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The Washington herald., 1922-06-04
HOME COMFORT PLUS BEAUTY REFLECTED BY PROPER USE OF

bscsuss the furuishins has not al
ways been done In . thoughtfui
way. rhoughtfulnsss. rather than
large expenditure. 10 the key 20
success in making ready q gpest-
room. and the following MEM
oranda are designed as memory
Jogs for the housekeeper thus oc-
cupied.
n will prove Desirable, almost
without exception, TO have the
walls and woodwork of the guest
room light II will always look
fresher and cleaner and the lirht
tones are cheerful. The color of
the walls win. OF course. depend
largely upon the exposure, but
cool cotors will be found generally
preferable. as they make the room
appear more spacious. The pat
tern Of the Wallpaper. 80 q figured
paper is used In preference to q
plain paper. or q paper with self
toned stripe or powder" pattern,
should be unobtrusive.
There is nothing more annoying
than TO wake In the morning anc
find your eye doing xig-xags ane
circles or other contortions, tryfns
to keep pace with the processioi
Of the restless wall paper designs.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-04
GIRL BRIDES CAN
FURNISH HOMES
BY OWN EFFORTS
Desire of Maids for Nest
Like Parents Halts
Many Couples.

The high cost Of buying and fur
nishing a home Is said to be the
reason SO many home-yearning and
home-loving young people stand at
the gate of their dream garden, not
daring to lift the latch and step
across the sill.
The old-fashioned way of plan
ming and saving for the little home
nest together seems to have lost its
potent charm. Men say II In be-
cause modern girls want to begin
life where their parents left OF, and
girls say they can earn as good a
home a. most mon can offer them.
So II IL left to the innocent by
standsr to Judge which IL right.
II homo IL worth having at all
IL 10 worth sacrificing some of the
whims We may have treasured. II
II means no more than q passing
fancy, we have failed to grasp its
meaning.
One clever girls nancs had saved
enough to buy a lot in a desirable
section of nearby suburban town.
and just enough to build a bunga-
low thereon, but then his funds
were gone. So the girl stepped in.
She designed all the built-in furni-
ture and made the furniture her
self. She also selected all the
quaint draperies to be used and dec
Grated her own china.
In addition to this work she made
a few special bridal hope chests"
for an exclusive shop at a price
which enabled her to pay for all OF
her own materials.
She bought simple rag rugs that
were to do duty until better ones
could be purchased.
Meanwhile her fiance spent all OF
his free hours In finishing painting
all of his own woodwork. He ce-
mented his own cellar and prepared
the little lawn and garden for early
spring planting.
One old friend gave them a mod
ern linen chest. another gave them
two comfortable chairs. The needed
garden tools were purchased at a
local auction. Each week $40 Is
being expended on kitchen and nee
essary household equipment.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-04
MUST COOPERATE
IN BUILDING Home
Artist and Owner Should
Have One Aim for
Erection.

What of the interior decorator?
Shall he be the czar of the do
main from the time when the build
er OF the home announces that his
ceilings, walls and floors are fin-
ished until the last tint has been
applied and every piece Of furniture
in its place?
Or shall he act the accommodate
Ing gentleman and follow the own
er's taste in every detail?
Neither attitude will result in
satisfaction to the owner of the
home or to the creator of its inte-
rior," says a leading interior deco
rator who has planned and executed
the furnishings Of some of the most
pretentious homes in Washington.
THE owner Of his home is enti-
tied to his own ideas In its fur
nishings as long as they harmonize
with the surroundings and are In
accord with present day modes and
utility. His Is the pleasure of pos
session and of living day in and day
out amid these surroundings.
"As a matter of fact he will in the
end have his own way about how
his home shall be furnished. II he
Is pleased with the interior artists
work, all Is well. but II he Is dis
appointed. there is trouble. There
Is more apt to be dissatisfaction, II
the decorator has followed the own
er's desires In every detail. Later
the client finds that the plan Is un-
suited to the particular type of
home
The only satisfactory arrange
ment is complete coordination OF
the owners desire for a definite re-
suit. whether this be for comfort.
dignity. elegance or a combination
OF all. with the artistic foresight
and experience of his decorator. In
this way each has part in the
creation of a scheme upon which
both are agreed
The Washington herald., 1922-06-04
GERMANTOWN BANK
ELECTS DIRECTORS

