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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-27

ed him the man had been customer
for years and he figured as soon as he
rot the new wagon. he would hitch his
team to 1t and drive all over the coun-
ty telling Of the incident. Thus ex-
planned DR.. Lindley. the wagon re-
placement meant loss as far as the
one sale was concerned, but the COM
pany was building for permanent
business.
Several times during his discourse
he mentioned the value Of advertising
in daily papers and he quoted parts of
well known advertising slogans and his
hearers readily gave the remainder,
which tended to show, how close the
advertisements are read and remem-
bred.
Edward G. Rosenheim presided at the
luncheon and introduced DR.. Lindley.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-27

The above three significant state
ments were made this noon by Dr. Err
nest HI. Lindley, president of the Uni
versity of Idaho. in an address on "Ad-
vertising," at the Boise Commercial
club rooms, among whom were a num-
Der of women, at the noon luncheon to-
day.
DR.. Lindley pointed out the funda-
mental rules of successful advertising
citing that truth in advertising, meth
DDS of appeal, moderation of state
ments and the backing up Of advertis-
ing statements by proper treatment
would win an everlasting and profit
able business.
In almost every walk of life, from
the minister selling his service to the
church, the salesman selling himself to
the merchant and even in the insur-
ance business. the college president
presented the value of appeal
He pointed out great failures in ad-
vertising, stating that hundreds of
thousands of dollars had been spent to
establish trade marks which people
could not pronounce. He emphasized
the fact that advertising, properly
backed up brought returns, good will
and established permanent trade.
During the course Of his remarks DIR
Lindley spoke of the value of the Uni
versity of Idaho and took occasion to
commend Governor Davis for his stand
against cutting the appropriation fol
that institution, stated that he saw the
opportunity and that the institution
was not creating tax but an asset te
Idaho, stating that where five cents
was put into it, rs was taken out il
good citizenship.
| Many witty stories were told by DR.
Lindley to illustrate his points on ad.
vertising, the value of craftsmanship
and Of good business. He told of a mai
order house who had sold wagon e
a customer, which when it arrived haC
broken wheel The customer, angry
wrote back if new wheel was no
sent he would not accept the wagon
The manager of the concern gave or
ders to send him an entirely new wag
on. After the shipment was made TIL
understudy wanted to know the reason
for such action. The manager inform
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-27

Let us mount your head and tan
your hide. r. w. Limbert. Boise. Ida. If
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-27

Plano moving made easy. Call Is.
peaslev Transfer q Storage Co.--Adv
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-27
Members Announce They Will
Do Everything Possible to
Bring About Favorable Con-
alteration.
TIME is NOT oPPoRTuNE
Public Utilities Commissioners
Say Washington Without APP
preparation With Which to
Go Ahead.

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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-27

APPEALS TO HUMAN HEART.

FINALLY, it is a doctrine which APP
peals to the human heart, because it
furnishes rea sonable and legitimate
means by which we may keep ourselves
in communion through prayer with
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-27
DR.. {. 4. L|NDLEY
SPEAKsOF vALUEOF
GOOD ADVERTISING
Addresses Gathering at Boise
Commercial Club = Urges
Truth and Moderation in
Presenting Claims for Sales.

Advertising is an appeal to the
mind"
Truth in advertising and the man
who speaks with moderation through
the daily papers will get the business"
Don't misrepresent anything"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-27
OTHER REQUISITES

ODORONO. large size bottle ......... 500
ODORONO, small size bottle .......... 2Ao
NON-SPI, regular 43c size ......... $40
LYSOL, regular CSC size ....s...,.....1o 40
SMIRNOFF SHAMPOO POWDER,
regular i0c package ........ Tor loo
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Idaho State Board of Examina-
ton and Registration of Graduate
Nurses will hold it's April examination
in the legislative chamber of the house
of representatives, April rs and rs,
1919.
bit and Pet Stock association will be
held in the Commercial club rooms on
Thursday evening at 7:30o'clock. All
members are urged to attend.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-27

Tire trouble? Leave tire fixing to
our experts. Bryant Tire & Vulcaniz-
ing Co., 1920 Front ST., Opp. o. S. L.
depot. Firestone tires. Adv. AGO
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-27

