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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-16

Thirty years Il sufferer from
Rheumatism without relief, then
fiuting perfect health in $. S. s.,
IS the experience of Mrs. Brame
Of Texas. Read her letter:
July %, 1916
Swift Specific Co. Atlanta. Ga.
suffered with rheumatism for
about thirty years, and never
found a cure till took S. S. S.
am now in perfect health and no
more nervous worry. | cannot
say TOO much for what it did for
me. It is the only blood tonic in
my estimation. | will always
recommend it TO every sufferer.
| am.
Respectfully.
MRS, E. H. BRAME.
3410 Spence ST.. Dallas. Texas.
Mrs. Brame'S ease is typical
OF many others who have found
s. S. $. the only relief from
Rheumatism. Mrs. Brame'$
happy experience will be yours
if you follow her advice and take
S. S. S.
Not Mystery.
There is nothing mysterious
about this accomplishment. Mrs.
Brame only needed remedy
that would drive out of the blood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-16
DARTMOUTH BASEBALL CARD,

HANOVER. " H.. Nov. l,--Thr base
ball schedule for nartmnulh'S 1917 seq
son given out by the gradual" mana ger,
IT, q. Fender. Tonight. contains twenty
Rnmes, ten abroad md ton nj home Col
legcs appearing for tho first tim" rm The
Green's schedule are pennsylvania State
Of Pennsylvania nn1 Cnl"at"
Games with colleges ont N"w Eng
land arc: May =. F"nnSy Ivani;r Star" at
Hanover: May II, University Of Penn
evlvanIa NJ HAMMER. Nav -. Princeton
AT princeton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-16
WRESTLING MATCH
WILL BE Held Tonight Between Halve.
OF the Senior League Basket Ball
Games at z. M G.. A.

Members OF the gymnasium class Of
the 7. NJ. Q. A. Will stage a wrestling
match between hnlvoS OF the Senior
Basket Ball league games tonight at the
association. 1t was announced last night
by Prof. Charles J. Miller. Wrestling
physical program this winter and mnny.
OF the members have become quite
proficient in that art The admission Is
Yrea - So
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-16
wAsHJEFF FINAL woRK OUT.

Special Dispatch to tho Tnteltsoncor.
WASHINGTON, Pa. Nov. 1I.---W. Il
Us final workout Of any consequence"
prior to the Washington & Lee game Of
Saturday was staged this afternoon nj
College Field. Tho drill tomorrow will
OF necessity be light. az the players
leave late In tho afternoon FOR Pitts
burGh enroute 70 Richmond and will
not have an opportunity for 4 lengthy
practice. Most of the men wcrs on the
field this afternoon and n" workout
while not n severe ono waS charact cr-
'zcd by lots Of snap and ginger
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-16
HAVING COLD TRIP

An automobile part% composed Of MIS-.
T.. Marlowe. Miss NJ Rciger. Miss l.
Marine Miss +. Vent and Mrs. J. Shcp-
herd. all of Detroit. Mich. stopped in
the city ard took dinner 1T the Stamm
hotel. They are just returning fron? =
pleasant automobile trip 10 the east. but
were caught in the two days rain storm
and the present cold wave, which IS
making the final days OF their trip
Ia her nnnlcaSaMt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-16
FORMER STARS ASSIST

NEW HAVEN, CONN. Nov. lE-A
half hours scrimmagr. during which the
varsity scored two touchdown$ against
the scrubs. featured the practice or the
Yale eleven today. Tho remainder Of
the drill WAS devoted to Individual In
Structions to the line mon. n dozen
former stars assisting Tad Jones in this
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-16
POLICE PICK-UPS.

Four alleged DRINKS were picked UP
hv the police last night and are being
held for police court this morning.
James ONcal. by Officer Smith: John
Doe, by Babh; John Smith. by Luuau,
and Sam Bcrghoff. by Couley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-16
VERY exclusives!

cry exclusive!
The fabrics which we so
carefully test to make sure
they're all = wool and fast
color are all woven to our
special order - no one else
can show them!
Our designers collaborate
not only with the best mills
here, but with the best mills
abroad.
This Fall, for example, as
a result Of our foreign atflIi-
ations, we are showing even
more novelties than the high
priced tailors.
Our soft hats are designed
10 give the utmost in Style
and Quality values we're
proud TO bear our own name.
GEO. w. FOX
1910 Market st,
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Oeut(c6e G6eater-
gOurnee In Je6r0s6a!
Gie in Cmubn init 70 sruhcm Gr'
folg aafsetretcne @rieaIdaft
duf 3ieiieu.