GERMANTOWN. Md. June 3.-The
stockholders of the State Bank soon
to be established here have elected
these directors: Andrew II. Baker,
William A Waters. John A. Slower.
Thomas e. Darby. Oscar A. Gilling-
ham. William Waters. A. FR. Selby.
Norman W. Waters. Charles T. John
son. II. Clvde Pumphrey. r. Dorsey
King. z. Maurice Beall. Smith Hoyle
Charles Boyer. Harry L. Watkins. J.
wellington Boyer. Charles f. King
and Upton d. Nourse.
The directors elected these officers:
President. Andrew II. Baker; vice
president. william A. Waters; CASH
Ter. John A. Slower.
The capital stock of the institution
will be s50.0Oo. Erection of a build
ing will be proceeded with at once
II Is planned to start business about
September l
The Washington herald., 1922-06-04

cLARENDoN. Va June s.-&W.
W. A. Morgan. OF the Mount Plssseqf
CongreEationa, Church. WI be The
principal speaker at tbe recsption
to b given t. the teschsrs OF the
Clarendon School by the Pstronf
League on Tuesday night A nusi-
cal program has been arranged
Bishop william Csbeii Brown OF
the Diocese Of virginia win visit 81
Georges Episcopal Church Monday
night 20 confirm a large ciasa. fn-
cluding q number Of adults.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-04
CHEERFUL DESIGNS
FOR GUEST ROOM
NEEDED IN HOME
Hospitality Is Keynote in
Furnishing Chamber
For Sojourners.

A guestro9m. properly furnished
to make a guest comfortable and
welcome is looked upon as an es.
sential feature of every Americas
home. This is In theory, say,
GOOD Furniture Service. In actual
practice, a guestroom is too OTTER
not a source of unalloyed comfor,
TO the guest. occupying n, not be.
cause OF any inhospitality on tn,
part OF the host or hostess. bu,
The Washington herald., 1922-06-04
Arlington Marriage Licenses.

CLARENDON. Va. June 3-The
following marriage licenses have been
issued by the county clerk during the
rast week: Clinton Owen Jenkins to
Frances linda Hartman. Cherrydale:
Frank Bell to Susie A. DrainviIle.
Cherrydale; Floyd D. Burleigh to
Muriel NJ. Sharp. Ballston: Burrell
Fl. Osborne to Nora Virginia Bailey.
Arlington County
The Washington herald., 1922-06-04
To Clean Ivory.

When ivory ornaments BECAME
yellow or dusky. wash them well In
warm water and Ivory soap. Use a
small brush. an old toothbrush will
answer the purpose. to clean the
carvings. and then place them while
wet In the sunshine.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-04

The plsin payer sr sAs passs ~
quiet design wfn besA bs no&
restful and provide more saffs-
factory background n picturo ers
70 be hung. The pictures thet ars
put IN the russtrcon should -
few In number. bot gcc4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-14

retoarca une fooseasea experente or 81 pentu
bnee tarii Aceasta nprejurarp deosebese tie
studentmea romana sa rdicat din randall mgrantior
nostri 81 caren partenu mai Gle gand sd
intoarca acas c sd se oloseasca cu stule or
arei acestea Acest fapt e determine 81 suaa lor faa Gle
rstatu roman auoarelc acordate Gle eli Ia tous
studenti rentorc in nnai acesaau un oarc-
eare drept la orce multi deca Gu oae au
VENT din tara nu Sc vor mai re1ntearce acolo.
Aceasta fl rebuit luata conde1are 81 Gle ocailta-
I+ea noasra de ae atc la dsposfe uncle sumo
pentru Distribute.
Ayem deci ac caegore STUDENT serosi carl fac Gin
se att tarei noasre mganor ron Gel ce Sc vof
entoarce acas contrb la progresul rei noastre
ce CO vor sta pe depare ac rdca nvelu ngra
or nosr nre ace carl fac marea munca &c Sc n
meste "NIaking of Amerlca" "
' ANDREI POPOVICI.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-14
BENIGNO A FOST EXECUTAT.
| t,ONrINuAnr Dn 1'n PAEINA ~,

