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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-06-04
POr Ell Aire.

Nueva York, Mayo 30. - La mara
vilusa hsz IA de aviuci0n de Glenn
Curtis- a haber volado aver de AL.
bany q Nueva York, Ia distancia de
1863 lnillas en- l52 minutes, ha llama.
i0 h y Ia atenci6n en- todo el mundO.
Su vuel0 del capitoio del estado a
Governors Island veuce todOs los re-
gistrO- d. vel0cidsd en- avlaci0n. La
histancia fue cnbierta en- 10 que Sc
llama un leroplauo 8 sea maquina
pira vular.
l2I Hviadur Ia ganado un premiO
de disz mil pesUs que Ofreci0 el New
York World al que putiera volar esa
dlrtancia IN un aer0pianO.
III exit0 con que Curtlss lIev0 4
cabu su hszana ha hecho surglr de
nuevo en- tdo el mundo la discussion
re'pect0 a Ia importancia de los aero
pianos IN las guerrss del future.
Curti-s mismO habIando spbre este
asunt0 hl dicho que es de opinion
que los aeroplanos crlaran una revO-
lu'i0n c0mpleta en- el arte de Ia que.
rra. En una palabra, cree el que las
gUerrus del future Sc Librarian en- el
aire en- yez de por TERRA 0 mar, comu
ah0ra.
En- algunas c0Df-rencias que ha da.
do hs dicho ouan facil le serfa A el
dpstruir una ciudad como Ia de Nue.
W YIk, por medic de su aeraplanr.
Cret que ~ sprfa c ~ muy feel rt'
moutarse por las nubas y lueg0 dtjar
c4er Xpl0sivos s0hre Ia eiudad para
que Ia destruyeran.
Los expertos en- el arte de la que
rrd, 0a 10 menus aigunos de ell0s, pre-
tenden no esu,tarse por 10 que dice
CuItl.s y allrnau de su parte que en-
caso DE necesidad Sc podra hacer cor
los eerupanos como SO hace con Ia:
avesl matarlos al vuelo, disparando
les mu,ha metraIla.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-06-04
VOlO de Graclas.


Palabras nos fallan para expresar
la gratitud que sentimos EN- nuestros
eorazones hacla las socIedades y par,
ticulares que nos aeompanaron en- el
entierr0 de nurstra esposa y madre y
nos expresarou oil mismo tempo sus
sIneeras simpafas en- nuestra triste
affection, va 10 veg que hacemos ssto,
invitamos todos nuestros parlentes
y amigos para que nos honren con su
presencia en- las Honras F1nebres do
nuestra inolvldable difunta, que ten
dram lugar en- Ia Parro Iuia de Nues.
ira Senora de los Dolores, 81 lanes
pr0ximo.
CANUTo ROMERO 9 HIJos.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-06-04
La LaRera Sc Abrlra.

III molino de lavar lana de White
sc abrira a los negocios ell dfa lro.,
de JUNO, 1910, y lavara y vendera
lana. Quenquiera que desee la ven.
tSja de los mejores precios Y Iavar la
ma bien limpla hara bien en- consul.
tar esta lanera antes de mandar el
producto a las casas comisionlstas del
Este.
Haced una prueba, pues nuestra
empresa tiene un credito incuestiona-
BILE en- el mercado de lana de Boston.
Pagamos adelantos y aseguraDza 81
requerido, WILLIAM WHITE.
East Las Vegas, N. NJ.
2S 2ul. Box 3si.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-06-04
La NObleza del 1'rabaiO.

Dice The CdmmOnefi
"Una de las pla+ impOrtantes lee.
clones que el pueblo de los lesta d1s
!snid0s'esta onsehada0 ~ pneb1i-ie
Ia America del Sur es que Ia iadus.
tria es una honra. Ha prevalecidb
en- esos paises Ia ufipla idea arisiocra-
tiea que para ser resprtable dpbe uu0
evltar el trabsIo mauqal, Hay al.
gunoa lugages dUude 81 cree qQe e.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-06-04

m6crata. Y este 10 manifestation no
solo entire ellos sino 10 estampaban
con grandes letras en- sus peri6dicos Y
en- las hojas volantes que destribuye-
ron con profusi0n.
NO HABLA PERO HACE co
.SAS. Magnfheu; 81 el prlytcto de
estado no pasa en- ei Congress-, we're
mos 81 una de esas cosas rs la de cum.
plir siquiera con 10 que prometi0,
no 4 uno, nj a dos, nj a tres, sino d
todo el pueblo de Nuevo Mexico.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-06-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
06Sl3.
Not Coal Land.

