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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-12-14
BUDGET ORDINANCE LAG

An ordinance adopting a budget
OF the estimates required TO nav
the expenses of conducting the bn
siness of the City Government of
the Ci y Of N W Iberia, La for
the ensuing Year ending December
3lst, 1919, showing the aggregate
sums and th' it ms thereof allow
ed to each Department, Office.
Board or Commission. Stating the
amounts required to meet the in
ierest and maturing Bonds, of the
outstanding indebtedness of the
City and the warrents of all De
partments of the Municipal Gov
eminent in detail, showing sppci6.
cally the amounts necessary to be
provided for each fund and Depart
menf, also an estimate of the il .
come from fnes, licenses. water
and light rents, and other sources
or revenue, exclusive of taxes I'M.
on property and the probable q
mount required to defray all ex
penses q dliabIllties of the Civ.
as a basis. for the purpose at the
proper time, of levying an annual
tax IN order to provide a revenue
ior ~ nscal year ending Decem.
Der 31st, 1919.
Also TO levy q special tax of
'nTee mills on the dollar on all tax
aole property within the limits of
the New Iberia Southern Drainage
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IM-THRU-ENzA."

With the cessation of hostliltits
the Red Gross is called upon td
combat a new epidemic, original
ing this time within its own ranks
The affection is known as elm
thru eDZa"
The initial symptom is a SENSE
of lassitude-a feeling of ''Whap'
the use? It's all over Why
should | workf' Steps are being
taken to isolate the germ-alsG
those who are carrying it.
The epidemic is not widespread:
nevertheless an effort is beng
made to stamp it's advance.
"Oold feet" is a marked symp
tom.
Another indication of the pres
ence of the germ is fo~fgetfniness
Chat the boys are still overthere)
The victim, as a rule, cannot
concentrate lbe mind ION Knit
ting.)
The sight becomes impaired
(can't see to sew
The ears become affected (can'I
hear the appeals or hundreds Of
thousands Of refugees who mus
be clothed. fed and housed)
Heart doesn't beat az il used to;
and in advanced stage that organ
apparently turns to stone.
A vaccine consisting of tqua
parts of tincture Of wont qui'
aud Red Cross spirits, a dash o.
patriotism and a pack of pep ii
effective.
Answer the Red Cross Christ
mas Roll Call, Dec. 1928
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Minutes,
CITY COUNCIL
New Iberia, D C 9 b, 1918

New Iberia, d C 9 b, 1918
Tie Board of Trustees Of the
City of NV Iberia convened this
day III regul.r ses sion with Mayer
H S. SeaIy presiding, Mr.. V'ller
min present Absen5 Mr.. Girard
The minutes of the previous
meeting were ual aud approved
on motion of M. Sealy seconded
by Mr.. VilleTmir.
On motion of Mr.. Villermiu e
onded by Mr.. Sealy. the Trustee
of Finance was authorized to have
the new machinery at the Water
aud light plant, insured for $15 600,
aud to get new contract for cGm
pensation insurance upon expera
tiOn of present contract.
On motion Of Mr.. Villermin sec
Onded by Mr.. Sealy the meeting
adjourned.
H. S. SEALY, Mayor.
l.. +. VILLERMIN, Clerk.
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TRY IT.!

It's easy to boiler an kick,
An leave the hard labor to lick;
But the Teller tibet wins
Is the Teller tibet grins,
An works like the very Or Nick!
It's easy to mutter and frown
An swear tibet fate's holding you down;
But wearin' a smile
Will accomplish a pile,
An will help everybody in town.
It's easy to cry, Down and Out!"
An say, ~ can't do it," an pout;
But a far better plan
Is to laugh all you
For laughter puts trouble to rout.
W alter G. Doty, in the Peoples
Home Journal.
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SENATOR GAY GETS ON
POSTAL COMMITTEE.

Senator Gay has not lost much
time since taking his seat. He has
been given important committee
assignments, probably the most
important being on the committee
on p0stofices and post roads, and
has twice presided over the senate
by invitation from Vice President
Marshall, He and Mrs. Gay are
to be the guests of honor at Q re
ception tomorrow night by the
Louieiana society, to which zoo
guests have been bibben. --Ex.
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Loose Leaf Ledgers, at MIIIards

SURGEONS agree that IN cases
Of Outs, Burns. Bruises and Wounds,
the FIRST TREATMENT Is most
important. When an EFFICIENT
a~ntiseptic is applied promptly,
there il no danger of infection and
the wounds begins to heal at once.
Tor use on man or beast. BORO
BONE is the IDEAL ANTISEP
ITO and HEALING AGENT.
Bay it now and be ready for an
emergency.
Sold By ESTORGE DRUG co.
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+. O.. {. S..

