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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-02
9anitlidler SnrganSeripcin.

ginen le9rrei9sn geitrag 3ur Sef
nit Der Weinpantfdersi lisfert cine
5eri6tsoerbanblung, bic fiir3lih in
9barleroi ftottfano, uno iiber Die
folgenoss berihtet miro: Gin Beins
Gambler in gbarleroi ipur6. bon Ieis
mem Reifenoen befdulbigt, inter BEN
Ramen Der beffen gurgunoermarfen,
tpie Gbamberttn, Romanee. gortpn
Il. a., .Deine4 pertauft gu babsn, RE
IN Wabrbeit nur aus einem Sc
mantid bon 4qud oeiillatd, @lp5.s
rim, Neiniteins uno Scripture uno
anoeren gbemifolien ~beitdnben rno
CUR @efdmadstorrettion nit eintm
ninberpertigen, fpaniffen Dein npers
I4nitten4 iparen. DIET. frugpiiroiee
oertunft bes gemif6es purbe Dem
BubIitum ourd elm oi9tes Neb pon
5dlidertunitftiiden perf6leiert, Hns
liirlid tonnte Ser aunitnein Isbr
billie pertduft perOen. Gs tpltroen
1lio Die betanntsn rbeIunoeren Ilms
Itdnot" berporsefudt, Inn es at mos
tinieren, bab man bieien borsiigIihen
Dsin. oeffen pirtlidsr Wert 800
big 1900 Srant per Orboft iein fon-
te, fiir $50 Bis 375 Jrant dnbieter
tonnt,. Sra6tbrisf unb 0uittuneer
Der 3olIbebOrben fparen sefdlIdt ans
Sic TdFer nit sefalidten 3ollftem.
psln psrieben. 5ono iemanb bsn Wsir
psniser fdmadbaft unb duBertt
3peifel, 70 tpuroen ibm bic sefdli4.
en- Gradtbriefe porgelegt, unb mar
,ab ihm 8u bebenfen, oab biefe Wsin'
'orte rbetonntlih" m.brere Sabre
5ldfhsnlassr bdber miife, nm trinf.
bar su perben. Der aneetlaate Wein.
nuntidsr CAB ollie bisie Sdliaunser
Il unO geitanh offen Elm, Dab iein'
Beine nidt bas Weasieben inert Jet
n, aber suslei9 rIbmte er fih, tel
arauf su iein. bab ieIbit bic better
}eintenner fit bGttsn tduiden Iai'
n. Sntershant III aud. oab btl
'siIenoe SAG &e3ept fir oisfsn Bur
unner felbit perfubt bate unb M
,sbalb @nSeise eritattste, peil er Dor
IN r~ieIenbaften 8epinn ni4t genuf
tbielt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-02
Gruo's S6enter.

n3irfustag" lit Der 3itel elmer
fumoriItiiden @ltrlesaue in 8pei
Iften, Die in Der nddlten ISOLDE
I'M &rllg.5 benter our 4uffii6rlng
fcnmt. 8ie Ser Titel beiagt, miro
bos 2eben uno 9reiben zines Cir
fus in lpibigcr 8eiie bargeitellt.
ga lit Die groBe StraBcnparaoc
NIT Menagerien, G6ariotS, Glopns
ltno al ben befonnten Shmlitellun.
gen zines 3irfus. 9autit perbum.
Sen lit cine nieoIide feline 2iebes-
qeididte. NatiirliA mangelt es
nidt oil biibiden M6oden, Die gut
iingen unO tan3en fonnen. 9ie
9urlesfe lit cine Scr eelungenIten,
SIC ieit 2anaem nnfgeiiibrt woroen
iinb. Die Scenerie INTO &oitiimi-
RING ser Mitmirfenoen lit mil
fiinitlerii6em @eidmaf uno inter
gllilpenoung bebeliten0er ltnfoiten
bemerfltelligt iporOen.
Mm @oblabenO tperoen Die @abl.
reiuItate bon Der giibne perfiinoei
ner0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-02