Department Of the Interior.
U. S. Land Office at Santa Fe, N. M.
April q, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that San
tiago Santisteban, Of Shoemaker, n.
NJ, who, on May 8, 1905, made
Homestead Entry Serial 06s13, No.
S30s, for the SEtSEt Of Sec. 90, the
WISWt and SWtNWt of Section
81, Township II North, Range q
East, n. M. p. Meridian, has filed
notice Of intention to make Final five
year Proof, to establish claim 10 the
land above described, before R0bt.
J.. VI. Ross, Z. S. Court Commits.
sioner, at Las Vegas, n. NJ, on the
10Th day Of June, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses
Jose II. Ulibarrf, Of Las Vegas,
n. NJ, and Francisco MOntoya, Ma
ximo Ulibarri aud Pedro S4ntiste-
ban Of Shoemaker, n. NJ.
MANUEL II. OTERo,
4.SQ.6t Register,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-06-04
Les ueVaran eI AnzueIO?

81 el proyecto de estado no pasa en-
Ia actual session del Congreso, el Sc
nor Andrews resignara; de modo que
van ser dos golpes en- la mollera en-
lugar de uno; no conseguir estado 9
irse el famoso y nunca bien pondera-
do representante -; porque SO ira,
ESQ es SECURE. Palabra de Rev no
vuelve atras, queremos decir de An
drews. DE m0do que en- lugar de sa-
car el peg, les llevaran el anzueIo, por-
que dichu sea con todo el respeto que
el delegado se merece: los republica-
nos 10 pusieron como una especie de
anznelo para Que pescara Ell estado.
Cleric que estA algo oxIdado, paro 80
ven tantas cosas y no solo SO ven, ST.
no que SO hacen; ell anzuelo mismo es
hacedor de cosas.
AnZuelO oxidado
de punta quebrada
SECURE que mazda
con el sacar6n
el peg atrevido
sc traga hasta el hilo
que tiene mas flo:
se van q chasquear.
Es decir no viene el estado v Sc lle-
van el anguelo, rs decir al ilustre de.
legado que tendra que quedarse en-
Pennsylvania.
Y tan agudo como decian que esta-
ba; 10 p0nderahan como muy ensar-
tador EN- la Ultima campaila. Habian
sacado con el hiIachos y botes vieIos
y pensaron sacar tambien algo mas
estomacal, pOrque ESQ de pensiOnes :,
Pensiones, pensiones,
las sata cualqniera;
no pide m0llera
hacer tai sandez
estado Sc quiere
obsequio que luzca;
que 10 0tro, 10 busca
cualquier zaseandil.
Porque bien visto el estado no nos
10 concederian como algo 10 qne te-
nemos un perfecto derecho, slno como
una espeeie de favor, cssi de limosna.
Sln6 d que vlene enviar al Congreso
q determinada persona; al hombre
que hace cosas; al silencioso que no
habla, pero mani0bra?
Aunque tai vez por ESQ mlsmo no
nos comedian estado; esta demasiado
taciturno nuestr0 egregio represen-
tante y mas y mas 10 estara cada dia,
como que va 10 anda Ia lumbre en- los
aparejor; el dia del fracaso complete
Sc aproxima con mas velocidad que
ell c0meta y ent6nces 81. Que iris.
te. -. mo consegulr estado y perder
a ese hombre. Como 10 lloraran los
repubIlcanos en- masa y como llorard
6l por separadoi va q ser un duo dc
lament0s,
solemnes y trlstes
cual Canto de buho.
SECURE tai duo
sera sepulcral.
Y luego atendiendO
que va Andrews no es rico.
Par dlez, que hasta q un mic0
10 haran s0llozar.
81, seil0r; quien no SO duele de ese
hombre que hace cosas; quien no sc
compadece de ese ilustre "despreu.
dido" que de su propia voluntad va
d resignar su puesto, porque dc 81
propla voluntad 10 prometl6?
Promesa sagrada
Sc cumple, senior,
que el h0mbre DIS honor
10 guarda 81 10 es. 49,.
Esperamos pues el costalazo; que.
remos declr que 10 esperen los repu.
blicanos; nosotros nunca pedimos qua.
es para nadar,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-06-04
NOHAY pELInRn

