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ROYAL
A SENSATION!
;: That Great Vaudeville Act
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WARD &
BARTON
"The Actress and the Yodeler."
Most Unique and New, Comedy
Singing Act Ever Seen in Wil
rmington. r
REFRESHING!
The Great Song and-Dance Show
by--; ,
Arthur Hauk's
SUNSHINE GIRLS
x Went Over Bigger Than Any
Show Ever Presented Here Last
Night.
LAST TIMES TONIGHT.
Matinee: 3; 10c., 15c.
Night, 7:30 and 9:00, 15c, 25c.
TOMORROW
Matinee and Night.
1916
WORLD BASEBALL
SERIES .
For the First Time in History, a
Complete, Consecutive Pictorial
Account of Every One of the
Games.
GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT
OF THE MOTION PIC
TURE ART!
ALL THE BIG PLAYS BY MAR
VELOUS CLOSE-UP VIEWS
You Will Thrill as Did Those
who Saw It From the Grand
Stands in Brooklyn and Boston.'
A Wonderful Picture
Extra Feature Solo
"THE SUNSHINE OF YOUR
SMILE"
By Mr. Frank Banks.
Also a Great Two Reel Keystone
Scream,
"BY STORK DELIVERY."
25c-ADMISS!ON-2$c
Benefit Wilmington Drum and J
Bugle Corps. ''
BUY TICKETS TODAY!
VictdriA
Acad enrny
TOMORROW EVENING
THE VAIKIKI
HAWAIIAN SINGERS
The Fad and the Craze of the
Present Season:
NATIVE
MUSICAL
M E NTS.
INSTRU-
Presentlng an Elaborate Pro
gram of Songs in Their Native
Tongue, Including Popular
Airs of This Country and Clas
sical and Operatic Numbers.
LIKE A BREATH FROM THE
BEAUTIFUL SOUTH SEA
ISLANDS.
The Seductive and Plaintive
Hawaiian Music Presented by
Natives.
' ? PRtCES50c, 75i; r:
Seats Selling at Elvington's
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AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE
": Vrito rr Pmrflralan. " ' ".;
KXCLENTO MEMCINB CO, Attaata CUU
Yt t i I hi
THEATRE
"The Birth of a Nation,
J)- W Grlf -
fifth's marvelous spectacle; will - be
seen at the Academy tonight for the
last time. , After making . new, un
precedented and undreamt of records
in practically sver firsfc-tiaaa theatre n
the United States last season in many
cities, it wentiback to play to as large
and often larger audiences than-it did
during the first -engagement. It is a
fair, estimate that one-half, of the six
million people who have seen - this
spectacle have seen it more than once.
In every.rplace the enthusiasm of the
vast crowds has known no bounds.
v The historic features of this presen
tation have attracted wide attention
and educators all over the world have
hen convinced tnax tnre "r' : ou wUl first through a birds -
effective way to tell theory of a na-, Pys yoj iJU WJb
tion;
In pictorial rorm are snuwu u,f
sxirrmSvulBT:r::
tne sea, me xasi
Confederates at Petersburg, the sur
render at Appomattox, the assessina
tion of President Lincoln and the sav
'ng of the South by the Ku Klux Klan.
Mere words can never give a realiza
tion of the dramatic secenes, the life
like and vivid reproduction of the past
Realism is the keynote of the success
of "The Birth of a Nation." The very
stupendousness of the spectacle jflefies
description. And above all it is enter
tainment par excellence.
Running .. through the historical
scenes are two romantic love stories
in which a colonel of the South loves
the sister of anfficer of the North, and J
the officer of the North loves the stsr
ter of the Colonel of the. South. The
I proud spirit of the Southern girt and
! the equally proud mien of the northern
maid are. shown in as thrilling and
soul-gripping a story as was . ever
j staged.. Love turns to hate then to
j love again as each girl watches the
! grim struggle with partican eyes, each
loyal to the land of her birth.
The Prince of Pilsen.
