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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-20

'lIltAGo. por""hcr u. Hogs: r%eceipts.
ju.pr. steady at yesterday average. bulb,
s., 10. n 5000: light, 81 f" Sl"c0; mixed. $3.50
q sos; heavy, s?.0n sio..3: rough. g. 'On
s9Sj: pigs. s. ie44 SALE.
Cattle: rcceiuts. SOFA. steady; native beef
5000 $ilGj; Western steers, s1.ooIt
slhfo: stockcrs aud feeders. 5000 $50:
coy. and heifsrs. s5sir Slo.o". calves. $500
shecp: receipts. is,D". weak: we,her..
ksNlM i..S0: lamLs. !ilNO q ilE00.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-20

L. 5. STEEL TAKES BIG DROP
UN HRONpN> WALL.

NV YonK pSccm9"r \l'hogFh
.Iars. fid NOT it0cr materially from those
Of the. previous day ~" session was ON" 81
lie mos, crlaii ever seen In Mail Street,
liz sp'i. c,l 81 me gosi s'cn%9"ihh :. WI" sra, .n""' ny .
tornity Went h"ul- With the !dca that ems
;aTrna Only a. fcw OF The lis Iankcrs 70
main 'iN"d n their orin;ou that the" 's..nc
They TciG,c ,ha, The M YIN continue
froin The marH"t uoiot "t Nt"w, + 'rni I,
hmc.aIr arsun"nt L NH o,5ono .ucI a. soen
louht the ability 70 uay 'l bonds ana bills
>1"'h> ,Hh IT S1rt&SrrhA >.>c or M>nktr
c,,p, ne. 'Sea seoii OF AMI became steady
T 'f"'o1 ting, rnG" = ES,aat- IL .Ssnss .h.uSsS h.a ("
private cahl" snr!ne that LLOYD ,Gecrse
and French statements on the German prop
rresrn,iy ,hts news was announced In
m,ii%,i,N. and ne n@rErt ",n"m''a sm"rg,HS,,
"uoo,,Hitily ''rhcn svSry b@,''y wIan,ci to sell, a,
Lwe"n u"nSa,tionS IN ~"nr" ,~i'gh 'Yii.,i
iis 10 lGGe '5,s NicoSni irok. tcn
points. .At!sntto Guli aud MSst InGi%s
hr"kn mo. Cur states steel ten. and other
'"ff hi. co'n5i,ionn fT!s;ei Until iGs, before tho
close when banking, Interests Gam" 20 ihH
began. ]pickins up the bargains which az
',cre tho strongest feature on the list.
BANKERS "t' Wii1 20 WE * VIGOROUSLY
r.yHe ~ the action ~ ins market. was tina,
the selling INDUCED IN WREN the Official
news appeared was for, the account OF
Gspkers N4S snspG Gr1Sk 'h Thn n' Tist,. q f ,M%
decline. Nhivh was continued by ihc general
public on tho theory that Lloyd George
would receive gladly tiHrIEanEs r.ac" terms,
Tho his bankers iit not take mat roint OF
view. and w"rc SURPRISED ;hn, n" public
should do so. Tho bankers believe that
GERMANY viii r"cocntEc LLOYD ,IsorEs.
speech a. the las; word. They believe tn"
war viii We renewed Immediately with more
The NnanTnksrS dtd not overIooH LLOYD
Georges statement that ;hc entire nsrshn-
lilo marine would h" nst!oualt-"G Thi-
II; In,crnattonal Mercantile 3ierins stocks.
For the decline in Atlantic. Gulf ANA West
Indies there was no exclamation.
II is cyidsn, the banks nave h"su hu-f
ON Some brokers. Tor thousands OF letters
went Oh; today notifying customers 'hrii
30 rer cen; paid at the t,ue q; pu-clssc:
Receipt o! these letters Griouttci'E viii
cause further Liquidation Nui 3oit
the day .hc buying was .: aiEh grade "hcr-
ever bargains appeared.
NEw YORK. n.ssmber m-Msr'aninS
ti.7l'q: commercial si>ry-day bills on h.uks
eiTit. commercial >tNty-a+N btl>. S9it
demand. S-ii:: cables iit 10. ba!
silver. 80. Nc>tcHn dollars js'.; govern
suls-. Time leans s,Sis-. -ir'> DAYS. :,
-er cent: ninety days and SIX months ~
A.. i,,- ccHi. call Luu.y. arm. ruling
rate -.
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Old Dominion Line

