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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-06
NEW VopK FUTURES.

In the belt and promise ~ FROST IN the
eastern portions tonight caused 4 buyn,s
wnve IN cotton here TODAY, In tho first
hnlf.hour trading mnnthp rose ~ 10 N
points The market wns fnlrly active
with firm uudcttonc
Omcnl reports II llph' hosts IN the
extreme northern sections Of the belt east
Of thr MissirHlpp river caused fresh
buying on which the rise weht "a 10 M
points Toward the nud heavy rcalinlns
vet IN Rnd the close showed net nd-
vance NJ only ~ 10 ~ points
SPOT cotton firm and unchanged Nnle-
ON the spo, I i1l bales to arrive t0C
bales Low mddllVp Rbci mlddng "a sac
good middug 70 lSc
| Receipts. $50. rprh Nqla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-06
News rom Nations Markets
Outside Livestock
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. oct, HOus, Receipts
I 600, slow mostly b. tower Hulk iiS 10
n lssi llsh, p1 500 10 10, mixed tIfsOg
1850 heavy ti7p0N ~, so. rough ~ godl
is u higs tii O0m 10 cATTLE itr.
crlpts i0c0, steady, Native steers 81 goa
/ 7 60. Western steers 50 asa II 90. slockcls
ahh feeders "a ebn II SO cows and hclt'
rrs t5lbQigt0. calves t0.bur ~ 20
ShrEp, Receipts 5000 s,eHdy WctherH
~ lod ~ 90, lambs SlS bOh ~ 80.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-06
NANeAs CITY,

KANSAS cry. Oc, HO0s Re
coipts ZOO stoady Hulk tis l0u 10 q,
heavy tlgOOulahO, light SIS h0ql ~ 20 4,
r'n nlooY $500, 'hTThE "%ere,G,' %
Prime ied steers tla oOsi Il 90 dtsescd
beef steers vi b0Vib 60 southern steers
81 oOQ II 10 cows S. bon 10 90 helfcrS
sbeA rs 90 aHEEr Reccipts 800 steady,
lambs tlTgm ls2t .ycarlnss sN.g
1890, wrthcrs I'll OoMi2 20, ewes SO 2SN
II 10, stockors 81. .0Op Is 30.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-06
NEW YORK MoNGS.

NEW York. oct G Mercantile pa.
pcr ttuaIg percent sterling sixty.
hny irls. tt-nh; commercial ssN day
hnly uu hpuNY NTl, commercial SIXTY
dny hiIr. ~ 1Of, demand, " ijh, cables,
ii7G ia OWldors Demand, ,2Nci
cables ilc n,r silver, onMc Mexican
dollars @Nr Govcrnmcn, bonds
STEADY Railroad bonds Easy
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LEGALs.
In Answering Aas. r,ssss Nsn0es TINES
,,nr1rl. nr GALE

kllTlN'lI VI FNblH
N,,Ir. In hereby given that In put-
.,anr, az An order made by the Hon.
o,sbl, r y, Donnell, Justice of va"
wn,c. 4, and for Oklahoma CITY Dis'
t,iri OklnhomN County, state ni uMl-
Ln,n. an tie 2tth day ~ August, lNlI
In mn s,'Iuu there ucuding wherein INC
state of Oklahoma IL pminiin nnd Il, y
Sott,n - pl Wer, dctrudhhN, same u'
inc No ll2p iu said court, wr. The Hoard
~ rourn Dummi sionet- ui Oklnhomn
V,urty State uf Okhlu luun. the otc ~
.,.trv ,hr following d'Hcflh"d property
I'M rberrr viii on the l6th day of ucto..
hcr igil 40 Two o'clock. y. NJ, ~ said
d,y ot thc.Nest front door Of the county
ia1 I'M the city OF Oklshomn, Osshoma
t'ounU and state sell at onsh hp or
I'm ihc highest bidder, Tor cash In hand.
a., frlcwlns described personal property
'r,eye an iron beds, II sptlnssi 3 dtess
,,.. IL mattresses. Z rugs, 20 pillows
,iorL. roll top desk. 4, chairs; II bed
aherts; / couch, I quilts conf irts'
combination huokcaHei comwodesi
n,,h. plt,hcfs, I've gallon bottles
sinp hrs. ! water cooler huss fam
,,i'i's IAN. round tables | lee hns
Iurkri, / picu ladder, hall aud Hlnii
,ptt,i. b ,ualiurs. | small tue 3 win.
dpW shades. high spie N,l2 rugs
cotton mud lnlI mattresses nll .oi'nr
Imptitr-scs. q gruum mpttr,ssrp. N ppil
/ piilnvs, iuar watches
/ RnNRb ur COUNTY COMNlssloNLW
or OKLAHOMA COUNTY OKLA
ny D. l. siiELpEN
chairman.
| Attest. TOM noDiNE,
tSEAtA County Clerk
A u. oArFREY, Deputy.
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NnrlrE OF HAIN

