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The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
AMERICAN.
By JOHN A. DUGAN.

Casting aside all scientific boxing abil-
ity and going into a ffteen-round old
fashion suggest. Willie Houck, of Phil
adelphia. and Andy Cortez, OF Brooklyn.
last night gave the patrons Of the Mary
land Athletic and Social Club the best
battle in the history Of the rOped arena
gssne in this vicinity.
Eight hundred fans made the journey
TO the club, and when Referee Pat OCon-
nor raised the hand OF COrteZ at the
end OF the fifteen rounds of milling no
protest was made on any side, but even
the most ardent followers OF the Brook
lyn slugger were compelled to admit that
the game little wildcat from Mount
Airy deserved more than credit for the
great showing he made and his willing
ness to exchange punches with his Man
haitian opponent.
In saving these boys battled from gong
Is gong is putting it mildly, as they did
more than battle. Each was willing at
all times to exchange a punch, and many
Of the blows which landed would, under
ordinary circumstances have halted the
h~st of them, but this pair kept boring in
for more. and more was what they re-
Ceived. Although the fight was one Of
the toughest and hardest fought seen here
in a long while it was one OF the clean
est affairs ever staged at Ardmore.
COrteZ was the aEgressOr over most OF
the three minutes routes and his left lead
and 'stiff right-hand punch almost al
ways found a resting place on the Quaker
City wildcat It seemed the harder that
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
CONRAD II. SYME, JAMES FRANCIS
SMITH, Attorney.

N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
~ Columbia. holding a District Cour To ~
'ondelnaugn Of land % acquire --ztt u var
through lot Of s. IN square rs T0- construction Of
sswsr to srrve the GIdlinrs School ia tbs Df--1-
~ Columbia Dls-rlct Court No. L-Z-Unou COT
Ede-auou 4 the petition Of the C0nmisS1-ez ~
the District n Columbia fled in the above entitled
Ca3se. ADD on motion u CuEusP Tor the I'D Con-
Missioner. u IS tv the C0u-r this Isl 5sv ~ Nfrr
A. =. 1916. ORDERED. that the Clcrk 1s the Court
Issue citation u John NJ Yong and Cane V p
iounC. 81 Market stree. WLLamEpo-t. Pa and
The heirs of Wm- r. S0an deceased % 1rrsar
In this Corl- On the 2TH DAY OF MAY .
1915 az 10 CLOCK a. % answer the sid net-l17
and 70 show oSus- why tie Iraye7 thereof Frogtf
not he gTSltad. and w1v the rEft u wa through
l0t 0i 5. IN square 7sS more Ta-l-nIa-lv dsf-lh~l
~ the petition fled herein should Dot h. ON
osnDed for the p1rpnss Of providing a rirht ~
way for conErlcSi0n o. sewer 70 s--rs the CD
Il Is further ORDERED. that ooFr o. Iais
citation b. served hy the United Ststes NauksT fr-
the District o. Columbia upon such ovusu Of the
and souEht n - condemned h-Tein and E1rh rrr
sons interested therein NAY hs found h7 the
sid MarShEl. or his deputies within The Dss----
X Columbia; and It Is further ORDERED. that slr
persons having any interest in tls-s rrooedinEr b
any they az hereby warned and required 10 auoesr
"a this CTIT hef1rs the ssi6 2lth dsv n
May. A n. Iql6 n answer the sas5 nrrsti1r End %
continue in IrtendLncs until The Court shah Asrr
made its hnGl order. raufytnF and cnafruinE ths
award and report q the Comm i-sa11s-T . b
Appointed b ths CoTt 20 GppTElse The value o( ths
respective interests Of al rs1ns coaos-nsd II ths
lAnd and prcmises msuuuDed and dsszfb~d IN fhs
Aforesaid pstitiou. u is furThsT ORDERED thar
copy q his order b. p1hisDsd ono a wa s7-
three s1ccrssiUr weeks beEinuinE al lesst tr-rrv
DAYS before The said 18th day q NAY A D. I7ls
lE The Washington EvsDinE Star. The waShinrtcn
Pos. and he WEShilgton Hold. newEApsu Pub.
Gshei in The EIid DBu1cl. haf07s the sid sth day
NJ NAY. A n 1876. By ths Court. J. HARRY
CONINGTON, Chic justice. true oo7v-T--
SeaL. j. r. Young. NeTt. By T 2. Gun
NINGHAN. Assis.Ent CIe-k
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STANDING of THE CLUBS.
NATIONAL.
Cortez Gets Decision Over
Houck In Great Slugfest

