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TAMUSEMENTS.
KriesIer.N. 7. Symphony.

Dr.. Walter Damrosch and the New
York Symphony Orchestra, which has
grown considerably IN importance. in
the opinion OF the musical world-ahd
il may be justly added. improved
greatly in many respects in its play
ing-since its recent tour in Europe.
opened its Washington season of hVe
concerts at the New National Theater
,yerterday afternoon The fact. that
Fritz Kreisler. the. great violinist. was
the assisting artist doubtless helped
to swell the size of the great audi
ence which included many people
prominent in social life.
DR. Damrosch was given a most cor
dial greeting upon his first appear
ance ara both he and his fine or
chestra were hountifully and enthu-
siasticallv applauded for their excel
lent work in the Beethoven symphony.
No !. in A. the second or ailegretto
movement of which was rendered
with exceptional beauty. and in the
exquisite "Adagio for Strires.' n"
Lekeu. in which the first violinist and
the first cellist, with an orchestra of
muted strings. were prime factors and
were accorded special recognition.
The orchestral work throughout
was OF the highest standard and SPLEEN
didiy held its own against the bril-
liant and masterful rendition of the
Tschaikowsky concerto in p minor.
nv the wonderful kreisler. who gave
violin offering that has, not been
surpa ssed in Washington 1t was the
last number of beautiful program.
and the enthusiasm of the audience
reached very high bounds the people
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HOLLANDSQUEEN
STILL OBSERV YES
QUAINT CUSTOMS

THE HAGUE. October 27.-The
Dutch people cling to the pageant
ry that surrounds the movements
of their queen on state OCCASIONS
though sturdy democrats in theh
business life. The opening OF tne
Dutch parliament exemplified this.
This parliament opening is
quaint old ceremony. The queen
rides in gilded carriage through
the streets Of The Hague TO the
old knights Hall in Parliament
square and. with her crown on her
head and her gold-braided prince
consort at her side. sits on her
throne for once each year.
a, this ceremony the Dutch cabi-
net ministers are compelled o!
tradition to wear giddy uniforms
resembling an old-time minstrel
man in an admirars hat. For some
reason this tradition decreed that
the ministers on this solemn oeca-
sion must wear long white duck
trousers which contrast strangely
with their tremendous black. gold
and orange hats shaped like an in
verted gravy dish.
After this one day of pomp the
ministers and members of paIiia-
ment put on their working clothes
and get down to business. while
the queen. who prides herself on
being typical Dutch woman with
domestic tastes, lays her crown
aside for another year.
This years ceremony had one
note at discord with its ancient
pomp. Through the crowds who
watched the parade marched
number of discontented minor gov
ernment employees Of the post and.
telegraph department carrying
placards asking when this parlia-
ment was going to raise their pay.
Evening star., 1920-10-27
Around the Clock. "

Returning to the novel and extraordi-
nary headline feature, the Cosmos Thea
ter for next week announces another Of
Victor Hyde's notable scenic and spec
tacular productions. Around the
Clock" featuring Jack Raalte. late
principal in 'Hitchy Koo" and in
Listen Lester" with seven excep-
tional entertainers in tabloid special
ties Of a high order. 1t is said to be
an exceptional feature in every re-
spect.
Louise Carter and company will bring
la comedy playlet with a surprise
climax: Kaufman and Lillian. two de-
lightful girls. will appear IN novel
songs. comedy and unique dance fea-
lures: and other acts will include
hamilton and Bucher in a dainty inter-
lude: Browning and Davis. eccentric
dancing comedians: La Petite Marcy,
famous as the baby grand" and the
Amphion Trio of comedy clowns. with
willard Msck's great picture. The
Valley Of Doubt" as the added matt
nee attraction. The Christie comedy,
Shuttle the Queens" new Mutt
and JEFF. and the Pathe News will
complete the bill for all performances.
The current weeks bill will be pre-
sented at the Sunday performances,
starting at pm.
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'Sonya.'

Mare Kiaw offers "Sonya. power
full drama of the heart by the Polish
dramatist. Gabryela Zapolska. at the
Saubert Garrick Theater next week. be-
ginning Sunday night. under the stage
d rection of Emanuel Reicher and with
Otto Kruger and Violet Hemins in the
principal roles.
In selecting "Sonya. dramatic
romance of eastern Europe. for Ameri-
can presentation Mr.. klaw feels that he
is responding to popular des re to
know something of the private life. the
loves and renunciations Of the great
human beings behind European history
"Sonya,' in Europe. is the dramatic SEN
Satinn of dozen cities.
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Daddy Dumplins."

