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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-26
". C, HARDING LAND co

S2hc. ralliod 10 32rsc ANA later de-
clncd 90 22hc.
Firmncss AZ the yards made pro
visions advance, First sales ranged
from gao lower e. De- higher with
January delivery t9l, Tor PORK
SiO,77 to 1850 Tor lard aud {I01TIs
to 5000 for ribs
Wheat September. y5hc Bcccm.
bcr 93tsc.
corn September 72sc. pcc,m-
Der blhs n nc
oats September a2N,c. Dcccm.
Der 32Ac
Pork september Si7.S7E.
Lard september. tlt.O2is.
i;ibs September tO.g7ts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-26
Oregon
Chicken Farm

Thirteen acres. one mic from south.
crn Pacific railway station. six acres
IN two-yoar-otd orchard, balance pas-
turc and oak timber
This land is black soil. no rock
"r graNcL \ dandy place for tur-
KEYS and chickens Price $1,000. will
take as FIRST payment ssl0. balance 10
run q" years So suit you. II viii
pay you 90 look this up
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-26

$4,000 Two 5-roum houses lot
iioNli2. on corner. ith ward. close ln
f2,3O0--Jik acres uf good land.
close In, partly in alfalfa ana gar
dcu. good six room house. large two
story barn
fis0p-l acres of lana mostly
under cultivation. large barr aud
other good buildings two miles FROM
post uilicc.
t2.OOO--5.room frame. bath, iarso
porches. cellar lot 62lAxit2. High
lands, near car line, terms
tA.50O--s-room. 2-sIory modern
brick dwelling. hot water neat. az
ward.
81 s50-5-room frame. modern, tth
ward. near car line. terms.
sI,l0O--Ono 5-room frame aud one
twO-room frame, both on lot 50Nlt2.
on car line, terms.
f2,6b0 --s-roon. E-Ht1ry frame
dwelling, modern. corner lot. on car
line.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-26

Chicago. Aus % Wheat today
failed To- hold An early advance, Pre-
dlctious of fair cool weather nurth-
west, favoring better movement 81
the newly harvested crop gave cOur-
age Ca SELLERS. Bullish feeling that
prevailed az the outset resulted from
the serious outlook Tor growing
wheat IN Europe opening prices
we're unchanged Ia "a sc higher.
September started az 9th Co 9tAc, a
gain Of = ~ nc To- = a Sc, but re-
acted 90 Hic.
The close was steady. with Septcm.
bur X "a hc net lower az g3 &c.
LlghtEcss Of offerings furnished
only temporary show of strength 20
corn. september opened unchanged
Go &c AZ T2AC to 72Ac, touched
72iao ana then feli back Co 72hc
The close was steady at 72Ao fOI
September, net sain Of Ne.
oats followed the changes In corn
September started shade off AZ
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-26

Nancouver =. O. Aug 80 Four
Itaiinng masked ana carrying auto.
matte REVIEWERS, robbed the cedar
Cottage branch or the Bank 81 Ham
ilton last night
They escaped In an automobile.
after a revolver battle with the police
IN which one OF their number was
wounded.
Rank officials are rcticrni regnrd.
Ing the amount taken,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-26
SANTA TIE COPPER.

'Vu0I1IIUn tufn,sntT ~ LOGAN X
hryaE. Board or Trade. Chicago
Boston Aug &c Santa Pc Copper
opened at La, dropped 10 81, and
closed az lj-IJ. Sales. gg0 shares.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-26
Chicago IiycstocL

chicago, AUG, 90. cattle -- RE-
'cipts 1000, market steady tu Toe
NJ Bccyos, S5.S5alO.G0. TcNaa
H'crs. t5.o0n6.SO; western steers.
Sh,sh ~ 40; uuckors nnd feeders
tt.30I 40, cows and hcifors. Se75
~N.20; calves tG.5OmiO26.
Hogs Receipts 10000. market
hirly active Zoe up. Light tS.30 a.
300. mixed. tS.l5H9.oO, heavy. $500
mA.s'' rough 500 $40. pigs s. 90
HA.25, bulk 90 sales Ss30dSS0
sheep Receipts, 90. O00, market
weak Go ioc OFT Native. S325Gi.8O.
western t3.2OWf30; warnings t4.80
" .6'. lambs native, &t5Om7.lO;
western, fi.50dT2b.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-26

