davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-24
ruos. ]. OWEN & soy. AUcrloYEERs.

TRUSTEES tsI.e SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING NO 32l6 10th
STREET NORTHWEST, LOT 20 FEET
BY 10 To 2o-FooT ALLEY.
ny virtue OF certain deed of trust duly re-
corded in Liber No. 1901 folio 100 eft seq, Of
the land records Of the District of Columbia
ana at the request of the party secured thereby,
the undersigned trustees Will sell AZ public ai,e-
lion Lion In front Of tn" premises. en- THURSDAY.
THE TWENTY SEVENTH DAY or DECEM-
BER, a,h 1917, AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the
following described land and premises situate
in the District Of Columbia, and designated AZ
and being lot So in block 81 (now square 26o4l.
IN Elizabeth Waibridge and others resubdi-
vision OF certain blocks OF the Waibridge sub
DIVISION OF "Ingsesde" as per plat of first men
Toned subdivision recorded in the office of the
County Is. at folio a.
Terms Of sale: Sold subject to n prior deed Of
trust for $1,000 and the amount over and above
said trust 10 be paid in cash. 4 deposit Of $3.50
required at time OF sale and the purchaser al
lowed fifteen days 10 complete the purchase.
Further particulars at time Of sale.
GEORGE Il. WALKER,
NORMAN L. SANSBURf,
de1S. dads. exSu Trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-24
FEARS RETURN OF COLD WAVE.

NEW YORK. December 24.-An ed
ucational campaign seeking to bring
about the substitution of wood for coal
wherever practicable may be one of the
results of a conference in Albany We'd
nesday of Gov. Whitman's conserva-
ton committee.
The temporary relief in the coal site
uation here. dealers say. is due only
to the recent favorable weather. With
severe temperature. they declared there
will be a recurrence of the situation
of ten days ago, when the coal shortage
caused great hardship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-24
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THos. ]. OWEN 8 soN, AUcTIoNEERs.

THoS. j. OWEN e. son. AUcTIoNEERs.
rl-sTeEs' SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING, CONTRASTING
TEN ROOMS And FAITH. NO. 1892 q
STREET SOUTHWEST.
by virtue If certHin deed of trust duiy re-
corded IN Liher No. 1881, folio AZ ct seq, OF
tie land records Of tie District Of Columbia and
at the request Of the party secured thereby. the
undo rsigne3 trustees viii sell at public auction,
In front Of tie premises, FRIDAY THE
TWENTY EIGHTH DAY OF DECEMBER.
AID 1917 AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the fol-
lowing described land and premises. situate In
the District n Columbia and designated and
being lot 6. in s. l.. Phelps subdivision Of lots
In square south OF square 2TT as said subdivision
Is recorded in BOOK J. II. X, page 293, of the
records II the Office Of the surveyor Of the
said District.
Terms Sold subject 10 building ass6 citation
loan amounting 20 about $500 AMI the amount
over and aheve said loan 10 De- paid ore-thrd
cash. ope-thsrl in year and onc-ti rJ in
t1Vo years. er all cash over said loan at pur-
ehascr's option. Deferred payments. If auy.
TO b" secured by deed OF trnFt on said prop
trty and TO bear interest at 6 per cent 4 de
posit Of 500 required time of gale and the
purchaser allowed fifteen days 10 complete the
purchase Further particulars at time Of sale
c. FRANCIS OWENS,
II. LEE VAN HORN.
i9-d&ds.exsu Trustees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-24

It matters little what it is that you
want-whether a situation or a servant
Ia, want ad in The Star Will reach the
person who will I'LL your need.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-24
FOR sALE-LoTs

BUILDERS,-I HAVE SEQ FEET FRONT ON
cast side 18th st. adjoining sJnsh line cauitai
Traction car barn; also 751iaos being me- CORNER
18th ST. and Nsrnum NV. and 80 lets In {ifesy
Chase. DC wiz take good second trust I.pir;
liberty bonds. FULTON r. GORDON. Colorado
bldg. II. 5231. 81 q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-24
EDUCATIONAL.
Civil Service Preparation

