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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-20

see how 'Gets-It gets them off in a
hurry and without the least pain. I
can wear tight shoes. dance and walk
as though l never had corns."
"Gets-1t" makes the use OF toe
irritating salves. bundling bandages.
tape, plasters and other things not
only foolish, but unnecessary. Use
this wonderful discovery, "Gets-It,"
for any soft or hard corn or callus.
It Is the new, simple. easy, quick
have to cut a corn again with knives
or SCISSORS, and run chances of blood
poison. Try "Gets-It' tonight.
'Gets-lt" is sold everywhere, go
q bottle. or sent on receipt of price by
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-20

Sold in Fairmont and recommended
as the worlds best corn remedy by
Fairnont Pharmacy, Cranes Drug
Store, ]. H. McCloskey & Co., Holt
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-20

Bryant washburn with good sup.
porting cast Is billed at the Nelson
today in aladdin Up-to.date." Be
sides this headliner there is Cani,
mated Nooz Pictorial and rollicking
comedy called "a Furniture Deal"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-20

Howe's Travel Pictures will be
shown at the Grand on the twenty
fifth.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-20

Hippodrome- Grace WATSON and others
Photoplay
Grand. .............A Woman Alone
Nelson. Aladdin Up to Date
Dixie. .......... The Secret Kingdom
Princess. ...........E End of the Tour
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
FOR UNIFORMITY IN
KEEPING MILK RECORDS
General Inspection Of Duirics supply
i"r Virginia cities IL to he Made by
I. -. Department of Agriculture.

In an effort to establish uniformity
in scoring diaries. the health officers
Of Richmond. Norfolk. Roanoke. Dan
Vile and Petersburg, at - meeting held
Yesterday, decided 10 invite Il gen
cral inspection by tho United states
Department Of Agriculture This ac-
ton had been suggested To Ernest kcl-
ly. in charge Of market milk invcsti-
cation Of the department Of Arri.ul-
tur". and, unable Ia come himself. he
agreed to send "a representative" in the
person Of Russell Smith. OF the dairy
division
The inspection Will begin in about Il
month. ard all tho diaries in the cities
represented in the conference ycStcr-
day viii be visited
The conference was attended by Or
T.. 6. Levy. chief Health officer: pr
4. : Schenk, Health Commission OF
Norfolk; Dr.. w. Il. Foster. Health Com
missioner OF Roanoke; Or. =. G. Hud-
son. Health Commission" of Danvill"
and pr X. y. Martin. Health commia-
Sioncr of Petersburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
.LENAHAN CASE IS SET
FOR TRIAL ON MARCH 5
Former Saloon Keeper Charged With
Keeping AMI Storing Ar
dent Spirits.
SEVENTEEN BARRELS SEIZED
Liquor. Alleged To BE Property OF
Lcnalnn, Would Till 2.OIO Quart
Bottles and Bring SS.S41 il Sold
AT Prevailing Prices.

j. j. i.cnahan, thirty-thrcc years old.
former saloon keeper. was held for
trial March Yesterday by Justice
Cruichnrld in the Police Court on tho
charge OF keeping and storing ardent
spirits at SOC RraIG street with intent
L. sell. The police radcI the ware
house nnHy night and coniiScatcd
seventeen barrels of whisky, which
was said l." Ice his property.
TN" quantity Of whisky found WAS
tn" largest con.iscatcd 10y tile police
sine" prohibition became effective in
NirGiuiv and l."nahan was tho first
man arrested on such a charge who
had formerly conducted Il bar. The
whisky. ii MAS computed. would nll
e.oi" quart bottles and would bring
sN.\ii Il sold AT the prevailing prices
charged 10y "hootleggcrS"
James II. porman, Of Washiucton
was arrested early yesterday morning
on the charge Of illegally transporting
whisky in his personal baggage lie
had FRS, been accostcd by the police
at the frrh street station soon after
his arrival from Washingtou hut
flashed a railroad ticket to Weldon
and WAS allowed TO proceed
Officers followed him, however. and
when he emerged from lOl North
Seventeenth Street he WAS arrested
Vie ~ said TO have admitted receiving
SiS from Mike MaSsie. for the twenty
four quarts which the two suit cases
contained. MaSSic was also arrest ed
Charged with having a greater Guan-
tit! II whisky in his possession than
is allowed by law. Both men were
arraiGncd in Police Court. and Will he
pri,d March ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
DR.. MORRIS ADDRESSES
ST. ANDREWS BROTHERHOOD
Announcement TX Made of Schedule OF
Midday Icntcn Services ut 81.
Paul'S Church.

