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SPARKLING PLAY
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nmto itar.
Tb play In of a ratht i . i . It it t
ttoM. ,A wstrn flnancUr '"
Mima a'poww in Wall atrmt and i
mltttn with the society bus:. li
YatUa hla wlfa a plain, aterydm .
emmurat Roman whose irnlii"
la her Mtcbea- - made over Into
reigning queen of saoMy and lie hn
a frivolous "doll" of (totham'a aelri
all pleketf out for lit son til wo,i
Im, howaver. come to hie sens-
and fain woold wed' hla father's t"
nwtrapher. Clouds Rather on the
Jwrison and family ties are throat
oed. Mother eomes uo the rearue
atri the day Is aavttd.
But It lan'l the play -It's May IUU.
ami. The way she strnMles in net
her balaia flunre into latest stylit
Ifrwns t he "made over" as her hwu
hand wishes Is the ultimaU- In ram
edy. There are momenta of deep
pathos aa well, hut sctatlllallttK wit
aHaappeane ituherlr tears on each
itecaslou, the transition eoralns quirk
aa a flash.
Toward the end of the play com"
the climaxes of both pathos am!
humor. The son persists In his love
for the atenoitrapher and Is ordered
t leave home, tint off without a rent.
The mother has to deelde whether
to remain with her husband or K
with the son. Mother love triumphs
awl she fteeldes to leave. Here the
father cowea to his senses uud rails
the MH bach. With the family unit
ed the husband says, "Kmlly, did you
really mean that you would ao auy
with Junior and leave me?"
"Of oourse not!" repllra Mrs.
Matt, brushing aside a tear, and Just
a happy as If she were baking Ma
eeitl tn her kitchen back In Omaha.
The supporting rast Is excellent.
Jack Story playing the pari of th
son In a manner particularly note
worthy because of Its entire luck of
aUglness. flmlth Hnvles as the futlior.
Jt Juat the type of man one expecu
to see la Wall strvet.
The audit-nee Friday nlRht win
rather slim due perhaps to cauw
way counter Ml nut ions The pls Is
to ho presented Saturday matinee end
night and is deserting of erowded
houses.
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l.oxk) ttii I'i'i (Mtiit'i Lin rt'MtKn
Ing from t liar ol tsnimlon. This
Imrru Is the only one in rupttvlty
with u rlruitutlr tempera ruent and
her reason for leavlna Hi l-asky fold
Is her objection to playing comedy.
Ramona was wist to appear in sup
port of Victor Moore, lu the produc
tion of "t'hluimlc Kadden Out West,"
one of the rrrennilngly funny Chim
in le iiddcn stories.
Am Itsiiiona hail appeared In sup
port of (leraldlne Parrar, the cele
lirstetl operntle prima donna, both In
"Carmen" nntl "Maria Rosa." and
nlao hud appeared in "The Unknown"
In supiiort of lm Tellnwn, formerly
loading man for Harsh llertihardl, she
decided that drama was her forte.
While Ramona had no objeitlon to
appearing with Victor Moore, she got
the Impression first that the play was
to be of th- slapstick brand of com
edy, and with this she refused to be
Identified. However, when Informed
that It was to he eoiudy of a high
order, she rnnfcnled to appear but
announced that In the future, the
would not appear In anything but
Shakespearian revivals or Ibaen
dramas. To show her utter contempt
for the whole affair. li. promptly ate
hit the rill' oil Mr Moon's bearskin
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WAIIIMil'oV M I'ti-i-ilent
Wll-on tmlii ,niiiti) .in inti
t.itmn to 'iit eillur rritlat or it -urifov
of fictl wk'I hi ii iiiceliutr hv"'
of the Ijeniruc In Kntree I'eiteoj of
nhieli Tomiec Ireii1ent Tntt i Ht"'
uleiit. The pre-iileiit in -tenkiiijj to
ii n Hnfi-rppHfeiiiP etHnmittee re-i-etitiV
rturjrp'cil taut alter the tfrnr
.ll nation wiiM i-uitihiiic in h li'ii'.me
tn rperve ieuee with n I'HiiiBion jiii
liee force.
