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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05

Confident Of Beating Flynn
and Will Then Stage a
Fight a Week Until Sept
ember 9Th.

ts0eeial TsieHpana - nvensng msraiAl
i,hs Vegas NJ 81. june 6.--"Of
course ] am soing 70 whip dim Flynn
IA cur little encounter here on tine
Fourth uf July, There IL no doubt
about that Then. win I retire? Not
exactly I'LL fight a man week Up
20 and hncluding Labor day. Thcn
Il viii be curtains with f.ii Artho for
all times"
So stated Jack johnson on the
porch Of his bungalow on the East
side Tuesday morning. while talking
70 party Of friends from Los AM
geles.
docs that include sam Lang.
sordY" was asked of La Artha.
''lt SURE does" was the dusky ones
reply, providing Sam and AR. Joe
Woodman have the prices you
know ! want a side bet from that
pair II ! ever sign 20 BEETLE the Tar
baby"
Johnson is working none too well
In training uuertera 80 believe the
experts. he Isl kaeping the best OF
huufA and pulling 8 bFlak two hours
run over the hllis every morning.
Jacks training camp is well organ
isad. lIewever when Il coRaes g ao-
tual hqxing with bis four sparsing
partners Marty Cutler George
reBrhy and Kid Sicily. white boys.
ana Rufus lsastus Respress. ne s
putting badly.
LIZ Artha Is going from six 20
ten rounds in his dAily publsc work.
ouss on the platform he had bullt II,
the backyard OF his bungalow IA ola
Town. BUT the bouts are little else
than kidiests Tho big smoke mas
nething like a Glass 4 or Glass u
warrior. absolutely no Roy the allght-
est bit OF speedy Or shifty. IN hls
sctinue, Cutler and DeIlray are
painfully slow and ekelly and Re6-
press are uDderslze. johnson has
had three Workouts ~ as many at-
sernoons All told he has boxed
about twensy-four rounds. Hut not
for q single minute OF even the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05
1900 POUND GAR
most POPULAR
Motorists Find Heavier Ma
chine Goes to Pieces and
Lighter Bumps; Demand for
Excessive Morse Power De-
creasing.

Detroit, Mich, June I'm. J. HAM
mers, general manager OF the Abbott
Motor company speaking OF How
much car does q man neeh7" said
This ~ not a question esked Tor
rhetorical effect. / mean 70 oxamlne
'-~from the viewpoint both 81 Jealer
and OF a man who drives his own car
-~hoW much. IN point 0f al1c. weisht
and power a man needs in his caf
Wilma automobiles first appeared a
y % waited a. mu "a 81 aH be could
pr, witch resulted ~ a demand for
heavy ears Presently h dawned on
car oWnoss that me heavier The car
the infEer the repair bin aud tho
quicker g went % pieces Designers
Had tffn entirely aware OF this faol
for some years, and had made import.
ant eAperimnnie with aluminium. ynn-
adlum, nickleraiaoi, and other metnla
20 replace iron. Consequently the
next two years saw 4 gradual tighten
ing % weight Al thu Abbott fac.
tory Tor Instance. two wears 81 experi-
mentlng proved 1900 pounds 10 be
practically about the ideal weight for
an automobiles A heavier car knocked
Itself % pieces in three or four years.
a liehteF ear lacked seth safety ana
amoplnnoes % motion Today tho best
enalhectlng prpcllce h b llna with
This result % our experiments.
with tighter cars came the demand
iof more compact aodles. unili ouito
recently aptomohiie bodies were tim-
ply the old-feahloned coach and enr-
riage bodlaa adopted 40 the cxleencles
of iho clmasla Bot today the beat
type 81 car has q llsht. trim. smart.
aifalght-lined body nsnHtlally bulll
f0r. and forming q hafmoni0us unit
with the ohassis
Another algninconi feature Is than
the demapd Tor ekooaslye horaepowoe
has steadily decreased. until today
ihe so and 90 horae-power cars that
ured 10 tear madly across tho country
are rarely aoon outside ~ the race
course. slmplltlly of construction n
another car essential Obv.sualy tho
fever the parts the fewer the chances
% uon9ie' f
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05
HAVE
NO SHOW
You Must Think More Quickly
in Modern Baseball Opinion
Of Veteran Monte Cross.

