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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-17
Srunb.isentfmms itsbertrasnnnsn.
gineinndti, 1e. mui.

WilIiam 9inteIader II. Qlnb. a,
MiGan gorgan unb Mini gcrgan.
Got "a in @iIiam Dinteladsr's llns
ierabtbeilune an Der gloDsrnoot 4pes
nue., (Steusr SOC; 81.
Wiaium Sslpis an bic Gountps
9pmmifGrs, elm Streifen 2anb fir
StraBsnspede in Gettion Z in
SprinsfieIb supnibip. 81.
peter Gid Sr. en- bo., Elm Streis
fen 2anb fir Struben5ipede in bers
feIben SettiOn. 81.
2e6beus 6. oarbing an bo., Elm
Streifen 2anb fir Gtraben5ipede in
berielbsn Gsttion, 81.
peter 20. 9urr on b., elm Sireifen
qanb fir Strabenstptds In bsrfelbeH
Settion, 81.
8ernarb Banter II. qInb. an bo., Elm
Streifen 2aHb fir StrabenSDede In
berfeIben Ssttion, 81.
Der propincioI gcnpent Of Gpob
Sbepbsrb an 3D.. Elm Gtrsifen 2anb
fir Strabenspede in berielben Sets
iipn, 81.
CHARLES iyraio an Benjamin Gtats
man, Got 728 in Der 2. llnierabtbsis
lung bon Mlabifou pIoce (Steuer
SOC; 81.
@incsnt S6ulb an Gbarles Saips
Der, AZ Bel 140 SUB BON Got 81 in
2ouis gornuene' sllnnterdbtbeilurg in
MobifonpilIs, 81.
CHARLES Sorppsr an @ineent unb
Gutbrhn Gdulb. AZ BEL 140 SUB an
Der SiibIeit. Der Dit 2ebge Strabe in
Wabii iunbills, 81.
Serman Bon Sesfsn an Maraarst
Grope, 25 BEL 100 guB an Der Meits
ieite Der 6resman glbsnue, 113 6uB
n0rbli9 Der 8. Ssrabe. fsrner. Elm
Streifen ansrensenb, (Gteusr Soc Isl.
gbporb 8. ssuds an 2uan Siss@
man. Got 30 in Sarob glius' l1nters
abtheiluna on Der gobs Strabe,
(Steuer Soc; 81.
peter Serr an ghdrles 20. Mc@nrs
tbb, 25 Bel 134 SUB an Der Oftfsiis
Der Cinnamon Gtrdbe, 462 CUB
nDrbli6 Der Wtabifon Rodb, (Steuer
$3); 81.
Roie Wlaiiel an Ereb. unb Gli5qs
BETH Oenter, % Bel 85 Sub an btr
Deitieite Der gbidafoip Strabe,
(Steuer $3.50; 81.
9fusuit Sharbt an Q(nibonp Wils
Ter, 12 bei 100 SUB an Der nOrbDfili=
den Ode Der Ginning unb Strnfforb
Gtrabe, (Stsuer 5Oc); 81.
4rtbur u. Jaber an John unb GLE
aabetb grharbt, 10 bsi 15S syuB an
ISet SuSisits Der Daptpne aiDsuus,
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aabodt unb bin gu Dir segdnsen. I'm
Dir mein 9er5 ous3ui4iitten uitb
Did gu frastn, mas i6 tbun mub.
Sd nil ssipib nihis llnre9tes, Id
nil au9 serne MID bsusen unb nidt
msbr trpbia lno ipioerfpenitia iein,
aber i'd Isib's nidt, Dab man mid
I6le9ter madt als Id bin, bab man
mid iiber bic GtuIier aniiebt, ipeil
bumme Msnifxn einmal an meinsr
sutsn, altsn 9rootmosOsr dusSuieBen
sebabt batsn."