Kansas city Mo. Aug eG-Cht-
tlr Receipts 10000, including 5000
s"uthrrus, market steady Native
steers. $3.50 $50; southern stccrs.
ft.75m6.15. southern COWS and hcif-
crs S3.2bM525, native COWS ana
h"ifors S3.2dmSbO: stucker. and
feeders St50NS.25, bulls. 81 90 a.
5.25, calves. st5OHS25; western
steers, ka.a5Hg25, western COWS.
S3.5Hh 600
Hogs Receipts, ? 900. market tOc
higher. Bulk of sales. &S.tGmS,TOi
heavy tNl0mS.60, packers and
butchers, fg.50mS75. lights, 5000
$50. rigs, tGOON 100
sheep Receipts 10000, market
Toe lower. Muttons. 50mi.25.
lambs, $1,000 100; range wethers
and yoarlIngs. t36ON5g6; range
ewes 5000 J.7a,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-26

Sew York. Aug, 20. Cotton spot
CLOSED quiet. mIGdHng upiands.
tii.50; middling gulf SiI7j. Sales.
Zoe bales
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-26
COLORADO PAPER PUTS
SERIOUS CRIMP IN BIG
GOLD STRIKE STORY

The last isFue ~ the Antonito,
1Coiop ledger contains tho following
account OF the strike made at Ccrro.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-26
FOR sALE--Mlsoellaneous

N~~~~-~~s~-~~s~~~~sess~~ ~s~sese~-@~~@~s~~s~
FOR SALE Large mahogany roll
top office desk aud leather uphol-
stored revolving chair Worth $3.50.
VIII sch for $3.50. 3ld South See
ond street 21-c
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-26

Business Men;

n wa have q job for u live
man. don't waste time In cor
rcSpOndcnCc or wondering
huW to- get one. Telephone
the Observation-Disclosures
r classified Advertisements
viii ave 20 usumc mighty
valuable time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-26
81 Inuls Wool.

81 Louis, Mo, Aug. 20 Wool
steady Territories ana western me-
diums 2OW2tc: ftno mediums, $50
zoe; fine. l3Wi7c.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-26
Get Rid of the
Crouch
BY bud" FISHER

" Nuu arr unhappy, rs
probably lrvRu.c you wasn't
something YOU haven't Get
good disposition rs using
tic IiEIl\fD VAST NJ.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-26

81 Louis, Mo, Aug. 20 Load
higher S4i5h, spcucr weaker.
tG.s5ls.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-26

In every home whore there Is "a
baby there should also be bottle 81
McGEE's BABY ELINiR. It may oe
needed at any time 20 correct sour
stomach, wind collie. darrhoca or
summer complaint. II Re a whole
some remedy contains no opium,
morphine or Injurious drug Of any
kind Price csc and soc per bottle
sold hy an druggists.
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ron SALE $3.50 Eimhall piano loo
splendid condition, cheap for cash.
Call mornings, iUl Nurth Fifth. Zee
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Elgin Ilnllcr riI1n I'D pa.

Elgiu. llL. Aug % The quotation
committee Of 'ho Elgiu board this
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WANTED-AGENTs
SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED Position ass private teach
a.; good reference from eastern
normal college. Address * Is caro-
Herald
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-26

FOR RENT 2 large rooms complete
~ furnished for housekeeping.
modern. RoomB single or en- suite
6l6 West Coal.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

SSSN~~NS>Ns~sN~~-esrs~ ~Ns~~r~~N~-~~~~SN~~sNes
FpR RENTING rooms furnished
for light housekeeping, screen
porch, for $lO.au. 13i south Aruu.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-06
CONNOLLY NOT THINKING
OF RUNNING FOR MAYOR
Expects Thompson to Seek Nom
ination and Will Support
Him