~. Richmond. II. OF Ash st. daiiy.I.Wu T.. VI.
Leaves Newport INSTRUMENTATION A ~.
- "'i' 10 A.. VI.
Connections with main line steamers irav-
ING N9riolk Tor New York daily. cSce,,t sur
,!aH. ':uD y. NJ. Connections also mad. Nv
=. &, w Ry. ) T.. NJ. and e. X -. Ky. at !
+. NJ. Ny 1t line StcH mCTS stop at Clare
mont on signal. and are met by puDlic cos
yvyInC"S.
VIRGINIA S~hNIGATIDS co. James rive:
~ daNiifht for Norfolk: old Point. Newport
News, ana All James River landings. Mon.
day. "Wednesday aud FRIDAY 81 4: Oh a.. II.
frcight r"r,iv"l for al, lane. i3j.o, ..,iuf.
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HICuMONn uNY MARKET.
MAY lnWk 1--WE NrnCK NNKKIT

NV Ioltk. n"""mber '-bye["s; no
"a Ives. 81 50 q 500; sheet aud amhs. steady
,h"-v. -w.s. s!.D0tg 500, .ullS, StG"ct $500
-t.NNy. piE.. sg.0N 81 SlN.aN; .rnuEh. E.oo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-20

MARE ~ CoNnITICSS.
Poultry-Chickens ana hens In splendid de-
rani. in fact all POULTRY selling good and
market. active. EEES-Markct stronger. 1.-Two
&c k-M.rket IN. very good shape. under
light r"CciptS. NcRil are very scarce and
wanted. IN" general market is good and
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Mr>cELr.A>rn,S MARKETS
.r'''''' y r''ir>


NEW YpHE. December ip.-ooi,un goods
In the gray aud cotton. Narus wcr" easier
To-day. Mems wear wES firm. Ribbons were
mnr' active. l"in'rs reported ~ S"aSonub,y
quiet trade.
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RAILWAY

lama ..E-'t =. ,.vt..--.... 80. ..-.D..
aVGtn-pa..y. $50 y. 81. local. 10: 90 4. r..
= ~ ,sz. .-.sy. ...G-t GU. Y 1. III cA.!rs,.
an, a. III =" n!,.a s.ycpii.~ car open. , ~
1. III. - ~ l.. 81, .ocoI. too JNvys.Il-. G!Ia,y
Dlts .a!G iSulia.O Junction weeds days.
lor. River .inr--.lu T.. ~. Stcatae:
more ,rarI0F carr. -. = - .nu ~
= 81 G.Gl,. local.
Trains Arrive I,ichmui,!-Frum THE South;
90 \ VI >nd $40 a NJ. y - l.. NJ. 49,
J. Nj. uHiiy $50 ~. AE, .-tclt '.uada1.
from Wet Point. so A ~. except Mon.
day: $40 Il NJ. ana J:io 4. Nj. iei.y.
ONCE 30. l. Main -. Pnuna A.al!sDu az.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-20

MARKET tpNDtI IONS.
R,Cc.pta Of apples light. i!r=nG unusually
GOOD. foiaiO"S SCARE .Ouri uunlity bring
Ing good pric.s. Marie; active o., a. :ruit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-20

ts~h rrain: Wh"at-NO. : rod. noluIna
No. : red. nominal: No. = hard and No.
,Gir No. : yellow. ?3m9f.: No. whit.
a3m?i
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Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Railway ComDao,
No.foIk & Western Railway

ONLY Ait-i.AiL I!"t - N~CKFoLK.
-c~'v oyiG siTvSt - <sS .....a!.vuu
FO.. -'O.. o4I.. g.4O -. ~. slv a.
,fon I..".noe... \ THE VEST:
;. !. ~ 'i - 4 VI. -I.0y =. 81. .,;Jj
Al LoS-' ~ tEc"c, '1..s l.. 81.
AiTlsc i4.HuAUn4 !ruUu .sulIp.n. .iltt
\ VI. =" 80 A. NJ, 'r.vU 4. -. ~ 20 - Al
..p"s tAt NeHt -s.I5 ~. NJ, .s37 A. 81
40 4 -" - - 4. 81. 80. a. IL. so.
'Dany rDaliy except sunday. :sunGa,
~'u Devil. VI. = s.l,xpur4
~. Ny4Apk~ Z, . EOaIDne.
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RICHMOND LIVE >rnCK MARkE.r

