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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03
SUITABLE DRESS
FOR ALL WOMEN
MISS HELEN JOHNSON ADVOCATES
A STANDARDIZED DRESS FOR
STREET WEAR.
Lecture Was Mate Yesterday Before IN
Exceptionally Large Audience of
the Woalln's Club.

't:r,' Mas :h' only woman who could
si:,l'. III. tim" I" cuItlvutc i3,r mind.
. h"c,,..>. Sh" didn't hav- /" worry about
nH'' crossing som" other w"inan." said
Miss .ii"l"n Louis" johnson. OF
ID. ",.uv:.l Federation o; Woman's
. riIt.>. wh" SPOKE yesterday afternoon
- the Hole! Windsor before the local
N.'rian'> Cub.
Sh,' 4dy""at"'! most urgently stan
!ns w"lnani: "ui!il which would look as
ut nrI tr:in aui up-iu-,!l;". AS III"
; clothes ~ men do. mill t!I"y IRE worn
.."mr' t.!,' out. Although far from
.ir. - rrturm"r. Miss Johnson pointed
I'll. IN" wished % reform wnman'$ at
;iTnd, coward dress. how with thr de-
"r,..tslnc value OF IN" dollar. il hehr'v"s
III. American women I" purchase Wise
>iy. m"t only IN lhH pattern OF the gar
rl!..r... huf - jh.. materials as we'll. Al
. rh"UGi, permitting III" "Gr"ai"Sl liberty
~ ":"'s o,h": t"orks FOR home and
parry wear. th"' SPEAKER adhered most
~r.rur"ur!y IN her plans for tn" sim
pli,lty - STREET riuth"$. This dvtuunds
2 mat - sufficient number Of women
;,!..uriiy THEMSELVES with III" project In
mir IuSjSi"n".. i"v such garments. that
. ih.' garment MAKE Will y" JUSTIFIED In
,,lac:ug i; up~n III" market.
81" !aIGrrai"h. too. som" such uht-
.nr.i FOR IN. Sch"Il :irl. who would
,."l:!.. in" ~ U.s.. naturally and not re-
.,.t =, w"Ar.H@ what tn" other SlrIS
nj ftpt. y UNIFORM ~ Il S'l''i'I 'i'll -
,ru~~.~ IS = mark 80 m"n"r and dignity.
lr.. lrni no Depreciation in ones self
respect IL evident in som" such stan
.l.."s;i..I wearing apparel! Tn" muddy
i,lnil~"S %r" appropriate" or the Peter
.;'-,nirSu, dresses. With SIiCn an ."S-
,,.,GI: -i,ni custom il would alleviate the
r:.r,i<ilii,e 81 tn" urIny who are imam
.-.,Ilv ut: hl.. ga NO.. the constant strain
If u;.-;u-,iat.moSs duG "; dread to hav"
their children clothed il IN Inferior
manner This 'S"rv"S equally as WEI!
..!. ;E... YOUNG woman who earns her
"Sn living.
l.. r"r",:.ii r"unirics. custom and ira
Git;uu nav. i'lN,.-lrd The woman OF tho
nnnr.r Glasses with - garment which in
mo- Wis. differs from thnS" "t Years
a.I year, gon.. h. yet sin? * appro-
pri"t,.iy rni i,riisiiraliy dressed n all
titu.4. which not always applies 10 the
,yo:i!an nf :his country.
Mss: johnson Sp"k" a. incomes. ana
'i..!r Expenditure in IL" Wa% nj shelter.
f.,n,: "rd clothes. IN" rrnnurtiunate
:,ru",iut from Mco'n"S ranging from
: rnn ia ;hr", tir;.t> that Sum. Hero
sh.. showed h"w IA" man Of IN" family
from, iIl: standardization OF dress may
MIX. sis; purchases IN tn" way or
,,.,,r,., and h.. r"rr"rtiy and neatly at
itr.l len. .,r,..-'3,if ~ sum which Il Wo-
tu;t;i must .Ni".nd Cor street year. Win
~. ...nnnnii.. ;r"s>ur" which Will fol-
i.., .ur r-ar. : VIII "auS" th"' women
y, ,l,;nk r.ur.. seriously along such lines
.n:,r .,.r b. fore. aud MISS Johnson.
SI, var. = stylish ana becoming after
noon ,r..ck. which cleared TN" flour ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03
ANege Harrison County
Officials Lax in DUtY
Sr~''ai r:s:":cn !" The Im'c.l .,-,cr:.

