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The Nenana daily news., 1918-11-18
Tom Smith, Prop.
MAILS ARE DUE
 HERE TOMORROW

Advices received from Fairbanks this morning state that Roy Lund left the upper town with the Nenana mail at noon today and, if all goes well, expects to arrive at the quar- antine station, about three miles out from Nenana on the Nerana-Fair- banks line, about two o'clock to- morrow afternoon.
 The arrival of the mail at the quarantine camp will be immediately phoned in to town and Dutch Blank field will go out and get it.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-11-18
CARD OF THANKS

Mrs. Axel Running desires to ex- tend her heartfelt thanks to all those who have so kindly contributed to- ward the handsome sum of money which was recently presented to her by the good people of Nenana.
 Much as she would like to, she feels that it will not be possible to personally thank each of the donors, and she therefore takes this means, on behalf of herself and little daughter, to make grateful acknowledgement of the generous gift.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-11-18
SCIENCE CHURCH CONGREGATION
 GROWS RAPIDLY

That the Christian Science move
 ment in Nenana is growing in strength is made apparent at every
 meeting, and it is felt by the mem bers that the time is not far dis tant when it will be necessary to
 rent or build a church to accommo- date all those who attend.
 Immediately after the service yes
 terday afternoon, the entire con
 gregation of about 32 people held a meeting. during which the growth and needs of the local Christian Scientists were discussed.
 Mir. W. A. Ryan, who is at present acting as first reader, gave brief sketch of the movement in Nenana.
 The first meeting of the Christian Scientists was held at the home of Mrs. E. l. Foster, and partook of the nature of an informal gathering for the purpose of discussing the holding of regular services. There were nine Scientists present at this meeting. Regular services were then held at Mr. Ryan's residence at Second and streets, until the steadily growing attendance made change of venue imperative. Through the kindness of MT. R. E. Burns, the use of the building which formerly served as the commis- sioner's court and which is located on the federal reserve next to the marsha's office, was obtained. and for the past month and a half regu- lar services have been held there every Sunday afternoon.
 There has been a steady growth in the attendance and although sev- eral of the regular attendants did not come yesterday, yet the number of Scientists present almost com pletely filled the building and made it very apparent that more com modious quarters for the meetings is absolutely necessary.
 The need for a permanent organi- Zation was also discussed. as well as. several other matters of import ance to the members, and it was decided to call meeting for We'd nesday night, November 20th, at which an organization to carry on the work here will be named. At present MT. W. 4. Ryan acts as first reader, Mrs NJ. A. Schaeffer as second reader, and Miss Luella Shaffer as secretary and treasurer.
 MT. C. Sellander and Tom Me Donald were appointed a committee to see about procuring an organ and books for the church. Mir. Me Donald thought that the local Scien- lists may be able to secure the organ and books from the Ruby ,hurch, which was closed owing to he fact that nearly everybody had eft that town.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-18
RELIGIOUS DRNMN

\ droes rehearsal is being held This
afternoon for the presentation next
week OF the religious drama "Tho
Haunt OF the Fairies go ho staged
Monday night and Tuesday night i'm
the assembly han Of the Sacred Heart
school Fifty girls of the school are
the participants. Tho symbolic play
iu three acts was written hv Father
Francis j. Finn. $. j., and is an ann
bilious undertaking for Spanish
student" giving their FIRST drama i'm
the English language. The earnest
ness Of the girls, and the evident
l',HnE put into The lines has been
commended by those who have heard
the rohcarsals. The program for both
performances will begin at eight
o'clock. Following rs tho personnel
of the performers and their charac
tiers.
Part by music pupils Of tho
school.
Piano Duct at school March.
~~tro1hnr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-18

NEWS FROM MoUETAINAIR


Miss IdU a. Turner. "a popular
school teacher near Mountiiuair. was
lurrriod to Wilmer G.. wood. l1-t
saturday.
'.isr Wednesday. Mrs. Geo. r.. Han
'nu entertained sc luncheon az noon
The guests were Mrs j.. ". Corhott
Nr vs. o.. uoyland. Mrs. e.. T. John
uu Mrs j. - Veal Misses Verde
Hu1 GLADYS Curhctt and Alice Iioy
Land
Miss Horuicr prmo gave q picnic
party. bon honor of her guest. Mis-
..gti Saunders.
Miss ANNA Uoylc gave t picnic. 1i
auta Monday. 100 honor of Ni.'
H,rtilr Hullock
son. ENJOYABLE social was rIt'r
rho Methodist NiI society. We'd
.r-d. ,,,u,ue. lt the homo pi Nr
"ui Mrs John buyl,.
school.
pur now ahrul board has orgfu-
,F,d with Mrs ". ~. 1rmo le pr.
N'"rtuu.d ON pag, 81
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-18
LIVING PICTURE DRAMA

