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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-10-23
FOR SALE
Farms! Farms! Farms!

A good farmer knows that now il the
time to buy farm for next ycnr's
work. Farm lands are as cheap ms
they will ever be, and putting off buy
Ing farm will not help you. Below
we are one ring a number of nice farms
at attractive prices. If you want to see
these farms, we will take pleasure in
showing them to you.
X X
5000 acres, 20 acres good tillable
land; 20 acres in original . timber;
about 100 large pine trees; near good
village, pike and railroad; Is miles
from center of Birmingham.
* X
$500 acres, good land, ~ acres in
cultivation; 4-room house, good well
of free stone water, 100 fruit trees
400 feet from one of the best roads in
country. II miles from centeH of Biz
mingham.
$75o-160 acres good farm land, good
free-stone spring; on public road; rs
miles from center of Birmingham; 3
miles from railroad.
X X X
$1200-30 acres good land, acres in
cultivation; Broom house; WELL sta
bles; good neighborhood: church and
schools close; AN miles from Fest
Lake car line.
X x X
$4,000 acres good land; 10 in cult
walton, balance timber; Groom house.
good springs free-stone water;
orchard; on good road; liz miles
from center of Birmingham.
* X X
$1,000 acres nearly level black sand
loan, all under fence; s acres in high
state of cultivation 4-room house
good barn and shed; fine we'll of free
stone water; near good school and
churches; on public road; close to one
of the best pixies In country; 10 miles
from center of Birmingham.
X X ~
S1600-17 acres nearly level black
sandy loan, under good wire fence;
II acres in high state of cultivation;
Groom house; fine free-stone springs
in thickly settled community; good
school and churches; 10K miles from
the center of Birmingham, on one of
the best roads in the country.
X X
$3250-50 acres black sandy loan, near
ly level; 40 acres in high state of cul-
tivation; all under good fence; good
residence. large barn. tenant house
1000 fruit trees; good free-stone
spring; good, thckly settled neigh
borhood; good school and churches;
10 miles from center of Birmingham;
on one of the best roads in the coun-
try.
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For RENT

Store, 11s NJ 21st street. alley corner; at
tractive proposition to desirable busi-
ness.
Store, 14o9 ID avenue. north; new build
ing cheap rent.
Large front Office, ID floor 1870 4th ave-
nue., north.
Handsome residence, largo lot, house
modern, furnace he&ted, s8 8. 18th
street. q
Nice 7-room. modern .r(6idence, 1874 Ave-
nue @; house now being painted and
put in first-class order.
FOR SALE
Nice cottage, 4 rooms and reception hall;
modern conyeniences; North Highlands:
can be bought on terms at price Of $3.50
ana wifi take good vacant lot as cash
payment.
Large lot in fins location. Woodlavn. for
colorsd people. ~
$3.50 will buy two houses and lot In fine
rental location. Avcndsle; terms one
third cash.
GEORGE BILBE, Agent,
Bell y. u0t First avenue
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RYAN'S BARGAINS

ss500-Seven-room, two-story house, new
and up-to-date In every respect; on
corner lot: fronts car line, at Norwood;
one-third cash. balance easy.
$25oo-A neat, Broom cottage, hall and
bath; modern in every respect; we'll To-
Gated on car line; near North Birming-
ham park; will make reasonable terms.
75o-Seven-room cottage, bath. pantry.
five cabinet nantes, with hall, front
and back porch, In fact modern in every
respect: nice corner lot 120x140: beauti-
full shade; choice locality; very best
neighbors; so feet of one car line, two
blocks of another; to see this means to
buy It; It is one of the most ideal homes
In the city.
$1400-F our-room cottage, hall, front. and
back porch; well located; near the loco
motive works. North Birmingham; 500
cash. balance like rent.
$9600-Seven hundred and ninety-three-acre
farm four miles from Alexander City,
on good road. 800 acres in cultivation,
balance in timber, good 7-room res
idence. four tenant houses, barn and
out buildings, two creeks running
through farm; the land In cultivation Is
creek bottom and red upland; terms at
tractve
-Eighty-acre farm, 80 acres in culti-
walton. balance well timbered, 4-room
MUSE ana out pufulHSs, Boou youh6
orchard; 1h miles of railroad station;
four miles south on A., B & A. r. r.;
one-half cash. balance to suit.
l$1600-Seventeen acres, truck farm, Groom
house, II acres IN cultivation In high
state OF cultivation on pike road; 10h
miles north of Birmingham; make terms
to suit.
SIC, 500-A splendid farm of nearly 800
acres within 70 miles of Birmingham on
A., B. & A. r. r.; over 200 acres rich,
red clay land In cultivation; elegant res
idence and four tenant houses; four
good farms; two good public roads,
good water and good schools; two miles
| of large station on railroad; one of the
best farms in the state and one Of the
best locations; easy terms.
| See
RYAN REAL ESTATE CO.,
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HOMES THAT WILL SELL