Fey. James w. Morris. - u. rector
"f Monumental Episcopal Church. nd =
dressed tn" quarterly meeting of the
Richmond Assembly OF the Brother
hood OF st. Andrew last night ~ III"
lc,'urc-ruow OF Grac" Church. Sol x
ing as his texts. tho twenty Fourth and
twcniN-hith verses OF the Acts OF the
Apostles. lac delivered an eloquent and
inspirin" appeal for carucNiuesS and
depth OF conviction in tn. Christian re-
ligion.
Scld"n Wake. secretary of the ioiu,
committee from the clcricuS and III"
brotherhood. Oh l.cutcn services. in
formed tho audience that AN attract I've
schedule of speakers had been arranged
FOR tn" half-h"ur services. /" hc held
daily III -. IaulS.
The speakers will b. as follows Fob
ru'ry >: and - Rev. W. Cosby hvll
OF Virginia Theological SEMINAR, ,
then. beginning February % Tor one
week. each. excepting Saturdays and
Sundays. in tho order named. Rev
Henry Sloane Coffin. H. H.. Madison
Avenue Presbyterian church. Ecw
York: lt. Rev. Thomas T.. bnrst H. H..
bishop Of Eastern Carolina: 1t. Rov.
William Query. Bishop oil South Caro-
lima; Rev. Robert Johnson y. D..
church OF tho SAILOR. Philaielphla. and
Rev ''hiiir Cooke. 81. Michael and All
Angels Baltimore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
DOUBLES AMOUNT ALLOWED
FOR LIVE STOCK PREMIUMS
>tntr f'nir Hoard Plans to Enlarge
This Department OF Annual
Exhibition.

Premiums aggrcEatiug IN amount
SlNVo" 10 be awarded for livestock
exhibitions at the next state Fair.
were approved by the board OF dircc-
tors of tile Virginia state Fair Asso-
citation vat meeting held at head
quarters yesterday afternoon The AL
iotmcnt is more than double the
amount, that was allowed Tor livestock
~ tn" last fair. The committee in
charge Of this division Will meet this
morning TO apportion the fund between
beef aud dairy cattle. Special attcn-
ton viii h" given 10 Virginia raised
cattle.
The meeting II the directors was
marked by high enthusiasm the re-
BORT of standing committees showing
lns OF the most comprehensive char
'ri"r. Tho directors passed on tho
ry, concentrations OF each of tho COM
'n.'tr"s Every department received an
increase ~ il premium approp!iatiou.
Vt Is the object Of the board to en-
large the liNes;"ck exhibit from year
To year. ana this division az the fair
neN, year promises to hc far more
eomnrohonsiNc than ever in the past,
IN oih"r RESPECTS too /; is promised
mex, fa!is cNh!h.tion will be greatly
improved.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
ALLEGES ISLANDER
beatrice l.. Robinson Asks SIO.00n DAM
ages From Levy ~ Nathan. rrndinE
ns National Clothing Company.

Beatrice l.. Robinson. a minor. Ncs-
tcrday filed suit IN the city circuit
Court against Levy X Nathan. trading
as tn" National Clothing Company. 10
East ':road street. seeking $4,000 for
ALLEGED Islander pud defamation OF
character. It is charged that repre-
scntativcs uf tn" concern accused the
plaintiff Of attempting to rob the COM
pany.
Judgment for <46I was entered in
the same court ia the ease OF NJ l..
Norvcli and Il NJ. Kent. .Ir.. against
thc Merchants Steamboat Line.
Judgment for $"a.a7 was also on
tered in the suit OF John II. Decay
against Il. ]. Bradford.
Motions for judgments were entered
and dockctcd in the following cases:
clyde X. Waters against w. r.. AN
drcws. for 1855: George W. Mayo &
Son against William Il. Fcnsom. for
$t65.50: ThoDias Whttet against l.. I.
cheatwood. for sl.3l9.i3. In the latter
cas-" the defendant filed AN affidavit
claiming that his Indebtedness To the
plaintiff amounted TO only SS7+.62, in
stead OF the sum sued for. The court
will hear evidence on this point at "A
later date.
W. l.. McBau. Of Norfolk, was adj
mittcd IL practice in the Circuit Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
WEST MORELAND CLUB
LOOKS TO CONSOLIDATION
Takes Initial Step by Appointing Conn
mittce To Confer with Itcprcscntn-
nvcS OF commonwealth Club.