Sebes bisier Wprte mar nit feiter
Stimme seiprOden, uno bic junse
Srnu mutts niht mebr ben ssrinsiten
GiHbrud BON 9iIfsbsOiirftisteii. @is
T;e 10 baitanb, nor iis gang nnb gar
bic Glsfe anottnsrp, bic trob ibrer
junesn Sabre traffic bic 3iisel siner
san5en DirtIadft in ibrsn 9dnoen
gebalten.
.9Dre, Glste. mir i6sini, ols tds
men ipir 10 leid,t nidt 3u einem 3isl
uno ss lisBe in elmer StunSe ni4i
alles iih obmahsn. Spreten mn
beute nitt mebr 'bariiber. 60 bisl
bab' i'd nun aus Dir berous; III
ipilit obsr tannit ni6t 3uriid. 9alt
Ou seba9t, BEL mir 81 bIsibeng"
ga, Sntel 5irnert, geod9t babe
it baran, aber nun psnte ids nidt
mebr," lautsis Die rubiss entssJs
nung.
.SDurum nifaa SO sefdGt Dir
bier nidt. Sage es nur offsn hsrs
aus"
.gli6t s,faIlen2" frast. iie D.rs
ipunSsrt. n9as i6rn. 90 1T absr
bod anbers aIs id mir gebabt SD
meinte, psnn id Dir alles iasen
,piirbe, fpis ss 10 sefommsn 1T, 70 bdts
teIt 0u mid peritunOen unb narum
nitt I9le6t BON mir geoa9t. Run
bin i'd uniihsr setroroen. Sd mag
aber ni6i cine Nadt bel Dir bletben,
penn ib nidt ipsiB, Oab 9u nit mir
i'm reinen biii. Mir t6nnen Do balb
gum S6luB tonrmen penn Du aur
3eit bait, mid an3uhoren."
Sinri6 Sellners grluen sogen ii9
elm lpenie in bic 9obe, a6er Elm 5iis
itimmenpes aGdeln umipieIts ieiusn
NlunO, obipObl er nit bem Ginger
brobte.
.Gott bits! @snn Su in her
@eiie segen bic alie Sitting ansesars
gen biit, bann tann's sinen pabrbais
tia ni6t tpuu6ern, bnB es nit gih
Elm raI6es gnbe genpmmen bat. glnr
nitt 70 bibig, Glsie 3ipei barts
fSteine moblsn ielien refine. ipie IS i'm
Spri6iport beibi. Iltir it's iibris
gems rsbt, penn 9u mir slei9 ildrst
Dein einf9enten ipiIIit.'
50, Sntel Sinusrt, oas min i9,
unb bann ias's mir offsn berous. mo
i'd i'm unrs6t eepefeR bin. Sh
mein', Ou pirii fslsr iaeen. bab ih
ni6t surldisbreu lam, Id miibte ia
DOT Sham unter ben Mteniden pers
finfen.A
(Jprtiebuns foIgt)
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ipits.Sffnsten gusen. oditig iprans
er anf.
Die Serenabe mar su gnbs. Gilba
IddsIte barmlos pis 5upor; iie pldus
beris nod cine Meile, lie ipubte
Sebsrmann ettpas glnsenebmes gu ia
gen. bann rei9is iis ibrsn Wirtben
sum 4bIdieb bic Sanb. .Wose bus
nsue Sabr mir Sbre 5reunbi4aft ere
balten; i9 fperbe oIsielbe ME pergeis
fen" Ipra5 tie in ber5liditsr Deiis.
.Das tlinst ia 70, ais lpOIlten Sic
uns perlafen? Reiu, Jrau 9orit, Die
alien Wi9teImanns tonnen Sic gar
ni4t mebr entbebren. Ssbsn sic,
meine 9llts reibt I'D, iapu Die Gugsn;
peripre6en Sic mir beute, uns im=
merbar als sSbre natiirli9en Be-
ibiiser sssen bic Rabeliti9e beg &C.
benz, ansuIebsn, folpeit Sbr Mdnn
bisieItsn ni6t gu lin6ern oermag9 ga,
i9lagen Sic ein!-
Giloa leiItets Den 9anoi4las nit
beipestem SerSen. rOb, pie germ ipia
i9 bas!"
