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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-03
BO[SHEV|K| NOT
TO TRUST KAISER
LEON TROTZkY WILL NOT ALLOW
ANY AMBIGUOUS LANGUAGE
IN ARMISTICE FARLEY
SAYS TEUTON TRICKY
"In No Case." He Is Quoted as Saying,
"Shan We Allow Wrong Interpreta-
tion Of Our Principles for General
Peace"-Talk BE written Down.

Berlin. Dec. ga Russian deputa.
ton, an official statement says. has
arrived at the command Of Prince Leo
pold of Bavaria. with the object Of ar.
ranging a general armistice.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-11
LYRIC GlRlIES IN
 NEW BILL MONDAY
LAST WEEKS SUCCESS DECIDES LEROY OSBORNE COMPANY TO
 STAY THIS WEEK.

So great was the success of the I.e. Roy Osborne "Girlies" at the Lyric theater last week. that the manage ment of that popular playhouse de- cided to keep the company for an ether week. X phenominal run of patronage was accorded the Osborne Girlies and the Lyric was crowded each afternoon and night.
 Of course the title of the bill will change Monday. the Girlies presenting a roaring musicalfarce-comedy entit- led, Molly of the Follies." The play deals with the love affairs with rich old wise one" and his fast" son, who fall in love with a widow and her daughter The old man becomes enamored of the younger "girlie" while the son is enraptured with the charms of the mother
 The comedy situations become up. roaring when the father and son, as we'll as the mother and daughter try to evade each other when in the so. ciety of the father or son. Of course the "miX-up' is enough 10 bring roars of laughter IL all comes out all right. however, and all the lovers are united and happy.
 The specialties of course will be a big feature of the attraction. Adolph and Dooley. in new specialties will bring peals of laughter while Ruth | Gibbs will entertain in new coon songs. The White Oak trio will also present some brand new songs and
 the individual soloists will please everyone
 | It will remain for the large bunch l of chorus girlies to be the big fen
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-11

of Tate" ono of the grandost screen stories of her career.
 "Thrads of Fate" was taken in the CCal mining district of Pennsylvania and depicts in a striking manner the litc of the people who spend part of their lives underground.
 The picture taken there depicts the life of the coal miners and their strug- gles with capital Before going to Wilkesbarre, Director Eugene Now land anticipated difficulty in obtain ing permission to work around the mines He went to one of the owners and told what he wanted.
 "lou say the pictures have Viola Dana as the starr" asked the mine owner. "Why she can have anything she wants here. She's our prime fav- orite We'll blow up a mine for her if she wants it, When the company reached WiIkesbarre, Miss Dana was lesieged by her admirers. One of them was an old miner who told her there were fourteen children in his family and that all of them admired her and her screen work.
 So enthusiastic were tbe Dana fans" that the dainty little star hRd Considerable trouble in going through with her work without being inter rupted by a child with a bunch Of flowers for her or @ man or woman who wanted to tell her how fine she was in her recent play, The Gates of Eden"
 But the Dana "fans' also proved of valuable assistance, They brought information as 10 tho prettiest spot for scenic photograph, and clamored for the privilege of appearing as "supers" in Threads of Fate"
 The princess for this big double bul are the usual daily prices, , and 15 cents
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-11
SOLD TWO ROAosrERs.

Sidney Nul lccal accent fo. tho Overland automobile yesterday sold two Cl01 Roodsters. the latest Overland specially ear. nr N l.. l8Utmun, a local physician, was the Wnchaser of one car and Love narH, a wealthy planter of Eastern Arkansas who is a guest of the Eastman hotel
 was the other Both gentlemen were attracted to the ear hy the demonstlN- tion car used by Mir. Mutt on the streets. and its handsome appearance.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-11

ure in the new bill With new cos tunes, new songs and dances, sur rounded by new scenic and electrical effects, the girls will certainly prove a most captivating feature of the biz bill this week.
 The omtion picture feature for this week is another big Inbiu production, "The Climbers" in five parts. feaur- ing Gladys Hanson and George S. Spencer This is a most splendid pro duction and is certain to please and is a good addition to the big musical show
 The picture starts 7, 2 o'clock each afternoon, and the matinee at 3:15. General admission l5 cents to all.
 Two shows at night, the curtain for the first performance rising at 7:45, and for the last exhibition at 9:l5. Prices remain the same-een- eral admission F cents; reserved seats 25 cents. Coupon tickets for reserved seats al night can be secur- ed at 9 o'clock each afternoon. En- ti-e balcony reserved for colored peo- pie at l5 cents general admission
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-11
ARRIVALS AT COMO.

