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Arizona republican., 1919-03-23
MY S0LDIER GIRL
 AT COLUMBIA TODAY

Music lovers and lovers of musical plays will find in My Soldier Girl" which is presented at the Columbia theater today and tomorrow, fin ished and delightful spectacle abound ing in cheerfulness, catchy songs and bright dialogue.
 The producers. LeComte and F'lesher, hayes pared neither money nor labor in making My Soldier Girr' deserve the success ithas attained, and the brigade of pretty girls not only pos sess not only pulchritudinous charms butthey can dance and sing,two feat ures which are, sad to say, often miss ing in "beauty chorus
 few of the names of the principals in My Soldier Gnrl' should prove that it is a vehicle for stars, and among them may be found Billy Moore, Mae Marvis, James Baber and Charles George.
 Iii the score are such song hits as My Soldier Girl" Just for You" Let's Keep the Glow in old Glory and others equally well known, and the dialogue abounds with catches worth hearing snd repartee which fairly sparkles.
 When bright, catchy music, good dialogue. exquisite scenery and cos tunes are massed in a play-supple- mented by good dance numbers and spectacular novelties, you have an idea that Bill of Avon was right when he said. The Plays the Thing" Among the novelties which arc shown in My Soldier Girl" is the famous pony ballet from the Roof of the New York theater, and Filtration Walk" an illuminated run board which extends far out of baldhead row.
 In brief My Soldier Girl" is clever, tuneful, wholesome and up to date.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-23
4 WISE MOINAIV' NEW BILL AT AMERICAN

Wise, indeed, is he whogoes to the American theater this afternoon to see the bargain matinee of "A Wise Wom- an the rapidfire musical melange which is the present offering at that home of tneful frolic.
 "A Wise Woman" in it's tabloid mu- sical comedy form. has been an en- tertaining bill at the American thea ter and has added one more star to its flag of success. Increasing audiences at every performance have attested tothe growing popularity of the Amer lcan theater and it's clever company.
 Some of the clever songs in "A Wise Woman are: Please Don't Take My Harem Away" sung by Ethel La. Fer ra; Pull for the Shore" Harry Lau- der's great song, sung by Lii Crou- este; "The Wild. Wild Women Are Making a Wild Man of Me" sung by Harold J. Healy. The Harmony Trio also has some new songs, among them "Old Dominion Yine.'
 Bobby Brox and Sylvia Dare. the new sister team of harmony sing CTS and novelty dancers, have made hit. Aileen Walker, singing and dancing soubrette, is another big fla Vorte. LiliCroueste, Patsy Brock. the LaFerra Sisters and theAmerican the ater beauty chorus look out for the feminine part of the performance, while Billy Cochran, Bud Duncan, W. F. BoWker, Harold Healy and the others are as usual in the midst of the fun.
 "A Game with Fate" a Vitagraph Blue Ribbon photoplay, featuring liar ry Morey and Betty Blythe. is the film offering.
 Beginning Monday night, the bill at the Americantheater will be tab Ibid version in a musical setting of William Gillett's greats uccess, Be cause She Loved Him So." There will be new scenery, new costumes and new music
 Love in a Hurry" a Blue Ribbon feature, will be the photoplay offer ing.
 There will be two performances nightly al and o'clock, with mati- nees on Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday
Arizona republican., 1919-03-23
FAMOUS CROOK PLAY
 AT HE ELKS MONDAY