Pc timp ce ora executlei Sc
apropia, pc Benigno il parasea
de iertare catre Pur-
,pera. La un moment dat a isbuc-
nit contra lui ell urmatoarele
|vorbe:
lei depus marturii minci-
noase impotriva mea. De nu era
el 81 Louis KOmer ell n as fl acum
aicea. Komer scapat GU inchi-
scare pc viata pentru participarea
la acelas Omor.
''Foarte bine. Imi pare bine
sal vad ca scapa ell atata, daca
|poate. Treaba lui. lnsa trebue sd
Ese gandeasca cd Dumnezeu ne va
face dreptate la toti. Mie nu mi
is a facut dreptate aici. n am avut
'parte de nici o dreptate in lumea
aceasta. 81 lumea, odata 81 odata
va afla ca nici in cazul acesta nu
mi s'a facut dreptate, afara de
|prima ri a judecatei. Jutii din
ziua aceia m ar fl pus in liberia
te. dar eli au fOst destitute. Insd
vOiu gasi dreptatea la DumneZeu
81 tot acolo va casio 81 Purpera
81 Komer.' ~
Teri Benigno a fost intrebat sa
spuie ce voieste sa manance la
ultimul sau pranz.
Mimic raspuns ell. mi
mic: nu vreau mimic de mAncare
Stunt bucuros sa NOR 81 sd ma
scap odata de toate acestea. 81
apoi dupa toate, name pc vremea
aceasta nh ma va mai chinui nici
@ grije, voin fl plecat de aici 81
stiu ca am plecat neincarcat CT
pacatul crimei care mi Sc atri
bue.
''Nu va trebui sa mai punet
politisti speciali imprejurul locu.
hui acesta. Vol merge La scaun
linistit 81 voiu muri in mod BRAY
Gandnl NORTH MI ma sperie.
'Purpera. Inainte de a Fl exc
cutat, a plans cand a vazut ca M;
inchid in ceEha. Stia el ce a facu1
| 81 de ala plangea. A mintit ca
sa-mi piarda viata. Credea ca asst
Tel va scapa ell.
Isl in fiecare ri cand Isl face;
rugaciunile il auzeam cum rug;
be Dumnezeu sal ierte pentru ne
dreptatea ce mi facuse."
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-14
STIRI
PATRIE.

Sambata ziarul ''Perzeveranza"
din Milan, dilpa viata de 73 dc
ami, STA incetat aparitia.
Episcopal romano-catOlic al Ar
dealului Gustav Mailath a inter
VENT pc langa guvernnl din Bu-
'curesti pentru scutirea mosiilm
-statului rOmano-catOlic de sub
expropriere. In eazuI acesta Sta
tul romano-catolic isl ia angaia,
Fmentul de-a sustine scolile ycoblfe-
sionale, aceasta sarcina revenind
lnsa statului i'm caZul unei expfo.
prleri Guvernul inca nu a dat un
raspnns preris cererei episcopului.
Pentru Sc evita orice confu-
ziune nascuta din neintelegerc
volta, ministerul de industrie 81
|comert dat o decizie prin care
'pretul Gle 4 lei de kgr. fost
fixat 81 Sc fntelege pentru boil vii
a caror carne cantareste dupa
taiere de la 25O-3OO kgr. deci
acesti boi vor cantari pc picioare
dublu, adica de la 5OO-6OO kgr.
avandu-se in vedere ca Sc ~pierdc
circa 90 la suta din greutatea lol
|prin taicre.
Pretul de lei 6 de kgN pentru
boil caror carne cantareste dc
Ia 3Of kgr., in sus, este fixat 81 SC
intelege tot ca mai sus, adica sa
rezuite din. taiere peste 3O1 kgr
!carne, lar pc .picioare, jboii sd
cantareasca mai multi de 6O2 kgr
Tot in acest rapport Sc intelege
81 pretul carnii de vaca.
$50
Duminica seara a sosit in Ca,
|ipitah printul Paul Ksraeheor.
gheyici. RE este eazduit la Pala.
lhsf Cotroceni.
e-14
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-14
:hF0RkATIUN