w. C. Chamberlain. Chicago. Stephen L. Drcasine Mo-. William Linn Norfolk Va: R f. Bowler. Memphis, Tenn, W R Gamble. Llj- tie Rock A. NJ Prihc, Sl Louis J. C. Edeuhuu. Little EoDk A. E.
 Phelps san Antonio; J. B FleweI ... Shreveport: Fl. T. Swain Camden Ark; C. l.. Barton La: N l. Cook. Kansas City; F. D JIddy Kansas City. C R Scott Dallas Tex: l.} Seifert Chicago C. Miller New York. IT. Gray, New York; N. L. HiN. Dlt caeo. Frank J. Kcunek. Noo York:
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-11
DOUBLE FEATURE k
 BOOKED BY PRINCESS
MONDAY VIOLA DANA. FRANCIS X
 BAYNE ARE ON PROGRAM.

IL would be difficult ror you to find q greater picture program than is of
 cred at the Princess Monday with three such stars as Viola Dana Francis \ Bnshman and Beverly Ralne all appoariue on one program. but in two big special feature shows.
 Mr uushman and Miss nayne ure featured in the stellar two reel drama "rhe Great Secret, conceded by every rne to ae the greatest production they have ever appared in,
 Viola Dana. the Metro star appears in five reel feature drama. Threads
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-11
AWOMAN NEVERLOOKS BETTERTHAN HER HAIR
 HERPlclpE
HERPicloE

Thousands Of women owe their youthful appearance 10 Nawbros Herplcide No matter what may be her age, woman with nice head of hair, hair that ia soft. glossy and fiuny. always looks younger than she is.
 Herpicide makes the hair beautiful with that sheen and shimmer which k so at tractivs and always indicates A healthy, natural growth. IL keeps the scalp free from dsndrun and ehs hair from failiax out.
 There are remedies said to be ''1ust as good but Hsrpicide Is the genuine orig inal dandrufr germ destroyer.
 Newbros Herpioids in Sec and q co sizes is sold and guaranteed to do all that is claimed. If you are not satisfied your money will be refunded
 Recommended and applications made by the bsst narbers and hair drsssers
 A. c. Jennings
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-11

Dr B w. Rraodlove has returned tc the city and can be found at his offices on tho third floor of the Ar. kansas National Bank building. 2l1tf
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-11
DON'T TAKE A CHANGE

on your home beirg hurgarlized We write burglar insurance. $10 will pro tcct Eou up to $L00o. Phone 35f.
 DODsON INSURANCE AGENCY.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-11

Dr. J. F. Merrltt. calls answered day or night Office phone al. res idence 42G. No. 37oIa Central avenue
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-11

If you suffer from stomach dIsor- ders, ask your doctor about our Bul- garlan huttermlk. The Pasteurlzed MIX Co. 3-11-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-11

iL Summons GlenvooJ Ark: n t. SchHk, GleHwood Ark Mr. and ,ff F. j- Ctusey Nurtropsh5ro; N7tn4a Sellers New Ollem-. IT D Hea1o. New York. L. F 1homp-on Lulc Rock. James Ff,leu3urarn. Lop-vill- Roger s Crews St Louis
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-11

Use Liggets Golden I'D tea for making iced tga. This req is pro- cured only from the early nowery pickings, which in this. country is found in but fow 1f the most exclusive stores, and then at prices varying from S2o0 10 5000 pound. Price 'l0o a pound. Fo1|sa'e by R. c. Mor- vi9 Drug Co. "bhue 242 f-l0-tt.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-11
K4THL TN WILLIAMS
 MONDAY kEW CENTRAL
IN "REDEEMlNG LOVE" WITH THOMAS HOLDING AND HER
 BERT STANDING

