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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-03
"Three Twins"

Brimful of charming novelties in scenic effect, possessed of much mel ody, charmingly costumed and with a splendid singing chorus "Three Twins is to be presented at the Elks. Theater next Friday, March 8. for all engagement of one night. It is fun ny, very bright and cleverly con- structed. The comedy is snappy and lively and is splerdidly done, Harrison Garrett having the burden of the piece on his shoulders and carrying it admirably. He is a natural com edian and he works easily and grace. fully. The plot of the piece is ludi- crous and deals with the theme of mis- taken identity through similarity i'll looks. It naturally permits of end less opportunity for confusing and amusing complications ahd they are entertainingly worked up.
 Miss Frederick Going in her Yama Yama song is assisted by large chorus, whose good locks and shape Illness have gained for them the dis tinction of being the premier chorus of the season. The satires on the fu- ture of women's hats are very anus ing and along with these distinct no- velties and many others, there is some real pretty music which is un.- usually well sung. The whole piece possesses charm and merit in every instant of ia Bright, new and fresh in every detail, it is a welcomed re- lief from the stereotyped musical comedy that is so often foisted on the dear public.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-03

lures of Polly of the Circus" is { trained horse called 'Bingo," a thor oughbred Arabian animal that was brought to this country by l5a-nuEl and Bailey's Circus and afterwards sold to the New York Hippodrome when Frederic Thompson was the managing director. During the sum- mer months Bingo is one of the fea- lures of that amusement place, Luna Park, Coney Island, New York City. Miss Ida St. Leon and Bingo are great friends. That little actress, says that her horse "can do almost anything but talk
 The St. Leon family is one of the big features, with clowns, acrobats. bareback riders and ringmasters. Miss Elsie St. Leon, the greate:t bare back rider in the world, does stunts from the back of horse that are un heard of, and to think of it, all on d stage of a theater.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-03
This Weeks Attractions at the E1l<s
"BilIy Clifford"


 Brimful of new faces, new songs, new costumes, new dances and new music Billy Cliff 2rd will open an en- gaeament at the Elks Theater on Monday, March 4 for one perform ance in his eminently successful mu.- sical feast, "The Girl, The Man and the Game.
 Although Billy calls his latest effort q musical feast, it has been cGten termed "a delicious musical desert Of dainty delicacies' and proved td be very acceptable offering last season from Coast to Coast.
 Not enlirely satisfied with his cast of last season MT. Clifford at the close of the seasdn immediately has, tened to New York to obtain a prima donna role secured no less famols parsonage than Miss Ida May, whose vocal ability of great merit, combined with a fascinating stage presence, have made for her an enviable reputa- tici,. For the soubrette role Billy was also very fortunate to secure the ser vices of Petite Mae Collins, very clever little Titan haired actress of the type of Marguerite Clarke, and who scored a great success the past year in several New York product ions the last of which was alternat- ing in the title role of the Pink iLad;7. These two clever artists are a great improvement in the cast of last lea son.
 The play in itself is irresistabiy funny and while it would be an ac- ceptable offering as straight farc2, Billy has added to it sixteen catchy songs fri-m the pens of the bet composers of light airy music which are programmed as musical interrup- ton and are very acceptably rendered by the various members of the cas- ably assisted by the same number Of chorus girls who can sing, dance and aye beautiful visions of feminine loveliness.
 The comedy serves MT. Clifford well, enabling him to be seen at his besi As Charlie Pointer, the young man with sportive habits and rich un- cle, he has plenty of opportunities to display his abilities to excellent ad- vantages.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-03
ssPOlIy of the Circus.'

In the company appearing in Fred eric Thompson's Polly of the tc.r- cus," with pretty Miss Ida St. Leon in the title role, which comes to the Elks Theater on Monday, Nal oh II are. in addition to a score or more of we'll known actors, number of cir GUS acts which contribute mot a little to the success of the play.
 The big third act sawdust scene rep resents a three ring circus in actual operation-one of the most realistic stage pcitures ever shown on stage of a theater. Among the many fea-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-03

William Hodge, in the role of Daa
 iel Vorhees Pike, attorney at law, from Kokomo, Ina, gives all imper- sonation that approaches stage classic. It is bit of flesh and blood acting that endears itself with all of everybody. Helen Harvest, Lenora von Ottinger, Ida Vernon, Echlin Gayer, Herbert Mckenzie, Ar thur Bell, c. E, Felter, Anthony Ash CT and A. Montegriffo are the prinoi. pal members of the supporting cast.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-03

You are cordially invited to visit our store and look over the large line of beautiful and artistic jewelry for Spring and Summer display. No ob- ligation to buy It's a pleasure to show you the goods and prices will speak for themselves. A. G. Kahn & Co.,, Jewellers, 412 Main Street. tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-03
EIks' Vaudeville.