Berlin, Il Iunie. Wolf
gang Won Kspp. care in 1920 Il
'incercat sd aeapareze control asal-
.pra republieei germane prin 0 re-
solutie ce n a durat multa vreme,
= murit la Leipzig. Ell a sufe-
rit de cancer.
von Kapp era in asteptarea
desbaterci procesului ce s'a In
tteRtat contra lni pentrn resvra~
tire. FL s'a predat in Svedia unde
"a casztat rSfugill dapa ce revolt
Ftia lni a fost infrinta. Revolutio-
lEarul ~ fest operat nal de multi 81
Freadus in Germania.
Madrid. q mare parte din
mai ell seama teritoriiIe
din Andalusia, La Mancha 81 Ara
Lgon, q fost invadata de mari mase
de l3custe,. intocmai ca cele des.
|crise de biblis. Guvernul orga.
|nizat 0 campanie de aparare, in.
Ptrrbuintand parafina. Lacustele
Facestea an oprit un tren de pssa-
| geri langa Lacarciina. Pc sinelt
[trenului Sc depusesera milioant
din aceste insecte. lar roate'e ire.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-14

,nici un alt hcru. datoria lor ca
lin nnmele crestinatati sa se,unea-
|sca pentru a saliva pc crestinii
;Armeni, platindu-se astfel de in
Edatorirea ce O au catre Armenli
|cari All cazut luptand sub steagul
|lordului Allemby.''
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-14

IV lUUn U0IVDLlULUJ
I'm ON care ''omoara timpul
isl omoara caracterul sau.
Lauda oamenii 81 linguseste fe-
meile, 81 vel avea multi prietini.
M
Mituiala este o floare pnrurea
deschisa.
@
lmaginatia fertila de multeor1
aduce roade prea ordinare.
g
Char 81 poetul este capabil SD
facil deosebire intre fOcul genlulnl
sau 81 durerile cauzate de stoma-
cul gol.
~
In Chicago fiecarc ri este ca III
4 Iulie.
In Georgia un ON Il fost mem.
'Drul jnriului care a acordat so
tiei sale divort. Aceasta impreJu-
rare contribute multi La unaniml
tatca votului.
"a
Premierul Poincare site tot, 4.
fara de uncle mcruri. putine la
numar Unul din ele este: ce sc
va ntampla name
q
Lumea nu este decat scena dc
teatru. Stunt insa multi earl fur
ebiectele de pc scena.
q
SecretHl traiului lung este: s;
fiji rudenie bogata.
a
Tn ON din Ohio a fost pedep
sit Gu sil0O pentru ca a loyit pc III
dentist. FL a declarat .ludecatoru
lui ca satisfactia sa a avut ma
mare valOare.
A
Gel care MI ezita de multeor
este ON pierdut.
p
Semnul dtpa care poti cunoast'
pc um ON independent este ca el
.Iegat de um' ideal mai malt.
81
Acela care spune ca Gear t
facut sa fl fost in locul tau n,
prea. site ee sa faca cand |;
.adecd.
Este murdar sa te imbogatest
pc carca altuia, dar acela car.
iaduna banii are parere deosebita
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-14
ANDREI POPOVICI.