sHe fiibren lire eritalmIi1en Sci.
ltltngen altf natiirlide 8e9abung
5uriif. 0tan mag 6ragen oil bic
les SnOianermdohen ridten nit 9e'
3ng auf 2iebe$affairen, @eloangele-
aenbeiten, lpegen performer Ser
luonoteu, oOer 1T Ser Chat irge
cine Sadle bctrefienO, uno alles
miro idlagiertig mn0 pracis be-
%ontiportet. Cola lit nllh elmo aus.
ge3ei6nete 6harfidiibin, mo 5tpar
ebenfallS nit uerbunoenen ait9en
Giner iGrer beiten SridS beItebi
narin, ooB tie ibren Bi(egeoate,
cine Gigarre pom Munoe idiebt.
Der alS Ger idmeigiame Sit.
moriit" befannte Songlellr %. 6.
8ieloS miro nit elmer Der interei.
ionteiten gorfiibrungen Der Son.
glelirfrntlt oos Bu6lifun ulterbal,
ten. or oermeuoet artifel gun
Songliren, Die nod &eiler Dor
linn peripanot bat. Serr 6ielos ii
chen bon eiuer europdiiden 1rBeri
eriolgreiden Eonrllee 5uriifgefebrt
Die @eidpiIter ArnnoraS &c.
nannt 0Scne iran30iiiiden Mdo.
den" ~leiitet &or3iiglifeS in Gang
@eiana mo aDulnaitiidIen GorltcI.
lungen.
SRI. ganIine 9ioran lit in 0uia.
ia geborcn. Sic bcrite6t cs. i6rt
Scorer Orrd ibre pibigrn 2ieoer ii
Iteter Nciterfeit 3t crbnltcn. Nud
ibr Gan5eu finoet auocnlciiicu 8ei
fnlf. SRI, Morau bat in aller
sselttbciIen geipielt, iogar II
Slfrifa.
@cr iidl fir observation-disclosures
iriloer Gambler intereiiirt, iollte MIDI
perldumel, Martiu Sobnion lcinO
Griabrungen mttrr sen &iloen &c,
Siioieeinielt er5Gblen 81 b0ren
Serr So6niou fiibrt 5ablrcide Ybo
fograpbicn Dor, bic ieine Meiie
/ crlebnilic illit Aelet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-02

WeiBe Mobel retnigen.
0ie iebt 10 beIiebten tueiBen M0bel
luFen iid gang porsiisIid nit 8laus
paFer, pis man IS CUR NGf6e be-
aubt, reinisen. 9as WaHer entfernt
nit 2ei6tieteit alien SdmuB. Die
SaGen peroea tpisoer blenbenb tpsiR
ino bic 6arbe pirb nidt ansegrifs
len.
StabIfaaen I6ibt man ppr
Roit bur9 Ginpidrln in Selpapier..
Mittcf, sic e dubfo4Ien
10 oiferoi9t 3n mu4en. man
loft unter llmriibren 1a pfuno gepul-
osrtes aplopbonium in l Bfuno ers
pGrmtem Qein0lfirnis auf uno be-
ltreiGt nit DieIsr 4uf!olung, ipsnn lie
nod parm lit, mittsls elmer 8iiriie
bic Soblen lnO Ndbte Ger Sdube
mebrmuls. ldBt is ishod mad ieoem
4nitrih trodnen. Gen lebten Mns
Itrid beItreut man nit feinem frarss
pulper. peldhes man ieit anoriidt unp
kann trodnsn lGbt.
Sintsnffede IaTen ii6 aus
giidern entfsrnen. ipsnn man per.
oinnte OraIiGurs MT ieinsm Yinlsl
ailftrG9t uno fofort nit 2Sldpopisr
abtrodnet. 9as 9srinbrsn mub ipiei
osrholt iperbsn, bis Der Sled pers
t9ipup0trt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-02
Be p%rsnlLas Yat.
1brs anfamae bnfitrsm mshr aIs bier
Jabrbunberte esrid.