Line between Boise and Nan1pa. The
proposal has many staunch supporters
and is to be given attention early this
year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20
COMMUNICATION or
STEPTOE GAS BILL

CHARLESTON. ". Nn. l.,n -
Tnn; all ;l.iaS. al M"~t virginia ,.it:-
1.r5< from ia" DAY lab"rrr. h">" h":n"
L. h"r;ri h% natural tI$. /" Tho cap
'rlu -" industry. whn relies upon III"
same incl /" run machinery - lbs fac
lurl"@--lr" deeply interested N III"
adoption IT tn" St"pln" EtS bill. nuw
p,uL!ug hrf":" thr legislature. i N.
,!it.It.i ~ ~" rImnII;l cations hrIuj;
receive! 10y l9tHub.rs ~ Doth house and
.'uat. from their constituents.
Th" commitment cons. al! &c which
,irrr Tho adoption of thu bal which
w"tIii r"Gulr'. EtS companies la S"rN -
West NirG!n'H first. como nos only from
Iu'i:yi,Iual". hut irru lradI!is c!Yi" aHd
riIdr "rEamiTri I"u*. which represent the
Thought Of their communities. .iTntng
organizations that bay" officially III
,IurS,.i i7rc ui"aSur" arc III" Huntington
ChHHIh"r at Commerce. Ih., Huntington
Manufacturers and J"b"rs' bureau and
The ''iArksbur% Rotary club.
itIarinGS un Ih,. bill will begin in
he S"uIt" chamber At 81 o'clock
Wednesday, evening before n joint Sos
st"n e. house and ;cnnt" Judiciary COM
nut;"..S Philip + Stcptoc. Of i'lnrk>-
htirj:. author Of the measure. will lead
tn. fight in favor Of the bill. lie viii
l." assisted by leading attorneys OF
mort hrru and central West Virginia. whA
have been retained by the West N.r-
EInin Gas Consumers AsSo"iat ION which
stands sponsor for the bill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20
EX-SENATOR WATSON >.
AND BODY OF AIDE :
ARRIVE ON LAPLAND:

r'ArKMnNT. W. Va, Jan. Io.--CoIonets
t,:Ir"nc" W. Watson. Of Farm"nt, who
has boon in service in Franco with the.
today in New York OH ~" l.apland-
tin Tho S:iIl" boat with Colonel Watson
was his former SECRETARY. Captain Joh n'
T.. Iuckingharu. 81 Baltimore. Md. who
did Hhunrl ship lasr Tuesday. An Gi-.
c"r,tyd stomach. aggravated ny S"vcrt.
So: Sickness caused his death. Buck.
incham had boon identified WIKI the C2n~
soIldntcd Coat Company for L. number.
Of ynars. HIS fwu.r;Il Will take place
~ I!altm"r" Tuesday. TIL" deceased.
WIS singh H.. was commissioned a.
trSi lieutenant AMI Just prior TO sail,
inc for Frame last summer was pro-
noted To captain. =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20
FIVE TEAMS IN
LEAD FOR TIE
P!ONSH!P