Beginning Monday, March IS, the Elks Theater will follow the policy of giving to the people of Pine Bluff a first class vaudeville playhouse and a show of merit that will please the most fastidious. The performance will consist of three acts of vaudeville and three reels of pictures, changing the pictures daily and the, vaudeville on Mondays and Thursdays.
 In opening the Elks as vaudeville house Manager Hill has not spared money, but has placed fire proof PCtwers' motion picture machine, en- closed in fire proof booth, built Iac- cording to specification furnished by the insurance department of the Cot ton Belt Savings & Trust Co.,, also a fire prodf picture screen.
 In connection with the regular staff of the Elks Theater Shorty Levine will be on hand to meet his long time friends, and his face at the door will make you feel at home before entering the grand old place Mdses McCord, Miss Irma Ragan and Clyde Vowell will still be on hand to serve all pat Ions and with the other atta2Ihes of the house will be yours to please.
 The bill for the first week will be announced later also the personnel of the orchestra. Watch for our adver- tisement that will appear in this pa per some time in the near future, and we will at all times try and tell tlhe public through these columns what they can expect at the Elks. The prices for the coming season are: Matinees, 10c; night, 15c.
 -Ordo. vnuy. hodoo Y,,,ndcorv ctOnly
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-03
William Hodge in "The Man From
 HOme."

William Hodge comes to the Elks Theater Thursday, March 2 in the Booth Tarkington-Harr Leon Wilson comedy "The Man Froim Home,'' and a sthis play is one of the best that has been presented on the local stage fer a decade the engagement ought to prove another ovation for Mir. Hodge and his associate players.
 The curtain rises upon a scene in Soirrento, where Horace Granger Simpson and his sister, Ethel of Ko- komo, Ind are staying with a num- Der of English acquaintances, who are united in plot to capture the Granger Simpson millions by marry ing the two guileless young Anglo castle is to marry Miss Granger Simpsoh and get settlement of $780, 900, and the somewhat, shady Com Jesse de Champigny, a close friend of the insolvent Earl of Newcastle, is to marry her brother, and get the rest of the fortune.
 Daniel Vorhees Pike, the role play ed by MT. Hodge, is an Indianan, who suggests the George Ade types Pik9 leaves Kdkomio and sets sail for Sor- rento to save his ward from mar riage with the son of the English ad venturer. After his arrival, conyic ton that the Indiana innocents are being victimized grows into a cer- tainty. There devolves upon him the duty of exposing the adventurers to his wards, both of whom are willing to sacrifice their last penny to marry into aristocratic families. A Russian fugitive happens to make the hotel at which Pike and the others are staying haven of refuge, and Pike agrees to shelter him, calling to his aid a Russian Grand Duke, who is travelling discovers the presence of the Rus. sian, and in an effort to force Pike to make the settlement threatens the American with exposure and impris- onment. By chance the Indiana law yer learns that the Countesse de Champigny was the faithless wife of the fugitive and that Newcastle Was her confederate in the robbery that resulted in his being sent to Siberia. The former convict is brought into tho htItel and is recognized by his wife and Newcastle in the presence of Miss Granger-Simpson and her brother. The girl heroically declares that the sins of the father were not those of the man she has promised to marry and that is her duty to carry out her promise.
 ''Your father and mother were both frcm Missouri?' asks MT. Pike, and the curtain falls on the act.
 In the final act Miss. Granger Simpson maintains her position and her guardian finally consents to the marriage, but at last she realizes her mistake and the final curtain falls upon the intimtion that she has be- gun to look kindly upon Pike.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-03

