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ILCGANVILLE RED CROSS
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-06-13
,,,r einen Ml,no geeeben, oan1it mir
mebr b0jre1p a1no ieben, als reoetl ton.
men
Gineu Mann a,,s nnierer eiue1len

Gineu Mann a,,s unierer eiyelleu
Mittp All ebren nno bantit Gbre ein-
5ulegen fir bie 5tabt nno fiir 8er-
fral Minnelota nnb 6ieler gbre 1tda)
tpiiiroig gu maiden onr6 bic 8abl Ell
mes nn1erer Itrebiamen nno fdbtge11
i,1ngen st. CLOUD Mdnner IN oas
5hreiberumt oes Staat8obergerid]ts,
oes &errn George &c. Mognlion,
meldler in Ben peridieoeniten 5tel-
mnge1,, oulebt IN Der zines Staot-
fomn1iliars ser 5taot ct. Gloub Die
belten Dienite leiltete nnb naourd)
AT ibrem pirfliden ~5tol5 tpnroe,
sizes 51 erlangen gilt am 1,adblte1
Montaa, Sen IL. Sltni, an meld)em
Eaae lidp sic gan5e 8iirgerldaft Der
s5taot ct. gIono nn0 ale Nabler I'M
sstaate, melde in Dem %geredten stre-
ben zines iungen Mannes Dos Hlhs
tioe %erfennen, ON ben 8ablurnen it'd
,auf i'm einigen iollten, Tim ibm our
grreidnunq oes angeltrebten 3ieleS
al perbelfer. Sn Serr1 Wfagnaion
miiroe Ser 9toat einen Sbergeridts=
idlreiber -baberl, Ser u1tentpegt MIR
in qetrerter Mnsiibung Ser Mmts-
pflid,ten has 3ntrol1en bes Tolfes
o11a1erfenmen unb oari11 Die bette Ser
qefI,tnq 5u leiiten, it6 nod belter1
&rdften b%efleibigen miirbe. Sine
Gimme fir @errn Magnnion 1T Ell
ne 5timme fir einen ebrbaren, fabi=
zen, fleiBigen uno ftrebiamen Wtann,
Ser polles gertral1en nno bamit oil
ieitiqe 11nteritiitung am Mabltage
perbient.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-06-13
Illus der Ningegend
Midntunb.

Snfolge eines arebsleioens bot
am Dienitagmoreen Soiepb &auid,
be1tens auf ben 1upermeioli6en
Gang in Die gtpigfeit Dorberettet,
bas 3eitIide geiegnet. Ser geritor=
bene purbe bier Dor 81 Sabre11 ge-
tboren 1t1o Iebte felt ieiner &in6beit
alf ser brei Meilen bon bier gele-
.genen Seimltatte. Mit Der Coffin
betral1ern adt &inber Sen SOB 6es
a11ten &aters. Die Beerbigl1trq fin
Set Donnerltag bon Ser ct. Setter &
Nouls Stride Gus itatt. Sbm Die eui-
ge Hl1be unb ben 8erltorbette1, un-
fer geileib. - Gin ied5ebn Sabre
otter Sobn ser 6umilie Sobias Beb=
net1 fiel pom Stoubode, ouf Dem CT
orbeitete, unb erliH einen Nrmbr11bt.
sos. Mbmo,111, tpelder IN 8ar-
Sen, Meottt, Mnlteul1ng bof, befinoet
iid 31 ether srpei @oden gafona
bier BET Ben g1tern, Gbeobor Mb-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-06-13
K!rOlide naOrihten.

