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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-01-04
Order of Publication.
WF~T VIKtiINIA

- fAfe'fA VIZ
At Rue-S held IN the Clerks office Of
the Circult Court IF Mcdowell County.
on the first Monday in De-, l'Is
Hattie tIraveiy
". In Chan~cry
scott Gravely.
defendant
The objeri of thi- -uit j. o. obtain
from the 'ieicnaant by the plaintiff a
divorce
A NINCILO NATRIMONI
And IL appearing from an affidavit nov
on file with tire paffr- IN thi- cau-s., that
the defendant j. non resident of the
STATE Of West Virginia: u j. therefore or
derei that the -aid defendant 10 appear
at the Clerks office Of the Circuit Court
Of Mcdowell county within one month
from the date Of the first Publication OF
this ORDER. and dO what j. n,ce---ry t.
protect hI- interest herein
And II - further ordered that copy
Of this order he Published once a week
for four successive weeks IN srne new
paper published IN McDowel. county,
and that a copy Of the same ~. posted At
the front door II the court .Iou-s. Of Ne
DOwell county for twenty days before de-
cree j. rendered.
A copy. Teste:
W. BUKBRIDGE PAYNE. Clerk.
J. X smith. T. -.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-01-04

WEST VIRGINIA

At rules held i'm the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court OF Mcdowell County,
on the first Monday ln D-ceu,ber, 1917.
FItzhugh Parnell,
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-01-04
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
WEST VIRGINIA

the Cirruit COurt Df MrDo~sll County
a..
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-01-04

The object Of this -uit j. To- obtain
from the deicnaant ny the plaintiff a
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-01-04

DR. - y. Msrshsil, whom Ne all AZ.
iectionslly call Daddy Marshall, !.
confined TO his bed SICK. HE host Of
friends greatly regret u learn Of bis ~.
ness, because there 10 no one man living
IN Mcdowell county. white or black.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-01-04

The keystone Coal and Coke Com
psny ha- been exceedingly busy this
week furnishing the people With coal 70
keep them from TIE cold
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-01-04

Mr.. David Garland, of K;mball, want
I'll 10 help us sPenu Merry Christmas
and too, lie wanted 10 be square with
the paper that had been a wee ky visitor
To lille home, so lac carne up Monday oil
last week and paid has years subscription
NTH Lest Wishes for propt rous New
ear.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-07

leach morning bseesO bfeaheast . Glasa
|of real hot watsf witA tsasDeoASul q
limestone phosphate - II 70 wash fsell
the stomach. Liver. ki1Asys ~ ~
yards Of bowels ~ Drsvjess lay1 -
|digestible waste. sour SeeneatatloAG
and poisons. thus cieaasiaG sWeoeso'
Ing and frsshsnins ~ sotirs alma
'tsry canal before puttise nsee Ted
into the stomach.
Those subject to sict hsaAsshe. btt
|iousnsss. nasty breath. rhsumatisD,
colds: and particularly those VITO hsvl
\ paliid. ssllow complsxiop and VIA
are constipsted very often. ere urged
to obtain . quarter pound oe iimssteoe
phosphate at the drugstore. whieA W11l
cost but q tribe. but 10 su0eioot q
demonstrate the quick and rs0ask'
able change In both health and sppesr
ance awaiting those who praStjo0 -
ternal sanitation. We must rs0s0bes
that inside clsaalinsss u more lnoegl
ant than outside, tecause tAs skia 1esa
not absorb Impurities - eoataaiaata
the blood. while The Dores b ~ tAisty
feet Of bowels do.-A1v.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-07
Germans Now in
Bad Predical1lent

tholr armies have already grabbed
while there 10 n chance Of catching.
also. the whole nock.
Evidence multiplied today also that
the Internal situation In Germany "
worrying tho imperial government
lcndcrv. The n-Germans are insist
emily demanding that all conQuests
be retained.
Tho liberals and socialists are Just
m determined that all be given M.
The situation In tho rcichstsG In such
that Il offers tho hrst chance for .
trial Of strensth between the anncxa-
tionists and the democrats.
The rcichstag In At present In 70.
cess. but dispstchcs received by way
of Amsterdam report n strong de-
mand In Germany for Immediate sum-
monins of this body. There Ia con-
siderable doubt. In view here. TINT
the government would care TO risk
sessions OF that legislature Just now
with the certain consequence Of An
otsh debate on tho government q
course In trc Ruysian negotiations,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-07
LaFolette Is Not
Popular With Writers

