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The Washington times., 1918-12-19
RuRToN HOLMES.

Next Sunday evening at $50 o'clock.
at the National Theater, Burton
Holmes will take his hearers on the
fourth tour of his present series.
This time he will show and tell about
THE Yanks at the Front"
Mr.. Holmes has been gradually
working up to this remarkable tray-
ell talk in his previous lectures, show
ing the United States troops in Eng
land, Paris. and other parts Of France.
In AT the Front" Mr.. Holmes will
show the Yanks right on the firing
line and in the trenches. He will
show how they beat back the Hun
and will show those Huns in the
prison camps where they were put
after the Yanks had met them. 1t is
said to be a most comprehensive rev.
citation of the part American soldiers
played In the actual fighting.
The Washington times., 1918-12-19
LYCEUM.

A dazzling combination OF femi-
ninity, sparkling wit, spectacular
scenery, and fashionable gowns, is the
recipe for "The Speedway Girls"
which comes TO the Lyceum Theater
Sunday for a weeks engagement.
Surrounding Frank Anderson and
Stella Morrissey as the stars in the
speedway Girls" cast are George H.
Ward, George Belts, Charles Levine,
Edythe Lyons, and Dorothy Dean.
each one of whom is known to bur-
lesque patrons. The chorus is adver-
tised to be up to the minute in speed
and cleyernesS
The Washington times., 1918-12-19
PROTEST LYNcHINe.

4 telegram OF protest against the
lynching of a discharged negro SOL
dier at Hickman, Ky, on December
Is, after he had attacked a deputy
sheriff, has been sent TO Governor
Stanley. il was announced today by
the National Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored people. The
telegram recites that II such things
are tolerated in future the sacrifice
made by American arms abroad was
in vain. 1t was signed by John r.
ShiIlady, secretary of the association.
The Washington times., 1918-12-19
CoRToT RECITAL.

Alfred cortot, the French pianist.
will give his only recital in Washing
ton this afternoon in the Shubert-Be-
lasco Theater at 4:30 o'clock. NJ.
Cortot appeared here last month with
the French Symphony Orchestra, and
since that time has been the soloist
at their concerts throughout the coun-
try. He has given few recitals, and
Immediately after his recital in New
York on January 81, he will sail for
his own country.
The Washington times., 1918-12-19
FLU" KILLS 102,717 IN
u. S. CITIES IN 3 MONTHS

Influenza caused 63,o54 deaths in the
larger cities between September -
and December II, while pneumonia
killed 3s,763 more, according to cen
sUs figures today. Reports now show
far fewer fatalities than during the
first part of that period.
The Washington times., 1918-12-19
PALACE.

Feminine stars will he in the as
cendancy at Loew's Palace next. week
Commencing Sunday and extending
through Christmas Day. Ethel Clay
ton will be seen in the leading role of
THE Mystery Girl" Beginning
Thursday and remaining through
Saturday. Marguerite Clark will be
seen in Little Miss Hoover" a film
which has the subject of food con-
serYation as its theme.
The Washington times., 1918-12-19
PoLPS.

Fer the engagement Of 'HTake II
From Me-" during Christmas week.
arrangements have been completed
With Manager Harris to augment the
regular Polls Theater Orchestra to
f1ice its normal size. in addition to
TIE musicians carried by the COM
pkny.
WnIiam Moore Patch, who presents
rake 1t From Me-" has given 1t an
artistic and expensive production The
costumes are out of the ordinary. The
book and lyrics are by VIII B. John
stone, q young newspaper man and
eartoonist- The musical score is by
VIII R Anderson
The cast II headed by Vera Mic
The Washington times., 1918-12-19
GAYETY.

Barney Gerard's "Girls de Looks"
an attraction new to the Columbia
wheel, will make its first Washington
appearance at the Gayety Theater
next week. Joseph k. Watson and
Will Cohen, its stars, are featured in
two-act musical burlesque.
The supporting cast is headed by
Mildred valmore, H'the original Dixie
girl" Babe Healy, Evelyn Stevens,
and a beauty chorus composed OF
twenty or more of the loveliest girls
that could be obtained.
Particular attention is said to have
been devoted to the mounting of the
show. while the costuming is equally
worthy OF note.
The Washington times., 1918-12-19
HAIR COMING our?

