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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-14

( hpuse nn Monday n honor ~ >il
NlNhN ~amano If Brow net lile.
Nee. For Red eros, Work
lAN ladies' ~ iis lifst lnpilfi
+ fhhinn Nlii meet ~ ksi Cross Nuilt
Nu fHssdhy afternoon 10 1--WE O'Clock
in ille pAtl0lH ~ thf church.
Dance A soldiers soashoro Club.
,ne oi the isfFeti NOD mpHt delight
iful ~ the many danNcs fiNru It iNt
~uiiltis S'HHhnrc Club thiH as1Hun
wn. euieAed lest evening
fhr mfRt dance hul Nas thrcnfei
With dauurfa
fnoelent muAlc Wua lanlshed ht
ihf ftl eRimeufni oiohcttrt
AtiIa.fiNe innre nn ns we've tho
less aefe served aufine th, evening
sfNctil hundred Cmuus Christi u,n-
pie Neff r'earni. ae NDil 1a army men.
Dance q, Nveces Hotel
The Nutocs iiotel f4fe delight
ini ainrf saturday .lNnINr in com.
pilneni to thr off.o.r ~ thc iifNh
fneu'pl.|
Tho dance WIS hteeN attended and
WHt MOSS enjoyable
hnie was iufnishti as u fitc pi,ce
UfrhsHtra
i'uHth was served iH Itp san larlor
Ampnr tlvse present we're rNlunei
and Alit. John oakfa Captain ana
Mrs. Bond iiDutculut .e4l Nis. Dhei
fnNIaf Lieutenant and NiN Madden
Lieutenant and Mfs catcher
Atstt ara Metdames Burger Sic
tuiupah, N r. Pope ~ rs ludflus.
- L incher. ,iwla snto. b, Wiz
Reed M'1tr. ~. % Noedfnan! Sizes.
defines ~ So Jones Ga a. scott a.. b.
'fNNf VAN hlcrN. ifIuuef. kDuroaA
rnnh 81 &C.. llaww9nis Nsses
GMdi NiAlame, Alice Jones' .lise
Ali.ibe star Wundmtn Eddie 30
'amlhaA hlIuu pnl tpssflL Jeanette /
lnnHi Nma Rankin. NliGred rulilnH
rintH nfuniFi Muinf 4lcr Captains .
Whiting Ihufo. lleufrnauts Aillisi
lfifkiu HiHdv 'ofhTHn Cook Alien (
Robinson. HfookH Mossls ChNd.
nunA.d Bernard. Bruce COLLINS ics,e \
Dunai
Mccoy FAIRIES : :
beautiful wedding ceremony taof I
lace yesterday al 1850 O'CLOCK % thn "
afternoon ai "a, homa 0t Airs Caroline I
Aictey in Alfred 1he contracting 4
INltins Rsre Miss Iuila McCpy dRurh 4
'tf ul ~ luie james f.. Mccoy and Il
giund daughter of Thomas Wiisht
lutA Ntil -hHOWn citizens of thia seg.
iNa uf the state AND Lientenaui Cul-
icfi William ineiitf of The iitth Ln-
tiuntr
Lieuisuaui raerios TIE son 81 Dr
81 iu IL tefleA 81 lss Angeles i
su'hman aud letir,t physician
The uile beautifully attfe4 iu
atite Nitursctte tf0Ne gown. was
itfu away Ny h. untlr AlfrnU
N iHft she Carried lfelS heuQa
uuF ltinN roses
The lffefrud If sykes 1f Cofuu
nu pt iqsned me ceremony.
NinNna thuse present wele. Mr.
INNIlfiN 81 Glow al I|r a4|II hiYf az
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-14

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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-14