,Was i9 fir sic su leiiten fdbig
mare, Dsridipinpet segen bieie SduBs
pebr", faste gfrnpIb, bic Singer Der
junsen 5rau fsit unb iparm an feline
aippen Siebenb; i'd permlag nur,
Sbnen cine sliidli6e, ionnigs 3u@
tunft 81 piini9sn."
.Das lit aud senug, Sunse! Du
tbuit ia seraOe, als oh iiber Traa
Sorit's blonbem Saupte ein Damp
tlesi9pert binge; rufet ollie nit mir:
profit Reujabr!"
nproiit Neujabrl" rief Der sanSe
Gbur, pdbrenb 9iloa leiatfiibig Die
Sreppe binaufbui9te.
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2. g a pitel.

Der tommenbe Gag brad li9t unb
tlar an; fat iommerIih parm i9ien
bic Sonne auf bic funtelnben Straben
unb tbaute bic Gisblumsn DON ben
sefrorenen S9eiben binpeg.
gripin Sorit bate bic ean5e Nudt
in beriidenben Observation-Disclosures
5ussbra9t; bic drmislise, niebrise
2Sobnuns mar in einsn bo9rasenoen
palait Derpanbelt, ben bes aiinitiers
9anb nit itrablsnber pra9t uno
Serrli6tsit aus9ei4miidt; cine S6aar
Don Oisuern lauifte ieinen gefebleu,
Isinsn MaritaG fiillten tpItbare Rens
nsr = ia, bas gBiebern berIelben t0nte
ibm nod in ben Sbren, ais er enplih
erpahte unD lebensmiibs bic 9lusen
aufidlus.
Wlit idnellem @ebuntenfluse 5Os
er bic paralele, Die alte, unbeilbrinz
eenbe paralsle Spii6en Sraum uno
Wirtli9teit. Das neus Sabr nit ieis
nsn brsibunoertfiinfunbie9aig Saeen
9dbnte ibn beute troitloier nod unb
posr Denr eeitern on; bic Stimnle
(Sllbu's, tpel6e i'm Reben5immer 81
ibrer 9lrbeit fang, perprob ibn in tiefs
iter SeeIe. Wie ale i9pa6miitbtgen
Wlenfben perlangte er, bab Sober isine
Stinmune tbeilen unD perftebsu iolte.
Die iunse 5rau bemsrtte iebr ipobl
bic Drobenbe @olts auf ieiner Stirn,
aber lie beihlob, biesmal teine goti5
oaDOn 5u nebmen, Dielmebr rdumte
iie ibrem Gatten ben Sopba plaB
nebsn ii9 ein, bolte bas aaffeegei6irr
berbsi unb plauberte, lpGbrenD iie ses
meiufum friibitiidten, 10 ianft uno
lieblid, bab Gripiu ni9t umbin tonRs
ts, ii9 lu9eno einen unoaHtbaren,
griessrdmisen Gbemann gu nsnnen.
Gin alupfen an bic Sbiir parO rers
nehmbar; Der qoitbote trat elm unD
iiberreichte eiHen Brief. .4n Serrn
|srpin SOrit."
Dies greisnib mar Elm 10 duberges
pobnltdes, bub @ilba bisies S9reis
Ben eine 3eit lang Deripunbert in Der
SanD bebieIt, ebe iie es ibrem @atteE
iiberretAte. .Mein 6ott!" rief iie err
idrDden aug. lid febe cine arune, =
ia gspiB, bies 1T cine neunsatise
SrDne -"
Cine Grafen arone?" rief er
unb rib ibr beftis bos papisr aus Der
9unb; reine Srofen arone2 =
Solte mein Sbeim -"
Seine @ermutbunsen enbsten IN
unDsrftdnbli9em Miurmeln, pd6reub
er bas S9reiben bur6flog.