$5b00-Seven-room,' 2-story frame house
In Norwood; furnace-heated and hard
wood floors; finished in mission style:
lot elevated and well shaded; half a
block of car line; $500 cash and balance
like rent. Uist No. 14)
$6750-Modern and artistic home on High
land avenue; absolutely modern In all
its appointments this place will appeal
to anyone desiring a home; lot is i'm
proved in keeping with the beuse; rea-
sonable cash payment and the balance
easy. (List No. 21.)
sSnOo-Eight rooms and basement contain
aing servants quarters; new and mod
ern; elegant finish; plenty of closet
space; dot 60x190; $500 cash and the bal
ance on long time at per cent. Qist
No. 49,
sS5Oo-Corner 100x175 on South Highlands.
A stone retaining wall has been built
around the property and the lot beau
tlfully terraced; an ideal location for an
apartment house; this place can be had
on reasonable termss (I,ist No. 49,
-Two-story, furnaee-heated house in
Elm street. new and artistic; fronts
east; convenient to car; small cash pay
ment and the balance monthly at per
cent Iist No. SD
s0D00-For broom cottage on the car line
in West End; lot 5ox140; 500 cash and
the balance $40 per month d4ist No.
3d.
$13o0-For 10 houses and lot 200x140; this
piece of ptoperty is located on the south
side and pays IL per cent gross on
SIS GOO; can be had on reasonable terms;
the owner needs the money Nist No.
I'd ~ |
s325o-A Groom home on First avenue,
West End barn. chicken house and
fruit trees: lot 56x175; reasonable terms.
(List No. 49,
$500 Eight-room. furnace-heated home
on the North Highlands; hardwood
floors and birch doors; closets In all
bedrooms: lot 60x160: small cash pay
ment and the balance easy. (List No.
96.)
s34o0-An elegant broom, furnace-heated
cottage in woodlawn; granite founda-
| ton; double floors; storm sheeting and
finished in mission style; reasonable
terms will procure this place. Dist No.
| 3d.
N5o0-Two-story. 7-room, furnace-heated
house on Montgomery street; hardwood
floors downstairs and an elegant finish
throughout; large lot; we'll improved;
| easy terms. Dist No. 104)
MEYER 8. GOLDMAN,
20os First Avenue. Phones 7s7.
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FOR SALE
IMPROVED.


s21 O00-A swell South Highlands home;
big lot.
SIC, Oo0-50x140; 4th avenue, near 18th street;
make us a bid.
SIS, 000-5ox140; Sd avenue, near 18th street.
SIS, 00D-5dx140; 9TH avenue, cheapest prop
erty on this avenue.
81, 50O-Handsome South Highlands home
on large lot; this is very desirable
place.
$500 Excellent property; half block of
South 2oth street. pays above 10 per
cent.
s65Oo-7th avenue, modern house, lot 50x
100; rents 5000.
s6750-Attractive Norwood place near car,
$5OO0-A 2-story South Highlands house,
good condition, east front, large lot
and close TO car. There is good value
in this. a. Asl
s4250-New, 2-story corner residence, close
to Red mountain $500 cash.
40O0-Two-story s-room house on fine
corner lot; Avenue i; owner leaving
city.
JNIMPROVED.
s235o-50x2po; East Of South goth street;
faces south and well located
u2S0-Choice North Highlands lot near
Wesley chapel; high. east front.
MCCONNELL & BRAXTON
Real Estate, Rentals. Insurance, Loans.
2107 Third Avenue. Phones $40.
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X X X
X X X