Die inter Der Qireftton BON
SuitaD SImar in Omaha in orei
8oritequngen erfolgreid) aufgetre.
tcne oerti9e Ebeatertrllppe lit geTtern
ouf Meiien gegongen uuo tpiro in
perihieOeten .Stdoten lrnO Grten
Ne6rasta's 8oritearngeu peranItoI.
ten. Gen 0cutlden 6e8 States 1T
10 ielten @eIeeenbeit gegeben, iid an
heutiden Stiiden 81 erfrelen, Dab
fe oieie @eIeaen6eit nit Jreu6en CT.
areifen uno III Sdaren 8u ben Dor.
Iteatngen itrGmen Inaten, Defenders
oa bic 8eieafdaft cine uirflid CUTE
III. Gte @eieai6aft g~oItiert torldu.
fig in ben f%oleenoen Crten:
20. Sanunr: Stanton. Spera
SouIe. Inter ben Quipicien zines
9iirger.a omitees .ltnfel gr1fg4.
26. Saunar: 8aBne. o&8enn
Der 2anolturm fommt. z
n. Sdnnar; @UrfOlf. Opera
@ouie. 5eit.8orItellung. aatIer's
@%ebgrtstog. pNem Der 2anoiturm
fpmuf".
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|ginWei6ung Der
81. JOlep6'S EirC6e!
9as Heiic Wuttcsbans Der bentIdDen
aatbOIitsa ipirO SOuutag Ieiner
8eitimmuug i~i6ergeben.

Die neile 6errlide STRIDE Der oeuts
ifen &otbolifen bon Omaha miro
AM forrnnenoen Sonrtag ieiner BE.
thinning iibergeben iUeroen. IS
miro Elm @brentag In Der @eibidte
Der beutiHen at. Sofepbs @emetn0e,
Die iebt cine Stride bat, Die Die
groBte in Omaha uito cine Der iHon.
item i'm Sidate lit. Die giiDuei.
bung tpir6 negen 6es tilr5lideh ab-
Iebens oes @ildofs in aller Stile
~boll5ogen, mdbren0 Die offentlihe
@eibe nit etnem Seitaftlts i'm Wtoi
It~attfinoen iuiro, tpenn Der fielie gi-
idof bon Omaha ous @ottesbaus
.eintueiben miro.
8ater 8oeififus, Der I1ngidbri9e
Neftor Der @emein6e, miro bic 8eibe
naditen Sonntaa morgen itn s llbr
poa5ieben norouf Damn Der critic
@ottesbienIt IN Der nelten Stride
Itattfinoen piro. Ger gau lit nod
nidt gang poaeu6et, o6er BOD 70
melt, onB Die @~ottesOienIte bon iett
a5 BARN ItattfinOen f6nnen, Die w66-
reno Ser gou5eit i'm Sdulbaltie ser
@enteinoe n~bgebolten tplrDen.
Die Omaha Eribiine@ miro Die.
fer cage nod auf Die giniDeibitng
Der neilen Stride 8ltriftonumer.
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ans &ebrasfn 9Th.
Sud- Sentunia!