Lovers of catchy music and good
comedy will doubtless note with pleas-
ure that the greatest of all musical
comedy favorites, "The Prince of Pll
i sen" will be seen at' the Academy
1 matiness and night on "next Monday.
i This charming 'musical entertainment
is said to be in full flush of another
successful season with the production
j -tew in every detail, i neaixe-goers
are already familiar with the tremen
. dousrsong favorites; "The Message of
,The Violet,'? "Heidelberg," "The Tale
of The Sea Shell," "Pictures in
Smoke," and "The Song of The Cities,"
'and their hold upon the American
amusement lovers is so great that
"Pilsen" continues as one of the great
est successes ever producer. The or
ganization is headed by Charles Home
and Estella Birney, and the support
ing cast is said to be one of superiori
ty and strenth. The matinee prices
run from 50 cents to $1. Night prices
range from 50 cents to $1.50. Seats
go on sale at Elvington's Friday morn
ing. Hawaiian Players and Singers.
Talking machine manufacturers re
port ffraV durlag - the $ast six lhoths
they have been rushed to keep up
with the demand for records of Hak
aiian music, the language twang of
the ukelele an dthe subtle charm of
the "cola" song having won their way
into th ehearts of the people of Amer
ica to an unparallelled extent. The
ppular song, too, has felt the influ
ence of the new school, and the "old
mill" and "Lovey Dovey" type of rag
time song has been forced -to bow to
the new kind. Every song that the
island folks have ever sung down on
the Waikiki beach beach besides the
surf has been imported to America
and composers are paraphrasing and
concocting frantically, in an effort to
"make hay while the sun shines."
In presenting the Waikiki Hawaii
an Players and Singers at the Acad
emy of'Miisic Wednesday evening,
Wilmington1 will have an opportunity
to keep up with the other centers in
America, by hearing the greatest
company of Hawaiian singers and
player who have found their way to
the United States. If you have never
heard Hawaiian music, you have a
treat in store for, you. It is restful,
yet tingling, sleepy and delicious to
the senses. There is always a note of
pathos in it, a theme q flonging. . It
is wistful ,and melancholy, and re
lated to it are the yearnings, sadden
ed scng3 of the old-time slave of the
South. ::v-----
Victoria
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29.
Matinee and Night
The Luther League of St, Paul'3
Lutheran Church Present
THE MAGNIFICENT. :. STORY
OF THE AGES '
"Joseph and
His Brethren"
A STUPENDOUS AND THRILL
ING SIX ACT MASTER
DRAMA Adapted From the $100,000 Spec
tacular Stages Production.
AN
ENTERTAINMENT
THE PEOPLE.
FOR
SUPERB?,- SPECIAL
ORCHESTRA
I NTRU MENTAL SOLO
-FEATURES.
Benefit Salem, Va. Orphan's .
Buy Tickets Now 25c.
Tickets - for Hhls attraction, will go
ronrjsaleat JElvington's Tuesday mornr
rWftHrt'a Rachall Series
1 Wpvor hpfnrA in the historv of the
l Toirttio1 tram Wilniintf-tiin 'had
such an opportunity of witnessing - a
great world's" baseball series .from be-;
ginning to end as will be afforded M
the .Victoria .Wednesday; w'hen: .that
great film production showing: the (en
tire ; Worlds Series! of between
Boston Anil. Brooklyn will be screen
ed," an immense 1 five-reel film, giving
every play or tne nve, games wnicn
tZ.AAi f St-ho VAt HhAninlr
series
of games ever staged in Amer -
ica.
T7.rt.w ,erion V Wrt o-aTYio wa5 mv.
ered by many -camera men, biris-eye
. . . . . - - .. : m
cameras taking ia tne enure cuamona,
n Koc0
gave
nlnoonna' nf th individual
. ".-
cr Kottor iiu u nut Then a
;".!r
.in will show himlwith. Petroleum, formerly
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his , sprint , to second; with another
ona uiise, a.uu ngui "uc -"
fielders' work
is
al covered marvel -
Uy; s v . ,
This-is the first time that such a
thing has ever been accomplished in
motion pictures, and large crowds of
.!na f8 I
wu vtu see it. js uiy uwu ireuuiiu -
ances. will be given, you hau nest se-
cure a ticket today at one o f the
down-town cigar stores or from the
memDers or tne wiimmgion uruxuCui aown io provme wuuu 'iu,Bl-
and Bugle Corps, under whose au- tioned by the government for the oper-
3pices the play is , to be given. lation of trains.