Cortez would let ny his right the faster
Houck would keep coming in, and the
wonderful ability OF Houck at covering
saved him many of the healthy wallops
handed out by Cortez.A
Willie was the ringside favorite and
during the early rounds he did not seem
to take Cortez seriously and the Brook
lyn boy piled up a >lead which soon had
the fans guessing. HouCk started to
use his inhghting tactics in the fourth
round and COrtez was compelled to back
up on many occasions. After the tenth
session Houck realized that Cortez had
slightly the margin on him and he at
tempted time and again to put over the
old kayo wallop, but the New Yorker
was not to be caught mapping
CorteZ appeared to be a greatly i'm
proved battler and on nearly all occa-
slons he would beat the Quaker City
to clinCh when Willie would start HIS
tattoo with his nfighting.
In the second round CorteZ caught
HouCk going away and put over a gentle
tap on the jaw which sent the wildcat"
TO the canvas, but he was up before the
referee could start counting. In the third
round Houck caught COrtez with a left
hook which knocked the Brooklyn mauler
to the floor. but he, too, was on his feet
before any time could be counted.
From the appearance OF the fighters
II looked as il Cortez had eight or ten
pounds OF weight on the Philadelphia
youngster and the way he handled Houck
in the clinChes made him appear like a
middle-Height against a bantam.
The semi-windup and the preliminaries
were disappointment. Jack Moran,
who proved to be well known to the ring
side fans. gave Billy McEarn. the I'm
known" from Baltimore, a good trim
ming. Referee O'COnnOr stopping the
bout in the second round. Young Duvall
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
THE Age OF HONESTY

Those pesslmists who think the world
is all going to pieces should compare
the business methods OF today with those
Of twenty-five years ago. At that time
there were absolutely no rules governing
advertisements. They might be true or
they might not be true, according to the
honesty Of the advertiser But nova
days the merchants are careful to adver-
tise their goods with absolute regard for
the facts and reputable newspapers will
not print the ads unless they are based
on facts.
II think this a great step forward" d"
said Mr. Stein. the well-known tailor at
Eighth and F streets. When We adver-
tise suits to order at $16 we give our
customers just what we advertise, and
to this we owe to a large extent our great
success in the tailoring business. Just
see how the young men come in here
and ask for the suitings we advertise at
SIS Isn't that proof that it pays to be
honest in advertising?"
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16

forced Benny Conroy to quit in the sec
ond round OF the first preliminary. while
Referee Harris put Joe Blackburne and
Turk Smith out OF the ring for not Tight
ing in the second preliminary The bat
tie royal which went four rounds. was
one Of the best that has been staged to
date.
The car service last night was the poor
est that has been rendered in the history
Of the club as many who were waiting
to get to the tight were not able to catch
the trains, and the homeward journey,
which generally takes fifty minutes, was
made in one hour and forty minutes.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
LEGAL NOTICES.
CoNhAD II. SYME, JAMES FRANCS
SMITH, Attorneys.