GIBSON INSURANCE & REALTY CO.
21s North Twenty first Street.
Both Phones PISS.
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START a new business, the American
razor hoping and safety blade sharpen
ing machine; make IS to $40 per day; no
experience required. R. S. Green, Ill
Washington St, Chicago.
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RATES-One cent n word day no az"
taken for less than Zoe Tor mrs.
certain. Cash must accompany order.
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DO YOU need capital? Am prepared TO
furnish capital or invest my own funds
in any meritorious enterprise located
in the southern states. Prefer manu-
featuring, subdivision of farm lands.
mining, timber, or any good public util-
ity. If you will send me detailed In
formation l will give same careful and
confidential consideration. Address,
Capital Room NIB Gambler Bldg, At
lanta. CIR. 10-9-4t-su
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WANTED--A physician as a partner;
guaranty him 5000 a year; hustler can
reach $4,000; $1,000 required, which is
secured; those meaning business with
money only need apply Address T-91,
care Age Herald. 10-20-2t-th-su
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IF sick and ailing, try a Swedish VI
orator II will cure most chronic
troubles. 1t Is the cheapest and best
health insurance you can possibly buy.
We refund your money If you are not
satisfied. Illustrated descriptive book
let free on request. Swedish Co., 1862
Farragut avenue, Chicago.
HAIRWORK-Fo 10 days only will make
any size braid or set of puffs from
combngs for 81; price with order; send
by mail. Mrs. A. Ryder, Box q. Thors-
by,s.Ala.
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STOCKS and bonds sold; commissions
moderate; references exchanged; give
full details; establishe ed house. Post
Box 1922, New York. 10-9-4t-su
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SOFT drink stand, barber shop, ol
room and barbecue for sale or ex
change; a money-maker to ady
man. Call or address W. W.. sls ortf
18th street.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

WANTED-To correspond with some one
looking for location for a small bank.
Have fine opening. Address T-s5, care
Age Herald 10-s-tf
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A CHANCE for a business man VIII
understands bookkeeping with $40
to invest In one of the Oldest insta
ment houses IN west Texas, witt
branch store in New Mexico Addr
H. L. Stewart Furniture Co., Ell PA %
Tex
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CASH capital supplied; large banking
house in New York with extensive con-
nections, Is prepared to furnish addi-
tional cash capital to existing enter
prises for development operation or ex-
tension of their business or plant. En-
terprises financed on a commission
basis Complete information required. P.
O. Box 800, New York.
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WANTED-Energetic man of good APP
pearance as partner in established
real estate business; no capital, but
good references required Address
Y-93, care Age Herald. h
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WE want sales or office manager with
$4,000 to invest in established manu-
featuring business, permanent en-
ployment guaranteed, salary not less
than $4,000 a year; give experience
and reference. Box 90, Wilton, Ia.
10-19-3t-we fri su
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sTRICTLY highgrade opportunity for
man with money TO become interested
in good legitimate business that pays
25 per cent annually; gilt-edge security
given Address H-93 care Age-Herald
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Is CASH and So per month pays for 40
acres Central British Columbia, near
railroad, where farm lands are cheap.
soil fertile. climate superbs Post your
self Information free. Nechaco Syn
dictate, Vancouver, B. c.
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WANTED-Party with 5000 cash to in
vest In a certain line Of business in Bir-
mingham, which is absolutely safe and
legitimate and which is guaranteed to
pay the investor SIS monthly for two
years Investigate. Address JOB, Age
Herald.
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S20OJ-We will lend you 5000 under GER
tain reasonable conditions, and agree
that you may repay the loan from the
dividends on an investment which we
will suggest. Continental Commercial
Co, St Louis Mo. 9-l1-l3t-su
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PERSONAL