O1VlI SerFfCe PREPARATION
BY EXPERIENCED INSTRUCTORS,
Prepare to serve your country ty studying
shorthand. typewritiEg and bookkeeping Com
plete course thine Unlimited. day or evening
$50. TYpewriting. months. day or evening.
5000. Classes Tuesday. Thursday and sntur-
day, well Monday. Wednesday and Friday,
10 ESQ pm.
WOODS SCHOOL. ga. Va,
sii EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone Linen. IS.
THE UNIVERSITY PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
L. ADoI.PH RICHARDS. Al. A., NJ. s., PRIS..
&cLachlen bldg. 10th and G. franklin 2oa0.
Mathematics TALL eranchesp. physics, Enxiish.
mits to universities. Tuition, IS per month 70
those entering immediately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-24

EMpIRE-Today. Gertrude Mccoy. in
THE Silent Witness" Tomorrow, and
Wednesday, George Walsh and Miriam
Cooper, in The Honor system" Thurs
day. Belle Bennett. in The Fuel OF
Life; also comedy. Friday, Gladys
Brockwell, in "a Branded Soul: also
comedy. Saturday, Mary Miles Msnter.
in The Mate of the Sally Ann: also
Mutual Weekly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-24
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

VI A0-lo xa1No ~ " o4c1
5000 Square Feet
On F St. NV.
Convenitnt location: store and 20
rooms; hot water heat; electric light;
fine building for govt. or private
use. Rent entire building without
heat or otler service, 5000 month.
N. L. SALISBURY CO., INC,
721 18th st. Main 59o4-5.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED OFFICES. MA
hogany furniture, for rent. 1904 Woodward
bldg: N. sT1l.
FOR RENT-CENTRAII.Y LOCATED, AT 81
i4th st. r.w., LIST floor, three communicating
rooms, $50; heat and light.
Also three communicating roons. two very
large. heat and light. $50.
L. S. LIPsCoMB, 6l2 18th st. NV. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-24

FOR RENT OR sALE-FUR. OR UNFUR-. 0
rooms or one or two nicely fur. rooms; pr-
vateIy family aduits; 50 min. out. 55oS 39th
st, Chevy Chase.
AT FALLS CHURCH, VA; TWO SIX-ROoM
houses; eoETenient 10 stores, i. o. and cars.
w N. ELLISON. ao2 9Th st. NV. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-24
FOR RENT.

WANT TO RENT SMALL FARM OR SUBUR-
han place with acreage, On very near car line
or railroad; give particulars and terms. Ad
dress Box LOLA. Star Office. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-24

NEW RAPHAEL Today. Olive
Thomas, in Even Break; also comedy
Tomorrow, Alice Brady. in Darkest
Russia; also comedy. Wednesday
Blanche Sweet, in THE Storm: also
Pathe cartoon. Thursday Douglas
Fairbanks, in Double Trouble: also
comedy. FRIDAY, Carlyle Blackwell and
June Elvidge. in THE Page Mystery
also Hearst-Pathe news. Saturday
Louis Giaum, in Golden Rule Kate;
also comedy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-24

CrRCLE-Today. Mae Murray. in
The Primrose Ring: also Billie
Rhodes comedy Tomorrow William
IS. Hart, in THE Narrow Trafr'; also
Drew comedy. Wednesday, ;Margarita
Fischer. in Miss Jackie of the Army:
also comedy. Thursday. Alice Brady,
in Betsy Ross: also Hearst-Pathe
news. Friday, Charles Ray. in The
Son of His Father: also George Oyey
comedy. Saturday. Fannie Ward, in
On the Level also Hearst-Pathe
news.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-24