IN IHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
o. CohInbia, holding a Distrc Court In ~.
SN'noeuinAaAon - q land 70 acquire ught Of way
ulfOagh lot Of 2, square east o. I54 for outlet
- ~ Ae SEVER IN Q street northwest. west
,I ,Iom hoE Crrek, in the District o. COLUMBIA
Dls11G Court No. LZB.-Upon c1uEidprzfiop Of the
peooon q ths Commissioner II the D5strirf Of
columbia hled IN tlls ahoFs entiIsd czuse Gnd 90
Ie ss ooonssi foT the ssid Cdmmis1oaeTt n Is
y ~ ne Cur this lst day Of NAY A D. M6
CiNDEhED, that the CLERK n the Oour isEls
Clltoon 70 the Washington Railway and E7s-Tse
Conpany. ClArenos P. King president 81 Fsar-
IeentA street northwest Washington D. C. % Eu-
~ ID ms Court o. the 2iTH DAY OF NAY
A u. lS6, at 70 oclock a. n. 70 InsveT the -
pSuoon and 70 show czuss Why The rrzys-I the~eof
sa"aLd not be GRANTED and Why he rirht os va
- lot o. 2. sluars sAst a Ii more psrtis1-
'@y oesT1aed IN the p-it1r hlsd he-sin should
hoS % onoosuDe1 for ne purplss q rro-idlnF a
Flsnt o. way for outlet ssWG flr The serr- IN O
suees uoTthWest ~eE frum RocE Crsek N ths
.JN-l9 Dls-l9 OF Columbia It Is flIhsr ORDERED.
mat oogy Of sid GtAu01 b Eerrsd hy The United
states harshAl for the Distrlrt Of Co.unbfa upn-
sHca owners Of the land sought 20 b o11dsnpe5
nsTen' and such pe7pons interested therein Ls nsy
- iTuna bT the Esid Marshal or his ds-utir-
NLulln ur Distinct x Columbia and Il q frg-fhe-
DhDEhED. that all peTs0ns IA rinE any interest IN
'h'se pruoee1lnCs BE- and they are heTehy vHrnsS
ana required 10 appear IN this Colrt on o. bsf1rp
the sid 18th day Of Mar A. D. 1916 70 snEwsr
SAC petition and 20 continue IN attendance Until
tle O'urJ shall have made its fnzl order rztifytnr
and on93huninE the award and re11-1 q The con
llsaones 10 b appointed hy the Court % Gpr-aits
Ae value OF the respective interests Of all ps7z1as
ounceTned IN the land and rrenis-s mrrtiorsd ~
oesenhed 10 the si1resald petition Il Is fur1hs-
ORDERED. that corg q this order Be published
ohce week for three Successive weezs hsginuinr
a. Ieast twenty DAYS before the said 2ith daT Of
Nay A. D. 1916. in the Washington EVening star
ne WshhinCtnn Head and the Washington
Times, neTspapers published in the said Dls,7l-s
before The said 9Th dsy o. NAV. A. D lg6 r
u0". A true ropy-Tsst: Seal. r YOUNG
ClsTt. By ?. F. CUNNINGHAM. ASSISTANT C7srF
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
AUCTION SALES.
THos J. OWEN q son. Aucuoag-T-


TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUAFLE FRAME
DWELLING. Z KENDALL STREET NORTH
EAST ivy CITY.
h virtue u' certain deed q trust 6.,v recorded
IN Laher S,a '".0 % e. SEQ. q the Land Rec1-ls
NJ III" Distinct Of Columbia. and a, The -ecup~t ~
the paTy secured thsTeb-. The ~16rS5E-ed t-.7rses
will ss Al public suction In f-ort o. the 7-rr-isFs
On TUESDAY. the Z3-d DAY n MAY A. y 1915. q
o'clock p n, the following desc-ibr6 land and
premises, situate IN the Dls-cr o. Columbia. and
qtaEnited /" and eeinE lot eleven, in h.r1k 90
?. W. JOnes SubdiViEion. called Ivy City 40
per plat recorded in the ufce n the Sr-7rv7r f1s
the DUvi-t q Columbia. IN LEbsT. Levy Court -
a. pNgr rs.
Terms Of sale: sod Eub5s-- n a ---- trust
amounting Lbout ~ amount over suid trust n -
paid In olEh. deposit Of 5000 vii - required
Al cne q. sale. AL convsyEDcinE rvvr--r stamps
recording. etc. st cost o. purchaser TFns cF szls
70 be complied With within fifteen dAyt from dav o.
sLls oT deposit forfsted
CLARENCE N DE vEILE.
CHARLES s. HILL
Tr1stres
Trg u Gtv--s N1--hveE+
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
Gets Good Start.

New York. May I5.-AIbert Badoud,
welter-welsht champion OF France. to-
day stands as challenger for the welter-
weight championship Of the world, fol-
lowing his victory Saturday night over
Frank LouEhrey. OF Philadelphia It was
his first fight in this country, and he
made an excellent impression, winning
eight OF the ten rounds,
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
BROOKLYN DOWNS CARDS.
1reak Rounding Ball Gives Dodgers
to victory.

st. Louis. No. May IA freak bound
or gave the Superbas a 4 to ? victory
in eleven innings over the Cardinals to-
fday. With three on and two out. Now
rsy ground down to first and just when
VI ,Ier was ready to field the ball, it
bolnded over his head. Myers and Dau-
bert scoring The Cardinals punched
three Of their four hits for their two in
tre sixth. Wheat made two sensational
catches in left crashing against the
fence after spearing drives from Bescher
Ind EEnrrshv Score.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
PIRATES WIN AGAIN.
Pittsburgh Captures Heavy-HittinE
Contest from the Reds.