Jbrs anfanae bntitrem msbr aIs bier
J%abrbunberts esrid.
Man pIIsst ssipS1nli4 bic .rIi.u
anfdnas zines gereosltsn poitipsfens
IN ben prsubii1en Staatsn apf re
Wabnnbmen suridsufibrsn. bic Der
@tob. aurfiitft fir granbenburg'
preuben ~gstroffen Bat. Sn Mirilih'
isit bat ss aber fdon mebr dls 4
5obrtunbtrtt frii6tr Gin, orsaniTisrt.
poff a.eebtn nno atpar in Dem Cans
De, Sds Dem 9Onisr.id preiibsn Den
Ndm.n seeeben Bat, i'm dIten Ore
bsnslanbs pr.uben untsr Der !Serr'
I6aft Der Mdrianr Srbensritttr.
Dds SohihloB Marienburs mar Der
Sib Der Ob,rIeituue bitTer poiteln'
rihtung, Die in man4en 9~s3iebunoin
porbilOIid fir Die IpGtsr.n poitdmi,r
g%eiporosn iit.
Der obsrIie gferSemuri6dIl auf Ger
m~orisnburs mar idOn i'm Sabre
1916 @orf.ber bes o8rpffftall" uno
beg .grpfffpopfsniidIl" (Spopfe
pfsrb). SIN 8rbffituII, Der qoEbuhe,
purben bic 8ri,ft sntssgsnstno!ns
men, in elm Bud eius,trogen, nit
tiner Drummer peris9en unb nit ans
tunfts uno @bsunesseit Dtrmertt.
Die 9ef0roerune trfolgt. bon Sr'
oensbdus bur9 grpffiongsn (eigents
lid 8riefiunter). m.iit acIise Better
81. in einem tleinen Sad Die Bot
tpettsrbsforsten uno bonn ndditen Or
bensbauIe bic bort angeiammelte
Bon Suriidbrahten. Mie gsnou bieie
Ginridtuna ii6srpa6t puros, befpslit
nidt ALIEN Der umitanb, oaB OR
6odmeiIter ieoer5eit bic portrsffli5s
ten Ra4ri9ten iiber Den 3ufdno I'm
Queensland nit bieier ppIt erb:tlt
ionbtrn bos bepeiisn aud Die ,rbol'
tensn auf5ei6nungen, bic urs iiber Die
Poiteinri6tung in preuben unterrlt'
ten. 90 trGgt beiipielspsiI1 .in BEN
9o6meiftsr nuhgefanOtsr Brief oit
8ermerte g90nigsberg ss1dngen en-
Ibeno Conception Mariae nd9 nit.
al bora g." fommsn unb geganBer
ION Der 9afed am Sage Conception
,or Mittda bora 9, tomnen unb &C.
angen DON Gliding am iel6en Saqt
adj Mittag bora s., uno 10 fort
0 bab man barous senou trfeA'r
ann, fpie lunge Der 8rief spii6sr
en- e~in3elnen 5tationen geedn9en il
ND piepiel 3eit er i'm sdn3n &C.
l raudt bat. gs III Elm polltommenel
5tunoen3ettel, ME i'm Die Rsi9spof
lodi heute tennt.
I 4Ilerhings oiente bieie poItonitolt
Die nit 4emtern in ben sin3elner
. Orbensbdufsrn arbeitete, einaig uni
b 1lein 0em 8erte6r bes Srbens. 81
. itanb nit oen iibrieen Staten MID
n 9trbinbung. 4ber pabrfdeinlid
lit nab Ser 4uf6ebung bes Srbea!
i'm 16. Sd6rbunosrt bic als porsii9
B i'd bepd6rte Ginridtung nd4se
I. abmt porben uno bat als @orb.I'
!. fir oie ipGteren poftoliI6en Ginrih
tungsn eeoient, bic srit i'm IL. Sdhr
hunbert fir bds @ebiet bes brdnotn
bursii9 : preuBifden Staates einss
fiihrt purben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-02

8omlnsnb TO-, IT,, IL. uno 10.
Mobemba:
Sic Gsrbrrt & Snlliuar 5eiibal
GpMpang.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-02
Crpbcuin Sbeater.

