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WEST smE-Below Tooth street.
WEST sIDE-Above lOoth Street.

So JO-i12TH ST, 257 WEsT-Neat single
room; brass bed; all convenience. BIXBY.
So 75.-IO4TH ST. s. WEsT.--oUTSIDE
sunny ROOM; TWO FLIGHTS; SINGLE
ROOM; LADIES. BAILIE. -
S4-sS-1OlsT ST.. 2O5 wEsT-FURNIsHED
ROOMS. SINGLE. DOUBLE; ELECTRlG-
ITY, GAS; MAID SERVICE AND TELE-
KITCHENS on EVERY FLOOR. THE LUD-
INGTON. PHONE 1893 RIVERSIDE. -.
10TH ST., GA WEST. HANDSOME, LARGE
FRONT ROOM: NEAR BATH; MEDIUM
SIZED ROOM: RUNNING WATER; HOME
COMFORTS; REASONABLE. GARDNER:
lO5TH ST, 23o WEST. TWO CONNECTING
FRONT ROOMS; SUBWAY. a.; REFER
ENCES. FRtSEEE.
10TH ST. 2}s WEST RAYMORE COURT.
APAPTME:ST 2.--NEWLY, NICELY FUR,
NISHFD ROOMS: PRIVATE FAMILY: ALL
CoNVENIENCEs: no CHILDREN OK DOGS.
ll6TH ST near Riverside and subwayl:oo,,
Large front room; gentlemen. Phone 1910
Morningside. Apartment %. --
Path ST, 534 WEST-Large. small rooms;
all conveniences; bath; telephone elevators
reasonable. COOK. ---
1o9TH ST, FAC WEsT.-Two Independent
rooms; kitchenette; elevators; private
family: references. Apartment 50.
EAST sIDE--Above Tooth Street.
s5-1oeTH ST. 81 wEsT-HANDso,MsEE
LARGE FRONT ROOM; ADJOINING
BACK PARLOR $3.50; TELEPHONE
KALLAGE. --
IO4TH ST, SO WEsT.-second floor front
room: near Ia table guests; telephone
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

18th sT..ss. I75 It W OF ID ave, 5Oxl0o 3:
Hontrose Realty, co ioans Maze Realty Co
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE
CARPET CLEANING.

SFW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest, Largest, Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
Prices Reasonable. Send for Circular.
Tel 1902 -4693 Bryant. 43T-430 West 10th 81
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co.-CleLns
by compressed air. steam, hand or on moor.
1883 broadway. 42i East 4sth ST. COE q
BRANDT. Tel. 132-3sth.
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EXCURSIONS.

C.IJFQPNIA-Winter Tours leave fire.
ouentlv November to March. Booklets.
RAYMOND Whltcamb Co., 225 9Th Ave-. y. Y
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

ANTIQUE WATCHEs.--The widow OF well
known virtuoso wishes to sell the collection
he made OF hne antique watches, gold, gold
repousse and French gold enamel; many men.
toned in well known book on watches and
instance. The studs, Is SaclSye Ct. Picca-
dilly London. England.
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
SIR: II YOU desire the services Of young
man (2l), with four years office experience
I'm various capacities who is rehned. ambitious,
willing please address l. NJ. o., Tribune o.
flee.
Female
COMPANION ATTENDANT.-You woman,
educated, musical, companion 10 elderly
semi-invalid lady living in Stamford or
Greenwich: references. Address L. ". Box
Az, Danelson, Conn.
MISREPRESENTATION, lately arrived, teaches
plano. German; excellent references: city
or country. G.. Miss FitZgerald's Bureau
sos Jth ave. entrance I2d at.
NURSERY GOVERNESS - English; three
years reference from last employer; VIII
take entire charge OF one or two chlIdreh'
teaches elementary French. German, music
r.. Miss TItzGerald's Bureau, SOB 9th ave,
Iol 81
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FOR SALE.

TWO FINE MOOSE HEADs.-Antlers large
spread. prices reasonable J. E. Suffer- III
Maiden Lana
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
HELP WANTED

SELECT HELP an nationalities. supplied
short nc references Investigated. 53TO
Harlem - West i3Is' st
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/ NIDB $50 OOC IN dive wears WITH a small
mail order business: began with 80: send Tor
fee booklet; tells how Heacock. 1055. Lock-
port. n. Y. "
AGENTS.-Start earning SIS day; easy, prof
table fall work: new leader Sample free.
Write to-day. An Interesting proposition
James n. Mills. 2257 9Th ave. Pittsburgh, Pa
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

N''''' "0'1e ana address OF grantee and at
, ;orney)
'' cent unless otherwise stated.
OCTQprrp On
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TYpEWRITING AND TYPEwRlTERs
TIM & TABLES.

