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as to their credit standing.

as 10 thcr credit standing.
Some former customers who by vir-
tue OF hard luck have been unable to
promptly meet their obligations will
be reported as having paid up and
entitled to credit
Every safeguard will be thrown
around customers to protect their
credit standing, and the Chamber OF
Commerce will gladly cooperate in
every way in protecting the good
name of every person who honestly
tries to meet his or her obligations.
1T will pay every business firm or in
dlVidual to join the Sumter Chant ber
OF Commerce in order to receive the
benefits Of this up-tO- date credit rat
ing system. Members from the ru-
raj districts and smaller towns will be
given the same privileges and well
come as business and professional
men Of Sumter.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-03-03

~ IIf 't'--. 2
y - = y. Pisos anA Aetss Pauline
nnva euhe - &,essscs 20 visit
- cs
a Doo yewsls NsSi6sss. Of savannah.
i vt1dslag Nh. Ruesne wii@sr on
ss9 plH:bsyty -. = .y
- ~ in Snnre and Roy sprausle
,1s IN ~. fcctk ~ sso,',s ~ S+ Up
- ~ "a vie1f 3 III. Ssm = Miner
~ s(sser q ths mex Theatre. Mr.
Ais : or,,pee man q Hanover
E -, ~ r .ss M - ousnse .,ns ~ Win !!
'<s3e{ - ~. c- ,;,, - !
t 6I cScsiss sr> csssdsrs \ rsw
- - tAesslAf w1th' their slstss. Mrs..
1o(cesNn. niss 0ertsuds VIII
w.. Feoovsrsd srsm sa opcr-
T3S - ss.S -. - .s'snas
11SILl ~ ~
"a. NJ =. O, sswae,.. ~ y,a-
0o64 wssU I'D tAs city to0Ay.
~ = . ssslsns less this morning
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-03-03

Abbeville, Feb. 12.-John r.. Wilson
committed suicide this afternoon by
shooting himself in the head with a
pistol. He was 7S years of age and
was IN ill health, which is the only
cause known for his action He made
his home with his son. His daugh-
tcr-in-law was out in the yard and
heard the shot, but Mr. Wilson was
dead when she reached him.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-03-03

Berlin, Feb. 81, via Sayville.-
The Frankfurter Zeitung says it has
received from a private source in
France by way of Switzerland, a re-
port that more than 200 persons were
killed and 700 wounded by an eXplo-
sion of ammunition depots on Feb
ruary 2. According to this report,
more than $4,000 tons Of ammunition
We're destroyed.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-03-03

4, Ia HuEtmsa. Of Columbia. sue
Goods p. III. Lesssns ~ bookkeeper> at
the STATE penitbntisry. Mr.. Bultman
was forvses Sssts dtspensary auditor.
Mr.. A. K. eapders will succeed Col.
ID. ,. GrieDA1sasupsrsatendent of the
penitentiQau.on.M March1.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-03-03

Licenses to marry have been issued
to the following colored couples: J.
r. Griffin and Mamie Chavis, Tin
dal; Mack Solomons and Ella Caro-
lima, Mayesville; j. l.. Mccoy and
Lutitia Lowndes, Sumter.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-03-03

NJ. Geo. ID. Levy has been elected
socrptary OF the County Fair Associa-
ton. This selection 10 a wise one and
goee . long way to insure the sue
ceso OF the county fair this fall.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-03-03

Those who like to have a little
'toddy'' on hand are rushing to get
their gallon a month before the new
quart month prescription law
goes into effect on April 25.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-03-03

DSrmers report that the oats are
coming out nicely from the damage
done by the recent cold spell. Some
oecltons report that nearly half of the
p1ofta were killed. while others say
an excellept stand Is left
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-03-03

Moak your Cold or LAGrippe with
. ~ ecsss Of ses.--Advt.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-03-03