Tho pageant of the war garden. in
which goo children of the immaculate
Conception school will participate. Is
to bc given June q under the official
auspices Of the federal food admin
istration. Mr.. ELY. hoasi OF the adj
miulstrution IN \,w MoNico aud his
staff of aides will ho present in "a
hod, Tho Indian school band viii
furnish the music Tho object lesson
uf intensive farming and it. value
viii Doc presented D., the children ad
yurJtos of war gardens The garden
will bee laid out bs farmers. the hods
trowol'd into form hy brownies and
little brown earth children. pardnn-
ers will hrirg iu pinto bcIu.. lettuce.
wheat i1disho.. ,"l"r, Tomatoes boo
tltuos ot. etc.. luj plant them
These vegetables VIII nr th, school
children u th, dro-- uf rurlr1
70. u... Tho euu-hiu, f..ri,. WIH.
dance about then. tn. rIiu sulNtr- VIII
.ur.mtI, fu. .J-. fI,rrC .u...'. uf in,
-.nrIu vU .hFI, .hnUI Ihp Itu...
vH'II ..HH' .. t|'.ln1un u ,u. ...
n.uf. Alto. fI, town. fN. lU..
.H tu. IIufr,ru1 d.r,. uI Hut'
.I. ..t'.U...tr WI'I H.fH. .u.
"'.n .. .., uU .r.Nf iU.l.
.H. .Hf 'N. .s
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-18
MRS. WILSON
PRESENTS DIpIOM Ns

Yesterday was "a gala occasion at
the suburban school on Norin Fourth
street. when uinc grammar grade
graduates received diplomas of grad
uation. There were moro than four
hundred present 20 enjoy and be in
spircd hy the patriotic program arr
ranged by the quartcttc ~ teachers.
Mrs, O'Conuor Roberts, principal,
Misses Bernie" Hcssclden. carolyn
Michacls. Cecilia Murphy.
rho program. 70 ioldcr containing
pictures of the school. and graduates,
an artistic haud-drnwn service flag
with the ft stars for the enlisted
students labeled "Our GIFT go luoln
Sam" nc fine lettering of the iuyi-
tatiou. and the printed program "n
the inside. with huud-paiut,d tiar.
Of the allies above the slogan "i.utt,I
", stand all made the programs
gems u. sttrlctiNpnys- Tho report.
of the school show the mou,, u-
ypstcl Dos HE pupils lr thriti stIIlu'
Hud bonds 90 be XlGis 1o. Two ulu-
.buluu,, robes have been made Dos the
pupils and sent 90 Frame" Professor
NltIU, ut the ,ItN school made 900 Hd.
. . urrj-iuE th, dr.ll. tau ,lIIr.
entertainments Professor NuuiuFu.
county school superintendent rNNr .
IflI.. Mr. John vs. Wilson of jh,
county .hnul buari ur, ouf,1 Uiul,-
wt. 20 w.. graduating Diu. aH of
WHOM vHI enroll uuN' ruir .r tho
hilh school m N~Iubuu'rHu, The
graduate. ar, Marie l~luIzuHu-eu.
Harry Seymour Walter r~umrrlul,'.
h.IfH. e.. |HtfIf. Itfr NI.Tf..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-18

