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my hat and coat which | had slipped
off while | was working over my
mother-in-law, and went out to tho
drug store.
As | descended the stairs all tho
doubts of the morning rushed over me
II was lonA after o'clock, the hour
when Dicky had told Katie he would
b. back in the studio, When Katie
had given me the message, ! had
jumped at the conclusion that Dicly
was lunching with Grace Draper the
beautiful art student who was his mod
el and protege.
II was not so much anger that felt
at Dicky's lunching with another wnm-
an as fear. | faced the issue frankly
Grace Draper was much too beautiful
and attractive girl to be thrown into
daily intimate companlonship with any
man felt in that moment that |
hated her as much as feared her |
hoped that IT would not be her voice
which | would hear over the phone |
| felt that | could not bear to listen to
| those deep velvety tones of hers.
But when reached the drug store
and entered the telephone booth, it was
her voice which answered my call OF
Dicky's number
"Yes. this is Mr. Graham's studio
she said smoothly. "No, Mr.. Graham
is not here he has not been here since
II o'clock Pardon me, is this not Mrs.
Graham to whom ! am speaking"
Il am Mrs Graham. yes" | replied,
trying to put little cordiality into my
voice "You are Miss Draper are you
not|
"Yes," she replied "Mr Graham
was called away TO a conference with
one of the art editors about II o'clock
I He expected to lunch with him and
said he might not be in the studio un-
I'll quite late this afternoon"
Have you any idea where he IS
lunching or where ! could reach him =
asked sharply
why no, Mrs Graham have not
Is there anything wrong"
His mother has been taken III and !
am very much worried about her. N
Mr.. Graham comes III or telephones
will you ask him to come home at
once, phoning me first, II he will"
, "Of course, | will attend to it. Il
there anything else can dor"
Nothing, thank you, you are very
kind" returned and there was gem
uinc warmth in my voice this time
For the discovery that ] had been
mistaken in my idea OF DicIy's lunch
con engagement, made me so ashamed
Of myself that had no more rancor
against my husbands beautiful protege
! laughed bitterly at my own sill
; ness as | turned from the telephone
While | had been ,ormenting myseli
for hours at the picture | had drawn
OF Dicky aud his beautiful model lunch
:, ing vis-a-vis. Dicky had been keeping
prosaic business engagement with a
man. and his model had probabl,
!, lunch-d frugally and unromanticall,
II on sandwich or two brought from
her home
q Copyright, l9l6)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-26
BODILY HOUSEKEEPING
BY V. M. Pierce, M. d.