.
Great Show at Royal.
When the Koyal management prom-
!sed patrons a great double show for to the requisitioning of all the crops Three cheers for my little friend who runs away. You will join me in this
he single admission price, it did not Dy tne military authorities. Sugar expression, I am sure. ' ,
make any false statements whatever, as long been practically unobtainable '
for yesterday's big performance of Tnere we no stores of food available ' VT , A T , fw x. ' "
this great double attraction was wit- for the pe0piea of the towns this win- CARNIVAL HOlDS , lNew York. Dec- 26. Surrounded by
lessed by the largest crowds who ter but the peasants in the. country ! FORTH AT KEY VEST,a lare PPortion of her score or
vave ever attended a performance in dlstrIct8 nave in many cases been more of ?rand and great-grand-child-
x single day in Wilmington, of like abie to hide a part of their crops from ! Key West, Fla., Dec 25 Today re"l from Brotklyn, Mrs. Alice Den
ature. Both at the afternoon and military officials. In the towns, the Key West is in the throes of carnival :-ett celebrated her 106th Christmas at
Mght performances the people by destitution and exhaustion is so sev- enthusiasm.' The ,t.ir nitv i, iv!er home ln Brooklyn today. Mrs.
undreds were refused
admittance
fter every available inch of standing
oom was occupied.
Ward and Barton, "The Actress
'I1U LUC lOUeier, Was IUC mai. Ull
he bill, and thoreughly delighted the
mmense tnronsrs. presenting a
unique and novel vaudeville act the
?qual of which has not been seen in
Wilmington in many a month. Their
act is absolutely new, and as they
come direct from New York to fill
this engagement, booked as an extra
attraction for the holiday week,
should be seen by everyone who pos
sibly can attend this week.
Arthur Haunk's Sunshine Girls
Company presented the niftiest song
and dance show that has ever been
seen in Wilmington at the price. We
say "song and dance" advisedly, as
there is little but those two articles,
besides an overflowing measure or
irtrvi rA Ttinia its f nna nnnt innnntl
a . -...j...,!, ,if to
now vauueviiie auu oyvMiaiiy ovw
formkh firs t to the last minute, and
it would simply be impossible to pick
the winner out from this all-star ag-
gregation. Safe say, however, that
the Musical Kings did their share, as
they were encored and called back re
peatedly untii -they simply had to re
fuse to answer more calls. This big
show will go on again tpnight ,aj
brand new bill being offered Wednes-i
riav
Without a. Soul."
"There is a divinity that shapes our
ends, rough hew them as we may.
The truth of this saying is exempli
fied in the unfolding of the thrilling
3tory of "Without a Soui." The story
of Lola is one of the most remark
able that has ever been put on tha
screen an dthere is no doubt that on
its release it will become a subject of
widespread discussion, and diver
gence of opinion
Was Lola really :
.
lead? Was her. father justified in his
scientific experiments? Was Lola to
blame for the inexplicable change in,the P1 week or ten days thousands
her character or was she but the vie- j of . Packages f rom Germany have been
'tim of some inscrutable fate? These ' received at Uonnington Hall,, the
.re some of the questions that will be Place .f confinement of a majority of
asked. Whatever the answers may the German officers. These packages
be, it will be universally conceded for tne most Part have contained edi
;hat in the adaptation of Owen Da- Dles deaF to thp German palate, in
vis's play, picturized by James eluding a liberal supply of distinctive
Young, the favorite picture star, Clara German delicacies that cannot be pur
Kimball Young has found a vehicle chased In England. In every one of
which enables here to give full vent the packages the recipient has been
to her unique gift of emotional char- sure to find a portion of the Christmas
acterizations and at the same time spice cake known as "pfefferkuchen,"
portray a story of extraordinary in- some "gringeln" or transparent sugar
terest. candy, and the sweet almond paste
"Without a Soul," to be presented known as "lubecker marzipan." These
tomorrow at the Grand at usual ad- ( home delicacies were served as the
mission prices,, wjll be the biggest ; "trimmings" for the Christmas dinner
money's worth you . have ever seen. . of the imprisoned German officers,
Clara Kimball Young is now starring who had already purchased large
in master Selznick pictures ,the first quantities of turkeys, geese, wines and
of which, "The Common Law," in beer. Following the dinner the pris
eight apts, will be . presented at the I oners were cermittcd to enjoy a pro-
Yictoria next Monday at twenty-five
cents admission. ... Tberefbre Grand
patrons ma yindeed feel that they
have a rare treat in store by the
Qrahd . management being, able to put
on this : great feature starring this
wonderful actress, at regular admis
sion prices. .