80. cSsrsets6 Deity " ~r
zQsnSE yIHLD. c0ston buyer.
Qoe4 MiddlAng as rs. a
eftet Mdd1ing L. 3-4.
uiddling ~ SD
essiet Low MiddIfns 10 as.
Low hiddling 1k Ia.
ssAp's cotton - to 2ae.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-03-03

6iddiIns II. ~
1oe Mlddling 1ss7-s. .tf
(4Anng 1e 3-(.,
tee Low MideIing 10 Ia.
- Mddlllg a. 80 ..ass,.e
,isw Yscnx c6sros nAaxrr.
I. 0Pse naeh Low Cless -Ulose
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-03-03

oIssssss1 my -
Aksf : CO. c6stss Buysa
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-18
Ccntn0lnt 11tatkus
jtarb tuie Gin PelS!

@di9inQtoL is. Oft. Ser
offi5ielle gcridt ii6cr Die G1ploiiou
auf Dem Goud6oot Mt" in @}oniIo
I'M Sui, BEL iueIber Der 9efc6I86a.
her 0e8 Sdiffes, 2cltnant g(rnoIo
Wnrcus alts San 6rdnti8co, uno
mebrere bon Ser @amid)uft ibren
Zoo fan6clt SOFT Dem @erbolteu oes
Gffisier8 bie h06ite 4nerfennung
mo cine 2(6ifrift oc5ietben lit nebit
einem lobenOen 9egteitidrei6eu 6es
Wortne.S efretar8 Daniels ser g8it,
ne Oc8iel6en ~8ttgeiteIIt por0en.
ogllis ben 8eiigenmt8Iagen" beiBt
es in benz Shreiben 0es M}ariue.
Sefretdr8, geebt flar 1erbor, 0oB
oos @erbalten s56res @atten 0o8 Ell.
neg moderen 0ffi3ier8 mar, ols CT
trob ieiner t6tli6en @erIebung obre
Riifiift otf itf ieIbit ic0e Cot unO
je0e @anoluHg Der Goroe fir fem
Shiif ulo oeiien Mldnuidoit nei5.
te."
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Gxtras1Dcnitv fir
Sen NicpicsSB cIMcbI

Ioibington, IL. eft. @ir
miiiIen on /. gtobem6er ooer mad,
oemielben itnIere Grtra. Eemies fir
Ole @lobies bercit boben. 3ieie iin0
1tdmIi6 fir bic arieosItener be.
itimmt.
6elbit &6eaterfritifer iper6en
cine &rdmie SIT entri6tcn Ba6en, Be.
Dor iie Die Stdtten Sralnatifder guf.
fiibruugen mad Dem genonnten Ga.
tlm betrcten, ebenio tperoen eS
aud Die iibrieen friiberen SynGober
bon 6reip1iien TIM mitlien.
Sad Dem @eieb meroen fiir ie
5ebn Gents o0er einen 9rudtei[
bierbon Grtroitenern bon einem Sent
erboben iperOeit Qnle @intrittsfar.
ten fins Oieier Steuer untermorfen
nit aitsnobme in jeuen @erguiis
gun9spldben, melde nid)t mebr ais
5 Gents Gintritt8gabii6r bertangen.
Gintrittsgebiibren fin 4inoer uu-
fer IL Sobren tuer0en nit einegr
Gett unO in feinem Sale mc9r be.
@iteltert, 9teie Steuern limo nudl oil.
iuenbbar ouf lluterbaltungen no
bic Giuuobmen fir po5ltdtiqe, er.
8ieberiide ODER religi0ie 3lpede be.
itimmt iino.
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Seine shiffe far an6Ie.