Daddy Dumplins." new comedy,
opens at Polls Theater next Sunday
for weeks engagement.
1t is 4 Christmas story and a
Christmas play. but it is suitable for
midsummer or any other season 1t
is said to be charged with rare hu-
manity. too ofetn lacking on the
American stage, and from start to
finish exhales abundant wit and hu-
NOR which has before characterized
the stage creations of Sarl Carroll.
who. in collabora ton with George
Barr McCutcheon. is responsible for
this play.
Maclyn Arbuckle will essay the
tituIar role of Daddy"
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Here and There

Next Monday night the new F. Ray
GOetZ international revue, Here and
There previous to its New York
opening. will be presented at the
Shubert- Belasco Theater Here and
There" is claimed to be the last word
in 'sumptuousness in this form of en-
tertainment." The production is gor-
geous and of a decidedly. foreign ma
vOr. with colorful scenes, amusing
travesties. pretty girls and many sur
priseS.
A notable cast includes Anna
Wheaton. Johnny Dooly. Maurice Har-
vey. Helen Broderick and Cllfton
Webb. The music is by William Daiy,
George Gershwin and V. louman.
George Marion staged the entertain
ment.
Evening star., 1920-10-27
"On Fifth Avenue"

Next week at B. F. Keiths Theater
an extra show will be given at 1880
o'clock election night-Tuesday. A
special program embraces the regu-
lar bill and added attractions for that
event only. The only engagements
for election week so far are the
Broadway hit Eddie Borden. in "On
Fifth Avenue" described as "a hun
dred horsepower girl revue" supple
mented by Mary Marble and company
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"Flashlights Of 1890"

The Flashlights Of 1920" a novel
production of the season. is announced
for next week. commencing Sunday.
at the Gayety Theater, with a special
midnight performance scheduled for
election night. The show is described
as "a modern album Of beautiful
groups and funny poses" in two SIT
tings and fourteen poses. Opening
with a prologue, The Trial of Bur-
lesque." it proceeds to unroll a series
Of burlettas entitled "Showland."
Fun at the Box Once" "a Visit to
the Doctor" "A Game Of Golf" The
Lingerie Shop" "On the Nile" and
The Land Of Geisha Girls"
Rich (Shorty) McAllister and Harry
T. Shannon are features. with Nina
Mack, Alice Isabella. Regina Brooks.
Billy Noble. Charles Cross and Elsie
Stradley.
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"Buzzin' Around"

Next week. at the Strand. Will Nor
rissey will present, as the feature
number. direct from Broadway, the
musical production. "Buzzin' Around"
staged in four scenes, and with f1f-
teen people in the cast. including
Margaret Osborn and Jack Hallen.
Gladys Gerrish. Paul Murray. Horton
Morrell. and an unusual beauty chorus.
Others will BE- Billy Kinkaid. Scot
lands versatile artist. in series OF
novelty doings; Billy and Moran, in
something - wee bit different" and
Race and Edge, in an amusing char
acter number, London Bridge" a
The photoplay for the week will
present Shirley Mason in Merely
Mary Ann" adapted from Israel ZanE-
willis nlay with subsidiary features.
Evening star., 1920-10-27

wednesday, Constance. ralmadge. In
GOOD References": Thursday, Doro-
thy Dalton. In .'Half an Hour. and
Vanity Fair Girls. in "Mamffia's Boy:
Friday. Charles Ray. in "A Village
Sleuth." and The Misfortnne-H -Hunt-
ar" and Saturday, katherine Mae
Donald, in The Notorious Miss Lisle,' '
and "a Homeepun Hero.
Evening star., 1920-10-27

in little play called MY Home
Town; A. c. Astor. the globe -trotting
ventriloQuist; Kara. and the usual
house features. Later announcements
will be made.
Sunday night the bill will oher
Florence Walton and Allan Fagan.
Bobby O'Neill and company, and other
acts of this week.
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KN1CKERBoCKER,

Crandalrs Knickerbocker will offer
Sunday and Monday Viola Dana. in
Metros "Blackmail." and Harold
Lloyd's recent comedy. Get Out and
Get Under; Tuesday and wednesday,
Lew Cody. In "occasionally Yours";
Thursday and Friday. Katherine Mac
Donald. in The Notorious Miss Lisle,"
and the comedy, seaside Sirens ana
Saturday, Dorothy Gish. in Little
Evening star., 1920-10-27

Fcrgpsor- in lady loses Zn,uShtc:"
ana The Dfea,ne-'': TUESDAY. ], H6r-
-cn kciTigan IL "I';;e H3us ..c
whispers" and '-Tcrchy :r tiiait
Wednesday, Lew CouE b.: .D,ain-
aioaa'ty Aaurs": THURSDAY. po:o,hy
Da3:"n. III "fioI- az. Tfcur" .nd
Clever ,tuos. Friday. Cons.ar>a 1t:.-
m..dse in "r:ooa References. ari
Vanity Fair Girls in "Marmas boy"
and SATURDAY. Charles Ray. in "A
Village Sleuth." and ~ Tin;res-ar
Hero.
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"The Tempters."