NppItIoN SOCIETY


pound. OF asparagus Co.,. ihrec Wool.
Tho Hoover club be- IEitHtinr iur
tHr opening OF % municipal market
..H tn, products OF tHn .hildIcu. Nfr
Garden. Th,t ar, HrUanc.dr tu ou"n
70 Hoover demonstration Ultru,I BOO 70
vacant stur, OBJ 900 th, city, fnd
will have Iu connection 3D. WuuHn.s
exchange ct cooked dishr. Last
week thl. club celebrated l special
potato Ji, with go program .ud d,W-
p|u.trlt.au 90 the n~.lJuulrtDr# ot the
Women ut tho American Nrwy
E,,t, ero,,f boo tuo uiN cu.oporttod
n, rH,Inr potato window displays
fuf special advertisements ou uutt-
Coos. ou, 'Uf'ei f.ur Miss Won Nnu"u
,tlt,. fIrthc.
woo t..u conferred with uI th"
., t.I... and 'b,u With 900 no, whole
.II.r. a.. rDrHii Goo wheat substitutes
TH.. Hltr nrou ur everything but
.1lrr..tI rrht llt,h aud We find
',.f people tho u Too much corn
u,.' IS. ni.o tried Goo zoe what sub.
tIfut, $40 might rot thut would NOT
.' expensive 500 that 800 classes
..I. u.. 3d. lu. Wholesaler wired
f.i pound. of hufh klfrr flour
tuU .|rtD'it. which We viii trN out Cor
.I.u.. urI DO ~.urpossfui they can set
UH.- 100 DO reasonable price IL thoy buy
u lfrcp lots The wholesalers have
broom afraid to order any OF tho IHV
'YiIrs Ds.tpt Boo ,otl small quantities
i- tHpy asa not know now thtN wuulj
.rI.. uud tscv seemed real rI.1 OF
uIr .~I.uuttlfuu u- W. t.u I.|r fu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-18
VI ~ JOeI sCUOOi-

Th. s.lI Hj entertainment foo .lu
san Jose SCHOOL la-. l,.Dt $500. lr
,. Gal rrocuum that brought nur .
Iuro number of patrons who filled
the school house Gyus, tlu., 't..
uosc and Chinese DRILLS mu-I, ud
patriotic reading. preceded tine
presentation OF th, diploma OF -ll|u-
alton from th" grammar ruur- 200
the graduate. Hearst Coon MI
Sara Moor. principal and Misses IaI-
liam Yrisarri aud Ruth pnNtuu were.
highly praised Iy the patrons tur thu
arrangement of IA, program Mrs.
Moore made a speech pertinent 90 Tho
occasion. During the ummor months.
tho boys and girls garden club that
will ho formally launched nest Mon.
day viii meet every two weeks 40
the school house. Mrs. Moore, the
principal. will meet with them. and
share IN the social and patriotic work
SESSIONS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-18

fr,. go points Debate: Resolve
tn, puiiry of universal military train
ing us outlined 10y the Chamberlai
IHu now before Congress, Lois Sea.
affirmative. 20 points.
l.itorati Society Essay athletic
iu Tho High school. Ina cry. %
Iuiuta GRAFTON. After tho Wa
John burnside. 20 points
Attcr enthusiastic cheers FOR tn
upru-iuL sides the societies congrat
ulr'pl their representative and too
she victory iu good spirit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-18

4 large enrolment is promised tor
the summer session opening june g.
l1 spite af the effect 81 ;hr war tb"
normal has NOT suffered amy uurs'1
decrease 900 attendance. The mcrDr-.
Boo Tendance OF womcn and those
under srryio, PEc haas so t1r just
Iuuut m'u, up the decrease plu-,l
NH enlisted NAN As the suIuu..
term appeals especially 90 teacher.
30 U.s. expected that 90 fair record will
h. uad" 900 tho matter of enrolment
|j.uu.ual floiNtics viii ho provided ion.
'.H#D attending
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-18
COW NENCIMl1NT VI
MILITARY INSTITUTE

Another quota ut graduate, 3D.. .
r.IIu Urd military rours, received du-
l.uJ- from th. Sew N,N.,u Military
In.' tote 90 i'"-voll lhr pt| N.,, a
feature cot th" exercise. was jh, fu-
.It.iug "u the stage uf the school r.
o. flag with the -iur- ui -'3 y VI.
81 UutIIuf-.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-18

Tile marriage of rofessor W -
ShumWlN. Of the manual training Do
uartIiout and Miss Mary Katherine
Norri. 10 teacher OF Roswell has beer
announced for May %. Professor
ehumwaN has been with the Norma
fnr rour years and has made mann
friends BOO silver city and over th,
tate Miss Morris is the daughter uI
Professor and Mrs. Morris. ot RIOS.
we'll uud hJs been e student 1t th'
Normal college foe ", SUMMER Sh'
be- t charming young woman. who '
popular with Hll who know h"r The
Young couple will live in Silver tI'y
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-18