3 Mn gon1tag, Ben 8. Sum-, I'M
piertel Dor s nbr, lpenoete Der
bodtpYte 8ii6of Soiepb 8nid ppn
ct. CLOUD in Der Doben Mbfetftrbe
48 &inoerf1 Ser @erreinoe College
billie bas FL. 5oframent Der Sir
mur1g. 3aran id1oB iid oie Setter
Der @rieltertpeibe. Sn ben 81. Brte=
iteritanb erboben tpl1roe bobtp. 90
NUMB Grnmer fir oie Dio5eIe So
@roiie, Brimi3 ON %. SUM- gu Sc
1pift, ISIS; ferner bodm. 8ilbelm
Mueblenfalnp fir Die Dioaeie So
Grolie, 8rimi5 IN Sltmmtt, isis, am
10. Stunt; bodpn. Saul 8ibenberger
fir Sic Di05eie So :groiie, 8rimi5
at Mroabia, isis, ON 16. Sl1trt
ebenfans Der bodm. 2. Geo 9oppe,
. e. s., bon Ser Mbtei, Erimi5
om Is. STUNT 81 Neu!Weiind)en,
Minn., nnb bpdp. 2. nrban Wed=
tperth 8. g. g., bon Der Nbtei,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-06-13
gs biefe, 8aher in sen Mtiiiiippi

Wy HtNfSs =
truaen, luiiroe mal1 Sic Gor5uge, mel=
de Senator 5. 8. Snlltpa11, meld)er
lid, I'M cine @iber1pabl fir Das Se=
natorenornt oes 40. legtslattpen VI
itrifts belsirbt, iiber feline beiben@eg-
11er hat. nod meiter berporbeben.
Serr Sullinan bat ieinen &o1tltltlle1=
ten Sic lleber5el1gl1ng b%inferlallen,
ooS lie lit ibfr1 eirlen Sertreter I'M
Se1,ot hatte11, ser ibren Mllnlben
uno ifrem @ilen pole Hebnltrg &C.
troaen hat, 11no 0as 3l1tranen, mel
dies ct ltd boOur6 ertporben, am
@abltage nid)t redtfertigen gu mol
len, ourd, eine @ieberuabl, lpare let,
rer untpiiroig utt0 miiroe et11e11 UNI
perqeblid)en ltnoanf ieitens Ser Wab=
Ter bes 9iltrifts befunoen. Serr
gullipon baiiert iein Mnredt a1l
@ieoertpabl ol1f feline 2eiitnngen, nit
De11en er lei1ren &onltituenten geotent.
pqI,renb feline @egner ibr Mnredt out
cine @obl nit geripreden grtbei=
BEN. Ser grnlt ser 3eit ober error
bert Mainner IN bie 2egislatnr, DIE
lid oils &olfsbiener erprobt baber
urb es nid)t ol1f pure 8eripreden on
fomn,en Ial1en. Sic @a6lage in De,
o%eaislotur miro obne 3meifel mie.
Ser nit oaieitigen &fen, Die BEN
sU,hI Ses n~nnprnpinpn IoIfe5 6terItd
poer binoerli6 iino, b%erporrufer
ulpo oa nin1mt es CUR 2idtnng, 5i1
rihtiae11 8eurtbeilung nno gun
pelfs6ienlihen Gurdfiibrung Wtan'
1ter bes Grnlteg, Mdnner Ser ueber:
5eugung, Manner nit GihflIB, Wsa1t=
mel obne 6l1rdt un6 Sa0el! 9tele
gigenldoften pereinigt Serr S. 9
guaipan in it9! 9dber 1timmt fl11
i'm unb STR itimmt fir ben ribttgeu
Wednm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-06-13
,Winb au,tr p,u11 bniimess" 1T ein


