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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-01
VIRGINIA AGAIN
TRUMP over
ANCIENT RIVAL
Continued From First Iage.)

normally fast. failed to 1.-Two up to his
namo. Instead of Carolina presenting
an inVulnerabls front. tho team showed
conclusiyely that II was not In yir-
Blhias class In any department or the
game. Goodlluc for Virginia, booted
the leather with n precision and with
dsment, while Comin was Intellectual
Even when he got off a good kick The
Instance was practically RECLAIMED bv
sither Todd or Walters. who received
the punt In the back field.
GEORGETOWN Defeat Wiped ont.
virginia more than atoned for the
georgetown defeat. and showed VIVA
liBht but fast team can DO on sold
ground. Todd outshonc all of his
Team on offensive play, hut was closely
toilowed by Walters and Ciooch. In
seeI the entire backtield played mar
Veious game. and Indicated that the
report spread i'll Washington that
georgetown would have run up a large
seore had the Held III the Georgetown
virginia game been dry was pure tic
uon. lnoeed, 70 an impartial observer,
and in view of the game yesterday,
Virginia was By far tre greater sufferer
because OF the Doggy soil on George
town field.
II was vastly different team which
entered the lists here yesterday from
that seen in Washington. Fast, untir-
Ing. quick, alert VITA q vim and dash
Ihe orange and Blue simply swept the
Blue and White OH their feet. No
stopping, no let-un, Just an onwac
march. In view Of the close mouttca
silence which has obtained a. Chapel
I'M, and in further view OF the nait-
formed opinion that Bocock had Some.
thing up his sleeve. the result was the
biggest surprise OF the football sea-
son. While all followers of the game
conceded that Virginia had slightly tho
bulge on her opponents. none would
admit that this bulge warranted the
opinion that Virginia would win In
walk an she did.
Caroiinb Keeps Fighting,
Had IL not been for the stoic.sm which
the Carohnians showed in the very
teeth OF defeat holding on FIVE differ
ent occasions for downs when the ball
WAS within her Vineyard line, the score
would have been considerably greater
than recorded That same spirI, Of
the Tarheels which kept the Virginia
htaiwarts from running up larger
6core stayed with them throughout the
contest With bulldog tenacity tho
Blue and White fought bitterly on.
NJ hrst II was In the hope Of at least
tying the score. Toward Tho last il
was in the hope that Carolina could at
least evade the iguominy of white
wash nt'the hands OF her bi,teres, yet
best beloved enemy
Really, two games OF football were
played. In the first. which comprised
the iirst half OF the game. l., might
have been prep. school aggregation
tackling an eleven OF Elad!ators. SO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-01

IRE, Goodhue carrying ball, siashed Off
downs. Coffin punted to Todd, who adj
vanced i've yards. On delayed pass
waters got four yards. He added twL
more. Huskc substituted for Mannius
On line SHIFT for forward pass bali
went to Carolina on her twenty ysra
line. r.
Virginia then caught an attempted
forward pass. Walters making play.
Goodhue landed ten yards on oftackie
play; Gooch added two more. y foi
ward pass failed. Reders substituted
ior Jett. Another forward pass failed,
nha ball went to Carolina on her fiji.
tee'-ynrd line. Coffin Kicked forty
nre yards to Todd, who made, n beau
tiful pickup and ran the ball back
lhirty-hve yards. Quarter up; ball On
Caroiina's twenty Vineyard line III Vir-
Sihia's possession. First down. Score:
virginia, -. Carolina, 0.
Fourth Period.
Jett substituted for Rcders. Walters
lost three yards, Rich making q beauu-
tul tackle y forward pass from Wal
Walters got eight yards. Gooch made
no gain Ball on Carolina's two-yard
nhe. Goodhue went through centre for
touchdown. davidson kicked goal.
Giving Todd well earned rest, Har-
ris went In for Todd. Bococt sent in
sieEler for Chambers.
!, Chambers Kicked to Harris on his
yards. Goodhue kicked forty-iive yards
TO Tillett, who futnhled for an eight
yard loss. Sieglcr zigzn eyed across the
Held for no gain. Winston fumbled
and recovered. Coffin punted to Gooch
Who ran back in magnificent form
through broken field forty yards. Wal
ters was stopped By Moore without
gain. Goodhuc tried line for no gain
\ forward pass from field goal formn-
ton. Walters to Finley, failed. Ball
went to Carolina on downs. Long sub
sttnted for Haske. Winston. on
double pass, got twenty yards. Tillett
got eight yards. SieEler lost eight
yards. Wexford, breaking through
allied five yards, offside Wilson sub
stituted for Jones. forward pass
from Tillett to Applcwhitc got twenty.
1--WE yards. Winston went through cen
tuted for Orr. Winston hesltatcd and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-01