TRUXTON--Today, Marie Osborne. in
Tears and Smiles: also comedy To-
morrow, Mary McAllister, in The Kill
joy: also comedy. Wednesday, Gail
Kane. in a Game of Wits; also
comedy. Thursday, Ella Hall. in The
Little Orphan. also comedy. Friday,
Anita King, in The Girl Angle; also
comedy. Saturday, Alice Joyce and
Marc McDermett. in An Alabaster
Box: also comedy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-24

AMERICAN-ToGay. Pauline Fred
erick, in Double Crossed" Tomorrow,
Vivian Martin, in The Sunset fraii
W ednesday, Ethel Clayton, in Easy
Money" Thursday, Francis X Bush
man and Beverly Bayne, in The Voice
of Conscience" Friday. Douglas Fair
banks. in The Man From Painted
Post" Saturday. George Beban, in
Lost in Transit"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-24

LEADER-Today and all week.
Love"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-24

Gardner, in Gift O Cab; also Pathe
News. Tomorrow, pm, Alma Reuben
son, in THE Firefly of Tough Luck:
also comedy. Wednesday. Alice Brady.
in "The Maid of Belgium; also Tri-
angle comedy. Thursday. Gladys Brock
well, in "A Branded Soul; also Pathe
News. Friday, Irene Hunt in The
Stainless Barrier; also keystone COM
edy. Saturday. pm, Jane Grey. in
Her Fighting Chance: also Triangle
comedy.
PLAZA-Today and tomorrow, Doug
las Fairbanks, in Double Trouble"
Thursday, William Russell, in Snap
Judgment" Friday. Harold Lockwood,
in paradise Garden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-24

wooDLET PARKS. 10, II ROCKS: colo.
with heat and light These houses are aew
Price. slI SEQ TO si2.5cD. cash 81 oo0 caeyy
Chase car 10 2Jth street. walk 2Is blocks west
just south Of Cathedral aYenac. Agent On prem
Uses. call Main 1851. ~
A. c. MOSES CO.. ots New York ave. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-24

PENN GARDENS = Today. william
Russell. in "Shackles of Truth: ais
comedy. Tomorrow. Herbert Rawilsor
in Flirting With Death: also comedy
Wednesday. Edna Goodrich. in Queer
X'; also Mutual weekly. Thursday
Irene Hurst and Jack Livingston. Il
/ Stainless Barrier; also comedy. Fri
day. Douglas Fairbanks, in Good Bal
Man; also comedy. Saturday, Gladly
BrockweH. in Branded Sour: ais
comedy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-24
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

AN EXCELLENT INVESTMENT. NEAR NORTH
Capitol St: six-room and bath brick. Rent,
SIT 80. Price only 81 CSC.
c. W, STEERS, 1920 y. Y ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-24
THos. J. OWEN & son. AUorIoNEERs.

lSeat.) Attest:
CHARLES j.. NYMAN, Secretary.
de2l -d6ds.exSu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-14
&

- Pr6ba Spiewu wszystklch czterech
oddzial6w ch0ru g6rnego kosciOla Sw.
Stanisiawa Kostki, dis wieczOrem, o
godzinie S-mej. Wszyscy intereSOwani
maia bye obecni. - And. Kwasigroch,
dyrygent.
Towarzystwo Serca ~JezusOwego, mr..
30 Zjednoczenia POlskiegO RzymskO-
Katolickiego pod opiekq Boskiego Ser
ca Jezusa, w Ameryce, bedzie miaio swo
je miesieczne posiedzenie W piatek, d.
14-go wrzeSnia, 1917 roku, w hail ivy
klych posiedzeG W parafii Sw. Stanisia-
wa Kostki. Zaprasza sic wszystkich
czIonk6w ma to p~osiedzenie IL beda wy
dawane tykiety ma bal Tow. i zarazem
50 do nabycia tykiety ma bal Zjedno-
cze6c6w i zawiadamiam IL ci czlOnko-
vie, kt6rzy ME zaplacili "a tykiety "a
koszykowy piknik. ably "a ME zaplacili.
- q bratniem po~zdrowieniem, Franci-
seek Natzke, preze; Franciszek Kerze-
wski, sekr. prot. 1911 Wabansia ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-14
z Marquette, Mich.