Lew Tlbot Of THE Tempters" an
nounces in the production dancing
creation said to be different from any
thing ever before attempted on the
stage Good lively comedy in the
hands of Bert Bertrand. Nanny Koler
and others: snappy signing and
dances by a clever chorus. and pleas
ing work by Percie Judah. prima
donna: Anna Fink. soubrette. and
Gertrude Ralston are promised at the
Folly next week. beginning Sunday.
Evening star., 1920-10-27

and the other on the Albany night boat.
T,re same notable cast that has played
in New York Will come to washington.
The book was written by Anne Cald-
well and the lively music by jerome
Kern, and there will be large or
chestra to play the music. Fred -.
Latham staged the production and the
musical numbers were staged by Ned
Wayburn.
Election night. Tuesday arrange
ments have been made for special re-
turns to be read from the stage.
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The Night Boat" :"

Monday night Charles Dillingham; will
bring To the New National Theater for
week his musical comedy success
The Night Boat" direct from the Lib
"rty Theater, New York, where it is in
it's second year. 1t is in three acts. two
of them staged in the country short
distance up the Hudson from New York
Evening star., 1920-10-27
Photoplay Features.
PALACE.

LoeW's Palace Theater viii OTTER "Xrs
All Men Alike?" May Aliison,s latest
photoplay based on Arthur Stringer's
magazine story. The Wafne Iron" 1t
Is story Of poor little rich girl,
W no burst the conventional bounds Of
her environment and preened her
wings for a fight among the literati
and less of Greenwich Village.
Evening star., 1920-10-27
GARDEN.

Next week At Moore's Garden. Doro-
thy Dalton. Lady Beautiful Of the
Cinema, will be featured in "A Ro-
mantle Adventuress." . Paramount
Aircraft adaptation from Charles Bel
mont Davis novel. "A Winter City
Favorite"
Magnificent costumes and beautiful
scenic settings are said to be fea-
lures Of the production
Evening star., 1920-10-27
Avenue Grand.

Sunday and Monday, Annette Sci
lerman. in What Women f,oNe !:
Tuesday and Wednesday,. Alma Ru-
bers, in "Humoresque. and Nanit!
trair Girls in mamma Boy: Thurs
tlay. Mary Miles Minter. in Sweet
I.avender": Friday. owen Moore. IN
Evening star., 1920-10-27
COLUMBIA

"Somethins to Think About" Cecil
B. De Miles latest photopIay, will
continue the second week Of it's
Washington showing at Loew's Co.
lunbia Theater next Sunday after
noon. 1t is based on Jeanie MacPher-
sons adaptation Of her own story. and
the cast includes Gloria Swanson, Ell
liott Dexter, Theodore Roberts and
Monte Blue. 80
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RIALTO.

Next week Moore's Rialto Theater
will offer Norma Talmadge, in her
latest photoplay from her own studios.
'"rhe Branded Woman" adapted from
the play Branded" by Dorothy Far
mum. A large and notable cast. gor-
geous stage settings and wonderful
costumes are said to be features Of all
Talmadge productions.
Evening star., 1920-10-27

Sunday and Monday. Alma fS:h"ns.
in "Humore s1ur.'@ and Vanity Fair
Girls. in 'MaHma's Boy. Tuesday
and Wednesday. The W oman in His
House" and Bray-Goldwyn's Dog,
Musician: Thursday. Low Cody, in
'Occa sionally Yours: Friday. Ow. n
Moore. in "The Poor Simp.' and "Eart
on the Farm" n0d saturday N,rN
Miles Minter. in Sweet Lavender
Evening star., 1920-10-27

refusing to leave their seats and Wig
orous1g applauding all the while IN
the vain hone of an encore. Kreis-
lers concerto was brilliant. mem
orable feature, masterpiece OF a
master vi i0li mist
Evening star., 1920-10-27
METROPOLITAN.

Sunday and all next week Gran.
dalrs Metropolitan will show Metros
picture, "Blackmail." featuring Viola
Dana. and Hal Roach's comedy. Get
Out and Get Under" starring Harold
Lloyd.
Evening star., 1920-10-27

Minneapolis - 10 require the s.-sAi
numbering Of the rear ~ h,lsir, -
huildings and dwellings, rs weli Is :,-o
front.
Evening star., 1920-10-27

For the first four days of next week
at Crandalrs. beginning Sunday after
noon. Eric Won Stroheim's production,
Thursday and Friday. Louise Gfaum,
in Love Madness" and Saturday j.
Warren Kerrigan. in "The House of
Whispers" with the Vanity Fair
Girls. In "Mamma's Boy"
Evening star., 1920-10-27
York.