lost, SIX x. Yards ards r. Abernathy substl.
for Winston. sie-ler failed to gain
Bali went to Virginia on downs Good
hue placed onside kick outside on Car
oiina's forty-ivc-yard line. Wakeleya
lost five yards. Wukcley kicked TWEEN
tE-hve yards. and Gooch came back ten
yards. Erwin substituted for Siegier.
EDWARDS substituted for Moore. i
a beautiful forward from Wal
tGr5 to rinlny was mulIed and incom-
piete. Goodhue kicked over the goal
iine for touchback. and ball brought
akeleE prupted to Goodhuc, who got
back cigth yards. Walters failed on
ny III Inc. an onsidr kick was block
ed and Virginia recovered on her thir-
ty-tive-yard line. Iandes substituted
for Gooch. Blalock t ST. Edwards Good
nue. kicked to Tl!itu, WHO failed to re-
turn aWakelcy gaingd three around
end, then lost five. Game over ut ais
4. NJ; Ball on Caroiina's twenty-avo-
yard line in her possession. Score: Vir-$
sinin. IS; Carolina D.
Lin-Up of Tcnms.
Carolina. Position. Virginia
~, L. E.......... Jones
Deans. u lett
itch ...........C Centre. 80. Wood IC.J
OFT .Tr.....;...,...K G......... Carter
a M,o onI1ay L. X T..,..... ,woolfole
rillett. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. b. .Goouh
W inS'oh lC.}..- IL H. b.. ......... Todd
Coihh '.a..s..,.-.t. u. .Goodhue
Chambers. R II e WnItcrs
Substitutes: For Observation-Disclosures
Tor Cook; Finlay for Hewitt Redus
Tor lett: Harris FOR Todd: Wexford for
Moooifolk; Wilson for Jones: Landea
for Gooch. For Carolina-Strange TOR
Manhing Ncnable for Applewhite; Man
ming for Nenable; Moore for Strange;
Huske for Manning; Siegler for CHANG
Orr; Il. Abernathy for Deans; Wakeley
Tor Winston; Edwards for Moore; E,r-
win for Siegler: Blalock for Edwards
Touchdowns-- Voolfolk, Watt
ters ca, Goodhue. Goals from touch
|downs-Davidson (3), Score: virginia,
rs: Carolina, o. officials: Gass. Lehigh,
referee: Kirby, Georgetown umpire:
Lankford, Trinity. field judge; Donnel-
RODS, fifteen minutes each
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. f.. d
There Is no question about IT.
Virginia depended entirely upon
wide end runs, or tackle plays. and
split interference, with the buck go
Ing through centre. for gains. Caro-
lima hardly had chance to show what
she had In the way of offensive tac-
ties. except in the third period, when
length of the field. and within strils-
ing distance OF tho goal, no advance
could be made
Carolina .Adherents First.
Cardinals football roofing contin-
gent arrived early yesterday morning,
headed by band. Great was the hope
ami greater WINS the enthusiasm. Up
the street marched tho gally be-
dccked lads, shouting their choice st
selections OF college songs and yells.
They could see but one thing-vic-
tory. Had not tho team won every
game. and had not Branch Bococls,
maker of V. p. l. on the gridlron. been
ut the helm. II was q happy, cheer
Ing crowd. full of pride in alma mater,
and loyal to the last degree. A hugo
pepnant. bearing In well-shnped let
ters the word Carolina" carried by
two stalwarts. headed the procession.
And not man In all that crowd but
felt that his cause was just.
On Broad Street the happy phalanx
encountered the enthusiasts from the
university. Here the Orange and Blue
and the Blue and White comminglel
in friendly rivalry, exchanging their
BATH anthems and yelling Justify Tho
streets were already crowded and the
eX?ursionistR enjoyed the spectacle.
It was hours before the game. but
there was an ovcrabundance OF en-
thuslasm, and the curly morning hours
acted as a safety valve for the pent
up enthusiasm
Splendid Dny.
The day dewncd clear and crisp.
with just that tang in the air which
presngcs Christmas and tells that
Thanksgiving is hcre-cool enough for
wraps' yet warm enough to keep the
blood tingling. And how the feminine
contingent did enjoy the day! Clad
In choicest assortments of furs, with
every Establishment that the sex pos
ceases. they fairly bewitched the
visiting multitude made of sterner
stun.
For several hours tho parade con-
tinued, but about l o'clock In tho af-
ternoon. the gathering began to thin
out and the cars bound west began TO
NIL. AZ tho park. the bleachers were
laden long before the grandstand be-
gan to be occupied. Again tho Caro-
iinians were hrst. with them came
their band. Out on the field marched
the musicians. On friendly benches
which had been placed within the In
Geld they perched and then followed
strains of familiar melodies. for which
words telling of past conquests. and Of
victories to be achieved had been
written. The Carolina contingent was
already tasting the cup OF victory
achieved. nor knew OF the bitter
drausht that was to be served on the
south side of the field they were
banked, serving as breakwater for
the chilling winds.
Virginia Cohorts Arrive.
Just as the Virginia stand was FILL
ing nicely, the Virginia team arrived
In busses. Kemper Yancey took them
to the clubhouse. where they were
v rmcd. Shortly thereafter Pop
Lannigan. trainer Of the team. came
on the field to test the going. He
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-01

