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Barrymore's Shifting Style

to the Bahamas, where. accordinG
to a recent announcement. an elab-
crate ship wreck scene will be stag
ed at an estimated cost Of s2S.oOo-
A recent addition 20 the cast Of
-Marooned Hearts" is a Mr.. Bonte.
with his dog. characteriEing -SAilor
Jim and Dog" Other well-known
screen players in the cast are Tom
LyteIl. Eric Msyne. George Bsckus
and Joseph Flanagan.
'Marooned Hearts" was written
by Lewis Allen Browne
Harry o. Jsrboe- manager OF tia
Gayety Theater. enjoyed his an
nual family reunion Hast week
without in the least interfertns
with his usual duties. This canne
about by reason Of the fact thai
Mr.. Jarboe's father II the musical
director Of The Million Dollar
Dolls" last weeks attraction and
had just been rejoined by his wife.
Harry Jarboe's mother. who had
been forced TO temporarily Aban-
don the tour, because Of an tilnaa
that extended over . period of
seven weeks
The united states government
owns the Poll Theater property
here and for several years the house
has been operated under an AZ
rsngement through which the the
atrical interests could be ordered
to vacate on thirty days notice In
case Uncle Sam wished 70 erset .
new structure on the site Recently.
however, Mr.. Poll succeeded In get
ting a ten-year lease without the
thirty-day clause and he will now
spend about $3.50 remodelling and
redecorating the theater. The Sh1-
bert interests will continue To book
attractions there.
Wanda Hawley. recently elevated
to stardom by Realart Pictures Cor
poration- says she isn't so dead urre
she would have entered into ths
contract IL she had known in sd-
vance that she would have 20 DO q
barefoot dance in her very first BSc-
ture. She is cast in Jerome y.
Jerome's comedy. Miss Hobbs.- In
the role Of a super-feminist and ua-
tra-faddist- and the clothes she
wears. of fearful and wonderful Gu
bustic and futuristic motif. give
her almost as much acute aesthetic
pain as the clothes she can't wear.
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METROPOLITAN - "Shore Acres
starring Alice Lake and Edward
Connolly.
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COLUMBIA-First four days, Bry-
ant Washburn in Mrs. Temples
Telegram" fihal three days
Blanche Sweet in The Deadlicr
Sex"
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kNICKERBoCkER - SUNDAY

kNICKERBOCKER - Sunday and
Monday, Alice Lake in shore
Acres" Tuesday and Wednesday
Alice Brady in Sinners" Thurs
day and Friday. Viola Dana in
The Willow Tree" Saturday,
Madge Kennedy in The Bloom
ing Angel"
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COSMOS-"The Escapade:" Valen-
tine Vox and company; Octavia
Handworth in Twice a Week."
Mason and Dixon: Constance
Talmadge in in Search of a
Sinner" and other acts.
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This Weeks S Shows