L Marquette, Mich, donosz9:
James Miller, zwrOtniczy ma
South Shore dock run, zostaf O.
balony i do nieprzytomnosci O.
giuszony d. 5 BIN. o godz. II rano,
kiedy pociag sw6j starai sic pre-
sunaG ma boczne tory. Maszyna
No. I'll nadjezdzala Pc torzc tuz
obok toru, ma ktorym stal pociag
Millera. Miller zblizyl sic ku
kohcowi pociagu, kiedy zostaE IL
!erzony przcz maszyne, Sam on
ME pamicta wypadku i mic vie,
jaka cze5G maszyny go uderzyla,
gdyz nagle straci} przytomnoSc.
Najblizej niego znajdowa}a sic
strona palacza lokomotywy i ida
je sic, re palace wlaSnie wtedy do
rzuca} weglc, a re lokomotywa
sic ME zatrzymala, przcto Wldocz
ME personal jej mic zauwazyi wy
padku. James Pierce, maszynista
innej lokomotywy, picrwszy spo-
strzegl Millera, kt6rego zabrano
zaraz potem do szpitala Fanny
Maryi. Chociaz byi nieprzytom--
ny przez godzine lub dluzej i Cd
ui6sl income pokaleczenia, ME
wydaje sic, by grozilo mu niebez-
p~ieczenstwo utraty zycia. - Mil
Ter peinif s}uzbe zwrotnlczego
przez lat blisko 35, Cd czasu kie-
dy przybyl do Marquette. Zyskal
pewien rozglos, kiedy jake zwrot-
niczy wytrwai ma SVEN stanowis-
ku pred kilku tygodniami, kledy
pociag Z ruda, mad kt6rym stra-
como kontrole, popedzi} pc to-
rach, a Miller przesunawszy
zwrotnice, zdolai go zatrzymat.
Cd zony pana .Jamesa Miller"
otrzymaliSmy list Z doiaczeniem
wycinka gazety donoszacego o pc
wyzszym wypadku i Z uwiadomie-
MEM, re jej MAJ jest Polakiem i
nazywa sic Jakob Socha, a Mil
Ier'' jest jego nazwiskiem przy--
branem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-14

unku, W kt6rym p. Czarnecki day,
Pterwsza rezOlucya D. C~zarneckiego
Y Originate brzml jak nastepuje:
The Board of Education of the
city of Chicago hereby orders that
during the regular daily school
sessions in the grammar schools
the instruction and study be enti-
rely of the regular elementary
school studies exclusive of any and
all foreign languages and that no
foreign language be taught to pu.
pills in such grammar schools dur.
ing the regular sessions devoted
by tho pupils towards becoming
proficient in our w American
nations language, history and CT
tizenship and towards the proper
equipment in the studies and SUBJ
jects most vital, useful and ne
cessary in life and for the turning
out of N hundred per cent Ame-
ricans;
Further the Board hereby or
ders that henceforth there be no
fayoritism, discrimination, must
ice or inequality i'm tho schools or
this city in favor of the inStruc-
ton and opportunity to study of
n foreign language exclusively
but that all foreign languages be
treated justly, equitaS.y and upon
the same basis of a square deal so
far Is furnishing instruction in
and opportunity to study them in
the grammar schools of this city;
that with this end in view the
board hereby orders that instruc-
ton and study of any foreign lam
guage may be arranged for and
conducted in the grammar schools
of Chicago after the regular school
session hours upon the request in
writing of a sufficient number of
parent, or guardians Of pupils in
accordance with the discretion,
plan, arrangements and reStric-
tions of the superintendent of
schools; that the free use of pu-
bic school rooms for such instruc-
ton after regular school sessions,
the feasibility and financial ability
to furnish teachers for such in
structions and other questions be
considered and determined by the
superintendent of schools, but
that such foreign language in
struction shall in no way Interfere
with or lessen the thorOughneSs of
the study of tho regular elements,
nv studies in such grammar
schools.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-14
PAM TurcynoWiGz Ola
C%zerWonegO krzyza.
q biura sekretarza Il. P. G.. P.)

