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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-03

ORDER. OF NOTICE.
CHAFtG
OF. FOR bis.
iE.

On TIN. 2ah day, Of Jnmuary. \ L.
1917. on reading tn" petition for dis
charge Of Tho b.utrupts. it is
ord,.rcd by the court. that = h.ariusS
hr had upon tho same on tn" Eth BAY
OF MARCH,, y -. 1915. before said
court. at Richmond. IL said district, At
l2' ociock noon, aiid that notice there
OF he published IN The Times Dispat Ii.
n newspaper printed III aid district.
and that All known creditors and other
persons in interest may app",r at tho
said time and place. and show cause.
II any they have. why the rrayer OF
tho said petitioners should no, 10
granted
And il is further ordered by Tia.
court that the clerk shall s"ud by mail
to all known creditors copies of said
..eti,ion aud thIs order. addressed to
theiu at their places of residence as
stated
Witness tho uC%OHABLE EDMUND
WADDIII.. JR. judge OF the said
court. and the seal thereof. at Rich
m"nh. in said district, on tho 23d day
OF january. y -. i"l1.
NttcSt
JOSEPH =. BRADY.
(SraD Clerk
4. Eln,;WAY MOORE. Esq
ys,y .l-,s,
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w u l''NNl'il wanted: second hand M
meter multiSraph in good condition and
tHe"p Nndt nave 20 Offer MiUcu
: .IoncS Goinlmhia : =.
" ANIEl'. ola false tccth. Don't matter IL
l.. M"2cr. "o01 South I'ifth street rGii.,IcI.
phih. TT III send cash by return mail.
'ASli Tor 3ntiuu" furniture all Kinds.
Mritc inc " Hat you have. BEARD. li3
M-ln jrr ".
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-.---r-------. HIE"
FOR SAIE-Business.

DRDT tor" for .aie locsjcd tu ,nl.tIy 81
tee re.!H"uti4l sorti"r or itc hest city
~ -"u' "-t"ru mart ~ Nl1EtUia Sow 40
lU@ good Nli- !uv-- luEof'". 5 900. Address
y 81 ,-rr Times biEpat.h.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-03
ORDER OF NOTICE ;DI: DIS.
CHARLIE

% tuis 2oth day "r .I.,uuary \ II.
1911, on reading III" petition for dis
charge Of the bankrupt. il IS
- r"l.u Is iu' ,pU.t. ti.,t - 'I.u. 80
he had upon the sarr" on tn" 9TH
said court. At liichmond IN ,nc sa.a uis
trict. At = q. cloch noon. ana tia, notice
thereon lie published IL, ia" 'tmcs-Dls
patch - n"wSrap"r printed ia said dis
trict. "hd that al know creditors and
otn"i pe,s"us ia interest may appear at
me sag ,n,y ana riaes. a,"i show
cause. IL any the! have, why tho prayer
Of the sdid petitioner should no, DO
granted
court; ths' tho clerk shall scnd by mail
I" all known creditors copies Of said
pe'ltlon aud this order. addressed TO
thein at their places Of residence as
Wiuc;sT 'nne ll"NoHAEl.E rpMuHp
anG ~ s..ai rnni ~ n'i.nn mo ,'"r r.,
said district. an tho 10Th day oC Ian
nary. y. - 1917.
Iosi*I'II r oI:Any.
;oLNIHp GAEn,:rr. ESQ Clerk
rlI'F pF vlrGiNlA.
ili Is b -: %5l'f L e Grur >e i, ~"
Bankrupt E.,nAruI;cy
aH'r" Or cI Ni%TIIs 70" o's-
1917. on reading tic petition for dis-
u" 3 Of me na"krupt t is
hc had upuu tn" Sam" on the ,'rli DAY
OF MAI:'l II. y T.. 1914. h"for" aid
court: at Richmond, ~ -asd drsttilt. at ~
h. published IA The Timcs- Dlspatch a
new spsner, Printed tn said district. ana
persons IN interest may appcar at tho
said time and place, and show cause
Il any they hay" why ,hc prayer II
And i; is further ordered b. tie
Ictition and this order. addressed to
them, at their places Of rcsidenc" AZ
Witness the HONORABLE rpA,t:Hp
MADDiLl" IJh.. J"dEc Of tho aid
mona. in said lis;r,ct. IN The ED ',iirn :
Of January, y. - 1910
,s.,I JOSEPH 7 HI;A,,,y:,
EG'LNNr GARRETT. ESQ. 's'N
At;orncy for Banlruu'
4I54 i %,"atNl isrHi '='T 1iz
u r 'Hs "5 & ..> Il 50 &c.
Bankrupt
@p"n q c 42TI". ron D's
pu ths 18TH day OF January. 4 -
| l*l, or reading tn. poii,i"d lr, dis
! citdr-," Of tho bankrupt, IL *
crd'r'd ut the courl. that =. i.t'i n-:
! b" had upon thc Same on Tho eth DAY
or NAi;,'ii y /, IHi1. before s.,i.l
court. at N 'rmoud. IN said nlstrict. al
| /" oc!"ciS noon, and that notice there.
| Of nc publish.d in Tile Times Dispatch.
! : newsp.5'el r:iused ~ said district
! AMI that all known creditors ana cthe,
/ persons in interest may appear at the
( said time and place ana show cause,
! IL any they have, why the prayer OF
the said petitioner should not be
| grauted.
| And II {. further ordered by the
! court that tho clerk shall send by maIi
% All known creditors copies. of said
q petition and this order. addressed ia
! ;hcin At their places of residence az
/ stated
Witness the HONORABLE EpMuSn
/ Wa oDlLI.. JR.. Judge of the said
! court. and the seal thereof. at Rich
! nrud. ln said district. on tho Goth ia ,
! of January. y J.. lHl..
Attest:
JOSEPH -. BRADY
tSeah Cl.rx
WlLMEE l.. O'r'IAHEETY. ESQ
Attorney for Sdultrunt
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
ME- iNSi-