katMm Williams and Thomas HoIdine make their joint debut as MOrOsco stars u "Redeeming Love,
 nich g the Paramount Picture at the Ne0 Central thcacr Monday The story nf This powerful drama M filled with uG scenes aud thrIn4 sima- lions. It~ winner from start tu E1- '~2 m luct everything n ileNin" uijh tho high standard ol Oliver Nor oeoo IroJuyuoHs Those NA0 in Wew youth enjoyed he homcN pleasures r. tho moonI4hl halride. ho social dauc given aN thc Aid So.,o.y, the .mlil town charity bazaar aud then a .he ordained .ima iclt al- 'bc spirit M pms- of repentance at thc "camp m.ejme they win 1ind t great treat n th.. picture
 In this slot Miss Williams plays thc part ot the country airl who makes thc mistake of coming t0 tuc city u search O. q thrill where she Accomes chorus girl, and later g. professional gambler Thomas Hold ing takes the role of the youthful minister who faithful to the girl of his heart, at last wins her back to right eousness and the repentance of her sins
 Rose TapIey in Person at Central
 Tuesday.
 The greatest favorte of aIl the Nitagraph actresses, Miss Rose Tap ley, will appear in person and give a short talk next Tuesday 1lth This is a chance of a life time. so don't fail to see the pioneer of the motion picture game at the Central Tuesday.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-11

We nave m operation a circulating a system thr9ughout out plant which prevents " from lighting. The Pas teurlzed Milk Go. s-11-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-11

Dr F. F. Vinegar mas returned to his practice and can be foupd at his office @tG-2tS Central avenue. from , to t- and 3 to pm. l1-l4-tf.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-11

Pol.- he'd e3ee wind shields. glass at B.ges Art Store 2l1-u
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-11

For reliable roof work call Geo. l.. Turk. phone 22g. 12-27-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-11
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES MEETING

Tho executive committee of the As sociated Charities will hold m mNor tant meeting at the Court House Mon day afternoon at g o'clock
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-11

You will find BeVo in pasteufized bottles, hermeticslly patent crowned --st inns, rcstaufants, department and drug stores, soda fountains, picnic grounds, baseball parks. dining cars. steamships and other places where rrtr, shiug bev- eraecs are sold.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-11
GlRL4IE3. Sss

Remember MONDAY-Matinee 3 pm
 Nightly, 7:45 and 9:15. General Adm! Reserved Seats Opens at o'clock eachs
Arizona republican., 1917-12-31

largest company of the kind in the world, to grow some of it's own cotton and are preparin~ to come to the Salt River Valley.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-31
B|G MUSICAL SHOW
 AT THE COLUMBIA

The conspicuous thing in local the atricals will be the production here to-
Arizona republican., 1917-12-31
oday" Is at the Hin


 Ioday' is at the Hip today "Toda,,.. IS Just about the best dlnmatic picture piouuclon that the Hip has been able to serve Tn months, and the fact of its splendld appeal lies in the ,nacked houses that greeted it yesterday all aay and night. It is a smart story uone With lavish disregard of expense With one of the greatest casts seen recently in special picture. Florence heed will be remembered for tbe won uerlul creation of the young mother in mat splendid picture. New York . Her rendition of the matron who sotd herself for dress in this sparl5Iine ne expose ot side of New York upper crust society life is her greatest ef. lort. Miss Reed is now at work in tbo Select studios on her coming nrodncl lon The Struggle Everlasting. and in cIuchtauy starring in the splendid New lork stage success China Chin Chow 3, Today is augmented with a. weekly news reel showing many close up views Of the French front. Tomorrow tba picture Today concludes it's run and IS augmented by the addition of Chr rent Events containing the first pic- lures to reach Arizona of the great Halifax disaster. wherein 1.5OO peonle were killed by the explosion of a mn nitlons ship in the harbor.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-31

morrow for two days, at the Columbia Theater, of the musical story of youth, When Dreams Come True" The book and lyrics were written by Philip Bar tholmae, whose previous stage sue cesses include Little Miss Brown"
 Very Good Eddie" and over Night" The score of When Dreams Come Irue' was composed exclusively by SllVlo Hein, composer of national reputation. who wrote many of Marie Cahllis most successful songs. The scenic effects are elaborate and massive ana show many features that are pleas Ing to the eye. The gowns worn by the ladies of the company came from the Orange Costume Company of New ork, and they are said to be wonder 1ul creations of the dressmakers' art.
 The cast engaged in the presenta ton of When Dreams Come True" in : cludes many names notable in the musical comedy field, and no expense mas been spared by the managers in assembling one of the most evenly bal anced companies that ever appeared in a musical comedy.
 chorus of 24 girls. all under the age ot twenty, will assist the princi- pal players to give one of the most satisfying entertainments ever seen in our city.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-31
ANOTHER AUTO TIRE
 COMPANY PLANS ID
 RAISE COTTON HERE