Sunday. Annette t'i'..-.r
..Mhat Momcn Love-. MONDAY. Elsie
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Savoy.

''.The Poor FS:np.' and = Saturday.
Charles Ray. in "a Village Sis.th."
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Apollo.

sunday and Monday. Alma Ru
bens. in 'Humoresaue": Tuesday and
Evening star., 1920-10-27
CRANDAI.LS

Miss RebAllfon, ana Mutt and JEFF,
In The High Cost Of Living" =.
Evening star., 1920-10-27

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them against bacterial invasion.
It is today recommended by great
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Evening star., 1920-10-27

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nual visit in the home Of her sister
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior L. S. Land
Office at Baton Rouge, La, June %
1920. Proof made under Act June
6, 1912.
NOTICE is hereby given that Amy
Hart, of Gibsland, Louisiana, who, OF
May Ord, 1917, made Homestead En-
try, No. OS359, fol the North Fast
Quarter of South East Quarter (Nl
IA Of Sc 1-4) Section Sc, Township
Is North, Range 7 West, Louisiana
Meridian, has filed notice Of intention
to make three year Proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, be
lana, on the 18th day of August, 1920
Claimant names as witnesses:
June Hardy, Mt. Lebanon, La
Joe Hill, Mt. Lebanon, La.
Ollie Hart, Mt. Lebanon, La,
Jim Parish, Mt. Lebanon, La
E. d. GIANEILONI.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
ITEMS FROM GIBSLAND

Miss Fannie Oden is the guest of
Miss Name Colon.
Miss Myrtle Y. Morgan is back from
la visit to San Antonio Tex.
DR.. S. |. C0lvin left last week for
heir new home in SimsbOro.
Mr.. VIM. W. Todd was business
visitor to Arcadia Oh Tuesday.
Mrs. Reuben Simmons and children
from Texas are visiting relatives
Mrs. NJ l.. Tatum left Monday for
a visit to relatives in Mississippi.
| Miss Margaret Parnell visited Mrs.
Guy Alexander in Minden last week.
| Mrs. Glen Fleming is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Peyton, at Grand Cane.
Mrs. Dell and children, of Vivian, are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
BOlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Humphrey have
returned from a visit to Mineral Wells.
Texas.
Mrs. Willie Latham and children, of
Monroe, are guests Of her aunts, the
Misses Mizelle.
Misses Mabel and frankie Girod of
DOrig, are guests Of their sister, Mrs
Leslie Hammer.
Miss Mae Perrit is ably assisting in
the postofice during the absence Of
Miss Clyde Kidd.
Mrs. Adam Clark and little grand
|s0n, Chas. Morgan Clark, of Arkadel-
phia, Ark, arrived Friday for her an,
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Mrs. Mona L. Barlow vs. J. ii. Barlow.
No, J22S, Civil Docket, Third Dis
rict Court, Bienville Parish, La.
Under and by virtue of an order
emnating from the above named Hon
orablc Court and to me directed, | will
sell to the last and highest bidder, i'll
accordance with law, at the princlpa
front door Of the courthouse in Tx
ITown Of Arcadia, Bienville parish, La.
lwithin legal sale hours on
Saturday, August 18th, 1920
the following described property, TO-
Iwit;
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Sec. IS, Twp. II n, r. E w., lying
west of the fence or the western side
of II. r. Rogers land and the southern
boundary being the branch riSirg abOU
$50 yards west of II. r. Rogers farm
land running in westerly direction
through J. Il. Rogers farm c0ntainin,
= acres more or less, and also NE l.
of NV IA, Sec. Is, Twp. IA n, R.
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chased from Y. L. Holman by deed re
corded in Book "ZZ," Page 436 an
which was purchased by Y. L. Ho
man from f. A. Rogers by deed i
Book NM Page 1866 ConyeyanC
records Of Bienyille Parish.
The above described property to |
sold for the purpose Of partition.
This the 18th day Of June, 1920.
r. c. FERGUSON, Coroner.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that in Feb
nary, 1890, | sold all of my stock anC
interests in the Union Mercantile Com
.pany, Inc, of Bryceland, La, to N.
partners, Messrs. W. T. COker and H
W. Wright, they assuming all tn
liabilities, etc, Of the company.
This the 3rd day Of July, 1920.
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ITO THE VOTERS OF BlEN.
WILLIE AND CLAiRBORNE

My candidacy for the office of Judge
Of the Third judicial District of Louis
llama, is hereby formally announced
and your support is respectfully sol
|icited a the Democratic Primary
Election, fixed by law for the Secon'
ITuesCay il September, 1920.
On the Constitutional Oath of office
las a Platform, | ask your favorable
consideration.
Respectfully submitted,
W. L. RICHARDSON
Ar,adia Louisiana, May 20, 1920