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i . - THE MOKNIXO OKEGOXIAS. TnURSDAY, FEBRUABT S3, 1915.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
OREGONIA- TELEPHONES.
Manag-in Editor Main 70TO. A BOM
C'llV Editor Main 7070, A
fcunday Editor Main 7070. A W"5
Advertlftliic department .. .Main 7070. A 8O0S
City circulation Main 707O, A B"'5
f'omposlnic-room Main 7070. A 601,7
I'rtntlng-room Main 7070. A
superintendent Building . . .Main 7070. A BODi
AMUSEMENTS.
JIF.ILIO THEATER (Broadway at Taylor)
Musical comedy. "High Jinka.-1 Tonight at
S:18.
BAKER (Broadway and Sixth, between Al
der and Morrison) Baker Players In
"Secret tservlee." Tonight at 8:10.
HIPPODROME AMUSEMENT COMPANT
(Fourth and Stark) Moving1 pictures and
vaudeville. Continuous till 11 o'clock.
400 Children Plant Rose Bushes
at Lots. A. F. Hershrter. principal
of the I .ems school, reported that more
than 400 srhool children planted rose
bushes at their homes In the Lents
district Monday, in connection with the
rose planting programme. This means
that several thousands of roses were
planted about the homes of Lents Mon
day. In the evening the Lents school
gave an entertainment in the Lents
Theater from which 2o was realized,
which will be used in planting shrubs
and flowers on the Lents school
grounds. Mr. Hershner said yesterday
that the "City Beautiful" movement is
making progress in that district. The
Lents City Beautiful Association, of
which Dr. K. L. Sells is president,
will meet at "the Lents Library next
Monday for reports and to name com
mittees. James Barton Adams to Entertain.
With C. K. Short, the well-known en
Vaaflrvilla.
ORPHECM (Broadway, at Stark) This aft-Itertainer, introducing the guest of the
evening ana oneriug reavimgio
crnoon at 2:13 and tonight at 8:15 o'clock,
VANTAGES (Broadway, at Alder) Per
formances. 2:30, 7:30 and 8:30 o'clock.
MARCUS LOEWS EMPRESS (Broadway
and YamhIU) Continuous performance
from 1:30 to 11 P. M.
MoTlng-Plcture Theaters.
NATIONAL. Park. West i'arK. ur. Wash.
PEOPL.ES West Park and Alder.
MAJESTIC Park and Washington.
NEW STAR Park and Washington.
fcU.NSET THEATER Washington and
BroaeVway.
COLUMBIA THEATER Sixth and Stark.
ruBijcTrT Cakpaion Completed.
The publicity campaign of the i.ast
Side Business Men's Club practically
was completed yesterday when a large
delegation in automobiles, with the as
sistance of the local clubs, vlsitt-d every
section between Sellwood and St. Johns
and the river and Mount Tabor, and
placed the club slogan and trade mark
in the windows of business houses.
Three trade marks bear the slogan.
"Help Boost the East ISide." "A Bigger,
Better and Busier East Side." "Give the
Last Side Preference, Quality, Price
and Service Being Equal." More than
4tfl)0 of these trade marks were placed
in show windows yesterday in all the
districts. The Albina Business Men's
Club took care of that district. The
campaign was started to develop busi
ness interests of the several districts.
II. A. Calef is chairman of the publicity
committee.
Sindat School Mectino Opens.
The annual convention of the Multno
mah County Sunday School Association
will be held in Centenary Methodist
Church, Kast Pine and East Nnith
streets, today and tomorrow. Df. J.
Earl Else, president, will call the con
vention to order at 2:30 o'clock today.
Among the features of today's session
will be addresses by Mrs. Belle .Hoge.
Charles Wheeler, Rev. J. D. Springs
ton and Rev. Charles A. Phipps. Among
the speakers for tonight will be Rev.
A. M. Williams. Pr. Else. Mrs. M. A.
I'anenhower and Superintendent Alder
man of the PortlaiKl schools. Friday
afternoon will be given over to the
Portland Graded Union. Premiums will
te awarded. A banquet will be held
tomorrow night. In the evening the
principal speaker will be Kev. J. H.
Jlatthews, of Seattle.
Valuable Doo Adjudged Vicious.