With the filing at the state house of trticles of incorporation by the United States Rubber company, the first inti- uation has been given local people of ihe possible intention of another great automobile tire manufacturing concern 70 engage in the long staple cotton in dustry in the Salt River Valley.
 The articles were filed in the office of the corporation commission by Ned Creighton, who has admitted that he is the legal representative of that cor poration in Arizona. Mir. Creighton. however, could give no information as to the definite intention of the rub Der company in qualifying to enter this state in an industrial way
 The United States Rubber company already is represented in Arizona by Inc United States Tire company of California, subsidiary of the United States Rubber company" stated MT. Creighton yesterday. This subsidiary company qualified in this state several years ago, and if it were the intention of the parent company merely to en- gage in the tire industry no further filing of articles of incorporation would be necessary.
 T cannot state just what the inten- ton of the United States Rubber com pany is' added MT. Creighton. but if would appear that it was for some other purpose than merely the selling of tires or other rubber manufacturing goods"
 The Goodyear Tire and Rubber con- pany already is in the Salt River Val Icy in the long staple cotton raising business, having planted several thou- sand acres the past season and with many other thousands on contract and nas announced that it would largely in- crease the acreage next year. The rigid uricc of long staple cotton at a figure never before heard of. one that is spreading the fame of this valley all over the country, indicates that the supply of long staple cotton needed n the manufacture of the best grades ot automobile tires, is still far he nind the demand.
 The success of the Goodyear com pany m raising long staple cotton in ms valley probably has determined me nited States Rubber comnanv tbe
Arizona republican., 1917-12-31
I ADJUSTMENTS 1 DANCE FEATURES IN
 NEW SHOW AT E[KS

At the. Elks' Theater, commencing this evening, the Ed. Redmond Musical Comedy company will present for the first time in this city the chummy musical play. "A Punctured Romance. This production will prove a most at tractive offering as special efforts have been made to have this play excel in staging and costuming all the previous productions, and it is well known fact that the Redmonds in this line have set a standard that cannot be equalled by any organization aside from real Broadway productions. With the New Year, Ed. Redmond is determined to make his plays more lavish than ever, and the motto of the popular stock company is, everything at the Elks' on big scale, but the scale of prices.
 A big series of novelty song and dance features will be interpolated in the production of "A Punctured Ro- nance" chief among them being the initial presentation in the west ot the famous Hawaiian Hesitation.
 A special matinee performance will be given tomorrow afternoon, (New Years Day) along with the regular matinees on Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday
Arizona republican., 1917-12-31
Tlz Man Comes to | Arizona Because 'T1z Garde1a Spot

Many people come to Arizona on account of phthisic, which is pro- nounced ''tisic" and which is a. species of asthma, but W. L. L. Dodge, Los Angeles millionaire, came here to spend the winter on account of "Tiz,' which makes it possible for him to spend as much time and as much money as he chooses in any place he may select.
 Asked whether or not this were true, MT. Dodge is said to have recited in the we'll known words of Shakes peare, "Tiz true tiz pity, and pity tiz, tiz true"
 "Tiz, for tired aching feet" is now as well known as Bull Durham" O. Good morning. have you used Pears Soap" Whether tiz or tizn't matters not. because MT. Dodge has made a fortune through it's sale, but as mat ter of fact, probably tiz.
 MT. Dodge evidently thinks that Arizona, being land of magnificent distances, and rather warm in the summer time, ought to be conducive to tired aching feet" and hence should be popular spot for "Tiz.''
Arizona republican., 1917-12-31
Fipe Hundred Riddles To
 Be Made Happy Tonight

until seven o'clock, the hour set for the distribution, but if possible, persons contributing toys are asked to send or bring them earlier in the day.
 Additions to the collection of food stuffs and toys beneath the big Christ mas tree at the Adams hotel continue. Among those which came in yesterday were:
 50 lbs. coffee, R. Allyn Lewis.
 Over 100 toys from the Berryhill Co.
 1 case eggs, l case Lily Milk, Sen aIor Fred Colter.
 s cases canned goods, Gov. Geo. w r. Hunt.
 Liberal donation of canned goods Alhambra church.
 All of the supplies and foodstuffs donated will be distributed to needy families through the agency of the Salvation Army
Arizona republican., 1917-12-31