tSal"s At i'i.iuu S'o,Ev*rls.t
Richmond. Va. December -. 1916
C'"lc. steers. s.. To ~, medium TO good
\; common 10 fair. so To c's. Choic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-20

had ur-yjouSlv declined January sold nr
" last nights closing prices, hnt ar"nn',
this l"vcl IN market; "nc"un''rei renewed
liuu!dRtion and III" loves; prices ~
day wcr. reached in tho late ;rsdtnE. NIL
Ia nl.urN s.,LLnc - L. ~ nMl MAruM ~ l...u
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Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac r. R

~l,"i're1 Ssh,,tm az I-ua- bed,
II tfit AS IS 's25ie.IN htt '556 ". 'ilI0fI1
son 's.2} ~. 'al5 WlS0W FsrV * jes1
'll9i ~, '!5ss. $50 ~ ,5ofu, tsjirs. .,?BSj
bD Ifi2bh
ahss" tiitIt;tsiE, L., 4 IS Pr. .Ui ep,: ..IS ev SAT
t":t ~ Is ~. to, 'r%ctHkiIsa, lu,- ~oi triI, q IS fy1
hEslsW lh!Ii iu:n. .,s tn,. ". s72S ~. $50 fl3
L:sB9 ~. S2fs Il
Ath.tdS as ss,.Gr, si:1i Sc ,t,t lr ~, ..s
MN =. 81 'sHs s. So at..n q ina .IA, g,
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C~HEsAPEakE q. OHIO RY.

NF ERNE O VT7O MI
LI... Lou We ~ MGat.. o.. . D., Ill D..
Mann Line. Local. .I..5 a.. 1915 D..
Ia;iics iiycr Line, 'lV:Vv a.. 1915 D.
-. NEWS. AIk. O.d L. $3.50 a.. ~ In.. - u.
%ewpOrt News, Local. 100 a., 500 o..
!ra;n~ AIRY" from SIX. .il;no a" 'l:ts p.
$3.50 u. y. News. 'y.H5 - 100 .. From
Nest. IS 90 a.. $3.50 L. 1855 a. 'l:l1 F..
!.dp u. daily from charlottesville cNcS :
sunday from Tnurmona. JAS. kiVcr. tSSLS
a.. . : 30 D. .baLlN. .EXccni SMmlAN.
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RICHMOND FRUIT MARK EFT.
Wholesale Ouotntions.

'isv W = e 'uSra ~" & co.,
Richmond. Va. D"comh"r IL. l.l.
The Washington times., 1916-02-06
Polls: "The House of a
Thousand Candles" With
A. H. Van Buren,. Stock.

PLAY Of thrilling dramatic in
n sand Candles. '" viii be ~' the "rfsr-
ing of the Poll Players this
week This drama had its first per-
formanCe In this city several years ago
and is a stag" version of Meredith Mich
olsons hest seller OF the same name.
The story concerns an eccentric old
man who decides to leave his fortune to
his young Gra Hdson. OF whom he knows
little. In order to determine whether
the boy IL really III to manage his
money, the grandfather decides to pre-
tend to be dead. one of the prOvisOs of
the will Is that young Glenarm shall
marry certain girl within twelve
months.
The hoy IS thwartcd In his romance
by the Vaccinations of lawyer, the
executor % the will, who knows if he
can prevent tho marriage of the girl
and boy he himself will fnU br'r TO d
large part of tn" wealth.
In the role Of the grandson, a. ~.
Van Buren, will return to the cast of the
Poll Players, after an absence of a
week, while Miss Florence Rtttcnhouse
will be seen as tn" girl in the case.
Howard Lang will have the best char
aCter role which has been intrustCd to
him since he Joined tho Poll cast, that
of Bates. the butler
The Washington times., 1916-02-06
Newman Lecture On
PERI" Tonight at Belasco