9iIba mar gum Nebentiid gstreten;
ihr Ser5 po4te in bangen 3psifsIn,
ni6tsbeitoipeniger besann iie bic
tiinitli9en Roien gum Gtraub 2u 6ins
ben, um ii4 sepaItiam CUR Rube 5u
5pingen.
r@ilOa! : @itba!" rief iest ers
min, gu ibr binitiirsenb unb ibre
S6ultern nit lGnsft psrgeTener, itiirz
mii6er 3drtli9teit umfansenb, ,gss
fegnet lei bas neue Sa6r! geHer, berrs
li4er tonnte es ME 5eginnen! Nb, bas
iibsriteigt felbft mtsinc tiibniten. Srdus
me, - id 5ittere Dor meiuem sufiinfs
tigen Glide Die I'm cine SeuenbldIe,
bic mir unter ben 6dnben 5erflieben
tOnnte! = llnb Du ite6it 10 taIt, 10
glei4giiltig neben meiner 1reube. ais
ginee Did biefes Sdreiben gar ni9ts
an. 9taes, mas i9 geitern nod nit
Ieioenfdaftlihem Scbmers fir INNER
berloren CAB, = Ines, ppnad meine
SeeIs 70 unausipre4!i9 leGate, =
Anes, pas i9 ia and fir Did ers
febnte, liest biugebsitet Dor meinen
gliden, - i4 bruil9e MIR bic Sdnb
ans5uitreden, 10 1T es mein,-unTer!~
f5ortfeB1Ins fOlst.)
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eine neue tinffi9e
Sanb. 9os Oeutihe Nuleum in
Miinbsn iieIIie einsm Ule6aniier
mia. Der cine neue aoniiruiiion fir
eine iiiniilihe Sanb erbdHt BAT, 3eit
nnb Wliiiel sur 9erfiisuns, I'M fsine
5bse fofpsit gu psripiriIifxn, bag iis
isbt Der SefIenili1isit besdnntgesebtH
fperben ionnte. Bel Der Gpnitruition
Der neuen tiinitlifen Sanb ipurbe als
SaupisrfOrSsrnib betruhtsi. bnb fih
bic einsslnen Singer Ieiblitbdiia, ipie
bel Der ndtiirIifsn Sanb. jebem Gss
ssnitanS gsnau anpafsu, baB bic
Sanb ben srgriffenen 9egsnitanb bes
Iisbis langs feitbalien tam unb bnb
bic griffs niat Don siner 3pdnsss
lage bts armss abbdHgig iinb, ion.
bern bab bas @rsifen unb ;5eiibalttn
Der 9se,nitdnbe in isber armIoge srs
fplsen lam. Die getbitiauna Der
Sdno ipirb bur6 cine duberf iinns
reide Sonitrutiion ermoglifi, bsren
@runbgsbanis i'm Jolgsnbsn fur; ans
gsbeutst i.i: Sebsr Singer beitsbt aus
brsi. aus biinnen .Stablbledsu sefsrs
tisisn gltsbiiiid.n. bic unisr iib unb
NIT bem Sanbtsll.r bur9 S6drnisre
Derbunbtn iiEb. Durd einfaGe 5ebss
Dorribiungsn tann jsbes fJinssrglisb
IN gang atnliher Wsiie bsirsgi ipsrs
ben, lpie Bel Der ndiiirlitsn Sdnb,
uus jsb.m Der flint Singer fam cine
bIiebige Stsaung g.gebtn iperben.
gang ME Der su srfaiIsnbs @sstnItunb
srforSeri. gs t6nnen 6siIpisIspsiie
5sberbaIisr, GBbeitsds. 5riHie.fdbs,
Dsri5suss obsr mas fonit INNER isi.
70 epfabi unb fsfs,balieH iperben, rpie
ss Der geseniidHb gum iiferen 6als
ten unb ilhersn Gebrauh srforbert.