GARRICK-Second season of sum-
mer stock inaugurated by Garrick
: players tomorrow night; offering
William LeBaron's three-act ro-
mantle ia -"e, II Love You" Cast
headed, by Earle Foxe.
PoLPs-The Century Midnight
Whirl; the engagement begins
Tuesday night; staged by Julian
Mitchell. Edward Royce and Will
lam H. Smith: lyrics by Bud de
Sylvia, Joserh Mccarthy and John
Henry Mears; music by George
Gershwin and Harry Tierney. Bes-
sic Mccoy Davis is featured.
BELAsCo-Grand opera by the San
Carlo Grand Opera Company. Be-
ginning tomorrow night, "Rigo-
letto;" Aida" Tuesday; Faust"
Wednesday afternoon; Madam
Butterfly" Wednesday night; La
Fora del Destino," Thursday
"Cavalleria Rusticana" and "Pag-
liacci," Friday: Carmen" Satur-
day afternoon; I'll Trovatore.'
Saturday night.
NATIoNAL-'Twin Beds" Lois Boil
ton heads cast Engagement be-
gins tonight.
b. r. KETTH's-Fritzi Scheff in Rae
Samuels' THE Blue Streak of
Vaudeville" George Kelly in THE
Flattering Word" Bailey and
Cowan, Princess Radjah. ]. c. Nu-
gent, Bartram and Sexton, Goslar
and Lusby, Topics of the Day"
and the kinograms.
COSMOS - Hugo Jansen's rarity,
Powder Puff Parlor:" Henry B.
Toomer and Company in The Wife
Saver" Ed Ward and Grace Ray
mond; True Pals" with "Trixie -
Marks and Rosa: Jimmy Reynolds;
Harry and Anna Scranton in
Beauty on the Wire" MY Lady's
Carter" and Training a Hus-
band" and other acts.
GAYETY-"Abe Reynolds Revue;
prominent in cast are Arthur
Mayer, Billie Davis and others.
FOLLY-Harry Hastings The Kew
pie Dolls" Tom Howard, Anne
"oPAAh oHN ONhNio III SdSls
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Farrar
supported by Lou TeIlegen. in
The Woman and the Puppet." by
Pierre Louys and Pierre Prondaie
PALACE - Perturbation of John
Fox's story, THE Little Shepherd
of Kingdom Come" with Jack
Pickford as star.
RIALTo-King w. vidor's "The
Family Honor" a romance OF
COLUMBIA-First our days "The
False Road" starring Enid Ben
net; final three days, The Dream
Cheater," starring J. Warren Ker.
rigan.
GARDEN-John Barrymore in "Dr
Jekyll and Mr.. Hide. n.-..
sTRAND-Allan pwan's The Luck
OF the Irish." by Harold Mac
Grath.
KNICKERBoCkER-Today and to.
morrow, Geraldine Farrar in THE
Woman and the Puppet;" Tuesday
and Wednesday, Dustin iFarrium In
The Corsicap Brothers." Thurs.
day and Friday, Owen Moore in
Sooner or Later" Saturday, Elsie
Janis in THE Imp"
-CRANDALL's - First four days
Stalking His Life" with william
s. Hart. Louise Glaum and Charlie:
Ray; Thursday and Friday, who's
Your Servant?' with aIl-star cast
Charles Ray in ALARM Clock
Andy" Saturday.
With the Potomac River now a
its full springtime beauty, a pass
age on the steamer Charles Macal.
ester to Mount Vernon is mad,
doubly enjoyable. Points of pres
ent and historical interest passet
en- route include the War College
Alexandria shipyards, Forts Wash
ington and Hunt, the government
fish propagation lakes and Marshal
Hall. These trips are made from
the seventh street wharyes daily
except Sunday. at 10 .. m. and 2:3t
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GAYETY-Joe Hurtig's THE Social
Maids" cast includes Ina Hay
ward, Bluch Landolf. Ben Small.
Alfred Lorraine and others.
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PALACE-"A Lady in Love-" star
ring Ethel Clayton.
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CRANDALL'S - First four days,
Women Men Forget" with Mol
lie King; Thursday and Friday,
Alice Joyce in The Sporting
Duchess;" Saturday. Wallace Reid
in Excuse Ny Dust"
GLEN ECHo-opening of season,
Saturday, May is.
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Scenes for "Marooned Rearts.- a
forthcoming SelZnick production in
which Lewis J. Selznick presents
Miss Zena Keefe. have been taken
at Miami. Fla. by Director George
Archainbaud, according to an an
nouncement this week. Conway
Tesrle plays the leading male role
opposite Miss Keefe.
Director Archainbaud is reported
to have taken his entire company
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Crttenden,s Claim to Fame