Il haven't given the matter any
consideration" said Judge William +,
Connolly, when asked II there was
any foundation for the rumor that he
might become candidate for the
Democratic nomination for mayor.
Judge Connolly said he expected
Mayor Thompson to be a candidate
for denomination. though he had not
had any conversation with the mayor
in regard 10 the matter. and he made
Il very plain that ne would do moth,
ing TO oppose Mayor Thompson, IL
the latter becomes candidate for
denomination.
Il would like 20 work behind Law
ton T. Hemans," said the Judge, In
speaking OF possible candidates for
the Democratic nomination for gov
ernor.
Ever since the national convention
in Baltimore, talk OF Hemans for gov
ernor has been persistent. and II has
come from both the Wilson and anti
Wilson leaders.
Judge Connolly was very enthusi'
astic over the spirit OF harmony and
good nature that prevailed in the
Michigan delegation in the national
convention in Baltimore, Delegates
came and went at their convenience
he said. leaving instructions with Ma
tionai Committeeman Wood as to
how their votes should be cast and
there was at no time any attempt to
take advantage OF the absence OF any
delegates Judge Connolly also had
few bouquets for National Commit
teeman Wood for the floor privileges
and other courtesies he was able tc
obtain for Michigan people, and even
'or visitors from other states who ap
pealed TO members OF the Michigan
, delegation for tickets.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-06
NAVAL APPROPRIATION
BILL PASSES SENATE

WASHINGTON. July 6.-The naval
appropriation bill, carrying l33,609,-
GA. and two battleship provision,
was passed by the senate yesterday.
II now goes to conference with the
house 10 thrash out the naval increase
program and other senate amend
ments.
II threaded lively course in the
senate. Senator Johnston. OF Ala
bama. proposed substitute provision
for one battleship and gave notice he
would propose. when the Panama
canal administration is considered, TO
deny the use of the canal TO all ma
tions which do not agree TO build only
one battleship year. He said the
United States should end wasteful bat
tleshlp competition with Europe by en-
tering into treaties with them TO
cease building such vessels.
The Johnston one-battleship pro-
vision was rejected, IL TO 43. Sena-
tors Bacon, Fletcher, Johnston, Kern,
Pomerene. Smith, OF Arizona; Tillman
and williams (Democrats), and Bris-
tow, Burton. Clapp and Gronna Gre
publicans) voted for It.
An amendment was adopted to
make the recently enacted eight-hour
law applicable TO work on new ships
Which Senators Gallinger and Hey
burn contended would increase the
government expense by 100000 or
$4,000, 1000.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-06

an opportunity to see him In vaude-
Vile next week in the Miles theater.
With associate players he will present
series OF character studies from
great plays including scenes from
Faust" The Merchant of Venice" and
"Dr. Jeykll and Mr.. Hyde" He Will
add a touch OF comedy In a travesty
on q transforming production. Mr..
Andres stage experience covers long
term OF years and IL has been several
seasons since he was last seen here In
vaudeville Another act OF headline
Importance VIII be that OF the Bound
ing Gordons, three German trampolin
artists. whose work is heralded as sen
sational and thrilling, This Will be
their first appearance in the Miles Ex-
pert coin and card manipulation will
feature the performance OF The Great
Herbert European mystIher, who
makes his initial bow to Detroit vau-
deville patrons; Mabel Harper. eccen-
trio comedienne. will loom UP promi-
nently In the mirth section OF the
program: Feathers and TRUE are aero
battle conversationalists: Powell and
Ferguson a song and dance team, and
the Mllescope comedy pictures Will
close the bill.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-06

fair. has been surprised at the interest
taken In these and other innovations
introduced this year for the first time
The president has had requests for
particulars from all sections OF the
country and from oficlals OF other
fairs.
The removal OF the midway to a
corner OF the grounds away from tho
very center. and the entire cleansing
OF the attractions. aroused the interest
OF other fair promoters. From the in
quiries received and the statements
OF directors OF the fair, the entire
state Is showing moro interest IN this
years event than ever before. below
ing that the fair will be well worth
while, and that there will be some
thing OF interest every day OF the
WaQk
The Detroit times., 1912-07-06
Riverview Park.