Especial Correspon0once 20 Hcrnid.A
New York june 5.-.f don't agree
WIN John Wards recent statement
thar baseball has not improved over
shet o. twenty years ago" said mo
veteran Monte cfosa Who once piuy-
60 ahortstop for the Athletics. ''1n
aamlt that ths players can't run any
faster. and they doh9 hit OF field any
better. but they've got 10 think more
quickly, because insid BASEBALL haa
no room FOR hunehcnda. why. tho
asa % the npltball alone has caused
many chan9ea. II a impossible Tor
the fieidera 20 play successfully for
the botHmen when this splitter h
shooting across Tho plate. Even the
pitchers can't tell how this bRii n
going 10 break nnd az for the catch
ers, why, they would prefer 20 handle
9 thrown brick. The 3 'fbafi Is 80
much dead weikht. and IL difficult 20
catch. also 90 hit.
Anybody with q big mltt could
have handled nube WaGdei. for an
stance. even though he had more
speed than the average bOxman. But
hc pitched ipst what tho catcher
signailed for ana siid not unc the Aplt-
ter az All. IT'S no clnch 20 catch such
men as Russ Ford and Ed walsh. for
they use the spit bali with the most
puaziing variations
"speakins OF tho old days. DO you
know that ! can set out there right
new and play short field az well as
anybody? It's the sureat thing y0n
know, but can't hit the ball.
can't hi, the ban. I never was much
% hitter. anyway. hut now the
knack Of connecting with the hall
has left me entirely what has be-
come 81 my cid side partner. Lave
cross7 He's up ia Haverhlli. Mass.
aiill playing good ball, and he can
hit as we'll as ever. too 80 the Cross
family isn't entirely out Of tho game
yet"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05

they can't. Tor have tried " Asain
heard him say; THAT ragged tramp
may love his wife and children and
friends as well a. any Of ne. Per-
hapa that very fact led 10 his being
a. tramp Again: God knows how
hard Il IL % work hard. I pity tho
man who has 20 do itsagainst his
will. But ] pity more the man who
can't do Il n he hna to- Ills avn.
pnthy for men mndc him reluctant 20
reprimand or dismiss. careful In try
inE % DO exact Justice 20 all under
his authority and patient In hls ef-
forts 60 find out every mans line pf
greatest ability Me Eald to me once;
= hardly ever find q man who II not
first cians Ia some respect. n he "
hisched mp right ne viii pun q bis
load At another time he snids AZ
h useless &c tell mo that al the mon
who deserve promotion get Il or set
as much OF Il as they deserve. I
know. better. Thousands 81, able men
never set the recognition they de.
serve This sympathetic side made
his co-workerH love him. Beyond
doubt the man under his direction
worked better for the railroad be-
cause they were working for Hurley.
1T Is not for ma hoil and now 10
either teach or preach. 7 can only de-
scribe. have described James Huf-
Icy as best can in few words. 1
leave 90 the teachers and the preach-
ora the taak az saying Ia what 70.
apect Il any. he dld or did not con-
form 20 their ideals Of piety and
proprlety All ! need assert Il that
he loved his fellowmen (Which en-
titles his name 20 lead the rest') that
no worked with and for them like d
brother. and that ne died In the thick
OF the battle striving with an hla
great strength on the side OF those
influences which make this world
brighter and better
And he who flaEg'd not IN the
earthly strife.
From strength to strength advancing
only he.
His soul we'll knit and ala ma battlea
won.
Mounts TO eternal ilte.'"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05

when your child has whooBing
cough be careful to keep the cough
loose and expectoratlon easy BY civ
Ing Chamaerlain's Cough Faineey a.
may be required. This remedy will
aslo iiquify tho tough mueun and
make Il easier 20 expectorate. II has
been used successfully Ia many epi-
denies and IL aafe ana sure. FOR sale
BY an druggsats.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05

u u now we'll known that not more
than one case OF rheumallam IN ten
requires any ihternal treatment what
ever All that u needed % free an.
piicntion of Chamberlain'a Eminent
ana massaBing the parts "a each ap,,
plicatl0n. Try u and see how quick
ly u will relieve the pain and s0re-
ness. Sold By al druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05

a dollar package % Cankey's Lice
and vermin killer contains seven
times a. much a. q $50 can.
r. w. FEE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05

At 81 LouiRf r. II. r..
washington {. o2e iae oeo--s 3 3
ST. Louis go. 600 100 Gf0---2 3 O
Baiterles Johnson and Ainemith,
Powell and Krichell.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05

A Detroit. r. H. ~.
New York i. .0t0 900 O00-- 3 Al
Detroit ......l 100 ia i3s--is rs Al
fihttefieEi ki4her. shears ana
Sweeney Works and slansge.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05

Az Cleveland. n. II, r.,
Cleveland .....10e 800 CO.'S 0
Bosion Gees, 600 coo I00--t . 1
Batteries: Grogg ana o.Eelli Be-
dent Cicotte and Nunamaker.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05