Pittsburgh. May 5.-The Pirates again
defeated Boston today, 8 to :, in heavy
hitting contest. Both sides secured five
hits and four runs in the first inning,
Cooper giving away to Harmon. Rudolph
stayed in the game until the end of the
sixth inning, when he gave way to
Ragon, who stopped the scoring. Mamaux
relieved Ha mon in the seventh. Score:
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
Read and USE
Herald Classified Ads
LOST

LosT-ON NAY s CERTTFICTTE NO 6-ISs
Tor Y shares Of the common stock International
harvester Corporation in the name Of J. ChAuncy
NHIAms. OF no value eIospt 10 OWnsT. Reward
AhERlCAN SECURITY & TRUST Co, 18th znd
Pa. ave
L0sT-WRlST WATCH. COLD INITI8Ls Q. o.
X, between 18th and SIS. wa GsoIsstONn cAT. %
Columbia Theatsr. Reward Il returned 70 $40 n
ST NV. Phone w. llO8
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Totals. = ! 3 IS

'Battsd for Ames in eleventh
Brookl7n ....... 0 / q Q - Il 0
S. Lous....... o o 0 0 o-2 I 0
Runs-Coshan, Snyder Myers 2, Cutshaw,
Wat
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16

TYPEWRITER RENTAL sERVTCE
North s54. GoI lst 81. nv formerly b Randolph
place. MuosrChs rented SD psr month 1outhL
S5o months. s 50. No 6 Remington s.; l. c.
Smiths, S2S snd 8 50: Undsrwoods Rs-ainFtDaA
8 50. Reductions Il paid or Q nc1ths u LduD1s.
Rebuilt typevritsrs for sAls
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
FOR SALE-FARMS

4 VIRGINIA FARM BARGAIN = loO-ACRE
fruit farm 10 miles out near Bluemont electric sta
ton, cheap at SO per acre; loo trees bearing
possession at once See J. l. CoNWEI4L. 400 H
Il. Cali NJ. Ss
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16

P0st0n .--.......... 0 90 u 2
iPittEhur-h ............. 4 0 ) T-s l3 4I
Runs-Nraranville, Evers. Collins ?. Konstchv.
Compton. G0wdv. Baird p. Carey rg. Costello,
Hiuchmln H. Wagner Wilson IN.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16

BAY-WINDOW BRICK; 9
rooms and bath-453 o st. NV.
near car-large rooms; $1,000. CAY
WOOD & GARRETT. 1921 N. Y. ave.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILEs

.~TN' +PASENGER TOURING CAR ELEC
'r~ a-.''. Hi1' tension maSnrto. uaI-r's d.z-
due. t.- fuarnF mar axle. new tires SO
CENTRAL GARAGE r. G n nv
BROKEN CAST IRON AND OTHER METALS
welded b autore1o,s Trocrss STEAM AUTO
SHOT. 50 y J. ave. Nv Ll-c-Ln -.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
MOVING, PACKING, STORING.
MONEY WANTED.

$500 FIRST Trust AND S506 SECOND
trlr notss foT sals with reasonable di-couut;
6seked b. aooooo worth o. esss-e4ass rsAl sstE1H
BOX Z, Herald o1ics-
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16

NATIONAL.
Pittsburgh. s; Boston, :.
Phillies, 7; Cincinnati l.
New York, 3; Chicago, .
Brooklyn, 4; st. Louis, .
TODAY.
Phllies at Cincinnati.
Boston at Pittsburgh
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CITY REAL
state at lowest current rates 1pecial p1IilsSs
with respect to PRIOR paymentA T1LER RUTH
ERFoRD Inc. All 18th 81
MONEY 10 LOAN-sBo TO 5000 ON D. q
real estate Several trust fundA ~ TO 6 per cent
All transactions conducted with economical oonsid-
sration for borrowers. WM. n. SAUNDERS q
CO.. Southern Building. M 18th - nv.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
FOR SALE-LAND.

$500 CASTILLO ACRES LEVEL BLACK CUT
pine land. all tIlable; county scat N
miles TyHen County. n. c. JAY FINCH. Cort-
land, Ohio
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16

NATIONAL ELECTRICAL STrPPry Co
Everything for the car owner"
1880 New York av.
Phone Main $500.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
COMPLETE STATISTICS OF THE MAJOR LEAGUES
Yesterdays RESULTS.