The subject of drinking water with
meals has been misunderstood for a
hundsed years
In recent years investigation by
mean, OF X-rays, the observations OF
scientists such as Cannon, Grutrner,
Pavlov, Fowler, Hawk, prove that an
abundance OF water taken during di.
gestion is necessary in good bodily
housekeeping Drink plenty OF water
with each meal. Do not drink ice
water at any time.
II your kidneys are sick, or you suf-
fer with lumbago OF rheumatism at
times, pain in the back or back Of the
neck, take little "Anurie" before
meals. This can be found at any good
drug store Therefore my advice to
young or old is, always drink plenty
Of pure water And for long life &C.
casionally take tablets OF "Anuric"
three OF four times a day.--Adv
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IL cial events of the week was the
W morning musical and buffet
luncheon given yesterday by
Mrs.. c. II. Shubert when the honor
guests were Mrs. George Grimm OF
Detroit, Mrs Malcolm McLarry of
Dallas, Mrs, W, r. Musgrove OF Brink
ley, Ark. Mrs. Fred Jones OF Colum-
bia, Mo. Mrs. Belle Murphy of HiggS
by, Mo-; Miss Mamie Bond of Terrell
and Miss Lena OFT OF Lebo Kan Piano
and violin numbers were given by Mrs
James Hanna, Mrs. Z Y. BivenS.
Misses Margaret and Louise Frank
The musical program was followed by
. Shakespearean contest IN which the
favor, book OF Shakespearean quota
tons was won by Miss Bond Little
Sallie Scott, dressed as Queen Titanla
presented the favor to Miss Bond
Red flowers and ferns were used
profuscly in the decorations OF the
dining room and the table from which
luncheon was served Other guests
were Mines Hubcrt1L. Boen, J. NJ.
Schwoerke. H. s. McClcnahan, {. +.
Scott, George s. Alcorn, K IIoyt FL
kins, w II Courtncr, Florence Old
ham, q. p, Cootcr, n y. Allen, d d
McHenry, A. L. Blesh A. NJ, DcRolt.
J. Leroy Sadler J NJ Gayle J. T. NJ
Clcland w, l. Maupln Clarence f.
Lee Claude Hull Sigmond Goldstein.
{. F. Funk, G. K. Phelps, ] { Cornish.
James ] Hanna, A. II. True, n r
Nowlin, and W b. Frank
Miss Nell McKihhin and Miss Irma
McKibbln OF Vernon, Texas. who have
been the guests of Mr. and Mrs Robert
T, Stuart for several weeks, will b,
the houSegucStS of Miss Dorothy Cray
croft next week Tomorrow afternoon
Miss Craycroft will keep open houS,
In their honor
Mrs W J Musgrove OF Brinklcy
Ark, arrived Yesterday for a shor
visit with Mrs. " Il Frank. Mrs
Fred Jones OF Columbia, Mo, is an
other guest in the Frank home
=
Mr.. and Mrs A. Thompson enter
taincd few congenial friends last eve
ming with a game Of auction bridge il
which the high score tayorS were wor
by Mrs r. Alex Wells and Mr.. Thomp
son. Those entertained were Messrs
and Mines Charles f. Knight, A. G
Parrish, A, {. SeidS, J w. Strain. X
Alex Wells and Miss Irene Preston o
Los Angeles
Mrs ]. G. McGaghey ada Leigh
Michel and son, Leigh Gilbert, OF ST
Louis arrived recently for a tw,
months visit with Mrs. McGaghey,
mother, Mrs Robert Michel
Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Burke OF Hugo
who have spent the summer tour,n,
Colorado, will arrive today and be In
guests Of Mr. and Mrs A. A. McDon
aid until tomorrow evening
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Attack by Shark
May Cost His Life

NEW ORLEANS, La. Aug 10
William Leary, fisherman, was
brought to a hospital here tonight suf-
fering from wounds inflicted Yesterday
by shark which attacked him off the
southeast coast of Louisiana. Most OF
the flesh was torn from the lower part
Of his left leg Physicians say his in
luries may prove fatal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-26

Mr.. and Mrs. W {. Burke who have
been residing at l226 North Shartcl
avenue, will be at home TO their friends
after September at lA2l West Thir
ty-nnth street. Miss Mary Burke, who
has spent the summer with her aunt.
Mrs. II + Avery in Colorado Springs.
is expected to return Wednesday.
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lH22|eG.0{;cze g; ~ ~