FAlRNONT, ". Va. Marrh :
IN All effort to Set his records clear
helnr" The converting Of the MarrA
term OF CircuII court. County Cnrnnn"
Lloyd today concluded TWO inuueSis.
Lack Of interest shown by Harrison
county officials in prosecuting murder
cases III lhal county held up one CASE,
that q! Giuseppe Scaliu. shot a. Ri
erdaic. Harrison county. January -,
who died in Il local hospital january
-. County Coroner Lloyd. after Ell
pannrlln& Jury asked 'rOsecutin.
Attorney Morris Of Harrison county
TO allenf tn" inquest here. That ns.
fetal? refused Ia to su bur instructed
Deputy Sheriff Moore 10 attend. Til.
deputy also refused 10 appear 10 l.
Sist in lhr inquest and today The Ma
ion county coroner CLOSED tn" cas-
latter dISmiSSing III" jury. making hi,
record show iii" cas-" was iiSmissr /
without Investigation because Of tm..
refusal Of ilarrisiop county officials
10 assist.
In the case Of " T.. Brooks. haIG
breed Indian murdered February -;
The cnrOnnr'S Jury examined Srv"r;l
Witnesses and then returned II vGrdicI
that brooks cam" Ia his death from
gun sh"' wounds inflicted hy Fran,
pi$ci0nCri. an Italian. now held in M"
county aiI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03
AMI: R|CANS To
Be RELEASED
I.ARROWDALE MEN
OUT ON MARCH /
Four Oficcr-P risoncrs Make
Their Way to Danish
Frontier.

,,,.,,,>.,rG>- T-ron TOR.
NASliINh Io.N, .H"i'h
many III noir dei!E'ICo 80 .H' ;,,'.,.
d"parllhent '"NaI Nv ~ H"' '' i',,.',,
SWISS minister P'"u'IS'H ~ U',r,.h
OF lNt ~ To" u"a' ,,ii
:. SAYING quaiaMi'hr rr@u." . '.nS , "''
nave nee" '"H'i''''" VII" ~ ''"'
The arrival Of III" iOhr AhlcFl'"n
doctors al Copenhagen wa< reported
10 the department luda. hv american
Minister Exam.
I, !. ,,.ir,.l Flea; 80 .uun A. ihr
o,.',,. -, 49, ,.rnrir,n. !. Established
-, ,hn ,,,i.f.,r,jnr - ,h.. Hrirj.h con.
w. NV =: n,i,,,in,, lion, in
Su', VIII" - nu% .,.,,;,", ,,w mi
Cunl '; li ''." ro,,,,, ,n rhis
p'"n ,',,"", ,.,,h ,hn n,hr,. n,ironnr. viii
hn" n,'io h., rho .,.,,n ,,.n,r:mnnt
~ -, u''''N .,.,., ~, 49,. r,,.;..
1' ,'o,r ,,.,,n ti,n,r.,,,Gr, IN.
day i"!to"N'
.' 3" The. transfer already arranged OF
American sailors rom tn" IarrOwhitlc
10 the frontier has no, IL, yet been pos
Siblc h"cauSr on" Of III" british sailors
in camp al brand, bUrr. likewise from
rh" NarrOwLar. .internrG with AMER.
can sailors, wuS found Ia b. suffering
from iyuhus "%aHlhrma;jrUS (jyphUS
fevrrj Their transfer 10 N" SWISS
frontier will probably Lake place
March ! when quarantine Games 10 AN
cud The Snaui<h embassy AZ Berlin
has been invited 10 have doctors oi
confidence visit the Americans. This
Afternoon tMarCh j TWO NrlcInaIItS
and Two doctors from the Ydrrowdal"
vino were in officer prison camp al
Karlsruhe arrived at Mirnsmurndr for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03
Alleges Germans Have
Many Wireless Stations

SAN DIEGO. Cal. March ..rha'
there are several wireless stations b..
iug operated by German army officers
along the Lower California coast. and
that 4 number of German officers IN
civilian clothes are making their heal.
quarters n; Tijuana. Mexico. Il f"w
miles south III this city. WIS aSSrE,"d
tonight by Don Stewart. senior utlir"r
Of th., naval militia.
Stewart based his assertion Oh the
statements vi TWO Young Mrn giving
thu names OF Andrew Erickson and
Ollie Nelson. They arrived here yes
ter;iay from Lower California. and told
how they had been robbed by \ Iuui
Indians near Rosario, Lower Califur
mia. Having no funds, The boys start
I'D overland and at 4 point north OF La
Paz discovered one OF the stations.
ana another about 81 miles below san
Quentin. Stewar; was told by Tie
boys that they had walked for lurrc
Than two months.
Piles Cured IN to II Days
druggists refund money if PAZO ONT
MEN'T fails tn cure itchin. Blind.
El-.ding or Protrudiug lHlcs. First APP
ri;,:ttIou gives relief. soc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03