NATIONAL TEAGUE.

philadelphia a.; PittsSssRh Z.
AZ Philadelphia; r. n. r.
Pittsburgh ...0i0 100 lGi-- 10 .
Philadelphia .tes ots Afr i0 2
Hatteriee: O'Tcole. Cole and Kelly;
Brennan and D0oln.
CldcASe 2; Boston 1.
A. Boston; X. n. =.
Boston $500. 00i 000 0O0---t 3
Chicago ..a.. 400 600 1905 4
Batteries; Tyler and king; Cheney
and Neodhan
Cincinnati 2: RroOhIyn o.
AZ Brooklyn. n. n. n.
Cincinnati ~ ESQ 900 900 3 Q
Brooklyn ....OO0 600 000--O 6 1
batteries; Humphreys and McIsean:
RagoR. YingllnE and Miller. Erwin.
New york f4s Sc Louis ..
AZ New York II. n. =.
ST. Louis g.. .0o0 100 500 ls Q
New York. sn4 ios oss--t4 ~ 4
Batteries. Willis. Woodburn. GeyeF
ana wineo; Ames. Wsltse and Myers,
Hartley
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05

A. wichita, H. ~ n.
sioux city ... 0oo bDf so0~-7 4
Wichita ......2l0 IA 0oo~-6 40 g
hatterieai slaughter. 0iffen ana
Cadman; Parry. jackson and clem-
0na.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05

TODAY's GAMES.


Nati0nni Icaeue.
81 Louis az Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh az Boston.
Cincinnati az New York.
Chicago az BROOKLYN.
American rFRaue.
Boston az Detroit.
New York At Cleveland.
Philadelphia 81 ST. Louis.
Washington al Chicago.
-A--y~-
Wesiern fenGue.
Omaha AZ wichita.
Sioux city az Denver.
nes Molnes az Lspcoln.
Topeka az 81. Joseph.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05

regular morning oporaiiun 81 the
bowels puts you Ia fine shape for the
day's work. lf you miss q you feei
uncomfortable and cannot pat vim
into your movements. Sor nli bowel
irregularities HERBfNE % the REM
edy. "a purlkes. strongihena and
regulates Price 600, .eokl BY All
dfugglsta. a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05
rInclnnnN 3 RroohIyn 3.
AMERICAN IMAGUE

Chicago 2; Philadelphia o.
Al Chicago: Il. II. r.
Chicago ..... 900 020 O0s-2 q !
Philadelphia i. 600 600 1000
Batteries; Lange and Kuhn; Nor
gan, Houck and Lapp,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05

y. "U|III " I7IIIIUIH "
AZ Lincoln. IL ~. ~
g. Joseph 49,, 400 900 0eo--4 2
I.inooln ......f0o 900 O0D---l
BAtieriss johnson and uiOasett'
Palmer and Hifation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05
wEsTEIsN LrAeUE


a. Denver: Il. II. y.
Denver .......ls0 600 a0l--s 10 4
Omaha s..,..0f0 00a ia0--B ~
Batteries. RiBaeila. schriehor and
snahF, Hicks. Robertson, Rhoadsa
and johnson. II
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05
The
System
Clothes for Young
GsnsIemen

Bring a stack OF bibles with
you and wan swear on them
that tho quality is all we claim
4 70 be--that the style 10 cor
rect--that the fabric IL ali wool.
Here's what wen ds--weH
swear to anything you want Us
70. We know these clothes
we know we're not taking a
chance. Aren't we a pretty
GOOD sort 10 deal VIM Your
congratulate us upon our iudg-
ment when YOU see the new
shaCinss. Beach sand Tan for
Instance.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05

Dos Molnes 81 roptEa :.
Al 1opeke. r. ". y,
Des Molnea 900 100 05z--3 o
Topeka i, .0l0 coo 0t0--2 8 B
Batteries: Hpeat0u. Douglas and
uihtowtsi; YOUNG and Chapman.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05

From strength to strength advancing
only he.
His soul we'll knit ana ala ne ba,tIes
won.
Mounts to eternal ute."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-01