BEL SEN Mmerifanern befanntes iebr
aetpDbnli6es Spridtport, nn6 eS lit
in Der Shot iebr 51 be0auern, DAB es
nidt bon Seoerma1n beadtet miro.
gs lit cine idIimme Code, menn mir
u11s Inn Die Mngelegenbeiten Mnoerer
oft mebr %befiimmern, als UNI nniere
%eieenen. @s lit Elm GROCER 6ebler
unb eine in ser Sbat redt
iible @emobnbeit bieler Men-
iden, iid I'M 9tnge GIT be-
fummerr, sic iie nidts ongeben uno
Die NaIe 90 Bin5niteden, mobin lie
nidt gebort. 8iiroe Seoer nur ieine
eigenen Mngelegenbeiten I'M Mnge be-
bolten nno iid I'M itd ielbit befnm=
mern, 1tatt nr1 Mr6ere, 10 maren Die
Menlder I'M bunoert Bro5ent better
baran n1o bes 8eroruiies, 0es 5trei-
tes uno bes @len6g miirbe nnen6li6
pieI meniger ietn. Sc gibt Meni6en
sic eine pabre 2ei0enidaft 6afnr be-
iihen, ii@ in 8inge 5n mil6en, Die
lie nidts ongeben. Oft lit bies nr1r
cine iible @epobnbeit, oara1s ert-
iprineeno, ooB iie ni6t geniigeno Ell
gene 8ei6dftigrng baben; Mnoere
b%inaegen lino iibelgeitmnte Weniden,
oenen es Elm gergniigen ma6t, Mn=
oeren Observation-Disclosures 5u berei-
ten. Gin iol6er Menib fennt feline
Gube; Elm getpiiies @ttpas plogt i'm
immer; er lit Elm beitdn6iger @enig-
feitsfrdmer uno ieine loie 3nnge
bringt ni@t allein Inoere, fonoern
o1t6 i'm felbit oft in Berlegerpbe1t.
@r frent lidb penrr es Mnoeren libel
ergebt uno menr et iber Sernar1o
Radtbeiliges bort, 10 bereitet es 1bm
gergniigen, tDen11 er es tpetter oer-
breiten, tpobl gar b%ergroBern fann.
Sober Menid bot Dor ieiner etgere11
Gbiira 5u febren uno tper iid IN Din-
ge miidt, oie i'm nidts angeben,
miro iid) feline Sreunoe MADDEN. Wte
maud)e Seinoi6aft miiroe berbiitet
neroe1, tperm oie alatibi1dt ansge-
rottet merber1 fonnte. User, tpie man
im oaeemeinen 2eber iagt feline Scale
iiberaG bot, mo- fie nidt bingebort,
lit Elm idGolides Mitglieb Der @efens
5daft. 0ie giitige Mutter Notnr bot
uns atpei Sbren, 5tpei Mngen, aber
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-06-13
Standardization.