The attendance In Riverview park.
Fourth OF July broke all previous rec
ords for holiday crowds. The rides.
slides, dips and whirls were patroniZed
beyond the expectation OF the manage
ment The large new auditorium has
fnent district near the Belle Isle bridge,
and R'verview park has become what
has long been the ideal OF the owners
a real family resort. There Is now no
cleaner amusement park anywhere In
the country. In the auditorium at any
performance a hig percentage OF the
audience comprises whole families
down 10 tots In arms The youngsters
seem 10 enjoy the programs OF p D'Ur-
bHuu and his Royal ftHftuu band rs
much as their elders The bathhouse Is
a favorite place these hot days. The
seats on CRdillaqua piers for Cadillaqua
week are being taken UP by the public
very rapidly
The Detroit times., 1912-07-06

and comic; Foster. Lamont and Foster
will be seen in a sensational aerial
wire act; Joe Hardman witty mon
oloRist, will present some OF his quaint
reflections on topics OF the day; the
thrne- -GamnnS-IIill- l-prasaRt-a-Esaraltst
acrobatic act assisted by number OF
educated dogs; Kidd G. Kidder, an &c
centric comedy pair. have a musical
act, Miss Belle Myers. soubrette. Will
sing songs specially written for her;
Harris & Hilliard are comedians: Plum
kett and Burns are expert wooden and
soft-shoe dancers: HagEerty and lie
the latest motion pictures will close
the bill
The Detroit times., 1912-07-06

although In the original production OF
the play Mr. Waldron created the role
OF William Lake. The story is one IN
which crime. romance, intrigue anu
daring have full sway. gang OF
sw indlers attempt 10 work the old
badger" game on a young westerner
whs has struck New York with his
pockets filled with coin. One OF the
an innocent girl that he loves her and
attempts 20 work upon her love. to
use her as "A decoy In this he is
thwarted by Kate Fallon. one-tlm
crook who has turned honest" with
the aid Of Laylock. Kate saves the
girl 20 happier romance. Robert
Adams viii play William Lake; Edith
Speare. Doris. the three swindlers by
The Detroit times., 1912-07-06

ing.
n. p. Hull. vice-president OF the
fair. which opens Sept, l6 and runs
for week. has just returned from
the convention at Baltimore. Mr.. Hull
Is director of the National Grange
and grand master OF the Michigan
State Grange. and during his trip IN
the east. talked TO the men Of ma
tional prominence with regard to the
innovations 10 be found at the Michi-
gan State Fair. including the Boys
State Fair school, the Miniature
Model Farms, the demonstration OF
good road building and on other sub
jects. All expressed the utmost In
terest In the efforts OF the directors
OF the. Michigan State Fair to solve
the food problem and to educate
young minds in scientific agriculture
as pursuit.
On Cleaners day scores OF promi'
nent grangers In the country will be
present, and many, icluding Grand
Master oliver Wilson, will address the
boys OF the State Fair school and also
the youngsters OF the Miniature Model
Farm colony.
President Thos Z, Newton. OF tho
The Detroit times., 1912-07-06

position on the program. She is mu-
eical comedy star and will offer a rep
ertoire OF bright and sparkling song
numbers. j. Francis Dooley apd CO.
rinne Sayles. CID favorites with Tenn
pleites. will contribute new and char
acte-istic "Dooleyisms" under the title
OF Pavement Patter:" Harry II. Rich
ards and Bessie Kyle will offer new
sketch entitled "a Regular Club Fell
low" Maxini brothers and their COM
edy dog. "Bobby," will add a clever ac-
robatic turn; cracks with the rihe and
pistol are the Schillings, who give a
novel sharp shooting act; Kennedy ~
MelrCse are knockabout funsters, and
FL Cleve. formerly feature with the
Ki1tie band, plays xylophone solos and
does some Highland hing dancing; the
In motion picture will close the pro-
gram.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-06
CONGRESSMAN MALBY
FOUND DEAD IN HOTEL