Miss Mary H. Heed of FL Reno spent
Wednesday and Thursday with Mrs.
Ralph S Brown
" y
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Geissler
who have spent the past two weeks in
the east will return this evening
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Mr.. c. L. Massey returned Tuesday
from a trip to ST Louis, Chicago and
several OF the Michigan lake resorts
lie was accompanied by Mrs Massey
who stopped in ST Louis to visit rela
tives before returning to Oklahoma
City.
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week and were met there by Mr. Aus
tin Purviance Of Wichita who took the
two young ladies back with him for
an extended visit
Misses Geraldine and Gladys Dren-
nan return Thursday morning from
Iowa where they have spent the sum
mer visiting relatives in Corning, DeS
Moines and Lake Okaboji
Mrs. John Fields is expected to re
turn the first OF the week from Chi
cago and several OF the lake resorts
in Michigan where she has been since
the first week in June
Y y
Mrs w S Flick and her guest, Mrs.
{. Cecil lett Tuesday for Anadarko
where they will visit Mrs. Flicks sis
ter, Mrs. Walter Slemp, for week
or ten days.
Mr.. John Newton of Wclectka, who
has spent the past two weeks with his
grandparents, Captain and Mrs w
Newton, returned to his home Thurs
day
Mrs K. l. Payne returned the early
part Of the week from a visit IN Chit
Cago
|
Miss Frederick Dewey OF Edmond
returned to her home Thursday atte
spending a week with Mrs, b. Franklin
Gill.
Mr.. Frederick h. Owen will return
Monday from a trip to different point
in Missouri and Illinois
Mr.. and Mrs Frank 7. Mccoy an,
sons, Frank il. and Robin, and Mrs
NJ. II, Jefferson OF Reach, n D., re
turned Thursday evening from te,
days motor trip to Medicine Park
Miss Mary Hightower Is visiting II
the family OF her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Hightower, in Paul
Valley
Mrs. Ruth Mckay OF Guthrie arriver
Thursday for weeken yisit wit
, Mrs. {. L. Daugherty
The Allegro Amigas club will be en-
tcr,ained next Thursday by Mrs. Jane
J. Fitzpatrick
|, Mr. and Mrs. Neal Ainsworth n
turned yesterday from two week
outing in Sulphur
Mrs. RAYMOND =. Locke entertalne
the members of the Kilkare club ye,
! terday morning when the high SCOT
was made by Mrs X. A. Finley. III
club will meet next week with Mr.
Chester p. Nelson.
:, Miss Lillian Puckett entertained il
,. formally with cards yesterday aite
|, noon in honor OF Mrs. Harold Masc
{ Of Ft Worth In the game OF iiv,
=. hundred the favor, a toilet conceit, WI
/, won by Miss Amzie Snodgrass. II
. honor guest was presented with a creI
8 de chine handkerchief. Several voc
numbers were given by Miss Glad,
1 Berry and a luncheon in which gree
and white color motif appeared, WI
=, served at the close OF the afternoo
:. Those entertained by Miss 'Puckc
, were the Misses Claudia Fay White
ChickaSha, Grace Watley, Dorotl
Quiglcy Clotllle Quiglcy juno Cha
man, Ethel Gice, Annie Snodgra,
u Gladys Berry Kathleen Iumat, A,
y ma Lou Puckett, Mamie Dell pucke
j, and Mrs, Marvin Cook OF Carnegie
Mrs J. T. Findlay entertained Il
J. members OF the Modern Priscilla cll
6 yesterday afternoon having as add
c tional guests Mrs. +. +. Lash and Mr.
y Edward Murrey The hour OF needl
DnnVJV IInIICCVCrNnIr
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FAvORiTE RECIPES.