"J&seph and His Brethren"
:,The . magnificent story ,,of the ages,
"Joseph anii His Brethren" from the
one . hundred .thousand dollar spectac
ular stage production, should - be one
o f the" greatest holiday attractions
ever, presented under' the auspices of
the Luther. League of St. Paul's Lu
theran Church, for the benefit of the
Salem.;;Va. Orphah's. Home. -1
The treatment of this ' everlasting
story 'for mojtion pictures, has been
poetical and Highly theatrical. Beau
ty and strength run as a team of spir
ited, steeds, the film flashing on with
cmatiye, power, - At great expense
the.atmpsphera of Egypt and Pales
tine of. the, time when the world was
young, has been admirably preserved
The character look and act like hu
man beings of the Old Testament
Relief Workers in the , Holy
Land Expect. Fearful
liondon, Dec, 26.- Advices received
here indicate that this, winter is
, ' , tHT
by relief workers in the Holy. Land.
The food situation is no better than it!
, r&B a year ago, and the greatest suf-
fartr ia naitaort Tnv tho want, of fuel
r " ?r,r,--
and light.
I rr 1 1 J fH T A M. . M n 1 n .1 witi 1 o nil.
I "e UVlUi- 111 tl tJi UBttiCiU UU11U&
'ary and February is intense, and the
g Jrc of fuel is so severe that it is!
difficult to nave a Are even to cook
difflrnlt
brought
Dh,.n fmm tho nnaaifln nil
.. .1. IA Ull 111 .. 1.1 UUI lill m.w uumahh.
fields as well as from American
sources, is not to be purchased : at
Uoal formerly. ODtamea
...
. from France and Wales, is pownere
hit r: ThP nniv ti remkinine is
tities. The only fuel remaining is
I wood, and very little of this is tobe
had, and that at . a yeo' Jhigh price
rr;:."
.uu "
giect or proper zoresiry wore aim iue
lack of forest laws. In many dis-
tricts even the fruit trees are being
I A1Vinn.'1 Vl Vtawaat tVirniKrhflllt
luuu6u UM'C1' v""""0
Palestine has been fairly good the peo-
pie have deprived little benefit, owing
ortQi .rvoti coomo th
nevitable lot Gf a considerable part
" ' - "
nf tntx nn0Mtanta
Tne Turkisn government's introduc-
irroot
nardshI The inhabitants of Pales-
tine are unused to such money, and time, is expected to rival the famed
have no desire to be come accustomed festivities held in other cties of the
to it. In spite of the most stringent South. Every feature of the two
government regulations against any week program will be characteristic
preference being shown for coined 0f Key West A royal pageant and
money, no shopkeeper will give his the cornation of the carnival queen
change for paper money, and change usher in the merrymaking. Street
is. only to be obtained secretly at a
heavy loss to the owner of the notes,
RUSSIA GETS THE
TEUTONIC PROPOSAL.
ePtrograd, Dec. 26. The American
ambassador, David R.
Francis, has
delivered Germany's peace note to the
Russian government
The Noevo Vreipy points out that
the note was transmitted without
comment, and says:
"The American government is not
letting itself be tripped up by thejof communications brought about by
string stretched by the astute Ger- the war, and a representative of the
mans. Having charged itself with the Dutch government is being dispatch
formal representation of both German ed to the port of Jeddah, to superin
and Russian interests the American ! tend their embarkment in special
.government limits itself merely
to
(presentation of the German docu-
ment
HOW WAR PRISONERS
WILL SPEND THE DAY.