NEW YORK. N. Y, July George
r. Malby. OF Ogdensburg, n. Y, rep
resentative in congress from the
twenty-sixth New York district. was
found dead on couch in his room at
the Murray Hill hotel here last night
The coroner was notified and an IN
quiry into the cause Of death was in
stituted.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-06

so successful. Associated with The
Oriental Girls" is La Belle Clarke. who
VIII Introduce her wonderful dancing
hCrse as an extra added feature. Two
other interesting and new vaudeville
acts are announced in the Nernie ST
Vincent comedy company in the tab
loid comedy. The New Minister" and
Belle Wilton, character cGmedienne.
Two two musical travesties used are
called THE Young Turk" and The
Irish Pasha." These were written and
staged by Tony Kennedy. who Will
have the principal comedy role i'm each.
Assisting him are Elva Grieves and
'Relle Wilton singing comcdiennes;
Harry Spingler, Louise Kennedy, Russ
Forth and Billy Mack The chorus OF
spriRhtly young women will be busy
with numerous musical numbers and
dances
The Detroit times., 1912-07-06
TEMPLE.

At the top OF the Temple theater PRO-
gram next week Will be the German
character comedian. Sam Mann, and
his company of eight. in a one-act
comedy by Aaron Hoffman,, entitled
ssThe New Leader" IL is a satire on
Monday morning rehearsal In vaude-
vile theater, and is full of laughs with
lust a thread OF romance running
through the plot. Sam Mann, as the
new leader of the orchestra ulrects the
funma king from the orchestra pit, ap-
facial expressions, German accent and
portrayal OF the manuerisms and &C.
centricities OF the typical German nd
dler are highly amusing. Miss Adele
Oswold. known as "the pink lady OF
vaudeville" because Of her many gor-
.reous pink gowns, will occupy second
The Detroit times., 1912-07-06
Guardian Asked For Mrs. landau.

A petition asking for the appoint
ment OF a guardian for Mrs. Eliza
Landau, was filed In the probate court,
Friday, by Lavislaus Solominsk. The
petition states that Mrs. Landau has
$4,000, which she is incapable OF look
ing after Mrs. Landau. few years
ago, was convicted or causing girls
death through an illegal operation.
and served time in the House of Cor
Tection.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-06

Mr.. Perry singing the other tenor role
OF GrenicheuN. Mr., Boyle cast as cas-
pard, the miser; Mr.. McElhern as the
baIlli and Mr.. Jergensen as the notary,
with Miss Caldwell as Germaine ana
Miss Stetzler as SeTpoiette, the opera
premises TO have an adequate produc-
tion. The score OF The Chimes OF
Is particularly tuneful and
sprightly and it's story has charming
love tale as well as tragic interest, the
latter represented in Gaspard, the
miser. A special scenic setting ana new
costumes have been provided for the
Eheehan company's use.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-06
FIRE DESTROYS SUMNER CAMP.

MT. CLEMENS. July 6.-The "Jol.
ly Seven" camp, owned by seven
young men from Toledo. and located
on the shore OF Lake st. Clair. was de-
stroyed by fire last night. while tho
men were In swimming. Two sleep
ing tents, the cooking tents, utensils
and the personal effects OF the men
we're destroyed, causing 'loss OF
5000. Some OF the men had TO bor-
row clothes before they could return
home.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-06
IN LOCAL PLA YHOUSES :.

steal comedy feature. with eight peo-
Pile Is the broadway Revue mix
ture OF vaudeville specialties. singing.
dancing and character comedy, with
many pretty costume changes. COM
poser OF popular songs. who recently
came TO America from her native coun-
The Detroit times., 1912-07-06
GARRICK.

