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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-11

ensd also BY the Maximilists. At yes
terday's sitting OF the council OF sol
diers' and workmens delegates they
again urged that all power should pass
into the hands OF the socialists. II was
resolved a the meeting, however that
Premier kerensky should be support
ed uneohdiiionally MONDAY night the
capital WA quiet and traffic was nor
NAL
Genefal Savonkoif has taken over the
office OF military governor OF Pctro-
grad in place OF General Vasilkovsky
resigned General Sayonkoh has ad-
dressed a rcassuring proclamation to
the population. stating that all nece'-
sary measures were being taken for the
defense OF the fathcrland and OF free
dom
Klsmbovsky Not Commissioned.
General klembovsky, the commander
on the Riga front, has not as vet been
commissioned chief OF all the armies ot
Russia, which post was refused by Cen
ersi Lokomsky Explaining TO the coun
ell OF soldiers and workmen Premier
keren.kys reasons for desiring the APP
pointment OF a directorate NJ Nkobs
Jeff. minister OF labor, said the pro
vi.lonal government Was incapable OF
dealing with the situation, as some oi
is members were Germanophlle, and
the premier believed 1t necessary 10
take the the power into his own hands
The arrest oi certain persons including
Vladimir Purishkevich, well known
reactiorary under the old regime IS eN.
pected
No particular animation was notice
able Yesterday until the evening news
papers made their appearance and were
eagerly bought
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-11
BIG VI0LAT0RS
TO 60 TO JAIL,
ASSERTS zWICK
(contlrusd From Page W


going to stay there until competent
guards arc secured for the road gang,
II man is lined $1,000 for bootleg
gins' and sentenced to serve year on
the roads | intend TO see that he serves
his sentence
County Commissioned Black, IN
speaking OF the fishing trip on which
Dave Myers, convicted "bootleggcr."
wa. taken, said that no one had asked
him il Myers might be taken along as
a cook and that the first thing he knew
OF his going was when he got in the
automobile with them.
"He didn't cook more than two or
three meals" Mr. Black said "He
didn't do much fishing. either. notice,
though, that he roams around town at
his will"
Commissioner Black does not care II
county prisoners are sent to the road
or not he said
Raps Officials.
1T doesn't make any difference to me
II the county court doesn't send any
more men TO the road We get very
few men from the county court any
how When Embty and Bin,on CORNER
county attorney and sheriff respective
| ly) were m office We got more men in
a day from the county court than VIC
do now m two weeks"
Mike Casey, road gang boss declared
that It was seldom that he had more
than half a dozen men on his gang at
ono time
I'VE have six men on the gang now,
| he said Three Of these ar, men |
fecaptured after they had escaped They
are Arthur Brewing who ESCAPED about
two years ago, Harry Slagle who eS-
capped ON January q, and Ira Turner
who escaped more than wear ago The
others are Mike Green sent Mp from
/ Justice OF the peace court George Rob.
erSon whose SentenCe'wa, affirmed by
IN, criminal court Of appeals. and Joe
Barry the oply 'boo,lrgg,t" IN III,
gang
County laler Fnooh Cap,haw DE.
Tended himself from the statement
made hy Casey 'ha, CapShaw had told
him that Frank Pence a 'bootleggei, +,
would not ~ to escape
case, took Ernest Smith and Franz
Pence ou, ON August 49, Nr Cap
shaw 'aid II told him that Smith
would run At ,hc first oppof,unl,, hu
tha, Pence had a family here and
did not believe he would a,itmp, to c
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-11
Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses.