clearly did Virginia outclass her advcr-
saries. Not single first down did
Carolina score In this onttre thirty
minutes of play. Not an appreciable
gain was made by the men from across
the line. On the other hand. Virginia
'oyed with the MeclSlenburg sienors
OF the Declaration OF Independence
Todd was the most consistent gamer.
without apparent effort he was able
TO run back punts anywhere from fif-
teen to thirty-hve yards. On tho now
famous split interference, through CEN
trc, he WAS good for any number OF
yards. Around either end he appeared
to be clothed In creased garments, so
easily did he elude HIS would. be tuck
lers Walters was n close second.
Goodhue and Goocl formed another
pair to nearly offset the achievements
OF the stars
Stars Fall Dismnlly.
Carolina was at sea. Abcrnathy, last
year an All-south Atlantic tackle, was
could do anything The one ana only
man who showed up TO advantage dur.
Ing tlis portion OF tho game was
Rich, al centre. lie was pitted agains /
Captain Wood, than whom there is no
better centre in the entire South. The
men from Tarville seemed dazcd, ami
when the whistle ended the half IL was
welcome relief.
during the third period of the game.
or the first period Of the second half,
Carolina appeared TO have gained her
second wind. Tor Winston, Tiictt and
Snanbers. in three plays carried the
ball 10 VIrG!nia's hfiecn-yard line.
Here the Orange and Blue held, and
the ball from the twenty -flve-yard line
back down the Held. but the quarter
ended with The oval on Cardinals
TWEEN ty-hve yard line. in Virginiu's p,s-
session. II took just four plays IL take
the bull from the tweney Vineyard line
over the scoring place, Goodhuc get
ting tie honor. The second game ended
with TO 0 victory for virg, MA.
quite contrast TO the earlier GENT
which vas 22 to Q.
Todd, Gooch and Walters.
No amount OF praise is TOO great tor
Todd. Gooch and Walters. Goodhuc
also deserves praise for the splendid
manner in which he used his toe and
bis head. Coffin. on defense; Strange,
whilo he was in the game. and Rich
were the ones who helped Carolina TO
keep down tho score. And while
praise is being handed around, Jones.
on end for Virginia, must not be for
gotten. Indeed. there Is enough PRAISE
TO go all around for the Orange and
Blue team. Substituuons were numer-
Gus. Carolina using moro than pir-
ginia- Virginia was penalized oftener
than Carolina, but the penalties
amounted TO little. On forward pass
Ing Walters proved to be an expert
one pass al least resulting in a touch
down. In all Virginia executed four
forward passes successfully. Carolina
got away with only one.
Goodhue's punting placing the ball
out of The reach OF Cardinals defensive
backs; Todd's running back OF puats
and apprectublc gains around end !;
Gooch's mastery running of the .crm.
showing good selection of plays, and
Walterss ground gaining, aided bs the
work OF the entire line, from tackl. To
tackle, and the way the ends got down
the field TO ward off incoming tackiers,
account for Virginia's ciean-cut. sport
manlike victory. The better team won.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-04
ALBUQUERQUE HAS
A KIDNAPPING