Spoon Corn Bread.
TN lSSOLVE one level teaspooniul
II j of soda in one and a half
pints of fresh buttermilk, add
one teaspoonful of salt, two eggs
and onehali pint of yellow corn
meal Beat thoroughly and pour in
buttered baking dish Bake in a
moderate oven and serve while hot
by spoonfuls from the dish in which
il is baked.
MRS + NJ. UPSHAW,
6l9 West Seventeenth Street
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Mrs. {. f. Funk entertained with a
luncheon Thursday in compliment to
her houseguest, Mrs George Grimm of
Detroit The central decoration OF the
table was formed OF pink carnations
and the place cards bore similar dec
orationS Mrs Funk was assisted by
Misses Ethelyu Morrison and Helen
Johnson Seated with the hostess and
honor guest were Mines Giles w Far
ris. A. f. Barrett, {. X Kemp, J NJ
Gayle, Carl NJ. McManus {. II. Shu-
bert L. 6. G. Henry, Frederick c.
Sheets, Frank Nelson, Homer A. Davis.
T. l. Fan, Walter r Jarrett c. T.
Blockic and Frederick l. Balein.
r y n
Miss Fay Barnhill entertained the
members OF the progressive house par
~ the Misses Glory Huckins, Mary
Louise Coates, Elizabeth Brock. Alice
Virginia Bennett, Lorraine Housed,
leannc,te Sparrow and Beth Schall of
Kansas City, yesterday evening in the
home OF her sister. Mrs Frederick Il.
Owen Dinner was followed by an
/ informal dance to which a number OF
/ additional guests were invited Thi,
morning was given to cards. followed
hy luncheon and theatcr party. Miss
Margaret Johnson was an additional
guest This evening the house party
will be the guests Of Miss Glory Huck-
ms.
Miss Ncna Vcy Davis entertained
with a miSccllaneous shower Thursday
IN compliment to Mrs. Charles Pen
mock, a recent bride Pink roses and
clcmatiS were used in the decorations
Two clever contests, in which the IA
vorS were won by Mrs. George D.
liumbcrt and Mrs, S T. FcntrcSs, were
followed by music and dancing. The
hostess was assisted in entertaining by
her mother Mrs s. f. Davis. Guests
ot the ccvning were Mines lIumbert
fcntreSS Byron Evans, George Gaddis
Albert King, Clyde Harrison, Paul
FeSSlcr, l. r. Dclord Homer Crane,
Frank Henderson the Misses Kathleen
Bradley Faye landrum. Anna Pen
mock, Ruth Gray Agnes Gray and
. Daisy Colt
Miss Helen pugh entertained with a
iheater party Thursday afternoon in
honor OF her guest Miss Glenn Griggs-
by of Fl Reno. Luncheon was served
at one OF the downtown tea rooms after
the ,hcatcr Miss Marie Rrownlee,
who has been the guest OF Miss Pugh
returned to rr home in III Reno
1 Thursday morning,
Y u
The members Of the Royal Art Nee
dcwork club were entertained Wednes
day afternoon by Mrs. J. =. Cox who
had as an additional guest Miss Zola
Decker The following officers were
elected President Mrs S. Il, Hurl-
but, vice president, Mrs IL, NJ. Ayers
secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Cox; report
cr. Mrs J K McBrayer The hour OF
needlcwork was followed by contes,
in which the favor was won by Mrs
S 7. Hughes. The next meeting OF IN,
club will be with Mrs. |. X. Goodsell on
September o.
Mrs Charles Darrach aud daughter
Miss Doris Darrach of ST. Louis ar,
expected to arrive this evening for .
iortnights visit with Mr.. and Mrs
c, NJ Purviance.
Mrs Milton H. ChldreS left yes
,etday for Duncan where she will spen,
week with her cousin. Mrs. Dor.
Henderson.
49,
I Mr.. and Mrs c. NJ putviance, ac
companied by their daughter Miss We
ronica Purviance and their guest Mis-
Bertha purvianoe of Kansas City. mo
4 Iored TO Arkansas City the first OF III
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Mrs J. T. Findlay entertained the
members OF the Modern Priscilla club
yesterday afternoon having as addi
tional guests Mrs. +, +. Lash and Mrs.
Edward Murrey The hour OF needle
The Detroit times., 1916-11-16