olson condemned the "toleration In
our highest law-makinE body Of .
man who speaks the language Of Ber.
lin" a. IAN Insult 10 every American
soldier and sailor and every loyal
American citizen"
Emerson Hough called him worse
than an enemy allen" Daniel Louis
Hanson characterized him ~ "the
king bee Of tho paciasts." and de-
clared no should be "tobogganed out
Of tho senate"
LA Toilette not only rocks the
boat. but den0unces the oarsmen.
sianders tho bos'n and bOrcs holes In
the bottom OF the boat. And the
storm In at its height. He makes the
senate ridiculous. n he won't 20
ashore, push him overheard" wrote
Rupert Hughes.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-07

LONDON. Jan. THE Russian
bolshsviki have put the imperial gov
srnmont between tho devil and the
deep sca." according 10 tho general
opinion Of authorities hero.
Osr rmRny's next effort to avoid one
Of tho other contingencies will bc
some additional concessions" In her
peace terma In . desperate effort 10
prevent nnRi and complete breaking
on In tho negotiations.
Amicable relations with Russia are
vitaiiy necessary for the kaiscr's cm-
plre after tho war. Opportunities for
economic penetration t0 restore tho
Teuton,c commercial position iS I'm
psrativs--and particularly with Rus.
sia. III tho view OF observers hcrc II
y aimost moro important than any
eastern conQueats.
The German leaders. facing this
necessity. are nevertheless apprchen.
sivs lost the bolsheviki government
Msy rot stand up."
On the other hand. they are afraid
10 ioose the bird In hand conqussts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-07


In the County Court q ne State q
Oregon. for klamath County.
In the Matter of the Estate Of Aaeeo
Johnsoa. Deceased. .f
The undessigsel. havias beea -.
pointsd By The Coualy Coast G ~
State Of 0reeoo. toe klaoasA cesaty.
odministratos Of The sseats Of Antoa
Johnson. deesase1. aaA having Quall.
neo. notice b hereby givea - ~
creditors Of. ssd all pseseas hAviaG
claims against said 6eseaeel. - ~.
sent then. vseiAsA - required b
law. within six noatAs altse Ne 1rse
publication Of this aotiee - saiA -.
ministrator q the law e0ess q =. G.
0rossbsek. klamath yalls. 0rsGoa.
ARvID J0HNo0N.
Administrator Of the Estate ee Aatoa
johnson. Deeeasea.
Dated December ~. 1917.
l7.3%.3l.7.ll
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-07

WASHINGTON. d. C.. Jan. T.
Demand for the impeachment OF Sen-
stor Robert N. La Toilette has besn
renewed. vice President Marshall an.
nOunced TO tho senate on Saturday
the receipt Of more than forty lctters
from members Of tho "vigilantes." ="
composed OF prominent authors and
writer's. calling for the expulsion Of
Senator La Toilette from tho senate.
The vice president declared that.
following the rule previously laid
down. he would not submit the let
tors to the senate. but would refer
them to the senior senators from tho
states In which the writer's reside.
Porter Emerson Browne referred
10 Senator La Toilette a. . "magnin-
cent scditionist." Meredith u. Mich
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-07
Clear, Peachy Skin :
Awaits Anyone Who
Drinks Hot Water


Sparkling and vivacious - merry.
bright. alert-s good. clear skin and q
natural. rosy. healthy complexion srs
assured only by pure blood. II only
every man and woman could b In.
duced TO adopt the morning inside bath
what a gratifying change would take
place. Instead OF the Thousands Of sick.
ly. anaemic looking meA. women and
girls. with pasty or muddy compiler.
Ions: instead Of the multitudes Of
nerve wrecks" ''rundowns." "brain
fags" and pessimists. We should So q
virile. optimistic throng Of rosy.cheek.
ed people everywhere.
An inside bath 10 had BY drinking
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-07