NOTICE OF SAl. w.
Notice IA hereby given that In pur'
susnce Of mi order made by Rolelt W
Msurin, Justice Of the Peace In ana for
Oklahoma city District, Oklahoma IOun'
Az and Stnte ~ oklahoma, Oh the 18th
day ot June, 1917, IN nm action there
pending wherein the state of Okla oma
Ii plaintiff and j. NJ Dupres is defend
ant, same being No 100T In said court
We, the Noard uf County Commission -tr
OF Oklahoma County Oklahoma, the ot.
fleets having the following dehCubed
property In chatge, viii. on the l6th day
OF October 1911, NJ Two O'Clock, H. NJ ,
of said day. nj the west front door " the
county Jail In oklahoma city. Oklahoma
County and State ui OklahumH sci nj
open auction 10 the highest bidder. fpr
cash In hand, the following dehcrlbrd
personal property io-wit.
Eight wash stands, two dtcasurs ono
side board -four mattresses; four h. ds
and springs; three dining tables; one
lounge; four rugs, fifteen chairs. one lot
of bedding. one lnt ~ dishes. cooknE
utensils; one lot ~ bowls and pitchets.
one electric plano
BOARD or COUNTY COMMISSION rRs
OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY OKLA.
- ny r. l. stELDEN,
Chairman.
Attest TOM hOhtNF.
tSEALl County Clerk
a, q CATrrrY. Deputy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-06
NOTICE or RNIr

NullIE bf SAL W.
Notice IN hereby given that In put.u.
snre Of an order made by the County
Court Of oklahoma county, state OF okla.
homs, on the lgth day Of June, 1871. In
an action there pending. wherein. the
state NJ Oklahoma is plaintiff and C'Iyie
Shepherd and one Ford touring automo.
bile, are defendants snmc being No tts,
In said Court. We, the Hoard VI County
Commissioners of oklahoma county
Oklahoma, the officers having the fn,.
lowing described property In charge. win
ON the 18th day NJ October, 1911, at
o'clock p. M OF said day, nt the west
front door II the county Jail IN Okis
homa city. oklahoma county. state oi
Oklahoma. sell at open auction to th,
highest bidder for cash In hand. one Ford
touring automobile engine No I ,1Oa. COS
THT BOARD OF COUNTY COMMiS-
slONERs,
~ Z l. sIiELnEN,
Chairman
A,test TOM BonlNE,
lSEAlO County Clerk.
ny a. q. Caftrsy, Deputy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-06
KANSAS CItv,

KANSAS CRY. oct RuTTEn
Crenmery .,hc, fra, ,oe, seconds SOci
packing S0nc EIuS flrSts o6c sec
iilsc, brollers 22o POTATOES ti26
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CHICAGO cSsn oRAlh.

CluCkGO Oct CORN, No 2 ycl-
low, q SGWl as,a OATS standard Aoh
ptd.c. nlE No ?. ilSiarlSt BAR
LEY. 81 2Nnt ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-06
COTTON sRHp OIL.