en- el tomar 81 Remedio Dr. Bells Pine.
Tar Honey para resfrios y toaes. No
roalIen9. drogas quo contraen habito.
RQsquese IN camRane spbre IL redoplitn,
us yeula ep 10 Botiea de X. y, qeo1ell,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-06-04
EXrRAVIADA.

Una yegua Rocia de 0 amos, marca
a. en-. la espaldllla izqp >la, en- ~
pierna del lsdo derecho. perdida
del Vegoso el ID de Mayo, 1910. Sc
dara buena recompensa al que Ia
traiga, q Las Vegas a
Gerardo Flores
6&9t AptpuI6 Lpidp,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-06-04

QUEREMOs eomprar clento Sc
senta acres de TERRA en- un buen va
lie en- las montphas, donde abunde el
agua. Be pIehere TERRA de patente.
Dirijanse 90 una vez d +. J. Gehring,
East Las Vegas, n. ~. Il
Evening journal., 1910-10-01
CARROLL WISHES
"BILLIKEN PETE" WELL

wroting in the Baltimore News. Jack
Canol says:
When pete" Cassidy was in town
recently he informed me that he was
through with baseball as player,
and now the light dawns, for he is
about to become a magnate. If gos-
sip proves correct The Tri-State
League meets I'm Harrisburg, and the
program has that Wilmington Is to
get the franchise of one of the pres
ent cities I'm the circuit Cassidy Is to
represent the Wilmington interests.
Wilmington is a pretty good sized
town 10 be without a ball club In a
regularly organized circuit, and Pete"
has often bewailed this fact to me.
Undoubtedly he has played his cards
we'll. and It Is hoped for the sake OF
the former Oriole. that the venture
will prove successful.
Evening journal., 1910-10-01
BIG POTATO CROP
WILL LOWER PRICES

Here Is good news for the lovers
Of spuds. A wholesale potato deal
er said today that this is going to
be one of the biggest potato years in
the history of the State. Last year,
said he, "the crop was a bit short,
and as a consequence there We're more
potatoes planted this year than usual.
The weather conditions were. favora-
Die for a large crop, and that is what
we are going to have. The potatoes
will not be so large, but there will
be plenty Of them, and the prices Will
be lower. In New York and Michi-
gan the potato rcop is not only large,
but the potatoes are of extra fine
quality Arrangements are being
made TO ship the extra crop east ana
that will bring down the prices. Po-
tatoes will be much lower in price
than they we're last year. ! would
hardly care to designate the price at
this early period, but the buyers will
be surprised when the food tide
comes to see what a drop mas taken
place"
Evening journal., 1910-10-01
WILMINGTON HIGH
LOOKS TO OPENER
Will Meet Vineland GridirOn
Team Here on Next
Tuesday

Wilmington High School football
team will open their season with the
strong vineland High. at Front and
Union on Tuesday. The local team
has been practicing the new rules for
the last three weeks and hope TO give
their followers a surprise, in their
speed and forward passes. Two
teams have been on the field every
day, and the men who are trying for
the different positions are so evenly
matched that the coach Will give them
all trial this game. Although about
five pounds lighter TO man than last
years team, the men this year hope
to make even a better record than
was made last year.
The schedule is much harder than
last year King, right halfback OF
the '09 team, glandened the hearts OF
the students by appearing on the field
In a suit. He added much strength
TO the backheld, as he is accurate in
making forward passes and fast end
runs As this is the first game in
this vicinity under the new rules a
good crowd is expected to see the
game.
The local lineup will be:
Bott, Doherty, Prickett, !. e.; Sc
dalis, Thompson, l. t.; Schafer, Craw-
ford. l. g.; Willis. Eberhardt, Jefferis,
c.: Werner, Hamilton, r. g.; Moore,
Kelley, r. e.; Hartman, Foulke, r. e.;
Wiley, Horty, quarterback; Stewart,
Martin, +. b.; Cloud, Logue, r. h. b.;
Blaine and King, subs.
Evening journal., 1910-10-01
SELL OLD PILOT
SCHOONER E. W. TUNNEL