At a regular meeting of Vista
ria Chapter, o. E. S, No. s, an
election cf officers for the ensuing
year took place with the following
result:
Mrs. M. Erath, Worthy MatrOn
Mrs. j. Muller, Associate Ma
iron.
Mrs 5. Murray, COnductress.
Mrs. M. Monk, Associate Con
ductress.
Miss Ii. Roberts, Secretary.
Mrs. w. D. Reynolds, Treasurer
Mr.. w. D. Reynolds, Patron.
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District, TO pay the annual interest
aud a portion of 'hr principal Of
the debt contrac ell by the New
Iberia Southern ID aiGage District.
The Observation-Disclosures was p g
scented to the Board Of Trustees Of
The City of New Iberia b. Mr.. A..
A Glratd, Trustee OF Finance ain!
after examination an mature de
alteration the same was approved
as follow: Yea Messrs Sealy, Gil.
rard and Vii ernin, Nay: None.
Therefore, Be it ordained, b.
the Boa,d of Trustees of the City
of New iberia, that the same b"
duly published as the law requires
and that it. be inscribed in the min
utes and Ordinance Book of the
City of New iberia according t"
law.
Which said Budget of txpendit-
ures and estimated revenues pres
" adopted reads as follows, name
'y:
Estimated Expenditures.
Department Of Public Safety
Amt. necessary for police
department .............S2'oo W
Amt necessary for Health
Department ......"... looo W
Amt. necessary for Fire
Department ........ -. oo4O W
Amt. necessary for Feed
ing P,lsODers. . W
Amt. necessary for Pau
pers and Charity 1890. 400 u
Streets and Brldges...... 5000 W
Salary Trustee Of Public
Safety 1900 on
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RED CROSS!
DID YOU KNOW!

The American Red Cross is
American manhood and woman
hood modified for service as the
Amy and Navy are organized for
liberty.
Through the expression of that
mobollzed spirit Of service:
The Red Cross has raised 10y
voluntary subscriptions $50, OOO,
600 dollars.
Ii has enrolled $4,000, 900 men
and women and s 600 600 school
children.
II has organic d 1868 chapters
and 16, 900 branches
1t has modelled 5000. 600
American mothers, wives and sig
teis as voluntary workers.
1t has produced and delivered
to soldiers and sailors
Surgical Dressings. 100000, 600
Knitted Articles........, 10000, 600
Hospital Gaiments..... 5000, 600
Refugee Garments.... LOO, 600
1t has enrolled for war service
$4,000 graduate nurses; of these
LOO have been assigned to active
duty.
1t serves the men in uniform al
700 American railway %canteens.
1t has taken home comforts to
sick soldiers in 60 Red Cross con
vasesceDt houses at cantODments.
1t has given personal attention
and material help to more than a
million wives and mothers of sol
diers and sailors.
1t is Civ n each month $500,
600 for dir. c. assistance to fami
lies of men ia uniforms.
It receives and answers monthly
an average of 95 600 "anxlety let
tiers" from families iDqniring
about their boys in service abroad
1t sends 200 emergency cables a
week 10 Europe to get quick infOr
nation for anxious relatives al
home.
On THE OTHER SIDE.
1t is the house of friendship by
the side of every road in war.
stricken Europe.
It has established rest stations
with beds, showers and disinfect
ors for tired, muddy soldiers.
1t has established canteens al
all important railroad stations il
Erauc to feed hungry, fighting
men.
1t feeds hundreds of thousand.
CT our boys at The very front from
rolling canteens.
1t has revived the spirit of oul
Allied soldiers everywhere.
1t helped the Italian Govern
meDt TO save Italy in her creates
crisis.
1t has extended the hand oil
friendship to millions Of Frencl
refugees.
1t has under operation 60 tuber
cn!osis stations iD France alone
1t has given home, clothing
food, medical care and financia
aid to 200, 900 homeless children
1t has rescued the little ones on
of the storm Of war to places O
safety and health.
1t brings news Of lost aud scat
tered families of the allied soldiers
ID The trenches.
1t searches for and finda men fol
their anxious families.
1t is home aud family, frienG
and country to prisoners in Ger
many.
1t is the self sacrifice of a ma
ton, and yet there is no sacrifce:-
II is sacrifice refined into oppor
- TT
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Children take BALLARD'S
HOREHOUND SYRUP willingly
because it tastes nice There isn't
a better remedy anywhere for
cblldren's coughs, hoarseness and
bronchitis. It's a good medicine
and easy to take.
Sold By ESTCRGE DRUG co
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-12-14

