Sherlock Holmes on stage thrills National Theater crowd
The National Theater audience last night savored William Gillette’s Sherlock Holmes in a staged thriller that blends deduction and drama. The performance, now fourteen years in American theater, features a poised Holmes outsmarting Moriarty, with rich acting by Joseph Brennan as Moriarty and Edward Fielding as Dr Watson, while the production showcases strong stagecraft and period atmosphere.
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Sherlock Holmes
Dr Watson
National Theater
William Gillette
Moriarty
Holmes
Sherlock
Illette
Sherlock Hiolmen
Larrabees
Faulkner
Holmen
Prof
Assagsina
Dr. Watson
Eally
Miss Faulkner
Gillette
Joseph Brennan
Mir Brennan
Mr Brennan
Edward Fielding
Conan Doyle
Edwin Mordaunt
Larrabee
Burford Hampden
Tyltyl
Blue Bird
Billy
The Stage Echoes of Pollls Ie and Winter Garden
Review details Pollls Ie farewell at Avenue theater with Mark Kent in Cyrus Blenkar as hero in The Middleman. Also The Galley Slave with Theda Bara at Crandall's and Dancing Around at Belasco features Jolson. Describes casts, songs, and lavish production values across multiple shows with mixed critical notes.
New York Produce Prices and Stocks Report Signal
New York dairy and produce prices listed for November 29 show butter creamery receipts weak with mixed scores, creamery higher scoring, and entrees such as fresh poultry and turkeys priced but unsettled. Flour, sugar, and other staples exhibit steady to modest changes, with references to various grades and associations in market notes.
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New York
Hennery
Hennery Crowns
James F. Oyster Corner
9Th and
Pa. Ave
Philadelphia Markets Report From Whitwelphia Submarket Nov 29
Market notes show butter and cheese prices with fractions and codes. Western creamery extra 83 percent and 37 Gus figures appear alongside other cheese categories, corn and white varieties with multiple grade numbers and pricing snippets.
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Whitwelphia
Western Creamery Extra
New York
Live Stock Markets Report From Chicago and Other Cities
Chicago and other markets show receipts and prices in hogs calves cattle and sheep. Hog receipts around 48 000 with prices from 4.00 to 7.00. cattle receipts about 26 600 with mixed price ranges. sheep receipts 22 000 with modest gains. New York and Baltimore markets list receivals and price bands for steers bulls cows and sheep with weekly totals and local variations.
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Chicago
New York
Rourke
Baltimore
Copper and metal prices span New York London markets
The Metal Market notes steady electrolytic copper at 20.00, firm iron grades No 1 Northern at 18.00 to 18.25, No 2 at 17.75 to 18.25, and other steel and tin quotes. London spot copper at £80, futures £80 15s, with tin near £39 75 to £40 26.5, antimony £125.
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New York
Northern
Beaty Tein
London
News of Loyal Father's Death Brings Son Home
In Chicago on Nov 29, John Littlejohn who vanished 27 years earlier is reuniting with his mother in Waukeegan Tl after learning of his father’s death. His sisters met him at the railroad station and escorted him to the family home. He had run away during a quarrel in Joplin Mo as the family moved to Waukeegan.
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Thimmie Fadden
Columbia
New York
Chimmiles
Sidney Lew
Bast Lynne
Washington Post
Chicago
John Littlejohn
Waukeegan
Far West
John
Waukeegen
Joplin
Cyril Scott
Edward Andrews
Andrews
Lfe
Albany
Mary Pickford
James Forbes
Vaudeville and film bill with stars in Washington notes
A lengthy program features Marva Rehn Minne Zella Elsa Darisison Helen Cline Lillian Mulls in rousing finale and Feist trio ventriloquism deals. The bill includes Harold Silmar Amy Les Ber and the photoplay The Wonderful Adventure with William Farnum. Moore's Strand showcases How Molly Made Good with a star lineup and Carmen.
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Marva Rehn
Minne Zella
Elsa Darisison
Helen Cline
Lillian Mulls
Harold Silmar and Company
Amy Les Ber
Comedieans
William Farnum
Carmen
Theda Bara
Supreme Court Upholds New York Antialien Labor Law
The Supreme Court sustained the 1905 New York antialien labor statute requiring public works contracts to employ only citizens, holding the law constitutional.
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Supreme Court
New York
Visiting Senator and Mrs Weeks and society links
Society notes list visiting Senator and Mrs Weeks in Massachusetts. Mrs Hoogewert, wife of Capt. Hoogewert, will host informal Friday events at the naval observatory. Several Washington society figures and families are noted visiting, hosting, or arriving, with invitations announced for December events and a dance on December 30.