IL modest length. This she impressed
upon her hearers particularly. Ihut
skirts should be- Tor SANITARY ErasDhS.
rat least six inches from the street ana
dcuIurtd the taShluuS uf u few years
ago. when their isu-ri swept un>p"ak
able Nth from The streets and into
their BONES
\ large audience accorded tho speaker
at.ulau~r ana IN" meeting was nr"SIt'd
oyer rs the clubs president. Nrs. John
f.. r;.r..'-n-
4 nominating committees WAS elected
Yesterday WhIrh viii prepare til" ticket
Tor ia" Apr! election Of The clubs off,
Gers.
They are: M"Sdamcs. li"Tthn Ch!dW"lt'
.,;uv {; c. Allen, Cecil Robinson. y. I.
Wilson and Leo Wolfe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03
Using German Church
Bells For GrG2t Guns

IOPENHAGE.N. Maich =. Via I,nG
don. l"::: l.. VI. Germany now i
irawln" upon church bells Tor war -
Vi!r"mcnis. IN order arrr0rrIaiiny
hrunz" church hollis after March j
published IN III" German press On
h'll in Il chim" may n" rriaiGrd u
Gcia,Il; al nih"Y means for %nmmOnin.!
III" congregation ~ Worship
4 regulation covering the cnniiSr;
i.on OF aluminium rnnkln" utensils al
=, j. published
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03

afterwards thy went Ir&rih":. lr So.
Premier I.lnyd-t;"rrxn a. ms fi,i..,
residence wh"r" 'i.'! remained Il lruy
time in Cul.frr,.r,.,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03
Wage Advance BY
West Va. 9operators

sr~.la Dispatch t" The lnriiiscn./T :
ELKINS. w. Va. I1arch Am
was made: today by The
West Virginia Coal ard Coke Co. OF
an increase in wages of ten percent
effective March fjrstr The working
day was also changed rom ten hour
To = nine hour basis. = Like advances
were made by tho LAWS Coal and
coke Co.. Two thousard miners in all
hninr nffnctnd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03
CONTRACT AWARDED.

Special D,sra,rl, 20 T'nr Intcs;tccr.
CLARkSBURG. Wy va, Mach =
Tho Hazel Atlas GAass Co. today
awarded 4 contract 20 Kelley Bros.
Clarksbur2 CONTRACTORS. for the cree
tic4l Of an addition Costing $4,000 al
it's Grafton plant. The contract for
The structural iron Vas awarded the
Penn Bridge Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03
BACK ON THE JOB

REEl.IN. March 2.-,tH> wireless -
S,yyiII.. y. " -.Th" American sur
IONS wh" lott ';rauL'iU; At Tho h"sin-
.linE nf February, after tn" breaking uh
nT rrlnt,unS between Germany amt the
I-rirod States noNv hal., returned ihcr"
arnI Resumed ;h"ir w"rN II ia" hospital,
SAYS tn OVERSEAS News agency tthr
rfIi,Aa, German news hur"nuD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03
Weak, Nervous, Rundown
Men and Women

Your symptoms tell YOU that you
need q powerful vi1aliZinC tonic TO re-
gain your lost health, strength and am.
bition. Go to your druggist today and
ask for small box Of Pamgin Tablets
with Gentian. They arc guaranteed "a
help your or money back. {. II. GrieSt
& CO. can supply YOU.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-10
Statesmen and Solicitors.
Can You Sell TO Farmers?