Mr.. Edward Leblanc has re.
gently opened a shop in the build.
ing standing at the west corner OF
the old Max Mates home place.
Here he - prepared to reDOvate
and recharge storage batteries,
aud to restore to usefulness other
character of electrical appliances.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-12-14

SickIy children need WHITE
CREAM VERMIFUGE. 1t not
only destroys worms, if there be
any, but il acts as u Strengthening
tonic in the stomach and bowels
Sold By ESTORGE DRUG co.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-12-14

Seventy. Eve American Red Cross
nurses and one hundred and TWEEN
ty five American soldiers and sail
0rs went up the Thames III two
large launches recently as the
guests of 5. B. Joel, the South
African millionaire.
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The Iberian Office was in receipt
last week of 40 invitation TO at
tend the celebration of the 5Oth
anniversary Of The T0uro In6rma
~, which took place on December
8, New Orleans.
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$4,000 90

Total revenues. 1872 868 90
Expenditures.
Principal aud interest on
$4,000 Bond Issue -. $1,000 90
Principal and interest on
$4,000 Bond Issue... 1852 90
Outstanding notes to be
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NOTICE

We will pay q straight salary OF
o1S. 90 per week for man or woman
with rig to introduce Eureka Egg
Producer. Six months contract.
EUREEA MFG. 20
East st. Louis, III.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-12-14

Wheeling in the lungs indicates
that phlegm is Obstructlng the air
passages. BALLAKD'S HORE
HOUND SYRUP loOseDs the
phlegm SO that it can be cOughed
up and elected.
Sold By ESTORGE DRUG co
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-12-14

The largest American Red Cross
hospital farm in England is at
Salisbury, Southampton, where a
considerable part of the 1856 acre
estate is under cultivation.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-12-14

Our fighting men in Great Brit
ain get the news from home from
a daily bulletin posted by the
American Red Cross at 600 places.
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FOR SALE.

Two nice comfortable homes,
one on St Peter Street, the other
on iberia Street.
IBERIA BUILDING ASSN.
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FOB RENT: The building at the
corner of 6t. Peters street and Kali
road Avenue. Suitable for store and
residence. Apply at this office for
terms. A good business stand on q
busy corner. u
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Miss ElOdie Romero left on FIJI
day for Lake Charles, La where
she will be a guest of Mrs. Robert
Snyder.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Kramer, &C
oompanled by their daughters,
Misses Lottie aud Willer May and
Mrs. Aug. Erath visited in Erath,
La, on last Sunday.
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Relieves Rheumatism, Sprains,
Neuralgia, etc.
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Miss Vida Riggs, who teaches
In one Of the public schools at
GueynaD, La spent Saturday
with home folk.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-12-14

Bishop Sessums, of New Orleans.
Preached a very interesting ser
mon on last Sunday at the Episco
pal church.
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Water and Light Plant.
5000 bbls fuel oil at 81 so 5000 W
Regular Labor............ 5000 w
Extra Labor ......... 400 W
Insurance, Fire and Com
pensation .....,..... 1926 90
Is bbls Cylinder Oil...... 300 %
Is bbls Engine Oil ...... 225 90
2 bills Air COMPRESSOR oil 30 90
Stationery, stamps, etc.. 100 w
Rock lime for water treat.
ment ................ 1000 90
Sulphate of Alumlna, for
water treatment ......... 200 10
Repairs and maintenance
to lines, etc .......... 1900 w
Lamps for streets ard
plant .......... 49,. 400 90
Meters, Transformers, for
Line Improvems nts.... 1000 90
Trustee of Public Proper
TVS Salary .......... 1900 90
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To keep posted on LOCAL news,
subscribe to The 1berian.
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CITY OFFICIAL JOURNAL.