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John W. Davidge
Senator
Mra Weeks
Massachusetts
Hoogewert
Capt
John A. Hoogewertt
Naval Observatory
Victor Kauffmann
Ruth Lester
Dion Williams
Peking
Washington
Mra. Williams
The
Shoreham
Guest List Recap of Social Visit Announcements
Social notes show Miss Rebecca Blythe returning home from Burlington after visiting her brother Samuel G. Blythe. Mrs Caroline W. Robertson leaves for New York to guest for two weeks with Mr and Mrs William H. Phelps. Mrs Alfred Bennett-Isles travels to Seattle to join her husband and return with him to Valdez Alaska. Mrs J Bancroft returns to the city after summer with Minnesota parents Mr and Mrs James S Parsons, Miss Parsons and Miss Allen also noted. Mr and Mrs Frank Lyon and Miss Lyon mentioned with Gen Daniel C Kingman at Army Navy weekend in New York. Mr William F Dennis and wife depart for New York to attend the opera. Dr and Mrs S Logan Owens celebrate birth of a son at 1763 Q Street.
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Walden Myer
Mise Gertrude Myer
N Street
A. N. Talbot
Washington
Harl Talbot
New York
Rebecca Blythe
Samuel G. Blythe
Burlington
Caroline W. Robertson
William H. Phelps
Alfred Bennett-Isles
Weatmoreland
Seattle
Valdez
Alaska
J. ¥. Bancroft
Minnesota
James 8. Parsons
Parsons
William F. Dennis
S. Logan Owens
Q Street
Mrs Logan Hosts Missionary Union Reception
Mrs Ellis Logan vice president at large of the Woman's Interdenominational Missionary Union of the District of Columbia will host a reception at 1253 Irving Street NW two to six Saturday honoring speakers Bertha G Johnson W M Danner J W McKean M D and Mrs Wilbur F Crafts. A long receiving line includes many mission leaders and representatives from churches and cooperating organizations. The event previews ten days of meetings under the union’s auspices.
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M. C. Shinn
Whitney Avenue Christian Church
Birdie Washington
Presbyterian Church South
John Harvey Young
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
H. M. Kendrick
Calvary Baptist Missionary Society
J. A. Cunningham
Gurney Memorial Presbyterlie Church
John Huddle
Lida Hart
Anna Lenterman
Elizabeth Reins
S. NM. Cockrell
H. B. Harlan
H. W. Osborn
Flora Fetzer
M. B. Morisey
Hyattaville
J. G. Butler
J. H. Robinson
Fred du Boia
Lewis Mauro
C. Tolbert
Glendale
Anson Rogers Tracy
Franklin Park
T. Hittel
J. M. Banks
Caroline Corbett
M. Wealeat
J. EB. Edgar
Grace Morris
J. Ednon Brigga
W. H. Ramsey
H. F. Lutz
Mma Peck
George W. Atkinson
Giles Scott Rafter
Edith Kingdon Kern
Mias
C. F. Little
BE. W. Baker
C. H. Baitin
Marietta Little
Mary EB
Ireland
J. Alvin Campbell
H. EB
Monroe
Goapel Mission
Eel
Bridal Colony Expands in Hot Springs With New Arrivals
Hot Springs Va Nov 29 Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt made a 20 mile auto trip to Bolar but breakdown delayed her return until late afternoon. The bridal colony grew with arrivals Mr and Mrs William R Maloney Mr and Mrs W G Wylie Jr married in New York and Hiberton, plus Mr and Mrs B F Lewis Jr of Chicago. Others include Mr and Mrs Charles T Gilbert honeymooning and en route to Boston. Golf drew attention with several social figures seen on the links.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt
Washington Post
Hot Springs
Bolar
William R. Meionsy
W. G. Wylie, Jr
New York
Hiberon
Maloney
Public Service
McCall
Wylie
Metelie Campbell Clark
B.F. Lewis, Jr
Chicago
Charles T. Gilbert
Washington
Boston
Joseph RK. Morrie
Leighton Parka
Clarkson Potter
Lawrence Minot
Marjorie Cochran
Willem Armstrong Greer
Waldo Story
George Kenyon
Helen Kenyon
William E Bemis Dies At Port Jervis Home
William E Bemis second vice president of Standard Oil Company of New York died suddenly at his summer home near Port Jervis New York after contracting pneumonia while duck shooting last Friday Born August 12 18 in Cleveland Ohio Bemis joined Standard Oil Company of New Jersey 182 years ago and spent much time in India China Japan and Europe on export business The text also notes a South Dakota court ruling declaring unconstitutional the method of assessing express company earnings in Wells Fargo case State Treasurer Johnson v Wells Fargo Company
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New York
Wiliam E. Bemis
Standard OH Company of
Standard of Interests
Port Jervis
N. Y
Hemis
Mr. Bemis
Cleveland
Ohio
Standard of Company of New Jersey
South Dakota
Supreme Court
Johnson
Wells+Fargo
Snow Blankets White Sulphur Springs Then Clears for Golf Round
Snow overnight covered White Sulphur Springs ground and delighted children with sledding. By midday the snow melted and local golfers enjoyed a round on the new course. Prominent residents, including Blair Campbell Flick and others, visited nearby sites and took automobile trips to Covington, Frankfort, Lewisburg, and Blackstone.