AMERICAN.
S; Detroit 5; Ql innlngs).
Athletics, 5; St. Louis, l.
Cleveland, S; New York T.
Chica go-BostOn, rain.
GAMES
Detroit at Washington.
St. Louis at Philadelphia
Cleveland at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
PERSONALS

WGNTF6-EDDRESs OF mss B1GLFY- FOR
rnsr.y 2s Fo1r-and-a-hAlf screet; tmportStt BOX
8 Herald TF1Ce.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16

Totals .... a. a . p Totals. q IJ 2 rc
'Ratted for Rudolph IN seventh. :,
Rated for Pat Rlgon in ninth. III
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16

THE HERALD carries more Auto Advertising and
More Auto News than any other paper in Washington
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
SPIRITUALISM.
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW AND BEAUTIFULLY Illus
trated Life OF DR.. Booker r. WASH
ington. Books ready for delivery.
cents to cover postage. Address 3. r.
JOHNSTON. Inc; s?s Pa ave. NV
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FOR RENT-TYPEWRTTERS.

Iu4 " sr~ y,
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
ROOMS FOR RENT.

Furnished or Unfurnished.
i9n K ST-L1RGE FRONT ROOM, KITCHEN
ette; second-hoo front; southern exposure; house
keeping; reasonable.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16

BESSIE M. MAYS SHTRoFoU1.
ALL BRANCHES TAUGHT HOURS la no
90 10 as KENOTs BLDG.
notice. Artificial teeth ano second
hand Diamonds and Jewelry bought
Louis AbrRhams, SIS G, Op. Pat. Offie..
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
Motor Gossip
BY "SI" GROGAN.

Ed Post. manager of the American Tire
Sales Company, says put Korker on the
soles Of your feet and when walking the
baby at night tacks on the floor will have
no terror for you. 1t is puncture proof
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16

70 HUv a. sales. Some I-v hErtnE thetr q,
te-th oct and they buy IN ren1lAT stores that hIre
no bargains; sume buy slightly ussd COST Gnd
vests trun At s. n s. Many a poor nHn Is
glad N buy frIn Us. One p-ce JCSTHs OLD
STAND 6l9 D.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16

WILL SOME KIND CHARITABLE People
help a poor old woman who j. IbOut 70 b g.
possessed for nonNaymsnt o. reut' Any Smount vii
heLR BOX u. HeEhlt oface.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING

CENTRAL CARRIAGE, WAGON AND AUTO
WORKS.
b N. LLOYD. MGnaFef
TrocE and Automobile Bodies to Order Rsar of
t{3 TO 81 Eye q. nv. MNn SS. Painting and Let-
tsT1nz specAlJ. AL Won GuErIntesS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-15
BIuebird and Paramount
Features at Hipp Theater

]. Warren Kerrigan and Louise
ovely have leading roles in "a So
cial Buccaneer," showing at the Hipp
today and Monday. The story deals
with Chinese pirate who plies his
trade merely to get rich and money
to give to the poor.
Tuesday and Wednesday Jesse L.
Lasky presents Lou Tellegen in THE
Victory OF Conscience" drama that
runs the entire gamut of human emo
tons and terminates with the spiritual
victories of man and maid. Cleo
Ridgley is seen in support OF Lou
Tellegen in this play.
Thursday Winifred Greenwood APP
pears in "A Woman's Daring" an
American Mutual five act drama. In
this play the woman is not destined to
lead a peaceful life. Ed Coxen ably
supports Miss Greenwood in this
play.
Friday and Saturday Fannie Ward,
one of the favorites Of the screen. is
shown in each Pearl Tear" Miss
Ward, whose characterizations in
"The Cheat" and other Lasky pro-
auctions have won her much favor
among the fans, will be seen in role
of great appeal in Each Pearl
Tear" The plot of the story, it is
said, abounds in moments Of extra
ordinary and tragic tenseness.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-15
Anita Stewart Proves
Remarkable Versatility

The role of Muriel Fleming in "Ths
Combat" showing at the Muse today
and tomorrow, gives Anita Stewart
an excellent opportunity of register
ing on the screen in single picture
her extraordinary versatility. First, as
a young society girl who has every
thing her heart can wish for, she
wears beautiful gowns! She, the idle
society miss who loves everybody be-
cause she has never had reason to do
otherwise. After her loveless marriage
her character changes. When the man
she married secretly, and whom she
believed dead, returns to her life after
her second marriage to the district at
torney her conflicting lemotions are
registered in a wonderful manner,
then comes the climax.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
Lenore Ulrich will be seen in THE
Intrigue" a paramount production.
The story Of an X-ray gun that the
American government would not buy,
and the attempt of the enemy to Sc
cure its secret is the intrigue which
makes excitement. Vivian Martin in
"Her Fathers Son." will be the at
traction for Friday and Saturday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-15
Many Stars Are Billed
This Week at the Dundee