NEW YONk, Oc, y Tho cotton a~ed
oil market cloNcd riohdy. Spoi II 1bc
bid; ~Cdt obcr II 15r, December January
Fi7 ssc March 1880 MAY II Zoe To,ai
nles 20, 500 barrels
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-06
kANsA. CITY CASH GRAIN.

changed M mixed 81 SGi3uiS1. No
white s. ~ No I yellow 81 OATS
Unchanged &c lc lower. No o white alc
No. z mixed behha,sc RYE 81 Sbq ".
kAFIn AND MtI.O MAIZE 81 luT, 30
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Produce Provisions
CHICAGO.

CH e 400, oct BUTTER m.
changed EGGS lnsettled receipts b,iBi
cnses flrsts 5GiSU51c. ordinary frsta
ah't u lsc, NJ mar, rasss Included, @bc.
POTATOES Receipts no ears; unchanged,
POULTRY Alive unchanged
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-06

ut. LOUiH, Oct q POULTRY I'm
changed, except springs 2ic turkeys 2sc,
ducks lgu 22c. BUTTER ANb Enua
Unchanged
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-06
LEGALS
IN Answering Ads. rtesss Mention Ttmes.

NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS
To the Stockholders Of the Treasure
State OIL and Gas Company!
A special meeting of the stockholders
of the Treasure state OH and Gas com
psny, will I've held al the office OF the
company, az Colcord Building, In OK a
homa City, Oklahoma. at 1000 oclo X
A, NJ on Tuesday the 9Th dny OF No
ven,ber, 1917, for the purpose of In
creasinB the capital stock of the com.
pany from one Hundred Thousand 0lOO.
noO Qo) Dollars to the sum Of Two Hun
dred and F1ftY Thousand. Ieb0, 600 0)l
Dollars, and Tor the transaction OF any
other business In connection Herewith
thst may he necessary.
This October 9Th. 1911
FRANK HOPES,
RAYMOND !. LOCKE.
l l.. l.. SARdANT.
Directors OF tho Treasure State Oh and
Gas Company.
Attest: FRANK HOPES.
tSEAL) presldent
RAYMOND p. LOCKE Secretary
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-06
sr. LOUIS CASH DRAIN

ST i.OUIs oct a CORN Higher No
2 tlpiHi sd, No white - 01n20S
OATS Higher, No 90 uGOc, No.
white GOuGlC
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corFal.

NEW YORK. oct s--COFFET No. I
RIO s%c, futures steady. December 7 use,
March I MIC
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-06
Nnrlrn OF AA1ls

Nplllt wv ~ r..
Notice is hereby given that i'm purru.
ance of an order oi the Justice Cour, In
and for oklahoma city district. Os,.
homs county state Of Oklahoma. h.fo- l.
Rober, " Msupin. Justice of the Peace.
on the 9Th day ~ July. 1917, N an
action there ,pendlns, wherein ,hshntc q
NJ Oklahoma IL plaintiff and Al Franklin
IL defendant, same being No 1904 In sId
court, We, the BOARD OF County Commits.
slonets Of Oklahoma county. state OF
oklahoma, the officers having tho fn
lowing described property In charge, viii
on the 18th day NJ October 1917 n,
, o'clock y, m. Of said day, at ,nc west
front door of the county laD I'm OKLA
homa city, oklahoma county and state
NJ oklahoma, sell At open auction 10 Nh,
highest biddet for cash IN hand, the fol.
lowing described personal property, 10.
wit.
two tents ak chnirs one Vheclh,rruv
nnr aN. number OF liHhuv uuu Ep,
stove. two tables two cots, one he'd and
poNRH or cot NTY coNNIissiONERs
OF OKLAHOMA, COUNTY OKLA
HOMA,
ny r. H. suEtnrN.
Chairman
Attest: TOM HgulNE.
(SEAL) County Clerk
w 4. v. CaiIrs,, Deputy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-06