Ey vote Of % to - the Wcstmorc-
land Club passed "a resolution last
night directing tho president TO appoint
a committee Of i've members TO corCcr
with similar committee from the
Commonwealth club on the matter Of
consolidating tn" two ORGANIZATIONS.
'Hhr Commonwealth club has not Vet
taken any steps hooking toward drjoii.
Thomas J.. l:ryan Il member II both
clubs. offered the resolution. Trc d.
"iSion a. /" consolidation VIII rest
"n;ir"!y with Vic members OF tho two
clubs.
The officers Si the W"stmurcland
tllh were reelected. as follows: James
y. M"ncurc. president; John = Eggl.s-
ton. vice prcsid"ut. and Il 3. l.aucis-
ter. Jr.. s"crc'ais The members 81
the hoard elected last night arc: sid
ncN II. Ell"rSou. g. Cot"sw orth Pinck
ncy. Gcorge NJ. Reid and James Lewis
Anderson. Old members OF the board
wfo "ill retain tneir positit ms arc: Or.
-. y. Tallcy. Major 10 Lane Stern,
=. T. Morgan and Hugh Antrim.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
Second Pardon
Under Inhibition
Lcgless Cripple in Bad Health
Released From Jail BY
Governor.

The second pardon for an oncnSo pun
ish"d under the provisions OF til" new
prohibition law was granted yesterday
Icy Governor stuart TO W. u. Grant. Il
lcrlcSs cripple who has long bccn :, IA
milinr iiEurc on Richmond streets. pro-
pcliius himself IN rollcr-chair and
selling Various small articles for "a
living
Grant saw the quart limit Of tho
bur The police charged him with hav-
iug IN his possession more condensed
rcfrcShmcut than tho law allowed. y
jury in III" Hastings Court found him
guiltN. ana n" was sentenced TO serve
,hirty days IN jail and L. pay a me Of
so.
Tho cripple has boon III jail iif;"cu
days. and is said t. br III poor health
Governor stuart Cancelled the remain
der uf tho sentence. but allowed The.
Zinc 10 stands The pardon WAS granted
Oh the recommendation Of Judge II. &.
Richardson aud commonwealth At
turuey Gcor::" l.. Mise 1t is coudi-
Ii"u"d on CRAFTS leaving the State and
remaining away forevcr--a pruvso
which he has accepted
In the first pardon thc Governor FOL .
lowed the Sour>, of removing the jail
sentence ana allowing the tine to
stand The man pardoucd Wu~ con-
Nict"j "t giving a drink to a fri-ud
Whil. the Two occupied AN automobile
and w"r. about to depart en- a hunting
trip. the day after prohibition became
cite, tive. The Governor Was pONc' L"
action principally because uf the ac-
cu$"'i mans advanced Years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
COTTAGE PRAYER MEETINGS
Services In Homes of People Prccc,lc
Revival ut Grncc Cove
nunt Church.

