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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-10

There are 100000 Smiths in the
United States army. 1900 OF whom
are named william. -hsTe are $4,000
lIuIers. 5000 Wilson's and 1000 John
BroWus.-F'rcm Leslie's.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-10
sATTRDAY IS ssTAG Day

Mayor Charles Davis has issued a
proclamation commencing the tag day
activities scheduled for SATURDAY. by
the Y. w c A Committees viii be
on the downtown corners with tags
for sale from : a. m. TO p. m
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-10

Capt T. H. Curley. Eighth cavalry.
arrived in Fl PasO Friday morning
as a witness at a general court
martial to be convened here Satur-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-19
1l4O Fifteenth St.

PIANOS lUE REM - FUR. ukSE MAZE
within year. rent allowed. HIT,io w0RCH.
lilo q. Agent for Erurich & Bach AMI En4r.
son Pipnos VirIr".< sud ';rsfonoias.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-19

Total to date. ........ 3S.1S3
Note-Above is a. summary OF cas-
ualties issued by the War Depart
ment. The list includes 2s1 lost at sea.
also the total Marine Corps casualties
to date. but does not include the
Navy casualties.
Army casualty lists for last night
contain osS nanes divided as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-19
Americans in Canadian List.

OTTAWA, September 1s.-The Ca
madam casualty list includes the
names OF the following Americans:
Wounded-E. J. Oliver, Pontiac,
Mich: r. Ellsworth, Los Angeles: +. ].
Brown Donald, W. Va: L. E. Chad
wick. liillfield. Ohio: r. s. Darran,
Seattle, Wash; &c. Kellen. San
Diego, CAL; j. Hickey. Chicago, ILL.,:
W. J. Burns, Munhall. Pa; II. L. Me-
Williams. Detroit, Mich: r. r. Scott.
Ortonvi1le. Mich; F. L. Robinson.
Lima, Ohio; l.. Redburn, Bay City,
Mich; c. H Reich. Red Lake Falls,
Mimi: Z. G. McMahon. Millington.
Mich; w: L. MaheI: Erie: Pa; 4. P.
Mitchell, Chicago; H. L. Hollis, Pitts
burgh: C. LARSEN, North Sacramento.
Cal: w. D. Kincaid. Abe-ds en-, s. D.;
w. D. Gordon, Oakland. CAL; z. R.
Tate 500. Mich; w. Thompson, Wich-
ita, Kan.
Killed in saction]. X. OCennell.
Detroit; c. I.Young, Columbus, Ohio !:
G. H. Deering, Cedar Springs. Mich;
n. r. Talbot, Center Point, Ind.
Died OF wounds-W.- Turner.S>C Chs
cago; E. ]. Tracy, Bancroft, s. D.
Wounded and missing. Norskin,
Baltimore.
:. Missing-R. Carmenson, Chicago.
Gassed-G. e. Woolger, Milwaukee;
H. Henry. Seattle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-19
|CZECHO-SLOvAK. LEADER
CALLS AT WHITE HOUSE

Maj. Gen. Janin. the French army
officer recently designated to COM
nand the Czecho-siovak armies in
Franco. Italy. and Russia, has called
o.: the President to pay his respects.
.i.n. Janin is on his way to. vlad-
IVES ok, where he will direct the OPP
erations of the Czecho-Slovak forces
in siberia. He vas accompanied to
the White House by Ambassador JUS
serand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-19
GERMAN DEMOCRATS BALK.
Hesitate, to Join in Coalition Gov.
!. erumeut Tageblatt Says.

COPENHAGEN. September 1e.-Ger-
man social democrats. says the
Tagcblatt of Berlin. while not &C
tualIy refusing to join in coalition
government, the formation of which
has been suggested, would Join only
under certain conditions and with
certain guarantees. The article
printed by the newspaper quotes
statements made in parliamentary
circles to this effect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-19
ALL THOSE HAVING
FURS. ETC, ON DE-
POST WITH THE
SECURITY STORAGE

COM PAN
Please take notice that it
will be impossible to make
the usual prompt deliveries.
Two days notice will be
required for delivery. and
it is requested that where
possible customers call for
their iurs. You can help
by getting your furs early,
before the rush.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-19
Masons Reflect Barton Smith.