anllter0nIL Is. Gftober. Ger
9oaGnoii6e 2onolpirti6oft8miniiter
3. e, 4oit1ltnto fiin0i9te on, Bic
0eutihe Gegierlmg babe ntitgeteilt
IS miir0e ibr unnt0glid ieim ielbIt
nit beion6erm aenn3ei6en bcriebe.
nen Sdiffen, Die aoblen BON eng
Idno bringen mitroen, bolItdnoige
Siderbeit Qe9en Gnud6oote SIT &C.
ip61rcn. Nus oieiem @r1tnoe, rn0
mcil aid oie 56iffsbeiiber ibm nidt
geneiat paren, babe man ben 8lan,
6htife gu benz 3mef 6e8 TRANSPORTS
bon ao5Ie nn6 9oaano eit8u8ie1en,
dltfQeQeben.
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1radt6arfcn fir sen gaFifippi.

geip gorf, IL. Oft. - Die Bun.
oes. Sdifiabrt6eb6roe miro Die Sn.
ntenit.S tettng elmer 5lotte bon
5lubbarfen nuf 0eu Niifiiippi 3pr
9ef0r0erltng Der Giiener5e olts Den
Britben I'M @iiiiiiiippi Gale beauf
iidtigen. Gieie Gatiade CAB Gefres
lar 9le0fieI0 Dor ietner abreiie no6
ct. 2olis befanut, mo ct Der 4ns
flnft Der eriten gnrte bon OF, Saul
beiiUo9nen miro. Ser Blan ioa oie
5r1d)tfougeition ouf ben Giienba6-
ilet un0 ben @erfebr ouf ben Seen
erIeidtern, iogte ReofielO, uno Die
syradtbdrfen ioIlen altf i6rem giild.
iuege an0ere 6rndten mituebmeu.
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aeinr I8enaen fiir @erteibinnna.

Gbicago, Is. Oft. = 8ab an0a.
ben oes Sauptoertei0i9ers 8rl. 8.
5orreIt tper0en feline @ertei0igungs-
seitgeu bel Dem Gro5eB Ser orei
9eittf9en un0 zines 8inou, ole me-
geft elmer gtnitiffu1g elmer gteboIu,
tion In SnOien itd at berantmorteu
Babe1b borgefiibrt meroen. Die Ser.
tei0igilng miro iid 6aralif fifteen,
0aB oIe Ironsaftionen o~uBerbaIb
ne8 Serritorium8 Ger 8ereinigten
gtaoteu it~attgeflnoen baben uno 0d.
Der Ole dnertfanfi6en @eri6te ni6t
BuItdn0ig iiro.
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RmncnIetlabtINiff
,,$I0Do" ncrGcnktt
&niIhe 6Iutte berteibistc IGngerc
8sit bic Giusdnss snm 9liGa.
anb Wobnswplf.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Oct.
is, as required by the act Of Oct. 8,
1919
Nrirograo, is. 9ft. - Gin ruff.
ides Sblohiidiit Die ySlaba", lit
in eitem Seeoeiedt, in meIGem cine
gerdltnle Set Die utiiiihen Secitreit.
trGite Ser itarfcn ocutiden Slotte Die
Spite boten, beriantt poroen. So
lolitet Elm beutiger offi3ieller ruiit-
ider geridt. 2eieI lit jebt in bon.
it6nOigem @eiib Der 6ein0e, bod
ipitr0c allies bon militarii6em @ert
bon ben Iuiicn 5erlt0rt, ebe ite itd
Suriid5ogen.
St Dem Beriht bciBt e$: Dllniere
Shific berteioiqteu cine gerattme
Set lang ben Gingntg gum Mtobns
un0 Rign @olt rn0 MIR i6tpere,
Dltrh bic DreaonrugbtS oeririahten
Sh1oen 5ipongen ms gum Aild3ug
in Oen @obn Suno.
0ie 6laba murOe ourb 3reffer
uliter Der @oiierlinie oerieuft, ober
fdit Die gan5e geiabuug mur0e geret.
tet.
0eieI lit lett b%oaitdu6ig bon 6em
6einoe beieet. Dor iutieren %ild3ug
mitroe a6er nIle8, lpos irgeu0 ipie
bon militdriidem Natbeu mar, ger.
fort. (Slaba mar Gin sur &loiie
6 geb6riaes 1856 Tonnen grobe3
Shladtidiff BON $40 SUB 2dnge
ltno hattie cine S6neaigfeit bon Is
Rnoten 6ie Stunoe.)
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Qa1oNeIte ldidt ieinr Meben ans.