The World has many times endeavored to get state
ment from Col Syker back his absurd claims the cir
cuaon of his paper but he 'wise old boy and not going
to take chances of his paper the route of aske New
State Tribune, they the identical class to cir
cuaton.
The World will give $4,000 any charity institution in
Tulsa upon examination by the Association of American Ad
verser the Tulsa mocart daily average net paid
circulation for the past six months of two Thousand"
The World will pay all expense Of such examination, if
the circulation of The World the City of Tulsa is not double
the entire circulation Of the Tulsa Democrat
On August 6, 1911 The World proved by printed state
mens of both The Post and The Democrat that both those papers
had been misleading their advertisers
According to their figures, The Democrat should have
been able prove 25 subscribers and The Post 56 When
they consolidated they should have been able prove combined
list of 81 75 Col Stryker confessed less than The
Democrat claimed before adding The Posts list of subscribers
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-01

There time when the short oulished and
ropered but the tendency of the times toward square
deal.
This is true of butchers bakers, candlesick makels-and
newspapers
The Tulsa World believes in the square deal policy because
is right
Eventually all newspapers will be square, because the law of
compensation will gradually surely eliminate all who do not
sell advertising space honest circulation.
In the class with dishonest circulation claims by pub
fishers will be found the butcher with dooed scales the
with false bottoms in the peck and the dry goods
with short yard sticks
Sooner later they will have make way for the honest
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-01
The Worlds Offer to
Advertisers

The World guarantees an average
daily circulation Of more than $500 and
offers to prove by records of circula-
ton, white paper bills, post office re-
ceipts, and cash received from sub
scribers, or in any other way the ad-
vertiser desires.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-01

II the Tulsa Democrat Can Prove 1000
Paid Circulation

You Have the Power Demand Proof of Full Count Full
Measure Even in Your Advertising Affairs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-01

1t is but another illustration of the survival of the fest
The World like the honest butcher grocer and dry goods
merchant constantly striving to force its competitors to adopt
honest and unhcop circulation methods because it is the
one sure means of assuring the buying public 100 cents value for
every dollar spent
Advertising will pay handsome profit in all newspapers
when space sold for what really worth but long few
newspapers pretend have crcatons they do have ad
vetsng business building science suffers set back in all
newspapers,
Thus the honest share the burden which should go entirely
the dishonest.
In order that newspaper advertising may be placed upon
entirely honest basis in Tulsa The World has taken up the fight
for proven circulation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-01
A Positive Guarantee

Is given every advertiser that the
circulation sold can be proved or his
bill for advertising will be discounted
pro rata. We invite any one interested
to.call and get the proof.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-01

Colonel Styker has explained this extraordinarily
wonderful reversal of recognized rules Of simple addition
On August 49, last year. The World offered pay Colonel
Stker expenses joint examination Of the circulation Of
The Democrat and The World he could prove his claims
The examination to be made by experts from the Asso
citation of American Advertisers who known absolutely
liable and strictly impartial.
The World also agreed publish whatever report the experts
made
This offer made by registered letter. to Colonel Stryke
and it has never been answered.
Why?
The grocer who sells you eggs by the dozen will let you count
them.
The publisher who sells you circulation by the thousand and
has it, should
Why doesn't Colonel Stryker consent to expert count?
Why?
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-01

If the Evening Paper Has the Circulation Claims Why Does
COL Snyker Refuse GiUe the Advertiser
Tangible Proof?
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-29
Labor Saving Windmill.

Wind engines, whose name is legion,
consist for the most part Of variations
aud ampliflcations of the familiar
windmill, which is not, however, so ia
miliar in England as it deserves to be.
With a surface sufficiently exposed
great power is obtainable for operat-
ing dynamo. One cannot help mar
yelling at the general neglect Of this
source of industrial energy They are
used for draining purposes in Holland
and Norfolk. and for mining in sew
eral countries. 1t was Lord Kelvin
who first proposed to utilize them in
charging electric accUmUlatOrs. A
single windmill at Faversham, Of Is
horsepower, raised, in ten months, 21.-
5000 gallons of water from depth
Of 100 feet but American Windmills
have far exceeded this record for use
fitness. These latter have the sails ar
ranged in an annulus or disk, the sails
consisting Of narrow Stats arranged ra
daily, each board inclined at a con-
slant angle Of weather. In what are
called centrifugal governor mills the
Stats are set in a bar; by rotating the
bar the Stats are brought end on to the
wind, the action resembling the shut
ting of an umbrella. The Stats are held
up to the wind by a weight, and are
also connected to a centrifugal govern
or. If the speed of the governor in
creases, the balls fly out and lift the
weight, and at the same time the sails
are partially furled There are five
hundred windmill patents in America
alone. If a single horse power wind en-
CINE were affixed to the room Of every
London house think of the enormous
saving to the hands, the legs and the
backs of half million housewives and
domestic servants. Every family could
then keep its horse, or at least its
horse power; every householder could
afford motor; and, from an artistic
standpoint, what a great gain to the
eye it would be to see London a city
of Windmills
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-29
POETRY