BOSTON. September 19.-Barton
Smith Of Toledo. Ohio, has been re-
ELECTED sovereign grand commander of
khe Supreme Council of the Scottish
t,ites for the northern Masonic Juris-
diction. Leon NJ Abbott of Boston
WAS reelected grand lieutenant COM
handler and Amos Pettioore Of Chi
|rago was made grand minister Of
ktatS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-19
Southern Railroad System
Sch edule ChanRea.

Elective Saturday. Sept. 81. train No.
i. leaving Washington 1855 pm. for
will be operated daily
kept Sunday. Train No. %. hereto
ore Saturday only. 2:45 pm. will be
Iiscontin ped.-Adyertisem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-19
fright Posture" Suits

Besides being the very highest class of
Clothing. made for boys, they have that. ex-
elusive and important athletic feature which
keeps the boys in good form and good fig
ure. Plain and fancy weaves. All sizes
from to Is years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-19

KILLED IN ACTION.
CORPORAL:
sOUzA, Manuel j., f., Cambria, Cal
lPRIyATEs:
| FAuDIs, Thomas, State College. Pa.
STOUT, Paul, Murphysboro. Ill.
DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN ACTION.
CORPORAL:
/ GRAEAM. Ross g., La Fsyette. Ga.
FRISATES:
CREIGHTON, Joseph v. New York, \. 7.
FRANTZ, Glenn, Peoria. Ill
(GLENN, Fred b., Atlanta, Ga
SEVERELY WOUNDED IN ACTION.
GUNNERY SERGEANT:
OWENS, Gwyn l.. Penffordd Wen, Llonrhaiadr.
! PEVaTE:
SINK, Perry L., Detroit, Mich.
rREy.oysLy REgoEIIg KISSING n Ac.
Degree Undetermined).
PRIvATEs:
INLoW. Grover C., Inka. Miss.
| iiGHTAoWN. james j.. whitinsville. Mass.
MANSON William D.: Boston. Mass.
@ITcH4S. Augusta a., 4. scAnienourg, Tex.
TUT. Robert it,. aiidd.etown. Ohio.
lERRoHEoUsLx REPORTED KILLED IN Ac.
TON, SHOULD EE DIED FROM ACCI-
pa nENT AND OTHER CAUSES
| McGOWEN, sorsby X, Los Angeles. Cal.
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED KILLED IN &C.
TON. NOW REPORTED WOUNDED
IN ACTION.
PRIVATES:
GEM Edward j., Elizabeth. n. J.
PERRY, Clyde C., Albion, Ne.
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING IN Ac.
TON, NOW REPORTED KILLED
IN ACTION.
CORpORAIS:
BOWMAN. Frank T., I.awton, Okla.
Mccoy, James W, Johnstown, Pa.
WOOD, Donald r., Washington, Pa.
PRIvATES:
BAREFOOT. Herman, Mif!intown, Pa.
| BASTON, Charles F., Carbonate. Ill.
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING IN AC.
TON, NOW REPORTED WOUNDED.
PRIVATE:
! EI,MORE, Leon H.. San Jose, Cal.
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Enlisted Men.

Total -. .3,15S
The following casualties are re-.
ported by the commanding general OF
the American expeditionary forces
CncIuded in above tota):
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-19

Flemin' Purvis, fer many
wears tn cashier O. tn Peoples
Bank, has resigned t become a
carpenters helper. where he'll
have a chance to handle more
money.
We've been t. lots of state
fairs, but we've never seen any,
buddy as ugly as Emmy Moots.
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1N0fNff||[S
flA0f one.
An e9R
Our Civil War Il