...f Vr,-T.. no fI,. hmm, col. ETr.
u.It. b.. H.. \. ..J .
....I. INITIAL. ....... r,r..n.I.
o.. ..ru.r In. n..r.. ... .r.r
.vrh. l... .I..r .,rr. ..... ..
.rr fn.. .....u. r..,.,.uI ID. t..
S.,u S..... Tn.. ST.. .. .
The ul...r.. 800. How'd.
.
The uII IUre. r.rIt tr he'd auI
! o1rly ta r.... ...tt.- t mru I,lItu.
wealthy .. anI. iru, If I.
WORK. Nt.. .I, I,. awake Ih, U..
irit .t.u. f.U r.r..iI. uu--..I Dos
! congress h.. nu virtue Iu. 90 .T t
| merely goo. f..k. uu ,tI.,r .u lu,
! morning pho. pnf .u fn. ru.I..HI
| hour saved b.. diversion. TN, hope
, of conrrra u.UuuUt.g.. So. fu.'
with 5000 8voi... wurk.n- dI. OF ln'
| hours. .tYrt,. an hour urfI,. boz fu.
morning. th, time of tho people would
llc largely devoted 10 prpIucuy, ,..
/ pIprm,mt iu H.Yl, gardens. Df DauI.
moo ,@,or.uu. com Cleo 10. On uur ,pu.
iry NOT ...r.u., has w,tcr. for .u
-trurc. Uut wherever condition. rr.
Iat .. .yur.n.a. he homo ..rt.n
! .huulJ u..tus uur attention WHORE.
| thar cannot boz, dion, something equal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-18

lJrcncc Bennett. q student Boz th,
Normal college. whose home is b.
Kansas. WAS called In the recent dt:t'
and left Tuesday for q hricf visit Jl
hl- homo before going in to uIwf
90 Fort SIN over e hundred tH.
ten former Normal students urr now
with the culors.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-18

Nhir1Il Appdacu and Nigl,lJ
Npudi,u
\H I ~ulu NF lii.l EEprIIuu,.
Lila NrmiI"
T. uuri as, Nuwma'p Wtl'E
....... Str,if,ut
NtrtpI. Apoducu ,Jpririuo
ttrrillp
up,uIup chorus ...... Nur,lu.
lar' % Tho haunt ct tn,
lt.ii,.
Act E
Ytm, N Sight iu June
place Uuuar aud CruuuD. OF iIuly
Nur,l. Convent
T,'v,rp curtains Violin Solo
Selected
Mis-. Eleanor lynch of 81
N.u,rnts N,1dom,
\'T tT
Tim, Eleven u.olucb the same
nIEht
Place Girls playground un grove
rou'ut, from convent
Irtwc,u curt in. ppuo duct
Midnight R,yorir Nil"u
Sofia Costello. Caroline luIdou1du
Chorus The TwiukIiur stars
Upon the Lake"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-18
Personal

,ro be Continued \c>, Wcch
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-12
Belle Bennett Arrives Late.