28ni9ingtnn, o. s., is. DIT. -
Selntor 2a6oIGette berien6et mad
allen Simmel8ridtungen tauIenoe
bon aopien ieiner 9ie0cn i'm Senat,
bic 0ie &riegS S~teuerborIage angreis
fen uno SEN MiBerfoIg oer 5rei.
6eit8autei6e propbe5eien. 3ieie Sic,
Ben lin6 In Der 9un0es0ruderei an.
gefertigt ml6 Die 93egierung muB
oafilr bedobIen. 9ieie Gotiaden mcrs
oen bon Dem 8euiur6iiro iett I'M
teriu6t.
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0ie 8lueitrn 1rridtits Nonbe.

Die SlDelfcit BretDelts Suiios.
Bombs Der sipeiten 8reibeits gtn.
leibe FAM man oaour6 faufen, bob
mon einen gppIifotionsidein unter.
5ei6net, in Der 5orm ipie bonn
S6atomfsiefretdr borgeidrieben.
4ieielben fam man IN ieOer 8unf
erboIten ooer bonn 2ibertD 2oan
Committee erIanaetL 0os gerne be.
reit 1T, olt6 ieoe glllSfunft barber
81 erteilen. 9ieier S6ein lit emf.
neoer an oos Sdutalnt ein3uIen0en,
oOer aitd an irgenO meIfe 9nuoes
gfeierbe @ont at o%Sreiiieren, nit
ginienoung bon stpet groaent oes
@etrageS 0eS t~oufenoen 8ooS. Sc.
6es 8anfgeiddft in Sen Ser. Staa.
ten lit bereit, einen ioI1en g[uftrag
gu itbernebtnen itno miro onour6 ie.
Dem @itrger, Der iein @eI6 in gut
geit6erten Bombs nnSulegen niini6t
iebr Ieidt gemadt, oieielbe 51 erbaI.
ten. Mon bergeiie nidt, bob 0ieic
Bombs iteuerfrei itno ur0 ni6t oIlein
cine CUTE un0 iidere geIoonIage
Ion0ern ie0em potrtotiid geiinuten
8itrger cine @elegenbeit btetet, ieitl
S6erflein gum 9eiten oes 8oter.
IonheS bei3utrogen. G6ufer bon
Bombs perOen eriudt, ipenn irgeno
m6gIi6, lire 3obIungen bel Der
8ofif 5l MAIDEN, mo lie lire Inter.
idyriit einrei6ten. @8 miro ermortet,
0aB oln 10. gtobem6er, 1917, sic
.9orl5e QnIeibc our9 llnteri6riften
9eitfert lit uto iogor nod ooriibpr.
&Gufer BON 8ono8, Sic boIlulf be.
3abIen, t6ttlten i6re Bombs ON 10.
Rob. iofort erbolten. Ser Inter,
idieo 3tuii6eu ocr Bombs Ser etiteu
ltn6 5peiten Gnleibe 1T ser, DOB otc
3ipeite Qttsgobe in % SabrefL all.
itatt 30 Sobren fd1ig lttto 8abl6dr
itn6. 0ieieIben trdgen bier @ro3eut
8inien un0 f6nnen in 10 Sobren eir.
oeI6it mer0en. gGe QppIifanten gum
anfotf bon Bombs iouten ip1teitenS
bis gum 81. 0ftobcr in Sdnoen oes
S6abomts- Sefret1r8 fein. Die
gonos toben Coupons fir 3pei
Sabre unO tDenn sic bier 3in8-gou.
pon8 ouigebrou9t iino, 10 lit e8 no
tig, 0uB man ben 8on0 u1tauidt
gcgan eitleu a1t0ereL. 0ieie5 Ser.
iabret mur0e notipenoig getuadt
Onrd Sic S6tpierigfeit Der SeriteI,
lung i'm @raOierungs-Q eportemeut,
SOS Die aroBe 4r6eit in Der fltr3en
3eit nidt boaauf beipdltigen fonnte.
Ole SofaL &omitee8 itn0 in oieian
Iaqen oouit tdtig, bur6 @bboIten
bon @eriommlungen ooS 8ubliftuu
itber oie Bombs o1f8ufldren unb
8eihnunQen fir Die Q(nleibe entge-
gen 81 nebmen.
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Went M9n6rrmnnier.