.uEu-l nt.c,rs ar trc ,ti.oi,.crs
H i, icu"rsou i,ealts ''ura"ta'inu vti
'H trur4sr} 1871 - l. O'Clock
-. l. Ni:ISfst.t.
'ii KS A&b Ni:KCHA$TS E,s:r.
li-H lluli street. Ef.Nm"nd 81.
lIfH- ruuI."i meeting - Hlo.L huIl~r- .tf .ir.
"rt $50 ne hold ict-uary - l.s5 81,
o. H. r,TrESc,, casHicr
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It'd WANTS

sIbMY iS o Hsn,s "e I Rsr "sers sa4,,n
.' E %p iSYiH%D y AH ' GEk TiTH
- uirin'hh SEti ?t I0pY. CASH 10 AC-
RATE TER LINE.
aiininuin space. Two lines.
: I ~. ama DAi'h Insertions. so cents.
= N"NSh,u avn. ihsertions. - cents.
situations Wanted. Male and Female.
! ,;nn" nA!in o. SuNpAl yc,,s ii"e
h""!a 81 measGreII"ht e aoild agate, a
-" -s'ii'"Noma not .uarantced >itcr l.. NJ.
HSTAtiUNS fOK I'D. NhAT ADS.
'" 5 lie Sa n1s.'e II h 'Es pnS NJ
\y" ent Az. are .,tep,ea ~ ,nen :. Tue
%i5G = ffoGGHsiiirin:Et ' $?fi;E $n -"''s'
49, b 'n.' MOI st5,e r'.ys"d Nfs. ana
i r94i 5rss 5:a' ~ ''.S% Gov,
rab12 UTuE fGE 70 ''YI ne .yn,D.i az" az. nd
t,".L. p,rns sore; !l:en Az, aoH 1Iaee $,
oh rns n Ht%;e 500 81 s M. II 5,
i,n mi. ,fee' E4a,"..'s - $ iin@ 81
Il. ;is| { Bro. i,,oas Z. '''' %md Clay
tartan, DrYs store tou,oey wa broad
.l:Aa1 or, Tc's .l,t.H srEEar.
ari.y 's" risr H lSa .n ,,. ,ro%4 ST.. St
+ f5pSh'.,a '.i >2stn '.j.h. ST
iacha!dson Dru- Store pJi ). seen
tgrmef rharm,oy. Tw,". asst and Main
wI@,ea rn"ra..N rer,a n'st and Mar
.snr.nser rfus c,nu. ga, thtrd and
Fg"I .. sehaa; ar.s nen,y a',h
q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-03
STORAGE AND MOVING.