Holding back the stars appearance
until the show Is more than half over
ia a peculiar idea Of "A producer and
II doesn't got over with satisfaction.
That's tho situation presented In the
bis Triangle special production of
"Bccause Of Woman" at the Ma
jestic. which opened Yesterday and Is
on today for the last time
Belle Bennett does not make her
appearance until the fourth reel but
she is all there with bells on when
she finally does arrive, Her fine per
sonality. however. IS held back too
long TO wholly save the picture. which
could have hecu m6do dandy but
Tor The padding In the first two or
three reels. These drag along with
such iuconscuuental and unnecessary
scenos and slow moving action that
one IL about ready 20 give up when
Miss Rennctt comes iu with her
charming personality suatches the
story from ~tSs burning Things i'm
mediately begin n look up. interest
quickens and spectators settle back
into their seats for three final reels
Of genuine entertainment Belle Ben
mott becomes the central figure and
the part ls not n strong one and does
not give this admirable star full op-
portunHy 10 display her artistic
strength nut she ts SO appealing and
80 far superior To the characters that
have been moving before you that her
appearance ~ Ike burst of sunshine
steam 'hru window ON a cloudy
day.
WIN an actress OF Belle Bcnnctts
strength pud personality 10 push
picture along u SIS an enigma why
she should bc held back until lesser
personalities have eXhausted an
audiences patience The first par
Of "Berause ~ a Woman without
Belle Bennett ls Just ahout as enter
tanning as Hamlet would bo without
Hamlet when she finally did mp
rssr 4, was too late Had the first
three reels been nmmcd INTO ono ana
the star appeared earlier "R'rluse of
woman would be "a capital picture.
Trinnrie has a fine star IN Bell ,
Uennett but she cannot bring home
the bacon when there % none to
bring Gseu suitable vehicles M" u
attain widespread popularity for Do. g
got every essential for q prime IA
yoritc
An excellent supporting cast ap
pearp with her JACK Livingston giving
peculiarly manly PORTRAYAL ot ih"
hero George Clcahrp plays another
Important role with great uainrm'A
land sympathy This young fellows l'
cnminr an the time Kate Hruc" an
uld riIm actress comes iu with Mis'
gcrupu ln the fourth reel os her
mother and gives finished char
ar'eri2aUon
The photnErHphF s 'W"ph"n1.iF
rood and but for tIp weakness men
TONED "Rectlsr ~ a. Woman" would
rroyc n big winucr n Nou'F" plenty
/ az time 10 waste .uun' Miss i'snner'
comes iuoyoull win "u' "u this picture.
/ fnr heWeye me she's good {" sr"
/ g. s.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-12
CONVENTION mALL.

"IIaye a Heart" tho forty eighth
production OF Henry W. Savage, ana
one OF New Torks most enphhilc
musical comedy hits last winter, WIN
be seen at Convention hall SUNDAY
nlght January 10 Guy Bolton ana
= a Wndehouse wrote book aud
lyrics, and this music ia by Jerome
Kern whose tinglinG melodies have
hen ca barated. yictoroled. hummeh'
whistled and danced 20 from coast 10
coast Among the popular numbers
are. you Said Something" I'm so
Busy. Have a Heart Look IN HIS
Eyes "G''m All Alone" Tn Herc
Little Girls, I'm Here. "Brlght
Lights" The Road That Lies 30
force "Samarkland," "lloneyrseo n
inn f" ''Can the cabaret" MY@Wlfe'-..,,
Nv Man" Napoleon" and Daisy
ono novel scene ls the lingerie sec
tion OF big department store. alert
with life. laughter and feminine love
Illness. Willie suoth-r depic'so tne
Iuxurio,ls lounge room Of fashionn
hIc s,lnmer hotel at Bluepoint X. J.
"ttayc "a Heart" viii be presented
with the high quality OF singers
dancers and comedians and the LAVISH
stage embxSishment that have made
tba .IIenry~W Savage trademark 40
reliable In the past There IL large
hsauty chorus of singing ability ana
the special orchestra OF the company
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-12
IIIt

William Dunrnu's meistcrcc on
realism almost cost him his NE in
the great train wreck scene in EBi-
sodc one OF Vengeance aud The
Woman" Greater Nitaeraphs amaz-
Inc venture serial. which viii Ice Hccn
in the IyriC theHtcr today
Nh Duncan. bosidcs directing the
picture. was the hero of the wreck
seated In the cab ~ locomotive
flying down the track after a hand
ol outlaws IIc know the bandits
had started A engine up Tho
track against hinT' but In hi9 enthu
siasm forgot 10 Jump until tho ma
chimes were within few yards ui
/ each other. tIc got nasty fall
! as II was. rolling down an emhank
ment Just ns they met with roar oi
rcnding steel Hnd esrnping steam
reared up on their truck wheels and
fell across thS trarlt "a shapelcsH mass
Ten thousand persons at thS C1li-
fnrni1 state fair In Sacramento. last
September. paid to SEQ this train
wreck duplicated within the fair
grounds and aN soen In Vengeance
- ana The Woman II is one Of the
most thrilling scenes Of it's kind ever
pulled Off before the camera
Starring with Mr. Duncan In this
scrial k Carol HOLLOWAY beautiful
and most accomplished daring "
all screen actresses
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-12