In eelettrittiou of the iitiiiitefxitrv of
ihp firnt HagtiP ennferenep rpprp-en-tutiveit
nt the wtiin-n' itertee mrt.v
iily urged l'reilrnl Wiimib to take
itnuiediHte tpf to mil a f inference
uf neutrul nitlHin- to mnkc efforts to
ml the war in Kuror,c. lie w tohl
itit'etingH celehriiting the firt Ilnuue
i on fen-nee, which wax hcltl in lhtMt,
ure Iteinjf held today in imtnv ticutrel
fotuitrieH,
Mi. W. Thomneon Biireh. cliair
mnn of the local brunch of the wom
cii'm M-nce (inrty, end Mr, f'iurlcs
Kilwiinl ItiiKM'll und Mrs. Jolin .J.
Wliiie, vice-ehuiniian. infortuutl the
prcHulrnt tlic bclieteti the onlv thing
ililiitniic pi'Hcc in KnroH' wii- the be
irmniiiv' ot I he tiii.M incut liy neutrul
IiiltUillf.
I SAWS VALLEY
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WAl'KKtlAN. III.. M.it IH NVith
- Mien tt'lltntitclt neeeptiil lt hotli
i i . i it ion mill id ten lln 'V
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'mi ill -Uiilttii, ihnittcil mlli
. ii l.iIii ill Alarum Liimbtil, ln-
, I ..I i uii'lliiiill, eoutiiiiii'tl to
v ( im Iiiim nil i l ilurl y men
, I, i .iinint'tl i i t'1 i . Imt milt
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i ll eve' v 'u in e.'illvil to
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.CHURCHES 10 MERGE
MIN'M . 1111.1. Mum, M.iv IH.
The ili'ii. ..I ii '"el "t the Norweg
ian J. nl li. t. hi 'iii'lit- in Alneilill
tta e. . ii .1 in i ..im m lor tiinil ne
I loll (ml. i ,il n -. ii.il liiielllic; ot the
NortM'M'un l.ittlu i.iii -tnoil,
Tlie Inn. mi i .iii-l ilntli.il, preinrei h
lepU'M'liliilue- of the I'liileil N'or--,.'
in ti I. nihil, hi iliiii'eli. IIiihl;!'"-'
1 N..I tti":'nu l.itilii'ian "itinl mill the
"t wc.'t.in I, "i'i i, in -Mioil, has lieen
ailopleil lit I lie lil"l lilillieil, I1'ei'leil
lit lliiitui'- l. lit! liott i-. tip tor iH'tioii
lit the Ni'iWi.'i.ili l.ullii'lan Mt'lioil,
A l I i'.i I iii.i pil'll ol lle Xol'tti'Klaii
; I. nth' ion -m.i.iI I itor union, hilt the
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Mrs. M. K. thiitlner tta -iiilli'til.v
slnekfti with ui ral. -1- TiicmIiiv anil
though niiiroti'il. is .-till in if Iniil
condition.
Mr-. Mi I cht II of Ashesdm in liclp
uig in the Mstoffice during the ill
mm of Mrc (Inrdiier.
The I'age ft I)ri'sT copiiauy
luive been rehonding iiiuch of the Iuh1
in this precinct.
The iMcuie ut the eloing of the
I'unkcy si-hool lVitUv proved n ue
ecs mill nil eiijoyiHl ii good program.
Mis- Kverhnrt returned to ber
home in Medfoitl.
F. K. Ieuel uiotortn) out from Med
fold in the interna of his ranch here.
The severe froNts of hist week did
no little ilamuge io oielinnls and gur-'len-.
N'etwilhstnniliiiv: (he cteritv
i.l the weather. J. A. Morivll rcMrt
he sated Ml ier cent of his apple
crop. The thermometer Uropfieil a
lott during the cold sM'll im eiin Ik
rceonleil h- inniiv of the old-timers
lor the tune of tear.
Mrs. l. t Wilson i viitinu rein-
tltfs ut Tolo.