London, Dec. 26. Of all the coun
tries now at war perhaps none makes
more of the Christmas celebration
than does the German nation. Even
the German war prisoners in England
. J t . ' Am i.
were
deprived
of: their
custom
ary
Yuletide
festivities.
-During
gram of theatrical ana musical enter
tainment
when their God was a Deity Of ven
vengeance, 6f fire, and of sword, 'ere
out of Nazareth cam eone .who was
to tell of the God of Love.
A special superb orchestra, will .in
terpret the .beautiful niuslcar:: score, of
this great production, and will lend
enchantment and charm to this mar
velous story, enfolded in al lthe, splen
do ro fmagnificent settings, and it
should be the most attractive as well
as appealing motion picture offering,
for many,; that ha.s ever' been offered,
in Wilmington. it has , been k secured
at a very, heavy expense, in .response
to th edemand for. something of this
sort as a, - holiday offering., without the
lurid, qualities of the ordinary photo
play,, and it is sincerely. ..hoped th4t
the public will huy readily of tickets
when, offered by the ' Luther League
members. Musical features, ... includ
ing instrumental solos by musicians
of note, will be announced within "a
day or so, which will" bo an added :
feature, ' - '
look-? . - - --
PLAYING
There are a great many things
not only admitted by a few lut by
ourselves into believing that we will
if f trot a fho hpnt rtf 11a
I ; I am going to tell you a stroy
iuu:ujc bua.b uiu.niuoi uciun,.imub iu
tr 1 f V ma i n i f rna mnar Viav.a f n(or r
threatens to conquer you.
, During the summer ,
, , During the summer vacation when she was staying in the mountains she
joined a party going for a swim in a pond of fresh water a number- of miles
, from the hotel. , As there were no accommodations at the water they were
forced to walk to the pond in their
a tue uuu uiveu m ior tueir swim
grew very, vei'y cold and chilly. As
il.' . a. i
j : -"v
. tho hnnp
Upon their arrival at the hotel
sisted they take a drink of hot water with a drop of whiskey in order that
Berioll cows might be averted. They felt no compunction in taking the liquor
,n this medical way and the drinkJ were g00n Pprepared. Seattle friend
8he had before, 'but that she craved such a
? afterwards.
ner, wmcn sne nad never before known.
Qf coursej she could have continued
belief that It would never est the best
enough to stop. But she was too
amners wnere sfte knows wines or liquors will be served. Perhaps through
some ancestor she inherits this taste, but she is going to overcome it, I know.
' To my mind this girl is braver than the person who trusts to a treacherous
Tirlll nrmm-m r nrti-X. A 1 i- . . 1 A. :
ui tunci auu iu;b whu iub ibuiuwuuu. Wflcll anyiuing temDtS US SO that,
threatens to destroy our happiness the
not tarry with it recklessly.
;.!.
wva, Mva VV WWW tX W miUU
ed with viUnr AftPr nf
posed of the leading men of the city
J.. 1U. x- .
mid-winter carnival that, in course of
shows, aquatic contests, band concerts!'
and fireworks will be included in the
Darade. !
MANY ARE LEFT
STRANDED IN ARABIA
Batavia, Dutch East India. Dec. 26.
Mohammedans from the Malay arch-
ipelago who went on pilgrimage to
Mecca to worship at the shrine of the
Prophet and thereby earn the title of
"hadji" which confers life-long dis
tinction and eternal bliss hereafter,
are destitute and stranded in Arabia.
Thev are the victims of the severance
ships which the authorities are solic-
tously sending thither to convey the
colonial subjects home. About 4,000
such pilgrims were similarly, repatriat
ed last year.
1 I
The Minute You Strike a Match
The passing chills o fall days are gone before
you can get the slow, expensive furnace-fire
goiig.
The Perfection Heater is quick enough to catch
them Starts thawing out chills the minute you
strike a match. Gives you an abundance of epctra
heat wherever you want it for, half the cost of a
coal fire. '
Clean, durable, dependable, good-looking. You
can carry it anywhere. Ask any of the 2,000,000
users, or your hardware, furniture or department
store.