Climax of all Christmas festivities in Phoenix will De the distribution of 800 Christmas stockings to 800 needy children of the city at the Adams hotel this. evening, when Santa Claus vii! appear and officiate in the be- stowal of the holiday treat. Final details for the distribution of the Christmas gifts were arranged yester- day at a conference Of officers and workers of the Salvation Army under whose auspices the toys will be- given out and the supplies for the needy distributed. Distribution of the toys will begin at seven o'clock.
 Duplicate toys are still needed and those who have any to contribute to the celebration are asked to bring them either to the Salvation Army hall or the Adams hotel today. Toys will be received at the Adams lobby
Arizona republican., 1917-12-31
CAPTAIN REED ID
 GO |NTO SERVICE

Captain Howard Reed of the United States engineering corps has received orders to report at training camp at Petersburg, Va. and leaves in the inn mediate future for that station.
 Captain Reeds friends will remem- Der him for his splendid work under the United States reclamation service in the construction of the Roosevelt irrigation project, being one of the construction engineers in charge of that great work
Arizona republican., 1917-12-31

Corey, young author, but a second to solve, and up went his hands i'll the Triangle play, Up or sDown?' at the Columbia Theater today.
 It was well enough to write about heroes giving battle and overpowering whole bandit bands but Corey had no desire to try it himself. It was this decision which stamped Corey as a coward in the cattle country, where he was seeking Western color for his story. and which nearly cost him the woman he loved.
 How he was made a hero against his will by his faithful partner, "Dal-
Arizona republican., 1917-12-31
FORMER PHOEMC|AN
 GETS IN L|MEL|CHT

Today's dispatches state that John Francis Neylan of San Francisco has resigned as member of the California Council of Defense. designating the council as "eXtravagant pretense.''
 Phoenix people will remember Ney-
Arizona republican., 1917-12-31

Ian in local politics many years ago. He also was at one time member of the staff of The Arizona Republican, During the past summer Mir. Neylan resigned his position as chairman of the California board of control to practice law, after several years ser vice on the board. He is strongly backed as a future candidate for gov ernor of California and is one of'the republican leaders in that state.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-31

las Mike" an eX-convict. and won the hand of Esther Hollister owner of the Rancho Verde, are the thrilling surprises in this Triangle Western featuring Geo. Hernandez.
 The Keystone is up to the usual standard of fast comedies and the Ford scenic is one of the best. Tomorrow no pictures. but road show of fifty people. When Dreams Come True San Diego wired the management that this is the best musical comedy in San Diego this season. The same com pany comes to the Columbia fsT two days. matinee and night.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-31
Gladys BrockweII at tn. Lamar.

For the final showings today the Lanara IS offering talented Gladys brockwell, the girl of a thousand ex- presslons, in "A Branded Soul" Ii is an exceptionally interesting feature with powerful appeal, being in reality the modern personification of the leg end of St. Cecelia. The star is seen as beautiful and innocent Mexican slrl, happy. in her little home town
 Where she makes her living bv singing m cathedral. In time there comes lHto her lie an interruptions oil mag nate Who, struck by her remarkable beauty seeks her downfall. He suc- ceeds m making her a captive. bu. uhder the spell of her sweetness and charm. he responds to the call of man mood and love, and we find him wor. shlplng the girl he sought to wrong
 Ill the meantime the populace has be- come ansered at the oil operator and SeeN ms ruin by burning his wells
 when they threaten to hang him. the supreme test of love is reached as the slri kneels and pleads for his life Whlch Is spared that he might begin Ire over again with the girl who is responsible for his redemption. To morrow Douglas Fairbanks is the of- lerlhs, appearing in his latest Artcraf fl success, The Man From Painted Post '
Arizona republican., 1917-12-31

up or Down" at the Columbia
 II you heard a gruff voice order Fro up yer hands," and found your self looking into the business end of four rifles, what would you do? This was the problem which took Allan
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-17
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-17

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