Miss Iliuel l.otvc titsitml home
folks in Ashland Katiinlnv and Hun
lav.
J. I,. Nealoii as doiiiL- husiwaM
llimiili our precuiel last Met I.
( hit Ion Crefor and I. mult ate
tisitinn relatites at the ('inle t I.
Hits t'lllie Was looklllit otci iiiii
orehartls llu- tteck.
Mant lss aie leeeiveil daily
from oar hoH't'nl eiunliilutes. All
tW'iil tin i nlllnli nl Millie, e ui'klluW
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Mi . i I' Wii.uii ..tl , hi!, b, r,
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ELECTION SUPPLIES
FOUND SCATT
BY
ERA
RAND
JURY
I ollou iiu Iteiciioi' ' the ar.tnd
I ti i vli'h ' ni-lie.l il- .' li'M - Will-ne-liit
:
"We. the irrninl juit, re-inct fully
niKtrt that we have exm- " "' " " "'
ters of a criminal character brought
to our notice and a a re-ult ol snid
examination hate retnrncii into emtrt
seven true lull- and one not true lull"
I "lliil im h.itc c mimi'il the eoull-
tt jnil ami other count olticen; tlmt
i' linil the juil well ordered, sanitarv
.mil clean. We find 'that mant valu-
.ihlc old reconls ot the count v arc
Ki pt in garret of a wootlohed to the
1 tcitr of the courthouse in a moM di-
inlerlv aecupinrathm, endangered by
I ne and subject to thett tir indi--
eriutinntc removal; tfant election iip-
, llie- sneh a" ink, fiens and pencils
ure littered nhout said plrte in a most
wasteful nnd disordjrlv manfler. We
iiNn find that monv valuable record
in all ilt Mttment of the comity are
'.Mthoiit Minlt room nnd in danger of
I"-- by inc. a condition that ought
to be remedied.
An etaniination of the conntv farm
shows ii to he well kept and the pa
tient jiropi rlt i.it'.l l"f anil will
treated.
I "The other office f the county
are all order! v ami well kept? o far
a- we are able to observe from the
limited examination that we hate been
1 nble to make.
1 '-S. . SMITH, t'oremnn."
HISSES FOR ROOSEVELT
( AT IOWA SEETING
CKPAK RAPIDS, la, Mat- IS A
near riot occurred at the republican
I state convention here today when
Robert Healy of Webster county pre.
,sented the name of Theodore Roose
jrelt as "the greatest man In the
i world" and as the logical choice of
I the partv for president. At the nien
Itlon of Itooio'telt'n name n heillani of
,,, tll (1 , ii , loi,. Ioorc, and
Heal wae hooted from the stage.
Another sensational ejilnodo oo
enrred when Attorney (Icneral Ocorgo
Cosson, candidate for governor, ad
dressed the convention and was forc
ed to give way before his time limit
of ten minutes had expired by a clam
orous call for Lieutenant Governor
William I.. Harding which drowned
the speaker out. Harding Is the con
vention's choice for governor.
Mr. Harding in his speech eulogiz
ed Senator Albert 11. Cummins and
added fuel to the alreadv white hot
flame of approval that swept the con
vention" for the Iowa candidate for
president Hurlng the day the tlelo
Kates unanimously endorsed Cum
mins' (iimlltlact lit resolution.
There is more intimate en
joyment in La Marquise Lhan in
any olher cigareUe ever intro
duced in the West. An exceed
ingly likable quality that
insures pleasure extraordinary.
ITALY SHAKEN BY
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PROGRAM OF CONCERT
BY MEOFORO BAND TONIGHT
Tlie third lotui'lt will he uiten l.v '
the 'i iM.h il t nt in-. Ii.uiil nii.lir the
(lite. l. ill ol il.iiiiliaasler Id Kills hi J
KoMl.itiil hi tin ilt. ...irt. i oiiiuieni mi;
at Tin n ate two tiiiielurs on this
ivenlii. . iiom tn. Di.it hste I'H'ii
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