Sn iener leltenen @abe, Die Sc.
0olifeu 81 erratben, bat es oas Sn-
oianerrndo6cn Cola pom Stamme
Der Siour 51t eilter ungepo9nlid)en
5ertiafeit gcbrad}t. Sic fomint bon
ser Sine &iOge Reieruation. Sic
lieit 9rieie, 9epeiden ulo anOere
9otifaiten nit ue%rbnnoenen augen.
OieIes @eoanfenleien miro INNER
nit eepiIem 3meifel auieenom-
men, aber Cola lit BON SadOeritdn.
bigen idari gepriift poroert uto tic
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-02
an uenuru mdrcn nod Nort

Su nennrn w1ren nod. Sorp
grmitroua nuo @iau Glnrf. Bic be.
iannten gieoerfomponiitcn Sic
mcroen iBren Sdmanf Climbing a
gnrtner", Der piele neue fomiide
Qlcocr entbdIt, borfiibrcu. ga bier
III elmer Der fiibnitcn 1rnssjl!:nf.lcr.
Seine aiiniie grch5cu on OaS Toll.
fiibne. -iatAi
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-02

6rsunof6aft. Sin sau5
ilter Suoe IdBt fiA t%auisn; sefruet
parum II oies in isinsm aItsr no1
INC, outmOrtet .r: Sat iid mein
i5reuno SirIa Dor 40 Salreu taufer
lafen. UNI ariIili1sn llmgara 81
trieoen. bot er obsr isiaen betom
aen; miII Id ibm bod auf feline al
ter Sag MAIDEN nod Die Jrsio'."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-30
HOUSE PASSES PRIMARY
BILL; DENEEN WILL SIGN

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, March Boy
a vote of 10 TO 0, the house this
morning passed the senate presiden-
tial nominations In the state primaries
April 9. The bill provides for a vote
with congressional districts as a unit.
The bill has already passed the senate
and Gov. Deneen is pledged 10 sign it.
Provisions OF the senate presiden-
tial preference primary bill passed by
the house today and sent TO Gov.
Deneen for his signature are as fol-
lows:
Nominations this year must be
made at least six days before the pri-
mary.
Names are to be printed on separ-
ate ballot
Petition for securing places on the
ballot will require 500 signatures.
Vote on delegates at large will be
statewide
Vote on the other delegates will be
by congressional districts.
oVte shall be OF an advisory nature
and not mandatory, as the state can
not control the action OF the delegates
beyond the confines OF the state.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-30

surprises to interest lovers OF good
singing; Monohan and Monohan, The
Hot Time Minstrels," In a black-face
specially: Grace WATSON. "A clever con-
tortionist. and Allen and Allen, In a
singing and dancing act. will complete
the program for the opening week.
MAJESTIC. ~
The Majestic theater next week viii
present "A complete picture-play pro-
duction OF mime Sans Gene" with the
famous Nine. Rejane in the title role.
This will follow the current produce
ton OF Nine. Sarah Bernhardt in Ca
MILE" which enthusiastic frequenters
OF this playhouse assert is the finest
Offering the management OF the the
eter has given. When MINNIE. Sans
Gene" was originally produced In Eu-
rope and America II made a sensation
because IL depicted Napoleon from an
unusual and attractive personal view
point. The Rejane production was
magnificent in its scenery and cos
tunes. all OF which are faithfully re-
produced in the series OF pictures to be
shown in the Majestic. In addition TO
mime. Sans Gene" there Will be shown
I'm Kinemacolor Mans Best Friend"
Scenes on the Mediterranean" and
Garter Investiture of the Prince OF
Wales" Music and illustrated songs
will complete the program.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-30
WITH THE MINISTER'S.