Prayer meetings in preparation for
the ten days revival to he conduct ted
at Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church
by Rev. X. -. Film. -. D.. of Atlanta
ia. VIII be held this evening in the
following homes: l.. l.. Wcitzcl. 1905 \
West Grace Street. Walter q; Som.r-
VILE. leader: i. Scott Parrish. 92S West
Franklin Street. Rev Edward Mack
Il. D.. leader; the Misses Kuykendall
1927 West Cary street, Junius Horton.
leader: &. w. koincr. 1916 Grove Ave
nut: w I. Lauterback. 1901 Brook
Road. l.. 9. Eurruss leader.
Rev. Thomas SeInmcs. rector Of
Meade Memorial Episcopal Church. will
speak OH prayer at the weekly prayer
meeting in Grace Covenant Church to-
morrow evening. The address will h.
tn" same as that delivered by MIR
Semm"s Il week ago at the meeting Of
the Ministerial Union OF Richmond. and
VIII he rcpoMtnd hN rolmeSt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
FERTILIZER Statesmen
RECALLED FROM ROAD
EntIrc Output OF NIrrinin t'nroltnn
Chemical Company sold Until
After NeNt NAV

orders from the general offices i'm
Richmond have recalled from the road
the entire selling force of the Nirginia.
Carolina Chemical Company. the OUTPUT
Of the company having been completely
sold. with no possibility of filling fur
Their orders until after next May. Tho
proceeding is unique in the company's
history.
I'VE arc simply sold out and have
nothing more to sell until we can uct
the raw material with which to manu-
facture more fertilizers" said presi-
dent =. L. Morgan last night ."rhcrc
Is Il great scarcity of pyritcs. which
"" use in making sulphuric acid This
product comes from Spain. but we can't
get the bottoms with which to bring
il over.
The country's fertilizer output was
- per cent larger this year than i'm
1919. but the output in that year was
i%hi This years output WAS about
- per cent below the normal hcror,
tn" war. tnt'l the fertilizers arc put
1" use this spriu. it will be iupossihl.
I" know whether there will be AN 49,
tu'l Sh"rtnG" for agricultural purposes
"brdinarily our statesmen remain ON
the road all the year round 1t has
never bcfur. b"cn necessary tn recall
them. The company is makin. every
effort to Get the necessary raw ma.
t"riai and while the outlook for "a
normal output next year is not too
bright. "a" d" not look for anything
like Il fertilizer famine"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
Egg and Rooster
ShoW Their CoLors
Stars and Stripes Wauci in Dream
on Night Before Break
With Germany.

As a dreamer Of strange dreams.
which reflected accurately the shadow
OF coming events. Joseph. Of biblical
fame. or i'haruuh stifT cd ruler OF
the ancient Egyptians. must yield tho
laurel 10 well-kuown Kichmond dom
list. who has them. in Roosevelt par
lance beat to fragile
The comparison. however. might he
odiouS. or at least not apropoS. .loScpl,
might have dreamed this dream had he
lived in q day Of world conflict rather
than during tim" when tho far
stretched wheat fields Of Canaan flour
iSh"d meath a sun which looked down
upon Il sniliur land. Neither did old
I'haroah HAY" - chance. for tho SLUG = is II
Mic, FROM The depths of which camc
The fat ANA tn" lean kline knew not OF
the German submarine.
:" much fuv the Introduction. Hero
* tn" Dream AS tn" doctor lay peace
fully sleeping. ihrkin. neither OF wars
nor ruuorS NJ wars. there appeared
unto him the vision OF a rnost"r-a
male Of tn" species four times tn" usual
size Of such fowls lie was Il rcprVScn-
iation OF tho United states Of Am"ricuL
for he WAS rayly bcdccScd with fea,h-
"rs Of the rcd. white and blue variety.
with tia" stars Of tn" Union clustered
near tu III" head.
As the rooster Mapped his wings in
the pride OF conscious might. he spicd
4 huge egg. imnoccnty cnscunccd iu =
nest not lar away. The proud old
fowl developed sitting pr"clivitics. and.
with a rnothcrly clucii. proceeded calm
ly 10 sit upon the egg which had no
aNowed claimant. And then tho thing
happened which could no, have hap
pcned in rharoah's day. The egg hurst
with mighty explosion aud the Stars
and stripes and the rooster went up in
smoke.
The ueNt day tho United states OF
America severed diplomatic relations
with Germany. because OF the imperial
governments aVowcd purpose TO wage
indiscriminatc t-boat warfare. This
dream is vouchcd for by tho dentists
wife. to whom the story was told as
the two drank their coffee and cream
the next morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
EXCLAMATION CONTEST
Nun! Academies and High Schools 10
he Represented on
EhursIIN.