"n"ru'-th" fourth subject in the
South American series OF Ncwmao
Travetalks. at the Belasco TheateR
sunday evening and Monday aftcrnooa
al !. February and !, brings the easy-
chair travellers TO the most roman "a
and historically interesting portion "t
the entire continent. Vivid color views
will unfold wondrous panorama or
mountain scenery. awe-inspirinF in it,
magnitude. against this BACKGROUND
will be seen the gayly costumed indians
of many tribes and picturesque Spanish
structures of ancient origin.
In Lima, The City of Kings" and tn,
one-time capital of all the Spanish
colonial possessions, many relics of the
days OT PizaTro will he found whiic
in CuZCo. the temples and strnnehoIds
of the wonderfully civilized InCam Em-
pirc will tell volumes about pre-historir
America Arcquipa, whose picture csCur
streets present a spectacle hardly nuu uil.
ed in all the world. will also h, ir-
Cnded in the itinerary a. will Journey
on tho OroYa railroad across thr Crc L
continental div ID" p,.ssinc through the
GalCra Tunnel. tho highest point i'm tho
world reached by = railroad Ilan,a
trains ON their way tO Callao. the rhicG
port, and other phases Of life peculiar
' to Peru, will hc shown in motion nisp-
lures of startling realism.
The Washington times., 1916-02-06
Music Events For
This Week

Director Leopold StokuWSli has made
up u program of surprising beauty for
TN" HhiIhdclphiH Orchestra concert at
the Sew Nal'"nal Tuesday afternoon.
Flur,ug" lInklr, who is one of the most
artistic ~uIr7u"~ If the day. and who
~ also ON" of tn" most popular singers
in the concern world. will he the suloist.
m" complete program is as follows:
Mozart. symphony No. 3g. i'm r. Fiat :,
MuLull. Arin, "Duvc SOnO," from II %
N"zz" iii Figaro, Mcndelssohn: Mid
summer Nights Dream" Music. ,al
overture, ,h NuCtHrne, 90 SChcrzo :;
BiZ"r. Mica"lI's Aria from "Carmcn;' -
SNend~, n. "CIruivHl de Paris"
Mime Louise Homer. Cuntralto. will be
tIr artist at IN" ninth of 7. Arthur
SERIES OF ten CONCERTS Friday afternoon
at r." "l the Sew Willard.
Gcu"rulIN H'',rl"d the foremost place
Mime. Homer - ~" Of the leading stars
Of tho Metropolitan Opera Company,
and on" Of thv most sought after con-
cert artists uf the country.
Eul. the concert the following program
has hctu arrdlErd: Dem Unendlicheu, 80
Schubert "Au;iTaCEC." 20 VIE LIehllCb
is; das Mndrhrn," Schumann, "Sapphic
ode" "Botsrhaft.' Brahms, Aria. che
Faro ScnZa E.uridiCe,' from "OrfcO ct
EuridIrc." Glu"k; "How's Ny Row
'Shcrp and Lambs "ninna Ask SNin -
IIor,c": "Ou th" S"ashorr Of Endless
Worlds" john Alden Carpenter: Dawn
In tho pcsS"rt." Gertrude Ross Song
',oin. 'Thr Next Market Day (Oid
Irish
The Washington times., 1916-02-06
Belasco: "A World of Pleasure.
Winter Garden Revue.

THE attraction at tn" Beiasco
Theat"r this week VIII he tn"
fal! production of the New York
Winter Garden. "A World Of
Flea sure. The New York critics and
the Baltimore reviewers proclaimed it
the biggest as Well AS the best produce
ton ever offered from that famous
theater Of musical revu"s
1t Is II show OF lavish scenic effects,
eXtrayagant CostumIng, innumera bile
comedians. eccentric dancing. and con-
IinuUus action from tho first 20 the In st
curtain.
The music Lnd ,vrlcs were supplied by
Sigmund RumbrrI and IIHroII After
idge. respectively, some OF the num-
hcr% are said to eunpar" To Tho MorrY
Widow and other lrht opera suCCcsses )
which delighted Washingtons theater.
goers u few NcArH ago,
In the cast ar" sUCh "apGnl enter
tainers as Clifton crawford. remembered
as co-star with EesSe Mccoy ~ "Th"
Three Twins" Conroy Il lie Marie COL
Inns X Hart, Franklin EaU-. Numtu
FitZhu%h. Helen GOff Emily Niles.
AveliEg & Lloyd. the famous Rosie
Quinn. and company OF 12',. ccrrrIsIn@
the pick OF this Seasons crop of chorus
The Washington times., 1916-02-06
National: "The Masked Model
Premiere of Musical Comedy.