- gegen aht5ig 9%elegoten Der
bartholomew i'm Sfaate beftebe11oen
Goggles 2ogen trafen bier 5tr Sab
resfonbention Elm, Sic am Dten1tag=
nadmittog er0ffnet pa1r0e. Mm
gbenoe ienes Cages bielten Die CTS
briioer eine Bara6e, an Der pie
Sobnnp Sones grpoiitionslente, Die
in bie1er ISOLDE bier einen &orneDal
peranlfolte1, tbeilnabme1. Mitttpod
a~enoIien Sic Delegoten cine Mrto=
Munbfabrt, nobei iie sic Sanptie=
bensmiirbigfeiten Ser Sta6t 5u Sc
1tdte befamen. Sic &%onpentton intro
beute morgen gum Bi6lnB eelon-
gen.
- Dienltagabeno p1roe bas @'ar=
nebalsDergniigen, meldes bier nab
reno Ser Wodye bon Der Sobo1rD s.
ssones @rpolttion benz bon Berg1lt=
gen nimrner iatten @olfe, oaa it'd
idoarenmeiie onf bent 9ari tearngs-
grunbe eingefnnoen bette, berettet
miro. geg0nnt, nnb ba es on pifa1=
ten 9ebenstpiiroigfeiten Der Deri6ie=
oenlten Mrten nidt feblt, tpirh Dem
goIfe, 6as muir onf 2ultbarfette1 ben
|9inn geftellt bat .ge6ient iein, nno
sic Grpditionsgeieuidaft NITRO ibre11
31ped erreidt ieben, 70 longe oas
Soft sic @roi6en reiblib fl1eBen
laBt.
Mm Montugnndmnittug trn1roe
in elmer I'M ct. CLOUD Snititnt bon
REORGANIZATION @eiddftsleuten Ser
5fa6f gebaltenen 8eriammlnng eine
ct. @lon6 9opaltp 2iga nit folgens
BEN 8emten gegrir6et: George
@mscom Brafi6ent; Sron5 Sung,
er1ter, SO. g. BARTHOLOMEW,
appetizer uno 8iIb. 9nrten, 6ritter
8i5eprdlioent; 5re6. @dilplin, 9e-
fretar; 6. 9. 5hhpab, S6ubmeilter.
= Ser 8oli5iit Sames R%obertion,
melder bon Sen @roBge1dtpotenen
auf sic BON 8m. 3iesfa gegen ibn
%erbobene, altf nnmenIdlide 8ebano-
luna lauten6e Mniduloigung bin IN
Mnfluge5uitan6 beriebt tpnroe, TT
Dienitaq bon BEN @ei6porenel. beg
@reisgeri6ts nidt i6uloig erflart
mor6en.
- Sci elmer ont ~Dienitogmorgen
Inn 6 nbr in Der &atbeorale bonn
bodm. 9r. Geo Cons gelefenet1
Brartmeife muroen fiirs 9eben ber-
bunoen Carl 6. 8ran0tner bon Wtel-
role nn6 SRI. Maria 81. Miiaer bon
|5prinq 5in. Mit ieinen geruanb-
ten un0 Sreurben tpiinidt benz inn=
gen 8aare, bas fem 9etm IN ct.
GIouo madt, mo Ser 8rantigam in
|2aonerg @iienparenbanblltng @nitel-
lnns bat, @liid nnb Seger1 anf aaen
Wegen.
essr1 &eftorat Ser nnbeflecften
gmpfangniBgemeifroe lieBen Dien=
1tagmorgen bom bodtp. 2. Mlto, ..
Is. g., ibren greubunb iegnen Ma=
tbias &ollmann nrD sri. s1ll1a1
Duubanton, Gobter Der 6amilte
Sobn g. Da1bonton bon bier. Sob
iid sic Dem i1t1rgen gaare entbote-
mem @Iudtpnnide Dertpirfli6en mo-
gen, lit Ser a1lfrtbtige 81tnid oes
y9or6Itern".
Ole Greet Mortbern 8abnge=
ieaf6nfb intro tire biefige Sradtof=
flee 6es bebel1tenben @ef6dftsanf=
tpegen berooppeln, I'M 10
Sen an iie eeitelten Mnforoerungen
better @eniige leiiten 5n fonnerr.
- @elegentIi6 Der Greitog in
8oite 9arf geba1terren Shlnbfeier=
Ii6feiten Der 6ortigen 8illagessflle
bielt 5duliuperintenoent 8rn. y.
g6rger cine padenbe Mnipradbe iiber
oas Gbema: ul1nomerifanif6 lit es,
|fein 3iel gu berfeblen," nobel er IN
h%praIidpm Chime 6prn efltert BQtrio=
The Washington times., 1918-10-18
.SMITE FOE WITH
BONDS, SAYSKAHN

NEWARK, Oct. 1s.-otto H. Kahn
| the banker, issued a statement yes
terday calling upon Americans OF
German descent to do their part IN
smiting Kalserism through the med
ium of Liberty loan subscriptions.
I'VE men OF German descent he
said, have a special reckoning to
make with Kaiserism. The whole
world has been wronged and hurt BY
Prussianized Germany as II was new
er wronged and hurt before. But the
hurt done to us is the deepest Of
all. Our spiritual inheritance has
been stolen from us by impious
hands and flung into the gutter.
The ideals and traditions which We
cherished have been foully besmirch-
ed. Our blood has been dishonored.
We have been bitterly shamed by
our very kith and kin. The land
to which we were linked by fond
memories has been made an outcast
among the nations. convicted OF high
treason against civilization and Of
unspeakable crimes against human
ity.
"over and above all others. we
have q grievance to ayenge; we
have an account to settle. And
Americas soldiers of German blood.
together with their comrades OF ma
tive blood and Of the blood OF many
other races, will see to 1t that, under
God, that account is paid and settled
in full"
The large percentage OF German
names in the list OF casualties Of the
American army. said Mr.. Kahn,
demonstrates that American soldiers
Of German descent have known how
best to demolish the German gov
ernment's outrageous hope which
basely calculated upon their disloyal-
ty, and to resent the vile insult
which appraised them as semi-trai-
tors to the country Of their sworn
allegiance.
The Washington times., 1918-10-18