Rohcr, Ccrll Tucker u years old OK.
lshoma city and Flouisc Jenkins, lN
wears old Hrittun Okla
Inrlc klkrI &c wears old, md EstR u.
Foreman, % wears old soth NJ Ne"oha.
Okla
nrnr, Wilson. "a years old, Hugo
Okla. and Maud Perkins % years
old WapNnuckR. Okla
John Raymond ihtf % years old,
and Nntsafet Catherine M,nten, -
years old both oi Oklahoma CITY
William Harrison Fortune, n year.
old Jackson. Tenn, and Florence Marie
Royle % years old Joliet, III
S,ephcn Iiew, q, Nears old Tulsa
Okla and Mrs Maude Price, 81 yesfs
old. pslahom" CITY
Mr. aud Mr.. n s Dawson, los west
II BNenuc. hoy
Mr. and Nrs e " Urcatchsl, 5i5
North Western sNenue, = hoy
Mr. and Mrs Nose pNulden. 612 Ncfth
idaho avenue, girl
Mr and Mrs Edward Sneeh aoi ERst
Ninth street s'tl
James ollver, ~ wears old. lhtj wet
Main street
bulldlnp petmlt.
| W N'ihuI GAb luH Fourth street
on" siur, frame psfngo 1900
W y Long. 2ON West Washing ~
h,snWe. ono-sio,y frame addition to 10
Ms T. = warwick 1901 rnr Tent
street one story frame gstarr i7b
! NtM' o. NUrFhc is0i West Twenty
mntA suseL slsspns poteh. Ibl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-11
The WQr of
\ Nations

Ono easily fancy himself watching the siege Of Lsse
- he bombadnent Of Rheims the nshtnS before Arra
v1so one sits through . performance Of The War OF
htieas the wonderful pyrotschnic drama which will be
eeeAted at the Oklahoma State Fair Oklahoma City. Sep
0bse 3s In the inhed Of the track This fireworks
ectacs 10 the work Of the worlds acknowledged masters
pyrotechnc and secured the Fair this
year at an enormous cost
10 a picture torn from the pages OF history In the
making the in Europe today II depicts the taking
q town In Belgium northern France The drama Ia
WORKED out on mammoth openair stage $50 feet wide
sno soo people take part in the cast
The town strongly sarsoned One sees the long lines
" "enohes and forhcaons brsins with guns An
0pMne scouts over the horson 10 chased by shell
e rhen the snemy's feet OF aeropanes and drsible.
WIN guns manned by living operators swarm to attack
army OF the enemy closes In There savage nghtins
"' "ehohes Machine play streams Of Nre upon
- '""SS' siege cannon fash and thunder Wireless
49," ana helosraphss signal order. Armored au,omo
- wheel into the night The air Ia Allied with burs,iny
b - The town 10 hre The Gothic C,,b.dr,l
sovn In ruin Building after building 4, wrecked by
~ aad goes up in nsmes Finally tn. city ia one waste
QpoohS and blackened ruins
9 AloA class vaudeville Before the battle, n do,.r
0oo4ocod ostensiby for the entertainment q, .o,d,.r.
(pUn Sons. After the battle ab.su, are presen,sd
oooofoAnce closes with $500 exhibition OF darling
tVuntl0th century arexorks
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-11

More Trouble Thrsatsnsd.

The newspaper, ljhvestia, announces
tAat the constitutional democratic min.
islefs relinquished their portfolios On
the ground that the Korniloif affair
Was one for decision by the entire cab
iast and not by a directorate. Trouble
~ the Kerepsky government is threat.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-11
Speech Campaign
Opens Yesterday

Opening guns oi the Four Minute
Mems campaign were fired hv $.
Ross a, the meeting Of the Christian
church brotherhood in the basement OF
the Colcord building at noon yesterday
Assignments oi rapid-iire takers
among tho four minute squad for to-
night, as announced. by Captain Burke
Shartcl, are; g. a Paul, Empress
,heater'N and Mast Powell, Dreamlard
thca,ct why We Are fighung" will
be the >ubjcc, OF their speeches The
same topic will afford ammunition tor
the speakers the remainder OF the
week. schedules for which have not
been completed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-11

an errand for me at the time to a near-
by grocery When he returned locked
him up and he has been behind the bars
ever since"
According to Judge zwick and Taller
Capshaw, so many negroes have cs-
capped from the road gang this year that
IT is impossible to keep track OF them
One of them, 2. w. Winslc,t, who had
two sentences OF six months each and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-11
LEGAL
ISSUE WILL Be
SETTLED TODAY
Introduction of Previous les
timony in Dispute,