A decided novelty will be the of terinE Of the Del $. Lawrence com pany a the ElES theater Monday night when the late New York sue cess. Tt Pays to Do Right will be presented for the first time in the west. The play is from the pen of John Jay Lacey, the young New York playright, and is a comedy crook play of the type which has proven so sue cessful the past two or three seasons.
 Tt Pays to Do Right is a sister play to "Trun to the Right although the two leading characters are crooks and get themselves into all kinds of serious situations, yet the humorous tricks they resort to to extricate them selves keep the audience in a con stant state of laughter and excitement
 The two crooks are played by Del Lawrence and Miss Nelma Steck. re- spectively and will show Mir. Law renee in a somewhat different role from any he has yet assayed here, that of a light comedian, and he promises to surprise his many ad mirers.
 Miss Stocks ability as q comedienne has already been established. and this comedy will go further to endear her to thehearts of her fast growing list of friends She will also wear some new and stunning gowns.
 All the other favorites of the Law renee company have important parts in this new production, including Miss Printy, Howard Nugent. Bert Hadley. Miss Margaret NuGent. Al Aldridge. MT PenfolG and others.
 The usual scenic investitute and a complete new production which the patrons of the EIks have been ac- customed 10 see each week will be shown on Monday night. Altogether, it is expected that Ut Pays 10 Do Right" will prove the surprise comedy thus far this season.
 Because of the Elks lodge giving their annual show on March 26 2
Arizona republican., 1919-03-23

many thousands of his boys at the various cantOnments
 Miss Mcdowell was born in Eisbee. but has spent most of her by no means extensive life in Phoenix, and she may be known as Phoenix product. Miss Mcdowell just fin ished a two weeks engagement at Grammar theater in Los Angeles. and while visiting friends in Phoenix has been persuaded 10 appear at the Co., lumbia Tuesday, Wednesday.
 Other vaudeville attractions which will appear at the Columbia Tues day and Wednesday are Toli. in d novelty juggling act; Warren and company in blackface comedy: Wells and Fisher in their sLit, Right on Deck, and Lavado and Hughes in a classy acrobatic exhibition
 Supplementing the vaudeville a big V comedy will be shown on the screen and an unusually interesting current events film
Arizona republican., 1919-03-23
Weeks Happenings
 At Local Theaters

ELKS-This afternoon and tonight the Del S. Lawrence company in the charming comedy drama, "A Ken lucky Romance" Beginning Monday night and on Tuesday, Saturday and Sunday nights and Saturday and Sun day natlnees, the great comedy crook p'ay, ''It Pays to Do Rght.'
 AMERICAN-This afternoon and twice tonight the tabloid musical comedy, "A Wisc Woman," with the American theater musical revue; also the Vtagraph Blue Ribbon feature, "A Game with Fate" Beginning Mon day night and twice nightly, with matinees Wednesday. Saturday and Sunday William Gillett's great suc- cess in a musical setting, Because She Loved Him So."
 COLUM8iA-Thls afternoon, toniqht and tomorrow night, the musical nov city, My Soldier Girl" Tuesday and Wednesday. vaudeville photoplay pro gram. Thursday, Friday and Satur- day, "The Cavell Case" screen pro ductlon of "The Woman the Germans Shot"
Arizona republican., 1919-03-23

for the new offering on Monday night. It Pays to Do Right"
 Large audiences have seen "A Ken lucky Romance the last week. and have declared it to be one of the best yet presented by the Del s. Lawrence company during their engagement in this city. This charming light drama of love and intrigue, presented with a care for detail and with complete scenic investiture, is a distinct treat
 Especially hasthe race scene. with real race horses, never failed to arouse the enthusiasm of the audience. bring
Arizona republican., 1919-03-23

ing back memories of the sport or kings. An abundance of good comedy runs through the entire play.
 Mr. Lawrence and Miss Steck, the leading man and woman of the com pany are delightfully."- cast in "A Ken lucky Romance" and are adding many friends daily and nightly to their long list already attained in this city. The other principals to this unusually capable company are well cast, among them MT. Nugent, Mir Hadley. NIr. Penfold, Mss Printy, Miss Margaret Nugent and others
Arizona republican., 1919-03-23
COLUMBIA

An added attraction to the regular taudeville show at the Columbia Tuesday and Wednesday is Miss Leon Mcdowell, known as the "Ari- zona Human Bird"
 Uncle sam was attracted by Miss McDowells ability in the whisting line and commandeered her 10 anuse
Arizona republican., 1919-03-23
ELKS

With a bargain matinee this after noon and final performance tonight by the De IS. Lawrence company. "A Kentucky Romance" the delightful comedy drama of the BlueGrass state will be withdrawn at the Elks theater
Arizona republican., 1919-03-23

and 2S of this week at the EIks theater, Tt Pays to Do Right" will Represented only on Monday, Tuesday Saturday and Sunday nights. with matinees on Saturday and Sunday.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-23
JULIA ARTHUR STARS
 IN THE 'CAVELL CAsE'

It seems but few months ago that Edith Caven, fifteen minutes after she had been found guilty by a Hun court martial, was lead to her death.
 Julia Arthur, the actress who won the world with "The Eternal Mazda
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
CARDS FASCINATE MANY
CELEBRITIES OF WORLD
lord Granville Sits for Hours. Having
Horscs to Carriage Changed
Intervals.

The. curious fascination cards ros;;
sess for their devotees is illustrated
by the following story OF Lord Gran
willie At the time EnEiand's ambassa-
dor 10 France. One afternoon. when
he was about 20 return TO Paris. he re-
paired 20 Graham's to have farewell
game OF whist. ordering his carriage TO
be az the door al l. when IL arrived
he was much TOO deep in the game 10
be disturbed. \; 10 O'Clock he sent out
word that he was not ready and that
the horses had better be changed Sin
hours later the same message was sent
out. and twice more the waiting horses
were changed before he consented to
leave the table. after losing $4,000
An equally remarka BILE story is told
Q. George Payne. the great turf plunS-
e. OF eighty years ago ON one occa-
sion ne sat down az Limme-'s Hotel
10 play cards with Lord Albert Deni-
son. later the hrs; Lord Londesoor-
ouEh. Hour after hour passed the
game proceeded all through the night
and long after day dawned. and il was
not until an urgent message came 10
tell Lord iiber; that his bride was
waiting for him al the altar o: St.
GeorEe's. Hanover Square. that the
ca-dS were at last flung down. !, was
t~o-d = !ber.s welding day, and ne met
his bride $4,000 poorer shan when ne
.s:t Ie- the previous DAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
RED CROSS FACES TASK
IN MACEDONIAN RELIEF
RcfuEcca Numbering $1,000 Desperntcly
tlinEinE to Ruined Farms in
Mountains.

Correspondence of the Associated
Prcss.)
kANADAR. MACEDONIA. July 26-
Without food without clothing. with
out medical attention, with hardly any
growing crops promising relief when
the harvest comes. $4,000 refugees of
this district have returned and are
desperately clinEinE 10 the little noun
tain farms which are their patrimony
Rather than abandon them they will
die in the ruins and caves which to-
day only half shield them from the cle-
mcnts.
To this field the Balkan commission
of the American Red Cross has sHnt
Captain X. NJ. Blakely, L. s. ~. medical
nurses and several car loads of sup
plies. Villages within radius OF
nifty kilomcters are now being served
by the "Amerikanska." Medicines are
given at the dispensary. which never
charges a dinar for its services or for
-four. clothing ami other supplies from
the canteen. What that means to
people who have come back from exile.
after three years II deprivation of the
necessities Of life. TO find their homes
in ruins, can best be appreciated here
on the spot.
The station here AT Kavadar is but
Serbia. Albania. Montenegro. Roumania.
Herzegovina and Greece which the
Balkan commission Of the American
Red Cross has established.
The town hall is used for an in
frmary. an empty house for a food
and clothing warehouse and an old
mill has been made into bakery. The
dispensary is crowded from morning
TO night Some days ESQ patients are
treated The manned and stricken
come from a radius of thirty miles.
tuberculosis in every. form anaemia
and other ills that follow in the wake
of underfeedinE and poor housing have
affected third OF the population.
Tie task facing the Red Cross relief
agencies is a heroic one.
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who has been visiting Mrs. T: G; VAL
whore she Will spend several weeks
before returning home.
Mrs. C. a. Edwards. who has been
visiting her parents. DR.. and Mrs f.. j..
Butler. has returned TO her home in
Richmond
Mrs. S. w. Broaddus has returned
landt. n. Y.
Miss Pattye Parish. OF Washington.
is visiting at the home of Il. II. CoGhill.
Missy Dorothy Cave. OF Washington.
is visiting Miss Elizabeth Jordan.
Mrs. w. NJ. Cobb has returned from
Il visit to friends at Falls Church
Mrs. T. Il. Gill. who spent some time
at Ocean Wow with her sister, Mrs.
Moore. has returned home.
Mrs. Walter Wilson has returned
from a visit TO her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. \. j. Chewing, in Louisa.
Miss Sallie Billiard. of Lynchburg.
is spending some time at the homo Of
her brother. G. l.. Bullard.
Joe Willis DcJarnctte and r. C..
Travis have returned from visit to
friends in Washington.
Mrs. Il. S. Coghill. after spending
some time with her parents. MIR. and
Mrs. Rollins, in Stafford, has returned
home.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27

to exist between tho dwarfs and the
larger Africans"
"WerenT they drcadfully afraid OF
being measured and having castles Of
their features taken?" | asked.
Indeed they were. but when, after
considerable bribery, We induced one
to be tapped and have plaster applied to
his face. all the rest wanted to be sim
ilarly treated. We cut hair from the
heads of some of them for specimens
and they were quito proud OF the dis
tinction."
Among the photographs one Of the
most interesting was that OF a dance
parently consists OF shuttle like that
in which the aboriEinccs of our land
used to engage. but the pygmy, in
stead OF shutting to the music of tom
toms or any other primitive sound
making instrument, does so to the
rhythm OF hands slapped on bare arms
jus, above the elbow. which is GER
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27

:. rou1E and enthusiastic Eoi.er 4:
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enemy 10 women whom nevertheless
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Nor will she be content with being a
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comrade to other human beings
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
Sworn Statement
EtE1c Composition,
Of the F0RMUZAof
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former United States Senator and Vice
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Minnesota; L. :. Commissioner of Inmisra-
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sioner OF the United States Board OF Medi-
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former Health Commissioner VIM r. Kerr
OF Chicago
Newspapers everywhere are Invited to
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Ptriful Procedure.

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27

Its thrilling thing. this being
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time in history. And girls wno arc
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at less than one fourth the cost TO us, and
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Thu Retort Courteous.

C-us'y traveller.
CaGst!czliy. - am
Dab. has stopped
Mother Yes. sir.
Thing that's pleased
me au!!Tla as a. the
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BOWLING GREEN

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Miss Louise Baker. Of Athens Tenn.
Evening journal., 1919-08-19

small numbers. There has been no
semblance OF the mob spirit. but the
community seems electrified with the
undercurrent OF determination which
lies in the hearts Of the searchers.
That the capture OF the slayer would
result In summary punishment Is de-
clared by many citizens OF the section.
who vow That he "will never reach
jail The Sheriff and other officials.
however Insist that the law shall take
lis course, and the cooperation officials
are receiving from citizens seems to in
dicaie that In the event Of the capture
OF The slayer the punishment will be
left entirely 10 the law. This feeling.
however Is different from that OF sun
day night. Had the <murderer been
captured then, members OF Sunday
nights posses declare. lynch law would
have prevailed
Among those most active IN the search
FOR the slayer Is William Thlrles. JUS
lice Of the peace az Bowie. Mr.. Thirles
has shown decided Initiative since the
crimes and has been comhing. the
section for suspects. Yesterday morn
Ing he issued five warrants. resulting
IN The arrest Of the four taken at
Bowie. Information obtained as a re-
suit OF these arrests Is believed 20 have
proved OF value in the search. though
no connection with the crimes could be
Traced to those 10 custody.