w FRED. RlcIIARDSON Inc sol GOA
West Main street. frcproof storage for
household goods. MOVING packing and
shining. Randolph SlS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-03

rEpEE or >OTIC: ron MS.
CiiAl;Di.
~ t'. 18Th day Of january. y. -.
inl!, ON .rc*dinG the petition for dis
ChHrG" "f tho hsnkrupr, II is
ordered by tho court, Th-, q hcar,rs
ne Hn,! upou the sane On tho 9TH DAY
OF MARCH y. u. iHl,. before 81
court. 80 Richmond. IN SAID district, at
!! ci"ck noon; and ih,t 1ioticc thereof
b. published ~ Tn" Times Dispatch .,
new spap"r rrintod IN said district. aud
that all known creditors and other
r'rs"us IN interest may appear ~ tho
laid time and place, "uu -ho"' cause.
IL any thcy have. why The prayer Of
Tho said petitioner Should not I've
Nnd i is further ordered hy The
court That tho clerk SHALL send hN
mail Il" all known creditors copies uf
said petition aud this order. addressed
:" ti"m q, their place. "f residence rs
stated.
Wj,ucs- tho HONORABLE 1.pMU 81
WNl'i'II.I. .IE., Judge Of the said rrGrt
"ud the seal thereof 81 RICHMOND ia
-.id district. on tho l"th day vf Jam
ugry. \ u 1917.
Attest:
JOSETN T. BRADY
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED, sa lcsmen broker with good
reputation and acquaintance among the
grocery. drug and confectionery trade In
r.ogrcssivo importer. packer and diS!rihn,or
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

WANTED. Ia bay 100 secondhand bicycles
=, ana frames also. Address - ?5i. care
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-03
ORDER OF NOTICE FO
CHARGE;


1917. on reading the petition for dis
charge IT tho bankrupt, IT is
Ordered by the court. That y hearing
l." had upon tho same on tho eth DAY
OF MARCH, \. -. l?lI. before said
court at Richmond. in said district. at
he publishes III The Times Dispatch. a
newspaper printed in said district. and
That AL known creditors AMI other
pr -cn- IN interest may appear al the
said Tine aud place ana show cause.
II any th.y have, why The pr; yer OF the
s' And it is furt Rcr' or %' h% ,h.
court. that tho clerk shall send 10y nail
20 al ku"Nn creditors copies or said
ihc.n at their places OF residence a.,
witness the lIoToEAELu NuNn
"ouri and tho seal thereof q. Rich.
uoud. IA said district, on tho 18th day
Of january y A, Il; i'I7
josErn T.. srAnr
Mi.ssHs SELF, ZONES x w!y.s4SS'' S
attorneys Tor BankruprS.
Is TIE uMrITIEn ETATESs In!ISTEiGr
TEIrr or VIRGINiA.
sAMl,i.!, rITG ,IIl 40 1873
" Ten \ 81. doing In
business as DAVIS &
MltiIN FL, Bankruptcy.
HanhrHptS
ORDER OF HoTIrm FOR us
CHARGE.
@n TINS IS,n day Of January, \ u.
charge Of the bankrupt II is
ordered 10y tho court at hcaji. (:
u" had upon tho same on the 9Th hAY
oE MAIt,'lI. y H. 1914. bcfoIo said
court at Ei"hmond, ia said district, a.
IL O'clock noon. aud that notice thereof
10 published in Tho Times Dispatch q,
u"WSpapcr printed III said district. aud
that al known creditors and "thcr ror-
sons IN interest may appear at tho SSid
time aud place. and show cause. If amy
they have, why til" prayer OF tho said
petitioners should not he granted.
And ~ Is further ordered by tia" court
that tho clerk shall send by mail -
.Il known creditors copies OF said pc.
,itiou aud this order. addressed to them
at th'ir places OF residence rs stated.
Witness tho HDEcHAELE EDMt- Nj
WNpDlIL" IE. Judge Of the said
court. aud the seal thereof, ut Rich.
wrnd. IN said dIStiict. ON the 18th day
ri January, y u. 1917.
Attest:
JOSEPH l.. BRADY
RESI- LoNl:NSTElN. ESQ.
Alt"r'u"N for Eankrupts
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" lNri:D- Agents.