Gently come from his pen He 4
the author Of the appealing Enid
Bennett picture. The False Road,
in which the pretty star will appeal
at Loew's Columbia today.
Marcus Loew, the thester mar.
nate. has acquired four more thaH
aters in New York. which brings hi
theater holdings in the metropoliI
up TO the number Of ~. The nsN
Loew houses just acquired inciudf
the new Rio theater at iSeth streef
and Broadway. which has q seating
capacity that makes "a a very va
liable asset In addition 20 the Isib
the Loew interests took over ths
EIlsmere, at 174th street and south.
ern boulevard: the Spooner at 1889
street and Southern boulevard, and
the Victory at IBSth street and
Third avenue. All four theaterI
will be operated under the Lsoeuu
management and viii purvey Losv
attractions. -
Henri Sokolove. conductor Of TN
symphony orchestra at CrandaIif
kntckerbocker Theater and one q
the most gifted violinists In wan.
AhBNCns = ATenGuoOuN DLL~
sonal success last week by his rem
dition Of violin solos. as added fea-
lures Of the bill. accompanied ~
thee Chickering Ampico recordina
piano. Special lighting effects used
in connection with the innovauon
added TO the enjoyment of one %
the most popular features ever Of
fered in conjunction with q bin Of
photoplays in the Capital
Among recent arrivals in wash
ington are Miss Ruth Hoffman and
her sister. Miss Grace Hoffman. who
left Washington nearly a year arc
to accept an engagement with q Gus
Edwards attraction in Manhattan
These two youngsters have been
members OF one Of Mr.. Ziegfeld,n
numerous beauty choruses for the
past year. but returned 70 wsshing-
ton on account Of the serious iIlne@
Of their mother.
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Miss Alma Belwin has been en-
gagged to play the leading role in
support of Lou-Tellegen in The
Rlua paEtl
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b. r. KEITH'S-Roscoe Ails and
Band. Under the Apple Tree" :"
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Barry; Dugan
o and Raymond; Mrs. Gene Hughes
and company: Maria 10 and ar
lists; Rome and Cullen: Leon Var
vara; Topics of the Day, and the
kinograms.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Farrar,
supported by Lou Tellegen. in
The Woman and the ,Puppet." by
Pierre Louys and Pierre Prondaie.
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POLPS-'Monte Cristo. Jr." twenty
seventh big musical spectacle of
New York Winter Garden.
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NATIoNAL-"Twin Beds" Lois Boil
ton heads cast. Engagement be-
gins tonight.
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Roscoe Karns. who plays the part
of Dal Tucker in King W. Vidor's
production. The Family Honor"
which opens a weeks engagement at
Moore's Rialto TheaterStoday, comes
to the pictures with a long expe-
ricnce on the stage. Harms appeared
in The Three of Us" ''Mile-a-Min-
ute Kendall" Captain Kidd. Jr., ="
Too Many Cooks" Rolling Stones"
His Majesty Bunker Bean" The
Misleading Lady" and Broadway
Jones'"
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FoLLY-Harry Hastings THE Kew
pie Dolls" Tom Howard, Anne
Chaplin and others in cast.
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GAYETY-"Abe Reynolds Revue"
prominent IN cast are Arthur
Mayer. Billie Davis and others.
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b. r. KETTH'S-Fritzi Scheff in Rar
Samuels' The Blue Streak ol
Vaudeville" George Kelly in The
Flattering Word" Bailey ant
Cowan, Princess Radjah. J. c. NJ,
gent. Bartram and Sexton, Goslar
and Lusby, Topics of the Day,
and the kinograms.
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PALACE - Perturbation of John
. Fox's story, THE Little Shepherd
of Kingdom Come" with Jack
Pickford as star.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-02

BELAsCO-Grand opera by the San
Carlo Grand Opera Company. Be-
ginning tomorrow night, "Rigo-
letto;" Aida" Tuesday; Faust"
Wednesday afternoon; Madam
Butterfly" Wednesday night; la
Fora del Destino," Thursday
'Cavalleria Rusticana" and "Pag-
liacci" Friday; Carmen" Satur-
day afternoon; I'll Trovatore.'
Saturday night.
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Richard Walton Tully's Hawaiian
play.
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s II o b f II T-GARRICK - Garrick
Players in Peg o My Heart"
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COSMOS - Hugo Jansen's rarity,
Powder Puff Parlor:" Henry B.
Toomer and Company in ''The Wife
Saver" Ed Ward and Grace Ray
mond: True Pals" with "TrixieS -
Marks and Rosa: Jimmy Reynolds;
Harry and Anna Scranton in
Beauty on the Wire" My Lady's
Carter" and Training Hus-
band" and other acts.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-02

C0LUMBIA-First our days THE
False Road" starring Enid Ben
net; final three days, The Dream
Cheater," starring J. Warren Ker-
rigan.
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GARRICK-Second season of sum-
mer stock inaugurated by Garrick
players tomorrow night: offering
William LeBaron's three-act ro-
mantle ia -"e, II Love You" Cast
headed by Earle Foxe.
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RIALT0-King w. vidor's "The
Family Honor" romance of
Dixie. -
The Washington herald., 1920-05-02