Mr.. Jules E. Dupuy, Jr., ar
rived from New Orleans this week
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Mrs. VaIIiere .sRsh;,o..
VaIIiere Bah66essN sd


the following described pror.,,,
belonging To SAID defendant. ~!
VALERIE Bablpeaux. and ya,I ~
Rahlneaux, husband.
A certain Singer SEWING y.
chine, ~
TO pay and satisfy a isdpm.,.
OF Nineteen and 10 LOO DolI.Is
together with 5 per cent ,p,.,.,,
per aDnnm from the 2lst dsr :.
November. 1918 aud all cost, =
these proceedings
Given officially this l2,h do, !,
December, A ID 1918
N. ]. DOMINIQUE,
City Marshd
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Civ Bridge

City Bridge
Bridge Keepers Salar, IL
months a. $50 :. $24O w
One Case Electric Lamps 20 %
Repairs and Maintenance $50 %
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--
Total Expenditures =. S62S6S .
II 8 SEALY Mays
Signed L + VILLERMlN, Chill.
The following ordinance vss 4
ferpd by Mr. Villermip and ofdead
published IN accordance With ~
law: On motion Of Mr. SealT -
onded by Mr.. Girard and sdopll
unanimously:
TOrdinancs, No. 147. appearing onHE
/, follows at this point before tnses
cludind paragraphs below.
The following ordinance saaN
tered by Mr.. VilIermin and otoe'.
published the required uunos :
days:
MOTOR RATE ORDINdttt
Be it ordained by the Boaiaa
Trustees of the City OF New lo'.s
that after the PRONUNCIATION . Y
ordinance the following nlsl.s
rates on motor power shall y y
cents SOY per connected "
Power per month up to sua "
sive of Ten 10 Horfe w. ".
And the minimum rae o
(s1 OO) per Horse Power H.
til for any connected Horss -
above Ten (1O) Horse f0ss''
= BE it further ordained d. y
entire INSTALLATION, lnclno,Dk e
formers shall be installed =
expense of the purchaser.
n s SEALY, NY
L. F yILLERMIN, Clsrf'
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For Job Printing Go To Millard''
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paid in 1919 ......... hO0A M
laterest on current loans
TO be paid in 1919..... ION "A
I'c'denfa' Expenses.... 500 %
Unsactarian Aid Society oOO N
Making Assessment Roll GOO a
f''nflng STATIONERY. etc.. 2D %
City Judge and Marshal 800 d
One half amount for an.
Giting books. 15N a
Salary Of City Attorney
and Clerk............ 1890 u
Salary of Trustee Of ri
nance. 1900 d
8 Mill School Appropria.
ton .................... Ss5s o
8 Mill Canal Tax-South
ern Drainage ........ S95S %
Certificates and Iniertsf,
for oil Engine ........ 1900 "
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Exp'tures dept Finance s47?96 U
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Malaria OF. ChiIIs & Fever

Prescription No. 666 is prepared especially
for MALARIA or CHtLlS & FEVER.
Five or six doses will break any case, and
if taken then as a tonic the Fever will not
return. . 1t acts on the liver better ethan
Calomel and does no grippe or sicken. Csc
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oo6 cures Bilious Fever.
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666 cures MaIarlaI Fever.
If It's Job Printing, Go To Willard,
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Water and Light Plant

$515 co
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8 5s7 90
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Reorganization.
Dept of Public Safety .4l4640 o.
Dept of Public Property 2lMs %
Dept of Finance. ~. 47se6 %
Evening star., 1918-01-27

ton was "A Friend In Need" at the
Empire, in London. Then with Arnold
Daily he produced here CANDIDA" and
other works that gave America Its hrst
Shavian interest.
with John l. Golden he formed Q
partnership less than two years ago.
and their first venture, Turn to the
Right" proved a smashing success.
Honor to Picture Star-A unique
honor has been conferred upon Louise
Lovely, who is pictured in the role OF
Lorelei, in Sirens of the Sea-" the pho
toplay spectacle to be shown at Moore's
Strand this week. Miss Lovely is an
Australian by birth. and was what the
Anzacs term "tophole favorfte' in her
own country. A company of gunners
from the Antipodes. who are lighting
on the western front in France, have
named their trench the Louise Lovely
Trench" and have written to tell her
about 1t. The letter is a strange one:
1t was written on a large piece of
wrapping paper and placed in a home
made envelope. 1t was signed by every
man In the company. and informed Miss
Lovely that, in addition to naming
their trench after her, they had also
named their trench mortar Louise"
yesterday we opened fire with
Louise" the letter went on to say. "and
bombarded the bally rotters with her
for nineteen hours"
Evening star., 1918-01-27
STOCK SHORTAGE ALARMS.
Decrease in u. s. Of Meat Animals
More Than 100000.