Though the dog was valued at $1001
hv its owner, P. Eliopoulos. who de
clared that he won at least $600 a
year by exhibiting the animal at dog
shows, it was adjudged vicious by
Municipal Judge Stevenson yesterday
and Eliopoulos lined 10 and torn to
keep the animal in leash. The prize
English bulldog had attacked a horse
at Fourth and Couch streets Tuesday,
fastening its teeth in the horse's nose.
The horse had to toe taken to a veteri
nary Mirgeon by its owner. James Pap
' pas. Tolice Sergeant Robson saw the
vicious attack and arrested Eliopoulos.
Dn. Samuel 'Wooster Coming to
Tortlavd. Charles Cottcl. presi
dent of the Portland New Jerusalem
Society (S edenborglan Church), an
nounced yesterday that Dr. Samuel
Wooster. of San Francisco, had accepted
an invitation to till the Portland pulpit
of this society for six months, and
will arrive in Portland this week and
preach next Sunday morning. Dr.
Wooster in a brother of Rev. John
Wooster. former pastor of the San
Francisco Swedcnborgian Society. He
may become permanent pastor after
the expiration of that time.
Plumbers Fined $10. E. Miller and
G. E. Miller, partners in tho plumbing
company of Miller Bros.. 1236 Sandy
boulevard, were fined $5 each by Muni
cipal Judge Stevenson yesterday for
connecting city water into houses with
out first securing a permit from the
City Water Department. This is the
first arrest made following the in
structions of Commissioner Daly to
his deputies that the permit ordinance
be enforced strictly, but others may be
expected to follow. The superintend
ent of the Bureau of Water Works
Issues the permits.
Warren R. Vincent's Funeral Held.
Funeral services of Warren R. Vin
cent, who died at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. W. E. Wright. 461 East
Forty-firt street North. Monday, were
held yesterday from Finley's chapel,
the services being concluded at the
Portland Crematorium. Mr. Vincent was
75 vcars of age, and came to Portland
from Nevada in 1879, and engaged in y
i;ie carnage niaKing Diisiuesn. ntMtiia
hks widow, he leaves three daughters.
Mrs. W. E. Wright. Mrs. Frank Brown
and Mrs. George Haley.
Birth Records P n o v e Statement
False. City birth records having
jirovrd that Gus Bowen's statement that
he was ! years old was a falsehood
Howen. colored elevator operator at
the Seward Hotel, was remanded to
the Municipal Court by tho Juvenile
Court yesterday. Bowcn is 111 years
old and was lined $50 for carrying con
cealed weapons. lie was arrested
February - after stabbing Ernest
Kronke. night porter, in the lobby of
the hotel.
"Muzzles for Teachers" Topic.
'Muzzling Teachers in the Public
Schools'" is to be discussed at a public
meeting in room A. Central Library, to
night. The meeting will be in the
nature of a review of the case of Mrs.
Flora T. Foreman, who lost her posi
tion recently at Quiiicy. Or., as the
result of a controversy with the
School Board. Among the speakers
will be Dr. C. H. Chapman and II. C.
Ithoff.
Simple Larceny Is Guilt Found.
After a jury in Circuit Judge Davis'
court had been out for 18 hours, John
"Winn, charged with burglary, yester
day was found guilty of simple larceny.
Winn was arretsed in January by De
tectives Coleman and Snow for the
burglary of an East Side residence. lie
wilL be sentenced Friday. The penalty
Jor simple larceny is from one month
to one year in the County Jail.
Further Extension Granted.
Further extension of the United Rail
ways Company's county franchise until
April 1 was granted by the Board of
County Commissioners yesterday. The
franclii.se originally terminated Feb
ruary 1. On request of the City Com
mission. It was extended until March 1.
The request for a second extension
came Tuesday, but was not acted on
by the Board until yesterday.
Safett Razor Proves Costlv. For
the theft of a safety rozor from tho
Perkins Hotel pharmacy Tuesday,
James Gillroy was sentenced to 30 days
in jail by Municipal Judge Stevenson
yesterday. C. C. Stout, proprietor, was
the complainant.
OwfciR has splendid store for rent.
16x75 feet in size, right in the heart
of the business district. Light, heat
nd water included in rental. Splendid
opportunity for a wlde-awaka mer
chant. L 670. OregonJan. Adv.