Plus scores were as follows In the
Monday night game OF the Detroit
Whist club:
NORTH AND SOUTH.
". B. simmons and Thomas Watson,
5 lie.
T. u. Balkwlli and F. o. Bates. 8 10.
EAST AND WEST.
G.. u. Fox and ID. b. Stewart, ~.
IL. V. s. Davis and A. A. Moore, 3Is.
J. w. McCausey and J. w. Steiner,
3h.
Plus scores i'm the Saturday game:
NORTH AND SOUTH.
Mrs. A. II. Sage and III. d Marks, a..
Mrs. " G. o'Brien and j. w. Nc
8.
Mrs J, w. Steiner and Mrs. A. C.
Ste!lwagen. 3.
EAST AND WEST.
w. b. Battelle and j, w. Bradley. II.
Mrs. +. T.. W. Bright and Thomas
Watson, 6.
Mrs. q, j. Kastenberg and F. o.
Mrs. r. J. Memo and Mrs. C. p. Niles,
In the ladies night" game. Thurs
day evening. the plus scores were:
NORTH AND SOUTH.
Mrs. A. X. Sage and w. D. Els
worth. s rs
Mrs, +. }. Memo and A. c. stelIwag-
EAST AND WEST.
Mr. and Mrs. S. \, Commons. 1-3,
Mrs. 4. G. Stellwagen and c. w.
Mr.. and Mrs w. B. Battere. l-s.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-30

a most interesting program including
Weber's "Oberoa" overture; Beethoy-
ems ,"Erolca" symphony; Tschaikow-
skys 'Nutcrac4er' suite and the
same composers 1872 overture.
Alwyn Schroeder the FIRST cellist OF
the orchestra win be the soloist and
will play Tschaikowsky's "Roccoco"
variations for cello. Seats for the
concerts may be procured through the
Detroit Orchestral associations see
retary. br. n. J. Corey, No. 3S Wood
ward terrace. The general seat sale.
will open in Grinnells two days be-
fore the concert. f
There Is great interest In the COM
ing TO Detroit of the London Philhar-
monte orchestra with Arthur Nikisch
as conductor. which happy event Will
take place Tuesday evening, April %.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-30

in the Light Guard armory. This Is
one OF the greatest OF the worlds Gig
symphony organizations and Mr..
Nikisch's fame as conductor Is too
well-known to need emphasis. Seats
for the concert may be reserved now
through Burton Collver, care OF Grim
nell Bros.
The choir of Christ Episcopal
church, will sing Dubois Seven Last
Words" Wednesday evening, April 3.
The choir OF 30 voices will have the
assistance of well-known soloists.
Anton Forester, well-known Chi
,cago pianist and teacher, and con-
Inected with the Zeigfeld College of
Music in that city, will give a recital,
in the Garrick theater, Sunday after
noon, April 81.
A musicale will be given in the De-
troit College of Music, Tuesday eve
ming, April 2, with the following TAX
ing part: Misses Edith Come,
Gladys Bruce, Clara Freda, Charlotte
Smith, Helen Guilloz, Sara Schell-
berg and Eva Woodward Lord. Or
chestral accomplishments will be
played on second piano by Mrs.
Louise Unsworth Cragg.
80
Chazan Meisels. the Russian
Hebrew cariter who will be heard in
the Detroit opera house, Sunday eve
ming. April IA, is an ordained Hebrew
rabbi and is one of the two cantors
who have ever been called TO America
~ cir In ~ ocrra nf this
country. Before returning to Europe,
Meisels will be heard In twelve con-
certs assisted by other snlnists.
80
The oratorio THE Seven Last Words
of Our Savior on the Cross" by Mer-
cadante, will be given In the First
ing, April 8, at 7:45 o'clock. The
chorus choir and the regular quartet
OF the church will be assisted by a
string quintet The quartet includes
Miss Edith De Muth, soprano; Mrs.
Estelle Neuhoff. contralto; Fred L..
Fraser, tenor; w. +. Bartels. baritone.
The string quintet will include Will
liam Yunck, first violin; Herman
Brueckner, second violin; Hugo Kali
SOW, viola; Luigi Motto, cello; Fritz
Kalso, bass.
A studio musicale was given by stu
dents from the piano, violin, cello,
and vocal departments of the McDon-
aid School of Music assisted by Miss
Charlotte Mcdonald, violinist, and
Miss Emma Mcdonald, 'cellist. Friday
afternoon. Solos and concerted num-
bers were played by Miss Jeanette
Wilson. Miss Elizabeth Mcdonald,
Miss Blanche =Duntiey" Miss Helen
Decker Miss Miriam Huget, Miss Eve
lyn Gray, and Miss Valeria Sherrard,
pianists; Morgan Sullivan, violinist;
Miss Gertrude Monroe and William
Stone, 'cellists. Miss Myrtle Melon
aid sang When Roses Bloom
(ReichardD, and "Nymphs and Shep-
herds" (Purcell) The program closed
with the Concerto in ID minor (Moz-
arD, played by Miss Margaret Orr.
with orchestral accompaniment on
second piano by Mr.. Mayhem.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-30
CONDUCTOR
ARRESTED FOR THEFTS