GaIt 2nfc Stir, ltta6. is. OH
Gin 9tau6er iteate GouD 9bao olli
Der StraBe uno fragte i'm, ob CT
eiiten Greibeits6on0 g~efaltft babe.
af8 er Die 8rnge berneinte, outd.
iudte i'm Der Rollber NIT borgebnl-
tettenl 9leuolber rrto beroubte i'm
nm SIS.
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Bolton Glnb cntlGht Oentidje
geoiente.

Bolton, MoIi., Is. Oft. 4le
0eutiden aeaner un0 8eoieuiteten
0e8 Bolton GitD Club, I'M qan8en ct.
tpa 8lpdn8ig 8erionen, nlroen ent-
loifen neil iid g}itglieoer oesIelben
beflogt Botten, ooB dngebIi1 neirle
3is5iplinloitgteit borgefontnten iei'.
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Gfnceitnrmc in Mnntnnn.

Butte, I}ont., IS. Oft. sc.
itern bntte Butte ben erIten G6nee.
turn git ber3eidnelt. lin reltn u6r
morgGns mar Die Gemperotilr 26
@rao ii6er 0llQ. ql5 Selena miro
elm SAneefoa bon 4 8oa gemeloet.
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SAT 6 s6fre in glrmee.

Gbicogo, ST., Is. Oft. 5roil
9iidoro @ie@duran bat 9eute pom
grdiioenten @iIion Elm percentages
Sdrei6eu erbalteu, in bent 8eiult1.
0erung fiir Die 8atiodc o~ttsgeipro.
den miro, 6oB feds i1rer 5obne Ser
arnee ~nnGeboreH. 9rei meitere
Sobne poIen e6enfoIls e~intreten, ios
boI0 fie alt gen1tg fino.
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9cntidcs Nuipitn[ anbert Nnmelt.

G9icago, Is. Gftober. Gas
oelltfde @oipitol, pelde8 Dor 40
Sobren gegriinoet mur6e, miro ON
8. 9obem6er oufborcn 3t %ertitteren.
Die 9eamten oes Soipitols mer0en
an 6ieien 3atum ben Ndnen in
aagemeines &oipitdI bon gbicogo~
aban0ern.
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OcNtId1er bcrot OelS,
ltiit BcnS 80 kamfen!

Srtuine Soma, is. Gftober. - I8
s. 9ltbmonn Elm bier mo6nen,
Ser 0etti6er, fonO, ooB er nidt &c.
mig @ar9et6 batte, Inn eiiten 6rei-
belts Bono 81 falfeu, borqte er 0o8
feblen0e @el0 non ieiner W1ttter.
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Die qroBe @ciiterin ser 86far lit
Die g}ot, nno iie iorgt INNER ipie.
Ser 6ofitr, bob in Stunoen ser gnt.
ideioung Die bloiie 4braie 6os 6eI0
rarmt Dor Der rotbddigen Got.
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Der erite 33na iI6er nene @riife.