Pcbi-ic Speakinu Class to Meet.
Professor Prcscott. of tho University
cf Oregon, will meet his class In public
Fpeaklng and parliamentary law to
day at T:.". in room B of the Central
Library building.
St. David Dat Welsh people will
hold concert on March 1, 1915. at
Church of the Strangers, Grand avenue
ami Wasco St., 7:4a P. M. Admission, loc.
Adv.
works. James Barton Adams is to be
Introduced to the public of Portland at
a reception at the Library tomorrow
nicht at 8 o'clock. Mr. Adams is the
dean of newspaper verse writers and
for years was one of the most noted
in the United States. He retired from
active newspaper work about two years
ago and since that time has been a
resident of Vancouver. Mr. Adama will
give an address and Mr. Short will
read a number of his most widely
known and popular bits of verse.
tALHANCB Convention Opens Todat.
Rev. E. J. Richards, of New York,
home secretary of the Christian and
Missionary Alliance, and Miss Ella
Rudy, missionary on furlough from
South China, will be the speakers this
and Friday afternoon at 2:30 and 7:30
o'clock at the annual convention which
opens in tha gospel tablernacle. East
Ninth and East Clay Btreets. Saturday
there will be no English services, but a
special meeting will be held for Chi
nese women, and Miss Rudy and Mrs.
John D. Fee will speak to them in
the Chinese language. On Sunday there
will' be services at 11 A. M., 2:30
and 7:30 P. M. .
Two Tot. Need "Home. Because
their mother' has to be taken to the
hospital and will be there for about
two weeks, and their father is in
Alaska, two little boys, aged 3 and 6
respectively, will be left without any
one to care for them unless some
good, motherly woman can be found
who will g-ive these little lads shelter
and care for a fortnight. They are
well behaved, clean children. Anyone
wishing to take these boys into a
comfortable home and give them a
mother's attention .for two weeks will
please telephone the Associated Chari
ties.
Auto Aerial Truck Bids Authorized.
The City Council yesterday passed an
ordinance authorizing the Municipal
Purchasing Agent to advertise at onca
for bids for a new auto aerial trucK
for the fire bureau. This is one of
the machines allowed in the budget for
this year. It will cost about J13.0UU,
At first it was planned to advertise
for two of the machines, but it was
deemed best to wait until the Council
can see how the city stands financially.
It is said that a number of unex
pected expenditures since January 1
have depleted the city's funds.
Social Workers to Elect. Several
topics of interest are scheduled for
discussion at the meeting of the Social
Workers Club at the Hotel Benson to
night at 6:30. The subjects and speak
ers will be: "The Dancehall Question,"
by Rev. F. K. Howard: "The Moral Side
of the Jitney Question." by Mrs. Martin
Wagner; "Adult Delinquency in Con
junction With Juvenile Delinquency,"
by Deputy District Attorney Ham
liiersley: "My Impressions of Jail," by
George Hurlburt. The election of offi
cers will be held.
Rev. Sherman L. Divine to Speak.
Rev. Sherman L. Divine, of Bozeman,
Mont., will deliver a lecture tonight in
the Rose City Park Presbyterian
Church, on "Eighty Minutes Around the
World." which will be. illustrated. He
and Mrs. Divine are the guests ot Rev.
J. M. Skinner, of the Rose City Park
Presbyterian Church. From Portland
Rev. Mr. and Mr. Divine go to Seattle,
Wash., whete Rev. Mr. Divine will lec
ture in the First Presbyterian Church.
Yooa Lecture to Be Given. "The
Significance of Advanced Thought" is
the subject of the lecture tonight at
the East Side Public Library, East
Eleventh and Alder streets, by Rev.
Frank O. Garrison under the direction
of the Christian Yoga Society. There
will be only one more lecture of this
course, which closes next Thursday
night with a talk oni "Self Healing."
Mission Is in Progress. The
Redcmptorist Fathers, Chapoton. Sey
mour and Becker, are conducting a mis
sion in the St. Francis Church, East
Pine and East Twelfth streets, this
week. The mission is for Catholics and
non-Catholics, and meetings are held
every morning and evening, the even
ing services 'being at 7:30 o clock.