Klamath Fails. Oregon. DEC. 80.
iSl7.-Ths undsesisnel vtll receive
bids at the once Of he Reclamation
Service. Klamath vAlls. Oregon. until
two o'clock ,. =. January 30. 1sl0.
when The zane viii b opened. for the
rselainias Of about $500 acres Of
swamp laAd u Pelican Bay. Upper
klamath Lake. Oregon. within the
Klana4A Project. No rental viii b
enacted eoe ~ uss ef the land: but
Tie sueeesslul biddee viii b required
10 begia work within six months from
the cate ot tAs eeatFaet; 70 complete
the work within Z ysars from said
date aal y sive bea1 n the sum Of
eSe.eee With - -asespeabls surety.
sea1itioaed eee : tlilAtsl compliance
With tAe terms q tAe contract. 1aeh
el11es nuse etA&e he sAertsse Period
q tne tes vhieA - vill ssespt The
~ q tAs la1A . . eeasidesatioa for
reslaiaiag h. vAisA peeieA Win b
eeasideee1 u evasdiAg contract. Hid-
1eso aAl eeA6so lntseesled nay b
Deooenk vlso W. aso epeasd. Hor
suttAse taseeoa1lsa asl 8 eoey u the
seatsae( - ~ salsseA iaao apply 10
oA|. ,. DoaA. Prejset Manager.
OSs1s1SIt - ~ ~ - %
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-07
Ban Is Put On
Tourist Travel

MrAdoo and his advisory board is
that tho transcontincntal tourist will
not have 10 be entirely cut on. The
Western railroads are not nearly 80
badly conGested ~ those In the East.
Many locomotives are to bs brought
east from tho Western roads TO sup
ply the lack on the Atlantic scaboard.
but enough will remain.
The American people must realise
that We are nj war. and that business
cannot be "a usual. and that pleasure
aud winteI touring cannot be- ~ us.
usI," said Director McAdoo.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-07

LOS ANGELES. Jan. Two
thousand wedding guests. chosen
from among the poor and unfortun.
ate Of Los Angeles. were entertained
Saturday by DIR. +. u. YOakum. In
honor Of the marriage Of his daugh-
ter. Miss Ruby Yoakum. and william
N. whitney Of New York.
DR.. Yoakum hns conducted a mis-
sIon here for many years. He knows
hundreds Of unfortunates who be.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-07

WARRINGTON. d. C.. Jan. T.
Much Of the transcontinentai psssen.
ser Sran,c to the Pacific Coast 10 to
bs cut o6. despite The protests Of Pa
eiAc Coast business interests. has
Ds~n stated at the once Of Director
General McAd0o.
l'rotssts have come 10 his once
from the Pacific Coast chambers Of
commerce and other interests. stat.
ing that the tourists industry on
which tho coast cities have annually
thrived should not be- intcrfered with.
The attitude Of Director General
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-07
Wealthy Man Gives
Odd Wedding Party

cause Of physical sfliction or other
handicaps have little opportunity for
enjoyment. When the date was hxsd
for his daughters wedding he an.
nouncsd his plans for It's observance.
aud based his action upon quota.
ton from the Bible:
when thou makest dinner or ,
supper. call not thy friends. nor thy
brethren. neither thy kinsmen. nor
any rich neighbor. but the poor. the
manned. the lame. the blind"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-07
German Prisoners In
Miserable Condition
ITALIAN ARMY HEADQUARTERS

ITALIAN ARMY HEADQUARTERS
IN NORTHERN ITALY. Jan. THE
oaicer commanding the 400 Aus
trian prisoners captured In tho r.cs,t
French success on Monte Tomba savc
tue correspondent an opportunity oi
going ancag them and talking freely
with oiacsrs ard men on war condi.
tions and what The enemy stili could
do In carrying on the struggle.
4 more misc, able lot Of human be.
lnss II would be diAlcult 10 imagine.
|The oiacsrs we're oven In worse condi.
Than the men.
The o6icers were unkempt and had
not been shaved for . week. Their
rcd hands looked like pieces Of raw
bssfstesk. None had overcoats. ~
oil we're wearing light trench unit
forms whom the French swept around
them. Yet. despite this misery. they
put up . surprisinsly bold front. and
anyone thinking they are crushed IL
closing his eyes 70 facts.
The correspondent met the prison.
ers ON q road leading to the town.
whore they are being rounded up pre-
parat0ry TO being set to work or sent
a. . prison camp. One detachment
carried spades aud picks.
All ages were seen among the pris-
cnsrs. A coating OF trench mud made
them look worse than they really
we're. Tor they had stout boots. leg
gings and overcoats. Some had
.shswls and blankets. Their head
gear consisted Of battered helmets
aud caps with heavy hoods. Each
man got . small tin OF meat and .
large chunk OF bread whom food was
distributed. The prisoners said II
was the best food they had had In
weeks.
"hs correspondent was told by the
prisoners that the method OF the
French attack was an entirely new
expsrisncs for them. o. they had ssl.
dom undergone such . murdsrous Or.
tillery Ore. Most OF the men were
1onrovians. Daimations and Gall
elans. The sudden French charge.
AFTER the artillery Ore. bowlsd them
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-07
No. res