Guebec, is. Oft. Ger erlte
33ttg lief beute ii6er Die fiir5li6 Dolls
eu0ete auebec Bride. G8 mar Elm
Gpe5inI5ug. auf Dem @dite Ser CT.
bauer fubren.
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1ttarkfbcriNte

0uto6a, Rebr., Is. Oft.
- 8uiubr 5000.
8eentiere felt.
9rima idpere 8eeoe8 1900
@afe il. bette gecDes t4.oo-
1900.
Mlitfelm. geebcs 12.Os-t8.5O.
@ep66nl, gceocs 7.00-1t.OO.
@ute rnO bette Sdbrlinge 400
1850.
M3ittelm. SG9rIinge 12.00-t400
@ep0bnl. SGbrlinge 6.50-tt.00.
9rina i6pcre 8eebe8 1900
1850.
cute un6 bette geeoe8 1000
g l7.fe geioe.gecoc 900
1000.
@ep6bnIide geebe8 7.50--0.75
aii6e uno Sellers felt 6i8 ibnad.
@ute Big bette Sellers 7.75-S.75
Site lltt0 bette aiibe 7.50-S.25.
M2ittelm. ail6e 6.25-7.25.
Bep09nlide &ii9e 100000.
Gtoder8 un6 6eeoers felt bis nieo=
riger.
8rima Seeding 6tier8 1000
1850.
Suite, bette Jee0ers S%.50-10.00.
M}ittetmdBige 7.25-S.25.
@erp06Hlide 6.00-7.00.
@pte, bette Stoder8 S.50-10.00 c.
Gtod Sellers 6.5O-S.O0.
Stod ail6e 6.00-7.50.
Gtof aQlber 6.50-9.50.
Seal aa[bcr 8.00-1250.
9na uno Stag8 5.50-7.50.
n 3ufuBr 1900; 50-75c
nieoriger.
Qltrdidnitt8preiS t6.40-t6.60.
@5diter 9reis 1875.
3ufubr 10000; Mdrft
i6ndfer.
@ufe un0 5eite 2dmmer 1875
1916.
6ee6er Hammer is. 50-tS.20.
Suite mo bette SdbrIin9e 1900
1875.
Gitte il. bette 8fooer8 1850
1926.
@llte ii. bette @altteri4ofe 1925.
HOO.
6esoar @sutterIdofe 7.5O-t0.50.
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5eSeu 9ienstaa uno 5reitag Sdilo.
frotens Suppe in 60. Maurer'S
&eitaurmt, 1906 6drnm Strabe.
aeiu 8icSerbcrfauf Ser gun6s Ser
@anfen.

2ft6er 8rnfc, 8r1iioent ser
0Eloba Clearing Souia Qiiociotion
mnfte betanut. ooB Sic ganfen bon
SmaGa Die bon linen gefauften
Bombs rift an lire aunoen bertu1i.
len, ionOern oaB oeren @eIteaumeen
.leporate anfauie Der 5relbeitsbonoS
OorIteaeu.
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aanfas Sin 9sartt6cridlf.

aauios GitD DO, is. Oft.
&inObieB - 3uiubr 1000; Mortt
Iaagiom un0 un6eltdnoi5.
Sdlwriue - 3ufu6r 5000; 25-50r
Hieoriqer.
@oditer 8rei8 1876.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-07-24

young woman, Miss Bettina, depicts
the various aspects OF Terpsichore.
Joseph Z. Bernard. assisted by a
capable young woman, offers a sketch
entitled "who Is SheY" which reveals
the futility OF jealousy between man
and wife newly married.
Doris Wilson, assisted by her SIS
tiers, Alma and Dot Wilson, have .
transformation come0y called Max
ing Them Over" which concludes with
q surprise.
Herbert Clifton, who although ne
played in the ziegfeld Follies, Is bet
ter known on the other side OF the
ocean, where he scored in the Eng
lish music halls, won applause from
the frst-niEhters with his impersona'
lions OF female characters. His song,
Joan OF Arc" struck q patriotic
note.
Billy Abbott and Elmore White are
featured in a piano act with songs
thrown in. -.
The Kanazawa Boys are Japanese
equilibrists. They open the program
with feats Of balancing. The news
pictorial flashes on the screen scenes
of the Sammies in France, showing
the festivities on July in Paris.
when Pershing and his boys were the
men OF the hour.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-07-24
Attractions at the P1ayhouses