Dandruh causes a feverish irrita-
ton OF the scalp, the hair roots
comes ont fast To stop falling
hair at once and rid the scalp Of
ever particle of dandruff get q
small bottle Of Danderine at any
drug store for q few cents, pour q
little in your hand and rub IL into
the scalp. After several applica-
lions the hair stops coming out and
you can't md any dandruff.
The Washington times., 1918-12-19
MooRE,s GARDEN.

Gail Kane, one OF the beauties Of
the screen, departs somewhat from
the conventional paths OF drama by
appearing in male attire in "The
The Washington times., 1918-12-19
RELASCO.

william A. Brady will present Grace
George at the Belasco Theater for the
week commencing Monday. Miss
George, one Of the most popular stars
on the American stage, will be seen
in 'sThe Widows Might" q new play
By Leonard Huskinson and Christie
pher Sandman.
Described as comedy in three acts,
.sThe widows Might" tells an en-
crossing and highly humorous story
Of contemporary life. and in it Miss
George is said to add another to
lonS list OF brilliantly limned stage
portraits. No actress on the Amer
lean stage has a greater gift for
high comedy than Miss George.
To support Miss George, William A
Brady has engaged an admirable cast
IA group OF players whose names
give immediate assurance OF q per
formance eminently worth while. In
Miss Georges company will be Leslie
Austin, Zelda Sears, Mayne Lynton'
Cora wltherspoon, Harry Hanlon.
kathleen Comegys, Arthur Dennis,
and John Warwick.
The Washington times., 1918-12-19
NATIONAL.

HEAD Over Heels" the Henry W.
savage musical play production COM
ing to the National Theater TOT
C,brisfrnas week from its extended
STAY in New York, with its much
praised organization intact Is con-
sidered a story of much comedy and
Some pathos, full Of novelty and in
terest- by Edgar Allan Woolf, set to
music by the most successful com
posar of today, Jerome Kern.
A fuu half-dozen OF its song hits
have already become known to music
and amusement lovers everywhere
among them Funny Little some
thing" "The Big Show" Head over
Heels "Mitzi's Lullaby" the Nor-
derviIIe" number, and the March
Militaire."
Much praise has been given the di-
rainutive and whimsical Mitzi for her
deoiction of a quaint little girl aero
hat who comes to this country IN
search of a runaway lover. In Head
over Heels" she must be prima DON
ma. acrobat, danseuse, and come
dienne.
The cast contains many playersl OF
note in well-knowny comedies ana
music plays, among them Robert EN-
NETT Keane, praised as the represen-
fAtiye American light comedian;
Charles Judels, well remembered as
the jovial and inebriated Italian tenor
of Irwin Beds;" Dorothy Mackaye,
creator of the much-talked-about
ssbaby vampire" Margaret Linden an
Australian dramatic actress OF note,
and BOYD Marshall, the American
grand opera baritone.
The Washington times., 1918-12-19

helena as the prima donna and IN
cludes Leona Thompson. Alice Hills,
Fred Hillebrand. Jack MCGOWAN. A.
Douglas Leavitt. Helen Rattery.
Dorothy Belts, Charles WEIGH Homer,
Harold Wizard, Harry Burnham, VIII
liam Balfour, Tom Reynolds. Eddie
Leach, William OMalley, George Nor
timer, and a score OF chorus girls.
b. F. KEITH'S.
Christmas week will find B. F.
Keith's Theater with two stars in first
place, Johnnie Hyams and Leila Nc
Intyre in "Maybloom." and yelling
ton Cross, the farcical comedian, in
another of his forays of fun and foky.
William L. Gibson and Regina Con-
nelli will present for the first time
their new comedy hit, Their Honey
moon" Joe Larie and Aleen Bron-
son. The Pint-Size Pair" will pre-
sent Let 'Er Co."
Emma Haig will offer a dancing
novelty. Arm Gray, the violiniste and
vocaliste. will be another addition.
The Four Readings will juggle live
objects. Athos and Read, the Austria
liam patineurs; the lie Grohs, in
pantomimic surprise: the news pic
torial and another film special will
conclude the program.
There will be an extra matinee
Christmas Day, with shows at 2, 8,
and S:15 D. m.
Sunday at and Sis p. m. the bill
will offer Lucille Cavanagh, Clifton
Crawford, and the remainder of the
current weeks presentations.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-05