Captain f. 7. Howard, of Baltimore
has sold the schooner r. w. Tunnel
TO w. II. Burns, of Annapolis. The
Tunnel was originally a sailing polit
boat built for the Philadelphia pilots,
from whom she was purchased by
Captain Howard. Upon commission
ing their steam pilot tender the Della
ware pilots laid up the Tunnel. and
she remained without a purchaser
until Captain Howard bought her two
years ago Mr.. Burns may use her
as a cruising yacht or change her
into a freighter
The Tunnell was built at Brooklyn,
n. Y, in 1887, registers SO tons. is 76
feet inches long. 20 feet 3 inches
beam and feet s inches nodded depth.
She is a two-masted vessel, with short
topmasts, as are usual on sailing
pilot boats.
Evening journal., 1910-10-01
BIGGS SELLS R. T. C.

w. b. Bibbs. OF Middletown, has
sold the trotter r. T. c.. TO George
II. Snedecker, representing a Colum-
bus. Ohio man for a price not an
nounced. r. T. c. is a sorrel gelding
foaled in 1902 by Prince March,
whose record is 2.13 "a, out of the
dam Mrs. Nellie by Nutbrown Prince;
his dam was Brownson, out of Le-
gatee. with a long and first class
pedigree on both sides back of both
his parents. He was bred by Dan NJ.
Cochran, who still owns his mother
Mrs Nellie, together with four other
promising colts. one of which is a
full brother to r. T. c. He stands
Is 1-2 hands high and weighs 900
pounds. He is the fastest trotter
ever bred I'm Delaware. After seven
workouts in 1909 he was put on the
track and made a record of 2.14 IA.
He was not started this year.
Evening journal., 1910-10-01
CONSUMER
ROUTS SMOKE
Parsons Invention Given Sue
CeSSfuI Trial Under Health
Board Supervision

A successful test of smoke con-
suming device, invented by John H.
Parsons. of the Parsons Engineering
Company, of this city, was conducted
IN the plant of the Delaware Ice and
Storage Company, on Windsor street,
between Seventh and Eighth streets,
yesterday afternoon. Following
numerous complaints from persons
living near the plant, the Board of
Health had directed the company to
eliminate the thick smoke from its
stack and members of the board who
observed the test expressed satisfac-
tion with the device.
The test was conducted by w. H.
Savery, secretary and assistant man
ager OF the Parsons Engineering
Company, and J. A. Baldwin was the
engineer i'm charge. DR.. p. w. Tomlin-
son and Charles w. Gooding, who own
property near the plant, witnessed the
test with members of the Board of
Health.
The apparatus had been installed
in the morning and was in success
ful service when the Health Board
members observed it. 1t consists of
an arrangement of pipes and nozzles
in which the air from the ash pit of
the furnace is heated and distributed
thoroughly over. the bed OF coal thus
causing instant combustion of the
smoke and gases.
According to standard chart
adopted by the government the figures
from one to five indicate the various
degrees of smoke. mo. l." for ex-
ample, indicates very light smoke,
while No. indicates smoke OF in
tense black.
The demonstration yesterday show
ed a clear stack denoted on the chart
as zero at all times, except when
coal was shoveled into the furnace,
when "No 1" was indicated for a few
| second only. This mean that while
/ the furnace was undisturbed no
smoke issued from the stack, while
when coal was being shoveled into It,
thin grey smoke issued. This smoke,
Il was explained, however, could do
no harm, since the tar and other inn
purities of which the neighbors had
complained had been burned away.
mo. 5" smoke has issued from the
stack without the apparatus.
The installation will mean that
neighbors need no longer fear that
their newly cleaned clothing will be
marred with black SCOT and other i'm
purities from the plant. Il may also
result in the installation OF this APP
paratus at other plants where smoke
has caused complaints. According to
figures compiled at test the APP
paratus showed an efficiency Of 9Ss
per cent.
Evening journal., 1910-10-01
Old Swedes Has Basketball Team