q biura sekretarza X. P. G. P.)
PAM Laura Turczynowicz, kt6ra W
tel chwili przebywa " Stanie New
Hampshire, z dzieGmi swojemi, otrzy
maia W tych dniach telegram treSci
nastepujacej:
Nv ciagu tygodnia, zaczynaja--
cego sic dniem IL wrzeSnia r. b.
W Calym Stanie New FORK prOwa-
dZona bedzie silna kampania pa
tryOtyczna. Czterdziestu m0wc6w
znanych W Ameryce I gTOsnych re
swych dzialalnosci / czyn6w -
zajmie sic propaganda patryotycZ-
M / prZem6wieniami prZez ten
tydzien. POmiedzy innymi przema-
WAC bedzie takze i c=Jnny udLIaI
W kampanii owej weimie byiy am
basador amerykanski W Berhnie,
Gerard, oraz Hamilton Holt it'd.
PAM wybranl zostaia, jake jedna
z pieciu, ably prze;nawiac ola Ger
wonego Krzyia Amerykanskiego.
Cafy Stan jest zorganizowany.
MONA IiczyG ma ~poszczeg6lne osa-
dy W 80 pOwiatach, w kt6rych a
peyyne zejdzie sic cd 1000 do
10000 sluchacz6w ma mityngi. -
Wszystkie koszta zostana pOkryte.
Prose- o zatelegrafowanie odpo-.
wiedd, ely PAM przyjmuje zapro-
scenic.
Cpodpisano) Orrin Lester,
prZewod.
Biuro m6wc6w ola Czerwonego
Krzyza.
Jak 7atwo sic ~domysle6, PAM Tur-
czynowicz, mimo IL miesiac wrzesieh
przeznaczyla ola swych dzieci, ma
odtelegrafowala. re zga--
dza sic ma wziecie udzialu W kampa-
nj Czerwonego Krzy5a W Stanie New
York.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-14
. WUjNY!
WLOSKI FRONT.