mission in lunacy to examine Charles
z. Chaplin. Notice of the application
was served on District Attorney
Swami yesterday by Abe Levy, coun-
sci for Chaplin, who was formerly city
editor OF the Evening World. He
murdered his wife, Nellie, in the Cum
berland Hotel on September 16. As
sistant District Attorney Alfred ].
TaIley will oppose the motion
Mr.. Levy declares in his application
that Chaplin was mentally ire
sponsE6Ie at the time OF the commits
sion OF the crime and that he is suf-
fering from q dread mRlRdy. Mr..
Talley said:
"If this application is denied 1
shall move that the trial Of Chaplin
be put on the preferred calendar, so
that we can proceed with the trial
without delay. The district attorneys
office wishes to demonstrate that a
mans prominence will not prevent his
being promptly brought to answer
for his crime, and that plea Of in
sanity cannot be interposed for a
most atrocious murder.
The Washington times., 1918-10-18
ADVERTISEMENT.
Catarrhal Deafness
and Head Noises
TELLS SAFE AND SIMPLE WAY
TO TREAT AND RELIEVE
AT HOME.

II you have catarrh, catarrhal deaf
ness or head noises caused by catarrh,
or II phlegm drops in your throat and
mas caused catarrh of the, stomach or
bowels you will be glad to know that
these distressing symptoms may be
entirely overcome in many instances
by the following treatment which you
can easily prepare in your own home
at little cost. Secure from your drug
gtst ounce OF Parmint Double
Strength). Take this home and add
to IL Y pint of hot water and a little
granulated sugar; stir until dissolved
Take one tablespoonful four times a
day. An Improvement Is sometimes
noted after the first days treatment
Breathing should become easy. while
the distressing head noises. headaches,
dullness, cloudy thinking, etc, should
gradually disappear under the tonic
action of the treatment. Loss OF smell,
taste, defective hearing and mucous
dropping in the back OF the throat are
other symptoms which suggest the
presence Of catarrh and which may
often be overcome by this efficacious
treatment. 1t is said that nearly
ninety per cent. of all ear troubles are
caused by catarrh, and there must
therefore, be many people whose hear
ing may be restored by this simple,
harmless, home treatment.
The Washington times., 1918-10-18
BUYS $500 BOND TO
AVENGE BROTHER

simultaneously with the report on
the War Department casualty list
that Private Dial H. Elkins, twenty
two years old. had been wounded.
degree undetermined" Raymond D.
Elkins, the soldiers brother. who has
already bought $500 worth OF Liberty
bonds of the fourth loan, announced
that he will take another $500 worth
II any one in the city will match
him.
Dial H. Elkins, who served two
years as clerk to the captain OF police
at the Capitol, enlisted in the marines
last February and was sent to Paris
Island. He qualified as an expert
marksman while on duty there. and
sailed from Philadelphia for the front
on August 3. He was wounded on
September IL.
Raymond D. Elkins is awaiting re-
plies to his challenge at his home,
2421 Eighteenth street northwest.
Owing to the fact that he is suffering
from influenza, he urges that reply
be made by mail or telephone. His
phone number is Columbia 1854.
The Washington times., 1918-10-18
TISZA'S CHAUFFEUR
BLOCKS ASSASSIN

AMSTERDAM, Oct. Is.-As Count
stephen Tisza, former Hungarian pre-
mier. was leaving the lower house Of
Parliament at Budapest wednesday. q
youth approached his motor car with
a revolver, according to q dispatch
received here from the Hungarian
capital. Count TIsza's chauffeur
struck the would-be assassin down be-
fore he was able to fire.
Count Tisza's assailant was ar
rested. He gave his name as Lejtner,
and said he was twenty-one years Of
The Washington times., 1918-10-18
X. C. BIS TOWN TOPICS

