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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-21
LAWYERS 0BJBCT
| TO HIGH LICENSE
MOVING PICTURE SHOWS ALSO
PROTEST AGAINST 1T.
Former Compare Themselves 20 Doc
tors and Latter to Vaude-
vile Houses.
FOUNTAIN AVENUE EXTENSION

In a petition presented before the
board of councilmen last night at
the city hall, nearly every attorney
in the city, whose name was signed,
asked for a reduction in the annual
license, which is s25 per annum.
The petition was presented by Attor-
ney ]. r. Grogan, who stated that
he had received letters from the city
clerks in all of the larger cities of
the state, showing that the highest
license charged attorneys is $40 a
year and in some cases no license is
charged. He also said $40 is the
license fixed for physicians, dentists
and surgeons, and he thought it was
an injustice to Paducah lawyers to
charge s25. The petition was re-
ceiyed and referred to the joint Ii
cense committee.
Another petition against high Ii
cense was presented by Will Wright.
owner of the Bijou theater and l.. ].
Farrell, owner of the Kozy theater,
both nickle motion picture shows.
They complained of the 500 per
year license, which is charged them
and the Kentucky theater and the
Star theaters. Both places they
said charged not less than 10 cents
performance and have a large seat
| ing capacity. This communication
was also placed in the hands of the
license committee.
In the matter of the Seventeeth
street improvement south from
Broadway the council, on motion of
Councilman Bower, directed City
Engineer Washington to make out
estimates along Kentucky avenue
less the cost of the new concrete cul-
vert, to be assessed against the
view of the city, obtaining deeds to
the property without litigation fol-
lowing later. Councilman Bower
presented a letter from Ed. ID. Thur
man. stating that he would agree to
dedicate his property east and west
of Seyenteeth street, along where
Kentucky avenue would run il ex-
tended. The letter was received and
filed and Mr.. Thurman was invited
to make a dedication deed for the
property to the city.
On motion of Councilman Hannin,
the ordinance. providing for the side
walk improvement on Twelfth street
between Trimble street and Salem
avenue was referred to the ordinance
committee to bring in an ordinance
amending it, substituting concrete
curbing for the granite, with the ex-
ception of intersections of public al
leys and streets. The motion car
ried unanimously.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-21
CHRISTMAS GIET.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $f.OO
You can buy four all-linen, cm-
broidered-in a Christmas
folder
AT RUDY'S.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-21
W HY NOT IT r Y?
POPH A MS
ASTHMA CURE

Gives prompt and positive relief in
every case. Sold by druggists. price
s1,oo. Trial package by mall 10 cents.
Sold by List Drug Co.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-21
CHRISTMAS GIET.

A pretty Couch Cover would be
n nice gift; large assortment
at 500, $3.50 and up to 500.
j. A. RUDY a. SONS.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-21
CHRISTMAS GIFT.

CHRISTMAS GIFT.
Lace Curtains would please the =
home folks. Our Christmas
selection is complete-all prices
from soc up to $22.5O.
}. A. RUDY A. SONS.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-21

There's many a slip 'twixt the
razor and lip.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-18

ii. Ser @egerlo BON geno, gteb.,
miro befonnt gegeben, baB oie Ne-
gierl1ng beobiidtige Die 100000
9(der groBe al Neineralidaben url=
gentei1 rei6e 9sDrantio=Geierpatioll
5u eroffnet ltllo al6 Elm groBortt-
ges 8epaiierllngsproieft mls3nfiib-
relt.
9as @llaoesgeribt in Smoba
bat oas 8anf=@arailtie=@eleB oes
Stootes 9ee6rasfo fir nneiiltig er-
fldrt.
gsie es beiBt, miro stuppeialli
5iib gum @eianOten in China Ell.
nanltt neroen.
ssobion s. goupp lit III
8laqueuline, 2o., oes 9oti6laes
id)uloig befltnoen iporoen. gr bat
te ieilter5eit einen a1oern iungeu
Wfonn natnens 2reo @anigerL Ser
iei1en goubp's friiberen SbaB ge=
beiratet batte, mtf Dem 8abn5l1ge
setotet, ols er nit ieiner iungel1
5rou Die Sod8eitsreie nlodte. 81
bebouptefe ipdter, er babe in Selblt-
perteioigrnq eebanoelt. Sein erlier
Gro5eB berlief reiultatlos.
9(ns Menlpbis, Senil.. lnirf
geneloet, Die sSreltnoe bes &rieesrli=
nilters gidinion mnaten i'm als &oil-
oioaten fir oas @n1t eines 8uiloes.
ie1ators altfIteaen.
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Sun antDutD, Montag ben Is. Ottober 1909.