Richm"nd College viii hold it's ffth
annual reclamation contest for tn" see
opdary schools of Virgin next Thurs.
day III TIA" college auditorium The
eight speakers who are adjudg"d best
in q preliminary contest Will meet in
final Strug-l" for tn. gold medal AT
NIB o'clock Thursday evening. The
public - invited.
schools that have alrcadv given no.
tee that they will send representatives.
l" In" contest are Alexandria High
school Augusta Military Academy
Chamberlain" school. Cluster Springs
NSitary Academy. Episcopal High
S'~c"l Fork Union Military Academy.
Frankiown-M assa wattox High school,
Hampton High School. lIop"wcll High
School. Jarratt High School. John Mar
shall High school. Narrows High
school Newport News High school
Richmond Academy. Shenandoah COL
lcciaic Institute. Staunton High school
Staunton Military Academy. Wakefield
High school and Woodbury. Forest
Academy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
BUDGET COMPLETED
VIII Not Rr Mndc Public IntiI March
Meeting of Common
Council

In u two-hour session last night tie
Council Committee on Finance com
pl"icd its work of preparing tn" lai1
budget, and the paper viii 20 at once
10 the printer II was said that it
would not be- reported 10 the Council
until the regular mcetiu;; Of tn" l",ncr.
branch next month. at which time Il
viii be made public.
The February meeting Of ia" commit
tee was Ia HAY" been ncld tonight.
hu. as several members Will j.. out of
town II was decided TO postpone the
session until o'clock tomorrow night
Persons interested IN any measures
pending before tho committee will bc
allowed opportunity at this time to he
heard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
SUES STATE LIME BOARD
Smiih-C ourtncy co. tinius Sp.ait for
Machinery supplied for
stanton Plant

Governor stuart and other members.
of the state Convict Lime Board Mi
II" defendants to-day in the city cir
"ui, Court in an action brought by the
Smith-t"urtncy Company 10 recover
S9.3i; clnincd 10 be du" on machinery
Installed by tho plaintiff ct the State
i!mc-rrinding plant. near stanton.
Payment Of til" bill has been refused
by the Lime Board on the ground that
the machinery In question proved de-
fcctivc aud had to h" replaced by now
machinery. The Smith-c Courtney Com
many claims that everything j, sup
piled WAS according to specifications.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
SPEAKS TO Statesmen


i'''"- Wray ot Detroit - young
Wan "ho IA, fifteen years of varied
H"''s"n'o Hs sales manager. dcliv-
''N' hifh' ih" l"ctur" before the
'I'"l >'Ir club at it's bi-wcckly
.''I'nI ." VII" auditorium OF Tho
'"inu'r "i Commerce. Nj Rice Wray's
'"J',' Wa Tine Education ANA Train
.h@ ~ a. salesman" ABOUT 200 mem
"' - ~" lub we're present.
h' h"nh"i Of Commerce viii hold
,i''" meeting tomorrow might
1T 81" ""loek wa the auditorium ri
!hc jefferson Hotel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
LEGISLATORS RESIGN
j. Fred Birreil and Bcrrymnn Green
Notify Governor of Intention
to Quit.

Delegate Bergman Green, represent
ing Danvillc and Pittsyivania. and Del
"gate j. Fred Hirr"li OF Alexandria
county and city. forwarded TO the
Governor yesterday their resignation
as members Of the House Of Delegates.
Both RESERVATIONS are effective at once.
Mr. Rirr"ll recently accepted appoint
mcnt as ~ member OF the Internal rev
cnuc force under Federal Collector
X . j.. Mon"urc. Tn" acceptance OF
tn" Federal appointment made nc"es-
siry his resignation as "a member Of the
Legislature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20

T.W0r'N ar" hcinr madc by hcudnnnr-
tors detectives 10 trac" Daisy V.
Daniel. wh" formerly conducted :,
store at ioT West Broad street 4
REQUEST for her address was received
from I'an Matter. 1905 stockton street,
san Francisco who said that her sig
ter was seriously i'll Their" has been
no St"r" building at i07 West I:road
street. the police said. for nearly if-
teen years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
sch~nr4.child suit ON Tr,,I.

