritebens
bes perDfFentIi9en au miiffen, neil es
seigt, stpte bic beuti9e Hegierung in
@epdffern, mo iie MDgIi9fett bot,
CUR See ibre 9dtigteit gu entpidsln,
ben GrunofaB Der Greibeit Der Meere
fir ben neutraleu !9onbel anfpenbet,
ben oerlebt gu haben lie bic ensIif9e
8egierung 70 laut anfIagt."
Sier3u pirb beutIderfeits bemerft:
Ra9 amtli9en Snfprmntipnen t6ns
men mir bic bo~ntensfperte @rflGrung
Des engIifden Auspdrtigen Amtes
iiber bas torrette unb entgegentoms
menbe 8erbalten Der beutI9en 8aatz
bootc in Der Office, ibrer 4npeiIung
entfpre9enb S9iffe nit f4pebiI6er
amtIi6er 8eidetntgung ~ungebinbert
paffieren 81 ldIfen, MIR IN boIlern
umfdnee beItdtigen. DAB Der bier
bel bur9 beIonbere @erbdltniiie be-
bingte bieritiinbige 4ufentbalt zines
9ompfers aud bon Der englti9en &es
gierung oIs oubsrgelp0bnlider fall
DEFENDERS dnertdnnt fpirn, lit Elm Be
pets bafiir, nit tpeldem GffoIge Die
beutIden NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
benz geftreben, neutrale Shiffe nit
moglt9fter 8eidIeunigung obsufertis
gen. nohtommerl. Dies freimit.s &c
engliI9e @ingsftGnbnis muB nm 10
mebr. onsrtannt perben, ais enqIis
I9erfeits neutraIe G1ifF betanntIi9
nod Rirtnall eingefdieppt unb Sage,
oft @o9en unb Iosar Mlonafe lang
feitgebalten gu tperben pfIegen, bepDr
Die lnterTu9ung beginnt. 5n 'inerl
benz YoIObu=getid borbergebenben
&eitertelegrdmm aus 2onbon, bos
BEN slsi6en Gesenitanp bebanbsIt.
mar gefast mOrben, ous BEN 8erbals
ten Der bsutffen Tesisrung sebe bers
bpr, tpie fe in BEN @endiIern, in
benen ite bic Sberbanb babe, ben
@runbTaB Der 6rsibeit Der msere
onsleee. Ser 8prtlaut Der fpdtersn
omtlidsn GrtIGrung, Der nur BON Der
M0glidteit, uniers Sdtigtsit in Der
Office gu entpideln, Ipri9t, beobs
Iidtigt StpeifsIlOs cine Ginidrdntuue
segenHbsr BEN i'm acknowledgements
gemadten 8usehdHbais. Smmsrbm
niro aud Der @Ortlnat Der amtIi6eR
GrllGrung, Die 0amit Die Ridtigteit
elmer glodieruug ber Office burh
engIii6s SseifreittrGfte felbft suaibt
unb fid 10 auf OtnisIbsn Stnnbpnntt
ftellf, ME ibn Der grdfbent million
in Ieiner glnte an bic eReIiIne Regits
run9 pertritt. pun allen 9eiten nit
@enuQtuuna oulaenpnmen fperhen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-04
Oeut(d6eS I6ealer
i'm JlluIi66eim!
Die anfBsidObsne SbeatersSDrltel
lung iinbet beitimmt murgeH,
Samitaa TAFT.

IS 1T iett cnogiltis enti6ieoen,
ooB moroen Sanitaa, ben 5.
Scbruar, i'm Dliliifbeim Die fir Ieb.
Ten 5amitog obero beitimmte Che
oter goriteaung itattfin6et. 81.
rector @ititao DINER bat feline &c.
1raidoft ergan5t mo Dcriprift cine
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-22
CANADIAN SEPARATION FUND
REVEALS SORDID "ROMANCES'
Government Discovers That Troopers in Many Cases Left
More Than One Wife Behind Them-To Solve
Problem at Important Conference