LET Katie Do It. is the feature
at the Dundee theater today. This is a
comedy drama starring Jane Gray and
FULLY Marshall, which Manager Hart
man guarantees as real joy pro-
moter. With this is "Arthur's Des-
perate Resolve Monday Warren
Kerrigan is presented in Bluebird
feature entitled The Silent Battle"
The comedy is Triangle called
Skirts" Tuesday Douglas Fairbanks
comes in "The Half-Breed" Father
Gets In Wrong" is the comedy. On
Wednesday Holbrook Blinn is seen in
The Weakness of Man." "A la Cab
aret' is the comedy. Thursday the
offering includes "The Wrath OF the
Cactus Moore" and Behind Lies
Stage" The comedy is Nobody
Guilty Friday the feature is "The
Heart OF Child" with Gabby's Gas
oline Glide" Saturday Bessie Barris-
Gale comes in "Thc Payment"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-15
Good Programs for Every
Oav at the Princess

The offerings today at the Princess
theater includes The Wrath of the
Cactus a western drama; Eddy Ly-
ons and Lee Moran in "His Own
Nemesis" and an L-Ko comedy,
Safety First" Monday Carter De-
Haven is seen in Breaking Into So
ciety;;" the accompanying picture is a
western drama called Might Shad-
ows." Tuesday the tenth episode Of
Liberty" is shown with The Elusive
Enemy" featuring Francis Ford and
Grace Cunard, and the animated
weekly. "Wednesday the sixth episode
Of 1.-THE Yellow Menace" is on the
same bill with Dorothy Davenport in
The Human Gambler Thursday
Warren KerNgan is presented in THE
Social Buccaneer." Friday the feat
ure is THE Black Sheep of the Fam
lily" Saturday the program offers an
oriental drama, "A Soul at Stake"
and two comedies. Main 400" and
Beans and Bullets"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-15
"The Half Breed Feature
At R0hIff Theater TODAY

The feature attraction at the Rohlff
theater today is "The Half Breed" a
story Of northwestern California, in
which Douglas Fairbanks carries the
stellar role. The comedy is Rolling
tc Rum with Paddy Mcclure. Mon
day THE Grip OF Evil" is presented,
with drama and comedy. Tuesday
Bessie Barriscale is presented in The
Payment" with this the Pathe news
and a comedy. Wednesday William
Farnum, Katelyn Williams and
Thomas Santchi share the stellar
roles in the famous play, The Spoil
ers," Thursday Francis X. Bushman
comes in "A Million Minute Fri
day Theda Bara is presented in a
feature production called Under Two
Flags" Saturday the program offers
Joseph Belmont in "A La Cabaret"
Fay Tincher in Skirts" and the
Pathe news.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-15
Strong Program Billed at
Grand Theater This Week

Manager Rachman of the Grand has
billed a strong program for the COM
ing week. Keeping in line with his
promise of exceptional shows under
attractive surroundings and condi-
tiors, he is putting on Triangle,
World and Fox productions every
night. Starting today, the offering is
William S. Hart in THE Captive
Cod This is one OF Harris best per-
formances under the Triangle BAN
ner. Monday the principal offering
is "Gloria's Romance and William
Collier in a Keystone, "Never Again"
Tuesday Mollie King is seen in The
Summer Girl Wednesday 'The
Half Bred" Thursday June Caprice
in Little Miss Mischief"
Edwin Stevens, organ soloist at the
Grand, will be heard this week in
special concerts. Mr.. Stevens is not
only a good performer, but a COM
poser as well, and plays many of his
own compositions.
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"Diana of the FoIIies"
At the Strand TODAY

Four changes of program hold forth
at the Strand this week, commencing
today, when the attraction is Lillian
Gish, in a story of stage life called
Diana of the Follies.' Miss Gish is
too well known to Omaha picture
patrons to need any introduction and
this picture affords her wonderful OPP
portunity to display her ability as an
excellent actress. Pathe's weekly con-
tains views of President Wilson's visit
to Omaha. Also first worlds series
game at Boston. and will be shown
Sunday and Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday comes
Frank Keenan, in a racing story of
old Kentucky called 1.-THE Thorough
Bred" while Keystone comedy and
Pathe weekly will help to liven things
up bit.
Another change of program takes
place for Thursday only, while Fri
day and Saturday the offering is Viz
ginia Pearson in THE Brides Secret"
a thrilling story of modern times
staged in the usual lavish manner.