Sernbanen fra Moro-6inlan6 gien-
nem 8aspifoalen er oa feroig. Sec
bar feet MilitRrtog, fll0e al ms.
iiife 5pl0ater, r1lle moo Murtna1l=
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ben al Ganaelpen - set bar Cont
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|leben6e llttge Men6 iaa jeg Der imn1
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fommer til at gigre 2an0golrg Poo
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|9raften iDo for Stocfbolm. 5rnnit<
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teller @rultoiatninger / ollie 6rebs,
pcnners M%rbei6splor, men lea bill
boiler betegne Dem. lom Mool eno
liom Miolcr.
Set paatrGnge1,6e 9pprgsmaal
CT @erOeusfrige1s Re1ultot, oel, en-
belize 5re0sill,tning,
Settle Meiultat tan praftiif talt
lite blibe gicnnemfert frit Solicit III
/ ollc 5toter -
el,oan1 mir1ore gjerncmfprt frit
SomfDen1 mcllem 6olfeilagere -
allerminoit @ienncn1fprelie al
SolfetS @ien6olnsret til 6porelan-
bets SSoro.
Welt bpis @rigc1ls Me1ultot life
lfol fiernc os fra, men nGr1ne %
It'll BEN parige 5re6, ga lnoo Set gi-
be fig tilfjcn6c i en- ny Sr6ning al
bet cioiliiere6e Menneifejamfunb,
Den @%etSoronirg> lom mon fra alle
S1oer bar itammct poo og famlet
letter UNDER arigens &pjtr1f:
international 2opgipninasmagt %
Gonnsn1agt % Bolitimogt.
9ette proftilfe @cjultot tan @ri-
gen aipe, ibis SEN for ollie Barter
fpres laa la11gt 16, at Mp6Ifriqet
%oocropoer olle mr6re Mplter.
Gaor Sen bele Ber6ens llrctfpr=
oi9beo og Sorltprrelie CT fommen
1oa blot lom be6 Som funostiI}tau=
Den fgr &rigen, ga mao Set brittle,
og Den moo opbejes be6 CT, Ns0
1om ben, ri III er og fre1noeles
bliper @i6nc til.
Scum Sen boor6e Mpo fan bringe
Me1ncifcr til Sornuft % tpinae Sem
til at gribc otter set cneite Miboel,
iom fan fpre ms pao Spreisnin=
gems Sci. &o1nmer fprt set @rop
I Tor9rumoen, iom forlan1git er be-
teg11et beo Or6enc v6oritooeIle",
~Sprl onin9", Observation-Disclosures
ming, 6o Till olle Sc on6re @rop
111eloe Jig al. Jig ielo, % ga pil Sem
11pe &11rs mes Np6benoigDe6 tage
|S1gte poo at fjcrnc Sc / SCI, ber
omtolte W9 nrpnte bbbcitc Morio=
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Kungrns
Nytaarahtlarn