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. March 30.
Grand Trunk detectives have been
trying to find out who has been sys-
tematically ,robbing the railroad's
cars and stealing thousands OF dol
lars, worth OF merchandise A war
rant was today sworn out for w, III.
Babe. conductor. and downtown mer-
chant on the side after the detectives
had found his home stocked with
shoes, clothing corsets, food, cigars,
stc,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-30
TO BUILD PLASTER MILL
NEXT TO CITY PARK

The C, III. Little Co. has bought
seven-acre tract on West Jefferson
ave, between the extension Of Nor
rell-st. and Junction-aye.. from An
drew w. Green The property has 3
frontage of 400 feet on Jefferson-aye
and extends back to the river The
land will be used as terminal Tor
the boats or the company and COM
modious docks win be built. A plaster
mill will also be built on the property
The property is Just across the street
from the land recently acquired by the
city for park purposes. and there was.
some talk OF acquiring this tract m
addition to the land which the city
now owns and bringing the entrances
to the park at the foot OF Junctionsave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-30
AUTOMOBILE STOLEN;
LATER FOUND SMASHED

A Warren automobile owned by X.
w. Allen, No. 60 Commonwealth-ave
was stolen from in front OF the Ma
sonic temple at 20 o'clock, Satur-
day morning. and was found several
hours later at Sixth and Plum-sts.. al
most totally wrecked.
q. u. Fairgrieye. No. 5000 East
Grand.bvd., left his Detroit electric
In front OF his home. at $3.50 p. m.
Friday. and the machine was driven
away. but was recovered Saturday
morning.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-30

I'm De nevspapers. FIsn.
dent Of me old Marine ban
ufe ~ which In 1884 was
sceuts OF disorder never eQ11I
VII street. The cIosink Of l1@
swept away the savings % 4>@
u. $. Grant and the 1u<<1
which followed sent Fish q AH-
prison. and Ferdinand Ware. 4I4@
partner. TO Sing Sing.
Fish and Ward planned ~ 94&1
OF daring speculative Operations
make the firm or Grant q W1<4 ~
most powerful financial ins<i<1Icu e
the country. The Arm was to<I xI11I1
composed OF u. s. Grant. Jr., and ~
Ward. Then General Grant, who
retired from the presidency ocxcI
years before, bought q share n <I
business. General Grant, never
keen business man. was deceived, -
finally there came the htful hxzle a.
Wall street. followed by the crash.
After his release from prison on
pardon, granted by President Cleve
land, Fish lived In strict eeciusiou-
and spent much OF his time IN his u
brary. He had rare collection of
books and old prints.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-30

wire walking. other features OF the
bill Will be BEahama=phaHt Ph5,=H
recently imported European novelty.
showing American and foreign views;
the Johnnie Bush trio will present a
comedy skit: Ross and Shaw, eccentric
cNnedians: Tanna is juggler who
provides new things to 'juggle. with;
Fred Hall and Helen Stewart viii pre-
sent 1.-The Voice Producer" Russell and
Hartman have a dramatic ske tohs Her
Brother" Hunter and Wilson. known
as two black highballs." the Kasters,
aerialists; Van and Crawford, in a
dancing and singing sketch. and mo-
ton pictures will complete the bill.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-30
Social and Personal