bei 8egebung ser 9at oie @inlidt
BON Ser 5trafbarfeit ieiner Sano-
lung batte. Ser 8orliBenoe oes Sc
ri6ts gab Sen @eidmorenen on=
beim ein 9egnaoigungsgeiud eilBu-
rei6en.
: Gin i6peres ltngliid, oos
nebrere Neenidenlebe1 eefoitet bot
uno pobri6einlid nod meitere
9pfer forbern miro, bat iif aui
Ser Siebenpaloer aleinbabn ereig-
net. SIN Dem @eg-llebereong bel
8ittenalt IN Der 2onoeeneinoe
9aaoorf 1T ein 3ue in ein beleetes
5ubrmerf bineineefabrelt. Gier Ser
Sniaiien mnrben arf Ser Steae ae=
totet, bier 10 ldper berlebt oo ibr
slnffommen in Sroge ltebt. Cine
l1nteriu6ung tit eineeleitet.
g8. s. 8u6anal friiber Sc
lanoter unierer 9}egierrng, lit in
2onoon oltf Der stroBe geitorbcn.
gr pnroe iterbetlo oufeefunoen.
Wtdn glaltbt, Dob ein 9er5I6lag Iei=
nem 2eben ein Gnoe gel1a6t bot.
9ieier Gage ideioel1 eff
Stobsoffi5iere ltno Salptleute aus
Dem preuBil6elt 9(rneeberbaro aus
mnO treten in oen tiirfiiden Seeres=
oienit iiber. ssSrlsgeianlnt iperoen
oam fiinf5ebn Sffi5iere, aaBer Sem
idon friiber berufenen General
oberit Sreiberr b. Ser Golf, ibr Sr=
galliiationstolent gum be1ten ser
slnsbiloung Der osn1aniiden Srltp-
pen betatigen Srbr. b. Ser @olb
batte bereits Dor ben oel1tl9en &ai-
ierrnanopern einen fiir5ere1 l1rlaub
nod &onitalltinopel oa5u benllst,
Siiblung nit ben leiteitoen Beriotl=
lidfeiten uno ieinen alten Srennoen
in Ser Siirfei gu nebmen ullo iid
Elm 8ilo iiber oie grt nmo oen I'm
fang Ser ibn 5ufaaenoen n1ilitdri=
iden slnfeaben aug eieener 9ln-
ldanrng 5u maden..
@ie aus StraBburg genleloct
miro, lit Der itreitbare Gentrunls=
dbgeoronete mlo gieoafteur gnile
gSetterle IN @olntar, gertreter oes
fiinften elioB=lotbrineiiden @abnrei=
ies &appoltslpeiler, 81 5tpei Wtono-
ten 8efangnis perurteilt tporoen. @r
lDnroe l6uloig befunoer1 9ireftpr
8neiIle bonn 2p5ennt IN Gollnar
beleioigt 5u baben. @etterle perof-
fentli6te nidt MIR slrtifel eegen oen
8ireftor, ionoern perbreitete aub
.our6 Sdiiler oes 2p5eluns aurife-
tnren BON @neiiie.
Sn Bern it, lout telegraph
lder Wfelohne bon BORT Der nambaf=
te i6pei5eriide Staatsrehtslebrer
&arl Siltp aus Dem 2eben gelbie-
ben. Gr NOR Meitglieo oes 9aager
Sdieosgeri6tsbofs, 5u oeilen 2eu6-
ten er geborte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-18
Seras.

Gin elfidbriger sSunge no.
mems 9erbert Cooper in 9acr
lit in eineln neuell Shminnlbolin
IN Dem er nit anbern sSungel
baoete, ertrunfen. Seine Same.
raoen batten ieifl Seblen anfangs
nift benerff. sic fan0en ibn
id)lieBli6 tot ouf Dem gooen oes
galins liegen.
9luf ieiner Heiie ppn gl So
10 bierber iit 9rdiioent Saft iiber-
all in Ben Stationell, Die er ipab-
reno oes Cages paiiierte, nit gro
Der gegeifterung enpfaneen tporoel;.
gelonoers groBartig NOR Der Gnl-
pfang in Del giio.
s5n Ser gsGbe BON geaumon1
puroe cine uSanb Gar Ser 5ris.
co 9abf1 allf Der ii6 nlebrere Gee
ger nno Der Seftiotl=gormann be-
fanoen, bon einenl Sradt8ug iiber-
fabren. 9rei Neger ipuroeu getotei
uno 5lpei atloere i1lper perlebt.
Sim Sanlitag tit Die 9oaalei
5air ollrb ben 8ice=@ouperneui
Dabioion eroffrlet noroen.
Wdbreno Der eriten aht $40.
nate oieies ssabres iit in ulliernl
Staate Elm 6euerihabei1 BON ST..
S61, 400 angeri6tet moroen, eit gro
Berer 5eueridaoerL als ie IN uniern
Staate per5ei6net lit.
ssSSn Der Nabe bon @reelluirle
@aibinaton County, itarb 2ouis
strof, Elm after gcpobner ienel
@e9eno.
Nus sluitin miro eemeloet
man eriDarte BORT allgentein, oaB ocl
8ouperneur cine grtraiibung oel
2eaislatur einberufen iuer0e.
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0elb fpmmt in Saufen

an 9l. M. Chisholm, BON greaoiuea,
q. 9. Sein @rulto lit Ser Mmbe inert
81 lele1. uSeit langer 3eit lit itfl
an 1nperoaulidfeitN TRIGGER 2eber,
Sartleibigfeit, geerboiitat uro allge-
meiller Sdnade", i6reibt er. Sd
fonnte nibt idlafen, batte feinet slp-
petit fei1ten @brgei5 ltnb tpuroe NIT
ieoen Gage fbtpdher, trob offer me-
oi5inil6en gebai1olnng. 8allt1 &C.
bralldte id Electric 8itters~. IL
6laiden ea6en mir bie alte &raft
.uno @elltnbbeit ipieoer. geun fam id
mieOer ieoen Sag neine @eidaftc
6eiorgen. @s lit cine munoerbare
Ofeoi5in. l1nfeblbar fir Magen, &C.
6er Nieren, 8lut uno Nerbe. SO
@ts. bei allen 0ruegiIten.
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Wie tit btes!

Bir bieten etr1ltnDert 9ouars Belob<
nnng fir ieben Sau bon &atarrb, Der
ni6t onr6 Gillnebmen bon @all's Stns
torrb& SAT- eebeilt tperben fann.
S. S. gbeneb & g., .@igentb.
Solebo, 8.
Bir, Die 11riter5ei6neten, baben s. S.
gbeneb lett ben lebten Is Sabren sez
fannt nno balten i'm fiir boatommen eb>
llllO ftnan8ieu befdbigf, ane bon ieiner
Sirma einsesansenen @erbinolidfeitell
5ll erfiillen
8eit & Eruag, @rob6anbels@9ro<
gliiiten, Solebo, 8.
Baloing, &tnnan & W II
@roBbanbels@ @9rosliiiteu, Soleoo, 8,
Sails &atarrbsanr irirb itlnerIi6 ges
nomnen unb tpirft brett allf oas glui
un0 Die fd)leimisen Sberfldden beg
Sbltens, 3euaniiie frei beriarbt. Breis
Is Gents per Slaide @erfauft bon alien
g(potbefen.
9alls Samilien<9illen iino Die beiteu.
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Die @rnnbIaae beg Grfplaes.

1T ein idarfes, flares @ebirn, uilter-
ltiibt ourd unbe5ipilgli1en 8iacn
nno raitloie @nergie. 9ies fotnnri
BON Der bor5iigli6en @eiunbbeit, oie
Or. Sings gaene 2ebens 96iIen fer
porrnft Sic beleben ieoes Srgafl
uno bauen @ebirn uno &orper allf
5. 3. Sarmon, 2i5elnore, @. Ga.,
idreibt: oGS iill0 bie beiten gillen
Die id@ ie eebraudt.~ 25 Cts. 5ei
alien Drugaiiten.
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Sin idJredlides sd)idial abseiuenbet

SD mare our6 einen bole.l
S6nttt an elmer &uiei6eibe 5eitie-
bens ein &riippeI eeporoen" idreibt
Sranf 9isberrp, &illiber, MiB, oob-
ne @uflens 9lrttica, melde nit balo
flrierte." llnfeblbar fir @unoelt,
Sdnitte uno aueti6ungen, es fu-
riert balo: 8erbrennung, alte @e.
i6lpiire, 8erlen uno Sal1tausi1lo-
ge. 8as bette Mitte1 fir Sdnorrhoi-
sen. 25 Gts. bel allen 9ruggiftea,
@er nidt fid ielbit befie9lr
bleibt INNER &ne6t.
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sSn Ser @opote @ine in Gas
gsperan8as, Goabuila, fanlen bei
elmer 3usenteleiiung a6t slrbeiter
um's 2eben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-18

Die, Die ni6t tpiilerl mas
tie plappern, iino einem irtner nod
lieber als Die, Die plappern, mas fie
ni6t ipiiien.
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30. 6. & s. gabn.
Die Yrdiibentenreiie.