\L,W orcrctta entitled 'Ih'
n Mask"d Model comes t" th'
y %a,ton'I this week. Carl woess
Is thu composer Of this produC-
,in, The books and lyrics were writ
ton nv Harry h. and Robert r. Smith,
tn. most slillful and successful of
American ltTettists. 1t has connected
md interesting story. The fret act takes
IIacc in Newport and the second at the
$ udcnts' hall IN Vienna, permitting di-
v rsity Of scene and aCtlon. That fun
uuiN "A prominent place in the scheme
Of "Thr Masked Model is shONn by the
cu,rInymcnt of such able comedians as
Frank DoanC, John T.. NouuG, Donald
Macdonald, Arthur StIHfoTi Eugene
Revere. Texas Guinan, Mary Robson
uhc girl with the midnight cycSl. and
Eva Condor. The lyric roles are en-
irus,ed 10 Katherine Galloway, a new
primh donna who is the great disCOY-
CRY e the season. Thomas COnkeN, and
Ethel OuFre Houston
7 Daniel FrawlcN Is responsible for
the intriCaCios of the staging and Julian
Alfred put on the musical numbers
Manager MAYNARD Waite has provided
an exquisite setting for tho new comic
oTera. The chorus is rich in pretty girls
who can sing 6c4 dance and wear the
latest STYLES !u spring frOcks, Cora
MacGeachN who designed the costumes
for "Around the Man also specially dc
-'-~' ~ 'NiS piece
The Washington times., 1916-02-06
This Week S
Calendar

NATIONAl.--"Thc Masked Model. ."
Premiere OF new musical comedy.
IrveninLs. ) Is. Matin"cs. WedneS-
and Saturday. 2.!j. Tuesday. 40.
Philadelphia Orchestra. Florence
lIInkle, ,olo!s, Friday. 40. Louise
Homer. Ten star series.
RELASCO-"A World OF Pleasure.
Wiptcr Garden Revue. Evenings.
SO Matinces. Wednesday and
Saturday, 30. To-day at SIS, to-
morrow al /, Peru, Newman
Travellalks
rOLTS-"Thr House Of thousand
taudleS.' stock production, with
\. H. Van Burcn. Evening, Ssl"'
M4tinevs. daily except Monday
try in Ashes and others Even
ugS >lo. Mutinees. daily. 2.l5.
sunday performances, and SIS.
ETY-Purlesquc social Maids
Company. presenting Busy Little
Cupid" with Stone and Fillard.
Evenings, sis. Matinees, daily,
2.l6. Sunday performances. and s..
GARDEN-Films. Third week OF
The Battle cry Of Peace Today,
beginning at 3 Daily PERFORM
ances. from lo:|o a. m.
sTRAND-Films, Julia Dean in
At , Daily performances, from
1890 Il IN.
I.OEW'S COLI'MBIA-F'ilm Anna
Held in Madame la PresidCnte
Daily performances, beginning AT
1870 To-Day. Fannie Ward IN
"Tennrssee's Pardner,' beginning
at ..
The Washington times., 1916-02-06
keith's: Lily Langtry In
"Ashes." Vaudeville.

lily LANGTRN appears Al Il.
+. Krith's Theater this week in
"Nshcs, Il London comedy of
tn" nobility, by Percy Fem
dali She is supported 10y Lionel
Atwill. Leopold Stark, and Mile
Guillou. It has been stated by
the critics who hav" seen her
Inat in this play Mis-. I.angtry shows
her artistry better. perhaps. than in
ANYTHING in which she has been S"cn.
As Lady I.amhrrt, the brauuful act
ross has the role of a wife caught in
"A ,ight place hv \ designing fri"2d OF
Nor hushand ThC scene IN Mhi,N She
Ihwarts the hlackmailCr is described
as full of susDcnso and action. cunclud-
in. With u surprise dcnou"m"nt
The rc-cnlOrCing bill is led 10y Julia n
Rose the original played of Ah" Pot
ASH" in the Montague Glass comedy
Mi Pose docs impcl sOnati"nS Of llc-
prev characteristics Collatod und"r the
titlr. What happened At tho Wcd-
Ling Ruhy Norton a'd Sammy Toe
appear in SONGS and dances. ONO T.
numbers arc tho Old Homestead double
quartet rrrscntod ~ FRANK Thompson
The Washington times., 1916-02-06
Where To Go
TODAY