ar MARRIED-Ma trimonial paper
containing advertisements marriage
abM people from all sections of the
United States, Canada, rich. poor
young, old, Protestants, a Catholics,
mailed free. f. J. Gunneis, Toledo,
ohio l0-9-4t-su
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PERSONAI.-Morphi 1 was addicted
to morphine for years and spent for
tune trying to find a cure and failed,
until l made a discovery and perma-
nently cured myself. Write me- l will
tell you all about it. Box 81, Sayre. Ala
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BED WETTING completely cured; all
ages; trial treatment of Pen-ihe, with
full advice. free. The Missouri Remedy
Co, Dept 100, St Louis, Mo. 10-16-16t-su
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sTOCKS and bonds sold; corporations
organized and financed; commissions
moderate; established house. Post Box
1920 New York 9-11-5t-su
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WANT party to invest $1,000 to 5000 in
engineering firm; can get the business
and make big money. Address L-9S
care Age-Herald.
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w. B. LEEDY & CO.,
Phone Main A. 112 North 21st st.
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BOX 50 Magnifico cigars, s425; made of
best Vuelto Abajo (Habana) leaf by
skilled Cuban workmen. Sent prepaid
direct from factory for $425. Alonzo
Rejas Ca, Box 1s4. Key West. Fla.
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WANTED-Partner with $500 or less, re-
liable business, cash receipts daily, 800
or more per month guaranteed. Room
D. 1010h s. 18th St.
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DIXIE CHEMICAL CO., Box 202. Chat
tanooga. Tenn, offers so for best SEN
tence telling Rubicapsols (stomache-
ezers) merits. 5o-cent box with details,
25 cents (silver).
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-05

BEVERLY SISTERS HERE

The Beverly sisters. two OF the most
popular and prominent vaudeville stars
seen last season on the big eastern
vaudeville circuits. arrived IN salt Lake
Monday afternoon from New York to
Join the Allen Curtis Musical company
at the Shubert. and beginning today
VIII be seen In the show for the cur
rent week The Merry FOUNDERS" and
In all future productions by the COM
pany. The Beverly sisters have Just
closed summer engagement at Ham
merstein's roof garden In New York
and they are two Of the highest salaried
singing and dancing artists IN the coun-
try. Three Of the biggest audiences
ever housed at the Shubert theatre saw
the three presentations at that house
Monday OF The Merry Reunders.~
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WALKERS 4sTH ANNIVERSARY
CLEARANCE SALE
Starts Today at $3.50 Sharp.

starts Today at $3.50 Sharp.
The greatest clearing event OF the
year starts today at walkers
Price Is the basis Of the sale.
Lowest prices in conjunction with
merchandise OF Walker quality to make
the best bargains Of the season
Involved are all surplus stocks. all
broken lines. all odds and ends. all
soiled and mussed merchandise. togeth-
or with the greater part OF all summer
stocks.
In Walkers advertisement on page 5.
section I. they state that the hundreds
or bargains advertised IN Sundays pa
per. together with 81 window displays
OF reduced price merchandise. only hint
AZ the wonderful bargains that await
tOday's shoppers.
Have you tried floating at saItair7
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Cincinnati. July 4.-Iuterrlittent riot
Ing following the announcement Of the
results OF the Jeffriec-J ohnson fight,
called the police TO several different
sections OF tho cdtv tonight
On Vine street leading thorough
fare. a mob Of hundreds OF whites
chased q negro who is alleged 90 have
made offennlvc remarks. He was res
cued by the police and allowed 70 as
cend an elevator in a downtown hotel
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LITTLE. GTRLs TO DRILL.

Two inter ssting features OF the en-
tertainmeDt. "Dreamland." which will
be given Friday night at the Mission
theatre by TIE Junior choir OF St.
Mary's cathedral. will be the Hand
kerchief Drill" by twenty little girls
from ST Mary's academy. and the
dance of the Little Cooks" by fifteen
girls from the same institution. The
program will be given under the d.
rection OF Miss Nora Gleason. organfsf
Of s.. Marv,s cafhedrnl
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ThIrd Lynrhinr Thrrntenrd.