(gingelan0t.l
Dir, 8elltonia 2oge gt. 10,
Sci geonnft iiir oeirie offene SonO.
Die 8lnoen, Die Der groBe arieg
9ei6G1gen,
beilen Oh i'm Iie6eu oelttIdeil
@1terlato.
Silfit 10 mande Crane itiGeu.
Define @abe miro fiir handles ornle
Gin6 at grot,
lln0 mic ELI 5eIien felt, 10 tren uno
opfermilig
or Dem alten 8aterlunoe bel
in ieiner eroBen Scot.
GIs leufteno @eiipieI ItebeIt ou
Dor allen,
3eiGt ou Sen @es Sen anoern bout.
ihen Sogen Al. gereiuen
limo aud uns. 9tift gu erlnbmeu i'm
@e6ot Der BfIiht,
90 i6mer uuo miibeboa Der Weg
aHd mag erIfeinen.
8rum ei, Seittonin 9oee CIR. 10,
9ir oorgebrodt ein oreifah Don.
nerno frditig Sont
Iegenbringerlo nitten tpndien
gliiben mo eeseib'n, uieI Sabre
noaL
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ipieoerbolt ausfunit gegebert ioOaB
mir beitte ni6t b%eionoers oarauf Su.
riif5ufommen brollden.
Die aonteitanten baben bic llebers
8eugung geluonnen, bob Der 8ors
iprung ben Der cine ooer anOere
eeiuorfnen 9a6en mag, nod imner
leidt eiugebolt mer0en fam uno in
0ieier forrefter lleber3euepug blei.
ben ita mobldiiig bet Der arbeit.
Sober StonteItont bat bette nod 10
3iemliA Die aleiden @eminndunceii.
sttmmen iin6 nidJt i6lper at
benn Die S6gIide 0mdba
Eribiine lit cine 70 ausgeaeidnete
8eitung oaB Die Geutider, Die ite
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RonteRaaten unb Tire gtimmen3aM TnO Oie

Gen. 4asaier, Stoe 81. ........ .198,400
Sreo. Staab, Slate So ........ .193,600
Sulins Seitner, SOuglds So. ........ .192,300
aarl 9bilipicu, sewarS>Gu So. ........ .189,800
it. 3ittmann, 9iron GO. 10000
s. s. Sdsner, Glap gp ,....... .157, 800
So6n @~robmanr, Gnor &c.. 49,. n. 100000
.. 8rasse, SeluarO Go. ....... 1900
g9riit 9th, GrapfOrS So, ga, ...... .46,00G
augnt Beubt, Seiuarb So. ........ $4,000
8reb. Sanber, glatte GD. ......... $4,000
German &Df, GeSar 81 $4,000
Seinrid SOrseas, Sripp So, Sp. DAT 10000
8. ". SoOmaun, Ridarbion 50. Y. $4,000
Sans 2aus6ebn, Snug So. ......... 10000
s. V. Stu9r, Carroll So, Sa. ...... 10000
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-25
NacD SDnnersta9 feline
SDppel=S timntetl mel)r!
2(le &Dnteffanten fDIlten pUlifGucigen &eridbt
OUmnerSta9 2lbcnO cinienOen!
Geo. Magaiet bemte wteOer an De Spite geriGt!

uebernnoreerL 9onnerstog, lit Der
lebte Gag, on pel9enn 8oppeIItim-
men gegeben meroen in benz erobeu
autonlobil ) &ontelt Der 81gliGen
Omaha Triblne. Dieter unItono
ioqte ie0en 4outeitdnten anIpornen,
nit ieiner Arbeit Oes abonnenten.
Sammelus bis gum Iesten 9lugen-
6Iid oieier widtieen 3eitperiooe aus.
5ubarren, I'M elnen redt grpBen
&oriprtng 5t befoulmer. Sober
Ioute nit %permebrtem Gifer bel ieiner
aufgd6e bleiben ttno feline @iIfstrup.
pen nidt minoer at erbobten Sd.
tieteit anipornen.
ueber Die @rt nn0 8eiie Der Gin.
Ienbung Der letten 9oppeGitimmen
9oben mir an 0ieler Steqe bereits
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-25

crit nal fennen eeIernt bdben, serne
o1rauf dbonnieren. Ino Damn bat
bod ieoer aonteltant ieine 5rennoe
ln0 gefonnte, Die BEL einem ioIden
8ettbelperb gerne ibren 6rernoeu
beIfen. inoent iie elm Sabresabonne.
mett nebnten. 9a ourd) oie neleu
gl6onnenten Die meiiten Stimmen ge.
nonnen toeroer, 10 iollten DIE 9oil.
teitdnten fid ~beionoers oritrengen,
uere 2eier 8l nerben.
Ger fIeiBiee Geo. gllgaier aus
9toe gountp lit berte ipieoer an Ste
Spibe gerudt. Sic 8fneite Stcae
Bot st. Stat6 aus Columbus CT.
ebert uro Die brittle miro bon Sulilts
6eitner bon Douglas Gon1tD cilt.
genomnteti.
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SdauabensM asfeu6aa.