Two concerts will he given ny the
smiling Beauties Company al the Gay
ety Thcatcr at and n IN. today. The
following spccialtleS WIN be introduced.
Exclusive songs. b Mss I"lll RUSSELL
HarrN i Morton and chorus. dancing
speciality. Morton. Russell and Emerson, &,
II You Want Doggc. Ruth " y.
"md Just 1T tho sun Went Down. ny
tn" Bijou trio.
~ g and >:li p. m. today. a; the
r. Keith Thcater tn" proGram will con-
tain Elsie Janis. Ralph Dunbqr's MARY
land singers VIII Morrisscy aud Dolly
HaCkctt. claude and Fannie Usher in
THE Straight Road" Raymond and
CaVerly. COrCoran and - nElo. Ralph
I.ohsc and Mana Sterling. lIerhert' :
lcapiue dogs. and other features.
Julia Dean will hr seen on the screen
at Moorc's Garden Thcatcr today in
The Ronsom." Tho auxiliary attrac-
ton viii h" "Cuud's Bow" featuring
Samuel Burns. There will be special
music by VI" Garden symphony orchcs-
ira.
"Thr Battle cry of Peace" will open
amothe" weeks ongPGemCnt today at
MOOrC'S strand Th"1tor. This picture
has broken NN attendance records i'm
WASHINGTON. nnd Il the 6rSt and only
rh"t0CrarhiC production To hold tho
screen Of any local thoatcr for three
,.,'h. special music 2ud iu;c1lor dec
ora lions add greatly to the effective
ness OF tho presentation.
The Washington times., 1916-02-06
Strand: "The Battle Cry Of
Peace" War Film. Third Week.

q many demands have been made
for return engagement Of The
1 BATH" Cry Of Ieace" thar Tom
Moore announces another week
of the picture at the Strand Thcater.
beginning SUNDAY matinee. All house
records Of the Strand Theater were
broken during the initial two weeks
run OF Commodore BlaCkton'S 5 photo
cr,ph,. masterpiece. cua the picture
has had the ~~.rty Endorsement of army
and navy officials ana mRny notable
men in public life.
THE Battle cry of Peace Is unQu"s-
tinnarly the most talkcd-Of film creation
cr Modern times. and deals CNhauStively
with subject which is nearest the
hoart of every loyal American citizen
tho problem Of Americas unprcparcd-
ness Commodore j. Stuart BlaCkton
adapted the scenario from Prof Hudson
MaNnu's book. "b"F"nSClCSS America
which is built solidly unon fact and not
uVIIun. The piCluT - call {" arms
against war, graphically portray ing the
.uCrcn,Clcss condition Of our country. the
consequences to which this condition
may lead, and the way to avoid these
consequences
The scenic effects are wonderfully
ContrlVcd, and the hlG episodes dop!r'
tho burning Of New York city. the Ma
rional Capitol in ashes, and the EXeCu-
tive Mansion in runs TIL" picture
shows lust what would happen if this
country were invaded hv foreign foe.
The actual fGhtinE forces Of tn" init
oH Strtcs are truthfullv ShO, ' Tho
picture is not propaganda for war, hut
Il IN" peace with honor !oN which
N.,r q ., "Hrro"tlv prRys
In 'Yrhr Rattle Cry Of Pcar"," are
sc"u -u"r uut9bl" Americans $50 Scrre-
tarv o. War Garrison. admiral Dewey
Mai Gen. Leonard Wood. DR.. Lyman
Apbo,t, and Admiral SiCsbee. Tho act
Ing cast includes such stage and screen
stars a. Charles RiCllman. Norma Tai
mage. l.. Rogers Lytton. Louise Beau.
dct. Harold Hubert. Joseph kilgOur
May Maurice. william Ferguson. an,
The Washington times., 1916-02-06
Gayety: Social Maids Go.
Present Busy Little Cupid"