My little boy has learned a iot sines
Much that / long age fdwrsf ~ -
but lately Learned ~ rufs
once knew how TO pasae. hut NV a.
kpack has somehow gene frsn
me;
He fairly chsws the grammar ~. ss
knows the whole ming 70 at.
Sometimes he Is Inclined. fear, 70 look
upon me with disdain,
But still come in handy hsre-T earr
the pleasures that We gain.
l cannot name the boundaries Of Burma
or Beloochistan,
He does II with .he C-estest ease. and
proudly showgfne that he can.
DE works out problems that I sfun
although could have solved
them once.
Sometimes I move than hair suspect
that he regards me az a Ounce
Ferhaps | might 90 back and learn n
had fewer daily cares,
but, after all. It's that earns ffk food
ne eats, the clothes he wears.
MY little boy Is learning fast. whns I
NJ. forget year after year;
-"0 Ios OF the misty past. % ne -
r. vague, 10 him are clear.
ne writes better hand thar I hft lat
II ters are more plainly made.
he spells words that cannot anal
witnoW To- dictionsry's aid.
ne Is inclined sometimes fesr ~
D.. mink my boyhoOd was misapsufI
But i still come In handv hers. ii reof
the bills and pay the rent.
Chicago Record Herald
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-29
BREED THEATER.

A supeSb bill of all high grade pic
lures is to be seen at the Breed today
and everyone attending is assured of q
picture programme that will satisfy
even the most exaeting tastes. The
feature picture is entitled Orphans of
the Plains, and tells thrilling story
amid glorious scenery. There is a
spectacular stage coach holdup, and
one Of the two survivors, a little girl,
waDders away for safety, and is dis
covered by the son of an Indian chief,
who takes her to his tepee. The other
survivor steals away TO notify the
cowboys, who come in great numbers
TO repel the redskins. and the first
party seen is the father of the little
hoy who has saved the girl. The chief
and sqIaw are promptly KILLED for re-
venge. and the little orphans are left
10 shift for themselves
The Bfograph story entitled His Les
pon is another of those fine dramas
whose powerful moral leaves q lasting
Impression upon all who see it.
An excellent industrial picture,
Flendtd comedy and an Edison pro-
Mction, The Bank Presidents Son,
Acmpietes the bill, which with the IL
etfrated songs thoroughly pleases all.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-29
HAVE YOU TRIED PAXTlNE
The Great Toilet Gern1ioide?

You don't have to gay soc or S1.0O a
pint for listerisl antiseptics or per-
oxide. You can make Is pints of a
more cleansing, germicidal, healing
and deodorizing antiseptic solution
with one Csc box of Paxtine-a solu-
Bile antiseptic powder, obuainable at
any drug store.
Paxtins destroys germs that cause
disease, decay and odors-that is why
it is the best mouth wash and gar
gle, and why it purifies the breath,
cleaEses ana preserves the teeth bet
ter than ordinary dantifrices. and IN
sponge bathing it completely eradi
Gates perspiration and ohher disagree
ahle body doors. Every dainty wom-
an appreciates this and its many other
toiIet and hygiene uses.
Paxtipe is splendid for sore throat
inflamed eyes and to purify mouth
and breath after smoking. You can
get Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic at any
drug store, price 25c aRd soc, or by
mail postpaid from The Paxtine TOT
let Co, Boston Mass, who will send
you free sample if you would ika
to try 1t before buying.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-29
MONDAY AT THE AUDITORIUM.

A strong bill of vaudeville and mo-
Gon pictures viii be presented at this
heater the first half of next week, and
EiH be headed by the Marfmba Trio
for the vaudeville part of the pro-
STamme, and A Soldiers Honor, a 1O1
Bison two reel feature win head the
picture programme Little need be
Baid about the 101 Bison features, as
hearty everyone has seen some one Of
the series, each picture Of which
speaks for itself
The Marfmba Trio will introduce a
neat musical offering which win con-
Bist Of the playing Of several different
instruments in a manner which will
vhow long, hard practice. Pauline
Barry, an attractive singing come
aienne, will also be on next weeks bill
Ind will introduce several catchy
longs and neat costume changes.
Faudeville's greatest equilibGists, the
Specter Brothers, will round out this
we'll balanced show in A No. l. shape
There will be other pictures, also
Including The Little Shut-In Than
hauser comedy reel.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-29
WANTED.

TEN DOLLAR NOTE FOR "A FLYER
will carry 20 word classified Ad into
a million homes one time (any day) in
entire list: