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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-12
BUILDING CONTRACTOR
MASSAGE AND BATHS

Massage and vapor baths. 714h
First ave-, Suite 2 and 3.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-12

$40 plants the seed that secures for
you later a home; then IS per
month. Call and see us. +. 8. Barrett
& Co., 1872 Wall street
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HIDES AND JUNK

Division Junk Co.-Dealers in all
kinds of junk and tools. 10 Main.
Phone, Main 400.
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HELP WANTED-MAlE.

100 men to appear in Madame X
Apply at stage entrance Audi
torium, Tuesday, November 18th
noon, IL o'clock.
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pilot who met III of Bermuda took III
into ~ G-org-- which - "A treaty port
where no foreign ships II war were sup
posed TO enter Technically W" w-r,.
a ship of war. and that j. th" way the
authorities put uS down II took tn"
American consulate. -orn. tim" 10 smooth
matters out
AZ Bermuda. III antIcipa ron Of trOBhl'.
during IN" long run to Madeira We filled
our entire deck with coal Their" wa
such sea ON that by the tim" ". goi
seventy -tv" orr a hundred miles away
this had been almost entirely washed
overheard But IN. only real rough
weather We struck on tn" voyage wns
while going from the Red Sea into the
Indian Ocean. where W" struck dead
head gal. II lasted only half an hour
buJ u made everybody On board s.asick
"" didn't have any fresh food during
IN. voyage except when We got to some
port Their. wis no refrigerator and
no iC. on board. and the only tim. W., had
fresh fish was just before We got To
Gibraltar. when a -four foot fish jumped
on board
When got To Gibraltar ". met the
American fleet on ia Say back from
round TIA" world and came IN for u share.
Of the attention hat was -how"r.d upon
II But n"ifher the foreign officers nor
our own navy men knew ai first what To
make Of u when this queer It'll. craft
with a whalabsck on it's low put IN there.
flying tn" American flag
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The Young woman hands Won duplicate
pamphlets 10 thns. given hIrn. / simply
want You - know what a big "Npan-.. ~
country We cover with our information
That place - IN a rather remote corner ~
Florida and We are ConverSant with IL
and with little villa s"s and hooks in New
foundland
Won ar" always hearing she con-
'inu.~. about the difficulty Of women
gef ing anything 10 do unless they ara
cruv"r~an' with some -ort of -r"C'aI
work Could anything Ne tett"r up"u-
ing han this Md yot | took hold II u
WI, huu' one bIt ~ -peCialIycd informant ION.
Ny hl-ttry 0f business life duplicat e. hat
81 Thousands - women whose husha nd-
rr fathers die leaving theirs rennil"--
Wv ono accomplishment and - woman
nf'"n doesn't know TINT she has nn" until
force! - 'aka stock " her -rrNng and
weak points. wa 4 love for and prot v
far amount II Information r"gardin z
outdoor LIE. hunting. "shing and travel
ling
booked about Tor m opening 10 ts-t
be yalu" and discovered 'hl-. happened
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quires for the address Of a coTs.tlere. her
last one adding at least two inches To tn"
general effect Of her contour The address
Ii furnished and when she has dis~a ppea rcd
you discover that daily questions arr -
be expected from this source and that her
patronage ~ -o dependable that she "v-r,
calls the office Ip Iu ask the t"l"ph pn''
number OF soIn. other place rather than
look IN the book herself
She one Of the mental molluscs. Won
know explains one of the staff There
are lots OF people who simply won't TAX"
the trouble to- think II they can get SOME
one else Tor tn snk for them
And don't you ever get cross CT irrita
ble;-
One OF the standing rules - that th.-r"
must be no rela ration of courtesy and 4
good reason given for this - that every
Interrogation il an opportunity. 4 favur-
lite saying Of the @hIef. II nothing els"
IL gained hut the habit of attention and
manner, those are al IN. present tlm"
absolutely Necessary {" the ma ~ WON =,
who hopes to succeed
Al this moment young man with
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To $50 a pamphl-, entitled Ask Mr. Pos
tor cam. and asked HIM and here !
am In the several Offices IN Cuba. Can
aha. ia the StAt-- there ar" women many
II them trained To- this worN. many of
hem beginning under the tlllt ION ~ the
older ones. In order % ma ~ them per
feet IN conysrzant with details they are
sent from time Ia t'm" on tours here.
th.r" and the other place aud IN these
trips they are expected not only to- find
out general informaiinn regarding rail
rnld trains bnat-. hotel service. amu-"-
nlsnts and stat -tic-. hr more intimate
and petty facts. about which We arr ap'
to lie u.sIIOned all the iIm. ANY one
who confsnplatss . journey wants def
mite. reliable. a"curlt. informatin ion re-
slr,.'ng these for tim" and strength are
wasted Oft entime~ for want OF httl.'
f"T.-' bought
My last Journey was tn Newfoundland
and | covered cnnSder;l bls' ground, stay
ing 1t =, Johns : headquarters brn max
ing mote or trips and railway and sea vuy
ages u remote points Lots VI Americans
ar~ surprised To know that tn. mot or
roads there equal any IN the whole Cnun
nv and that the scenery il a. wonderful
and interesting rs that Of Norway, which
I think il resembles CLOSELY In QUAINT
places. like Quidividy. for example, the
village types are inimitable. | was en-
ter,ained by the Premier and me, all the
principal citizens They ar" hos
rita ble and ambitious people and gladly
welcome IN. stranger. perhaps with an
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An"Ih tol"phrna call and he answer
Certainly W. car CIV" Won all tho data
vol could r"s~ihly wish "" publish
a book rn mural art and rhrt Includes
what YOU ask about
Another: Yes. madam II ~ a rnC
school: IN 1879 out If seventeen bows Who
werr graduatHN fourteen entered college,
wrhnur conditions N"~ 'b. swimming
pool - 10 C"" wild" ant =" long II is IN
special r"cr"a',rn nrllirng ~ at
all Gupd-Nv
\ third We can get special CIR
FOR sky "iuh women ma few days. PIease
-"nd Immediately all data regarding
tours Desired
-N"~ | hay" ~uan' TWO months ~
Newfoundland and Nova SCOTIA rrreu,iv
Nnoll"u - worm m rr"f"r"nC" 10 corduroy:
~ = warmer and prevent rheumatism.
Not l"t'h.r Shoes hut mocrns.n. CIT
hlgh with in-"i"- l. - gong boa very
hard winter thor" io"a'i-" thor" wt-
fr'le fishing. tn" 'c"h"rg- did not drfr
DOWN 50 far and ia" fish that cow" VIII
them consequently stayed w cpIi"r
wafer
An ont Of dnnr typ" # woman drif' d,
IN ! ~ arranging my n"N' ~lrl'r "r tour
m Nain" l. y r"r;"r.Iv Sif, - ~ llru"
and depend ON 70" gtIld.'S th"r-."
Answer: ~r"-f"c'ly Ia" whr" 80
tom "a under Sf4'e control and tn" grr'd.,
mr." thoroughly proficient and rclnbl"
\ woman - safer thor" than she IL a l,n..
on the ~tr'"t~ IT New York after If
O'Clock.
And YOU really newer got any fsa-.~
- the final quest ION
Ny ON" e." WIS = zen ~" NV = pr0m,-
nen' politician VINO stopped one div Iu
a great hurry and begged that | writ"
him -I"""h IF WELDON" 10 -" delivered
hy MIN ~ u wrmGn'- club did and hr
made IN" handsorn" MONETARY turn
| asked Mr. Poster ~" sad keep n
DID
Tn" fltur" rh,il- Of th".-r establishment,
emh-ar" d" hIr.1I IN london .ud 90 NOR,
thoroughly equipped financial branch
Just ~ present "" mas" ~ specially II
stock uUn'atlrus ur Wall = reset matters
IN general. and ",.rv day va r"' hundreds
II r"l"Thor" calls l'''r"r- and persona /
questions nu thu -urI"c'
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>w,II rHtFT-S IONG GRI ISE.
Lieut.. Tagged. R-roIirriion % Sis Trip
I'm "a tlIps Planter

imagine I have made the yoyaG"
from a North Atlantic port To Manila
IN ~ snnii "A craft a. has ever gone there
uy IA" Suez route sns6 Lieut. Lee Ha-
good \ 4 retired. tn" other day
4 Wa III one II tn" four mine planters
that started out from Hampton Roads
in December. iSs
Two Of IN. little craft were cent by the
wly II the Strait Of Magellan. but iii" Gen
Henry \ Hunt. on which ~as. and tn.
Cen Henry J Knox went byway 81 Glib
raltar Tho remarkable thing about IN.
voyage Wa that "" didn't encounter
"A heavy storm throughout. but this may
b- accounted for hy IN" fact thar ""
hugE.'h port tight AZ times The orders
w"r.. :" run no further risks than wer"
uru---ary "" made stops at Bermuda.
Mad"Ira. Gihraliar. Malta. Port said.
Ad"n Bombay. Colombo and Singapore.
and III b.t NO single vessel belonging In
the uIi"d States. 40 small n on. at least
was made NOR" 81 on "A similar Crliiae
The funny thing about ths Hunt
was that an" was commanded Ivy an
army officer and under him ihere were
sailing master and two mates. Then
thrr" was another army officer besides
myself ! was in a rerni-official capacity
There Wer'. twsnty-nIne In the crew
The Hunt had -taaming radius Of
49, miles only. but W" made on" -fr-sch
81 :. ia miles from Bermuda Ia Madeira
Our ARRIVAL AZ Bermuda threatened 10
plsa .OrS You -s'ss we had M guns
ard no ammunition ~ any kind on board.
for sv'.-. lit 81 -J,aC. had been turned
over 10 maze rDOm for coal We wsre
sOrt Of wsb foots,d soldiers and nobody
knew exactly whor" 10 class us. This
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TIIIFDRiC> wv >tjiD.
Bought u, str i,rur, priiatt for the
~orirn nT hnIghi> RaChrior

LoSpON, NuV. 'ITOrd- Inn on.
Of III" -uryival- IT cd London has bean
sold. but fortunately II has escaped TIM.
hands of ia" -Jr.,uil'ty" builder Tn"
pct ure-Ju" seventeenth century hoiI-..-
with their mellow Old hrIcN-. qII.-rrly
paved unOCCUpi,.d 'orn"r- and wavy tiI.,.'
roofs pas into N" r-o--''--Ipn II tn"
society Of knI yhi- Bachelor. thanks 10
IL an ancient degree. that ~ knight
Bachelor dating back TO \ u joG In
1892 the Roll of knighthDnd. which hal
h".'n kept sine. tn" fourteenth century.
was allowed 10 lapse and u was not until
sax wears later thar the SoCI"ty Of knights
Bachelor undertook, IN" difficult WORK al
bringing m" roll up to dat"
An Iliusi ration ~ IN" growth Of land
values j. furnished by tn" inn From
1910 iO 1874 " WIS let Ia law students for
an annual r"ital ~ s5n. IN iGi~ It wis sold
for So" QUIT" r'.g"nfly II changed
hands for s5OnU III" society has not
purchased the whole AREA " Ciifrord =
Inn. hut only IN" mos PCT ur"-Iu" IT
th. ancient buildings. tn" rest remaining
iu tn" hands of ia" rrc-"nt proprietor
Should IN" society deCid" "a institut"
s"t customs for their hAnque'- IN IN" old
hall they hav" many prpC,s,I.nt- to draw
upon One Of the quaint customs AZ ih''
dinners Ol the Ancient AMI itOnOUrl'I'
society Of CIifrnrd'- Inn was that which
forced the chairman Ia lift high ahov" hIs
head four small iDHy.'A baker together ~
h. form Of y cross Then he dashed tn"
symbol three tIrnrs upon the table. ~.
three. blows representing tha three Per
-On- NJ tho Trinity Afterward tnsv were
thrust 10 tho suh 81 rho table a. a Sign
that the remnants Of this meal wsrc 20 De
given 90 the poor.
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your address, I will send you some data
% her other work and biographical mat -
ter For a Current i.itsrGtur" club ~
Pa--,tIr2 Npu shall have e on TIME
The n-vi receives nj answer We
sir. OrnunI peach J., admr','d rn has"
tn, hest motor 'rlck Ia ~" world !
think yuu win yu'r h..' What hp'"I
could recommend that j. Gui-t' We'll
~. new S"I Br"'l'. IN" proprietor -
from ~. Nom; Washington nn'''. Sow
Haml'~htrr
girl At one - the d"sl~ r,'.d> al"ud
from several l.;t"r~ Onr e these onu'-
from colorado and th" wru"r want ~
know n MIR Poster can tell her tho l--'
way To keep a husband hun" nights
-Wha, is the real dlf'"r,rcc between TN"
Ansora and tho Persian cr,'7' Inquire
another
-Wherr wrra III" Declaration az In
dapsnden"- paI..r~ pm when ~" Br'' Ia
invaded N" state vt r~nr-yivanii' -
SIN another.
The manage mann g,'~ riotnen' u"
add To- your took ot knowledge
We learn here never To iudgo man
hv his coat Really tn" most interest ing
and h.~r Informed u"npl" arr iusf asl h''lv
~ wear shabby
I'll. t"I"phon" H..ll rings and she dart IS
Ia answer II
What tim. does TN" &. so leave"
Chicago n.Nr Thursday af'ernoone Malr
"A moment
"N" at all inu aye r"rfsciv wei
come
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Is-ire several notices ~hIch bear on
the subject at hand:
Ask Mr. Foster

le-nre several notices which bear on
the subject at hand:
Ask Mr. Foster
NV reCompans. - thanks
Ri; her" am to speak what do know
am an old man | have had many
troubles Most Of them never happened. ."
Work IL the bs-, fun
We will answer all things faithfully
Merchant OF Venice
som. oF tha--~ furnish food for thought
and you learn. among other interesting
truths that while advice IT. the cheapest
thing in tho world il may b~ made valuable.
NIr. Foster. who once upon time kept
a bookstore in 81. Augustine. did this.
and that il why he has a string OF offices
reaching from California to Havana and
taking IN Newfoundland. The one at
Manhattan Crossroads 10 one Of many
situated in the capitals ~ several States.
Wh@never q cook at n hotel in Jackson
viile mislaid his recipe for con bread
IN. incheri his way over 10 MIR. Fosters
Office and blandly demanded that his
friend Massa Foster supply th" knowl-
edge When a man Lost MS wifi. on his
way ~ Palm Beach ne inquired Of Mr.
Eoa;er where he would he liable to find
her. II a family whitening IN the South
received word that their home IN ST.
Paul had been burned TO the ground
"A ~ Mr.. Fnster. Folks down that way
got into the habit 81 saving themselves
an imman& lot Of trouble from ques-
,rning and auer'ilous tourists nv simply
turning them over TO Mr.. Foster.
40 ono day he woke up and came 10
the conclusion that opinions had really
yalne Al tho present time
MIR Fosters opinions are just 40 free tn
the public as they ever were. bur he does
not deny that ther. are Incidental rake
Ola Ia The business.
A there - no system IN the world
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CALENDARS FOR 1911 HERE
JHEI iRE mo t\D >DHE " \
TO GORGEOf = fOIORS.
children Prominent In the Decoration"
New Calendars for the Nnrser,
sports. Paintings nnd Nature Figure
IN the Designs of the season. Output.

The output Of calendars il 40 enormous
this year the supply for 1911 has already
begun TO appear that lacking cue a.
10 the latest STYLES the averaR" shopper
il absolutely unable to max" choice AT
first sight An importer aaId that the
prominence given To children IN tn" deco
ration- 81 calendars for grownups as
we'll a. those for the nursery. ~ which
this SEASON there - dOubl- IN" usual
variety provides on" cIIe "a 10 styles
Another gu" - - preference" for I'M
usually largo calendars decorated with
tlnIsuaIly brilliant colorS. even To the
mo,IntIngS a-d third IL he greater
number II on" leaf designs. which ar.
-ad fD ba much more popular this season
IN come STYLES Than the three and four
leaf designs H. the four and five dollar
examples the single Leaf IL d"cIdedly in
favor and the preferred ~" II from
.vnnfy 10 twenty -four Inches square. deco
rated er'h hand tintsd prints "r with
hand raining ~ water color
- - noticeable" m" importer -aId that
among fh' most -pl"udi1lv 'plrr"d raj
crdar- m" de-IRnE appealing mo-" par
ti,lIl Arlv To- mon Ofh"r- popular Nth
young foi-s illustrate various stages 81
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GIVES ADVICE FOR A LIVING
,ND w THg REWARD NJ
tskS FOR ~ THsNkS.


There's a place in New York not NOR.
han a million miA- M the crow flies from
ne Flatiron Building where you can get
Information on any subject which YOU
happen tn be- ont OF for the moment. II
urt- the bureau of information at the
Cr1n.: Central Station completely IN the
shade. Apt a. ia the official stan of that
plac" IN tn" matter OF figures and facts
relating TO railroad matters. Il you poked
vo,u head through the window and in
auircd for n competent nurse Tor the baby
he would undoubtedly h. nj loss for an
answer.
Not 80 AZ the Office Of the establishment
referred 60 Here before desk Uttered
wth PAMPHLETS and literature are "a
uu:nbcr OF pcrson- waiting their turns
I" lrterrogate. Women ar" there. ram
p,Int with CURIOSITY. men with thirst for
Information. which dist ng,Iishes the men-
I'll quality of the SEXES.
Above the de~k presided over by
very courteous, pleasant voiced Young
Snman YOU read IN III. moments IL
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lead last --sson in highly color"d c.,Ien-
har~
one 81 me best ~ the four leaf caI"n-
fars - a Franz Hil- don" IN brown. "cr'I
and black- touched up with gold and CIV
ing - by inch reproductions 81 tn"
Laughing Cavalier. La Boh-mI.nu".
-Mnn with Run" and 4 Merry Drink~r.'
Tn. nslrIr. ICES Includes on" row
design IN black and whir". WITH whIi.
mounting which shows thru. pictures
81 Sheep being driven h"rn" and on.,
picture 81 csrtl. AZ m" ~.ns"f hour zach
sixteen by eleven inches with = four
inch mat, and a delight 10 N" "dur.It"I
"y" The black and whites ~ m" narIr,
calendars Lead III" timed varI"ti"~ this
year. an Imporf-r SAID both in pouu-
lar'y and In priC.
black and white calendar includes
ffry-rwo eight by sIx lnch Reproductions
81 famous pictures. rIrh the days ~ th"
week and spa" for memoranda ar TN"
sid" 81 the pictures tn" foundation
81 m" calendar ~ brocRd-h white card
board with gold lettering
There ar. several novelties ~ religious
CalendsTS ian. consists Of iweIv- pages
finished with au illuminated border
Each page contains IA" days 81 In. month
and text II S"riptur" for zach day
4 one leaf design. twenty-five by -Ix.
fa.n Inches. shows church window.
shaped picture 81 the Madonna and
Child. with Ch"rubs lowering above
don" ~ az'lra white and pale yellow tones
In floral designs 81 WOrsrai" price. tho
vIOi"t Loads Next 80 IN" violet ~ tho
TO=" calendar
Both .sr-1Ig.s and balloons figure IN
holiday Leaflets and posi- cards SANTA
CLAUS arriving ~ 4 hIplan. loaded with
n-rch ndl-' and watched anxiou-ly by
a auarter 81 youngsters from a h"us"top
- one n rha lea h"t designs
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From me L'Ti-fon Joytnni

T''TT7 wv T7TT''TE wv WI
row Of min" appl. trees an the land nj
G~orR" henna ri ia Elliot ~ believed tn ~. : he
most pToduCbv" ~ III" state and perhaps
IN New England for the -smn number 81
trees IN n -tngl- rnw
TbsS" mn" trees Welded ninety barrels
of No / fruit b.-idn- a lew BARREL of ~ ,
From single tree In ihn nd Joining orchard
Joseph kcHnHrd gathered tNrnty-tNo
barrole 81 No ! apple. that sold for ~ ~ =
LarrsI. masking 81 for single tree not
counting IN" No apples At all
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romance Animal calendar. one leaf and
preferably pIcturing dog. ar. a strong
favorIte. on. O: the best liked designs
having no mat or border a, all. tn. dee,,
toned background being uniform from
centr" Ia edg"
\ preferred nursery calendar which
matches Ia some extent a variety ~ the
w to date fri.ze- seen In modern nurS
cries - about thirty inches wi'ie and
eighteen inches deep and II Of gray card
board decorated with groups Of quantity
dra wn. quantity CARRIED children engaged
in all sorts ~ pastIm.s
Another new variety Of nursery cal"n-
dar consists 81 three or four small black
and whit" groups Of children and 81 ant
mal- ~ some cases copies - noted pic
tIre.. of child and animal NE. mounted
ia row on brilliant red foundation
~ by ~ inches. Another calendar shows
dog or "a hor@" or other animal. a doll
HOUSE an automobile. parts 81 which
stand out from the mounting. From the
dogs mouth I'm one desig hangs small
calendar IN the shape Of n dog biscuit and
a long cardboard tail IA movable. In "A
dolls house example n small calendar
hangs from "A window and 10y pressing the
front door chime is heard The partly
detached design ~ al-o carried out IN
some sporting calendars.
Favoriie- in the large high grnde cal-n-
dar- for adults are decorn ted with groups
~ Dutch and Breton peasant children and
with coBviviaI scenes done IN gorgeous
cnlor- mostly. she mats 40 rue helm
bright rcd Included IN this -tyla j. =
afternoon fca This variety ~ calendar
tak"- the pla'" largely II the pnst~r or
-rngl" largo head de~IKn which had tho
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ters personal ideas in regard To the posi-
bilite- and capabilities Of the several
machines and their owners
Some time ago request came from
California that "a flying machine he pur-
chased and shipped 20 the writer, a we'll
known sport ON tn" coast Five thou
-and dollars was harmed a. n reasonable
price hut ss.c0 was after considerable
correspondence agreed upon and the
machine was delivered in good order
Incidentally you are informed that a
flying man may not hope to get a machine
right IN the hat - to speak. as he
might secure a bar ~ soap or an antOmo.
bile IL takes about five months to
make an order good. and at the present
moment aviation factories are over
crowded This il a good thing for the
general public TO know and Mr. Foster
furnishes the fact without other .molu-
meni than his usual one Of verbal graft
tude He may get a commission from
some special establishment hut no does not
insist upon your ordering a Bleriot when
you would prefer Wright.
The thread Of Information which you
are holding il broken OF for a moment
while "A young woman asks he-itatingly.
leaning far over the top 81 the desk AZ Il
rather asha med to let any one else know
that she knows there are such articles in
the world " some one can tell her who
wrot. poem entitled The Fee, nf Man
No reference work ~ necas@a ~ for this
interrogation and she Is informed quickly
and quietly -KiplinR She smiles CRATE
fully AT the Information and slips away
4 woman Of the 'Inmi-taka bla apart e.
meni hotel type comes in. Sh. IL appar-
entity regular customer, and after taking
about ten minutes TO tell Of the bana hap
psnings VI the morning. which vary from
the TROUBLES CAUSED 10y p-ych @ Al e"s,ion
10 the dismissal Of a -aucy maid she IN
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cresking hoots. PAINFULLY new as 90
ves'ments and "A manner thai would No.
noRchaiant Il II couid says ~ an oHhand
manner
A friend and myself thought - 'sk ing
a little trip -om"wn"-". Perhaps Nuu
could recommend
Tn. young iariy IN IA" other I'D" 81 10
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-16
ADJUSTMENTS

Might Riders OF Kentucky" is the
, title of the play TO be presented at
the Academy OF Music this week, De-
ginning tomorrow afternoon. by the
Guy Johnson Stock Company. or the
play and the work OF the company
the Alexandria Gazette recently said;
From the rise to the fall OF the
curtain every scene was punctuated
with tremendous applause. fully DEM
onstrating the fact that the audience
was enjoying ii. For the price OF
admission there is no show the equal
OF II today. Mr.. Harry Spangler, the
leading man, and Mrs. Guy Johnson
as the leading lady in this thrilling
Western drama, proved to the audi
ence that they were stars of the first
order. Guy Johnson, as Jake was
as usual, up-to-date, and Malin and
Main are all and more than is claim
ed for them. James Flashmont, the
Kentucky colonel was well received.
AS about 800 people were turned away
last night the same show will be re-
peated tonight"
AS usual. the members of the COM
pany will introduce series of vaude-
vile acts during each performance.
Selected moving picture programs and
music by the orchestra viii continue
to be features of the Academy shows.
Large audiences saw the perform
ances during the week ending last
night