Gs reiit oerr Eaft, ber Erafibemt,
Sm San6e jett ntn1er,
ltno iiberall, tpDbin er fpntmt,
gSirb Ct fetiert CUR febr.
Gs fplgem bamn anf ieiner Spnr
8anfette amf 8anfett,
@enn es ietn Mageu MIR pertrdst,
Su tit bas ia gan5 nett.
Nmd 1alt ct ppn benz Mmfertun
Sid babel sienltdJ rein,
Gr trinft, mas man tim bprgeiett,
8ier, @aiier Dber @etn.
Sett lit er nit benz giprben bmrG
ltnb fpmmt sint Siiben fer,
9Drt iuirh sefeiert ebenip
tlnb anf tppl ettuas tne1r.
Weit benz 3pQegen Sias ct
Sid in Gl Haip griikt.
ltnb ttncle Sam mnb WeTifp
Sprt briiberlidj ii6 fiikt.
9ann sebt bic &ciie ,peiter ,upl
gis Sun Mntpnip,
1ln6 feterlidJ betpillfpmnnt i'm
Die Stabt ber Mlautu.
&ir iinb audi Fd)er, bak es linn
oier gut bel mns gefGllt,
Gs lit has bette HldtdJcn mol
anf hieier gan5en gSelt.
Waan seist tim ales Sd5ne baum
llnb Snt'reiiantes bier!
8ergeiiet nnr bas Bette ntd1t;
Sas lit sllamp 8ier.
Sd uette, tuenn er bteies trtntt,
9ann rmft er iiher idiot:
ygSenn idJ men @pbniit tuablen f5nmt
Sd s5s' mad San antun!
'Ne Stabt, ,up IpIdbes Bier gebramt.
9a lebt's iidj iidler gut,
Drum sieb' idl ppr q lamp gter
Geipeftppa ntetnen Sutl"
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@as rnan6 @ereiften 10 trall,
rig itimnit: gr fiiblt, oaB er feine1
Sorbeit mebr fabig iitl
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@eindJt = Gin eeiebtes dlteres
oeutides Wlao6en ooer Srau 5ll
9eoufii6tigllng BON 3 &inoern in
3orreon, Werifo, BET elmer oeui.
i6en 5omilie. @eaen ndberer Nus
fln1ft menoe man iib on
Wirs. 3. 9. Neitmnnn,
Go Sut6ins Soaie,
@oroen Str. Son g[ntouio, Ser.
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The katyLinnited,
pelder am 26. September feline 5abrten apiiden
Texas, st. Louis u. Kansas City