II
I,nului, lunecand pc corpul1le Tor
,trivite. sc invirteau in loc.
Flushing. @. Virgil Utter
bach. in ctate de 19 ami, sarlt
ne fereastra de la al doilea etaj al
une ease. de frica exploziei nnei
can't en- benzina. El Sc afla acnm
liza spital in conditiuni grave.
Paris. = Dl Bouvier anuntat
Academiei de stiinte ca d-nli Ne-
|ney 81 Boiason, dol dintre cei mai
Itineri oameni de stiinta al Fran
| tel. si-au luat sarcina de a creste
lviermi de matase. carl sa produca
lmataSe colorata natural.
Chardon. Ohio. La spitalul
de aici a murit nm anume William
Leith. in >etate de Al de ami. Doe.
tori zic cd a murit din cauZa ca
Iheuse multi timp rachiu facut din
Idactori Otravitoare.
| 4 u
Berna. - Rancherii elvetieni
doresc sd contribute la orice Inn
prumut co s ar face guvernulni
mexican.
| Constantinopol. Reprezen-
tantul nationalistilor Turci ina
intat plangere catre ofiterii
aliati. in care prOtesta contra
bombardarei orasului Samsu de
catl'e flota greceasca.
Riga. Calugarul Hiador,
|prietenul lui Raxputin, a fost are
stat la granita Lituaniei, din eau
"a ca nu-si avea hartiile de Gala,
torie in rcgula. Calugarul zicea
ca-i teama sd Sc mai duca IN
Russia.
Patterson. Y. j. - PreOtul Hugh
Seeker fost arestat de polite
din cauza ca ieri increase de
doua orr sd Sc sinalcida. S'au luat
masuri ca sd fie eSaminat de doe
tori. pentrt Sc stabili daca este
intreg la minte sau nu.
| Paris. = Profesorul Champy,
nn mare invatat Francez, reu-
| sit sa schimbe sexul la niste vie
tati mici mmite salamandre. Prin
tcontinua schimbare eXcesiva de
caldul-a 81 hrana, aplicata acestor
| vietati, dansul schimba partea
barbateasca in parte fcmeiasca 81
vice versa.
| New York. = Dl Thomas +.
! Rocford., in etate de 20 de ami, a
adoptat pc d-soara Emma Lydia.
care mai tinara ca dansul numai
ecu % de ami. Actul de adoptare a
fost intarit ieri de tribunalul de
ocol In petitiunea catre tribunal
batranul Rocford zicea ca acnm
| Sc retrasese din afaceri, ca timp
de sapte ami afacerile-i fusesera
dirijate de d-soara Lydia, 81 CD
dansa I ingrijise sim timpul unei
|lungi boa1e.
r Toxic. Studentnl Japone7
! sNakoaka, a fost cOndamnat la in.
chisoare pc viata pentru uciderea
: fostului premier Hara. Nakoaka
find interogat in fata jndecato.
i rului, spus Cd alcisese pc Hara
Ipentru binele tarii lni.
i Toledo, @. William Groom
reintorcandn-se acasa langa sotit
: 81 copii, de langa care fugise acun
J sase lani, s'a sinueis spanzurfndu
Sc in pivnita locuintei sale.
!
Londra. Di James w. Gerard
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-14

Sambata ziarul ''Perzeveranza"
din Milan, dilpa 0 viata de 73 dc
ami, STA incetat aparitia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-14

Londra. Dl James w. Gerard,
presedintele consitetnlui americsn
1pentru independen4a Armeniei, a
taeut astazi aici ursatorul appel:
''chisr daca assinnile earl an cas-
,tigat razboiuE mn s'ar fnyni Ia
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-31
Gn pi>mnSerlie 1nle>nine!

9ense porer b~urtisere DGieiorretnins enO BE maaite
fan nosen andre Soretasenber / bele Nerbeu. @i bar
sobt Saab ON at faa Ole eaer Natursas iaa itore 8uan=
~titeter, at bisie Grpoltter oil uOsjpre en- lsnnenoe San=
~oelspare, % bette Selifab bar en- 5slelie al at bet brinser
en- pib,inberlis s%lnlebnius til oen,, Der bar gune os Silje
til at itette Spreta9enbet. Mebens Der fan bOres ct tort
sui % intet to,nme no al oenne Operation, iau er Der us=
iaa en- Mulisbeb for, at bet fan bliueOet iterite % met
Iemncnoe Torcta9enoe nuseniinpe i~uerfiat i Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-31
Dc a("ltebe>er ><tte $elieobs Sei;>>elier reprxienterer, kp;=
.; bl;per bel>;ee uert Seretaee,><:

SHe eeNob bar ii sufnb aes amb uuhr9 esbntat for DIE s Nuurp& Do fnbe vi
fembrHmeS Die drG as bill BET pnbGHeis se be 2ephuhuter pmbHune ofmoti famine Grab
me pleprobuennbe TihMer opr belle Seben
s andre Smtr r $4,000 til 5000 pr Qne Seize life nmeu uIrbuonGQ Ius for qufpu:
hatert be for mne Fubutton he Smpa Os for eoa n mt mere hmt for gumNlt Spfcu
ridge Os Ierm, Sgs
Nu bar m ahoa2 nepntatp aa1 100000 es 2ano os fue nj ne ma DIE Gr @ast ln
neeM ense s aontrherne hhr til 100000 pr acn ba m oMe pore dbbeIr 6Geb erune
tilt aenipnr SMarsG $4,000 100000
Ss 2eepntnternes8 @ni Tte ne imo whr neunt ha far bu let un ub mo en-
Ihep be penu ec. Som on nahrGeis mbe BET Seinht Ium fr aabnnr ann SGftt Der
bhr ben fUh HJprtemfe pa Grmb al De mango 2Montater bet hr fret flo "a ben Iprrenfp
Der nMr fra sM9 al iabme Getabbr pb apntuf. 81 reeur til nooonue souuernunn,mr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-31
Genf li>t a >ette!