Gin 3us Don nur rpsnistn 3sniims,
tern gsnilgi, I'm bic geiirsdie 9dub in
bic 5nuitlnse su briugeu. 10 bab bic
geibdtigung oes griffss bur5 elm
esringss Strsden bes glbostns oeer
beim 1eblen bts llnssrnrmes bur4
elne tleint getptsuns bes q4ieleslsrs
ies trfoletn lam. 1ur9 cine Tsl5fis
tbGiist Sperrporriftune ipirb bann
bic Snnb in jsber burn ben su srfaI.
ienbsn gssenIianb btbinsisn 2dse
ftitssbaIitn, aud lam fi,, obns tinsn
Gsssnftnnb 5u baIitn. In siner belize
big ssluGblien sipansloI.n GitlIuna
psrbleiben. gbenfo eirtfaa lpis BE
6tritslluna bes Griffss, iii isins Co
lung. Dur6 QiuFiesen bn Sdnb ouf
bic 5ifdpsatts ob,r burd, snbriid,n
bes Oberlrms an ben a6rper ipirb
bic SpsrrporriGiuns freigsstben unb
ldngIdm unb ollmGblih flrsden iitb
bic Singer, gang 70, ipis bies bei bsr
nutiirlifen 6unp Der fdll IN. Cine oe.
naus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III al.
len in Hstrafi iommsnben iad,slt.
fhrtftsn 5ugsgongen, 10 b1b Tid bic
1nhleuts einesbenb iibtr BE neue
@tdblbunb unisrrinisn f5nnen. Dds
Deutfft Wluieum felt bic Nnregllna
allsn Wrfitdtitn unb syabrilen obne
jsbt Gnti6dbisuns sur @srbtIItriina
unb 1ur klisbAtu 6trisIluaa aur
Lgssfl lGzucs
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@rnnbeisentdams.s,e .s,epOt6eisn.
einaetraaen.

eingetraeen.
9srbtri .. Aunpan an Dlilfori
9ome 9tbs. &c., $4,000.
2lrtbur 5. S6ntibsr on gilmore g
u. y. Co., $500.
WiIIan yorsin an gilmore 6. II. y
Co., $500.
Ben. Giiertamp an bo., $500.
ebtparb gDeil an glmpoob plac,
g. II. y. Co.. $3.50.
9lusuit $. @cnbsrbeios an ho.
$1,000.
CHARLES Sapbsr an MabiiOn o
u. go. 2, $1,000.
Do. on bo.. $l750.
9incent Sfrpars an ebarleH
Camper, $3.50.
Charles SO. UleGaribp anO'grDan'
pins y. II. 6. Co., $1,000.
5reo. 9enter all erpoiiiion 3. u.
6. Co., $1,000.
Januie aisbId.pis an WOunb ..
U. u. 8. Co., $500.
Gli5abetb aiiisl an Winton plat,
6. u. y. Co., $1,000.
2lntbpnp WiIer an ausuit S4orbi,
$15T.95.
sDa Meib an G. 9. Ria.r. ass
eeiuer. $3.50.
3. 5. 9opnsp an Sbeamore G.
u. 2. Co.. $4,000.
Radel poblmeper an Spcanlore Q.
u. 6. Co., $500.
Chris. g. Spnis an Big Uour 3.
il. Q, Co.. $1,000.
WliIlie Wurpbp on Mpobburn 9lps.
g. II. .. Co., $3.50.
GiiSabstb 9obnsrt an gait Gnb 8.
u. Co., $500.
alma granbborit on bo., S2250.
Wlarp q. 9arper an Glenn .. u.
g. ", $500.
Milliam u. Rantin on Soutbern
Gbio Sapinss gant Co., $4,000.
gliholas Gatsif an enierpriis 3.
u. 6. u. Co., $3.50.
George Speeb an German o. 8. II.
g. u. Co., $500.
Gelma Wulfman an Mt. Qooioui
q. II. 8. Co., $500.
Mlap gltetp on Gamuel D. Goo.
per, 5000.
SObn 8. anor on Mt. !5ealtbp g.
u. 6. Co., $1,000.
Diarb Mauie an G.ii Strset Q.
u. so. ], $1,000.
/garbara &. Doung an bo.. $1,000.