am fomnler0en Somstag abeno,
ben 90. eSarluar, b~eriommeln fd
.nidt rtltr Die 4merifaniihe gaoild-
8reuBii9 uno 8lrttem.
bergii6e. iott0ern aii6 oie0eiterreit.
unsariider mo 3ilrfii9en edna
ben it Der b0bmiihen Surllerboae,
10. mo 9orcas Str, nm Dem be,
.fannten Qiosfenbaa Oes Omaha
Sdpabenbereins bei5uWobneu. Sci
0emiel6en fornmen 6 mertboae grei.
ie sur Serteilung. 9nB man fid) bel
Sen Sdluaben gut unterbGIt, lit ia
bel Der ouf Der gansen @elt befonn-
ten idludbiiden @emiitlidfeit be.
FAINT. glio:
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glatsense Der Oentlden su6e.
Die GrnorOnns GSmnub aaSier's
in @arh, Sab., nidt
aufgefldrt.

OurDs $40, 70. aSQn. N5ll
CONNER borigen SSyu1res mar in 6et
Munitions. uno Stabl.S toot @orp.
Sno., Der &oriisenoe Oes oortigeu
Sta0toerbonoes, @aitor @Omun0
aapier, meudlings eridoIien NOR.
0elt. gS untcrliagt to1trn einenl
| 3neifel, DAB CT itd lpegen ieiner
energiiden agitotton aegen Ole 8of.
fenoushtbr oen SAB eeipiiier areiia
51l5og un6 feline Grmoroung EN- Sra.
heaft Der 6reltnoe Der Alliierten
mar. Ser StnatsberbonD Snoiano
beidloB, oa Die goIisei bon @orD
noQitnnbig D~eriaete, oen Mtorofoll
nnterluden 51t laiien. 2eioer boben
Die altgeitelten Grbebunsen bisber
nidt 8itr @~ntoeduug oeS Moroers
gefiibrt.
Serr s. 6. MiIler aus &ammono,
elmer Der @i5epr1itoenten 0es Stonts.
berbonoes, beridtete ilber oas mega
tibe Reiultat Der llnteriudung in
elmer fredericksburg oes Staots.
8erbanoeg, pelde tiirali9 in Sll0ia7
nnpolis Itattfan0. gisber 1T nidtS
9efinitibes feitgeiteLlt moroen. Serr
Weiler gob Der ltnf1bigfeit oes $50.
li3eifefs Bontus SeinB in @arp
Sdul0 an Dem 6iosfo. Ct i6iloerte,
nie Die boAlobli4e Bolidei III flarer
einiiht tbrer lln5ul1nglifteit lid)
jest einen ridtig geben0en Selleber
(i), Der auf ben Gamen Or. Bern
6oro bon 8ernalter~ bore, augeIegt
babe urto nit ieiner 9ilfe 0ie Mi0r-
Der o%lsfinoie maiden fpoae, boralis.
geieBt. ooB iid bic ga9e be5oblt
moht.
gu Dem 3tpede baben DIE 9uten
.2eute eineu oaapier.alub" gegriinoet
uno geben ieoem, Der ieinen 8eitrog
tentridtet bat, Elm i60nes 0iplcm.
sic balten 0erinmmllIngen ab unb
loiien fid bon oGr. 9efnbar0 bon
8ernoller" beriGten, ipie rn9e CT ben
0oroern getomtnen iei. Ser meiic
Waann ipo5iert in einem prielterartis
gen @efpan0e un0 3p~linoerbut UNI
Der uro gilt in @orD fir elm eroBes
2idt.
Gontlt8 &eink, Der bodfpeiie Bolt.
3eigepaltige, bat alien ibm 4on.
.furren5 modenOen 9ribat-G eteftiben,
Die Dem MorordtieI aitf ben @rrno
geben poatens ltno ~iiberbotlpt ieoem
Der feline Naetbooen nidt biaigt, 6as
2eben iauer genadt er5dblt $err
Wfiuer.
Sn Der 8orltaaasfb1ng tplr0e elm
LANCER Shreibebrief bes golioei6efs
berleien, Der it1 nid)t entbI6oet, nod
einmal ben StaotsDerbano I'M @elo
o~n6ubetteIn. ga Der @orItan0 ober
fem 8ertrouen feat in Die 6Gbig.
teiten Oieies Sberlod Sulmes BON
@arn, Der INNER nod, iUie es beibt.
oie armen Siebenbiirger i'm Ser.
oadt BAT, neil tie it'd einrnol NIT
SnpIer ~Oerlueinigt batten,
puroe ibm ietne Bite abeeI6Ioeen.
Goiueit Der 9eridt. Oie Soae
oamit gum g(biflub eefom.
81 ieiu. 8aitor anDier's gr-
morOung Oiirfte rngerddt blciben,
Ipenn nidt enereiide @toBnabmen
mer6en Inn Die Roroer
,t ermftteIn.
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Grit. g6riiinnicn, Sarpb So. .10,1N
Gmil GOenen, sGeIbb So, SGy ...... 1000
Silt 9efer, Glag So. 10000
Mrs. 30. Seicmann, Seller GOy GOlO. 10000
Geb. 81. Gnscl, See So, Spiua 10000
s.. $. Gei6er, Srautlin So. 10000
6reS. gseber, Mari9aI Co., Sami. 10000
Garl 8laoe, SOaelas So. 10000
SEQ. Suebent6al, @OIf Co., Suiua 10000
6ranf Gn6bed, Solar Gu ........ 10000
George Serscr, SOlf g. SOiua -. 10000
Sobn 6Dlssubers, Sage So ......... 10000
Nns. Nlenne, Ganeater So. ....... 10000
q, 9. geidurner, Gauealer So. .... 10000
Ctto 8. OF, Glatte So ....... 10000
Gtto Gnitmeser, Gutter Gu $500. 10000
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nMdnnla. 8eibIr, guaba mo an
Wt1ola,
9omtnt ltno orebat @ild beim
Son5e ME am Haoln.@
adtana, 9entfde!