Recent years have marked a
change in the career Of John Barry
more almost as startling as the
transition which he makes as the
star Of DIR. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde"
the screen version of the Stevenson
story. which will be shown at
Moore's Garden Thttter starting to-
day. In real life, however, the
transformation was from a light
comedy actor to one of the foremost
straight dramatic stars OF the pres
ent day.
Both on the stage and screen. Mr..
Barrymore was formerly famous
for the youthful. frivolous charac-
ters that he created. A Barrymore
play or picture was always a laugh
ing success. Then. suddenly John
Barrymore found his true forte He
was cast in the leading role Of JUS
tice," Galsworthy's powerful story.
and people wondered IL this could be
the same man. His performance was
a revelation. He followed il with
such pictures as The Test Of
Honor" and "Dr. Jekyll and Mr..
Hyde" and such stage creations as
Redemption" Peter Ibbetson," and
The lest"
At no time has Mr.. Barrymore
given a more artistic Interpretation
than he offers as the unfortunate
young doctor in "Dr. Jekyll and Mr..
Hyde"
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Next Weeks Shows.

NATIONAL - Henry Miller's new
comedy. Just Suppose" by A. E.
Thomas.
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sTRAND-Allan Dwan's The Luck
OF the IRISH" by Harold Mac
Grath. 49,.
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The thatergong public of New York considerably wrought
the that Charles Dillingham; proposes
charge S. performances Fred show lust
Washington public found itself considerably wrought up
Mr Zegfeds demand for s. for his Foles"
Mantle the critic Of the Evening Mail warn
ing to producers who think of following
ham and Zegfd There worth ss says
Mr. Mantle, and there others costly ST.
the effect OF theaer boycott which, reduce
sttenpt 6 Rso6teecnz = is neooex ssmeat ef xea
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and to-
morrow, Geraldine Farrar in THE
Woman and the Puppet;" Tuesday
and Wednesday, Dustin iFarIium in
The Corsican Brothers." Thurs
day and Friday, Owen Moore in
Sooner or Later" Saturday, Elsie
Janis in "The Imp"
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GARDEN-John Barrymore in "Dr.
Jekyll and Mr.. HIDE"
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-04-01
ORpHEI VI.

The incompatible star OF a thou
sand musical comedies. the beautiful
and clever FRITZ Scheff. will be the
stellar attraction headlining the pro-
gram at the Orpheum theatre all
next week, starting with the matt
nee Monday. This brilliant prima
donna, whose reputation as a theatri-
cal star extends all around the world.
through lands where dozen lang
uages are spoken as well as in all
English-speaking countries. Will pre-
sent an entirely new program. all
her own, written especially for her.
and given in the inimitable manner
which has made FIRTH Scheff" syn
onymOus with the best there is in
light opera, musical comedy and
vaudeville. AS headliner, Miss
Scheff stands alone in beauty. clever
ness, ability and delightful manner
isms. She will be seen here every
afternoon and night during the whole
of next week at the popular St.
Charles street home of vaudeville.
Besides Miss Scheff, there will be
six other acts of the best of vaude-
vile, with Kilograms and Topics of
the Day furnishing the motion pic
lures, and the Orpheum Concert Or
chestra supplying its always excel
lent music. Among these other six
acts are the gleeful comedy, I'm a
Pest House." presented by Roger
lmhoff, H. L. Conn and MarceIle
Coreene. This playlet is not really
built round what is known literally
as a pest house, but in a house filled
with human pests. bores and other
nuisances. Muriel Window, that
delightfully."- dainty and beautiful
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-04-01
FOR PLEASURE IN CYCLING
AN INDIAN SCOUT.

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street. leading and progressive BIZ
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As all riders know. there has been 4
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These much desired qualities are
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The Indian Scout is 100 pounds
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But nothing is sacrificed in its
strength; the fork frame. fork stem,
bell crankS and hubs are the same
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duplex" frame gives the utmost of
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/ is strong. and yet its strength does
not detract from its graceful appear
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/ The saddle position is two inches
! lower than on the other models.
/ This means hardness. \ rider OF
/ less than the average heighth can
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when in the saddle of the Indian
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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-04-01

little peacock of vaudeville, will pre-
sent a cycle of exclusive songs es-
pecially written for her by William
Il. Friedlander, who has been res
pOnsible for many of the greatest
vaudeville hits in the past five or
six seasons.
Joe TOwle will be here in his own
novel and peculiar kind of enter
tainmcnt. which is always a hit be
for5 every audience to whom he pre-
SCENTS it. The LAKELAND Naval Octette.
featuring Tom Trombone Devency.
and the L. :. Navy boys who have
seen service over there. will furnish
tn" latest i'm Syncopation. The Oscar
Mirano trio have a novelty surprise
act which has proved pleasing where
ever il has been presented. and the
Aerial De GrOlfs. with their gravity
defying stunt, Will thrill all Or
pheum audiences all week.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-04-01
AIGIERS ALLAN.
Real ESTATE Transfers.