We will pay salary and expenses to
men who can sell goods direct to farmers.
Splendid opportunity for rapid advance
ment II you can show results. Must be
familiar with live stock. We want only
Al statesmen who are aggressive. hard
workers and who want a permanent pay
ing position. II you are willing TO go out
on commission with expenses advanced
for two weeks trial, with guarantee OF
good salary, expenses and commission II
you make good, call or write, giving ref
ences and experience. International Stock
Food Co, Mlnnea polis, Mimi
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following permit has been Issued.
c. =. Musgrave, 1907 North Thirtieth.
krtck garage. $4,000; q, u, Price. 4367 Ham
liton, frame dwelling. $4,000; Boston Ground
Rent Trust. 2is South Sixteenth, repairs,
n,4eo; II. p. Carlson, 3oit Indiana avenue,
kAme dwelling, $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-10
West.
A GENTLEMAN's HOME.

y iiohct
ON Sad St. overlooking Hanscom park;
a dne, stately, spacious residence in the
center of a beautifully terraced plot 1s0x
l75 feet Contains IL large, airy, sunny
rooms, with innumerable closets. buffers.
stewards and maids pantres: billiard
parlor and veranda in cupola facing the
park; full basement. partitioned for en-
gineer, laundry. lumber room. vine and
fruit cellars steam heat. gas, electricity
and freplaces; bathrooms on each floor
and 3 toilets Price. $4,000; any reason
able payment down accepted, balance
mortgage at per cent For sale only
by the -
SOUTH OMAHA INVESTMENT CO,
1925 $. cath st. Phone South 12t7.
ROOMS, ALL MODERN, WEST.
Hot water heat east front Never be-
fore have We been able to offer any place
that Will compare with this at the I'M
he. I'd of price. First floor finished in oak:
has fireplace. garage in rear, full lot; paw
ing paid one price to all. $3.50. $500
cash, balance terms. Call Douglas 6ss6
for appointment.
TRAVER BROTHERS,
$40 First Natl Bank Bldg.
WEST FARNAM stucco. Ter, modern. Lot
value, IS, 900; house value, $4,000. All for,
5000. 3lS No. 3sth Ave. Doug, cst7
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-10
FOR RENT-ROOMS

ATTENTION. ROOM HUNTERS!
II you fail to ind the room you
desire among these ads call at The
Bee office for a Room List-Gives
complete detailed description of va.
cant rooms In all parts Of the city.
II more convenient phone The Bee
Want Ad Dept and give your name
and address and a list will DO
mailed to you at once. New lists are
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-10
SWAPPERS' COLUMN

WE swat or buy kodaks; films developed
free eLe-day service. Kase Kodak Studio.
Neville Biz. 18th and Harvey,
GENTLEMAN'S lined winter crayanette to
exchange for Airedae puppy or what have
you? Address S. c. 91Q. Bee.
FINE kodak, postcard size, TO exchange
for violin. or what have your Boz s. c.
7iS, Bee
A LITTLE AID in this column will bring
about some remarkable sxchasges
4-HOLE oil range. used two months for
frst-class trunk or bag. Tyler 1916
$500 EQUITY in two homes, one lot, for
good automobile. Col asa
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-10
FRATERNAL ORDERS.

CRoUNsE HALL
Opposite postoffice, New hall for lodge
meetings and dances Excellent floor.
YOUNG a DoHERTY.
s2s Brandeis Theater Bldg. Doug 1871.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-10
POULTRY AND PET STOCK

bAMAGED scresnings. Use a sundrsd A
= W. WAGNER. sol N. 18th.
HOR Believing wyandotte cockereis
and ono good duroe boar. Call colfax 1914.
The Washington times., 1917-11-30

Beautiful Scarfs Real Filet Collar
for head or shoul- and Collar and Cuff
der from the plain Ct. ,o,,,o oo,,,-
fhe beant;fnI head- bined with hand
ed effects priced embroidered georg-
AZ si IN SIs cite. Priced $298
Fiber Silk Scarfs 1850
in white, light and SSt1n Colars,
dark gray, black, Sna Conar ana Cun
bi,e rose and nur, Vestees. Priced at
pie. Priced at 81, sI'oV' 70 $z.SS.
S1.50, 81, and So. Georgette Collars,
Angora Scarfs in Collar and Cuff
light and dark Sets and Vestees.
shades. At $1.50, Priced at SOC, 81,
81, and $3.50. S1.50 to $398.
Angora Scarf Jabot Stocks in
and Cap sets. an endless variety.
Priced at 81, $1.50, Priced at SOC To
$3.50 and So. $40.
Palals RoyaI-Street Floor.
The Washington times., 1917-11-30
Neckwear