situation over which they have no control.
they may have to pay the price OF their
ignorance and endure the scorn OF their
neighbors
The wonderful work Of the fund cannot
be overestimated Supported entirely by
public subscription. 70 has administered
medical aid and material comforts TO
thousands OF Canadian women
Visitors cover every section OF Montreal
from peaceful Verdun 10 the great wards
Of the Grey Nuns Hospital. where many OF
the wounded are brought missing soldier
can be traced. letter 20 him IL sent by the
fund direct to the Government at ottawa,
whence II Is sent TO It's destination. There
h rot one Canadian. out Of the thousands
who are hEhting somewhere In France to-
day who cannot be accounted for, Crowds
OF men and women stand before the bulle-
tin boards Of tho newspapers IN rain and
snow and zero weather, watching the
casualty lists as they are posted three times
daily. This Is the only way you can tell
the toll Of war-the Canadian women never
speak OF a.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-22
DRExEL CHRISTMAS CONCERT
Oratorio Selections Are Given by
Metropolitan Quartet

The annual ChriBtmas program Ia the
DrcNcl Institutes excellent serieS ~ free
public concctts was given last evening be-
fore y large and enthusiastic audience In
accordance with tradition. is character par
took OF the Nuletide season Excerpts from
the standard oratorios were sung with, OF
course "A considerable levy on the musical
and seasonal riches or lIandels "Mcs'
slab" the woTN uf all others most appro-
priate 20 the period Of Noel
The Metropolitan Quartet was charged
with tho artistic lulhllment ~ the program
and discharged itself ~ the task with much
credit TO itself and much enjoyment TO t'
hearers The personnel of the Metropolitan
Quartet g. Abbic keely. soprano, clara
Yocum Joyce, eontraltU. Nelson 4. Chest
mutt. tenor. and John Jay Joyce, Jr basso.
These sterling artists gave of their best In
solos duets and concerted numbers Many
of their selections were we'll known, but
thfs did not create the contempt bred by
familiarity on the contrary. forsknowledge
of the measures and the meanings aug
Insnted and heightened the pleasure OF tho
audience
James ST. Dickinson was nt the organ.
and his accomplishments furnished sub
stantial support To the solos and ensembles
The next Drexel Institute free public con-
Ger, will take place Thursday evening ot
Christmas week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-22
Special Correspondence Evsn'HO Ledger

MAlsN 4 NEAL lf'Nf 40
AN INTERESTING phase Of recent de-
"A clsion handed down by the Canadian
Government at Ottawa 10 attracting the
heated comment OF some OF the most promi'
nent women In Montreal and other cities
when war was declared. and Canada $
faithful sons prepared TO fight for the
mother country--in fact, the very nrst day
that enlistment and recruiting began
Canadian women In all the large cities or
ganized the work OF supporting and visiting
the homes Of the soldiers, A fund OF more
than three millions OF dollars was SUD
scribed 10 the Patriotic Fund Ia Montreal,
an institution which shows a perfection OF
management and a STAN OF workers number
ing the wealthlest and most brilliant women
In the Dominion.
when the khaki-clad men and boys waved
their last from the huge transports that
were 10 take them 20 somewhere In France
the soldlers' wives and mothers returned TO
their homes secure IN the knowledge tha'
they were 70 be provided for during the anx'
lous months OF waiting, For II only re-
qulred the name OF the soldiers company
and his number. and a copy OF the marriage
certificate, 20 establish a claim 20 his sep
This h where the trouble began Some
times two. and often more than two women
claimed separation allowances from one
man BiEamy eases that would PROBABLY
never have been known came TO light au-
tomaticany when the unfortunate women
met az the dlngy little once where they
came 10 ask support for their little ones
ID would require the wisdom OF Solomon TO
teu who was deserving of the mOney-here
we're two or more women with absolutely
no means OF livelihood. IN many cases -
Rorant OF the fact that they were not lesaily
married TO the man whose separation Al
lowance they claimed
Miss Florence Reed. secretary of the
Patriotic Fund. acknowledged that she was
.stuek" Funds were TOO precious 70 De
used on the undeserying. 80 the question
Was put before the Government AZ Ottawa.
After much discussion the aeslsioh vas
handed down that the women with whom
tba soldier mad lived six months prior 70
~ enlistment should receive his separation
sliotyance This ruling WAS resolved with
much indignation emong social WORKERS
in Montreal Several pTominent members
az The Patriotic Fund announesd thsA IN
teutlon 10 resign. They declared that 1hss
would not work 10 support class oi AA'
desirable women -.
thev "A the legal wife Is passed by ana shs
narasite gets the money! This decision =
: sur upon every married woman In Can
"a II We are 10 exert ourselves tof
,.-onsn Of this class We prefer % resign isst
the Government Est paid soeiai WORKERS %
do it, a,.-tt.. ,o th.lr
others who were no. % af@s.,s IN me
-. snrss prepared = protest which - 70
~ eressnted "a the next sittins of Parlia'
sa.as 81 BIiss Reed ciubwomen, sunFa'
80 seclsty women and college women
s,azs ~ over the country NiA ne repre-
sentsd by Aiss Reed -.
ssclsion 3 uot lse, % eoarse oaix
,he future Nil brlrs ihs answer p ms plozs
.-- .l,. s|taafion Hal there are maaf
t4... esssen aito aaaH fAlz ansesF
= fntr Ha.fts zs IS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-22
JACOBIN0FF's FLAME
ELIMINATES RECITAL
Clever and Popular violinist Heard
in Badly Selected
Program

ssscha Jacobincfa electric p~ecccity as
a tioilnist has been recorded In this news
paper twice reccntiy--whcu he played es
solotst' with the New York Philharmonic
Orchestra, under Josef stransNy, and pri.
vately before the Doraen Society He bowed
professionally 20 an audience that nearly
nllsd witherspoou Hail last night II was
his htSt public recital here. at least since
he has put aside childish thinrs and
adapted jacobson TO his more cuphonioua
current name
Il ls easy to understand why Mr Jacobl.
non has 20 taken the fancy Of many per.
sons who Ike their music heavily -plced
and scented Tie la aH clevrr ~ can be.
lie has learned almost OF she traps and
Fuhrea % cunning whernwith the Virtuoso
catches the popular ear Above aIt things,
he u facue, merry. with a kind of stlnElcss
flame. and a. Quick aud darting as a fork
cf lightning Last evening the inadequate
condition of hs instrument occasionally
turned the glitter Of his merits into a mere
glaze ot surface hrtlilance And the artist
did not aid matters IVY very audbiy tuning
his strings while the plano acconpanist.
clifford Vaughan. was stli playing. only
extraordinary absorption or uuaccountable
carclcssness can ho cited In hls behalf Tor
this piece of stridencc
When u u added that the program was
not the best In balance and individual
worth and that in spite of 10 Mr.. JRcobi-
non again got his audience with hll Gus
tomary assurance aud promp,itude the
tribute to his power ls plain. BegiruirR
with Corcllrs Seventeenth Century "NHria-
tons ScrirUurs." a composition ~ cloyiug
dullnehs hut mgrclful brevlty. he played
with leaplug spirit aud vivid abandon.
DAmhrnsiQs concerto In u Minor followed.
oil the gaivapc quality OF the musir snap.
ping from the strings like bite " metal To
heap the rcion ~ technical stunts In this
work ON the Ossa Of the Corc'i number
was boyish fancy Justified ln The sparkling
Rnd EprIEhtly manner with which hc ful.
filled the requirements ~ both ~ was Ike
a grea, collection N colored rockets
The rsHt of the program contained. rs
features SchumannH "Gartru Mclodic"
and Am Sprlnshrhnnen." the latter with
an extraordinary display of difficult bow
Ing the wcll-known weber krelsIer lar
ghetto and the more than wcll.knowu Ron
dino, by Neuxtemps. one " Nrayes pet
pieces There were also conventional clip.
plngs from the books ~ Schumanu. Regor.
Brahms and others
The whole made up an amazing testi-
mony 20 the Ingenuity aud the scholarship
of this brilliant yoarEster n he is not
deep nor gentle. nor known 20 humility
yei--he is nevertheless q vloIinist oi potent
promise. rcstissa Intellect And hs grip
ON the crowd In Nise-llk. II D.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-22
Theatrical Baedeker

0ARRfCK -. ssTussansis Guaranteed" with
iut6 sSi s i7e gsf,sTn Ne ApsSs lsTsss sS.
Ny, Amglla sunimsrNille Allee Hsgetnan snd
ong passshle
LIrTLE rtrEATRR-''Ysu Never Can Tell"
With Cherle. y, Mitchell perothy shelmsr'
ers, Admirable revival.
LyRtC--"Civinsa,lon." /" rhomas H. Ince'p mo.
Sg sSg picture ,ss Eerstsy'ns se serrst' W.. .snJ
sea md N .SS ar svrsSb marital spec.
tsels and sepii,nsotsi rymSoism.
FoRREsr--"C "Chin.chin." with David Montrom.
ss Sss Susr 'G sss ssSTn wh the
famous comedians Appearing IN various I'M
pefsnuatloua.
Observation-Disclosures, with Ernest Glen.
dlunlnE. modern morality play." With
more hume ehnees Than Hraeed ,kietywoman
At POPULAR PRICES
wAL,NuT-.,Nuti T-.,,Nuti snd icn's weddlns," N
new sulse. Msicdtams. farce music and es.
'ravaaanza mixed In tho entertainment.
srocK
EStCkERHoCHER--. Havoc" with John
mSsso & drass n"s Nv iI'TsV ii sheldon 'orlSinsii
gisysd By Henry Miner ana laura Icp.
FEATURE FILMS
srANt. .EY-"Th~ TrayeilnE salesman" with
n-ew' ir "8nrlleityi nr.t snSs s.if Of WEAK
"rae Redcsmnr Love" with, Rathlyr WI,
nut," latter hsif q week News scenic aud
cartoon nlms ali week.
ARCAptA--''Thc Sin We no." with Frank
weak "fSc iistrryss iitys. a, torSSe~s ban's." win
wcsh Others.
vlCroRlA-."NB Ofnelal WIFE," with Clara
RasE hni,.rs oS, he Ssn Of resSSs later
hnU of week, Others.
PAiAcE--"whor the Coo. Destroy" With
week. 'Sanstte of che WildS," with Pauline
irsisrlek and Willard Mack, latter hair
REGESr---"A Woman Alone with Ancs
motion picture. viii also b. dirpiSysd.
GREAT NonTnERN-"rhs ylyeu." with Thea
ness" with douglas FatbAnks. "Wednesday
nhuirday, ''Ihr Devils Doubic," with W. 4.
HHF'' friday saturday
VAUDEVILLE
KEITH S-Koslon Russian hsllet Jean Adair
atd COMPANY, Nilnf, AcWnttrra and Tyson;
&Ss., & aSa9sr aEs MSnsS H3,' n5 ,Ssm. @sss N9
w Inyala rooilcs ssabury aud Price, and
pictorial news.
oionE-tsw Williams. ana company: ,he nay.
n nni nern!c; tho ,rhlllIppi -Four, Espo and
anl Richmond. and thN -Four Chiaks.
GRANp--Ds nourE sisters: tns Bonnie srI,st
EgEons Leblanc. Ellnore aud Carleton, -.
yllM Weston anl company. The FlyiuE
NenuA' snd others
VIII. .hM'PENS, % rsrc ssS,st; Ksiisr Mack
ani Anna Earle. udFa Ninsirg Fos,ev aud
Ectgusgn. aud The Criminal photopiay.
nr9wn rom..dy Four prlnsts, Msllsn end
Hat ph1topiuN latter laif OF week
CROSS KEYs-''rhe ufoktn scarab, uaadl,
Gnd Mills. Dana Cooper and company short
nnd nc Miller sisters; batea and nlElev
The Carnival ulrl" Gray and wheeler; Iss
HrFg' ana company: kcefe. Altman aud Al.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-22

that danger disappeared on August II
Ihey grated eighteen square inches of skin
IRON my thigh on the burned foot, and
on august 30 the operation was repeated
BY september i6 was able TO 90 abou,
on crutches. and on December S-Nmost
one year to the day after l was admitted
70 the hospital WAS allowed to Eo home
81 toll you. I was glad to get out. even
u ! did have to report back to the hospital
daily for treatment
This lasted less than three weeks. and
the next, Christmas time found me again
In the hospital Eryslpelas rcappcarcd IN
the burned foot. aud Doctors Nassau. spell
llssy and pa Costa on March t6, 1919, de.
clded that II was necessary to take on
part OF the foot Tbey performed the oper.
alton. aud on Aprll I was out again on
crltches The short shoe was made Tor
me on July -. 1919. and I have worn
II ever since ! got n new shoe later In
the year with brace. but the latter part
~ the outfit I only wear for part of the
day The burned tissue san has to be
treated once In while, but doevn, inter
fere with my work
"Of course. { couldn't 20 back TO Hrc
duty. - ON May 20. 1919. ! was assigned
as operator to the pumping station at
Delaware avenue and Race street Later
they sent me Svre, as being nearer to my
home
'DMlNAbf- tftA SHE'D IL DEATH
Il was IN the hospital rust sixty three
weeks. but I am luckler than Charlie Edel.
man. who was caught right beside mo.
Poor fellow lie got to the window all
rght. bui he must have been carried down
when that second crash came. for was
told his body was found that night under
the debris on the pavement
1T IN impossible for me TO describe the
sensations I endured while under those
I fttT thuf 1 ,uN
am able to enjoy myself Today I am bet.
ter on than most of the boys In the bu.
reau. Up here 1 have a twenty. four hour
tour OF duty, with alternate days on. I
am heartily with the men In their fight
for shorter hours and I would like to SEQ
the whole department organized on a sys.
tenn like we have H. IL I can help In any
way to brlug about change for the better.
or N my experience Couuta with the public
In suggesting consideration for the fire.
men ! viii be glad. hope II won't take
a repetition OF the Bodinc street horror &C.
awaken popular sentiment In the Bureau
OF Fire"
Glazier. except for the short shoe and a
ST. ght limp, exhibits no outward evidence
OF his experience. lie has come to be a
human barometer" he says, the sensitive
nerves OF the shortened limb giving advance
notice OF weather changes His disposition
Is always sunny, however his comrades de
clare. and to tha trait they attribute In
great measure h.s survival OF the terrible
fifteen hours on the eve OF that fatal Christ.
mas six years ago
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-22

using agency and vne asitntta - AZ lhe
employees ar chase is e. well kntea
among financial men ns he = n ths ndrtr-
tisins world. Tho occasion o. the hhnquet
was the impending narSises Of Mr. Chase
on january 70 Miss Susan !. Bruce
daughter Of Mrs Arthur Bruce. Of German,
town. Tho room in which tha function tcct
plaes was deliberately decorated and The
dinner was marked By an enjoyabis musical
program.
An odd feature of vhs affair was = nninia-
turo newspaper, IN which the menu waa
printed, ~ weli ~ good-natured -lnocixs- at
tho future hridcEroofn The paper was
called the Foley FoolIshnesa~ Tho names
Of many OF the friends OF the guest Of honor
were contained in the publication" hnd
the editors" referred 10 their whtmn and
personal pecuiiaritiss In = humorous fashion.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-22

one Of the features OF the iSlelno- Edison
Essanay service during 1917 viii be pie
turIEAtinns of three Iohnu and Harris plays
at the tssanay stpdo The righta 10 "uaw-
thornc. ~ the l. = A." done on the stage
hy Douglas Fairbanks Young America %
the hoy-aud-dog piece. which utilized the
famous canine, Jasper, and 'pn Trial" seen
In Philadelphia at the GAFrlck this season.
have been purchased hy President Spopr,
Peggy Hyland and Marc McDcrmott will
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-22
ATLANTIC CITY. n. T.

XfJ...,,,insfeY ny, ave. Hssr Beach. Eissa.
w cstiAtiAssSf toF 20 81 Priv, baths. Tun's
water. - up VIZ. " Up daily chas. huArs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-22

sTANLEY 'Rea.sTsins I9ys MorGsSers,s, ,,,,s.
nsr HuntinS directsd ~ William II Tayicr.
rhotqzraphed by Homer acutt
Although irs hard 10 feel much aympathy
with a clerical hero whose principal eN-
plot Il being robbed and knocked out
twice, the latest Morosco feature Is tho
hiEh-water mark In narrative, production
and best Of all. In human warmth, of the
company. BeginnlnE with the baldCst old
est situation In drama that % the hub-
bling small town girl lured from homo by
city chap, a gambler--t progresses
into melodrama plotted with theatrical
skill and regard for character values. The
Eirl. whose faith IN her ldenls II sourcd by
her seduccr's cyplcism, and who makes
money her Idol. " quite natural. and there
" general absence of rant and cant ia
the story and tho acting. though MI Hold
lng doesn't suggest at all the decent welt
meaning chap made clear IN the printed
worda It's significant that she hates. not
ihc Gambler. but the lie surrounding him
The old-fashioncd movie element is sup.
piled By the dash over clin Of a n,otorcar
bearing the two crooks leaving Miss VIII
Hams who. with the uulctude Of the
experienced cinema player, iH natural
throughout TO replace the abstracted funds
tor her own sayiugl In the safe ng her min.
istcrial adorer solid and expensive sets
used In the n'm are hardly matched by
the camera work. though this Ia good
for day scenes with Incomplete success
The censorN usual snipplngs with the
usual ceuT2tlous misspcliiug fail 90 mar
tho pictures tense moments
ARCADIA The Helrc.. at Coaec Dams
story by u-rustd Mcconnell Directed uy
Edward pilon.
Bessie Love is growing up At any rate
she gives us In The Helresa " Coffee
Dane sure enough hint OF tho nnc wom-
an she Will be when she gets Into her
iwentieH The story ~ the fiim Is ordinary
enough just q good old fashiunad yarn
about some society crooks who discover q
long lost hrlrn9s and fattcn on her good
fortune until she Ia only Just saved from
marriage with one ~ them by biz o.
coincidence a night Some excellent
dlrcriorial details and some fresh incidents
culiN"u the tale and permit Miss Love to
remain "a charming "a cpmcdlrnuc as she
haU always been since her singular. early
italian beauty flashed upon the Fluc Arts
screen. But more than that. the hlm
gives Mics Love u chance TO dress her
hair In twenty-five -yrBr-old faahiOu. aud
look-Well quite as nne.spirited RH any
leading woman today
with rho Huircss az Coffee Dams" gocp
cracking good Keystone IN the usual
cracking good style safety Firv' Nu-
broSe Il s all FUN ~ Mack Swain and a
trick horse which gallops upstairs and over
beds and "hunalos' q saloon generally. In
addition, swain drives nail with re-
volNrr shot. and q locomotive stands quite
stiil while its wheels rryolye mriousy upon
n creased track
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-22

b featured N visarvaphs fotthconlns
production ~ Edlth ELISA play, Mary
James Pa" Incidentally. do you recall
that Mary Jane wns enacted BY Gretchen
Hartmann, now a ccilulold favorite. whom
the comedy was In the legitimate theatrcsf
Lots ~ trick Photography was needed 90
mako Snow White" tho Famous Players
fantasy which comes to the stanley nest
week Magic and witeherar. Of course.
prcdominate In tho tale. II Is In six recla
instead % Eve
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-22

s-rsi Arsfsr. .rs carr. snc vaiiucr nsua
latter half ef week.
RURLRsoUa
TRrCADrRo--'sT raeemakecs." win Ia
nerEere IN seriee ot roses with trained does
the prcErsra.
MfNsTRELS
ptfNpNT' g. New and retained rarudiea snd
SONGS ~ the roruiar local crHr niEation ~
biectfscs srrcistista. with travestieg % rhii.
hdelphla events featured
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-22
DINNER TO AID MAN
Foley Agency Celebrates Coming Mar
riage Of s. II. Chase

A dinner was held last night In tho Ar
cada In honor Of Samuel Hart Chaae, nnan-
ciaI advertising expert. connected with the
Richard A. Foley Advertising Agency. Inc
The dinner waa arranged by the Rdver-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-22
KATTHLYN WILLIAMS
IN A HUMAN "NIELO"
"Redeeming Love-" at the STAN
ley. High-Water Mark
for Morosco
Rr the Phn,nnlnr Editor

STANLEY 'Re,i~esainE Isere." Morcscc. .rAra-
molnt With ksthlyn winiam. and Ehenlss
Holdlns story BY T.. v Jefferson Aud card
rst uuntiur directed ~ William n TAYLOR.
rhotqsraphed hy Homer acott
The Washington herald., 1916-04-08
DES MONIES TRIMS
WHITE SOX CLUB

Des Moines, Iowa April Prank Is
bell, former star Of the White Sox. now
manager and part owner of the Des
Moines Western League club, greeted
Rowland and his Sox regulars here to-
day, the Sox winning, s TO 4 The score
by innings:
RHE.
WhIts Soz........... i1fssttt o
Bstbsries-Eler. D1nfo-1h and sehsn and Lrun;
ThozDsS Knlsen and Brsen and spohT.