licts ~ The trenches VIII have to he
supported thmoui their lives hy
members OF their raullie- Th,y win
receive s2ycRment pensions. but
the sums Do IN great maJof.s ot
rascs. will he ina leQuate Go support
lie
There Won't De- enoue' money In
Europe tc so round H. after shout
drrlns Jbe war debts. the taxpayers
ARE called ur1n 10 pay To- a liberal
distribution ~ prr.i,ns.
Those ma.mel yetrrAn. of Dc
,oudict who haya uc relatives ahie
tg care COR ttcm. wusj become pau.
p.rs, sustained al Inccllecjicus ot
their former hcrwsm
Already European newspapers are
beginning 90 p,lnt stories ui wound
cl soldiers arrested iof logging or
tr petty pilter.ue ohlnse, because
tte,r pension are sual. Jld D.
cause their Nouna prevent ,aem
from anding work
In all tho hc,ugerrn' nations
th"re src }aooooVo men under arms
They are living the most nery, rack
irg existence known IN human has
tory They 1-e he,ns taueh habits
o. tisc'p' no. hu' they arc leIn.Ag
also habits o. brute force ard their
minds arr growing accustomed fo
slaughter and ni'ilee, death
Here and there among ih, tc'ig
e. nts. moral Seueration nat fol.
'uv IN" war rft tls result ~ tto
conflict Wiil 300 the exception Most
OF ne olaie-s VA. aU ioa ua
moral ,uugGa,ts rrow tNe battle
The Detroit times., 1916-11-16
- THE
OTAGE

Next weeks vaudeville program In
the Miles theater wul feature two
frctentious headline attractions
when Ralph Kcttering. author OF
(which One Shall Marry" and
AFTER Ten Years presents hts new
sensational playlet rs n Right To
10 Wrong" The production Is
staged on an elaborate scale, carries
n lesson 70 every mother. father and
daughter. and depicts circumstances
Bs they exist III the larger cities
Direct from a successful season as
the feature OF the Dsrnum A.
Bailey circus the Ching Ling Hee
troupe of oriental entertainer In A
mysiifying display OF magic. skiItul
juggling and whirlwind acrobatics
win have the second position on the
program which includes the Variety
trio, singers OF syncopated melodies.
Reed and Hudson In bounding
Echos," Dyso and Bann. novelty
comedians. and the Smiletta sisters,
gymnasts. Margsrita Fisher In
THE Pearl Of Paradise Richard
Bennett IN And the Law Says and
'"rbe False Clew" are underlined for
the screen program which Precedes
TIE vaudeville daily from i2 80 10
1880 o'clock.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-16
Cost of European War in Men, Money and Munitions
StaggerS the Imagination Writes j. W. 7. Mason

counts the reckcN,nR which tbs
future VIII exact They are saving
Ihey a1ve ,h-ir bands mu taking
care 90 The present ant the future
must take care of Itself The fuuur,
IS dC.ug $50 tor the present But. In
fhs Wa we're 20 ,nI tomorrow the
future would preset "A lsN bll 20
.he people 90 Eu-,pe amounting TO
s. Soto0oea annually to meet the
interest on .he war debts alone
The demand would he fcr an mmc.
date accounting, under pain ~ bank
ruptc, ana revolution
This is tae extent % which the
future can bc len TO take care at
rsef For each CAS- the war goes
"a. The cost mounts pro7orrionately
higher The expense ~ The conflict
~ now 500 900 gao daay This
afsns that for every four hours OF
warfare t5Hano' is added tt he
yearly Interest charge fer war debts
10 the wsr lt-f- another year. the
annual interest," payments tor tclig
crent Borrowing VtI b" S&f0000o.
GOO Wide tsts slEe expense Is be.
.ng accLmuatei t.f rpsG 10 cas-
ual.iss. winch fH mu e.Ha.e pur.
rose ~ t77 v1- --s ts 5.1o3 men
killed per tay 1rI lIola Wounded
The tsNa. o1 N'..h 'e t4r viii
The Detroit times., 1916-11-16