State of Arkansas to Charles Berry donation deed E 1-2, SEE IA, sec 26, 9,
 Pinchback Taylor to Na1cy c. John son, warranty deed, lots and : block 27, Austin ,and Taylor's addi- tion, $5000O.
 c. E. O'Neal to w. H Harvey, war.
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ranty decd, 1Hs 1, and 3, block 19 Park View Addition, $10.00
Nineteen Miles q Second

is the awful speed of our earth through space. We wonder at such ea2e of natures movement, and so do those who take Dr. Kings New Life Pills. No gripping, no distr ss, just thorough work that brings good healtn and fine feelings. 25c at all druggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-03

Order your hedge nursery stock, rose bushes or whatever else you may need in the nursery line now-Orr Nursery Go. Phone 1915. 2 27 Ct
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-26
BROOKS ISSUES BULLETIN.
spee,al Nuese, Serv,es.


 WASHINGTON. Nov. 24.-w. II Brooks. member of the governmen, railroad commission which recent, visited Alaska. has Issued a bulletin on Alaska's mineral resources. In this work he has entered most exhaustive ly into the various phases of the ques tion and it's application to all the great divisions of the territory. Mir. Brooks is said to be entirely in favor of the construction of government railroads and the operation of mines by the government in Alaska. but the real opinion of the members of the com mission will not be known. probably, before the making of the official re- port.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-26
MOVING PICTURES OF ..
 AURORA BoREALlS

A new camera for photographinG the aurora borealis has just been con structed for Prof. Carl Stormer, of the Christiania. Norway. university The apparatus will be used to meas ure the relative brightness of the northern lights at different periods and to enable q cinematograph reproduce ton of the phenomenon 10 be made afterward. The pictures are to be taken at night, and will, consequently require a long exposure. which will extend from two and a half to eight minutes each. It Is expected that the results will prove of the greatets scientific value.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-26
JAMES KILLED. Special Nvooet eervies.

ST. PAUL. Nov. 25.-Howard James and Samuel Plechnor. vice president and purchasing agent of the Great Northern railroad respectively, were killed yesterday when an automobile in which they were riding turned tur- tie At the time of the accident the car was travelling at quick rate. Something is said to have caused II to swerve suddenly and run into the ditch. It was turned completely over and both of it's occupants were pinned beneath. When taken out both men were found to be dead.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-26
RICH CHOCOLATES.

Toby has the most delightful eho esiatss. They are 0unthsr's ehoce latss. varsity chocolates, Victoria cho eelatss.
 hs also has the famous varsit Oittsr owssts . full line of which aT made frssh here every day.
 In addition to those delights hs ha lee crsam made from frssh ersam.
 For all that makss fife worth Twin. ss to ToeYs CANDY KITCHEN.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-26
BISHOP DEAD. Special Nuqost Service.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 23.-Bishop Hoffman of the Reformed Episcopal church. died here yesterday. His ill., ness had afflicted him for some time and his death had been long expected. He held a very prominent place in church circles.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-26
RAYNoR DEAD. Special Nuaast Service.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 25.-rsidor Raynor. United States senator. died here today of neuritis. He was born in Baltimore April II. 1850. In 1886 he first entered congress. He was a democrat in politics.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-26
COMMISSION
 NOW BUSY
INTERSTATE PEOPLE AFTER RAILROADS THAT GIVE
 REBATES.
Special Nugget Service.

PUEBLO. Nov. 25.-The Denver and Rio Grande and the Colorado Southern railroads have been indicted by the federal grand jury on the charge of re batting in the matter of fuel ship ments.
 Fifteen other companies, particular ly those engaged in the coal business, have also been indicted for accepting rebates and the trials are expected to result in the exposure of conditions which many had believed to have be- come extinct. The evidence against the companies is known to he of the most conclusive kind.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-26
MINING q DREDGING EDITION.

The Mining and Dreding Edition of the Nome Daily Nugget are on sale at Butler Mauro Co, Lomen Bros. and the Board of Trade. Price soc per copy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-26
THREE GAMES
 OF FOOTBALL
HARVARD, ARMY AND NAVY
 COME OUT viCTORS
Special Mug get Service

NEW YORK. Nov. 25.--In the foot navy and the army came out victors.
 Harvard beat Yale by 20 to 0 The Army beat Syracuae by 23 to and the Navy beat New York Union by SG to nil.
 All the games were well attended but the easy wins rather damped the enthusiasm.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-11

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ONE beautiful front room; brand new
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or iade ros - one Ui wy az n1d
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Furnished Rooms Wanted.