That things are not always what
they seem-even in the matter OF
"slackers"-was pointed out by the
Poll Players last night in the initial
performance of "The Man Who Stayed
at Home"
The play. which was originally pro-
duced under the title OF The White
Feather" is a clever mixture OF
slackers, spies, recruits, secret wire
less outfits. cruisers, submarines, car.
rier pigeons, and almost everything
that goes in the making OF an up-to-
date war drama.
The action OF the story covers a
period OF only fifteen hours. 1t con-
Germs the movements OF a supposedly
good-for-nothIng Englishman, who.
among others. was handed a white
feather because he refused to enlist
and could give no substantial reason
therefor.
In the course OF q few hours, how
ever, the Stacker" unearthed a secret
wireless outfit right in the living
room Of an English seaside hotel, ran
down q band of spies who lived at
the hotel, released himself from the
cloak of contempt, and made many
persons glad that he stayed at home.
Robert Frazer Is the English hero
and Florence Rlttenhouse his inspira-
ton in the role Of Molly Preston. The
usual cast Of Poll regulars complete
the list OF characters.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-07-24

Gene Greene, a young man fresh
from Broadway, tops the bill at B. F.
Keith's this week. Story telling is
only part Of his entertainment He is
a character delineator OF popular
ditties and his songs were applauded.
One of his advertisements is'a black.
face comedy slSit which kept him be-
fore the footlights over the time
limit. ....-
Seven ballet creations are presented
by Mile. AIbertina Rasch, ballerina
from the Metropolitan Grand Opera
Company and the Winter Garden, New
York. She f. assisted by Constantin
Kobeloff, of the Russian Imperial
Ballet OF Petrograd. and by eight
Coryphees. These young women are
about the most graceful ensemble
dancers seen here in a long time.
A futuristic riot OF colors is The
Edge OF the World" Every hue and
blend Is reflected from every angle to
a background before which a shapely
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-07-24

within he introduces a young seape-
grace, Eugene Arlen, TO the people OF
the underworld wnoE he employs in
his benefcent work. Later Valentine
meets Arlen's sister without knowing
her relation to the youth and marries
her. When she learns that IL was her
husband who contributed to her broth
er's downfall. she leaves him.
Mr.. Warwick is supported by Olive
Tell, George Clark, Donald Galliger,
Anna Little, and Juliette Moore.
noted Broadway beauty who
achieved fame in the zlegfeld's Foilies
Will make her debut as q motion pic.
ture star in fascinating storS, OF col
Iege life, entitled "Mad-Cap MadEe."
Enid Bennett, one OF Thomas Ince's
best known plays. will be featured In
e Gardiner sullivan's aim story, The
Girl Glory"
The daily program will include
other hrst-run pictures, and the Strand
symphony Orchestra will render mu-
steal Accomplishments. ~.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-07-24
Glen Echo Park.

Soils Marimba Band opened the
second week OF its engagement at
Glen Echo Park last night with the
largest crowd that has turned out
to hear the famous organization. The
Appearance OF this Guatemalnns at
the resort this week Is due TO the
arrangements having extended the
enlargement at the reauest of many
patrons.
Dancing the one step and fox trot
to the rhythmic, music has a novelty
and freshness that is wonderfully
appealing. Alternating with the reg
ular orehestFA 1ed by Charles o.
Mills. the MarImba players, all in ma
tive costume, played music for the
newer dances, responding every time
to encores.
While the floor OF the pavilion was
filled for each dance and the prone
made was thronged with bystanders
to hear the music, the other amuse-
ments did not suffer for lack OF at
tention, and all evening the fun seek
ers kept the midway, gravity, derby.
and other attractions busy.