PREY uZyciu Sw1eZych woIsk, SPro
wadzonych Z Galicyi wykOnai
bardzo slime ataki ma pozycye
uzymane tam przez Wiochow j
w niektorych Punktach zdoiai O.
siagnac rezultat pomySlny, lecz
wnet wstrzymano austryackie "a
pedv ! zlokalizowano je. Okolice
Dunno mad morzem byly bonn
bardowane przez aeroplany WHO
skie. w Trentino kanonada i re-
k~onesanse.
Wieden, Il. w~rzeSnia. - Ra-
port austryacki donosi, il mad So
ca pauza nastaia w walce, a pre-
bieg bitwy dotychczasowei ma
byc stanowczo przegranS WHO
chow, poniewaz ME ziamali linii
austryackiej, nj tel ME osiagneli
cel6w ofensywy; jedynym maio
wartoSciowym rezultatem ich Oh
brzymich poswiecen i ofiar jest
zdobycie miejscowoSci Selo; ma
BainSgza, mad Wippach. ma
wsch6d Cd Gorycyi, ma St. Ga
briele wszedzie odparto potszne
ataki w}oskie, wszedzie je wstrzy-
mano, a nieprzyiaciel poni0sl
straty kolosalne, liczone ma jakich
cwierG miliona ludzi! w liczbie
tel mieli Austryacy wziac wlo-
skich iencow - 10000! (Mocno
nicprawdopodobne informacye.. ..
Przyp. Red. D. CO.
FRONT.
Poryz, IA. wrzeSnia. - oko-
icy Mouastyru kanonada ozywio-
ma; w okolicy ~jczjor wojska a
iianck;e dctarIy do Mumoliszta
wSr6d walk nieustannych, w kto-
rych wzieto 100 jehc6w, diva
dziala g6rskie ! 3 mitraliezy.
Berlin, II. wrzeSnia. - w O.
kolicy Ochrida j%eziora nieliczne !
siabe oddziaiy nieprzyjacielskie
z~apuszczaja sic W gore; W okoli-
cy Pogradeo, W Albanii nieprzy-
iaciel atakowai pozycye, trzyma-
ne przez Austryak6w, lecz zostai
odparty; Pojani i starry klasztor
t~amtejszy by} bombardowany
przez w}oskie aeroplany i statki
Cd strony mora.
WSCHoDNI o
Berlin, IA. wrzeSnia. - Ma iron
Gle ryskim potyczki, przewaznie
kawaleryjskich oddziaiow, bez
zmian liniowych ma dalszych Cd
cinkach kanonada i utarczki po-
mnieisze w okolicy Baranowicz,
Tarnopola, mad Zbruczem, a wre-
szcie ma liniach rumunskich;
zmian sytuacyjnycb niema lad
nych.
Piotrogrod, IA. wrzesnia. - Ma
Cdcinku ryskim wojska rosyjskie
przeszly W o~fensywe, odpieraja
wszedzie Niemcow, odebrano i'm
miasteczka Kulix i Pelme, gdzie
wzieto jencow gromade i zdoby-
czy sporo. Wojska lotewskie zna-
komicie sic W walkach owych "a
sluzyly. Pozycye niemieckie mad
Diving i miedzy Dzwiiskicm a
Swiencianami sa w silnym ogniu
bateryi rosyjskich. Nap0r niemie-
cki wszedzie wstrzymany i Cd
pieranie nieprzyjaciela postepuje
rormalnie. w okolicy Wide dzia.
la rosyjskie spowodowaly szereg
gwaitownych explozyi w tamtej-
szych skladach niemieckich ANU
nicyi.
- Ma froncie bukowinsko-ru-
munskim W okolicy Radowiec O.
debrano Austryakom wzg6rza W
okolicy Solka, a ~odpierajac kontr-
ataki austryackie, wzisto 400 zoi-
merry nieprzyjascielskich do ME
wolf, z IL oficerami, 6 mitralieza-
mi i wiele innej zdobyczy.
Pod Oczna wojska rumunskie
dobrym atakiem wzie}y pOzycye
w okolicy Slonik, lecz pod presya
nieprzyjacielskich wojsk znow sic
cofnac musiaiy.
Y FRANCYI.
Paryz, IA. wrzesnia. - Premier
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-14
Y FRANCYI.

Paryz, II. w~rzesnia. - Premier
nowy Painleve nareszcie zorgani-
zowaI sw6j cabinet MINISTERIAL
ny, PREY poparciu partly parlameu
tarnych; jednoczeSnie zostaje "a
mianowany rzadowy komitet
wojny, w kt6rego skiad wcho-
dza: premier, ministrowie wojny,
marynarki, zbrojen i spraw zagra
nicznych, PREY wsp6ludziale mi
nistra finansow.
sTRAJK w
Lisbona, Il. wrzesnia. w ca
lynn kraju zapanowaI strajk gene
rainy - powszechne bezrobocie:
przyczyny ME So znane; w stoli-
" przyszio do stare ulicznych,
.zucano bomby, pare osob zostalO
ranionych - Rad ogiosii stan
wojenny.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-29
THREE DIMPLES REQUIRED
FOR MISS DOLLY DIMPLES
iiad no Trouble in Finding Girl Here
10 Take Leading Roic in
Play.