.,ul.,J with Iaugnt,r foI. nn hour and
a half H., nj. eil.I, effort, alone. hut
nnrt nf II i'm il,... uurs ia. ntutint-
odly dtie. tp ul.. s.,.tI work which hc
A.g done for thr .olIlw4 OF tho aliies
m ,,ar.rlddcn HHat1,.. as q re.ui. OF
which hc has nauuI n tho Buhlly
urlul4 Almost datl.. Nut whit Of
ihi. ,,nrl, was dnHr .m uu, way tu Ion.
u,ptd. li. ,nriuIrll interests DN the
..untrafN. duriug in. uo..nt ot Inis 'vt-
.nn l, .uuduu. re -lda,ult tcr,linat,d
h.s. ruEaeuutrut I.r.a .p,..od .u W.lrr
.fn. s,. .,n tho tr.uf .uud mInr tho chrtl
of nis prcs,ure tu lhp.o yru .Wct, XIV
iua turir lives .,nI their health To- The
,.lar OF wutli urmurtlr. a DIS at
,har STAGE of hia career. while rt.u "a
,uuug man aul h the zenith ut his
movers that tllI,r has c',Dt.d Geo
bring hls stage ur'tErlts tu n close
and hts farewell tour of America
under tho direction of william Morris,
the man who n,n.o than any one oiS'
responsible tor his career begun IN
New YORK on October -vaui viii en-
brace the whole of the Nuuh Amor
trau continent iip Nu lc seen here
lat Convention han tudly
When Ne rcutrrs 60 his uutiyc
h,nth. lauder has iuuuuur,i that he
v.M .coutIuue his ucUi,iurs TO work for
tho soldiers 80 long ts the way may
Yat. and IA. the alIryiut.hu of the con
IuInp of the injured survivors FOR
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-12
nIrnNnMNY.


The present vaudeville hill ard pie
turc program at the Broadway the
ater Will be concluded win perform
ances this afternoon i9F tvening.
There viii be "A complete change OF
program tomorrow afternoon. Picture
rnna who admire william Russell Will
apnrrciate his clever work In the
great photoplay, New York Luck
in five reels This picture shows
many scenes in New York and a great
fight in an elevator Is one OF the fea-
lures Russell. as Is generally known
is real scrapper. In addllion to thls
picture there is one rcel Of war news
and two comedy pictures that are eN-
ceptlonalIy funny The vaudeville
bill embraces some of the best talent
brought TO this city In many months
Especially entertaining IL the act OF
tho Southern Harmony Quintet com
Sdy aud haIWony singers. The PLANO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-12

artist In this act Is positively the best
here in long Tim" An
act that stands out alone is that Of
the Kafl,n trio In "a wire novelty act
Introducing many new tcatH. IT is an
act that's different Hud rVcrNono Will
appreciate H. Billy McWlilnms, the
hlacl,facc comedian ia IL regular Hilly
Sunday when it comes To preaching
and he never fails tu Keep the audi
cure IN AN upropr Millsrd aud Mi.
hard are comedy singing, talking and
banjo players of merit The act of
Mack and Hastings. singing and talk
ing. ~ classy from start To- flush.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-12
- \ "SURE FIRE" WINNER.
No Manager Has Ever Lost on Iiim--
ncloNCs In "DINiding Ip."


Tee much has hcou written about
the large fees paid Ia musical celebris
dos, and the enormous crowds that
are attracted by the announcement of
The appearance ct SO and 30 A word
now ana then about the money ,1't
tno local manager makes'-or loses
vuuli bo of enlightenment o. maw
'pmcu who imagine that every man
ager is rolling In wealth for only too
frequently what may RpperE "a the
average pcrson ns "a yer, profitable
'luusc" Is In reality u losing props.
sIuou FOR he local club or unUuc o..
Great big GUarantc' s., ARTISTS E,D-
oraliy eat up all the Pcyaipts unlra
the artist oe am Alma GluCk or % Sclu-
waun-Iicink who flls every available
inch of the auditorium.
In connection with the coming of
Evan Williams. Il Is worth noting that
this is one singer whose popularity
and drawing power At the box ottige
make hiui "a favorite attraction with
all managers, for the distinguished
tenor ~ not 81 the merccnnry type. lie
believes that the local manager rs en-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-12

Harry Lauder ~ today the foremost
figure ON the stage \ very great part
of this is due 10 his inimitable talent
and marvellous characterization. a tai
cnt that can keen his audience CON