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Washington Post
White Sulphur Springs
James A. Blair
B. W. Campbell
R . Jay Flick
A. W. Thompson
Frederick Herreshoff
Kates Mountain
Marjorie Clustt
Montagues Park
Clarendon L. Martin
Valley View
Prentiss L. Coonly
Covington
Frederick Burnham Stimson
Frankfort
Lewisburg
Wm. J. Sturgis
Blackstone
Richmond Bride’s Mother In Law Visit Plans
Rich mond to join the bride s mother Mrs Thomas B Yuille at a social gathering. At the traps today were Mr and Mrs Charles Lee Dr Henry B Thomas and Wm M Irvine. Dr Thomas and Mr Irvine later went partridge shooting. Mr Worthington Smith will reach hara tomorrow and she will remain until late December.
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Richmond
Thomas B. Yuille
Charles Lee
Henry B Thomas
Wm M. Irvine
Thomas
Irvine
Worthington Smith
Hara
LAW CLASS HOLDS SESSION OF 1918 GROUP
The first regular meeting of the National University Law School class of 1918 convened in the lower lecture hall last night. Vice President Rand presided in place of President Anderson who was absent. An entertainment banquet was approved for the near future as the season’s opening event. Committee appointments were announced: Randall Marcley Riefkin Swanton on entertainment. Garrison Huntington Zack Barnhart Perry on rules. Struble Pew Bloementhal Jones Morris on finance. Smith Goldberg Riefkin on publicity.
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National University Law School
A. 3. Anderson
J. F. Rand' Sall
Anderson
Randall
Marcley
Riefkin
Swanton
Garrison
Huntington
R. Zack Barnhart
Perry
Struble
Pew
Bloementhal
Jones and Morris
Smith, Goldberg and Riefkin A
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the Middleman
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Sce
Cyrua Blenkar
Jman
Henry Arthur Jones
Cyrus Blankarn
Kent
John M Kiine
Joseph Chandler
J. Hammond Datley
Batty Todd
Ben Taggart
Capt. Chandler
Peggy Cameron
Nancy Blenkarn
Ralph Remley
Jesse Pegg
Florence Rittenhouse
Mary Blankarn
Crandall
Theda Bera
William Fox
Miss Bara
Claire Whitney
Stuart Holmes
Ben Hendricks
Hardee Kirklin
Bartley Campbell
Robert Warwick
Robert B Mantell, Jr
Alec B. Francis
Dorothy Fairchild
Frances Nelson
Stella
Bernard
Bernard Ward
Dixie Blair
Harry Thern
Devil
Jessie Willingham
Dan Malloy
May Bott
John McCann
Hazel Corinne
Joseph Dillon
Arthur Philips
Stelle
delasco—Al
Jolson
Spead
al Jolson
Belasco
Harold Atteridge
Sigmund Romberg
Harry Carroll
J. C. Huffman
Jack Mazon
Melville Ellis
Army Club
Lieut. Hartley
Frivalty Theater
Edinburgh Express
Kitty Doner
Miss Doner
Kathleen Clifford
Miss Clifford
Harry Clarke
Frank Carter
Lawrance d‘Orsay
Mildred Elaine
Ray Bowden
Edith Day
Wanda Lyon
Jand
Keith’s
Lina Abarbanell
Keitha
Migs Lina Abarbanell
Mme, Sherry
Miss Aba
Herbert Clifton
Hawthorne
Inglis
Brazil
Dough
Lambert
Fredricks
Meehan
Keith
Gayety
Jim Barton
Harry Cooper
Julia de Kelaty
Irane
Mae Chesleigh
Cormos
Josie Flynn
Miss Flynn
Evan Bondhen
the National
Philadelphia
Horlick
Strand
Molly
Moore
Julian Hilinge
Henrietta Crosman
Robert Edeson
Julia Dean
Leo Dutrich Stein
Lulu Glager
May Robson
Henry Kolker
Mabel Fenton
Charles J. Foss
Mine. Fjorde
Marguerite Gale
Baroness von de Witz
Garden—Triangle Films
Moore's Garden Theater
Triangle
Touglas Fairbanks
Sennett Keystone
Valet
Raymond Hitchcock
Mabel Normand
Fred Mace
Mr. Sennett
Mexico
Weeks
T. T. Ansberry
Mra
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Nebraska
Mi. Hitchcock
Ruth Hitchcock
Carlo B. Brittain
Michigan
League Island Navy Yard
Margaret Parker
James P. Parker
Mr. J. W. Long
New Willard
Secretary of State
Laniaing
Nettie Meredith Seymour
Harrison
Samuel Blythe
Mrs. Logan
Walter T. Carhill
Meridian
Comn
Annie Barr Israel
Vermont Avenue Northwest
G. B. King
Fairmont Street
North
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Richard Williams
William H. Long
Betsey Greene
Greenville
Larry I. Moore
Newborn
R. D. Bullock
Rocky Mount
Perham
Mise Curry
Brig
White
Mra. Garrison
Mra. West
Darrah
Bayle
Black
Mira, Roberts
Fry
Dally
Mahoney
Harvey
Webb
Tomlinson
Robinson
Gifford
Martha Washington
Washington Club
James A. McDonald
Elseo Arredondo
Pennsylvania
BE. Allen, Inc
Median
William E. Bemis
Standard Oil Company
People of
Southern
Arch and
H Streets
N. W
Standard Sanitary Mfg. Co
Pure Elgin Creamery
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