Diamond and $350 Watch Lost. The
loss of. a diamond chatelaine pit and
a gold watch valued at $350 In the
Benson Grill Monday night was re
ported to detective headquarters by
Miss M. C. Brandt, manager of Leffert's
jewelry store, 268 Washington street.
yesterday. Detectives Price ana JHai
lett are "investigating the loss.
$2150 Awarded for Man's Death.
For the death of John Vlahos, who
was killed while working on the
Sheridan & Willamina Railroad in 1911,
a jury in Circuit Judge McGinn's court
yesterday awarded his heirs $2150. Suit
was brought by T. T. Georges as ad
ministrator of Vlahos' estate.
Dat of Prayer to Br Observed. The
Woman's Home Missionary Society of
the First Methodist Episcopal Church
will observe the day of prayer, and also
conduct their National meeting in the
church parlors today. The auxiliary
meeting will bo at 10 A. M. A basket
lunch is requested.
Lents Park Improvement On. A
wadinsr nool is being built at Lents
Park, near the schoolhouse, for the
special use of little children. Also the
park is being graded and generally
improved throughout, preparatory for
the season
Selliso Agencies Incorporates.
Articles of incorporation for the As
sociated Selling Agencies were filed
yesterday by E. W. Laufman. W. W.
Gordon and A. J. Capron. The new
company is capitalized at $5000.
When Love Awakens. Every young
girl has felt the spell of being in
lovo. This was the experience of Glory
Onayle in "The Christian, tho attrac
tion all this week at the Columbia. Do
not miss it. Adv.
"Women's Club to Meet. The Wo
men's Liberal League will hold its next
regular meeting tomorrow at 7:30 P. M.
After the meeting there will be card
playing and dancing. Refreshments
will be served.
SYNOPSIS OF TITO ANNT7AL STATEMES'
OF TH B
British and Foreign Marine Ins,
Co., Ltd.
of Liverpool. Eng-!ind. In the Kingdom of
Great Britain, on tlia 31t day of December.
1914, mado to the Insurance Commissioner
of the State ot Orfton, pursuant 10 law
Capital.
A m mint nf fflnftal naift I1D.
statutory deposit $ 200,000.00
Income.
T(. nMmtitm rorlvpit HiirlnC
tha year 0IS,6s:.T3
Interest, dividends and rents
rifivfrt rtnrlnjr the vpar 43.?W3.7
Received from home office 5l,t14.i8
Income from other sources re
ceived durina the year 1S.00
Total income $1,539,011.88
Disbursements.
Net losses paid during the year.$ 447,844.
I'-Ammlninni .nH Kntnrii'91 Daid
during the year 201,161.64
Taxes, licenses and fees paid
dnrlnc tho year 20,181.26
Amount of all other expendi
ture''. 82.34S.04
Remitted to home office. 672.21T.tSS
Total expenditures
Assets.
Valus of stocks and bonds
owned (market value) 1
Cash In banks and on hand....
Premiums in course of collection
written since September 30,
1014
Interest and renfcs due and accrued
$1, 452.74S.:
943.639.00
9,641). 57
159,808.53
14,024.09
$1,210,122.00
admitted in
$1,210,122.09
Total assets
Total assets
Orejon . . .
Liabilities.
Gross claims for losses unpaid.. $
Amount of unearned premiums
on all outstanding rlsus
All other liabilities, salaries, ex
penses, etc
Due for taxes
1S8.92S.83
3 77,44.5
12.5oB.2'
33.525.38
TVi,al llnrtlltMeR exclusive of
capital stock of $200,000..$ 412.934.02
Total premiums In force Decem
ber Si. 1014 $ 637,600.68
Business In Orexon for the Year.
Tftt.l rl.lra written ritirinr the
year " $7,21.4,860.00
Gross premiums received dur
ing the year 47.260.87
Premiums returned during the
387.15
2o.34A.71
23.762.48
year
Losses paid during tho year....
Losses Incurred during the year
WM, H. SIMPSON.
United States Attorney and Manager.
Statutory resident general agent and attor
ney- for service, u. '-. Mcnoison
would be 18.6x43 feet i and could be
thrown into the assembly hall. A
kitchen would be provided.
It is expected that final plans will
be accented this week and bids asked
The cost of the clubhouse and bank
building will be about $dO,000.
PORTLAM) ACTRESS FILLS IN W HEX
CONTRACT TS CANCELLED.
Sam and Kitty Morton Cloged at Or-
I brum When Former Appears
Too Intoxicated to Perform.
Through the misfortune of Sam and
Kitty Morton, who were closed yes
terday at the Orpheum, the popular
Portland singer of songs of the fcoutn,
Mrs. 10. M. Hogan, was given an op
portunitv to re-enter the professional
field. On an hour's notice Mrs. Hogan
appeared at the Orpheum matinee with
her pickaninny, Mary -Ellen, 'Lize Lea
Jackson, and scored a tremendous nit.
The Mortons were booked at the
local vaudeville playhouse for the cur
rent week as their first Portland ap
pearance In 40 years of stage life.
Tuesday night it is said that Mr. Mor
ton began a systematic assault on
nrohibition and appeared at the Or-
Dheum a few moments before his time
for going on the stage. Manager Con
Ion's attention was called to the con
dition of Morton, who was ordered
back to his dressing-room and an an
nouncement made that Mr. Morton was
too 111 to appear.
A detailed report of the affair was
telegraphed to San Francesco and Chi
cago headquarters of the Orpheum
NEW PLANS ARE PREPARED
Bids on East Side Clubhouse and
Citizens Bank Soon to Be Asked.
A new set of tentative plans for the
clubhouse and office building of tho
Kast Side Business Men's Club and
Citizens' Bank, to be built at the
northeast corner of Grand avenue and
Bast Alder street, have been com
pleted by Camp & Dupuy, and yester
day were submitted to the building
committee.
The elevations show tha clubhouse
separate and distinct from the bank
building, this being done to separata
tho two and give the clubhouse a dis
tinct name. The front of tho lower
story of the clubhouse, according to the
plans, would have two rooms, provided
with glass windows. One of these
rooms might be occupied by the East
Portland rostofTice. All the space on
the second floor would be uBed by the
club, and would include an assembly
hall, with a stage 39x41 feet, which
might bo enlarged by means of folding
or eliding doors. The smoking room
Mrs. E. M. Hogan. M ho I Taking
Turn on Orpheum Bill to Fill
Vacancy.
circuit and instructions were received
yesterday to cancel tho Morton en
gagement. Mrs. E. M. Hogan is known locally
as the protege and favorito of the
Portland v Press Club, where she lias
appeared at numerous entertainments.
The pickaninny who helps her at the.
close of the act is a Portland product.
Mrs. Hogan has had many years of
experience and has been on bills where
Elsie Janis. Charlie Grapewin and
James J. Corbctt were featured.
DEBWif NEAR
LAW CREATING SMALL CLAIMS
tOIRT IN EFFECT IN" 00 DAYS.
Only Cnaea Involving Lean Than 20
To Be Adjudicated. Hearings
To Be Informal.
Small debtors will have a haven of
refuge in the District Courts when tho
bill passed by the last Legislature pro
viding for a Small Claims Court goes
into effect, in 90 days.
Only claims of less than $30 will bo
adjudicated under this law. which is
modeled after, a similar measure in.
Kansas. At present a claim of this size
must be filed in the District Court di
rect. Usually, it is pointed out by
Judge Dayton, who is sponsor of the
system, that collection agents and law.
yern get the major part of the claim
collected.
The new law eliminates the assign
ment of claims of less than $20, and.
It is believed, will be a severe blow
to collection agencies. Each one of tho
three District Courts in Portland will
hear small (claims cases without the aid
of lawyers. The debtor and the claim
ant each will appear and state hjs
own case, the judge will' inquire into
the reasons for non-payment, and into
the financial condition of both parties.
The intention set out in ine jaw is
in make thee hearings entirely infor
mal, and the Judge is given power to
MARCH LIST
Can Be Played on YOUR Machine
SONG HITS FOR MARCH
MARCH DANCE RECORDS
By Prince's Band
Recorded Vnder the Supervision of G. Hepburn WllaOa, M. B.
SYNCOPATED WALK, from "Watch Your Step." (Berlin.) Fox-trot.
Prince's Band. .
KENTUCKY HOME. (Platzmann.) Fox-trot. Princ a Band.
A SCSI, 12-Inch, ai.OO
PIGEON WALK. (Monaci.) Fox-trot. Princa's Band.
P.OCKAWAY HUNT. (Jerome.) Fox-trot. Princa a Band.