In the Circuit Court Of the 0eato Of
Oregon. for klamath Couaty
Charles e. Drew. Piaiati9.
~.
Pete Nelson. heir at law q Ham J.
Nelson. Dscsass4. aad aay etAee
Person Or Persoas Who nat Asvs
Some Interest u Or Lea o. clalo
upon the Property u tAis Cen
plant Described. Deeea1aats.
To Pete Nelson. heir at lav ee Hans J.
Nelson. Deceased. sad aAy othse
Person Of Psreoas whe 0ay have
some Interest u Or Llea o. claia
upon the Property II tAis Con-.
plaint described. he shove sa1s1
Deeendanta:
In the Name Of the STATE q oregoa:
You are hereby aotileA that
Charles e. Drew. the holder q CT.
tiAcats Of Dslinausaey aunbsssA oo7.
Issued On the slsveasA 6ay q ~.
ruary. 1915. By The tax collector el
the County Of klamath. STATE % Ore.
son. for the amount es tAistsea aad
ninsty.ons hundredtA> (ol9.oll ael-
lars. the sane being ths aDesat tAea
due and dsliaaueat Tor taxse To- he
year 1913. togsthsr With penalty. u
tsrsst and costs thsreoa upoa tAs
real property aseeasoa b you, q
which you are the owner - sppsass Of
record. situated IN said county aad
state. and particularly bounded aad
described % follows. to-wit:
West half Of the nerthsasl GUAR.
tor OF section one. 10 township thir.
ty.sight. south OF ranee eleven and
ons.half east OF the Willamette
Meridian. klamath County. STATE Of
Oregon.
You are further notiAed that said
Charles 2. Drew. plaiati9. has paid
on said premises tor prior OF subss-
Quent years. With the rate Of inteease
on said amounts o tollows:
Year 1914. paid February II. 1919.
rax receipt No. sseo; aoouat paiA.
eiS.sl; rate OF Interest. ls ~ eea&.
Year lsis. paid March 70. 1o1e.
Tax receipt No. ESQ: aAeuat ~.
&ll.1e: rate Of Interest. 10 ~ eooA
Year lele. paid March 10. lol3;
Tax Receipt No. eol; anouat paid.
5000; rate Of intsrsel. ls ~ esat
Said PETE Nelson. lelr at lav q
Hans J. Nelson. deesase1. . tAe ewa.
Or Of the legal title ee tAe, abevs q.
scribsd property - ~ ans sDpeasp
OF record. and eaeA Of ~ otAse ~.
sons named above. ars Aseeby further
noticed that plaiati9. cAArlee 4.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-07
GOES HOME TO PAPA

NEW YORK. Jan. John d.
Rockefeller Jr. has closed bis new
York homo and moved into his faith
er's house In Tarrytown because the
Standard OIL company has been un.
able TO provide him with oil stove
heaters.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-07

pss4 viii aeply " TIE cirssit ceurt
a tAs seuat, asl ststs afefssaid for
o tsefse 1eesclosins The lien against
~ property above Described and
Asaslonel h said certificate. And you
ars Asesby summoned 70 appear with
10 sisty days afssf the Afst pubiica-
tloo Of the summons exclusive q the
day q said arse publieation. and d.
fssl this action Of psy the amount
dsS - sbove shown. together with
costs and aecfusd iatsrsst. and in case
|oe yeuf fallurs 70 DO 20. . dsesss
viii b rendered forsclosins the lien
Of said taxss aad costs against the
lsnd and premises above named.
ThiO summons = published by Of.
Der of the Honorsbls d. v. kuyksn.
daii. Judss Of the Circuit Court Of the
ststs Of Oregon. fos the County of
klamath. and said order was made
and dated this SSth day Of December.
1917. ana the date Of the Ars& publica-
tioa of this SUMMONS 70 the 3ist day
o. Dsce@bes. 1917.
All process and papers In this pro-
ceediag may b served upon the un-
dsnlgnsd. residing within the Stats
q Oregon. q The address hereafter
msotioned.
l. WILSON Q. WILEY.
sat6 Attosnsy for Piaintia.
Address. SoS.S0A 0Ad Fellows Build.
iag. xlanath yalls. oreeoa.
31.7.1l.91.39-l.11 I
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-07
sILK PLANTS CLOSE
FOR LACK or COAL.