ON0o1 Sss AOOi0 Os NdO8d8 OIty
51 MAIDEN begdnn
sSlr baben elne lriude, ber Die Mrt un6 @ee et,t.
tauldt gu ei, me uniere 9eiteanng ausgefiibrt it,
Dem Nagenbaner 1T es ge,nget cine nele 6hfe ii,
Der glega15 nno 8eqnerlidfeit zines Gilenbubuma-
gems 5lt erflimet er bat Elm neles Witer aeaaffcn
nad Dem man Die beite1 Hltnan cine 3etlara bouetl
miro
Ger 3lg lit elm @inoer an Geeana l1no goIfom1ten.
belt 81 tit ourdgebenos brilliant beleld5tet uno bat
pebmr Sars", Die pie beaer lboner l,o bequener fno
ais anoere
9ie sdblapascm ino nit allen notiqen geauemlafei.
ten perieben rno NIT peen grtra's oie sic a niiroi.
gen miiien merDen groBere er-9oilettensmnrer
- geden fir 3abne&eingung eIeftriides 2idt int
ben geen eleftriId]c Sdfer berldiebbore ssenter-
Screens Sbierpotiors Gar
Ser otatg Stmiteb" nerlaBt Soiton t1eIih UNI 1hr
norgens, San Mntono u1n llbr so morgens, Mnitin
UNI LOS nad]mittags, 9Saco llbr nadmttaas,
Dallas I'm llbr 35 abenos Sort @ortb llbr go
abenos Denion II llbr 45 abenos uno fonlr in Ran-
ios Gitp II ltbr % norgens uno in Ct 2ouis um
lbr SO l1abnlittags orl
Surfge6enoe vGbair Cars" uno Sd)laftpagen nad ben
oben gela1ttten Srten
gsod) Siioen 5l lit Der Sabrplon ebenio ginitig
Ser 5meade taglide 0ien pelden oieier Sabrpan uno
oerienige oes
3tpillimgs5uges, bes "KATY FLYER,
porieben nlodt oes Meilen mad ct 2ouis uno aonios
Gitp alBerlt bequell. slGes mas man 5ll bebalten
bralldt meln cine &eie rad Dem georoen ooer Dem
Often planf lit oas g8ort vaatp1
Saias Sln5 @ebdl0e, Ifui Ctr, ulo 4utg DabHbof
Sort Wurtb, syIatiron @eb., 9tb & &oufton ctr &
Union gabnbof
Naco, GitD Sidet Office ltro &ntp 8abnbof
Mnitn, 102 gSeit 6tb Str. ullo Union Babnbo
San Mntpnip, t21 Mlano Nla5a lno Union Babnbof
Spnitpn, 513 Weaiu Ctr. lino aatD 9abnbof
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Sumner 1867.
''Machen Sic unS den besten
zug, der je gebaut Wurde. !"

9as NOR oos ebte gort,soas mir gu Dem @oaeubolier
1pradbe dig MIR bel ibm Die Serridhme uneres nei,en
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Gietoria 9ibiiion, 9. $. & g. q.
glnfllnft-
Nbfa1rt-
SO. S01-guero. @ietoria. $3.50 BORN
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BEL 8egebung Ser Gat oie Giniibt
Don Ser Strofbarfeit ieiner Sono-
lung batte. Ser GoriiBenoe oes @e-
ri6ts gab Sen @el6morenen on=
bein1, ein gegnooignngsgeind eill5u-
reirhrn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-24
I'd '5.IIz.HIgI
Benz. G. Heinberg,
Prop.

We have a Wy excellent
line of Bath Robes and
Smoking Jackets that make
most acceptable gifts for
men. Some very tasteful
patterns and at prices that
will enable you to select one
that will please any man and
at the same time be accept
able to your purse.
Other appropriate articles
which we would suggest just
now are Sweater Coats and
Sweater Vests, Travelling
Bags, Suit Cases and Hunt
ing Sweaters, while a pair of
Regal Riding Leggins
would tickle any man or
young man who ever rides.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-24
MAY START THE
RACKET TODAY
MAYORS PROCLAMATION SUS-
PENDING ORDINANCE PROHIBIT
ING DISCHARGE OF FIREWORKS
IN EFFECT UNTIL JANUARY ?.

Mayor ReiIly's proclamation, giving
permission for the discharge of fire
works. becomes effective from today.
In fact, at midnight the ban was lifted
from the nOise-makiug devices. and
the racket may go on without fear OF
police Interference today and last I'M
til midnight on January , so long as
there are no firecTackcrS used meas
uring over three inches in length, and
so long as torpedo canes, bombs, etc,
are not made use of. The last-named
three are under the ban az all times,
but such are on sale at countless
places in the city and of course the
risk viii be taken to make a big dis
charge when the policeman convenient
~ turns his back on the harmless but
risky offenders.
Instructions as 10 how to handle the
fireworks situation were read out in
police ranks yesterday. and from to-
day the officers Will not be so usually
alert when they are startled BY sharp
reports from all parts Of the city.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-24

BOND TRUSTEES AND WATER
DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS CON-
cERNED OVER WHAT THEY
THINK is SERIOUS CONDITION.