Caller sports are HOURS FIRST.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-14

hDuse $50 MlnHnY Boz honor 80 NiA
lltNN rauano Of Brow nst liis.
Nee. or Red Cross Work
The ladies' ~ iis iifAt iinpilfi
0hnen Wlil meet ~ Rod Cross Woii|
Ou fNNlsdaY afternoon 80 two O'Clock
in the patiOia ~ tAf church,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-24
HELD TAPPERS OF OIL
STATE GASOLINE LINES

one ~ The oddest casos that has
come before a Justice court was tired
Yesterday morning IN the court of
3 G. MoVev II n tho case wherein
". l. Mitchell Virgil Church. Tom
Upton and Charles Robinson were
arrested FOR grand larceny on Au-
gust n was alleged that thcv com
nlyed AZ tho stealing of q quantity
OF gasoline from a pipe line belong
Ing to the on State Gasoline com
pany. near Jenks. prSor TO and on
June 30 this year
Robinson being in tho army, tho
case AGAINST him wns dismissed and
tho other defendants held undcr
bond of ST. 900 each FOR tho district
court on tho charge OF receiving sto-
len property
In connection with this same case
J II wilcox had hecu arrested on
"A charge Of petit larceny Turning
states evidence. he was discharged
II developed during tho trial ~ tho
cases that Wilcox was tho mar who
had tapped tho Ensoline line and
eold tho fluid so tho other defend
ants. who know n wuR stolen gnao-
linz The price ne got Tor Tho gus
oline wns 10 cents gallon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-24
REUNION GUESTS
TO GET WILD WEST
Part ~ the Program Tor tho Big
Gathering tudcr the Objection
uf Cirvus Manager.

1T J Goodman. FOR two years
arena manager for tho buffalo 1911.
wild West shows. vii, Stage the "lo.
cal color for tho r1mrF reunion
Mr Goodman will go 90 uawueo 20.
day 10 interview Mai Gordon " TN
ua. owner OF the ~hwnrr nam shows
In regard to procuring from him
equipment tu give Tulsa th" real
western aimoaphrre tie VIII also
rnnsun with Jim Miller owner Of the
ln1 ranch shows Miller has about
five hundred horses and NJ Good
man Will endcaNor 60 secur" three
hundred ~ these fnr the parade on
the flrst day Of the reunion
Everything from old West
A wild West band viii hrsd tho
parade and the covhoys and COW
rirlssWil he Intercepted am through
tho line These Will remain here NE
three days and am spfls NJ exhibitions
will be- given hy them for tho plea.
ure ana instruction Of the via.tnrs-
Virginia reels ON horseback. fancy
rope throwInF. laHH0'ng. Indian and
cowboy rgh's
Blanket Indians squlws. and their
papooFee w.Ewnmg and tecposs
will up located 40 tho entrance Of the
Country club grounds and other
parts of the CITY, vrrrg tho guests
are most apt to Doe
People from tho south are coming
here expecting 200 see typical western
things ana as Tulsa hos outrowu
most uf her western atmosphere the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-24

Gus signs warning soldiers not 20
drink water excepting trom one ~
these stations. for the water In the
yats is regularly tested by the wedl-
cal corps and is kept constantly
pure The same Is true OF water for
the stock.
In the training camps back NJ the
lines tho Americans have procured
water supply hy drilling numerous
wells, and this water, far removed
from the filth and muck ~ the bat
tlefield, IS. NJ course, pure
Disease caused hv consumption Of
impure, water IN France .ls very rare.
the percentage being much less than
Pin any American community To-Day.
Tho soldiers cover there get
purer and better watcr-hy 1000
per cent--than is furnished through
the city mains IN Tulsa This ap-
plies 90 the boys IN tho trenches as
we'll as those In the training camps
Trusting this information answers
the query sufficiently I am,
very truly yours.
SGT. GLENN CONDON.
y. g. NJ c. Recruitag station. S05
South Main, Tulsa Okla. -.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-24
! Letters of the People.

Editor world.
Pursuant 90 proclamation. duly
Issued hN Governor Williams an
election was held In roNrN.lle on
the 18TH day of lulvg TO determine
whethcr or not cfTr'n territory
should be detached from Rogers
county and attached 90 Tulsa county.
Tho territory in question covers
twenty sections W land of $40 acres
c1ch. moro or less, together with am
nppurtepanccs thcr~unto belonging
including tho i've. wide. o.aWRkc and
progressive city Of CulhnvIlc win
her smeltcr industries. which arc
second 10 none. and "a payroll run.
ming into thousands Of dollars every
month a valuable asset 90 any
county or community
Al said election. duly held over
80 Per cent ~ tho qualified electors
residing within tho defined territory.
voted I'm favor of dchchinr same
from Rogers county snr attaching
same tO Tulsa cnunfy
Hence, Hs sequence thcrcurto
the governor, by virtue of authority
vested In him. called "A special oI.O.
tion TO he held throughout THIl
rounty on Saturday August 90 Go.
.daNl for tho purpose NJ submitting
to the qualified voters rcrli0r with
in Tulsa county. tho question OF
whothcr or not said territory ol
Rogers county aa duly 500 forth
should become "a part o' Tulsa coun.
ty In accordance with the fore,
going ~ is my desire tPf syry
qualified voter 40 nov resolve hImp|
Hs, rr.. .H %
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-24
NeW State Charters

OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug. ga,
Tho following charters have beds
granted.
Wilson Equipment & Service Co.
oklahoma city, capital. $4,000; in
corporators. p. w Wilson, Mafge
Wilson, a. +. Decker oklahoma
City
Military Text Book company. ok
lahoma city, capital $4,000; in
corporators, X. l. Fitzpatrick, C. NJ
Fitzpatrick. S. s. Butterneld, Okla
homa city.
Peabody Battery q starter Co.
MuskoEec. capital FTho0; incor
purators A. u. Peabody, S. O. Wood
q. II. Ncbcn, Muskogcc.
The Towaudn oklahoma OIL a Ga'
Co OF Missouri qualified TO do bust
N esg In OklahofnG3 capital Is $500.
600 and ttO,OO0 Will 60 invested II
the state
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-24

cited hv q uor.or rrurrarui.np
tho ,'haubcr ~ Commerce
Tulsa Clearing Ilguar aa,ur,iIou.
Hpolls OF tho change wrought iu
Oklahoma guy slrr. tho wat . uur..
ton Vtr solyrd and s,,v mo- rr,Huu
why Tulaa could NOT do uRrwt,
MI, y,,..,..,. ,s.,.,.i.,.
'"''i'" ""''' ~
1h' expense or tho n"ll'd water
To Iulsl wih tstllnni'd b 'n "".
me Hpchkera ana th" "'h'ru,IlF, O.,
It'i OF me water ON f'hl't"IS h"O
'Ia ana pumping tf'''luH was "'"'
a uubio't "t comment
water 'omnln'lon'r " y 'uff 'n
HufFoaioa lhai more n' mo- hnHic 'n
N'I' llht plhh or h'Fr''pW'hl ana
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-24
LOOK AT CHILD'S
TONGUE WHEN CROSS,
FEVERISH AND SICK
Take no chancesl Move
poisons from liver and
bowels at once

Mothers can rest easy after CIV.
ing California Syrup Of F1Es." BE-
cause In few hours all the clogged-
UP wasta, sour bile and fern renting
food gently moves out Of the bowe a.,
and you have we'll playful child
again. Children simply will not take
tho time from play 10 empty their
bowelS and they become tightly
packed. liver gets sluggish and utom-
Ach disordcrcd
When cross, teve riah. restleas, SEQ
n tongue Is coated, then give this
delicious fruit laxative Children
love II. and Il can not cause injury.
No difference what Ails your little
o1o- -if fall Of cold, or a sor8 throat.
diarrhoea, stomAoh-ache. bad breath,
rememb Der, a gentle, inside cleans
ing should always be tho first treat
ncnt given. Full directions for
babies, children OF all AEcs and
groEn"upa are printed on each bottle.
Rewnre OF counterfeit fiR syrupa
Ask your druggist for bottle OF
California Syrup Of Eagr." thou look
carefully and sCs that Il n mRcO by
TIRE -CAlinOrnIA- -Ftg Ryrup Company. %
| We rnnAs no EnAlAer Bhra. Hand
back NNFh ccHtnnapts-aRN other ~
HyrnBv--Ady.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-24
WILL USE DRAFTEES
WHO ARE STEN0GRAPHERS

Tho NAllEn- local draft board has
received notification from Provost
Marshal General Crowder. through
Adj Gen y " Glpson, to designate
all men inaclass they might have
that can he put In Group c. These
are mon with expert stenographic
and legal training. and they are TO
he used In tho legal departments OF
tho war departments work. No def
inlte call has been issued Tor them.
but II is believed by the local board
that one will make its appearance
ia a short time Reports are to be
made on these men 10y August 81
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-24
Old Traders
Dope