--1l. u-ttr- rs ths news
F5 ta- noted s1frrt at the
tr rraa Mar fhi tt.. 20
phases 80 i} h.ef have o. 81 ~ t'h
tts rr0pue au1 .utf- tat fr'H.t tie -
name f7.- tr rra ttrs
- t.t, paper lf as,e
Mason 4tr aF POS
s.eIc o. oh,a'n1
Tc Keep ,4e War so.As tor two
5etrs ara three months hss cost
Europe S55eao 3et0Qo IN cash paid
oet re, less than So oo3ooo.ooo Ia
property Lerr- sa on damaged and
eo. set paid t.r over +9e4 9ca men
tuel ara saout 100000 men
Wounded TO the dcrlt side ot tie
.ccouu, mus, oe added tle f4ct ,aat
either group OK contestants tas
gained decision and aI sre talk
,ng now of the war con1nuing In
defnitely
The feAr bas spread that The side
which con'essss .t has had enough
~ ,1e aeep scarrcg losses will like
wisr confess it, nfe-io-ity go the
o:he- Generals an4 statesmen are
Gi~corerus it IS :.r barber 20 stop
q war chan 10 -.arf ore and 10
cause ,et way o. IS so l-ch more
cl- to f.i arn the way 10 tho
ems 9t me human wrrckase auJ the
money losses ISN'T II sIst
TIE warning statesmen are tellinE
trv, WCr rrra Asye rr .we fo
The Detroit times., 1916-11-16
DOG CATCHER
QUITS HIS JOB

'fhe Official city dog catcher has
NsignCd
john Wontoysky. who successrully
carried OF the work Of catching all
loose dogs without licenses. and who
received 25 cents for each dog
caught. quit his joh "Wednesday.
terminating his contract without
uotice
Wontoysky gave no reason for his
hasty decision and now Sergi Rich.
ard Cu,hbert, he pound master is
hunting for another dog chaser.
Fred Dcrskinsky. who was the
dog catcher before Wontoysky was
appointed resigned three months
ago when tho city refused TO pay
hospital bill Dershlnsky was con
sidered the mo@' efficient dog catch
er the police department ever had
The Detroit times., 1916-11-16

hclds Instead European govern
ments viii have on their hands for
number Cf years. many millions OF
IestlcsS. eXcltah,e. shell shocked sol
dicrs who must ~ thru lohE pro.
crsses of readjustment before they
can discard the battlefield spirit that
has no place in The llfr of % civilian.
And humanity. watchiug ciy'liza
lions slow recovery Mill deserve
late's hl0Cktall II thereafter II can
not raise MP statesmen who will
keep fhc world out ct war
The Detroit times., 1916-11-16
TRAILS MAN OVER
WORLD FOR THEFT
OF 30c IN DETROIT

BALTIMORE Nd. Nov. Is
Charged with he larceny OF soc
from Marion "A Martle. physical
director Of the \ NJ g. A.. William
FOX. of Detroit Was arrested al the
Central Y. VI g. 4 butldins today.
Fox said he had been IN tne trenches
iu France and also had oecn a pas
senger ON ,he British steamer Sus-
sex. which was torpedoed.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-16

The IA nous Winter garden enter
ialnment The Passing show. The
most popular ~ ali musical com .
dies 10 v.c.t Detroit during The sea
son, will be represented in the Car
rick theateT next week by the
latest and greatest os them all The
Passing Show oi 1916 The new
show i melange OF uirth, melody
and music. and Is said 10 contain
more laughs. more sonx hits and
more Sensational features than any
~ its predecessors Ire famous
Winter garden beauty chorus. 75 Of
tbs moss wonderful specimens OF
perfect w0manhood viii be seen IN
ali the latest gowns and fashion
modes The big CON parry ~ come
diars. singers and dancers, Is head
ca by Ed Wynn. as original fun
maker. Belle AshIyn. Fred Walton
Augusta Dean. Herman T.mb4rg.
Mabel an3 Dora Ford Phnbrick and
swor. Rert Savoy Ruth Randall.
1ay Brennan. the Five Violin Beau
ties. Elida Morris. Pearl Eaton and
Madame Swtrskais and the Winter
varden rose garden of girls There
are many wonderful scenic effects
in rhe lew show including the
charge % the r S. cavalry on the
Mexican border
The Detroit times., 1916-11-16
Tso Coed To Keep.