HOGs-Siow bu, s,rady trading pro,
yniIed In the goo head crop IN tho local
hou division today Choice kinds were
moi 10 Sbe had, the best Just fair bn,cn.
ers, bringing iisI5 nr top, while INC nuls
st ock hogs sold tlbml8 l8, The receipts ms
week showed the darkest pumber ~ car .
lots on record, s3s carloads ~ hogs nnd
| cattle being received. The former record
was made three wecM ago, when sgt
carloads were rhcelvcd Lh' WceN ~ ~
cnriond, came In. making q total for the
three weeks " 2.Ais Outbound shipments
OF stocker hogs aud, cattle also showed q
corresponding increase, WHICH speaks wen
for the rapid growth OF tho oklahoma
CITY market
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-06

Helena lMontl unions presented the
city with a 100 loot ilagpolc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-16
Fron1 a Tin Whistle to a Dia- r,7ond King or ar1 Automobile

There need for the people of Eey shop town unless it be matter of ony-and quickly the most whimsical shopper that his every is taken of with the markets styles be glass China Furniture Jewey Toys Clothing Furnishings, Drugs or Toilet Articles and Supplies.
The Washington times., 1917-10-28
RELAaCO.

Miss Maude Fulton's delightful
comedy success, THE Brat" will re-
turn to the Belasco Theater for one
week beginning tomorrow evening
The Washington times., 1917-10-28
b. +. kEITHS.

Sam Bernard will draw the laugh
ter-loving crowds to B. F. Keith's
Theater this week on his last vaude-
Vile visit OF the season, as he is on
the verge OF joining a new Broadway
revue. Sam is heralded as appearing
as he did twenty-five years ago."
The extra added attraction will be
the dainty danseuse, Lucille Cava-
nagh, formerly of White and Cava-
nagh, and before then with the Win
ter Garden shows and the "FoIlies,"
in which her barefoot dances were n
sensation. She is assisted by Frank
Hurst and Ted Domer in the presen-
tstion of "A kaleidoscope OF Dance,
Color and Song. For a return en-
gagement Nonette. the violiniste who
sings, will submit an entirely new
repertoire of selections and a fresh
Importation of milady's modes. Nc
Mahon, Diamond and Chaplow will in
clude their fantastic comedy novelty,
THE Rag DOLL" The buttons will
add their society circus feats on
horseback, and Earle Cavanagh, sup
ported by Ruth Tompkins. will offer
his new musical comedy. Mr.. InQuisi-
tive" with a sextet of pretty girls.
Olga Boris, formerly a Russian court
pianiste, will make her Washington
debut, and the Three Jahns will pre-
sent a brilliant feature of European
equilibrism. The pipe organ recitals,
the Hearst-Pathe news pictorial and
war section films conclude the bill.
At and S:l5 p. m. today the bill
The Washington times., 1917-10-28
Maude Adams At National;
"7he Brat' At the Belasco

A combination that has won the
warm regard OF theatergoers is tha:
OF James Matthew Barrie as author
and Maude Adams as actress. The
combination Is to be in evidence at
the National Theater tomorrow night,
when the authors latest comedy. "a
Kiss for Cinderella" Is to be given
with the actress in its chief role.
ran out the season.
Mr. Barrie calls "a Kiss for Gin
derella" a fancy" The heroine is a
household drudge whose drab exist
ence is relieved by the richness of her
imagination
The slavey has told the children
she is Cinderella She falls asleep
and in her fevered dreams the fairy
Eodmother visits her to grant her
three wishes, the ball, to be allowed
TO assist in nursing the wounded, and
to marry the man of her choice.
In the last act Cinderella Is conva-
1escing in the cottage of a doctor,
where she is allowed to assist in the
nursing. Here she is visited by her
real prince, a big policeman. and the
author brings his fancy" to a con
elusion with a scene that is typical
Of him in its sweetness and humor.
Miss Adams personally staged the
play. The setting Of the dream ball
scene Is an adaptation OF painting
by Mr.. Maxheld Parrish. Miss Adams.
Of course, plays the role Of Cinder-
ella, and there is the promise of a
veh-balanced supporting company.
The Washington times., 1917-10-28