-HE death of Mai. Csssiss D..
Gillette In Phi,sdeiphia recall
IL ed To the Record Of that city
an interesting snd romsnt;c Incident
in the life of his soldier father-iniaw.
the noted General Hamilton Of Coiuin-
bus. Ohio. In the Civil war General
Hamilton commanded brigade In
Sherman's army. being at the time one
Of the youngest hriEadlers is the serv-
Ice. His command was q part OF the
host which. under Sherman, made the
famous march TO the sea.
After the army had passed threuEh
Georgia It's route was DETECTED acrfh,
ward With the obJert of mpviDs
through the Carolinss. In North Caro-
lima during = halt at n certain point
In that state. General Hamilton was
sent for ny 4 young southern lady. the
daughter of 4 former governor Of the
state. a=.s=sEd. \ sirikinEiy handsome
young ~omsn aud = belle. The gen
ersi. whose youthful. soiiieriy ngurs
was well calculated to attract the at.
tension OF the fair sex, supposed he
was summoned by the young woman To
receive plea for the protection OF her
property. rs II appealed she had been
left an orphan In the possession OF sew
cral large plantations, and repaired
without delay To her residence. a state
~ southern mansion with beautiful
lawn and many fine old trees.
She received him with the dignity
and ceremony h-fiiiinx his rank, and
the general xsw he was In the pres.
ence Of beautiful brunette with an
abundance of hre and spirit in her
makeup. lie expected 10 hear re
,roachcs. but was agrecably surprised
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very soon. But he had an Idea he
could he of service to her. nevcrthe-
less. He Informed her that there was
young colonel In his command. hand
some, brave and the soul of honor.
who so far rs he knew. had no ties.
aud II she were agreeable he would
take pleasure in bringing him to her
house and introducing him. Tn. Young
lady signihed her willingness. The
general went back to headquarters.
sent for the young officer and after =
private conversation with him they set
out for the young lsdy's residence
There they were received with proven
bial Southern courtesy and dignity. and
after the Introduction and the inter
change "ff compliment. the general
withdrew.
"And. do you know" said General
Hamilton IN after years. "that In the
chasing days of the war those two enc
mics We're harpsiy married aud after
the coionel WAS mustered ont he set
tied there IN the home - his bride and
the last I heard of them they had sew
en- children and everybody seemed to
he merry and Joyous On the old r;=s-
tation.'"
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FOR you to ask you what you Intead to
do for us women who have bssa islt
without the hope Of finding mates
anong our own people. There ars
nc~s left whon !. speaking for my
self. would care TO marry. Now, what
are you going to do fer us,''
She looked at the general. her dark
eyes seemisx. as he sffsrward said. to
he seekinx- to read his soui. After a
short silence she came to the peInt di-
rect BY proposing that he should nef-
ry her. She explained that she swusl
large landed properties bat, the slavss
having been set free. she conil act 81
tain the labor to ,fiil her lands she
needed ,nsp to lean upon.
General HaMiiten. senswhat takse
ahact byta Prsposai he had aot rsck-
"ned upon rose to the necessity Of the
occasion. hsweysr- and with an the
gaiiantry aud sympathy inherent In an
h"norsbls man. explained to her that
there was . little woman left hel,ind
In Ohia 10 whom his heart was piedgea
and that its expected the wedding besls
fc riag fer them when the crnei war
was over, which he felt sure would be
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-05-30

FOR SALE--A modern e-room home.
we'll built. good plumbing. bath. range.
lights. furnace. barn. chicken house.
etc. This home cost about $4,000. IL
not very old and in excellent con
dition. II has been owned by non
1ssidents which accounts for it's hav.
ing been turned over TO US nj such
a low figure. IL cost US about $3.50
You can have IL for that sum. You
can pay all down or you may pay
$50 down and balance at rate Of fi5
per month. y. & l.. plan This Is n
srea, bargain. 1, is fine opportun.
ity for some one 10 buy home on
easy payments.
FREMONT II. & l. ASSN.
Guy L. Hardy. Treas.
iIspst
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RAYMOND MARSH HERE.
FOR SHORT VISIT.

Raymond Marsh. former assistant
secretary of the Y. NJ. C, A here.
but for several months past engaged
in association work among the soldier
boys at Camp Funston. arrived here
on Monday for short business Wis
It. He is delighted with his work
among the troops and says that II
Is great inspiration. as well as u
pleasure to him, He says the boys
at Camp Funston all like army life
and seem to thrive upon it. Mr..
Marsh spoke briefly at the Red Cross
jubilee Monday night of the Work OF
the Red Triangle among the troops
N Camp Funston He returned tn
his post Of duty today.
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SOLDIERS BEING
MOVED EAST.