Sette Selitab eir 2eiefuntrafter for Ole % Natursus
paa 5000 Scres 2aup. 9ets gmbebsmelo er aHe fer
fait buiatte os u~elfienote @tenO. Serrif eaer Saarn for
Boring lamt 6uiet, buuri &raftunle9set for Sriften ital
bape lit Seoe, er alt fGrOist. Suer $50 al Securabs
Sorsere bar fiobt 9lttier. gjpr life bet 5eil9reb iom iaa
mango fpr bar siort, BET nen,lis at uente forat lie boao bill
~inbtreHe. Gu er Sioen at banole! Spis on bar Gaao
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-31
he DEBORAH Pioneer
oil and Gas
DEBORAH, Iowa,


blep orsantierst fefte 6ot os er inforpcreret Staten Soma for
Sl25oOoeo % bar al Statsietretaren geuiaine til at irlae
$5oooo.0o glitter til ct Sunbrese Dollars $4,000 pr. s(ftHe.
par yarSi. 9enne Organizations 6enTst er at ioretaae en-
sr'nro's l1~noeripeslie Den n~orbsfise Sci at Soma meo 6en=
i'm til Ooretotnft at SGe % naturfis @as.
Der bar mango aar uaret antponinser til OGe % @os /
Ssinneibeit County, men life fsr MI sr noset bed.nnt etriet ta=
get til at erfare De pirtetse MuR8hsber / oenne &ettina. Gor
nosle taa @ar 1tOen bIso ser siort Goriss paa at epfanse Den
@as, oer iipebe no paa pisie Steber Soma Giper. Senne seaz
tursas forefom / iauoan Maansoe % rneo iaa fort pres, at en-
@asbranoer bleo anbrast % en- @asaarnme bolot b~renoenoe
~naflaoelis t Sage % Tiger. se bosfaaenoe @iensipelle at ct
Sotoarai at bette @asblus paa Sperflaben al Soma &iuer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-31

500 Greet, "5GS Sadfc" p9 "5owhr" mb "Surturnet". GMe bari bhaf Tprterfe
fra 100000 til S3&OOOOO for bnr $4,000 anhmst 5prmeenod % burd De nepnhs uahr
par bet be til at uubne np Setter sh mf frmbrn9e Ole fine SirHnr
Ge gdrsih GOrpNe &immibet County r al He @HDscr g prmt Oltmeno edaaut
gm8e
sdNnbt mc ne fin Su1f, erT aum for Boring Im bu fan E Of benna,nbeg IQbe
Set r ct SmOub uOnpr 81 JOB % s CONNER bt. &onhut ro Gu Iuet nr SprrQ al Srpub
til en- 9@e al 1000 SOB, fumMt at Die er Namgas life paatuHs pnuenbea panhhtrt en-
unem 9pbe
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New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
New Theatrical OFFERINGS

MONDA-At the Liberty Theaer
Will offer TO the LADIES' comedy by
Marc Connolly The
George Howell Percy Helton, MITCHELL
and Other
At the lceum Theater Ray will
The French DOLL a A fomh
French of Paul Armont and Marcel Gebn The
Ihurston Hail. Edna Hbbard, VIII
Borroughs Adrenne TAmbrcour Borden
lams Laura Lussier
At the Lyric Theater A..
Sake by
Iannin and William Daily by
John Hazzard Marjorie
Helen Ford Fred II
TCESDAYAt the Hudson
Bourdets French "The Rubicon"
Warburton Nalte
McEwen, Dorothy Tierney
Cecil Edward Sawbdge Elizabeth North,
Tausig
WEDNESDAYAt the will offer
Mrs Warrens Profession,
performance The Miss Shaw
Athcrton, Ashton and,E win Marty
SATURDAYAt
The cast: Henry Herbert Helen Powell
oa Monterey, Nlaudc Eburne Charles Wallace.