The Old Swedes basketball team ex-
poets to have a prosperous season.
Old Swedes has about twenty-five
candidates out for the team this year.
Among the old men who reported on
Monday evening we're: wilkins, last
years guard; Hollett, substitute; Ha-
gen. last years centre; Sawin. guard; /;
Kersey forward, and Cochran, for
ward The new men who are showing
up well are A. Smith, w. Smith, Hor-
ner, Zeigrist, Groves, Krause, Hick-
man, Neal, Hanna, w. Hodgson. Prac-
tice was given In handling the ball
and defense work.
Manager Hodgson has arranged the
following schedule away from home;
November Lebanon High at Le-
banon.
November 1s-P. NJ. C. Scrubs at
Chester.
November 2s-Camden High at
Camden.
December s--wenona NJ. A. at We
mona, n. J.
December 10-Mt. Airy at Mt. Airy,
PA.
December 17-Open.
December 24-Open.
December 31-Open.
January 7-Girard College at Phila-
delphia.
January Leicester High at ches-
ter
Manager Hodgson would like TO
have several practice games with
teams in the city. Address challenges
10 l.. A. Hodgson, No. 532 East Seventh
street
Evening journal., 1910-10-01
ACCUSE LANDLITH OF
HAVING GOLD FEET"

Sporting Editor THE EVENING
JOURNAL.
Dear Sir: To the management of
the Landlith Baseball Club: see by
THE EVENING JOURNAL of Sep
tember "a, that you still refuse to
play the Olympia baseball team for
the championship of the state. You
give as a reason that we have not
! played any strong teams.
That is no excuse. If you we're In
the game for sport you would not re-
| fuse TO play us. The real trouble as
the management and players of the
Olympia think, is, that you have what
the people call "cold feet" or in good
English, you are afraid to play us,
because you might get beat and loose
the championship.
Hoping you will arrange to play
us Saturday, October s, 1910. we are
Yours In sport,
B. T Skepskey, Manager.
]. A. MCGOWAN, Captain.
Evening journal., 1910-10-01
MASONS TO PLAN
FOR STATE HOME

The Grand Lodge of Masons of Del
aware will meet In annual communi-
cation in the Masonic Temple on
Wednesday and Thursday next.
One of the more important subjects
TO be considered will be the establish
ment of a Masonic Home within the
jurisdiction of Delaware. This sub
iect will be presented by Grand Mas
ter E B. Mode. A committee OF
prominent Masons already has given
much attention TO the subject and
has visited several houses.
Evening journal., 1910-10-01
ARE YOU DEAD?" IS
ASKED OF CORPSE

MARION, Ind, Oct. Are you
dead yet?" was the question at the
beginning of a note written on a
souvenir postcard addressed to John
w. Mart, of this city, and received
by his family, one hour after Mart's
death. The card was sent by Carl
McPhersos, of South Bend, an old
friend of Mart. The two had worked
together and neither had heard from
the other for several months. Nc
Pherson wrote further that he desir-
ed to hear from his longtime friend.
Mart, a conductor in the service
of the Indiana Union Traction Com
pany. had been sick three days. hav-
ing been stricken with cerebral hem
orrhage.
Evening journal., 1910-10-01
FRIENDS ON GRIDIRON
TODAY WITH RIDLEY

Wilmington Friends School football
team will open their home season at
the Riverview grounds this afternoon
when they will play the Ridley Park
team.
Friends will line up as follows:
Ends, Captain Short Matthews and
Curtis; tackles, Daley and Gozdizich;
guards, Fenamore and Whalen; CEN
ter. Groome; back field, Biddle, Whit
ney, Smith, Ellison and Layfield.
Evening journal., 1910-10-01
TeIegraphy school Omen.

.i ~ - .,-'-,. t,'s oliiA
ford Pa, has been opened and at
present can take a limited number of
students. Since the establishment Of
the school, $50 have graduated and
ara now holding good nositinAs-
Evening journal., 1910-10-01
MONEY FOR ROHEMIAN GIRL.