They say Old TRADER can not
PROVE that we aro following ont
Ia most cases tho teachings uf
SOCkLisSS JERRY, who they said
had UAXSEIGD In his WIiISKtlt
TWENTY years ago. OLD TRADER
In HUNTING for the proof found
that the MICE had eaten up all pi
SOCKIdcSS JEItRY'S SSEEClIEs
that were printed There, and hcu
Old TRADER HUNTED for
COPIES of the GREAT SPEECHES
that HE and hts FRIEND from
NEOSHO USED TO DEBATE az
POSSOM TROIT, Mo, where OLD
TRADER wxs TEACHING In the
OLD LOG SCHOOL HOUSE TEN
HOURS per day for FIFTY CENTS.
LORD PITY the hide of KID
who did not have his lcason.)
But tho WICK FD MICE had made
nests out of those great DEBATTES
and Speeches. SO OLD TRADER
must depend upon MEMORY In
DEALING with sOCkLESS JERRY,
Please FORGIVE Old TRADER
n lac misquotes SOCkLElSS JERRY.
Jerry said women should be al
lowed to vote. We now have wom-
en- stnrytng.--STARVIN in.-JAlIr--
for DEMANDING VOTE Our
PRESIDENT says that women
should vote. Then why ~ the
II don't they turn thoae
ANGELS outf CRUELTY ACCORD
ING Co JERRY.
Old TRADER WIS THERE and
SAAY where those POOR, UNFOR-
TUNATE WOMEN had PLACED
THEIR FLAG of WOMAN SUI
FACE or WoMEN'S RIGHTS, and
10 sec them JAILED makes his OLD
HEART BLEED, for he says that
MOTHERS who STAY at HOME and
SUPPORT thc<lnABIES arc nv GAL
LIANT as the FAITH sftS who go Ca
tho FRONTi SOCK1diSS JERRY
SAID CORPORATIoNs had nc
SOULS. Only the LIMIT OF the
SKIES wns THEIR BOUNDARY
Now exccpt for SUGAR and
DOPFD MIXED FLOUR. WHERE
is the LIMITf THE Sky. ON
TRADER will meet any LONG
WHISPERED ATTORNEY oi
TULSA In n CROSSROADS
SCHOOL HOUSE DEBATE n ON
JERRY ts not RIGHT, OPEN 10
ALL.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-24
Pure Water forf the army

city Editor The World. Tulsa. Okla
oklahoma
Dear s.r-In sngwer 10 your query
of this date stating that a subscrib-
or has asked that you publish in
formation is 20 the drinking water
supplied 20 our soldiers In France.
! herewith furnish such information
ae .s in my possession on the sub
g.ct.
France has pure water In unllm-
Itod quantities. excepting IN the 'od-
Nnccd zone" or battle area. where.
ot course. tho putrification OF bodies
and the other filth of many battles
has rendered an water unfit for hu-
man consumption Al regular inter.
walls along all roads on the 'front.' are
huge wooden watts containing water
that hes heen hauled MP from far
back OF the lines and chsmica ny
treated according 70 the most ap-
proved methods. There arc numer-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-24
WATER FIRST AID
TO GROWING CITY
Predictions That 1uin's Population
WI Double Win Pure sup
ply. Germs IA Wen water.
TYPHOID GERMS IN WELLS
Clty commissioners Delay Further
in Making Contract Tor Im-
mediate Nntcr Survey

Tulsa win bo city Of 100000
ln 60 short tmo n pure water can
bo.obRlntd,' wag tho declaration of
vs. e. storrr AZ % meeting or tho city
commissioners yer.orday morning in
regular session whom AN other bust
ness was waived 10 take up tho dis
cuHs,ou Of the watcr altuauon
" had boon mo plan of Mayor
Hubbard tD devote tho mcatinE 10
discussion OF improving the water
supply In Tulsa and tho feasibility ~
employing "a hydraulic engineer tu
mlEo survey Of me available
sources OF water ana the cost in-
y0ltpd. and with this ln view tho
c.Nlc ORGANIZATIONS OF tho city were
fclucstrd ~ send representative 60
IN meeting
Great interest WAS manifested in
tho question conceded by an present
to Doc one " vital iutcrcW 10 The fu.
turo ~ Tulsa ana tho representa-
DIVES were united in tho opinion that
10 was time for Tulsa to take action
The streams that can De- Cuuvid
cred according 20 Information now
az hand are the Grand rlvor, ShoiI
creek and tho small streams flow
iug through tho Usage hills.
lakes Grand River supply.
l.. j Martin. former mayor Of
Tulsa. regards Grand river AS the
m0Ht feasible source and empha.
sized tho Importance Of making a he
ginning az once,
Ar o. licggom, president ~ The
Rotary club. called attention 60 tho
numerous wells that have beer
drilled over tho city at largo OK
penae which later developed germs
Il NJ McFhrlln had by q personal
experience demonstrated the truth
Of Nj UeGEem's statement having
had a well drilled on hA own prop
cray at an expense of 81 800 for In
Htalllng tho system, only 10 discover
the presence OF typhoid germs IN the
water.
Tho doubling OF the population NJ
Memphis Tenn during his residence
there. otter the city had be handi-
capped - bad water FOR years. was
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-24
BARON MUNCHAUSEN
HAS ANOTHER RIVAL
Tulsa Girl scattered Fiction About
Blowiug ~ Muniton pians
That Got Her m 1rGthlc

Possessed with a perverted i'.rf
Tor adventure. Mrs Eva Gray fool.
ish girl wife OF Sergeant Edward T
Gray of quartswns'rra onrps
nov In France. who lives with hrr
parcnts on South Boston. spread
suspicious umors which kept f1uI
or five government detectives and
tho council ~ defense busy for q
month aud firsill landed hrr in tho
city ilil ThursdlS rrht until sh'
was ready 10 talk
Not OUT 0tstIcr Tccns
Tho Elfi had 'old that her hus
band had accepted 5000 for blow
ina up il munitions plant ln san
Antonio ana had made rcWarka 90
the effect that she was memher
NJ gang OF dynJmltors at work .n
Tulsa she even went fn nr aH t'
give the names ot other member.
OF the supposed gang
sent to Jaii over NRht.
After watching thr girl for a
month and following up tho report
that had come 20 them tho county
council of defense decided 10 cal
the girl before them Thursday and
see what she had TO say for herself
When she refuHed 10 talk they ssnl
her 10 iai' FOR the night The slms
night they had the people shc had
named as members ut the dyuamit
Ing crowd appear and tho girl was
unable To name or Identify any oi
them
NeTterday. after her night dn i1N
she talked at length coIStradicuup
4fnrself and slipping from one he 20
another Having run down over,
detail Of her stories and finding them
absolutely false and firmly con.
Vinced that she had Just been falkinp
she was asked TO sign an affidayii
To tho effect that she had used the
names of five people whom Hhe did
not know which had hocn given her
by woman, that tho stories sho had
circulated were invented by her I'm a
spirit ~ adventure 10 keep govern
ment officials huay, ana that In the
future she would not invont any
stories ana obey hor parents Inn
plicltlv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-24
Lieutenant T'haw Killed.

nv The Associated Press
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
IN FRANCE. Aug 2S-Tleut Blair
Thaw OF Pittsburgh, n member OF
the American aviation service, was
killed sunday evening when his air
plane fell Rs result OF engine
trouble.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-24

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.--RepUVyl
leans Of the senate have boen c.lu,.
10 meet tomorrow to elect a ioy,
leader to succeed the late Sensso'
Gnllinger OF New Hampshire, sele.
tion OF Senator Lodge OF MaSs%
chusstts is regarded assured.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-24

LONDON. Aus g7 .Thr ministry
OF muniuou has ordered that tho
wages az women munluOn workers
he Increased five ghilinEs weekly
after September g. Girls under rs
m munAcnF plants win receive an
inCroast s0f half A crown.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-24

.-SmdH Fall Hats d.
Included in this collection are CS nm
many new and becomingly smart WV
styles that win appeal to any woman or miss Hats
to wear and for early fail
Blue Devil Tams I'm black and coIors.
Velvet Salors-Nith medium size brimS in grey navy
and black
Close Fitting ats-n various shapes shown in colors
and black
-Snsrty but simply trimmed with bow or band Of
ribbon a pretty feather motif.
Third Floor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-24