For the third week Of the Bonstelle
stock company engagement, In the Gar
rick theater that thrilling melodrama,
'vThe Deep Purple" will be offered.
Miss Bonstelle will play Kate Falon,
the reformed crook and Charles wal
dTon VIII be Been Es Gord6h EnyT0CK,
The Detroit times., 1912-07-06
nrrRoIr oprRA HOUSE.

f,eefnnine Monday evening the shee-
han English opera company Will pre-
sent one 81 the most popular OF all ot
the standard operas. "The Chimes on
Normandy" With Mr.. Sheehan IN the
role Of Henri, Marquis OF CorneViile'
The Detroit times., 1912-07-06

week and will be s9<n twice daily. ir-
respective -of weaJ JheF conditions, fee
the Avenue has b~en well supplied with
mac hinery 10 manufacture cooling
breeNes. and that Is one reason why its
summer season OF burlesque has been
The Detroit times., 1912-07-06
COLI MnIA

The Temple quartet, popular har-
mony singers, well-known to Detroit
audiences. will be one OF the features
on the Columbia bill next week. A mu-
The Detroit times., 1912-07-06
NATIONAL.

Next week in the National theater
heading the program. will be G. AL
phonse Zelaya. known as the south
American Paderewski," only son Of tho
former president of Nicaragua. Zelaya
has been a feature attraction In the
leading vaudeville theaters in this
country and abroad Jupiter Brothers
will present The Oklahoma Mystery
the Gotham City quartet will offer stor-
les songs and parodies; Charles Dono-
Won, "the musical maniac" as he bills
himself. plays a variety OF musical In
struments: Little Barbour and May
Is Introduced a mechanical dotf. Lottte
Hamilton. known as the little girl
with the big voice, comes with new
songs and stories; Devere and Devere
are two entertainers Of unusual abil-
ity, who Will present eccentric dancing,
featuring the Texas Tommy" dance:
Howard Brothers and the LANCER Sis
ters will present a comedy skit when
School is over" and the usual we'll
selected photo plays Will close the bill.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-06
STATE FAIR MANAGEMENT
INVITES WOODROW WILSON
Democratic Nominee for Presi
dent is Sought to Attend
Opening of Exhibition

Gov, Woodrow Wilson. Democratic
nominee for president OF the United
States, has been extended an invita-
tion 10 the Michigan State Fair open-
The Detroit times., 1912-07-06

Walter Hitchcock. William II Sans
and William Pringle; Bertram Harrison
and Cyril Raymond as the police cap
tain and lieutenant respectively; Emily
Fitzroy as Mrs. Lake; Teresa Niche
lena as Ruth Lake, and Alice Donovan
as Christine, Kate Fallon's housemaid
The Detroit times., 1912-07-06
FAMILY.

Amcng the u acts on the Family
bin next week, the comedy sketch.
"Who Is Elaine?" IL Is said Will stand
out cGnspicuously. This sketch Will be
produced by Karl Hewitt. and the
Misses Vera Wadsworth and Caroline
Stanley. Rossow's dogs and monkeys.
European Importation abounds In
comedy; the Bootblack quartet Will
fer several new numbers, sentimental
The Detroit times., 1912-07-06

try, is Maisie Rowlands. the Australian
society entertainer "Neolette. assist
ed by Prof old will perform many re-
mar kable feats in thought transmits
sion; Flavio Bros. sensational Olym.
pian acrobats VIII orer difficult ana
clever act: Julia Gray will be heard IN
her original mon0logue, wv oman
Rights" UNIQUE comedy sketch Will
be presented bY Potts * Temple In A
Corner i'm Cork" the Four Comedy
have a casting act OF un-
usual merit and motion pictures VIII
conclude the bill
The Detroit times., 1912-07-06
ANENUE.

The Avenue theater Sunday afternoon
will present The Oriental Maids"
These young women Will remain ono
The Detroit times., 1912-07-06
MILES.

Detroit friends of Anthony Andre. a
native son who has made good In the
field OF the legitimate drama, will have