SIDE i'm. s.ic%u"n calling country s,"r.
AMI men x wear trade 10 scii Factory
hnc -; cloth yaps IIbcrHi commissions
pad. submit references. Upgrade IA,
I. L
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-03

In ;hc matter Of
.NLNIN SAYi.ES. u. !
SNNi.EsS aud v. u.
S\NLES. indiyidua lily
and as partners,
trading as y. ~ ILES
& SONS.
I3anllTliDtS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-03
AUTOMOBILES.

BODIES -nd TOP. Tor cominrrc!al =u'",ro.
niirs mad" 20 order. N!chsrIspU iiros..
=. itrn0 ,"cuu"
FOR saIo. v-p- sscuEcr i'urd winter body.
500 l;l. Ford roadster. Several 'yUrius
car from $40 W = q; Tilior 40. "cs,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-03

WANTED once. Young man sicroEra-
phcr. Must nc intelligent and active aud
II some experience. salary. $50. With good
Department. ChcsapcAkc and Ohio Railway.
Room 1905. g. 4 - General Offices. Rich
mond Va. Phone Madison 100
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-03
FOR Observation-Disclosures.
BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES,

FOR sale. ION cc,i1r rustE f-Nt innl COO
h.ar,S ]. n. rnre rnncs. bi,uatci
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FOR SALE-VEHlCLEs.

rOP wagons 81. S.. $50: open wagons.
$50 So. iIuharIsUn BIOS. sl5 Brook
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-03
Observation-Disclosures

WANrED At once, large electric loffct
NH IN first class condition only Sega
JpnrtmE ana itNtnTe 90. S"uIH -Four
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-03
NOTlCE-KNNkI.i II

IN TIE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT FOR TILE EASTERN DIS.
TEIcT OF VIRGINIA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-03
FOR SAi.E-lI"r>c,.
Horses, Mares. Mules

IL.N nlu1 souUd WON n|nI,"- - |. yea-5
old good mar, hr and stallion,
han 2" GGick pu'"r" Your moB.v Iva /.
ErHrsu,". V!owmaEs S'abio is South MI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-03

WASTED. scHmen nrcmeu aud horsemcn
FOR horse boat going I" England and re
turn Good Apuy before ! so to.
.LH. rtnNN. lhS Nnrth Nimth street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-03

WASTED, cNpsrisnocd operators for staying
machines Wilson r1ucr BoN Co. Inc.
"tl2.lh Fast franklin Strcot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-03
NOTICI.-I,ANkitUpr.

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT roR THE EASTERN DIS.
.RlC" OF VIRGINIA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-03

BOY wanted over IL TO learn To feed job
press. a :. KRAFT 60. Third and Ice
Z. South ElcMMLnMU.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-03

SMART colorcd hoy az assistant waiter FOR
dining room from !" 10 .; "" SUNDAY
work 50 week Apply Ia o'clock saturday.
business Mems club. American National
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-03
FOR SAIl.-Icarms

SoLIiSIpt NirrIni. turu,. 200 acres. 100
cleared. tNO towns. u. l.. - t"i.-
nhpur. $1,000. l. =. schuyler. kcnbrsdse.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-03

WANTED, At ONCE. 100 EXPERIENCED
SALESLApiES. APPLY AT DREYFCS
{ 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-03

Iermlnal Motor Co. p ,outh NimtM.
WANTED. registered druggist L" manage
store and bus interest in same. Good op-
rortunity to right man. Address l., car"
lima INl.In fck
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-03
real. ESTATE: FOR EXCHANGE:

10 "Nrhanr" 500 a'rc- A. miles Itichisiou'I
~. miles r"uilrr"n Station - -
IN "''n'; "' section. cool l-uh. timber ana
,atcr IN, smaller Improved rr"rvrty
-:nm.l \ IN iL..L.n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-03

I'm ia" matter Of SO lI9c
El tt TON NSENp In
Bankrupt iBaukruptCy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-03

WASTED. at once, =, nrsi-cIass soda man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-03

who know typewritinG. Small salary to
BUSINESS. state salary. experiences. +. o. o.
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HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED. at once. n frst-Class cook Ap-
ply at sos W"st Franklin.
ENFERIENcEu. ali-nronnd house servant
as sm hnq fm Eighty Of rIH rcc al adn Itr. m
crcnces necessary. Telephone boulevard
1876. or Apply 1853 West Grace Street.
WANTED. an experienced cook Aprly l4l5
Grove AycnMe or phone Madison 1903.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-03