MarD n. Gaulinsr an WeIierll
5ins 9. g. u. 8. Co., $500.
Bertha Summer an Wlargursi
Grope, $3.50.
Sdmss 6. asiftner an Hpeisr RpIens
aiDsis, $110o.
Deter Cornelius an glortb Gin. 6.
II. q. Co., $500.
: Mamie 6arris on Charles 20.
Sbcrt, $500.
aoprsnrs BIadburn on Gouibsrr
Ohio 6. u. 2. Co., $500.
Rctert syraunocrf an aiberaI 8. u.
3. Co., $500.
Ssnrp g. Wistbcrn an bo.. $3.50.
aenneib RObinfon an 8lan9e Q,
Robinion, $40O.
2lnna 6. W. Srtman an Delta 8.
q. Co.. 500.
2flma q. StraipIsr an Blue Qlfb
9. u. g. Co.. $500.
9llsranber Rarl an price 5ia glo.
Q 9. u. g. Co., $4,000.
Sulia 9. RufEen an Wabifpn Rodb
g. II. 6. Co., $500.
0stilste 5ppotbeteH.
gsife Q. Coon an 6arrp Didman
II. @nb.. $o42.10.
Maria 2. Jonts an Cottage .. II.
8. Co., $500.
Anna 81. 9ap ON 6enrp S9oms
berg, $500.
Ilarp Dir an 5unbamsni0l 8. u.
3. Co.. $1,000.
g,iuesnt Gdulb an Gbos. GaDper.
$3.50.
Gbas. Gamer an wsabiiOn o. u.
30. 2. 1890.
Jauuis aitbl9spit an Union sap.
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rDarum iinb Sie benn 10 srantis.
5err Stdnglmeierg
% mel, Z bub' g'pett', bab duf
geliiabr Der Rrisg aus ia, inb muab
iest fir ieben Sog, ben ct LANCER
bcasri, a. @nb @isr sdbI,H!4
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rsn srsasa. ia rrtsisn sas .qudrnaisr ssIrseIat-.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-26

bition is to enact Othello as he feels he
alone i'm these degenerate days can play
the Moor. on the London stage and in
the comedy he gets his chance 10 do Il
at the Shakespeare tercentenary. How?
All. that is the play
Supporting Mr.. Skinner Is an excep-
tionally strong company that includes
Janet Dunbar, clever young actress who
made hit when she appeared with David
Warfield in THE Return of Peter
Grimm" Enid Bennett, Luella Smith.
Walter Gibbs, Walter f. Scott. John
Rogers, Harry Dodd, Henry Croeker and
Ernest A. Elton.
Mr.. skinner presented Cock O. the
Walk for many weeks at the George NJ.
Cohan theater. New York. and he will
give IT here with precisely the same elab-
crate production.
The famous Oberammergau Peasant
players will appear at the Brandeis
theater, next Sunday evening. April 2. and
will present farce comedy, Mr.. Jack
son I'm the Mountains" giving the per
formance in the German language. They
bring with them the old time customs
of the Fatherland and music is made
feature OF the entertainment.
Jerry" the play in which Miss Lang
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-26

Il III II dIu w allOn lully y story OF
life in the Hawaiian Islands,
- will be presented az the Bran
! kA1@tlsMs dcis by oliver Morosco, for
es=sssssssszssS the third time in this city
commencing this evening and con-
unuinS for four nights and a matinee
on Wednesday. AIR. Tully has written
= story pertaining 10 the South sea
Island possessions OF Uncle Sam. that
is not only fun OF facts relating to
the islands. hut alSo is Tiled with essenti.
ally dramatic incidents. The cast is
headed by newcomer in this city, IN
the part Of Buana. Carlotta Monterey.
q young California actress. whom Man
Rger Morosco discovered this season and
whom he predicts big things in the
dramatic line. Others in the cast are
Hooper l.. Atchley, Roberta Arnold Rich
ard Gordon, Laura Adams. Wilton Tay-
lolT George p. Webster James Nelson,
annie Nantis and a score or others. in
cluding the quintette OF native singers
ard players, whose sweet music is one of
the charms OF tho play. The scenic ef-
fects Of The Bird OF Paradise" are as
true TO nature as the scenic artist can
make them and the last act showing
Mount kilauea, In violent eruption, is
one Of the most realistic scenes ever
put on any stage.