Lieut.. John NJ. Mckinstry has ad-
vised h.ssfolks here that he is locat-
ed at Camp Mills. near New York
City for little while at least.
Lieut., Clyde Biggs is now at n
,Weehawken. n. J.
Frank McEniry advises his folks
that ho-has arrived safety over
there"
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Msy -. 1918.
PLEASE DISCONTINUE AT ONCE
TIE PLACING OF SUGAR UPON
YOUR TABLES AND SERVE NOT
TO EXCEED TWO LUMPS PER
PERSON AT A MEAL.
This practice is practically univers-
al thruout the United States and Colo
rado ough, not to hesitate to get in
iine on this important branch OF Food
Conservation.
~ Yours truly.
THoS. II. STEARNS.
Federal Food Administrator for
Colorado.
J. n. BuNDIcK.
Chairman Sugar Division
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Blue Front Grocery
."cIeanest Store In Town"

712 Main Phone Canon 2s0
We must save Flour and Su.
gar because there Is not enough
TO reach new crops Save Sugar
by using MONARCH COFFEE.
It's mild. invigorating. delicious
flavor. pieases with use OF but
little sugar.
1 lb. size 35c, . lbs. 65e. : lbs. eoe
Snow Drift 10 ib. $3.50, 4 ID. s6e
2sS size Oranges per doz- -35e
$50. size Oranges per doz -65e
800 size Lemons (bestI doz %oe
Fine new cabbage per ib--se
Lea & Pcrrin's Worcestershire
sauce ----------------- -33e
Heinz Worcestershire Sauce s5c
wclch's Grape Juice pts. 3oo.
OTIS. SOC. III
Armour's Grape Juice pts. 2sc,
OTIS ------------.---- DOC
Full line Heinz Spaghetti.
Chow Pickles. Preserves. Jam.
Pure Evaporated Horse Radish.
etc.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-05-30

FOR SALE-Second.hand lumber. all
kinds and sizes. first class: also
roofing iron. Call Canon Junk Co.
C. 426- 115p12t
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Make no mistake aboM tie
place which his Decoration
day of 1918 wili hold in tke
history cf The greatest reput-
lie of all time. II is one g;
the red-lettsr days in the most
tremendous chapter Of Me
world Me Of the american
people. p
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FOR SALE PIANOS

FOR sALE-Mo6ern cottage homo.
with garage: reasonable terms. t3i
T1orai. or az Rudd. f:ipis.
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FOUND

FoUND-poor- Key. s,h ard Rudd.
Apply Record ONCE. ist-st
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to snd himself mistaken. The cenver
sation at once proceeded on her par,
on line direct.
.Sieneral," siir said with simpl.
CANTOR which ut once enlisted his In
terest and sympathy, ''all our young
men. the lower OF the South. have
gone to the front and been kille, 1t
battlc with your armies. Nome il t-fi
TO whom We can turn. and have set
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HOME SEEKERS

I can locate yoou on 800 to $40
acres of fine government land. io-
Gated In the foot hills. where we
have fine soil, timber and good
water: close to railroad and
town. with plenty OF rainfall to
mature any crop. For further
Information write d. Wilson. 1904
Pine St. Pueblo. 115-pi2td :2w
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-05-30

LoST-Gray and white crochet jack
'et with aredEtanmiog. Con Sixth ST,
near Pine: return 10 Record. ls5-.t
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TO ALL hotels. CLUBS, aesTAu.
RANTS. eoARoiNc HOUSES and
OTHER pusc,e tATINo PLACES

ICE CREAM: The restrictions
that were IN force relative to this
commodity have been removed and
you may now manufacture and serve
leoss.
sHERBEr Adm WATER ICES:
Under no Consideration must sher-
bets or Water Ices be made or served
whether made from sugar or subsii-
tutes.
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LOST