AUSTIN, Texas, Sept 1.-THE big
legal issue OF the impeachment trial OF
Governor James T. Fctguson--,he que'.
ton as TO whether the prosecution shall
be permitted 10 introduce testimony
given by him before his case reached
the senate high couri--camc to a crux
this morning
Arguments Are Started.
Indications are that before the day il
over the court will settle the matter BY
a vote OF its members, Arguments were
started BY N M, Crane, counsel for the
houscboard Of managers, when he pre-
sen.ed what he termed "admSslonS'
made b ythe governor and printed IN the
house journal 10 be read into the rec
ord were only partly finished At noon
today When they are concluded the
court must pas, on resolution hy Sen
ator Joseph Bailey to discuss the legal
points at issue III executive session
Whether IN executive or open session
the discussion will take some time
President Pro TEN W. l. Dean will
next make hi, ruling II is considered
certain the court then will seek a vote
ON the ruling
w A Hanger, chief counsel for the
governor. was to begin his argument
this afternoon
Direct Evidence Near End.
The house managers attorney an
nounccd this morning they were nearing
the end OF their direct evidence. The
attempt TO introduce the governors :
PREVIOUS testimony is to forestall any
possible decision Of his counsel to keep
him of the stand. an cventuality that
has hren much discussed but not con.
frmed
The proposition advanced BY Mr.
Crane and the one to be met by Mr..
Hangers that the present impeach.
nent trial is civil and not a criminal
procedure and that consequently the
court is permitted to consider the record
| of previous testimony
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-11

two fines OF $1,000 each to work ou,
escaped about three weeks ago, shortly
before Ernest Smith and Frank Pence
escaped Winslett was in Guard Beal-
er's gang, while the other two were
under Guard Hagen, in Casey'S gang
The county commissioners intimated
today that they we're satisfied with the
guards they had employed and that
there would he no changes.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-11
STATE SOLDIERS
Leave TODAY
FOR TEXAS CAMP
(cortInusd FROM Page l)

position. and they will then be ready
TO settle down to regular camp routine,
Every Unit Called.
Every unit Of the national guard OF
Oklahoma i, now either in camp at
Fort Worth or nm the way The other
three cavalry troops left their mohlli'
fation point, at the same hour that the
Oklahoma City troop left and all will
arrive at the camp grounds some time
today.
The Oklahoma battalion OF engineers
were first ordered to Camp Bowie, be
ing ordered there to assist the contrac.
tors in completing the work on the
company streets and place the drainage
bitches.
Under General Hoffman.
The entire national guard OF Okla
homa will be under the command OF
Brig, Gen Roy Hoffman, who has becn
at Camp Bowie for the past two weeks
A large number OF friends Of the
members OF the two units who departed
early today wete at the station to tell
them good-by
Other Troops Leave.
MeALESTER. Okla, Sept IL
l(Speoiai. Troop A, Oklahoma cavalry
OF Okemah, and Troop { OF McAleste
left here early today for Fort Travis
Texas. training camp The men wer
carried on a special train.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-11

cape and that he would he able to do
better work If he was not chained "
Dave Myers was locked in the county
jail Sunday Mr. Capshaw said. Casey
stated last night that Myers was seen
on the street Sunday
Myers Locked Up.
"I found out Friday morning that
Myers would not appeal his case Cap
shaw said today Myers had gone on
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-11
Other Troops Leave.
VATICAN ASKS AID
FOR MEXICAN PRIESTS