Special Dispatch to Tho tnt"llgonccr.
AORGANTOWN. W. Va. Jan. ls;--
Though tho 1912 basketball season w!th
West Virginia high schools ~ us yet
young. thcro have been sufficient gnm"s
played to Indicate, III general ut least.
;he comparative strength - IN teams
that are usually most prom: N IN"
Mountain Stat" season. Huntington,
l'arkcrsburE. Ersstol and other teams
have taken trips including games with
teams tar from their usual stamping
grounds and th,s has s"rr"d - CIV" an
!dca "a to tho cuinparattE" m"rifS ~
agErcSationS hHt ar" widely separated
\ rather superficial study OF the re-
suits OF the more important games ElAE--
cd Indicate that there Hrn at TINS i!'lt-f
four or five teams running ahead Of thf
field. This lis, Includes Buckhann0i[.
Charleston. Elklns; Wcllshurs and per
haps others that have not yet played
sufficient ErImcs tn establish thor
towns team :210 and Morcantown was
supposed th.s yNar to i" unusually
strong. Tho Upshur;r"s ais" swanp"I
ShnnSton on Shin'iSt"ns own floor.
credit In doing this. Char!"%t"i beat
her Alumni. y strong iiv". and ais"
trimmed Cam Il"rdcCson'S sdl-slar FriS-
tol team WrllShurE h"al III" Eth
aVcnu" high team. Of Pittsburgh. ana
has other notable performances I" her
thing sh" has mt accomplished for
Sornr years and under Il new coach
sens 20 have now life. ElkInS has
come back into the lim"liEht after tw"
or three. years Of. quasi inactivity. and
according to preliminary REPORTS seems
destined to cause SON" anxiety among
her opponents all through tho season.
Huntington might also b" included in
the class If strong teams and III" sam"
NAV he said uf bristol. MurEantOwn.
Wheeling and Clcnd"uu'n. th"uGh tn"
las, years champs from Cl"nd"nnin
have gotten u lat" start ana w"rr beaten
IN their own floor hv n" i:ri&t"l high
team Since thus reverse. h"w"v"r. TN"
Kanawha county lam hIs had tn" good
fortune to have som" uf h"r players TO-
turned from the army, and Will. ~"
doubt. be 4 conspicuous CONTENDER
throughout the year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20
Fl 0NIFR If VALLEY ATHLETES
Entered IN INTEL" TOURNEY

ago Of IS years, VII" w'll hH considered
Il member upon payment Of Il H'arIH
lur or Part thereof This WI! "ntitlH
the rr"Hi!,.r "a one Io'" ~ amy general
ar SPECIAL :1.r".Iu%. in n" second class
any duly organized jewish group VIII
To-, ,.UiiiI"I "a memberships III ~" class.
.cvc.r,iug ti,nssc "rGau,2aIl"us n" aver
"ra!:c axe nr who's" iuriui" - Is loss
than i years. which VIII b. Gated
iuu,nr nr::ir.%lfi"r4 McIul. rShlp ~
the second class entities ""ch member
Of thr nrganizltinu t" 4 vote. lul not
moro han on" vote VIII h" allowed !"
any member OF the first or second class;
or both
Tho officers Of tho community will
consist If Il president. N'""-pr"$lG"ut.
SECRETARY and treasurer. H'l a! whom
will J." elected annually hy ~" c"'n'nu-
nifty council The community council
will consist 90 representative" ;"r
each fifty or less OF the membership ct
tho membership. and organizations VIII
hc allowed 10 eject representatives on
tho same haSis.
Committees IN finance. W"liar". "''H-
cation. corporation and social activity
will ho elected. and Will Scrv" for q
term Of one year. Thirty members VIII
he considered n quorum. Although def
above will probably hc tho basis upon
which the organization will be cons
Quoted.
The following committees w"r" APP
noin,cd ut the convention held Ec&trr-
day afternoon u present tn" matter OF
the jewish Community Center {" their
respective organizations: M"&Sr". Moss
Wolfe. Stein. l. o. O.: McsSr3. II. Eh"r.
Harhcnhcim~r. r. Bacr. E"fE Street T"m-
pie: Messrs. Harrison, Schaf"r. Y. NJ.
II. ~: Mcsdam"s Wolfe !I"rkh",m"r
Miss Ccrciia SpcyCr. Tempt" Sister
hood: Mnsdamcs Rosenberg. S!T!lZ.
Wnman's Aid: Misses St"inhauS"r. i:is-
cnhcrr. Eackrnhnimcr. Tempt" Guild ;
NosSrs. Thompson. Kr""rrrrn Work.
mans Circle: M"Ssrs. t'ain". l-aNin".
Front, Orthodox Synagogue: Rev. R"z-
Mich. 11r. Tivish. Zionist club: Mrs.
Hipkins. Mr.. Front. T"mrl" Juniors:
Mcstamcs Lcvi Bc"kran, PARENTS Or
sanintiou: Misses Kurt, R7ov"rman'
Youthful Daughters
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20
PRACTICALLY EVERY PLAYER ON
LIST OF RESPECTIVE TEAMS
ARE KNOWN TO THE FANS.
Rivalry Intense As Many were Sitter
Towards One Another During High
School Careers