STRAYED-T~o grey burTos. brand
ed Z char beneath ietterU): LETT
thigh. collar marks. Notify Mrs. Net
tie McDonaid. Hiiislde. Colo. lsopst
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FOR RENT-Nice garage. street en-
trance. 1oi Rudd. c. 51l. Mod
crate price, -t,. l2iu
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FOR SALE orr Trade Classy road
ster fprtourihg car. BOX l5s city.
12f-3t
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FOR SAI-E-Alfaifa. baied or loose.
Telephone Canon 4ci. J. S2-tf
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WANTED TO RENT - Furnished
house at once, Address F. Z. Adams
us y. sth ST. v:ncennes. lad.
1lipl2t
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-21

musical comedy Martin and Webb :;
Joe Rome and Title Cox Bud Snyder
and jos Melino and compauy: photo
play. Friend Husband" with Madee
Kennedy. first half of week. Harry
L%angdon and company heads bill last
half of week.
GRAND-The Stampede Riders. western
feats OF skill Van and Garry Avery,
Irving Newhoff and Dodge Phelps.
Billy Bouncer's Circus. Helene Hamil.
ton and Jack Barnes. Rosamond aud
Dorothy photopiay, "a Fight for Mil
lions"
NIxON-Norman Thalma. eccentric
contortionist: Helen Ienlere. pianiste /;
Eddie Heron and company in comedy
sketch: Jimmy Lucas and company,
comedians: Veronica and HurlfallS,
gymnasts; photoplay. Missing"
COLONIAL-Martelle. cemale imper-
senator; F'reemont Benton and com-
pany in comedy sketch Gilbert
Sisters. singers and dancers: the
Belldays. comedy acrobats: pllotopiay.
Girl Of Today" first half of week.
Raymond Wylie n company head
bill last half of week.
PHOTOPLAYs
STANLEy-"The Goat" starring Fred
stone. and affording him ample OPP
portunity 10 display his physical agility
and acrobatic prowess. The plot con-
Germs a young iron worker who be-
comes Il motion picture actor.
PALACE-'The. Turn of the Wheel"
with Geraldine Farrar as the star.
rICTORIA-"Fame and Fortune" with
Tom Mix. a story of western life;
and "Italy's Flaming Front" Italian
war film.
ARCADIA-"rhe Cruise of the Make.
Believes" in which Lila c~"Cuddles'n
Lee makes her debut us a film star.
Cast includes Harrison Ford. Ray.
mond Hattou, S~pottswood Aitken,
Parks Jones.
REGENT-''The Silent Woman with
Edith Storey. n story of the lumber
camps, first half of the week. Ernest
Truck, III Come On m last half Of
week.
STRAND-"The Hun within" first half
OF the week. . the Quiet" last halt
of the week.
LOCUST-"The Hun Within" first half
of the week. ION the Quiet" last half
of the week.
BURLESQUE
CASINO-"New Star and Garter Show
Don Clark is principal comedian.
Others in the company are Ray Reed
II Charles Burns. Florence barley.
Babe DePalmer, Pauline Hall, Mae De-
Lisle, Al Lawrence, Bert Hall and Will
BOWS.
TROCADERO -. The Big Review
featuring Harry UIickey) Levan as
comedian: Claire Devine, Helen
Stuart, Nellie Greenwood, william
Gross. Lefty Bolles and Bob Nelson.
GAYETY-"The Auto Girls in the
burlesque Eat Hug'us Hall" The
company includes Carol Sherwood.
Billy Wild, Billy Mailman. Anita May
Ruth Page. Rose Hill and Mule Brad.
ford, with Eennitti and Mile. De Pima
as specialties.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-21

Entertainment at Forrest Next
Thursday for War Children

\ special shirt tail matinee" viii be
given at the Forrest next Thursday for
the benefit of tho refugee children Of
Belgium ana France. Features from all
the leading theatres. both ''legitimate'
and vaudeville, will take part.
Tie price of admission to this enter
taiumcnt will be either a Numbered shirt
or fifty cents, preferably the shirt. These
shirts. which need not b" new, but must
be sufficiently good to he used. will he
taken by w"lI-known Philadelphia
women Wh0 have volunteered their SerV-
ices {" convert them into clothing for
the refugee children, and it is expected
that the receipts viii result in material
enough gathered to Clothc several thou
sand of the little wal victims.
TIL c~ntertainmcEt will be given under
the auspices of the National League of
Women's Service. Miss Baird in charge.
the theatrical managers Of Philadelphia
including Harry +. Jordan. Thomas NJ.
Love. Leonard \. Blumberg. Fred q.
NiXuu-NirdlinErr and samuel f.. T.. Nird-
lingCr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-21