Estimates published by the United
States Food Administration show that
there arc 11b.oo0.000 less meat animals
in the world today than there were in
the year preceding the beginning of the
war. While the increase in cattle in the
United States was 100000. the total
world decrease was 2s.oSo, 900. Sheep de-
creased 5000, 200 in the Uniter States and
54.500.000 in the world Hogs hav in
creased 6,2f5,000 in the United States,
but throughout the world their number
has decreased 32,425. 900.
The close of the war will find Europe
almost barren of meat and dairy ami
mails. and with an annual production Of
meat and dairy products decreased to a
startling extent.
If stock raisers and farmers would
profit by this opportunity, they must
correctly grasp the enormous world de-
mand for meat. dairy and breeding ami
which must continue for many years
after peace is proclaimed.
1t will take several years to sufficient
ly increase the herds and flocks of
America, and those who have the right
vision will begin at once to bring about
this increase.
This opportunity Is especially pre-
seuted to the southern states, where
the cattle tick has prevented the sue
cessful raising of beef and dairy cattle
II every southern state would compel
the use Of the dipping vat and get rid
Of the tick, the natural advantages in
the way of mild climate and long grow
ing season would make the south the
greatest beef and dairy section Of the
world.
Evening star., 1918-01-27
Corn-Wheat Bread.

That the people Of the United States
must learn to use substitutes for wheat
is one Of the lessons being taught by
the war; Rye. barley. buckwheat. oat-
meal, rice. corn and potato starch may
all be used for this purpose. by SUBJ
stituting them for various proportions
of wheat -four.
A splendid. wholesome bread may be
made by using one-third cornmeal and
two-thirds wheat flour. One recipe -
as follows:
One and one-half cups milk or water:
one-half cake compressed yeast: one
and one-half teaspoons salt; one tea
spoon sugar; one teaspoon fat: ono cup
cornmeal; two cups wheat -four. Soft
en- the Yeast in one-fourth cup of water
or milk; boil remaining liquid. the
cornmeal, salt. sugar and fat for twen-
ty minutes; cool and add the yeast; al.
low to rise until it doubles its bulk: !:
make into a loaf; again allow to rise:
bake.
The ways in which barley. rye. oat.
meal, rice and potato starch can be
used in making bread are given In .
bulletin issued by the United States
Food Administration, entitled Ten
Lessons on Food Conservation" COPY
of which may be obtained by address,
ing the food administration. Washing
ton, D. c.
Evening star., 1918-01-27
SERIOUS POULTRY SHORTAGE.
Large Farm Flocks Urged for Food
Supply.

Tho high price of feed and the high
price Of poultry have combined In caus-
Ing farmers to greatly reduce their
iocks. and. as a result. tho people of
this country are facing a serious short
age in poultry ana eggs at a time when
they are badly needed to help feed the
world.
While feed Is high and while poul-
try brings good prices. nothing else
costs SO little to raise on a farm as
high prices farmers and others cannot
afford to shut OF the source Of their
supply.
Large hocks Of poultry are needed or
every farm. and every farmer should
keep his young pullets, which will soon
be his best layers. Get rid Of the roost-
ers. Avoid wasteful methods In han
ding poultry and in marketing eggs.
The waste in eggs in the United
States every year amounts to nearly
s50.00O.000. It is estimated that II per
cent OF all the eggs produced in this
country become unfit for human food
before reaching the consumer because
OF careless methods of handling.
Poultrymen may help to prevent this
loss by producing infertile eggs, by not
letting hens nest on the damp ground
by keeping the nets clean, by not
washing the eggs. by being careful not
to crack them while handling, by gath
ering eggs daily. by storing them in a
cool. dry place and by marketing them
at least once week-twice q week il
possible.
Few people understand that eggs are
almost es perishable as meat or milk
They belong to the Same class Of food
but because they are inclosed in a hard
shell, many think they will stand any
kind OF treatment
Evening star., 1918-01-27
"Follies of the Day.N

Barney Gerard brings to the Gayety
Theater next week. as the newest Fol
lies of the Day." "Oh! YOU Shakes
peare" with everything new. and a for
midable cast. including Gertrude Hayes.
Chester Nelson and Frank Mackey-
bright stars in the burlesque firma-
ment." For years Mr.. Mackey starred
in the higher-priced theaters; Gertrude
Hayes. who has been the star of Ger
ards 'Follies' for nine years, is re-
garded as a versatile comedienne. and
Chester Nelson starred with E. D..
Miners attractions and Is declared one
of the funniest rubes on the stage.
Others are John B. Williams: Anna
Propp. the smallest burlesque SOU
brette. and dancing chorus OF girls
who have not weathered many seasons
on the stage.
Burlesques and travesties on the fol-
lowing successes will be seen: '"The
Wanderer." the New York hit Of last
season: "Experience." the famous mo-
rality play. and THE Easiest Way"
The performance is described az bur
lesque produced on a pretentious scale.