I the matter ~
SAN III. rINCTiI:F- No. l,?J
Sl<N anil JULIUS e.
" t. II \ l.. doing In
business as DAN Is * &.
NiCHNllI., BauhruptCl
kaMk rLiptS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-03

WASTED, :. WORKING t,E'Hcr los "uo Of orr
uurtcry farms. .Nlsp luru To work. ia
rprscry w r Hood 81" GIUter r"rn,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-06
PRETTY BABY DELIGHTS
WITH HUMOR APLENTY
Snappy Lines, Good Singing and
Funny Comedian at
Walnut

Variety seems to be the keynote of
Pretty BABY" tho production which came
20 the Walnut last night The show is
under the personal direction Of Jimmie
Hodges the leading comed.yn.
As a general rule. such productions have
10 depend on its coined an to get il across "
tut in Pretty Baby" such is not the case.
There is q great variety or material ranging
from light opera to- that delight Of the dim
and happy past#the song and dance
only two acts constitute the entire per-
formarce. bu' s.N scenes are spread through
IL and each scene presents some different
portion of the globe The first curtain rises
ON a milllonaIrc's home in New York. and
before one has got comfortably acquainted
with the atmosphere the curtain drops and
when It rises again We find ourselves in the
Land ~ the Dragons"
Poor Butterfly" a song hit from Hip
Hip Hooray,' is sung 10y Miss Flo Wells in
this scene and we m.ent make mention ot
the fact II is this young lady who possesses
the hes, voice IN the company. 1t is
utterly devoid Of that raspinE sound which
we md in some of the very hest singers
az this time Of the year
rs for Jimmie Hodges the coined an his
every action drew rounds ~ merriment and
applause and the quaint and royal fashion
m which he smokes those two cigars
throughout the first act plunged the audi
cucc INTO e SpaSU OF laughter from which
% never quite recovered for the rest Of the
evening
Jean Tyues who Is opposite Mir Hodges
has e dainty charm which drew the audi
cncN 20 her from her first appearance
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-06

GOOD BILL AT KEITH'S
WINS LAUGHS BY SCORE
Lyddell and Higgins and Wards
Symphony Girls Favorites.
Florrie Millership Ill

well-rounded program was offered al
helths to an appreciative audience
Many novelties were presented IN the
course OF the bill and there was a plentiful
supply Of good comedy and music. Il
laughter and applause are indicativ. of
opinion, then the show overnowed with
merit.
Worthy Of special mention are the news
pictures which in addition to showing many
other events Of the day. give a close w"
view OF President Wilson when II is said
he was addressing Congress and asking
permission TO arm the merchantmen The
picture OF the President on the day of his
second Inauguration aroused the patriotism
" the audience TO highest pitch and brought
prolonged applause.
Will J. Ward and his 1ve "symphony
girls carried on first honors In laughter
and applause, with Al Iydel and Bob Hig-
gins, in "a Friend Of Fathers" running =
close second. The other acts were close on
the heels OF this pair Of fun.makers. Ward
and his girs-Frances Dougherty. Kitty
leavitt. Marie Foy. Bobby lucey and Gail
Stuart-were infectious with humor. that
was carried to the audience though the
Nehlcle OF well-eNecuted musical program.
The technique Of the orchestra Of five
deep-toned pianos drumming ukuleles and
clear voices made an impression on the
ludricous and true-tc-life octogeuarian char
acter as Al l.ydell has been laughed at
Illness prevented the appearance Of Flor
rie Millership.
Evelyn Nes0it. with Jack clifford was
received with much applause in her 1915
act presenting newness Of thought in
scenery and costume. william Sisto. as
an "Halian-Polack- -Allegneuy-N Nova Scotia"
spellbinder. caused hystericdl feminine gig
giles in the first balcony. as usual ia Gal
lagher and Andy Lewis appeared for the
first time here in new comedy act My
Friend the Judge" The possibilities Of the
sweet-toned xylophOne were displayed by
the Musical Johnstons
The konerz Brothers gave a dazz ing Jug
Cling act The Amoras Sisters, in medley
of song dance and physical culture won
applause.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-06
"MADAME X" REVIVED
AT THE KNICKERBOCkER
Eugene Blair, Emotional Actress,
Begins Engagement in Tensely Dra-
matte Play With Stock Company