A SH.l.t, 12-Inch, f l.OO , , ,
TICKLING LOVE TAPS, from "Suzl." (Perschk.) One-atep. Princes Band.
SISTER SUSIE'S SEWING SHIRTS FOR SOLDIERS. (Darewskl.) One
step. Prince's Band.
A 534, 13-Inch, I.OO . , ,. , ,,.
GOOD-BYE. GIRLS, I'M THROUGH, from "Chin Chin." (Caryll). One
step. Prince's Band.
CHIN CHIN WALTZ. (Caryll.) Prince's BaniJ.
A 3.'!S, 13-Inch, U1.00
MILLICENT WALTZ. (McKee.) Princa'a Orchestra.
LOVE'S MEMORIES. (Heinzman.) Waltz. Prince's Orchestra.
A 5643, 13-Inch. t.OO . .
VALSE BOSTON from "Les Millions D'Arlequin" (Drlg-o). Joan Sawjera
Persian Garden Orchestra. ,
WHEN YOU'RE A LONG, LONG "WAY "FROM HOME. (Meyer.) One-step.
Joan Sawyer's Persian Garden Orchestra.
Margarete Matzenaur, Mezzo-Soprano
A 5fl41. 13-inch (Symphony Serlea) nouhle Only, 1.50
THE ROSARY. (Nevin.) In English, with orchestra.
STILLE NACHT. HEILIGE .NACHT (Silent Night, Hallowed Night.)
(Umber.) In German, with orchestra.
EDWARD JOHNSON
IKdoardo dt GiovsnsI) the Favorite
American Tenor, Now One the Operatlo Stars f Italy.
A 1CT3, 10-Inch (Symphony Series) Double Only, f LOO
OH. COME WITH ME IN THE SUMMER NIGHT. (Van d.er Stricken.) In
English, with orchestra.
MOTHER O' MINE. (Tours.) In English, with orchestra.
A (HUO, 13-lnch (Symphony Series) Double Only, I.0 , . L ..
PARSIFAL (Wagner.) "Soltanto un arma val. (There Is but ona way.)
In Italian, with orchestra.
PARSIFAL. (Wagner.) "II Santo Gral
with orchestra.
EVKKIIHIKU KK..U.I.N US flirj ur in.j. uuu ar.jr. iint.w .
(Harriman.) Lyric Trio Will Oakland, Henry Burr and Albert Camp
bell. Orchestra accompaniment.
IN MY DREAM OF YOU. (Wenrich.) George Ballard, tenor.
accompaniment.
vtE!?YOu'wORE A TULIP AND I WORE A BIG RED ROSE.
Columbia Stellar Wale Quartet, urenestra accompaniment
SWEET KENTUCKY LADY. (Hlrsch.) Frank Coombs, tenor, and Ernest
Aldwell, baritone. Orchestra accompaniment.
A 1S2, 10-Inch. 5e , tr
THE VIOLIN MY GREAT - UKASU - UAUUI slALr.. iaiuumn.1
Santrev. baritone. Orchestra accompaniment.
OVUR THE HILLS TO MARY. (Wells.) James Reed, tenor, and James F.
Harrison, baritone. Orchestra accompaniment.
Two Vocal Medleys From the Season's Best Musical Comedy Successes.
13-Inch. $1.35
uoiumoia usiie uptra v-uiiiijaiij-. -
THE ONLY GIRL. (Herbert. Vocal gems. Columbia Light Opera Com
pany. Orchestra accompaniment.
(The Holy Grail.) In Italian,
Orchestra
(Wenrich.)
Blue Lnbel. A S0H,
CmN CHIN. (Caryll.) vocal gems.
Two Novel Band Recordings
A 1674. 10-Inch, li.'e
IMPERIAL CHLMH.S.
CHURCH PARADE.
A New and Remarkable Singer of Coon Songs
.1 1HII, lo-lnch. (!
-MISSISSIPPI HAKBECL'E. iReed) Ueorge O'Connor, tenor. Ontieslra
accompaniment.
ALABAMA JAMBOREE. (A. von Tilzer.) George O'Connor, tenor. Orches
tra accompaniment.