WANTED-By refined couple two or three
furnished rooms or apartment for house
keeping. Call Ivy 2466-L. 36-5-11
YOUNG married student wants one or
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within three or four blocks of Grady hos
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TWO or three furnished rooms for light
housekeeping by young couple; no chill
dren; good north side locality; reference
given and required private family pre-
ferredS Call Ivy $3.50. J. A. Moseley
1881
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ROBISON'S SPECIALS.

DINS w.
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furniture, ladies' desks, Norris chairs
music cabinets and other nice pieces Of
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Furnished or Unfurnished Houses
Wanted,


WANTED-An eight to twenty roomed
house, furnished on unfurnished. suit
able for rooming or boarding. L. NJ. care
Georgian. 11-8-28
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Furnished or Unfurnished Apart
menss For Rent.


FOR RENT FURNISHED apartment FIVE
rooms; fine location; on south side on
car line. Tor only $50 per month. Tn
furnished apartment. six rooms. well To-
Gated, ON car line has large front porch
ana nice sleeping porch for only S25 per
month. 'all Webster. Main sl06 day
$500 night Soi-SoS Fourth National Bank
building 1864
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Medical.


MRS. DR.. VIOLET MCMILLAN
DISEASES of women and children. 200
202 Hillyer Trust Bldg Bell phone Ivy
1913 g-2S-5S
DIR EpMONpSONS Tansy. Pennyrola
and Cotton Root Pulls safe and re-
liable treatment for painful and sup
pressed menstruatiou. irregularities and
similar distractions Trial box by mail,
soc. Frank Edmondson 4 Bro. manutac-
turing chemists. n North Broad street
Atlanta 1-1T-l4
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/ WANT a position with invalid lady or
as companion; experienced nurse; best
references. Phone Main 2975-J 46-7-Il
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PEACHTREE Inn.

THREE BATH ROOM SUITES,
SUITABLE FOR FAMILIES,
NOW OPEN, AND SEVERAL
SINGLE ROOMS; ST f A NJ
HEAT AND BELLBOY SERV-
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PEAN AND AMERICAN PLAN.
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Trunks, Bags and Suitcases.

RETAILED AND REPAIRED.
E,G n WHITEHALL
Nv y ~ LItIIII - STREET
PHONES Bell Main 1876. Atlanta 1854
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Blue Prints.
Sewing Machines.


WE RENT new machines with complete
set Of attachments for 50 per month;
also machines repaired; prompt delivery
Both ph ones 1893 Singer Sewing Ma
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Boarders Wanted.

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Matrimonial.

BACHELOR. 81, worth S52 goo. would
marry. r., Box 90. League, Toledo
Ohio. 2S-g-lt
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Stores For Rent.

BRICK STORE and six-room cottage adj
Joining. north side. good location G.
W. Hatcher, both phones A, 221 Grant
Bldg. 1Q-1S45
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Situations Wanted-FemaIe.


COLORED girl wants position afternoons
and all day Saturdays ana Sundays.
Matte Davis 40 Dover st. 97-9-1
POSITION WANTED by young lady Ste
nographer. Willing 10 start at moder-
ate salary Best references. Miss = L.,
3Ig Central avenue s6-9-11
WANTED Position by colored woman as
maid in office or store Address a. a.,
Box 20S, care Georgian. 65-q-l1
A COLOREp woman desires a position
rs cook or maid Address L. V. IL
Ialiaferro 1T, atlanta. 5l-9-1l
YOUNG lady desires any kind of u.-er-
noon work; have some experience in
office work, bookkeeping Atlanta phone
4la6 36-4-l1
YOUNG LADY, one and one half wears
hospital training and several years
private experience nursing wants work
a. once, would accept place as compan-
lou tu elderly people or couVaiescents
Address Nurse Box 2O2. care Georgian,
THpkpl Chilly experienced laiioress ana
uressnnkcr out b} the day Mrs " D.,
a. ftlIllIarU at
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