Perhaps the most important annhIrr"-
incnt tn n" fans since IN" i'iHs hay"
h".u selected Is ;he playing r"&>"r or
tn. teams. To- say rhTl all have en-
d"avur"d /" CO; IN" host Is citing 1t tru"
- tlr Caihrr Of tn" men picked. ~
team 0ri ttl. list has players Unknown
L. the valley cans whether II BE- ono.
Two or more. there %rr none "n" nay"
not n on" kline showed real class VIM
in amateur circles "r IN scholastic
teams In lrrkinE over the list. or" Is
inclined IL see some teams with NOR"
stars than tho other hut IN III" long run
they all appear To nc about hS evenly
hnItrc"d a. any seen in Il Cnnt"S; h"
b"fpr". whether II - a tournament or
not Mart! Is Ferry has entered the hcS'
team aynj'.lhl,. in tho over river city:
Ecllairr has don" The same while III" TO
IRA -Idrr HAY" all CanvasS"d th"r i"rll-
tory and collected what in 'h,I' "pln:"r
wcr1 the best.
Z: the recent meeting I w7' decided
rrt /" ali"" tho team s"i"c' ions attrr
once handed in AMI Cor this reason IN"
managers ara helpless IN max" change
nd all profit thereby. E+'n% fair fnr
one ~ for tho other. no criticisms "HUlH
n~ brought up b. any ~ rh" maCIiai"S.
trhcr"f"rc tn" lists as giNrh below ar
no, subject - chang" Hn1 !H"S'' VINO al
irrd the tournament viii So AL tn"
PLAYERS participant" and thus mon listed
TIA; do not ru' in m app"r-anc" q? arc
no. availahc will have Ia 60 hungry.
Rivalry is expect I'd 10 hc tho biz feature
OF IL" tournament. Sc"'n" ms Si"riiou1
opportunity o. getting even" with their
old time rivals from thc high schools
ih"rn promises To b. som" Tough and
tumble" basketball played ana N order
;n hold tn" mnn rs "clnSc- No I"ss'hi"
and make tho games c'r1n. El," i;nTh"n
the Official rrrrr>.. 81 ~" ohio Valley
has hocn secured - haNh" all III" cor
tests and Il fair deal = nSsGr,d Cor all.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20
w. Y. u. REJOICES
OVER PITT VICTORY

$r".,.It Dispatch /" 'rh" Ir:"iiigrnrrr.
MpItiNNTnWN. ". Va. IAN. l9.--ff
West N!rg,nlr University had accom-
rli<nSd m"lh,u.r "IS.. OH her recent trip
=. bnSk"ihaN hrr win ever III" tnivCr-
..ry rf Pittsburgh. "u'thr i'i,l$ floor on
'Thur>,i;i% might wa$ enough 10 MAKE tho
tourney Il success. l. "aS tn" first tim"
for fiy" years that a M"unrain"rr ath-
l"ij,. team has nnh"d over II repre-
Sruintlv" team from l'iii in any branch
80 snort wnntrr"r. Ir hlS"halI: basket
ball aud IN I""ihHil H. rauihrrS hnv"
consistently won out. and last year even
went -. far a= IN win both - In" s..h"d-
.!l"L games an TN" tln"r. |; WAS. Of
l.,,Irsn th"r"r"r.' with great r"iuI,'InE,
that tho news was Perceived here II tho
,.,.inry Of IVES: NireIuia'S team Tho
tact 700. that II wis an uphill game
also l,l,l,J Ia Ms %wI>rtn"S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20

TIL" game that will n" ~" talk Of III"
valley takes rlaC" Tho coming Fr!da :
evening ~ Rcllair" between the Gold and
i;lu" and IN" Rcd and I:luCk. Nor much
need h." $l!h of In" rivalry existing and
those. who want L. SOC Il contest 'hHt IS
spirited every minut". might Just aH
we'll TAX" \ little car rid" urrrsS tn"
pond. for there will ~" excitement Of III"
dnrrs:; sort displayed. B"llair" seems Ia
have the hig edge m the locals. and
coupled with tn" fac. hat Sh" hes Z
Wheeling II f""thall. should max" III"
local lads have anger in their hearts and
= determination never b"fnT" liSIlay"l.
With Wheeling having y u"w team and
:h.. fart that l:"ilairr Is we'll prepn rcd n =
well rs rlmyinG IL hG me territory. looks
ik" Rcd and Elnck victory. but III"
local followers Will y" on hnud "a show
their loyalty Hnd do thor utmost to aid
IN ;hr chr"rinE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20
ORGANIZATION FOR PURPOSE OF
PROMOTING COMnERCIAI CON-
SCoUSNESS AMONG JEWS
Is FORMED

A Community Center for the jewish
people OF the city nf Wheeling and the
surrounding district Will he a thing OF
reality soon. according to plans now IN
der way. \; tho meeting hold ycStcr-
day afternoon At N" Young Mons He
brew Association rooms a the Board or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20

cnth"dr.il after i'S viCt"ry over
Wheeling wIi! ger down Ia Smm" extra
rrI"ti"" AMI start uI tit" upward climb.
MnundSvil!" VIII H." mot at III" down III"
river gym Friday evening and IL" locals
ar, about certain Of n Nirin-T. al l"nSt
they Zee. that way. TIL" Maroon md
Or nm has III" !r:,kiu<s Of a good fi"" and
il ituSl H. taken into cons Ii"ra':"u that
eh" has mot both W"llSliIrg and %'ru-
h"Evill" ~ their h''st. which accounts
for the pnn" showing.
FHrk"rShurC. will iuvah" this So''tinn
~" r"mins: Weekend. stopping rlf in
Wh"rinw and taking Il trip I'M 10 1.inSlv
trmnrN for a gam" Thor" and then VIII
l." ON lie VA - W"llShurr To- down the
team uf that place ard xiii III" inrnTht
&C = championships This season Thr
down river !nd& will llo r.Inrmh Sod rnr
their hnsK"t ball ''h.l'.T ami except last
srrr'. h"ld ~" stat" iltir fGr y long tire.
Iiu.urS ar" L. Tho effect that tho 'raIn
i; ,,IUn!lv strong 40 last season. Al-
ready diSpngin- nf r'alrmnn; and on" or
49,: "tE,rS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20
BIG NEWSPAPER FRE.

%G'NrE. Del. Ian 19--Thc
.:utir"2 building and equipment OF this
y IlIuiuEtnn Morning News WAS COM
nIri"ly wiped nut by fir" hers early this
morning causing 4 loss estimated 1t
500, n0V.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20

I@i:. IN 1914. and IN average Of ltia
goals iurIl.; The season past II" holds
what - SAID - Ia Il record III L high
s-rhmnl with g.: EnalS In ON" Eanc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20

Interest locally VIII ~" ren!"r"d ur"n
tue approaching Irt"IiiG"u""r hI,knIhnl Il
tournament which 'Hk"= ~" stag mkt
Saturday ..v"Tn~ at Ia" local Y. VI. {. 4
:,ri interest r tn" unusual e"it !, T." hn
'N:r led since every fret rlasa team
u. the valley VIII h' r"pr.,s.''l NJ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20
A Hint.

i"l,iHP whistles ~ hoIl'H:, w~tnr AID
'-..r.rr ih"m 'h"r"in Tor rif'.,n minutes
gar washing - lot wai"r ard soar.
v.il prove. an "Ff""'iv.' mi -s'm;l" rlrt II
fey .-i'li' !rE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20
MARY PICKFORD

Life is better after seeing Hears
soul good I had some wonderful /
eral handkerchiefs, too... And l sho1
one at the close
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20
CHARLIE CHAPLIN

Il laughed. l sobbed. The tears were i!
beautiful story. with magnificent climax
hands! shouted until was hoarse.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20
GEORGE M. CONAN
BOARD OF HISTORIANS

your production Of Hearts OF the VI
table on record, and We feel privilege
the greatest of modern historians
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-09
Zen Nights in a
 BarrOOm" "-MaieStic

. The Maddocks-Park Players, appear ing in stock at the New Majestic. will offer as their ninth weeks attraction Americas freatest drama, Ten Nights in a Barroom," play that has been declared by the Playwright's League of America to be the greatest of all American plays, one that con- tains all the clements that go to make the ideal dramatic entertainment.
 The play is too well known to need reviewing here. The story of the plad centers around the curse of liquor, and depicts the havoc and ruin brought about by its excessive use.
 Frank Hammond, manager of the New Majestic, In speaking of the play, said: T am presenting this play at the request of more than 300 of my regular patrons, some of whom have seen, the play in years gone by, and others have never seen it. It hardly seems possible that there is city in the United States the size of Birming- ham where this play has not been presented in recent years, but such IS the case here, and it is with pleasure that I accede to the requests Of my regular patrons. It was my intention when opened the season here to play nothing but late Broadway stock re- leases, but there are so many of the older plays that the people of Bir- mingham want to see that l have al- tered my plans and will present number of the past great plays.
 Following Ten Nights Tn Bar room,' l am going to offer one of the most beautiful plays ever presented, 'Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm with Miss Mae Park in the title role. This is a play that I am proud to offer, and am making great preparations Tor this play. Among other Tine plays that will be offered in the next few weeks
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-09
lN6oNE) SCENE E1oM 'cOrzE OI 0FZHE H7TlHkW"
 le'eA0''/ f eJEfTERI0v

team entertains in comedy chatter that in bright and breezy, and they furnish much entertainment.
 Other attractions will be Howard and White in their original comedy. "The Gadabouts;" Billy Rogers, Max ing You Smile" and Waiman and Berry in Something Else, Please" a musical offering.
 Hello, People Hello" Big musical song and dance attraction, will be the headline feature the last half of the week This number is presented by company of nine talented artists, and is an unusual and most entertaining act.
 Willard and Worth, in their circus travesty, "The Lion Tamer,' will also be feature attraction the last half of the week. This act is featured with comedy and amusement and should prove generally pleasing.
 The last half week bill will also bring to the Lyric Kranz and LaSalle, ir sorgs and foolishness; Melnotte and Leedon in artistic nonsense, and Fred Kcrnau, the celebrated whistler.
 Lyric screen telegrams and the Hearst magazine pictures are a most pleasing feature at all Lyric perform aEceS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-09
Come Out of the
 Kitchen'- '-JefferSOn

Come Out of the Kitchen" is a play of sunshine, happiness and youth, which Henry Miller will present at the Jefferson theatre next Friday and Sat urday and Saturday matinee. It has its moments of heart interest. It ap- peals to intelligent theatregoers. That the public have responded to 1t is best illustrated in it's career. It ran throughout an entire season at the Cchan theatre in New York, and since then has been played in several of the larger cities, including Chicago, where i. delighted large audiences for three months. You are to see the produc- tion exactly as it was presented in New York and Chicago. and you may be sure that Henry Miller has sup piled a company of the highest merit for that has always been his way in casting his plays
 Come Out of the Kitchen" has been accorded exceptionally high praise. A clean, wholesome play, with. heart in- terest and an abundance of honest laughter, 1t has won the instant ap- proval of theatregpers. In an eulogis- tic review, the New York Sun said: ''The admirable quality of Come Out of the Kitchen served to make the evening one of the most delightful or the year." In an extended article the New York World said: Audiences will discover and take delight in the special charm in this delicate little play. They will also enjoy the south ern atmosphere of the mellow Virginia setting, which forms it's background, for Henry Miller has devoted much ar tistic care and feeling to the produc- tion of the work" The Chicago Daily News said: Everybody will go to see Come Out of the Kitchen and everybody will love it." In the Chi cago Herald this appeared. "The en- raptured audience applauded almost every line, wept occasionally, and en- cored every curtain a half dozen times" Scores of similar extracts might be printed. but these will sui flee. The main thing after all is to let you know that you are going to really enjoy yourself at the theatre when you see Come Out of the Kitchen"