TIE depths Of despair and degradation
brought about through recourse to the use
Of drugs were tensely Nisualized at the
Enickerbocker Theatre last night by
Eugene Blair in the title role Of Madame
y" The play will be given a weeks run
by the stock company.
Miss Blair has joined the knckerbocker
players as leading woman, to take the place
of Miss Anna Doherty. who has been COM
PEELED to give up her stage work for the
rena nder of the season on account Of her
health, Miss Blair is considered one OF the
leading eXponents OF emotionalism on the
American stage, She is well known to Phild-
dephians, there being few parts, either
classic or modern. that she has not at some
time or other portrayed in this city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-06
Town Hall Follies-Cross Keys

The first public charges in this city
against the twelve Senators who defeated
the armed neutrality bill were made last
night by Carson and willard, two Phila-
delphians. at the Cross Keys. They as
serted that the Senators IN question were
a dozen lemons. The audience approved
OF the charge by an outburst of applause,
and when one OF the comedians called at
tention to the normal color OF lemon, the
house emitted long laugh. This lively
pair whose act runs neck and neck with
the news of the day were the hit Of the
show. Events that were less than twenty
four hours old figured prominently in their
songs and talk
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-06
maids of Philly"-NiXon Grand

THE Maids OF Philly" captured every
thing in sight at the Grand last night. There
were ten luscious maIdens in the act, and
every one OF them a native of Phladel-
phia. Strangers have often confessed en-
thusia astically that Philadelphia housed the
most beautiful women In the world. The
Maids of Philly" demonstrated that their
enthusiasm was based on fact. The act was
full OF typical Philadelphia beauty, grace
and pep
Francis and wild appeared in playlet
full OF pure. unadulterated fun, ca led step
Lively" Other good acts were offered by
Baby Helen. the most fascinating dimnu-
tive vaudeville artist in America; the
Yaltos, whirlwind dancers; skipper and
Kastrupp in merry songs and jolly chat
ter. and Roeder and Dean, in acrobatc
thrills. The pictures were Of high stand
ard
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-06

Laughs galore were furnished at the
proadway last night by Sherman De For
rest and company in "A jay Circus All
the characters Of the sawdust ring were
nresent. including the clowns and the ring
master. with scarlet coat. who snaps
long ridng-whp The scenic effects were
most appropriate, Edw'na Barry ana FREQ
uaider we're the laughing hit OF the show
g., novel act which overhowsd with merit
barry Riley and company offer an ap-
neaIInq comedy sketch entitled An Irish
Immigrant" while plenty Of singing, dancing
and humor are put over in the form OF an
entertaining skit by Dunbar and Turner
Este and Dutton was another pleasing act
on the bill.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-06
LITTLE WOMEN" SEEN
AT ORPHEUM THEATRE
Comedy Of New England Life Given at
Germantown Playhouse
Last Night

Little Women" dramatization Of
Louisa May Alcott's novel of the same
name. was presented in Germantown last
s,sht s for the first time at the orpheum
Inc locale OF the quaint comedy is in
New England, where the picturesque char
aeers are given many funny lines. The
play pleased and was given by a well.bal-
anced company, which included EVELYN
ioke, Florence Huntington, Constan nee
xoolnson, Henrietta Mcdaniel. Paul Kelley,
Snaries White and John Won Rittberg
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-06
BEN WEIGH AND COMPANY
PLEASE CASINO THRONG
Diminutive Comedian Returns to His
First Love, Burlesque, and
Scores Heavily

Ben WEIGH, one Of the few hurlcsque CO.
medians who Is equally good in vaudeville,
brought his own company to the Casino
last night and scored the success that has
become a habit with him He is Of course
the central figure throughout the evening
and the person who built up the show
around him made the most out Of the tai
ents OF the popular little Jewish comedian.
The two burlettas are called. Love
Arbor" and THE New Commander" and it
is during the course OF one Of these that
We!ch shows his versatility by doing
clever bit Of Italian impe.sonation. The
costuming Of the characters in these hits
is to be ommended also.