Use Aladdin Security Oil for boat results
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BALTIMORE
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'
WITH FIRE.
which, in excess, cause harm.
This is
the majority. ""Many of us attempt to fool
be able to stop before the habit, whatever
about a dear
friend of mine who agrees
away from the habit which
Hn ia Trt v.nvi num.. Pwaivi V. rt "l.
uu ig i uxi cir cl,y ii wil. ViiC iiUUil WUlCUi
bathing suits with ulsters over them. Just
me raaii came aown in torrents ana the air
there appeared to be no sign of its letting
. , ...
--"" " v.iiv,, iuhjjhu6 wet uu tmiicu l
once more the chaperon of the party in-
The ta.te seemed to meet a longing within
to take a drink now and then with th
nf hprtw .ni
wise. She will not go near parties and
TTTI ...
most sensible thing to do is avoid it1
. ., , , , . .
iSf- fioncihlo ttlfnrr 4-n tin Jr. .1 ii.
Uennett was 105 years old yesterday.
!After nelPIn& to prepare breakfast
'and reading the papers without her!
sPectaKciGS- she- waled blocks to
v-xiuivii auu iciuiucu.
Comfort First
Our Glasses are fitted Primarily fcf
! Comfort, our ideal being Glasses of
which the wearer is absolutely uncon
scious. But in Ftting we never Forget that
! Appearance is important, which is the
reason that ve usually make the
glasses worn by fastidious people.
EYES EXAMINED FREE.
Dr. Vineberg
MASONIC TEMPLE.
COAST LINE HOTEL CAFE.
Rooms by the day, week or
month at reasonable rates. Mals
at any hour, 20 S North Front
street. Phone 208-W. 10-6-lmo. 4
Charleston. W. Va.
Charleston, S. C,
X
i our bervice
,v, i
It is impossible, we realize
' to attain perfection. Wed'iPm
! , . . U1
iploy every reasonable means
1 i
known to the art of telen'm
' . K ,norVy
i approximate perfection; in
our service.
During certain hours en the
day there are rush periods
known as the "busy hour" and
we take precaution in advance
to provide for these rushes oi
. business.
During emergencies and di.
asteiS the Operators are some-
times unahle to an wor all oii
1 iu .ius.wer ail calls,
but such occasions are rare. in.
i
it Ann A A
. uwww a . oav 1 1 ivjuvilOC III) m
r UUJ
the operator is seldom more
than a few ceconds and the
iverage call, is answered in five
conds.
We ask your co-operation.
Stephen D. Lucas, District Manager.
SOUTHERN BELL
TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH CO.
A
position
with the U. S. Oovern-
went Is one lor a hd-time. TY
ia consenlal. opportunities for a-Jvan-cmnnt
tre many nd the pay good. Not nly l!K b it tho
different lines of toveminnnl woii are yi virrnj
that there ts a position fur you in your u fin?
of work. It you are an American over ik. -,hi are
eligible for a government position once you p.:.- the
required civil service examination. This yon mi
learn to do at home, and in your spare tinit, ti.nuxn
the help of the International Corri.-s;.ji. li'iii e
Schools. Hundreds of I. C. S. students have won
high positions taigovernment service. You can do
the same. Everything made clear and simple. Far
full particulars and free book giving list if varioue
courses and names of successful students, write
today to
MTEMUTIOKAl CO! RESPONDENT SCH03LS, Box 8 8 9 , Scraalon.Pi.
' ' NOTirk.
North Carolina.
New Hanover County.
Having qualified ns administratrix of tlie
estate of John J. Austin, deeeaseil .late .if
New Hanover County, North Carolina, thlx
Is to notify all persons having lainw
apainst the estate of said deeeased to ex
hibit thetn to the undersigned at 70S Camp
bell street between Seventh and Kit'lnli
streets on or before the l."tli day of lc. em
ber 1917,, or this notice will lie pleaileil ia
bar of their recovery. All persons iiuliMcl
to said estate will please make immediate
payment.
This 12 day of December 1910.
KVEL1NA AI STI.V.
Administratrix of John J. Austin.
12-12-law Ow-J-tues
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