Sil Mftenielifab poa &riitionio
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gets % Stotsroooets McDlulme>
;me6 flere.
s Sen ltore Sal lcrpere6es cl en-.
fI 5ouper, bborpcb &m1gcll bol01
|fslgen6e Eole:
rMaor Dronningen og jog Da1
I@l90cn al at le 5tortDingets Me6=
lemmer fer iafte11, enlfer jeg Sem
8elfon1men inn bore @jGl ter. 9ctte
Stortbing far babt Ell gon1fc 11le6=
banlig anibarsfulo Samlingsti6, i6e1
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bor1ig Gi0 meb boor6 @i1ltcr pg o11l=
|gibet at @onifeligbeoer ion n1oo
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Seen bbis alle Nor6mer6 bill
1amle Jig ON bette enc: Norgcs Me0z
ming, ifal hi gao r6 al Hrppcllcn
meo 9@rc og. 6en grhc @epioitbe6,
at en6per bar giort fin Nligt moo
2anoet. Set gjeloer MI mere cn6
nogc1iin6e: 9(lt for Norge, og oette
er Min Nptoarsbil1en til olle 2o>1os=
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%ifriper Morgcs Siitorie for Sc ltui te
b%un6rcoe Mar. &i 1toor lelp for r1er
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at bore G~fterfommcre 11c6 lomme
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&epra ientanter 2pffe til oeres Mr=
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1angen, bborpua Stortbingets Sre<
li6ent Momincfel taffe6c for Sc pof=
re Orb, bans Majeitnt bap6e ben=
be11bt til S%tortbinget. San bar big
paa, at life alene Stortbingct, men
bele. set norife Soft UNDER Sc pan=
lfelige 6orbol0 ito6 iommelr mes
4orgen / Mrbei6et for 2onoets Sci.
5tortbingsprGiioenten ilutte6c mes
at u6bril,ge en- Sfaal for Ceres
Majeitetcr &onge11 og 9romingen
90 bans fgl. Sgibe6 &ronprinien.
|9erefter blep &ongeiangen 1pilGet.
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funr lwttpr
utl Krtgf1t uarr?
@be arise?

s 2ebesbp i Sinmarfe1, Norgc,
leper M1,ton Sobannele1t, iom er bel
(fjenot oper De1e Horge poa @rnn0
iaf fine uSDncr" San fer in6 / ben
|fjerne 6remti6, % bpa6 ban laaleoes
bar feet, bar / mango 9ilfnl6e lfoaet
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|&rigcn bare, og bil ri, noor sem CT
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Scr bliber iffc fulol ,Sreb
|fpr / 1921, i6et Gnelanb, Mmcrifo>
|Sronfrig % 6eres Mlliereoc life oil
lutte &rigen," forteller Sobonnclr,
|bl. a. "Spiflanb maa bogte Jig for
more l1ro1igbeoer, lige0o'l gnglmo.
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log andre ulpffer bill in6treffe.
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lan6 / &rig meb Morge % gberiae.
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Blannt TannHn1wnn.
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est Minocoro).

st Menneife, bpis @olelprog bar
at f%or1toa CT at tilgibe", for finn
|efterlo6e ct gobt Gftcrmnlc oo ct
|Sobn bos SEM, Ser for1too bom og
oerfor ifatte6e Dam.
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fer, Ser mooifc netop / &roft al
bette lit Motto bopoe en- lnrlig Gu
tie til at gjprc enteltc al 2ipets
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ne, ct gjennemf11ltiperet, elifperoiat
@9len, ct ungoon1meligt Sir6 og en-
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ifaber, Ser bill 1p1e efter bom, %
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|becfc lom 2erer til glrti1,m. Grin,
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l1ie1 bar bcrfor iiffert ogloa bnret
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til bbrer, fin @erionligbeo % oelr
|@jerning ban pbe6e, 2ege11s = pilt
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tbol1g Meipeft. Sm man life bor
Oct, maatte man blibc Donif, mar
man bor iontnte11 me6 9r. Sobnleth.
San nar iom Donif Ell @rDo for tit
2oro % iom oanif 2ege tppiif for
lin Stanb.
Man fal6te boln, &onIerpatio.
Maoifc? @eloigpis finocs Ser cno-
III, oe11 en6 fum glimtpis, ioo6anne
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nemt treffe Zig i11o / fin @fa1, naar
ban mp6te noget pao fin Sci, Dal1
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%oiogeniffe, Der mere og mere bleb
bons, ncnlig &eiignationen; DOG
lite ioaleoes at ban ifiIte6e me6 en-
bpronif Deformitet eIler Ell 6ioge.
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Ifanffe gtprfc til @encral Gocbs
Maabigbeo, ia onmooebe ir,otra11
gen6e ON, at ben maotte faa Sol
tot bielpe Be andre i &annpene. 81
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re Gage beret raft poa Bei til a
|tage DeI i set itnre Slag. geoglt
icr / Sloen. st Telegram 6cropr'
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|ifjclligltc 8eifjeftigelier for ct Aor
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@iitoriens 1tprltc Slog, ouerpGreoe
@l1ostjenel terne.
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ro6er. @elc 6ro11tc11 por 5ple.
5illple0c &1lrcrcr for r1t116t poa
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6coc Sp1c poo Mpn6erc poa @eje-
tic. S cit gammel Strife / e1, @p
11er 2inierre laa jeg a1rerifanlfe
Spl0oter oe frantic Hoi11,s fnnIe
pco laanlne Offering. Sc bpje6e
ocrcs Sobcber og tpslebc tolt1t lon1=
1mc &ors. Gn al Sc frantic Sol0o=
ter log6e cat bro6erlig &aon6 poa
e1 amerifanif Soloots @frlber %
ioo bom ta1lt in6 / Einenc. 9er
hlcp life logt noget, men TouSbe=
sen toltc mere ems mango Sro."
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Gglbbrhllnp.