aoumt st s. s. 6. GnmO6r fir
beIten 2imburger Safe, 9erdudertcn
gatfii6, 6aienpfeffer. 8ier uno
56nops baden mir aith at ber-
foufen. 207 iiioIide IS. 5traBe,
Smebn, Neb.
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BEIRUT Gu6 hei einfduicn olf
Ole a1ribifRe~.
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eptun.uinrdt in Stalisn.
Ser Gpgn Eereia Garrenus III itaIienir
fGer &rrterbaft.

1t
Dor turoer 3eit tam Der junse
Sanger @ippaant @areno : Sagllas
petra, Sobn Der ~berugmten tn 1er=
i'm aniai1l9en alnpRrpIrIuOpn ZEE
reia 9arenO, aus utatlano, mo er
lGt3epH 2age I'M @elangRts gebdla
ten muroe, na6 Gugaup. Hpm trug
IT ben Snreaen Der DertIoilenen 2oge
i'm AnIllg. sem ADenteuer betpetlt
pieDer etnntal be ungIaubliee, an
U%errGdt9eit grenSenOe 0plonenJurGt
Der StuIlener. Spr pentgen NDDcheH
gtng er NIT eI1em t9m betannIen
5tatleRer our9 pie 9traBen Wiatt
Ian0s, ais ipnsn &anpnurmtrupgen
.nissgen tatten. Gr auBerte gu tetz
aem Uetannier, baB er Don mlliiGris
Ihen 0ingen ptd)ts Deltebe, no er
IeIbIt ME Sgoot seipelen iei limb
alnt etnmal Elm @eIDe1r tenne. GIn
5pIon, tDd9rlueinll9 elner Der foges
nantltell patrrotllgen @eieIligaft Anz
gegOrlgen, mug in Der ltabe gepelen
uil0 irgeno etpas peritaHoea baber.
2atia9e TT, oaB eth aflonpmer Srief
rte poIE3si DeranlaBt bat, ben iungsn
Sdflger gu Der9aTIen, 4ut Der 4Soz
ll5eI lag anBerOem Elm tur3er 8rlef
Iesner uslttes aus Berlin, pelcber ais
OelalIenoes YtaterlaI uHgelegen nurz
De. 2rDg letner MISUNDERSTANDING
gen uHp zen Angapsn ieluer 6reuuOe
GnD oetanRten, odtanter pes uitrIs
pers eaoufola, ipetrIe man t9n mt
elneHl Suap 9emeIner Yerpfeuer N
etne 9elle, DIE BON unge8IeIer mtmlz
atelle. Spelle unD Aunt purDen
IN uttsll 1DlIgelaBel peraDret4t. 2u
er tltgE imItaape lDar, aus oielen dps
ueuIluen 0eIaBcn etnas gu genles
gen, perloeI9erte ct ofei 2Qge lang
Gle AaArurg, bis nad) Der nrlaue
JetprluI Duroe unD Elm s5nlpettor
lDm nene @eIabe lberbrIlgen lieB.
am itb aug olelsr entleBIlgen Goge
5u retten, tpDlIte ll9 Der llnge aiintts
ler, Der iiibameritaniider Staats.
burger tit an ieinen Eoniul mems
ben; a6er crit am pierten Gage ers
belt CT pom geidngnispirettor bic
&rIaubnis bierSu. Die 4nttport bIieb
iebod aus. Crit 6reunben, bic bic
4bpeIenpeit bes iuugen Mtanues Be-
merit batten, permO4!en ben 4ons
Iul gu einem 8siu4e i'm 8etdngnis
du bslpsgen. 9ns mar am fini3e6ns
ten Gage. 8ebOr er entlafien tpurbe,
pbotograp6ierte nan ben iun9en
utunn bon allen Soften uno nabm