CAN remember.
WHEN 1 was a kid. I I.
BACK IN oriiiIa. !
THAT THERE was a gang.
LIVED DOWN near the tannery.
AND ALL the time.
THE GANG 1 was in.
KEPT HAVING trouble.
WITH THE tannery gang.
AND THE names we'd call them.
AND THEY'D call US.
WERE SOMETHING awful
AND ALL the time. Il
THEY'D WANT to fight.
AND 1T came winter.
AND WE all built forts.
T
AND i can remember.
THAT THE tannery gang.
BUILT A great big fort.
ON THE edge of the common
AND ONE Saturday morning.
MY BIG brother.
GOT OUR gang.
AND-wE started . hght
WITH THE tannery gang.
AND WE soon found out
THAT THE tannery gang.
WAS PUTTING stones
INSIDE THE snowballs.
WHICH so far as we knew.
WAS AGAINST the Law.
OF SNOWFALL warfare.
BUT ANYWAY.
WE KEPT getting closer.
TO THE tannery fort
AND WE Just kept lighting.
AND DRILLING on.
AND IN a little while.
THE TANHERY gang.
STUCK UP a handkerchief.
NAILED TO q stick.
AND WE knew then.
THAT THEY wanted to quit.
AND WE all eheered.
EXCEPT MY brother.
The Washington times., 1918-10-18
NAME TWIN RED CROSS

CHICAGO. Oct 1s.-There is a ponu.
lar young clerk In one Of the 81
downtown banks named Cross ~
was In the first draft In filling 80
his Questionable he wrote, In ansrSr
TO the query as to whether he had ~
children. 'oae expected" But Insteas
OF one, two arrived.
Like the father, both were red.
headed. Mr.. aud Mrs. Cross, vfth 4
sense OF fitness and humor, havS
called them Rad Cross and chria
Cross.
The Washington times., 1918-10-18

AND ANOTHER boy.
AND THEY said. ;
~NoT ON yer life!
WEE GOING to beat those guys.
$50 THEY'LL go back 70 the
tanpery.
~AND STAY there.
AFOR THE rest Of their lives.
"AND WE'LL wreck the fort.
"AND THE whole cheese!
~coME ON you kids"
AND IN nvs minutes
YOU'D NEVER have known
THERED BEEN a fort
AND THAT tannery gang.
WAS BEAT to a pulp.
AND WE'D caught the leader.
AND MADE him play dead
AND SIT up and bark.
AND EVERYTHING else
AND AFTER that.
WE MARCHED around.
AND OUR little brotheru
WERE IN the parade.
BECAUSE WHILE we were night.
ing.
AND TAKING the fort.
THEY WERE packing snowbaIls.
As HARD a. they could.
AND As fast as they could.
AND BRNGNG them to su-
IN THEIR caps.
OR IN other words.
THEY STAYED in the rear.
AND BOUGHT Liberty bonds.
AND THEY had q right
TO MARCH with US.
WHEN THE war was over.
I THANK you.
The Washington times., 1918-10-18
CHAPLIN, EDITOR, TO
/ PLEAD INSANITY

NEW YORK, Oct. 1s-Application
lEill be made before Judge Malone
On general sessions today for a COM
The Washington times., 1918-10-18
Are YOU One Of the Many People in
Washington Suffering With Foot Troub1es2

fyou to haveyou foot
permanently cured by Dr. Pons his complete and modern foot
sanato
Dr. Pons experienced foot specialist and all work done by him ab
luely guaranteed be the best work possible
in in
the smallest feet ito him
IMMEDATELY-befo ailme ensb worse.
The Washington times., 1918-10-18

age and an official IN the fooa q.
partment He said he had lntend~a
to attack Admiral Paul von HintIa
whose resignation as German sscF0.
tary for foreign affairs recently va
reported, during his visit 70 Budapesl
but that Admiral Won Hlntzs had lsfl
before ne was able to accomplish hiS
purpose
The Washington times., 1918-10-18
AID FRENCH ORPHANS.