Charleston. Mo. July A third
lynching within twenty -four hours was
threatened here this afternoon when a
negro. whose name was not learned.
was captured by a crowd OF citizens
after he is said to have used rough
language In addressing a white woman.
The negro's CnptCrs Investigated his
case and decided his offcuse dtd not
Justify another iynching He was al
lowed 90 go. Quiet appears TO have
EN- fully restored tonight
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Pueblo. Colo. July 4.-"hIaN' Irwin
and J. III Moore. two white men. were
stabbed IN the back tonight IN n riot
between whites and blacks in Bessemer
City park Twenty-Five others were
slightly hurt The trouble started over
the announcement Of the result OF the
Jeffries- johnson fight. crowd Of
2 900 quickly gathered and all available
police were rushed 20 tho scene II IL
not known who did the stabbinE. No
arrests were made and further trouble
70 expected Irwin and Moore will re-
cover
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Mounds. H.. July f-One man was
killed and one MORALLY wounded to-
night following an attempt by four ne
Eroes 20 shoot up the town In honor OF
the Johnson victory at Reno today.
negro constable was killed when he at
TEN nlod % place them under arrest.
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los Angeles. July f.-Riot calls were
numerous IN this. James J. Jcffries'
home town. between $3.50 this afternoon
and midnight tonight. all OF them due 20
what occurred az Reno today. Flushed
with small cash winnings. several ne
with liquor and looked for trouble.
Eight men. three white and five ne
RroeE. we're treated at the receiving
Hnruffaf
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-05

PittsburE. Pa. July LESS than half
an hour after the decision OF the fight
was announced here. three riot calls
were sent into two police precincts In
the negro hill district. Street cars were
held Up and insulting opithets were
hurled at the passengers. The police
beat the crowds back with their clubs
% nnrmlt the nnnanEn OF the cars.
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EXPENSIVE

Il want some cloth TO make my
dolly a dress" announced n little girl
Of as she entered a store the other
day.
How much Is 1T she asked when
the merchant handed her the package.
Just one kiss" was the reply.
said she would pay you when she
came I'm tomorrow Ladies' Home
Journal
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ST. Joseph. No. July as I. sawyer.
q white man. who took the part OF a
negro when the latter vas struck by
another white man. was mobbed by a
crowd Of whites immediately after the
Johnson effrics fight. sawyer was
rescued by a policeman. and charges
that the latter struck him in the face
and broke his nose.
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shot by Negro.

Taiialuiah. Ia. July when Con-
ductor Roberts % the Iron Mountain
railroad demanded fares Of Enos Stet-
son. n negro. near here this afternoon
the latter shot Roberts down. The con-
luc-o- D. n-nh-L-v morLaLlv woundcd.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-05

New York. July f.-Rioting between
blacks broke out In seven different
points In the city tonight following the
announcement Of the result Of the Jef-
frleg-Iohngon fight One negro was
dragged from a street car and badly
beaten before rescued.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-05

Fort Worth. Texas. July f.-Minor
disturbances between whites and blacks
broke out here following the announce
ment OF Johnson's victory over Jeffries
this afternoon. The most serious at
tack was made by two ncRrcsses with
beer bottles on a white woman.
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or all the wonderful feats OF horse
manship ever portrayed IN pictures. the
new Pathe film at the Isis this week
Is supreme. The subject f. Riding
Feats OF Cossacks." and the stunts OF
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MISSION THEATRE.

Last night saw the largest Monday
crowd Of several months at the Mission
theatre. and from all sides could be
heard words OF praise for the bill now
running. Little Hip" the baby ele-
plant. r. the star performer OF the bill
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Pueblo. Colo. July A riot between
blacks and whites is reported In Besse-
mcr. PuebiO's steel works suburb. as
n result Of the Johnson-Jeffries fight.
Every police officer available has
been sent 20 the scene.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-05

Houston. Texas. July disturbances
broke out tonight on the announcement
of the Johnson victory at Reno. Three
negroes were badly hurt by white met
inside u an hour. Police were called 70
quell several minor disturbances.
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ADJUSTMENTS
ATTRACTIONS TO-DAY.
Mission theatre-vaudeville.

, Mission theatre-Vaudevill 2:30
D. m. 7.45 2. m and 9:15 D. m.
Shubert theatre The Allen Cur
; It's company in The Merry Round
ers." 7.45 2. m. and e.15 D. m
Luna. Isis. Elite theatres-Mov-
. Ing pictures and illustrated songs.
; afternoon and evening
Casino theatre-Vaudevi1l and
moving pictures, afternoon and
evening.