has become necessity according
to prevailing fashions, therefore.
most desired Christmas gift.
Our broad collection offers neck
a0ear that 10iH satisfy every
feminine fd1lcu.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-06
MILITARY
TRAINING N THE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Tho tfs dors % wsg az nasc a.
be growing n not sr--s5Y ygrflrg
the Detroit Fedsrn-s1n . AIR 80.
a delegation before ~ ss2rss-s ~
schools committee - ~ h1ars q,
education Mondsy 10 prrsas- "a ~
any scmblance - Diiitary TIA ~
IN the public schcsls % I-trt1'
T0ey particularly attached the -
tial training which Is betnx girer
hoys In the Central high vho1s
whose parents have signised thsf
they wished their boys TO R~t sSh
instruction The committee took The
Protest under eoqsidera pon Si,so y
comment
Maurice Sugar. Socialist attorney
whose wife h. a candidate TO- the
Ceven-member school board. vas one
OF the spokesmen Tor the committee
He declared he Sas against ANYTHING
which vould inculcate in the minds
Of youth deAire to kill. and added
that he didn't think the meu who
went 10 Mexico were good citizens
because good citizens believe in nc
International boundary lines
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-06
ORGANIZE TO
SECURE RETURN
OF SCHOOL HEAD

-s~k-E to obtain The relnstate-
.-ss---- Ro-..sa
rtar1snr a. Lhe Greenfield
'gwas-lp h0oiF and tte removal
- thF foRnship school board a
letting @, ths taxpayers % the dis
i-lrt ~as held i- ~ Highland Park
Eetroclst church WonGa night. A
,--rarn ~ TIE Detr1tt Citizens
'szzus wzs formed. .wirh Iyean Wy.
lis elected 10 the secrctaTyEhip.
TIE league also Eiu attempt 10
bring the Greenfield district into
Detroit. e-ecting a consolidation
with school District No OF Do
truit II hat fs accomplished. the
Greenfield board Eill then cease 70
exist
Superintendent Kelley says that
he has petitions asking his rem
statement signed by threeafths o.
The rrsdenn- ~ the district
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-06

local and national advertisers who
have declared IL % BE their prefer
fnce and pleAsurf-as well as sound
business pFcc-dure--to let the liGnt
of their own publicity hls-f w.
TIE b~nisrns 81 TIE oeatttpdes me-
~ thena We The Times exclusively "a
Detrolt, others assure as shall
have a. wuch copy from them a. any
other paper - iorg "a We ~ rzr
tanner with that strange device. III
The times prints u TIE Tines BE-
f1~vss t.
wish time avallee - call the roll
- Tire spare euyers who have gotten
clean advertising @, their sensorY
nervss and 90 70 their meteor nerves
Ne says unto an Watts Brown o.
TIRE Victor Taking Machlne Co he
Ne~ee. 20 SHREDDED wheat Alvord
q NO; Tsbests g Goodrtch Tire
Nons.acn Mln.e-neai. stswsrt ~
Vrigieys la FPtrs. ~ Royal Rak1mx
Powder Eper~f - fn~ Enrvcfnr~fi =
britannica f~weft - the TatEs
NsarN - the wf~ton FerA Ctal-
AfA@F---f ire 1t7rnu btfE WEFIE = .
berllnE ard Flrssfn-e. - ne tirr ir-
fustry Bond OF Waite House Caf-
fee Morton. % Memo Corset. Booth
Retk i-iAnd' Roberts. - the c. ID
a st p aud many Qthsrs,
These are they Wko Rave MT core
down from the NrBr. - Colds ura-
! ton. saying "All We want - ar a.
dience-huik circulation rot henit-
tgd~s" They have ear01E~t atvsr~
iising integrity as a. eccrc-4r A.
vsn,sxe. and % faith thsT Aars sftsi
works
Ano they have b-@- .rr...E --,rr-
l gracious about lt---erpT 49, -ruft te
hinting ,hst "scNsrrus r-sV-r ltr-fF ~
Il
comes out % "a"
Less than four yea. - 49, I.--tus
| ~ eur adventure rF-ar w.
havsnf -applle nu~ rsr~ N~f
| diHgeuce We have ~ 10y f5IiF
better with our r~ars err
re bring tnis uarref y ~
Mayor oaynor 10 Fcn~ Hs--s- -
DER - no more Ines M tFfEre
Rciss~vain kept the fa-h- sn0rrf
gccd nshi and anishsd tae cugrs- -
4! the western rim az ths ~--tt-sr-
~where the ~unb~auis r~Ff wher -rsF
promise glorious tcnlorrou
Al th,s - SOLDERING w~-s fnr
the night - coming" runs the Old
hymn % our school days gr-st
fSvovite Win Elothful pupil. Work
Tor the nlEht l. coming when mans
work - oer Detroit will have
uTiiiiob IN 1870 az We prefiefsd IN
the frrt scccurt OK cur adventure
g'v~n ~ palfi-lors In 1914 WIN rye
r-~r c~rt - trss million be attracted
~ the b-sfls1s-s "a Newspaper
ssss'ns rst.-r thAn By buikin~ss
bAns hty-
That % ~rt-* -arE - IRE pris. u
our hirk "a ~ for 'h@ next four
years Trs rs,tr-t - fhe rasf is
years nakss - snwsr snd con aasnt
WrafHve- rrfr- 49, a--r - 3 . p
we W. 80 wfTers- Wa 49, EodAsss
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-06
GARRIak