PATTERSON. N. j.. Jan. 7.-On
orders Of the state fuel administra-
tor. 40 silk manufacturing plants
wero closed here for an indefinite
period, due to shortage Of coal.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-07

over before they had any chance 70
offer resistance. Concerning the war
they all expressed themselves 10
heartily sick OF Il. and said the Ger.
mans we're keeping the others In the
tight.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-07
CATASTROPHE
At GUATEMALA CITY

WASHINGTON. d. C.. Jan. o.
Another earthquake at Guatemala
City on Friday caused great damage
and probably cost ~ many lives ~
the hrst shocks. which destroyed the
city.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-07

Oregon. Tor The County Of Khan.
asA. 1850, ,.....
Rafus q. Moore. PiaiatiR.
~. -..
Jeaais Lsbavies. Deesadant.
10 Jsanie Lseavies. DeGea6aat:
q the sans q The STATE Of Oregon:
Yeu srs hsessy required - appsar
81 aAsvse he complaint aisd
aeaiase ~ u tAe above satitisd suit
within slx weeks sltse the Arse pub
lieatiea Of tAis sannens IN the Even
iAs HsraA. . nswspapse printed and
published u the City Of klamath
yalle. Cousty of Klamath. STATE Of
oreGos. % o. before the llth day Of
Hebueasy. 1915. that being the last
lay q ~ tine prescribed n tho o..
1se Ses pvbliestisa of this summons.
eAe asse publieasiea thereof bsias On
tAs Slse 1ay Deesobbee. 1917. and u
you TAN - - appear and answer. for
vast tAseeee The plainti1 win apply
- tAs eesst for tAs relief prayed for
H
h he ssid complaint. to-wit:
Pr he sun Of $500. together
With iatereee thareoa at the rate Of
sigAt pee eeat pee aaHun iron the
Let dsy a Juiy. 1913: Tor the sun Of
e3sS.Ss. tegseAss With iatsrsst there
! % q ths rate q eight PER cent pss
|aaaun froo he stA DAY OF Dseembsf.
1871. ssiA sun Aavias bssa paid by
| |plainti9 . 0estGasee Tor The rsdenp.
ties froo dsliaausaey sale Of Iots
ese ~ twe. n block thifty.Sour.
osisiaal Tovn Of Liakville. now the
CITY q Klamath yAlls. klamath Coun-
Y. otass q Oregon: for the sum Of
t1se for sttoe.sg's fsas. and for costs
saa disbssssasats Of this suit. Also
tor . decree forseiosiag oil Of the
hight. title aaA intsrsst Of the above
asned Aeeea1aat u and 70 lots one
aaa twe b block thirty.four. Orig
isai Tovs ee LiAkvilis. Aow Tie City
~ Klas,atA valls.. Xlanath County.
OSoSO " VVU0os oo0 SooS SDV UoS0
ri propssN - ssla by The sAsri2 Of
klamath ceuaty. STATE d 0sseoa. IN.
dee ths decree oe this court u The
manner b. law u Gases os this kind
provided. and tAss any sun remain.
iag sfter paynsat q judgmsat u said
ssit - pai1 - Ne elsrk Of THE court
See sneA 1istsibutioa - nay b ~
auirsd h equity. aad that plaiatiR
have sucA ether end further rsliSeas
- III eeust nv see0 MEET and
equitable.
TAis sunnoas = publishsd In The
~ DvsaiaG Hesail passuaat 70 IN
ee1eP 6 ~ ueaosa1le .. Y. Kuyken.
aall. Julee q tAs Cireuit Court Of the
State e oreeon. foe The Couaty Of
klamath, nAAo % Deeembae 20.
lol1. WILSON Q. WILEY.
Atteeasg Tor Plainti4.
0l.1.lt.91.1e.l.ll
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-07
OUpnDOoM
(8Quiey No. Sl0)

(EQuity No. Sl0)
u the Circuit Cosst Of the STATE Of
Dresses, Tor The County Of Khan.
oSA. - ,.-..
Evening star., 1918-08-11
PARKS AND EXCURSIONS.