Continued moisture on BayIen street
near the Manhattan hotel and imme-
diateIy south of Garden street, is caus-
ing much concern with the bond tTus-
tees. and the water department Off
Gals are beginning to look with Sc
riOus mien upon the conditions. which
are regarded as getting rather serious,
for it is believed, by the bond trustees
at least, that there exists a bad leak
in the water main which has been laid
on Baylen street, and they believe
that the leak will eventually cause
damage 10 the pavement unless relief
is given. 1t is understood that atten-
tiOn Of the water department has been
called to the situation, with a request
for an immediate abatement
The wood block paving has been
finished on BayIen street from ZaTTa-
gOssa to Garden, and the leak under
lies d stretch of the paving. The i'm
mediate vicinity, for perhaps fifty to
seventy feet, is continually moist. and
the bond trustees believe that the
leak should be stopped as soon as pos
sible. if such exists. This was dis
CusSed at a late meeting of that body.
To make repairs, and to make an ex-
animation, it viii be necessary to pick
up a part CT the paving, and this is
something that does not appeal kindly
to the trustees.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-24
At the New Theatre.

The Indianapolis Star has this to say
of the Musical TTcmaiHsS now appear
ing a the New Theatre on West RO-
mana street:
One Of The best bills that has ever
been produced at the Family. IS on this
week. If one loves singing. dancing,
music and side-splittiuE comedy, il is
there. Q The Musical Tremaines
in an Up-tO-date comedy musical act,
closed the bill They have an act that
appeals strongly 10 lovers Of music.
Both are finished musicians, showing
equal efficiency on brass, reed and
string Instruments Their comedy
was new and clean, and rapid fire"
from start TO rlIsh.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-24

Last call" from the Xmas
sleigh.
A store full of things men
want; courteous statesmen,
plenty of room, and wide va
riety, saving all the discom-
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-24
..ParsifaTr Christmas.

The immortal Richard Wagner was
a great student and reader. 1t was
only by constant research and study
that he was enabled to provide him
self with the material with which he
buidcd his magnificent productions.
dramatic and operate. II Is said II
was while searching for material for
his imperisha5la TannhauseT that he
came across Wolfram Won EsChen-
bach's poems of "PaTSifaI" and "Tlte-
raj" Upon making this discovery ne
rap-II0uS1v reported, an entirely new
world OF dramatic and poetic matter
sudden opened before me" Wagner
was the first one to name his forth
coming production "a religious drama"
To use his own words again. As
have made Tristan and Isolde a song
of terrestrial love. 50 / viii make Par
siFaT "a drama Of divine love" How
wei the master succeeded in this dl-
rertfcu The world ROW knows. No
one can witness it, after having seen
others of his many productions With
cut recocuizirE the imprint of his
philosophical studies as well as that
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-24
ADJUSTMENTS.
Review of January Edison Records.

Review of January Edison Records.
To the lover of light and popular
songs and music, as well as to those
who discriminate in favor of the high
er grade selections, the Edison phOno-
graph ambeTOl and standard TeCOrQ
lists for January will alike appeal. The
amberol list includes such we'll known
selections as Washington Post and
the High School Cadets March" Zone
recOrd) by Sousa's band; "Redhead,'
sung by Ada Jones; When You Were
Sweet Sixteen" by Manuel Roman;
Ring O. Roses" the popular duet from
The Dollar Princess" by Wheeler
and Anthony, who also sing the beau
-iful 'Gobble Duet from The Mas
.oJ;'" Monte CTistO Waltz" by the
famous Jorda-ROcabruna Quintette,
and 'Berceuse De JOcelyn," a cello
solo by Jean Schwiller. In the am
oerOl list there are also found two
vocal numbers in Hebrew and three in
Italian. the best known of the latter
being the popular Italian folk song,
"Ciribiribin," by Maria AvezZa and
Francesca Daddi.
In the standard list are found The
Summer Girl" by Sousa's Band:
Oriental March" by Victor Herbert's
orchestra; Bessie Wynn, in a comic
song: Ma Lii Sweet Sunbeam a de-
iightful nanny song by Mabel NCKin-
ley; wild CherTies-COOny, SpoOny
Rag" by Edward Meeker; Jack Pleas
ants, q unique English comedian in an
entirely novel song, I Said 'Hooray' I,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-24

spirit of Oriental mysticism in which
he delighted and which at one time
he intended to make use of for the
stage During his long forced exile
from his native land Wagner consoIed
himself not only in being actively en-
p!Oyed in his writings, but also as a
studiOus reader of the philosophy OF
SchOpenhaUer, Of whom, to the last,
he was a great admirer. It was Wag-
nPT's profound knowledge of human
nature and his utter lack of bisOtry
or prejudice that enabled him to reach
the hearts and souls Of the countless
readers and auditors of his works
throughout the world "Parsifal" Will
be presented at the opera house Christ
mas, matinee and night.