ROME, Sept 1.-THE Vatican has
asked the good offices Of the American
and British governments in behalf OF
the priests and religious orders in Mex
leo which are threatened with expulsion
from that country, The Vatican adds
the assurance that there is no reason
justifying such a measure.
The Metal Polishers International
union has voted to admit women TO its
membership,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-01

Die TeItamsntSer6ffnung botte itatts
eefunben. Der 8eretpigte biflterlieb
ben S06nen bic geiperbliden Stabilize
ments nit Der @eoinsung, baB an Die
beiben S0dter elm entfpre9enOer 8ors
nnteil berausge3a6lt o6er bur4 bDpos
tbetoriTbe @intrGeung f9er geiteIlt
piirbe - Elm Betrag, befen 9Obe er
bon bem Mert Der Jabrii, geTddBt
nd9 benz 9ur9I4nittsertrag Der leBs
ten fiinf Sabre, obbdngig gema9t piis
fen pollte. QluBerbem entbielt bas
Teltament nod eingebenOe 8eittmmuns
gen gu guniten Der Qlrbeiter unb ilber
einiae niAt nnbebeutenbe S4sntungen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-17
PALACE HIP

The new show scheduled Co oren
Sunday a, tho Palace Hip has the
following offering
Moorish whiriwind.. sensational
tumblers
Best. Morton and Kerr arc three
musicians. They win give a widely
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-17
At THE THEATRES
METROPOLfT AN-"Miss

springtimc" SUNDAY. Monday.
Tuesday,: Mar ftgman. In
Nothing Hut tho Truth"
Thursday. Friday. Saturday
MOORE --- Orphcum Circuit
Vaudeville.
GAIETy--Siusicai Buri~saue.
WiLkES--"Tt Pays Go Adv~r.
tl<e."
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
PALACE HiP--Naudeyillr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-17
METROPOLITAN

Nothing hut tho Truth" VIII
op~n a three days engagement at
the Metropolitan. beginning Thurs
day. with the wcil-known comedian.
Mar Fixrnan. In the stellar role.
Me~~ra Anderson and weber. tho
managers OF this highly succeEsiui
farce. could not have selected a bot
ter. or more fitting actor, Tor the
difficult roi. OF bob Bennett. than
Fignan.
|. Usually the author OF success
ful farce or play IL most pronounced
In his rule Of stick 10 the lines
but in this particular fare" tho au-
thor must depend largely upon INC
ability Of the actor TO adm. Tor
one OF the most important scenes
II not the most importAnt--is that
bstween the actor and the CLOCK.
The STORY deals with tho ability OF
the leading character 20 tel the
truth for - hours. The "a hours In
up ut exactly 4 p. IN. ana as inc
audience viii laugh more or less. AZ
IL. pleasure. and the clock cannot 10
made To wait for the laughs. nor
hurry when the laughs are not pro
louxed. Il In up 10 the ability OF the
actor TO provide amusing scenes ana
dsalogu. that will permit the climax
Of the third act TO DO on the stroke
Of four"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-17
WILKES

Conan g. Harris famous comedy,
1T Pays to Advertise" will be pre-
scented by the Wilkes players at the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-17

homo and cr1ticise). too busy making
this glorious United States n safe
pians for you 20 i've. free from Prus-
sian tyranny: some even object to
the work OF mercy OF the Red Cross.
II In well that our beloved land of
freedom does not need TO depend on
such Patriots" a. these.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-17
COMING TO THE MET.