cARRtCN
Lew Fields made lot ~ NV
friends Monday night ana ol1 n't
lose anN ~ the old ones Nhch nc
appeared ia the carries th'1sss ~ -,
ou~n a weeks engagement IA Bosom
tends" a thrrc-act comedy OF the
oufst and dlgnihcd variety. IL Ma
i. urIik~ the Fields the thfatergocr
hrs SHOWN FOR more than quarter
vi IA century Go play the part ~ a
at-5. heart~f country clergy man. tut
I'd served e. prove the truth ot the
theory 20 thls comedians countless
nfr,lrrfa that ne "a capable ~ some
fhing better than the slap-s stick bur
iv-lle, dialect comedy that has MA De
hin fauoue Fields proved Monday
nfght that ne u an actor and not
merely clown.
Given the part ~ an elderly Dutch
clergyman tending a small dock In a
southern Ohio city. Fields made the
Philosophical and patient preacher
live AS Few comedians could have
done a. and altho his WAS = serious
husfnlss and ne was surrounded ~
many petty Rnnoyanccs. the sense OF
hunior 81 the Rev. Sebastian hrng.
a. interpreted by Lev. made ~ the
NJ Yields was assisted ny very
cara BE company aid not dstract
FROM the delightful evening the or
fering gave.
Tas play ITSELF Il the conventional
one 81 the young village hero gong
H. NeW York 20 out An ance the hnNn-
cial giants % the '-bis city. ana who
returns 20 the village sadier wiseF
agd poorer and fisgraeed INTO me
bargain The homely Bat Nnerfe
Hliiosrphy 20 the countr, hrNeE' ,.
n alfrCfeut 20 meet such eniergrnctfe
g. III Is reported that thr yoNnE
h.ro. thanks 70 the Alt 81 MS buFlr,
x od old Kew Krug. grew np 10 pe
one ~ the leading and sub-tantiai
clF.rens q RhinsViile. %
While there are many laughs ahd
allrnsf euunfless smiles ia the un-
fotfirE - Two months history - the
usrst .nferesttne characters ot Rhine
WHO thsre are many touches ~ real
uathor ans strangely enough NJ
FTetfs h.ndi~s tne emotion 20 sat
aufe as satlsfactorii, as ne
c.ss tne quantity humorous VEN mat
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THEATERS

% Jane Houston as the Fotherin-
gay Miss Houston. known 90 lie
troit playGocrs thru her connection
with the Honsteile stock company
lovely Emily. who could dselaim
Opheua or cook a stew of beef ana
onions without az much as fr9wn.
ing line Appearing on the placid
beauty OF her face. Mas houztoh
read, her lines with rich hrogue.
srsy.A portrait Of the lrlsh tatiefeu
The exc~iisntIy balanced cast pre-
sentsd Alison Skip~orth as the un
grammatical and Nalsar. o1' I'M f,,n
shayne as the delioately rvansd AI .
Pendsnnis. Helen Mackellar 40 the
noWer-like but ssnsiole Laura b"il
Helen Msnkon as tho SINGING, senti t.
mental but vixenish Blanche. Edward
cumbs 10 nlanchs's silly Ancctations
Mary Worth as the cQSkney washer
womans daughter. Fanny, helcn
beaumont "a the aristOcratic durn-
sss; Charles Kennedy an nne elt
as the bibuious Captain Jack Cost
gan. Harold West as George War
ngton. Walter kinEsfurd as the
pflggish and usccptlhie Arthur at"
John :, oBrisn As the majors fNs-
The play. whn. il viii never De
the success that Mr. Mltchel "
BECKY sharp proved for Mrs. flske.
wiil have it's charm for many FOLK
wLc care for entertainment In the
iheetsr other than that provided IA
the smart comedy and the musical
show Ia is accurately staged and IL
played not M the fashion % the
present moment. but Ina the spirit OF
the day In which It's characters lived,
aud therefore 10 artistic.
ELLA NAE HAWTHORNE