Eleonora De Cisneros, Mezzo-Soprano
A 34MO, 13-inch (Symphony Serieal llnulilo Oaly. (..to
ORFKO. iGluck.) "Che Faro Scnia Eurldice ' ("I Have l-ot My F.uriitn e . "
In Italian, with orchestra.
LA GIOCONDA. ( Honchlelll.) "Voce dl Donna o d'Anfelo" (Voice of Ansel
or Mortal.) In Italian, with orchestra.
A JHSI. 10-lna-h. H.te
WIIEN YOU'RE A LONG. LONG WAY FROM HOME. I.Mcvcr I 1 1 .-n
Burr, tenor. Orchestra accompaniment. I
MY DADDY LONG LEGS. (Grant.! Peerless Quartet. Oi heMia a.coni-
paniment.
A 107.1, 10-ln-h, .1r .
ON THE 6:1.1. (Marshall.) Arthur Collins, baritone, ami H ton C. Il.irlmi.
tenor. Orchestra accompaniment.
Rl'FF JOHNSON'S HARMONY HAND. ('.rooks and Abrahams. i Anhm
Collins, baritone, and Byron G. Harlan, tenor. Orchestra a coinpsiiiniciii
A IHSO. lO-inch. .-
WINTER NIGHTS. (Schwartz.) PeorleFs liuai'trt. OichcMi.i niuiiani-
ment.
HE'D KEEP ON SAYING GOODNIGHT. ( Kreuvr. t Alia .1nlio.. pisnn.
and Will C. Robbins, tenor. Orchestra accompaniment.
A Most Attractive Orchestral Double
A 1077, Ill-inch. 3r
LA PAI.OMA. (Vrsdicr.l Princa's Orchestra.
TRAILING ARNL'TLS. (Friedman.) Prinro . Oi clic.-l i a.
A 17H, 10-lnrh, (Kir
K1LLARNEY. LAST ROSE OF Sl'MMER and IRISH WIIIMS). M..kcn.ia
Murdoch, violinist.
ANNIE L.U.'HIE and PR1NCH CHARLIE'S FAVORITE. M.i krii.ic Mui
doch, violinist.
AL JOLSON Singt Two More Winter Garden Hits
Blue Label, A HIT!, 1(-Inch. 7-lc
SISTER SUSIES SEWING SHIRTS Fill! SOLDIERS. ll'Hie-UI Al
.lolson. harltone. Orchestra Hccoinpunlmcnt.
WIIKN TI1K GltoWN-FP LADIES ACT LIKE BABIES. A hi hsm Al
Jolson, baritone. Orchestra accompaniment.
KOL NIDRKI
Illue Label, ft(l3M, 13-Inch, !-'
KOL MDRE1. tlii iich.l Part 1. Lea S. hlil. 'cellist. Oi.he-tia . . nm-
paiitinent.
KOL NIDItEI. (Bruch.) Tart II. Leo Sehulx. cellist. OrrhrMra s rom-
PHiiiniont.
A Wonderful Wartime Descriptive Record
A 173, 10-Inch. ((.
ARRIVAL OF THE BRITISH TROOPS IN FRANC E Pari I. I 'c. i ipm r
Sketch.
ARRIVAL OF THE BRITISH TROOPS IN FRANCE Pari II I 'rsrrlpl i
Sketch.
A St. Patrick's Day Double
A 1H7H. 10-Inch. (I.c
WEARING OF TUB GREEN". William Thomas, tenor. Onlicpli a.,oin
putiinirnt. DAUGHTERS OF ERIN (Air "G4 iT.vinvcn. " ) Hcrhcit Sluail, hutilnitr. "i -cheftrn,
accompaniment.
A Scotch Duet and a Standard Callad
Blue Label. A ,-.W. I'J-ln. h.
WHEN YE GANG A " A ', JAMIE. Grace Kerns, soprano, ami llarr Mr-
Cla.skev, tenor. Orchestra nccompHiunirnt.
LAND OF THE SWALIAJWS. ( Mit.-onl. I Mildred Poller, mnlrallo. n.l
John IJarnes Wells, tenor. Orchestra accompaniment.
(Partridge.)
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Columbia Band.
Columbia Band.
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. SEAT SALE TODAY.
This morning at the Heilig Theater
the sale of seats opens for the Rudolph
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Half-Gallon Tins. .. .$1.75
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Best Florida Grape Fruit, 80s, dozen 750
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