The Flame" Richard Walton
Tuily'H latest success. which comes
e. the Metropolitan theatre for tho
week commencing Sunday. Novem-
hcr IS. Ia a play which thrills ita
audiences from the beginning until
the last scene In played. Tire story
IL OF two young people who seek
their fortune In Latin American
republic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-17
FAINT AGFs

The Honey Bees n musical com.
edy. mixing pretty Eiris. music. com
edy and dancing. will b. tho head
line attraction Of tho nov bill at the
fantaxes. opening with tho mstfnee
PERFORMANCE. Monday.
For tho sf-,ciai added feature ss-r~
viii be Maurice Samueis. Italian i'm
p-crsouaior. and hts players in "A
Day at Kills Island
Other numbers. Ford West and
bud Haic. IN Prom Abroad cofn.
edy skii. the Transfirid Sisters.
dainty musical artists: Nile Their.
ssa and her trained pigeons. dors
and monkeys. and Eddie Howard. &C.
centrtc dancer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-17
METROPOLITAN

An appealing feature Of the pre-.
sanitation OF kiaw a Erlanxcrs mu.
steal comedy success. ~Mias Spring
time" at the Metropolitan on sun.
day. will be tho rendition OF Emmer.
lch Kaiman's music by special
orchestra Of 10 musicians who
form part OF the organization
Many Of the numbers Of Miss
sprlngtims" hav, obtained a ccun.
try. wide vogue. which promises 20
retain a degree Of popularity that
has seldom been accorded the
music Of lighter oporatle and mu-
seal comedy scores OF recent days
'-Thow Mo a Rose suns by Frank
Mcintyre: The Garden % RomAnee.
a duet by Miss Burks and Mr..
Broekhank: 'Aiss barn.,,'. "A Very
Good Girl on Sunday. Tho Love
Monopoly" "a Country Mouse. MY
Castles In the Air. when YOU'RE
Full Of Taik,- ~ Bid for sympathy
and once Upon Time. arr
known and praised by all who IN
,ercnt themselves In pr-s~ntday
rntislcai compositions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-17

varied program 81 music.
Van and Yorko will offer chatter.
singing and dancing.
Grace flndon. singing come
dienn.. features yodrlinK numbers.
Wagner and whiting present a
dancing act They viii feature aero.
hattie dancing
Tn. Flying Ia MARI. who are
''whlriwind Sensational A~riaiis,s. e
viii perform fcatz on tho flying
trap~Er.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-17
MOORE

The headline attraction on tho or.
pheurn Circuit Vaudeville bin at
the Moore in the new show. which
begins Sunday afternoon II NINA
ture musical comedy entitled The
-Four Husbands This IL the most
pretsntious act that has come to
Seattle this year.
IL employs 2s performers. headed
by lack Boyle and Kitty Bryan. as
sisted by the pep" chorus Of gor'
geousiy gowned girls This Is In
reality two-hour musical show
boiled down TO meet vaudeville de-
mands.
Mr.. and Mrs. MclBurne will be
seen in ION the Fourth Floor a
comedy apartment house story.
Colet Harris and Morey present an
act OF music and melody.
The Hughes Musical Trio play on
almost all Of the known musical in
struments. Raymond Wilbert' in
con the Golf Links" presents
Juggling turn The Bert Hughes
troupe Of English cyclists do about
everything possible on wheels.
Allen AMI Francis have their own
version OF ~ Comedy Surprise"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-17

Uncle Sam. we are with you heart
and soul and body. and II you AK Ms
to observe even -eatlexs days once
In a while. be sure we win gladly and
joyfuliy do IL TO make the world safe
for democracy.
A REAL. HoNEsT-To-GooDNEss
PATRIOT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-17
JII Observation-Disclosures
Cynthia Crey's
! LETTERS