Otis skinner viii provide the enter
tainment at the Brandeis on Friday and
Saturday nights and at the Saturday
matinee. March 81 and April /. Mr. Skin
ner is one OF the most accomplished
factors on the American stage and his
visits to the local stage are always a
f5oN. Ills last appearance IS remembered
with special delight because he was seen
then I'm his wonderful impersonation OF
lTadji the Beggar in ''Klsmet." This
season, IL is said he has another role.
OF an entirely different sort. in Henry
Arthur Jones comedy, Cock o. the
Walk that fits his personality without
g wrinkle.
Mfr. Jones. who is one of the foremost
of English playwrights. has been pol1ing a
lot Of fun recently at various Glasses OF
English society-an occupation I'm which
he seems to take quite as much pleasure
rs Barrie does when he is laughing up his
sleeve in his whimsical fashion at his
3 Scotch kinsfolk. In Cock O. the Wallt'
Mr.. Jones' butts are the knishted actor
managers who control the London stage.
hut WHO think considerably more OF their
social prestige than they do of their art
The foolish little matinee girls who adore
these same actor-managers and keep their
theaters fun come In for some teasing.
too and there is one very amusing scene
In which some lord bishops Of the Church
OF England take a prominent part
The hero OF the story-Mr. SINNERS
role. OF course-is Anthony BeIlchamber.
a bohemian thespian left over from the
''paimy days OF the drama, celebrated
RY,s
don thesaurus of Shakespearian ouo-
tations and traditions of the ''old school ="
: bibulous and irresponsible, with a monu-
mental nerve" and a ready wit ana al
together a most lovable rascal His am
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-26
frances White M lite 0rOheum

opened her engagement last night at the
Boyd theater, will be the attraction for
the coming week. ending Saturday night.
Jerry is an American comedy in four
acts. designed to set forth the amusing
willfulness, waywardness, but charming
and instructive sound sense OF a heroine
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-26
TurpIn's School Of Dancing

Twenty eighth a Farnam. New Glasses.
List your name now. Private lessons any
tima AA4MHX hlA3,
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It takes but a minute OF tims 10 save
dollars when you read The Bee went Ad
eolumnA --
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called. for short. Jerry" 1.-THE girl an
hour ahead OF time" Miss Lang. OF
course. plays the part OF Jerry which
originally was played by Billy Burke,
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CONTINUED on PAEe sl1-cOl. SIX
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-26
4, Gaek o'Ae Max SS4~OI1s

HE Bird Of Paradise" Rich
ard Walton Tully's story of
life in the Hawaiian Islands.
will be presented as the Bran
dcis by Oliver Morosco, for
the th.rd iimn In this citv
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-26

and 1t is in these parts that she is at
her best. MIR. Lynch plays Montagu and
The balance Of the company IL very hap
PLY cast IN this play. Matinces will nc
given today. Wednesday and Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-10
INAUGURAL BALL SURE
TO Be Held MARCH 5
Whether Wilson or Hughes Wins Presi-
dency. Fete Is Certain.

An inaugural ball will be held on
March next irrespective Of who Is
President, Washington society was
pleased to learn yesterday.
President Wilson IN 1913 would not
give his approval to an inaugural ball
and none was held. but 1t was stated
yesterday that if<elected he would give
his sanction. Should Judge Hughes
be elected President, It is said>to be
a certainty that an inaugural ball Will
be held.
Col. Robert N Harper. Yell-known
local Democrat and chairman OF the
finance committee of the last inau-
gural committee, is. authority for the
statement that President Wilson
would, IL reelected, approve plans Tor
an inaugural ball on March 8.