The cIty Of ila s. ESQ. bas been
more than Viucd up n unl auud
stFlo over u bidnupinr Incident ana
hold thc lm,linnt HrI I.ld 'ht
muuscl ~ M Com Wo.r iWu tho
came aud ha. b,ru tuuap,l TIE
'usum asked for Ted .,lu,u i- ma.
poWn. but ~, vill hat ihr aut Who
IIunpcd hin nn-fum Uud snuIid r"-
..tt plenty ~ ransom at" h. had
1000 aum Teddy was no oa mai. %
Iul They sat h. h.' hi. ral 'or
.uW. paro between Old Town AMI .hc
ilHH.N ilou.o Teddy g. the mons
thaf uI fh. 'cil0w'. ear OF ai Gallup
1.dd. swallowed The ear and when
um.hI I'd. tore Tho Justice fhc,
Dulm have hearing until Teddy
ouu2hpd M .H, Wurt said car
t.ast uI-,f ban new Dix COMPANY
uf actin. inll had hearing U 90,
gem b. Ihc largest uonda, ni4m
crowd fhaf lut, set happened lh"
Now ,ompm naa found with The
goods ou 'H.u tud are producing ihe
best show u. lHr -onsou Gu ihs Noit
night and .,. % good show
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-04
CHAMP CLARKE

tCpn,inued huu Page once
wl,d,g,. TO- r,Uu .u. cost OF living
hy ,ralicauas .r .uormities aud
crucltlos of III. rra.n, uun bill aud
Co. .nIsr IA, n,...... rr., uir 90 sup
port the gn,.fnu.. Inis Hr" al
ready - ad,.. boo preparation
looking to tn, mp'ishmcnt %,
thr,, bcuenciyut ,u.-.
Two Tho uassJgo ut a soDuiion
submitting 20 thc states Tor ratiiicaiion
q constitutional amendment providing
for The election q. United States sen.
n'ors by the pupula. vote. This roso
luton has HlIWIN been introduced
and viii soon Do. Ha- b., he nous,
let ns hope tna Viii send IL to
the senate by unanimous vote
Three. Such chauscs IN The rules
of The house a. JIc necessary for III,
thorough and Intelligent consideration
of measures ior Doe public good. soy
oral OF which changes are accomplish
ed facts II Other changes are deemed
wis. they viii uc promptly made.
4 congratulate he house and N,
country. and particularly do consrai
nlatc the mCmhors ut the conmitt.,
on WAYS and means, upon the succ NJ,
oi the important and far-rcaching eN
pertinent at selecting committee
through the ins'fumcntalii, of n go n
nittcc. au cNpclimcn, touching whicl
dire prediction, were made ana con
corning The operation al which gray.
doubts were entertained. even by som
homes, r.iormcrs
Fourth. t.cunum, IN the puh''c ~
pens. thai labor NAV bc lightly bur
dcnoj The liicral fgliillmcnt of tha
promise, which 80 ncariy affects th'
comfort and happiness oi millions. ",
have begun--and We began at TN
proper place, cutting down tn
running expense of the house nv mot
than flSS.pon wear. EconomN liz
charity. should hcrin At hom" That
where We began Ne cannot VII
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-04
NEW YORK WOMAN
SECURES MANY
SPECIMENS