William II. Ward to Miss Della
Killeen, ct al. lot, Delaronde. Val
lette, Olivier and Patterson, $1,000.
cash-Hennessey.
The Peoples Homestead AssOcia-
ton to Acme Homestead Association.
lot, Atlantic. Pacific. Homer and
SIideI. 5000, cash-Legier.
Purchaser to Mrs. Lucette Krae-
mer. same property, $1,000 terms
Lcgier.
Mrs. 5. f. Hebert to y. o. 4 Low
er Coast X. Il. Co, lease OF property
Nos. 414-l6 Powder, for term
ending October last 1921. at $23 per
month.
Geo. Koppel to c. F. Greene. lease
OF property No. $500 Dryades, for
term ending Sept. 80. 1920, at
/ $40 per month.
John Laritte. Ltd. 10 Third Dist.
Bldg. Assn. two portions, Pelican.
Pouny. Alex and Scguin, $4,000,
cash egneer.
! Manuel Alonzo to Third District
! Bldg Assn. lot Delarondc, Seguin.
/ Bermuda and Pelicas, S.. cash
! Wegcner.
Purchaser to vendor, same prop
| erty, also two portions. Pelican. Bou-
ny. AliN and Seguin: also portion
/ Elysian Fields. Where, Urquhart and
Marigny. $4,000, terms-Wegener.
lily. Holt and Chas. Ernst To Gil
/ bert Deranburg. three lots. LamarQue
! Bcilevillc. Socrates and Elmira. $500
! tCrms-O'ComnOr.
Jacob {. Woolverton to Geo. LON
bard. lot. Vallette. Homer Newton
and Belleville, $l.450. terms-O'-
, Conner.
Mrs. Thomas Taylor to Julius Bo-
denger, lot. Brooklyn, Lapeyrouse.
DeArmas and River streets. $613
cash-Hennessey.
Oakdale Improvement Co. To Mrs.
Sally Thompson. lot. Socrates. Ptol-
envy, LeBOeuf and Thayer. $3.50
sh-Friedrichs
Same to Mrs. Annie Parker. lot.
Lawrence. LeBoeuf. Ptolemy and
Thayer, $50 cash-Friedrichs.
Same to Mrs. VIM. Jones. lot. La
marque. Thayer, Socrates and Thay-
er. $125 cash-Friedrichs.
Same to Huey VI. Walker. > lots,
LeBoeuf. Lawrence, and :. p. r. r.
branch line, $237.5O cash-Fried-
richs
Same to ANGUS Joseph. lot. ThayeI
Boeuf. Socrates and Lamarque
$3.50 cash-Friedrichs
julius BOdenger to Joseph W. Nor.
risSOn. lot. Pelican avenue. Delaronde
Seguin and Bermuda. $500. terms
MahOney.
Joseph Schilleci to VIM. Giepert
lease OF property No. 52S Bouny
tor a period ending March Is. 1921
at SIS per month
Civil District Court.
Mrs. Eola Ladora Lee V. John r
koester; separation from bed and
board-P. F. Hennessey.
Succn. of Mary Ann Foster: ad
ministration-E. A. Parsons.
Mrs. Widow Mary Codeonia Mar.
tin, wife of John VI. PerOvich V
John NJ Perovich. separation from
bed and board-McGeehan & Ramos
Tutors Bond.
Louis Acker. as principal. anC
Globe Indemnity Co.. surety to tn,
judges OF Civil District Court. S13.
1868 -.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-04-01
CASTERS AWAKENING.

fever yet was q springtime,
Late though fingered the snow,
That the sap stirred not at the whispss
OF the south wind. sweet and low;
Never yet was q springtime
When the buds forgot to blow.
Ever the wings Of the summer
Are folded under the mold;
Life. that has known no dying.
IL Loves, to have and to hold;
TIL sudden. the bourgeoning Easter!
The song! the green and the gold!
Margaret E. Sangster.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-04-01
RESUMES PRACTICE.

Lieutenant Alonzo Burke, who has
been on duty at the Naval Station
here for several years and recently
placed on the retired list, will re-
sumo his former profession, CHR
opody" and has opened his office for
practice, April LIST, at 413 GOdchaux
Bldg.
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