- TONE and Pil!ard. dancers, are
the stars OF The Social Maids"
the attraction at the ,iayety dur
Ing the coming week
Mr. Iiurtig has provided a vehicle
that not only fittingly displays the tai
ents OF his stars. but which, in addition.
gives every member of Tn" company
equal opportunity. Tn" prin"iJal bur
lcSuu" ~ In TN" form Of musical revue
entitled. "BuSy Little tuWd," the
joint work OF Leon Berg and viii II.
Nodrnv, the former writing the book
and the latter the special music. The
plot, of necessity, - eXCCedmglN light.
and reVolVeS around the escapades Of
two American youths who go lo NeneZ-
ucla in order to be near their sweet
hearts who max" their homo with their
uncle in that most unstable tropical
rCpubl!c.
All of the scenery. costumes, and me-
chaniCal devices are original and costly
The cast includes such names as Billy
Baker. Billy Foster. Jack Pillard. Marty
Seamon, Jessie Hiatt, and the Jewell
Sisters
The Washington times., 1916-02-06
Burlesuue.

The sporting Widows company comes
to the Gayety rhester next week with
an cntireiV new production. The cas-.
includes John Barry, Billy Evans, Rut h
LoChw0od Abe Ieavitt Johnny Berry.
Annie Mack. Georgia Mack. BaNe Dusey
and William GrieHe. In addition TO III"
TWO usus! buriesques. an olio is II ra:t
OF the show. consisting OF seven spe
cialties in all. The burlettss are eN-
titled Tine Beauty shop" and AN ~
Fun" The scenic inNestiture. costumes,
ana electrical effects arc new. md Nh.
chorus j. composed ~ moro than
tverfS
The Washington times., 1916-02-06

Nan NalpcrIn. singing comcdicnne; tho
-FOUR McyGkos. In a Japanese nUvelty'
Burton Dau"l9 and Lester Conrad. the
hoyish Virtuoso. Iurv Gillctt and COM
pnny, The Lady from Delft ~" pipe
organ reCitaIs and the Pathe New pic
The Washington times., 1916-02-06
Vaudeville.

Weber md Fields come TO Keth's
next week These comedians. reunited
for vaude vile, and are presenting
Mike and Meyer" mixed with extracts
from The Pool Game" The Statues,
and others ot their past hits. Other
numbers in the bill are Josie Heather
and company. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Noelker Marshall Montgomery, Bert
Melrose in his falling stunts; the Five
Statues, and other acts.
The Washington times., 1916-02-06
Films.

The principal attraction of the DOUBLE
feature program at Moore Strand Sun
day. Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday,
the week OF Feb. l2 Will be George raN-
cit and Willard Mack in The Corner"
The auxiliary feature on these days Will
ne Minifred Greenwood in "A Modern
sphinx" On Thursday, Friday. and
Saturday Orrin Johnson will be featured
III The Pentents." The added attrac-
ton on these days will be Sam Ber-
mArd In the comedy. The Great Pearl
Tangle.'
Jane Grey. late star Of Kick lu.'
ma Tu!iy Marsha i, i"n"m5 AreE Tor his
MUr! as Zoe Brooks in 'J'aiC In Full.
sunday, Mlday ,nmI THesday Of the
week Of i, Dr"ar! J. II ID. v. Grf
ith,e f'rizatj.n Of Granville VA
Mick's novel. For Fomans Honor
The surplcmenl"lH .,ttI action VIII he
Mabel Normand and Roscoe Arhncl,l" T.,
"FnttY and Mabel admit" Oihor at
'lacliors anM"I need for tic renG,n,l"r
"f the werk in,Iudc Richard Buhlcr. in
\ Mans Making Lady Naync \rc,.
in 'OutNirt"d. and ANna Lntlr In
when III" Light cam" filrn ton -
ed on one Of Rudyard kirlins's best
stories,
Beginninc Frhruary 10 and cortm-
uing the first -four days OF the week
Chariot" NalN"r Will be seen on tho
screen Of LOew's Columbia in a pir-
Irritation Of hey former starrin"
| vehicle TIE Trait Of the Lonescr,c
line" which when seen in speaking
form had it's premier at the National
! Theater in this city.
The last three davs Of This wee.
'lCrenC" RuCliws'l viii be seen in =
revival Of tho HEoat charles Froh
! man comedy. "IIc Fell in Love with
+ Ills Wife, which when presented or
/ the stages Of London became onc or
| the great Jurors in tho annals ot
! dramatic history.