Mis- Mr Lo,s Nlssoi, no. ut-t
woman ,no bias mad 4u,ccsstil
trip OF exploration Tor tho Nmotican
MIs,rm u National History u.s rec
Nuurd VtN f. tine array ~ t'Ntiic
specimen, nuu Nrizpno say. thc Sew
york sun SIN loit NrW YORK pst
october puH spent Tour months among
the Pima H1d rppagu Indians she
gaihrrvd more imam 500 specimens
~ mating. plated ana c"ilcd bls-
k,ts and me-, klahas az cnrpius
frtmv-
shc has brought bach six mcdiDiu,
haAke,s hil.d Witn paraphcfnalia used
boy the Indian 10 diriuc mon. curio
in,n IN Nrloud warmed Ml-r l<iss"i
that She would have diiliculiN iu
Gathering ans 500 .im'ns ~ mrdirlHc
bash ,ts. bat pruprr negotiation did
the tripk Ga un, pf the o,sk"ts b.
the ltttl hgur' 0t an apache. who is
uproscd go suurl AGAINST attacks hi
Isis tribe Two vain baskets W. the
collection were used tu Gauge rainfall
in tn dry soasuu and others relieved
famint NAM uf th" medicine
stiek- ~, wrapped up iu feather
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-04
VARSITY BALL TEAM
HAS BUSY SESSION
MAPPED OUT

Th. tpfeu tat,haI t,sm d".t" .
u..I tu. nuU'tiIr for H HIHUt t.
Th.. trc noi iruunl"d NItN tlut u
s.. Hlturlgh 30 might iHst 'tHn
I..'.I from the war danrr tuai V ',
r.t .p bf tm Indians JOE th. gtu..
ItsI SATURDAY, This Nss tu. rI
gam, uf iu, season pIn ,H nt W HN.
pu.I.rl upurgnniu.d un, and ui-
t.is 600 Indications of the us u.t
WIi us frusu when tine I,ld u.,s Y.. 30
polished b, 30 n.r vigorous cont
ln tur Hrst place. tl..ttIu ..H.t
tud HIs anI, lurs tunt .u'
som, hstr .ifssod' haN. ult ION
tdlr iu Arranging tho u.s' ui $50
urdIl, that 90, university Ha. over
undertaken. Matches H"ts ..n
skIuuIrd with ST. Mlcnn'Is .t1rir us
pr,aatiau 80 santa ., ,ur u .'.i 1880
bard ruD~ ana win tte -, olro
s.Huul of Mines FOR t duet of sDrtrr
\ thitd series Nith "a, toliep Hf NE
rI.uItufr and Mrrhanl. Arit W lHs
Cruces. th, OIL raso Mlut'rt .uH'.t'
and tnr nir vi ra-n % BE-, erhp". "a
hetug anXiousil pursued nt -ed and
hr has al Du hooked Thorn Ints
table can boz counted ~ o.. ga % t- Hto
tn, 81 the affairs Of me. "a thi-
trausituIt sphcrr.
stu further use Tor Gee sphptn WII
mo- doubt be- provided 30 'u' "utCr-
Prise 90 Texas hunr' can Sal. th'
gntr rocclpts THIS is re3 world
fof local conquest. ana 10 uDluJ, D'-
.idrs IT. center the p'atpv.t COLES,
ct plan,ieN. Texas. al teas, another
suiIcr, Iva thu vicinity n tu' '''
institutions VIII MAX rr.tan pufr-
ante. the g. y " VIII tax th.i'
inasco,s fer little nir'us down ~
Texas
owing to other gamrY slated ~ IN
TERRITORY the Texas and Tn. Socorro
trips will have e. br msde scparat' IS
the team returning to itr aimh n.i'ci
between Isunts
The personnel of the team viii n"l
vary much from that which wort into
the pow wnw on the Indians svard
from tho appearance of IN. rir,pcti'
tors now ON the lob but Mut-h and
MIDGET may iusil' som" uf "a" ont.
field liitl. bcfor" q finti linz uI
rsn be named
The list NJ IL stood SATURDAY. con.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-04
DOCTOR PRAISES D. D. D.