GaAz6t1SGyl-2q66pM,' ,',,l.:. e
% uuuuzun
HnnEI3 al
Sumner Sale of
Toilet Articles

Essential aids to the toilette to help keep healthy sweet
comfortable standard arcles-ncudng
practically everything for toilet table and bathroom at less than usual
prices unusual wartime opportunity supply all your needs
big saving you very well afford to neglect
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-24

Fine quality white linen
writing paper. put up in a
neat box. 3 packages of
envelopes 10 match, 25c.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-24
ORPHEUM

The Sunnyside OF Broadway,
Max Blooms sparkling musical COM
edy success. has been described as
the Uncle Toms Cabin of must
cal comedy. so popular in its appeal
has il always been. For more than
Is years this comedy, in one form
or another has been presented be-
fore delighted audiences throughout
America. Mr.. Blooms name is in
ternationally known from one end
OF the country 20 the other and ca
pacity audiences greet his perform
ance wherever the show opens The
company boasts some 90 persons and
besides hte inimitable Max. en-
ploys the services of Alice Sher the
chic Parisienne soubrette. OF
course. Becky. Mr.. Blooms funny
horse is still one of the fUnmakers.
The piece is in six scenes and has
16 numbers and specialties. All in
all. the 1918 version Of this big mu-
steal tabloid is said TO be the most
pretentious and best show that Max
has ever brought 10 this city. The
company claims to carry one Of the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-24
auditorium "Wednesday

prettiest girl choruses OF any must
cal comedy playing vaudeville time.
The Olga and Misha company of
classic dancers headlines the vaude-
Vile bill for the last half of the
week These artists Of the dance
have pleased spectators in num-
Der OF the largest cities and come
to the Orpheum well recommended
as TO entertaining qualities. Hugo
Lutgens. billed as the "Swede Billy
sunday" gives a clever impersOna-
ton of a foreign preacher. Bet
ting Berries" Is the title Of a racey,
pacey musical Omedietta. which VIII
be- seen as a feature of the same bin.
Pauline saxon and Freddie Clinton.
present a laughable comedy sketch
called From Nebraska 10 Broad
way. Evelyn and Dollie. a duo OF
talented singers and dancers make
up the bin.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-24

Al Jolson has again cast of his
moOrings and set sail i'm a recon
structed ana supposedly sea-wortny
version OF the ancient and perennial
Legendary bark. called "Sinbad.
which started for the open sea with
all sails set at the Winter Garden.
As the alIiterative press agent pre-
dicted Of the first night il was on
occasion "of frothy fun and frolic"
and constituted the 23rd launching
Of similar crafts at that playhouse
Two acts and II scenes comprise
the presentation Of the eXtravagan-
"a. the situations and dialOgu 2,
songs and tableauX wholly avoiding
anything like the continuity or di-
rection OF the revue form of light
Entertainment Walking the
plank most pretentiOus prom
enade OF EaiIy dressed. or otherwise.
girls affords an inevitable opPOr-
tuuity To preserve that industrious
and time-hOnored prop. the run
way.
At the Empire theater Ethel Bar
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-24

~Petticoats." a new ,hree-ac
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-24

company has assembled a cast
which includes Cyril Keightley. +.
Lyall Swete, John cope, Edward
Emery. Albert Gran Thomas
LOuden. J. NJ. Troughton. Eva lie
Gallienne. MarCelle ROussillOn.
Clara I. Brady and Cecilia Rad
cliffe.
one day recently when James
Montgomery was handed by Daniel
Frohman the cast for his playlet,
Backward" which is to be present
ed at the Actors Fund benefit per-
Torrance. he noticed the name IF
Louise Dresser set opposite the role
of the wife
At luncheon at the Monastery the
same day Montgomery, addressing
Jack Gardner at an adjoining table,
said say. Jack, what sort Of an
actress is this Dresser woman"
Take my advice, old man, and
watch her" replied Gardner. she $
clever"
Wei. she's got TO be good to
play this part" continued Mont
gOmery. DO YOU know herr"
Fairly we'll" replied Gardner
She'll have TO show me-" said
Montgomery. Il won't let any OF
these women put over any bunk
even at a benefit performance"
Then n brother Friar broke the