The North Woodward Study club
will be entertained, Tuesday after
noon, April ?, by Mrs. Hunt, Belmont
ave. -
Mrs. William b. Taylor, No.. III
Taylor-ave.. returned. Friday. from
seyen-weeis' stay in UpIands, Cal
A musical entertainmenf., Will Be
given In Simpson Methodist. church.
Saturday evening, under the auspices
of the TuIi Bible class.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Wing left,
Saturday, for Watkins Glen. N. Y.
Mrs. Frank Meyers, or New York.
who has been the guest OF Mrs Wing
for some time, returned to her home
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Brian and Mr..
and Mrs. Duval. Of New York, are
the guests\ of Mrs Frederick e. wads-
worth. Grotse Pfnte Farms.
returned from their wedding journey
and are at home in the Russell resi-
uohce, NO. oOf JeHerSOn-aVe.
--et-
The annual meeting OF Colonial
Dapes will be held Tuesday after.
noon April 2. in the home of Mrs H.
III. II. Crapo-Smith. No. 7S9 Jefferson.
ave.
The Michigan Mt Holyoke Alumnae
association held musicale and
Easter sale, Saturday afternoon, In
the home of Mrs. Henry Kanter, No
$40 Second-aye.
An interesting exhibition OF
samples owned by A. w. Drake, OF
New York, will be placed on exhibi
ton, Monday, in the Society of Arts
and Crafts rooms.
Ashlar lodge, No. 81, f. q A. NJ.
will give an April Fools" party
Monday evening. in the Masonic tenn
pie. The affair promises to be unique
and full OF surprises.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-30

The report OF bank clearings compil-
ed by Bradstreet's for the week ended
March 2s. shows total clearings OF
S3.1SS, 94I 900, against $3.294,6S1 900
last week, and s2.5Ss. 5Se.oCD for the
corresponding week last year. Detroit
clearings amounted 10 sl9.Rf7.000, an
increase Of cas- per cent over The
|t;sArmc for tAis period Lass year
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-30
CADILLAC

Monday. April /, the new Cadillac
theater on Michigan-ave. opposite the
Hotel Cadillac, will be- opened to the
public. High-class vaudeville at small
prices will prevail. The opening head
liner will be the sensational pantomime.
"a Night in the Slums OF Paris. with
the supplementary novelty, ''The Dance
OF the Dagger" Another novelty Will
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-30

cferipi beled Happy Hooligans At
tomb Nach the North Pole" Ernest
An d., o. comedy horizontal bar
: -. ~ Nate features with Ring
|13 circus; the Musical Rosar
tuces, colored comedy en-
tturing buck and wing
Yer, skates; Mile. Zelias
NAn[0 With an entire dog CIR
NJ GaSharacter imper-
tNS s. 81 past and pres
NJ y 81 w'nclude the pro-
fr,launch delivered tr
stws which were cutA.
Nile unusual waters f ,Se Taipmbia
Ih6y took the wat BegIey as big
Elge pulling 3S Ste" heavyweight
while their hS T up IN w, Rer sina
fe pulling only Jokes, and stor.
hIItely more Nower.th an eccentric
[,K Oxford went int OF his 400 pounds
$3.50 49,, .I.,,.i .ses TO be scream
r&W w Sums are said to be a
defendant Tam. Miss Williams
- hald sincoV
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-30
LOCAL PLAY-HOUSES

playing a violin number that is said to
make hit Others on the bill are the
four Baldwtns in a casting act; Lillian
Maynard, rdainty singer of dainty
songs" the Three Franks. in an aero