Sons Senien og S11ltr1l> S,1tcbin-
ion, feire6c beres g9lpbrDll1tp Haa-
ife6ag be6 en- im11f Seltligbeb %
ftnoer ltor Gil1lutning al 6eres mo,r-
ge @enner: 8aa6e i Na3oretb See
nigbeos Mrbeibe og / set bele b1onot
2on6m9r16 in6tager Sans Seniens
en- ima1f og fremifl,6t &la6s / Sen
bonife &oloni / % omfring Sen BEN
lige $50 / Den imlfffe og frugtbnre
|ggn. Sons SEMEN itammer fra
|Sgnoer Misium pe6 8%efterbobet,
Mrs. Senien fra 5gnberipllano. De
|blep piet Sacrificing 1893.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-05
Mimmciuta=Eolitif
Set. Mrnrnr IN III

ct. Glul1b CT neo at blipc lig lelp
lejcn. 9(or tilboge> ga 6. 81. Gil
1lor, 8. 9. Scorle, g. IS. Collins
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rar @ronit-&pel en- al aruiteruc ;
ben republifani6c Stotspolitif og BE-
lottc pfte Grnbc6ernc, tiltro6s for.
at Stearns County bar oct lcoclloe
o%enlofratiifc County. M0er %
utbe Grim Geltropcr" bor ficrl,ct
oisle Seoerc, % / SEN 1i6ite Gccooc
far ct. G1ou6 bnilet poo 2ourber,
plt1loct lang Gi6 tilboee.
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fen. 2igclom Te06p MoolcpcH /
9on1lc Sage far George 6. Moa-
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RENE Court, eli a%lriporsful0 shilling
meo Ell Gage al $4,000. George
CT felt igjcrulcm fompctcnt boobc
til at noferc- gn1be6etsTorretninger
og til at bebe @agen.
81 CT for @r. Maenulon, foroi hi
peo, at ban CT pirfipm og belt
.igje11nent 6pgtig; III er for bon, for
81 ban CT CT Snobooner al 0e11ne
flittige @ro11it=@D; hi CT for ban,
foroi ban life bar 11ogen 6orbin6el.
lie nleo ~t1e 5tate Capitol Sling.
George Dor /. al 8%e1fe6ellbeo perct
for1gjet mes at itpre ct. Cloud
Sra Gasmeu enifer at itprc Minnc-
iota og bele set republifonife Eorti.
gi flyer: Set George. 50 it"
lom ~Glerf Of tie S1,preme Court.
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General 3eribine ont serseant ST.
8eterlcn.

Mrs. sc. S. @eterlen, Oibfoib,
@is., Sen fal6ne Ebeo6or Setter
lens Mo6er, mo6tog giennem &rigs-
miniiteriet fMgen6e Eelegram fra
General @eribing: ~Eillao mig at
uotrbffc min perlonlige Deltagelie
flor Sem / Mnle6ning at Deres
|Sens Dgo. 5fipnt og6e1ig iaoret
gob ban M%nbisning paa, at Ser bleb
|igrget for andre @aare6e for at
re66e fleres 2ib omfring bom.
|&an bar en- TOPPER 5o16ot, og leg
|%tilfienote BAN @oriet for l16merfet
|Eieneite."