this Is the dance hall girl, joyous,
reckless, yet with sense OF moral
equity A man OF the upper world
enters her life. and she Is transplanted
to q luxurious home on Fifth avenue.
She misunderstands his purpose. be
lieving he Is in love with her, and
when he arranges her marriage with
another she rebels. To Illustrate Ms
scheme, she reels before the wedding
guests in pretended drunkenness.
Thus the new reputation she has en-
joyed is blown aside. and she Is again
the common woman But to the man
who has watched her regeneration
there appears the finer traits. and he
suddenly realizes his folly The
play is a dramatic creation with Mss
Dalton at her best.
On Wednesday, Thursday, and I'm
Continued on Page Five.l
The Washington times., 1917-10-28
LoEw,s COLUMBIA.

Beginning today AMI coEtluuing
until Thursday Marguerite Claik will
be the pictured star at Loew's Column
bia in Bab's Burglar" the second of
the Mary Roberts Riuehart's stones
"sub-deb" stories. Bah is the young
er sister OF an attractive girl OF
twenty-four, and even more roman.ic
than the average boarding school
girl. Her efforts 20 marry off he-
older sister are screamingly funny
and her experience with her thousand
dollar allowance which she spends in
two weeks, is stu funnier.
How she tries to economic by
buying a roadster thereby saving
half-soling shoes, owing to not walk
ing" A trifling accident, a few ex-
ira tires and other iDcidentals soon
diminish the bank account and she
decides to earn some extra money by
using her car to take passengers to
and from the railroad station at so
cents each. She meets a certain
The Washington times., 1917-10-28

under the direction OF Oliver Morosco.
1t will be remembered by theater-
goers in Washington that THE Brat"
was given its first Eastern showing
before going to New York at the
Belasco Theater last. season, after
which it went to the Metropolis and
scored one OF the hits of the season
just recently completing a run of six
months at the Morosco Theater there.
Miss Fulton who not only wrote
the play but appears in the leading
role, has written a story of a street
waif, which Is said to be clean, sweet,
and wholesome, with many oppor-
tunities for laughter and a tear or
two.
In selecting the members of this
company Mr.. Morosco has used the
same infinite care and skill that is
noticeable in all of his productions,
with the result that '"The Brat" is
interpreted by a really excellent COM
pany of players. The cast is the
original Morosco Theater New York;
company, including Edmund Lowe,
PercivaI T. Moore, Gertrude Maitland,
Helen Stewart, Ruth Holt Boucicault,
John FIndIay, Frank Kingdom, Bessie
Andra, and Maude Fulton
The Washington times., 1917-10-28

way of a japanese plot against the
United States, the tapping of the wire
less. etc. One DR.. Oagt Sangura, q
Japanese scientist, is the supervillain
who does the plotting while a Bird OF
Paradise flavor is introduced by a ma
tive priest !
The cast is said to be an excep-
tional one, including Jean Clarendon,
who has the difficult role of the jap
enese villain: and Freda Tymers THE
Daughter OF the Sun" is declared to
be alluringly pretty in her Hawaiian
costume. Lea Hatch has the role OF
the daughter of the governor of the
islands.
The lure OF this Paradise of the
Pacific" is kept before the audience
by a troupe OF native Hawaiians who
play and sing their native melodies
throughout the action OF the play.
The Washington times., 1917-10-28

young man. but the rest of the story
is saved for patrons to see. A
Hearst-Pathe News and various 9TH
er short reel subjects viii also be
shown.
Beginning Thursday and for the
last half Of the week Jack Pickford
and Louise Hun VIII be seen as Co
stars in Jack and jill" a whimsi-
cal yet strictly trpe to life photoplay
dealing witdh the love story OF two
New York waits.
The Washington times., 1917-10-28
KNICKERBOCKER,

Julian Eltinge. noted female imper-
senator. will be shown in his first effort
for the motion picture screen II The
Countess Charming" which will be the
central attraction at CrandaI's Knicke=-
booker both today ana tomorrow. Els
role Is that Of Saunders Julian, a
wealthy young business man. who poses
as a Russian countess, making use Of
his ability to impersonate women and
large wardrobe OF feminine clothing
which he had used in amateur theatri-
Gals The she" then proceeds to lure
mems watches. jewelry. and wallets
into her own fair hands. for no less
The Washington times., 1917-10-28
LYCEUM.