The trial "f the sIi.coO damage suit
OF Schwarzschild brothers against the
CITY. which started last week was re-
suin"d yesterday in the Law and Equity
curt tn" prosecution has rested,
ana u now remains for the defense
10 introduc" it's witnesses. II Is likely
that tn" ease viii continue through to.
morrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20

JudI" William a. Moncur" of the
Richmond Hhanccry Court WAS dcSir-
mated yesterday by Governor stuart,
I" preside to-day in the CORPORATION
Court Of charlottesville for Judge Dab
mcy VIII" certified tina, IL would be i'm
rr"p"r for him 10 sit in III" case TO be
cried
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
Dnbne.. on Cit,.s Finances.

W I. Dnbucy. business manager ~
the chamber OF Commerce. viii adj
dress the Tuesday club "f the Rail-
road Young Mems Christian Asspcia-
ton this afternoon at o'clock on
III" subject. The city's Finance"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20

tn" hearing Of w. H. Tyler and
James conway. charged with assault
ing j II Wilkinson. was continued IN
Police Court yesterday until March :.
CONWAY VIII ais" be tried al that tim,
on charge Of aasaulting Mrs L. &;
| Woodruff
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
Fined for Reckless Drj,inr.

10y Justice trut"hiield yesterday in po-
lice tour, on the charge Of operating
an automobile i'll Il careless and reck-
less manner while under the influence
nf intoXicuntS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
XIoIntInr sunday Inc

Il. Adalhnski was fined So and costs
yesterday in the Police Court for vio-
latinc the Sunday CLOSING laws. She
her store
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
Concerted Mcupon.

Norman Fell. colnrcd. was fined 500
and costs yesterday by Justice Cruich-
field in the Police Court on the charge
Of carrying concealed weapons
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-04

ting sver;s ths; take piac- are to0
rgrlerO.. 70 mention.
u you have noticed TIE Dho;osrap ? p.
q me Private secretary IN tte JOB
by % the Grand y0g EIii have so--
ifea a. % the odd character create;
bT Nr Gillette
Harry HlHworth plays the part q
Hr Nssh-and. " p H. Keith Rrichsy
vii be seer a. Harry Mainland. his
r@ghsW Wait BTardon plays the
r. 1nical role of Nr CzttsTmOi=. Ciitf
eTf Sparkling Niss Ella Kramer has
the part Of Edith NzrshIsnd. Th4
other member q the com pary are
vel east and ali q them tske part
n the plzy
Tns doD.@ nsnds and the rasrdsrr
tlIe third tegrses and the dzrkened
-oo~ls cf Elct In which haze been
holding the afte ntior u Grand pa
irons since sunday were PLACED In the
d.-czrd vith last nights performance
an.i starting tcday tne Atmosphere
around the theateT Viii Be light ard
EgF
Just the right amount Of tragedy.
me- io1rasn4 ard comedy Is Nhsf
thea tsrK1=r8 want Esys director
FlckeTy. and that - What We are
trytrz 20 give them You have my
personal g-zrantee that The Private
- cfr.ary all not prove q cisay-
pc.nfIeri % anyone ] consider j. one
q re greatest comedies 0f modern
times
Tre businezs o. the Grand since
sunday has broken al records for the
- s-or- Th- company E noE firmly
ersco1cet here and everything poInrs
~ an uninterrupted NlEters run
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-04
REPUBLICANS OF WISCONSIN
WANT LA TOILETTE 0USTED
Teiegrams Demanding Unscating OF
senator Sent TO President and
Committee Chairman.

WATSAU. Wis. Oct 3-Senator
I.aFollette's expulsion from the senate
for Unreasonable and seditlous utter
ances and dislOyalty 10 our govern
ment' Is asked in an appeal to the
United States senate in telegrams sent
last night BY ". y. Henncmann.
chairman OF the executive committee
OF the Wisconsin state Republican
central committee. 20 the president
OF the United States and to Senator
Pomerene. chairman OF the commit
tee on privileges and elections.
The kilograms were Identical and
state that all the members OF the
committee concur except two who
have enlisted and are in the service
OF their country. their present ad-
dresses being unknown.