There has already been considerable
speculation regarding the composition
of the inaugural committee. If Presi-
dent Wilson Is again chosen as Chief
Executive. 1t is probable that William
Corcoran Eustis, chairman Of the last
committee, will be selected. %Col. Rob-
ert N. Harper is also spoken OF for
this position.
In the event of Judge Hughes cleo
tion. It is said William B. Hibbs has
already ben suggested by his friends
to head the inaugural committee. Barry
Bulkley has also been mentioned Tor
this honor.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-10
BREAKACHILD'S
COLDBYGIVING
SYRUP OF figs
Cleanse the Little Liver and Bowels
and They Get Well Quick.

When your child suffers from a cold
don't wait; give the little stomach.
liver and bowels a gentle. thorough
cleansing at once. When cross,
peevish, listless. pale, doesn't sleep,
eat or act naturally; If breath is bad.
stomach sour, give a teaspoonful of
California Syrup of Figs" and in a
few hours all the clogged-up. consti-
pated waste, sour bile and undigested
food will gently move out of the
bowels, and you have well, playful
child again.
If your child coughs. snufies and
has caught cold or is feverish or has
a sore throat give a good dose of
California Syrup of Figs" to evacuate
the bowels, no matter what other
treatment Is given.
Sick children needn't be coaxed to
take this harmless fruit laxative"
Millions Of mothers keep it handy be-
cause they know its action on the
stomach, liver and bowels is prompt
and sure. They also know a little
given today saves a sick child tomor-
row.
Ask your druggist for a 5O-cent
bottle of California Syrup of Figs"
which contains directions for babies,
children of all ages and for grown
ups plainly on the bottle. Beware of
counterfeits sold here. Get the gen.
uine, made by California Fig Syrup
Company."-Adv-
The Washington herald., 1916-11-10
Purely Personal

B. L. Sproul. of the Southern Railway,
Is on business trip to Louisville.
The Misses Ethel and Mabelle Lowell.
Of Westbrook. Me, are visiting their sis
ttr:.t ter: Mrs Albert Willardt in Twentieth
Miss Hazel Huntington. of New York,
spent Sunday with Mrs. P. A. Sample, in
Fifteenth street.
Miss Roberta L. Kennedy, Of Hobart
street, will spend the winter with her
father in Alabama.
Walter Judson. of this city, will spend
the winter in Pennsylvania.
Miss Alene Crittenden, Of Irving street,
is spending the winter with Miss Agnes
Trowbridge. formerly of this city, In Ger
mantown, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Bowman, of Beal-
Washington with Mrs. Bowman's mother
Mrs. Emily F. Prince.
Miss Margaret Rogers has returned to
this city after spending three months in
Franklin, N. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. Belt, of the
Corporation Bureau, are visiting in Lam
caster, Ohio.
Prof. L c. Corbett. of the Department
of Agriculture, will return Monday from
a ten-day trip to New York.
Thomas Nolan, of Carroll street, re-
turned yesterday after a 6fief visit to
Mahonoy City. Pa.
J. c. OImstead, of the Bureau of Natu-
ralization. is spending a two weeks vaca-
ton in Northern New York
John F. Atkinson, of the Government
Printing Office, is on a brief visit to
Boone County, Ind.
Miss Mary H. Loudon has accepted O.
position with the Public Health Service.
She was formerly employed in the Bu-
reau of Labor Statistics.
Richard L. Merrick has received a pro-
>Oationary appointment in the General
Land Office.
Miss Charlotte johnson is visiting rela-
tives in Virginia.
w. L. Rhodes has returned to Washing
ton from a two weeks vacation.
G. B. Dashiell is out of the city on a
vacation that will extend over Thanks
giving.
John S. -kennamer is visiting in Ala
bama.
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Murray are on a
two weeks vacation in Maine and Mas
sachusetts.
Joseph Gibson is visiting in Louis
vile. Ky.
Harry c. Hayne is spending his annual
vacation in Ohio.
w. c. Robinson is visiting friends in
Elizabeth, N. ].
James H. Devlin is in Saratoga, N. Y.
visiting his parents.