NEW YORK, Oct 1s.-James A
Flaherty, supreme knight OF the
Knights Of Columbus, has announced
that the organization has sent 5000
to Madame Foch, wife Of the marshal
The Washington times., 1918-10-18
ATTACK LOAN: ARRESTED

DAYTON. Ohio. Oct. discharged
with having made speeches against
a meeting OF socialists in Piqua,
Mayor Frank B. Hamilton. Council
man Louis H. Neff. and Safety d.
rector Herman Grunert were arraign-
ed before United States Commission
er Howell.
The Washington times., 1918-10-18

Let the noise of quarters and dol
lars pouring into the. U. s. Treasury
announce to the world that this cOun-
try f. united. Buy War Savings
Stamps.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-15
G-asi-W est Players
70 Give One-Act PLAYS

The, East-West Players will produce
at the LenoX Little Theatre, So East
Seventy y-eighth Street. at q series of
week-ends, Friday evenings, December
20 and 27, and Saturday evenings,
December p and 29, bill of four
one-act plays. The plays are "The
Bridegroom" satire from the Hun
garlan of Lajos Biro, an author very
well known in his own country, but
whose plays have never been presented
in English in this country; "The Shad-
chen's Daughter" clever comedy
from the Yiddish of Abraham Reisjn.
The Little Stone House, drama bv
George Calderon, an Englishman who
lived IN Russia for several years and
who has faithfully reproduced the
grimness of Russian atmosphere in
this little play and "His Wife's
Whim,' a farce from the Yiddish of
Mark Arnstein. The plays are pro
duced by the director, Mr. Gustav
Blum. Special stage settings have
been designed by John f. Larkin.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-15
Stuart Walkers
POrtmlayateay Season

Stuart Walker has brought his port
manteau to town and will unpack it
early in January, bringing forth the
imaginative drama of that golden
dreamer, Lord Dunsany, and the de-
lightful one and two act whimseys of
other authors. Most of the repertory
seen two winters ago at the Princess
Theatre will be revived, and those who
missed "The Gods of the Mountain, :"
"The Golden DOOM" king Argimenes
and the Unknown WARRIOR and other
punsany plays will have new oppor-
tunity to see them. That helter-skel-
ter old English comedy "Gammer Cur
tons Needle" will also be revived, and
the dramatic presentation of the Old
Testament text of "The Book of Job" "
which was given at four Lenten mat
inees at the Booth Theatre last spring,
will be repeated
There will be many new plays, too
Dunsany's "The Laughter Of the Gods,''
THE Compromise of the King of the
Golden Isles" and possibly "The Tents
of the Arabs" and "The Glittering
Gate" Then there are "The Hero" by
Alice Brown; "a Night in Avignon," by
Gale Young Rice; "Stingy," by Maxwell
Parry; ga Son of Isis" by Thomas j.
Kelly, Gregory Kelly's brother, and "a
Leaf in the Wind" translation from
the Russian, which will be presented
carly in the engagement
Thus it will be seen that Mr..
Walkers portmanteau contains much
rare and beautiful entertainment, and
its opening will start the new year
with splendid promise The opening
Portmanteau programme and the the
atre will be announced later, and also
the exact date Of the opening, which
will take place not later than the third
week in January.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-15
Double Bill at
French Theatre

Jacques Copeau has arranged that
the French Theatre du Vieux Colombier
present the third double bill of the sea-
son tomorrow evening. 1t consists Of
"Los Caprices de Marianne,' by Alfred
de Musset, and "I.e Fardeau de La Lib
erte," by Tristan Bernard.
Les Caprices de Marianne" was pro-
duced for the first time on June IA,
1851, at the Comedie Francaise. 1t is q
play Of Neapolitan intrigue, and fur
nlshes ! striking example of the pun
lshment meted out to a man who is
foolish CROUCH to have his friend plead
his loYe for him. Quite in keeping
with the Italian idea of properly writ
ten play, the hero is killed at the eu,l
Ct the second and last act.
Tristan Bernard's play is one act
satire, dealing with the tendency of so
many of us to become virtuous as soon
as we have acquired worldly goods.
While Chambolin is in destitute cir
cumstances he engages in number of
acts which become entirely oblitcrated
from his memory as soon as he falls
heir to some money left by his grand
mother and is most bitter in his de-
nunciation of two young students who
are arrested for some minor offence.