The offering this week OF burlesque
at the Lyceum will be OF a patriotic
musical nature, given by the Liberty
Loan Bellies. an organization OF note
in the fields OF burlesque.
Queenie Powers will lead the score
of pretty girls with the aid OF Hazel
Grant. who has always been a foot
light fayorite in this city.
The comedians are well known and
will entertain from start to finish in
an up-to-the-minute performance.
All in all the show promises to be a
real winner.
The Washington times., 1917-10-28
will present all the attractions of this
weeks program.
GAYETY.

GAYETY.
THE World OF Frolics," as the 1917
edition OF Dave Msrion's Own Show
has been styled, will furnish enter
tainment of a high character to pa
irons Of the Gayety Theater this
week.
Headed by Marion, himself, in the
familiar role OF ''Snuffy, the Cab
man." the cast also contains the
names of such notsbles OF the bur-
lesque world as Agnes Behler, Inex
DE Verdier, Charles Raymond, Ed
ward Horan, Nellie Watson, Al Dwi-
nell, Lewis EIber, Henry Plunkett,
Fred Rith, Gus Pober. and S. II. Dud-
ley, the latter being a noted colored
comedian and a Washingtonian.
a musical revue in two acts and
ten scenes in this years offering and
serves to introduce various special
ties of unusual merit. Among the lat
ter are a Hawaiian dance by Emile
Bartholetti, "a confidential talk" by
Dave Marion, an act styled ian ad-
venture with a MULE by S. H. Dud-
ley, and the Alpine Four in tuneful
melodies. A chorus OF twenty.four
is assisted by a double quartette OF
male voice.
The entertainment will conclude
with a bizarre number entitled Con
gress of Nations" each member Of
the cast representing a country.
The Washington times., 1917-10-28
STRAND.

Tom Moore, owner of the Strand
Theater, has set a new mark in Wash
ington motion picture history by in
Producing on the stage, in conjunction
with the filmization OF THE Whip"
the thrilling horse race scene from
the original stage production. Be
today and continuing
The Washington times., 1917-10-28

mobile an object than the Red Cross fund.
The picture abounds in comedy situation
and Is said to afford entertainment Of
the better sort Florence Vidor and Tul-
lly Marshall are important members OF
the supporting cast.
The program announced for the rest
of the week will consist Of the following:
Tuesday and Wednesday. Jack Pick
ford and Louise Hun in The Ghost
House - Thursday. Harold lockwood in
Paradise Garden Friday and Satur-
day. Vivian Martin in The Sunset
Trail"
The Washington times., 1917-10-28

throughout the week, patrons will de
thrilled by the clattering hoofs of six
horses racing meek and neck" on the
big treadmill that has been installed
on the Strand stage.
The scene, which is thus brought
TO life, furnishes the climax Of the
famous story of the race track and
the intrigue revolving around a IA
nous race horse named "The Whip" /"
Big race scenes, wonderful hunt
ing scenes, the best train wreck, and
the most thrilling automobile acci-
dent ever seen in pictures-aIl COM
oined with a powerful story make
this a screen play intensely interest
ing.
A special musical score and we'll
selected comedy and news films will
complete the program.
The Washington times., 1917-10-28
POLLS.

Vistas of mountain and strange
Hawaiian architecture lend glamour 10
the Hawaiian play, "a Daughter of
the Sum-" a brand new production
which will tonight begin a weeks en-
gagement at Polls Theater.
The play was written by Lorin ].
Howard and Ralph Kettering and is
the traditional melodrama of the
tropics with modern touches in the
The Washington times., 1917-10-28
GARDEN.

Dorothy Dalton, last seen in the
''Flame of the Yukon" win be the,
central figure OF Ten o. Diamonds"
her latest Triangle play, which VIII
be shown at Moorefs Garden Theater
today, Monday. and Tuesday. Again