Dear Miss Grey WIN you tell ms
when and where Abraham Lincoln
made his last speech before the pub
lie. And also TO settle an argument
how many letters arc there in the
Chinese alphabet CURIOUS
Abraham Lincoln made his
last speech before tho public
from tho White House at Wash.
inRton. on April II. 1896.
There are 2i< letters In tho
Chinese alphabet
Dear Miss Grey: Please print n
your column directions for mhItins
egg balls for soup. Would II be nj
right 10 use them IN oonsomme7
a GftJsENIfoRN.
Rub the yolks Of four hard
boiled eggs with n little melted
butter. 10 "a paste. Add little
pepper and salt. Beat two raw
eggs and add 10 above, with
flour enough TO make them hold
together. Make into balls. put
In soup and boil ono minute.
Yes. the egg balls are very often
used In conromms.
Dear Miss Grey; Could you be nc
kind as To inform me as % wha,
rank Gen. Pershing now boids7
claim he In "A major general. and II
claims ho was made a fun general
DOUBTFUL
u In right He now holds tho
rank OF general.
II "a Mother" win send self
Addressed. stamped envelope, viii
mail the formula for dying white
Kid shoes. which ran In my column
few days ago.
Dear Miss Grey. I have read so
many letters recently In your col.
umns from people who sign them.
selves Patriots" and Not Pro-Ger.
mans" etc. and yet who write as tho
they were anything but loyal Ameri.
cans. that I can no longer sit silently
and say nothing.
How can any true. loyal. whole.
hearted American write as they do?
How can any true-hearted American
woman refuse 10 sign the pi.dgs to
conserve food. and complain because
she In asked 10 do without a little
wheat or "A little meat. etc. 20 tina;
our loyal soldiers and our allies may
have the neccsxary food to supply
tho energy 10 necessary 10 keep
them up7 They are asked only to
save little food Of certain kinds.
and are supplied with good. nourinh.
ing substitutes % I'll the place of
what they give up. and they suffer
not at ali
What abou, the mothers and IN.
theirs who are giving their sons TO
fight your fight for your what
about the hardships and heart-brcak.
Ing suffering these boys are going
thru for our Eak~--for tho sake OF
the country that has given no gcner-
ously TO all OF us OF freedom and
justice. and now calls TO US for our
support and help feel as tho the
most VIC who stay a, homo can do
would be no small In comparison
with tho sacrifice they arc making.
Why. | could drop on my knees to
the mother who has given a son to
our great cause.
Some sven bcgrudsc the baskets
Of food that wc give tho boys when
they leave their homes: sous don't
want them 90 hay. tobacco TO quiet
their ba;tic-torn nerves. others object
to the books We are going TO send
them. saying. They don't have time
To read. they are too busy" Ucs. too
busy protecting you who stay at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-17

Tomorrow. The largest training
camp in the United State. 10 riTtr
in your door yard You owe u
20 yourself and tho $4,000 men
stationed here 20 visit, 4sir camp.
=. .. Tseems and =. y. Indian
spsiis leave Coiman Dock ever,
two hoass. en the odd hour. after
.. m. cesseeting at Tacoma
with steam and eIe~tvic ears and
auto stage.
7se--pEruRN BoAr vARE-7se
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-17

II ~ Mother VIII send a self,
Addressed. stamped envelope. will
mail tho formula for dying white
Kid shoes. which ran In my column
few days ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-17

Dear Miss Grey; Could you be no
kind ms 10 inform me as 20 what
rank Gen. Pershing now holds7 |
claim he In a major general. and II
claims ho was made a fun general.
DOUBTFUL.
u In right He now holds tho
rank OF general
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-17
.GAIETY THEATRE

Armstrong and his Baby Dolls
will be the Offering at the Gaiety
theatre next week. starting with n
matinee Sunday. In brand new
vehicle fresh from the musical shops
OF the East under the title OF The
Midnight Follies."
VIII n. Armstrong, former popu'
lar Irish comedian. last seen here
Al the old Pnntages theatre three
years ago. has Joined forces with his
brother. Ed Armstrong, and VIII
carry off the comedy roles Of the
new burlesqNe troupe.
ley" Carter has also Just ar
rived from Chicago. and VIII hold
down the Jewish 81 OF the comedy
bill
There will be n large chorus OF 20
girls In fetchy costumes and catchy
songs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-17

A Dies Moines wizard has invented
dishes that won't have to be dried
after washing. They are made OF
sponge.