BON inn bic Ginseraboride ab, ME
bel einem gefabrIi4en 9etbrsGer.
grlt am a4t3ebutm Gage fuurbe @io,
oallni GafenO tple0sr In 5reibeit ges
ieBt, es purOe ibm aber aufgegsben,
@tun0en in 8egleitang Ell
Ges SduBmanuss Stalien gu bsrIoIs
len.
Ghon Dor sinigen @pdtn mar in
Muiittrsiien bic Ra9ri9t
oerbreitet, bab aua bic 3oftsr 9es
garenos, 5rGulein S9reiita
goelapietro, bic pis tore Mutter cine
2IobiertinftIerin lit, in
gefansen gslsbt uno nit ges
8erbredern 3uTommellgeIpsrrt
iet. Sersiita 3agIapietra
in Sunts ton5ertiert uno foil,
lIs fie mad Qusbra9 oes arieges Su
Ebrer Muiter mad 0eutf6Ianb rel.
fen poIIts, IN algisr bon ben 0ran
,Oisn feltgsnOmmen urb, ME ODE
esmartert poroeu ftin. ST
btpIrmatiide SnterbentiOn ia
lie bic dreibsit tpie0ererlongt.
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The Washington herald., 1916-02-08

tet struck a popular appeal, and the
"AeSop Was a Very Moral Man" was
attractive despite the unoriginality OF
idea. The former enga sed the services
of John F. Young. whose vocal oppor-
tunities throughout the piece are slight
Ethel Houston. Texas Guinan. and Mr.
Macdonald. while Miss Guinan sang the
fable song with her customary flash of
yvacity.
In the cast Mary Robson figures prom
inently with her undeniable dark-eyed
beauty and strident voice; Frank Doane
does his best to wiring a laugh from the
comedy possibilities; Thomas Conkey
warns to his vocal opportunities in time
to give capable assistance to Miss Gallo
way in the dangerous The Voice Of
Love- duet, and the chorus which makes
up in numbers what it lacks in pulchrI-
tUde-possessing enough good voices to
make the ensembles at least effective
In his production OF The Masked Mod
eL' Maynard Waite has supplied first
act set that is gariEh, while the second
act mounting shows a baCchanalian
frieZe that is diScusuUgly sensuouS in its
treatment The principals of The com
psny are effectively Costumed with less of
attention to artistic effects in the gown
ing and grouping of the chorus
In a word The Masked Model has
enough dangerously lifting melody; suf-
ficient merit OF musical motif to war
rant the reconstruction Of what Is now
a very mediocre book, and the inter-
poiation of a sufficient number of snappy
specialties to lift the piece from its dead
ly level of incOnseQuential sentimentallty.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-08
HORSEMEN PREPARE
FOR SOCIETY CIRCUS"
Riding and Hunt Club Members Dis
cuss Exhibition to Be Given
in March.