Although tu NJ D. uckuoW ledge
80 my patients ana patrons that your
remedy - - g. r,t,hos cases ui
Eczema and p,rmlurutE cures them.
Dr Ira r Gahbert caldwell, Kan.
My cure began from thr first ap-
pllCatinn ut -. - y SIS skin is nov
as smooth as q hub. -. I Wouldn
take a thousand dollars for what -
- - has done for mo. writes August
santo of Chnuootho. OHIO
These are lust samples Of letters
We are receiving oNorl day from
grateful patients all over the copn-
try.
Worth 10 weight ,u gold" "Ail
my pimplos washed away by -. H.
h. A" II found Instant rrlicG" - u
l.. IL little short ot miraculous" These
are the words of others ia describing
the great skin roru,lv - T. y.
Proven hy thousands 90 cures, tot
ton wears, to he absoiWcl, harmless
aud reliable IN cyorN case Of skin
trouble. no matter what b. is
Oct u trial bottle today instant
relief only zoe
! ~ O'RiELLN 60.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-04

straight faces aul clear Conscience &C.
form expenditure oltcwhgr' unles,
We reform them here at thc fountain
head Thu Dcmucratir caucus deserve
we'll al u" country lur fahlul this
long and important step In the dircc.
tion ~ econcm, al along the line
Tho constitution gives The house
practical control oi The purse strings ot
tho country and the house insists roso.
lutcl, eud firmly on exercising that
control 10 the end that The approprls.
ton bills ma, be- reduced TO the needs
of IN, government economical, ana
cnect1,ly ad uinistcrcd II Is our dui,
10 pfu,idc cVcrt dollar needed iur The
proper and economical conduct oi the
government but II Is equally our duty
TO prcvpni waste and CNtraVapance in
public cArpuditurcs for W. should
never forget thai u - a diiiiculi tasl,
Tor millions o. families to live now IN
dcccncN ana comfort
Surely il b. iho part of wisdom
! siatomanship. numanitarianiS.n aud
pairiuiism tn lcgislatc 50 as 10 rcduCe q
| their burdens jo The minimum The
tcsuscitation at the Holman rule VIII
/ help aioug IN hi matter NJ good
I citizen desires 20 cripple the gos rn-
/ moni in any legitimate function, bui
no good citilen desires that the peo.
/ pie be- loaded down witt. unnccossarr
( taxes
/ Fiuh fhc publication Of campaign
! contributions AMI disbursements he
1 fore the election Tie bill 10 accom-.
| plish that desired reform has h,0"
! prepared aud introduced Il will ho
spcodil, passed &c., the house The
average citizen. whatever his political
| faith. h. ahsoutely honest Ne de-
mands honesty aad clean line IN ro'r
tics he believes that 200 much money
Is spent IN election matters: and he
! proposes To nut an end tO &c.
As the representative of ihc aver
agr man Do g. our dutN iu cary out
his patriotic wishes 10 thar regard to
the end thai an men DESTROYS of srrv
ina he public may have q iair ohauc,
ia politics lnl go thu end thar this
nigh,s republic he political hopr ul
The world uaN moi Doe destroyed Pos
corruption ia elections
sixth The admit sion 81 both All
iona and New M.siCo af states yiu
late no cuufd ne, 10 saving hu 81,
tar a- ih. huHst I- concerned thel
viii bo speedily aduIuDd aud they vii
hc admitted together
These are few of tine thlnss
which ,se promised We arc not unl,
going to fulhll hcu have abroad,
begun the great ta-t Nha we have
done Is only An vanD of what ~
VIII 10 We DIS d1. pou progress
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-04
ELKS' SMOKER FOR
SATURDAY

\ big io,yup, Elk smobt aul lunch
H 10 process Of construction under The
enthusiastic management OF commit.
Tee including Messrs Sioril. lioil ana
~ l.cBianin. Tho date ha- been set
ton saturday uight. Alril \. snd u *
aecdlps- TO say tha, ever, Elh IN The
city or that can hope 10 gcl iatu tn.
ciiN Dos that date Is planning for biz
linr un thar particular evening
There viii be- 1901 attractions. the
COMMITTEES says. including among the
numerous other good things. q picked
bunch uf vaudeville performers short
clr,uitod direct from the Orph.um M
Denver This part pi the program viii
occur ia the opera house auditorium
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-04

and 4 viii h, fohoe ny u galaxy O
events in ne doh nom. who're IA
smokes can h, uccl moved 4 sor
of program or 800 of rc or something
has bccn prepared n' Ine cn,crprisinf
committee. Witness thn following
Red Smoke, cue smoke. But no Vel
IcN Smoke
-NOklR
Sauwdp, NIGH April :.
Soup Rod ~ Ind Coid
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