"Wanted-A young lady with three
dlmples TO play the stellar role in
Miss Dolly Dimple at the Grand
opera house June s and g."
ordinarily such an advertisement
as the above would have been neces.
sary, but not in Tulsa. 1t did not take
long 10 procure successful candidate
for the part. who could fill all re-
quirements set forth by Misses Miller
and Terrell, who have charge of train
ing Tulsa's most beautiful young
society girls for the musical comedy
To he presented at the grand next
month
Miss Miller said yesterday that she
was urgently I'm need II about fifty
girls between the ages of 3 and IL
years Any girls desiring to exhibit
their talents should present them
selves to Miss Miller ut the Elhs' club,
Third and Boulder, any afternoon or
evening this week. Miss Miller is
making a speciality OF many pretty hit
tie dances and catchy songs Tor the
musical comedy. There with be abou.
three hundred persons N the prodnc-
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with the war cloud over our heads
We can as never before appreciate TO
the FUN the value to the nation of the
men who in times past gave their cncr-
Ries and some their lives that the
stars and stripes might continue TO
wave unsullicd over the land Of the
free Wednesday is the day We celc-
bratc in memory Of these heroes who
are sleeping beneath the sod, and
ana every man, woman and child
should lay aside the ordinary cares OF
life and join in swelling the tribute 10
the memory of the brave. 1t is not
that brave men have fallen in battle
In other lands and other causes whose
bravery was just as commcndablc, but
these men were our own fellow citizcns
and the fight they fought has brought
us the blessings we now enjoy This
IS our personal affair Many Of us
have members Of our own families
sleeping In soldiers graves and await
ing the last. trump when the dead shall
come forth and hc rewarded accord
ing to their deeds. Let us not be so
absorbed in the interests Of the day
that We fai ON this one day to drop "a
thankful tear on the last resting place
of those who have made it possible
for us to live in tho greatest and frccst
nation ON the globe.
And again, in this occasion there ls
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THE MAN WITH VISION.

n having beou determined by tho
president that no volunteer force
should 20 to France "a. roudIv MANNED
hy Roosevelt and his admirers il i4
refreshing T., ero that this magnetic
leader has accented the decision and
instead of sulJliur win scc. ossidu-
ougly 10 make himself uscful to his
country I'm other woys II is mo- time
now for resentment and dlsanpoint-
mont nj tho nrosident's ruIinr but
every man who Looked to the cx-
president os the man wbo shouId pI,nt
the Stars and Strinos ON tho onouv,q
rorn,yts should povy oruI,to bis ov-
,r,ul. and nrococ1 +, sc,vc bis conr-
try in the wov which thot countrv
believes ne can serve best No man
shnuId unduIv urpo his poreon,I nrcf
cropco os tn tho uouunr I'm which
thnt eorvico shouId he rivcr rho In
tont Of the solectivo drurt ia ia crob1o
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NATIONAL OFFICER OF
BEN HUR VISITS TULSA
institute New Lodge at Sand Springs
Reception Held Here Yes
tcrduy

The past two days have been active
ones for the members Of the Tiibe
of Ben Hur in Tulsa. Saturday night
"A new lodge of the order was insti-
tuted at Sand Springs select team
frm Tulsa court, accompanied by fifty
members, attended the institution ard
put on the degree work before fifty
candidates selected from the best men
and women of Sand Springs
Guests Of honor We're Dr r. II.
Gerard, supreme chief OF the order,
from CrawfOrdsVille, Ind; \. s.
bradshaw, state manager Of okla
hOma and Arkansas from Little Rock,
Ark. and Mrs. L. j Rittenhouse Of
Chandler district organizer, and Mrs.
Edna Crumley and Mrs. Alice Hunt.
who secured che members for the
class.
The Tulsa members returned in the
early hours of the morning Sunday.
loud in their praise Of the treatment
accorded them.
Last night at the *. cf c. hall,