Tentative plans for a society circus
exhibition early in March were discussed
at the annual meeting OF the Riding
and Hunt Club. or Washington. In the
clubrooms. Twenty-second and p streets
northwest, last night 1t is planned 10
mingle comedy stunts" with good horse
manship at the exhibition.
Albert L. Mills was reelected presi-
dent and these were reelected TO serve
with him: Richard K Tyler, first vice
president; DR.. ]. Breckinridge Bsyne, sec
ond vice president, and Clarence A. Aspin-
wall, secretary-treasurer.
The officers, with Robert Chapman,
Capt. William Mitchell and George Oak
ley Totten, jr., constitute the executive
committee. The executive committee, to-
gether with the following fourteen mem
bers, were named for the board OF gov
ernors: Gen. James b. Aleshre, Ord Pres
ton. William n. Preston. Dennis A. Up
son, Gen. James A. Buchanan, William
F. Hit, Walter r. Tuckerman, DR.. L. C.
Heneberger, Hugh Legare. DR.. Frank S.
Nash, Gen. George p. scriveen, J. II. de
Sibour. George Y, McLanahan and John
o. Evans.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-08
MISSOURIANS BANQUETED.
Third Assistant Postmaster General
Entcrtnins for CIarks.

who's Who" in Missouri were rep
resented at a banquet given last night
at the Raleigh by Third Assistant
Postmaster General A. NJ. Dockery,
formerly governor OF the Bullion
State. in honor of Speaker and Mrs.
Champ Clark and their daughter. Mrs
Genevieve Thomson. the only guests
present who do not claim a home in
Missouri having been Postmaster Gen
eral and Mrs. A. s. BurIeson.
The guests were 4. ". Dockery,s A.
S. Burleson. Champ Clark. w. J. Stone,
J. A. Reed. ]. T. Lloyd. w. w. Rucker
J. w. Alexander. W. p. Borland, c. c.
Dickinson. c. w. Hamlin. d. W. Shac-
kleford, w. L. Igoe, w. L. HensIey. J.
J. Russell, p. D. Decker. T. L. Rubey
Bennett Clark, DR.. n. r. Jenner w.
]. Cochran. c. P. Keyser. Roy Rob-
erts, Mrs. A. S. Burleson. Mrs. Champ
Clark. Mrs. W. J. Stone Mrs. J. A.
Reed, Mrs. J. W. Alexander Mrs W.
p. Borisnd. Mrs. c. c. Dickinson. Mrs.
d. w. Shackleford. Mrs. w. L. Hens
ley. Mrs J. J. Russell, Mrs. T. l. Ru-
hey. Mrs. Isabella Cochran. Mrs Edna
Keyser. Mrs. Barbara Roberts, Mrs.
Julia Jenner. Miss Mabel Stone, Miss
Peyton Dickinson. Miss Agnes Shac-
kleford. Mrs. Genevieve Thomson.
Miss Dorothy Browne, Miss Margaret
Winston and Miss Nellie Thomson.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-08

Commodore Blackton prepared the seem
ario from facts and figures culled from
Prof. Maxim's book "Defenseless Amer
lea" and deals with subject nearest the
heart of every loyal American citizen
the problem of Americas unpreparedness.
The picture Is a call to arms against war
and shows the way to peace, the peace
with honor that America so earnestly
prays. The scenic effects are wonderfully
contrived and the big episodes depict the
burning OF New York city, the National
Capitol in ashes and the Executive Man
sion in ruins. THE Battle Cry of Peace"
shows just what would happen IL this
country were invaded by a foreign foe,
the destruction of our navy, the total
extermination of our army and the de-
spelling OF American women by lust
crazed soldiers. In the picture are seen
such notables as Admiral Dewey, Hon.
Theodore Roosevelt. -ecretary of War
Garrison, DR.. Lyman Abbot, Maj. Gen.
Wood, Admiral Sigsbee, Capt. Jack Craw-
ford and such screen and stage stars as
Charles Richman, orna Talmadge, Jo-
seph Kilgour, Louise Beaudet. William
Ferguson. Mary Maurice. William Hum
phreys and others. Special music by the
augmented Strand Symphony Orchestra
and scenic and electrical effects add
greatly add to the effectiveness of the
Photographic production. THE Battle Cry
of Peace" will hold the screen until We'd
nesday inclusive.