CONTINUING ATTRACTIONS
BROlD-"Not With My Money" Ed
ward Clark'S farce with melOdramatic
episodes, dealing with the reformation
of a confidence" man who undertakes
to fleece a trusting heiress. William
Morris ana Jessie Busley head the
cast.
SHUBERT - Gnu chin Chow" the
musical fantasy of ancient Bagdad.
presenting in the form of a gorgeous
spectacle the story Of Ali Baba and the
Forty Thieves. The production begins
the final fortnight of its engagement.
OPERA HOTSE-"Leave II TO Jane
the musical comedy Of freshwater
college life. with book and lyrics by
Guy Bolton and +. q. Wodetouse. and
score by Jerome Kern. Georgia
O'Ramey. Oscar Shaw and Ann Orr
are prominent in the cast.
LYRIC-"Business Before Pleasure" the
third Potash and Perlmutter comedy.
showing the comic tribulations of the
former cloak and suit makers as mo-
ton picture producers. A new cast
will present the Montague Glass-JuleE
u. Goodman comedy.
At POPULAR PRICES
I IN I \ - .duN Va > III
strels." an "all.woman" organization
of sixty funmakers. only women take
part in the songs. dances and comedy
features and handle all executive de.
tails Of the attraction as well. Opens
next saturday night.
VAUDEVILLE
KEITHS-Blanche Ring. with new
songs and comedy Rita Mario and
her orchestra of ten girls; Thomas
Dugan II Babette Raymond, songs
and comedy Alfred Latell. animal
actor. and Elsie Nokes; James Dia'
mond and Sibyl Brennan Ned Nor
worth and company; Asahi and COM
pany, Oriental magicians: the Shei'
lock Sisters and Jim Foley Bell and
Eva. gymnasts.
GLOBE-"Bonnre of Old Empires
symbolic war playlet The Rocky
Pass singing act: Jones and Syl-
vester: the Gypsy Songaters Hanlon
and Clifton. acrobats Eugene En-
NETT. Irish tenor: Peter Platonoff and
in sketch Padula and De
noir. musicians: Tcalacks. songs and
dances.
CROSS EEYS-George Primrose and
MINISTRIES: Eckert and Par
ker. songs. and comedy: Lottie VIII
liams. in playlet Harry Fry, COM
cdian Durkin Sisters Mcclellan and
carson, skaters: photoplay. Fight for
Millions" first half of week. Bon
Bons." musical tabloid. heads bill last
half of week.
BROADW1Y-"Violets." musical COM
cdy tabloid Harry Bachelor; Kita.
mura laps. acrobats Rives and
Arnold. singers and comedians; photo
play. The Hun Within" first half
of week. ION the Western Road
dramatic playlet, heads bill last half
of week.
WILLIAM PENN-"Yucatan," tabloid
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-21
WOMEN In The THEATRE
Americas Oldest Playhouse to b.
Invaded by Feminine ARMY

The oldest Theatre i'm America. the
walnut, win begin it, llutn season. neat
Saturday night with an attraction de
Lady Bouutifurs Minstrrls. The or
EaniZation. Of sixty entertainers is
unique, in that IL has been promoted.
written, produced. originated and ere
ated exclusively by women.
There Is not y man in its ranks. even
down to the ticket taker and advance
representative. Woman huIds the upper
hand. pilots its destini"s and furnishes
all the entertainment, novelty. music,
mirth. surprises. dances. features with
frOlir. FUN, etc. Surely a triumph tor
the ]gcutler SEES which, after GrurTatIuus
of ridicuIc ana RELOCATION, has at last
come into its own.