GLEN ECHO PARK-Concerts in
the open air this afternoon and even
ing, starting at $3.50 o'clock. will be the
special feature today. when also the
big ride thrillers, the gravity, the
derby racer and the whip. will be in
operation, together with the midway
and its amusements for old and
young. Dancing is a feature week
nights. Canoeing and boating on the
canal also are available. Cars direct
to the park pass through the down.
town section of the city.
CHESAPEAKE BEACH-Oners free
performances, at and 8 pm. daily
throughout the week by Clark's Ra-
zillians. acrobats and aerial perform
ers, together with salt water bathing.
fishing and grabbing and q mile
long boardwalk lined with various
amusement devices, including an open
pavilion and free dancing afternoons
and evenings. A special train leaves
MARSHALL HALL-Down tho Po-
tomac and a favorite place for days
outings and picnics is, reached by the
Steamer Charles Manchester, which
leaves 7th street wharf daily at 10
the modern park amusements. are to
be found at the Hall. together with
dancing in an open pavilion over
looking the river.
GREAT FALLS PARK-Features
concerts by the Ladies' Liberty Or
chestra and free motion pictures amid
picturesque natural surroundings,
with the illumination of the falls OF
the Potomac at night, as attractions
to outing parties and camera ex-
perts. Free dancing in a large pavil-
ion overlooking the falls and fishing
are other diversions available.
Evening star., 1918-08-11
NATIONAL.

"Among Those Present" described
as a "melodramatic comedy" and
gentleman thief play" is to be pre-
sented by George c. Tyler at the Ma
tional Theater tomorrow night for
weeks engagement prior to its New
York presentation at the Knicker-
booker Theater two weeks hence. The
cast is said to fairly bristle with
distinguished names" and includes
Cyril Keightley. remembered for his
performance in Cheating Cheaters"
last season, and Julia Hay, Wash
ington girl. daughter of the late Col.
ED" Hay, in the leading roles. Others
are A. E. Anson. the English actor,
who was a star in his own right last
season on Broadway; Hassard Short,
the original Alaric in Peg O. My
Heart; William B. Mack. long an as
sociates of Mrs. Fiske and accounted
one of the best character actors
in the American theater: Lynn Fon-
tame. noted for her unusual charac-
ter impersonations in Laurette Tay-
lor's company: Sidney Toler. Mona
Kingsley. Robert Barrat. Robert Hud-
son. John G. Sparks. Dudley Digges,
James Dyrenforth. Joseph Woodburn,
Basil West and Edwin Redding.
The play, based upon a magazine
story. was written by Larry Evars,
a short story write: George s. Kauf-
man, dramatic editor of the New
York Times. and Walter c. Percival.
Evening star., 1918-08-11
COSMOS.

A week Of merriment has been map
ped out for patrons of the Cosmos
Theater this week, when a leading
feature of interest will be the exhi-
bition of the pictures made on the
stage last week by the Making Movie
Stars" production. In addition there
will be three headliners, THE Rising
Generation" a production handsomely
staged and costumed, presenting ten
talented Juveniles in novel specialties;
the Halpings, in an exhibition of
shadowgraphy. and the International
Revue, or Around the World With
Billy Lewis a vehicle for the intro
duction of every phase of comedy.
song hit, dance feature and other nov
elites. Gilbert Losee, ''the tenor with
the silvery voice." will contribute
musical numbers; Morris and Phillips, a
sparkling skit of funny crossfire dia-
logue. melody and other forms Of COM
edy. and Julie Turpin will offer mimicry
and melodies. The matinee photoplay
feature will picture Mildred Harris.
in The Price of Good Time" The
Allies War Review, official war pic
lures, will be shown also.
Today's performances will start at
3 pm. and feature a standard bill of
popular vaudeville and film features.