ngelinA-"And now that our en-
gagement Is ended YOU will be good
enough 20 rturn my letters
Edwin 'Sorry. bur when waste
PAPER went 90 81 hundred pounds
: felt that couldn't ahord to keep
them any longer
The Detroit times., 1916-11-16

Cardinal g sbons s. 20 preside 70
cay a. the cererlories o. dedicati u
ot the new house q studio of tae
Oblsts Clergv az the Catholic uni
serslty IN Washington. y c.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-16

A new show called TIE Darilcrs
o. Far.s" viii beg.r weeks engage
ment sunday afternoon, IN tho
Cadillac theater Two new musical
burlesques with good dancing nun
berS and vaudeville specia,t.es VIII
be- offered IRE COMPANY includes
Lew REYNOLDS. Harry Seycn Peggy
Dennis. S@arcy and Noble. Josie
Taylor. Lucia Arnold Hughie Flaher-
o., LeoDa Butler an chorus OF ~
girls.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-16

aTme TSslau M.uvs Mime Nsgg q
1eyte, Mme Mara W4tE!ets Eas4.
Zenateilo, Bakl4uoF NarGcaes,
Thomas Chalmers 4-i NAV ether
principals 4 large cboru. and orr
chestra, ard a complete ballet are
features ot the company Reseyva-
nons Of seats for 'tAe opera season
Eaay be made with de Letrul,-LvyCc
Marag ement No szG Dane Bank
building
The Detroit times., 1916-11-16

A convention 70 organize a state
food control or reclamation assoc a.
ton Tor Te1aS is 70 be lel5 ,oday az
waco
The Detroit times., 1916-11-16
In Trimming.

The MANAGE" So YOU wish
position With us as G,or walker
Have you had ans experience
rht lrr'iconl. Experience Sir
{ am tE. father n teotLin- tWina"
The Detroit times., 1916-11-16
Grateful.

Jack-"Would / meet with opposi
tion from her pater. think"
Belie-"No, q bit. Jack Why, he
thinks you poisoned his dog"
The Detroit times., 1916-11-16

The Boston Grand Opera company
viii give four perfo mances of opera
IN the Washington ,hoater Thurs.
day. Friday anc Satrrday. Wow o.
81 and IS. presenting IN ~ ca."
THURSDAY evening Iris Friday
evening "Hansel and Crcter and
"Cayalleria Rusticana SaturGar
afternoon. and Faust" saturday
evening The companys ristsr Of
artists includes Nine I4iisa Vi!lani.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-16
PRINCESS rfkR1ARsTs0 or .cENrsARK
- oaAAe eufHEss GEORGE or ElSslA

the Duchess
bedside wounded soldier
inland English
established By The grand duchess The soldiers cd
The Detroit times., 1916-11-16

prinf'nn--fhr plain neat ktrd---th NJ
Ia r'r ~ --- Times Job nept --Naln l57a
The Detroit times., 1916-11-16

"The Firm Of Girilestone. written
by SIR Arthur Conan boyle and film.
ed into z THRILLING phntorla VIII
te Offered In The Washington The
ttcr next week on SUNDAY Monday
Tuesday ana Wedncrday The the
ater has been rented 20 The Boston
Grand Opera company for the re.
.nainder Of the week
The Detroit times., 1916-11-16

Jack Conway heads the Liberty
Girls" company TO appear in the
Gayety theater next week. The show
AZ said 10 be new thguout this sea
con and TO offer many novelties in
the way Of burlesGue entertainment.
Etta Joerns who heads the women
az the company has a number OF
new songs Among the principals
will be Barry Melton, Dainty Dolly
Frank Leonard, Edward Griffin.
Mark Thompson. Mike Puglia and
feveral others. A large chorus of
eprightly girls viii wear many
changes Of handsome new costumes