At Trenton yesterday Bohemian Girl
got second money in the 2.17 trot.
Octavia Worthy finished sixth in the
2.25 trot
At Lancaster. Expedition Jr., got
second money in the 220 trot. Wick
Evening journal., 1910-10-01
Chnrch A. g. After Games

The Church A. c. football team
would like TO hear from any rs TO so
pound teams. Send challenges to Will
liam Simpson. No. 707 Church street,
or to James Mclaughlin, No. 1903 East
Eighth street.
Evening journal., 1910-10-01
To.day's Schedule.

Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
New York at Boston.
st. Louis at Pittsburg.
Evening journal., 1910-10-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing OF the Clubs.

Yesterdays Results.
Athletics, 4; Boston, 1.
Washington, 6; New York, 8.
Chicago. 8; st. Louis, 1.
Other clubs not scheduled.
Evening journal., 1910-10-01

East Lake VS.. New Castle.
The East Lake Church League team
will play the New Castle High School
team at New Castle This afternoon.
Evening journal., 1910-10-01
BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Philadelphia, 81 Brooklyn, 9. Called
darkness).
New York, II; Boston, s.
other clubs not scheduled.
Evening journal., 1910-10-01

Fire Destroys PennsgrOTe Barns.
Two large barns and stock belong
ing to Samuel Turner, near Perns-
grove. n. j., were destroyed by fire
last night The reflection Of the fire
could be seen here plainly.
Evening journal., 1910-10-01
Wilmington Juniors rs. AshIel

" WTTITIT TWIT y UIIIWTo y FNs HNIITVTa
The Wilmington Juniors Will play
Ashley Jrs. at Ashley this afternoon
for the 13-year-old championship Of
the city.
Evening journal., 1910-10-01
To.day's Schedule.
- ~----o-.>>-.--e

Boston at Philadelphia.
Washington at New York.
Detroit at st. Louis.
Cleveland at Chicago.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-09-02
Baptist Church.

Sunday School, 9:45 a. m.
Preaching, II a. m. ooo
Young Peoples Meeting, 6:3O
/ m REV. Z. G. JUDD. Pastor.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-12-22
K. 0. 7. M. Election

K. o. T. ". No. (4D met iu their
Tent, Dec. 10, 1910, and elected and
installed the following officers for
1911:
81 F Bush, Sir Knight Commander
Geo N Corl, Lieutenant Commander
Theo Patty, Record Keeper
L A Petermap, Chaplain
] B Lohner, Sergeant
S M Parrott, Master.at-Arms
Roy Dryden. let Master of Guards
Earl Thomas, 2nd NJ. g.
A G Andrews, Sentinel
c o Hunt, Pickett
Lodge voted that old trustees bold
over same as last year, namely:
John Schlater, G w Mclain, DR.. ].
Riley, trustee for 1911, Tent Physi-
clan and Finance Keeper.
Chair appointed the Auditing
Committee as follows: A G An
drews, L. A. Peterman and e. E.
Clure:
The Relief Committee will be ab.
pointed by the Sir Knight Comnsan-
der the fret meeting in Jan'y 1911.
Theo Patty, Record Keeper
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-12-22
A MUSICAL TREAT
In Store For Music Lovers Of Extra.
ToBe Rendered Monday Night,
Dec. 26th. Come Everybody

OF these people the Entertain-
ment Bureau says: "The Russell
Musical Novelty Co. has been or
ganized by the bureau to fill the
place on entertainment courses that
seems 80 essential-that of unique
entertainment. Mr.. Theodore Rue
sell occupies position among the
foremost musical novelty artists.
He possesses come of the finest mus
ical novelty instruments ever made
and he plays them az few have ever
heard them played. Miss Suther.
land ae 'Cellist and Piano Accom-
panist and Mrs. Anna Russell as
reader and impersonator are very
attractive features of the course,
while Miss Lottie Joslyn is one of
the very best sopranos in the U. S.
Come out friends, of classic cul-
ture, and hear this excellent Com.
pany brought to Extra at large ex-
pense for your entertainment.
Please don't forget the date, Mon
day, Dec. 26, 1910.