VICTOR VISIBLE, 10 Nassau st Cataihgus
free; all makes taken part payment bargains
IN I,nderwnods Hemlpgtons. divers Smiths.
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SSM TAKING.

NINE MARIE,
HEAD WOMAN IN HIGH CLASS DRES
MAKING ESTABLISHMENT, WISHES
MORE PRIVATE CUSTOMERS. APPOINT
NENTS MADE BY PHONE AT COLUMBuS
gSSa MODELS TO SELECT FROM DE-
RECT FROM PARIS. EXCLUSIVE TRADE
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Male.
ADVERTISING SOLICITOR - YOUNG
MAN. FOR LOG NJ NEWSPAPER,
LEADS FURNISHED; LIBERAL COM
MISSION BASIS; CHANCE FOR AID
NANCEMENT. ROOM 800. TRIBUNE
BUILDING.
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A Mcclellan: $4,000 attorneys, Dennis
Buh eT. 40 Nassau ST.
CPD ST s. 200 # e OF Amsterdam ave, 20x
1908. Nov S. 1909 Peter and Elizabeth
Aliesch to Olga Miller: $500; attorneys
steiner a. T., 800 Broadway
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ATTRACTIVE GOWNS. copy from French
book: chic Partisan. your own material
from So up; estimates given; very reason
able. Evening gowns our specially Gowns
reu1odeled equal 10 new. MINES. hERRETT
q VALDEs. 1903 West ll7th St Tel $3.50
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-05-17
The RESOURCES
OF TUCUMCARI
Continued from page y

duccd to help pay for the land; they
take half VI the product they make in
alfalfa. in stock, iu chickens, etc to
help pay tor the land. They are no,
only doing good for themselves, hu' they
are helping other people, aud they are
settling their property with the finest
elias, of people Co Ice found \ class Of
people who come ia to squat upon
land, they are NOT always the best type
Of person 60 build mp q country There
D, always in q new country three CLASSES
Of people: The man who blaze, Oh"
way uu' brrom,, tine %",puattcr 10 hr
gets tired before he proves mp. and
SELLS ont Go q second man, and Chi. 81,
the spr.u'J.or. The .po.u'a'oy buy. 'Nc
land, ru,, un ,omo improvements. and
sells .ut t1 'hc third man, aud 'hc
third wln is tuo man who make, 'hr
country lie romp, 'o stay permanently
20 improve ,Hr land and 'nr .umuuu
ity .nc ,lt,.and is the man who
mu.r, rr, '~Ilo',.u what - u.s.
Now. with 'u, dam project horo-,
won uuI 900 u. gr Thousand ,rrr, uiy-
Irr.ga'. au. ,u' ur .r small iurm. rf 'on
2. twenty acres. ,uu v.H hI immediate.
rs ,u tuc r,.y best elias, ui citizenship
'uo' v % make T...m.nu permanent
...
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tIiUu U more with which 60 buy another
'cam. ~ the same time earning his lis,
ING. paving lo,tor biIl, and kccrino
hi. LITTLE children. "" never could 10
if. \ collection wa; taken up ai q
meeting there aud five huuIr,i dollar,
raised d q few minutes for this man 10
buy another team with. Each man put
in q little; each bore 70 little bit of the
burden. That b, M" ,pirt' ~ mutual
~h"lrfulur,s. that + the spiri' that helps
the fellow who is down aud ont.
Ano'hrr thing. In order 10 make
'hl' great business go, We nccd every
blessed man ~ tbs Town u" get IN the
hHud wagon ana y" say am IN ~
I'lh ~ 'N''NIa>''nI'N i'I" ~. Ih"r"
- one d'N ~ 'h' N'AI Wh"n u woman
'''"N less ana 'h"' J. me shortest d'V.
'h'' = me way we want =" aux about
ms P'"l'''' '''N w. '"" '""h'IE iaIh
II. \ """''h WIS ''N'' "h' ''N u
SUE ''"' '"I' N'''''' No. ! never i''
N''i''S !" n"' wv" classes 'i people
ne ''''' ''""'' 'h"' ASK ~" ana those
'h'' q" h"' '>N m'
'"">' ''' '"' '''H '''>''' we "hhi
y" '''' u" w." y va" N""N va" can II"
"""'' '' Nv p"'"p "'' anu ''INlhH
~" wv '"N I'"''''. '""' ; "h"' ! "W
'"'"G '"''' I'"I''>' ]" ''Ih uh'Il
: E'' '"' w '"' '"""' ''''N "'F' !
An g"IhH To nave N"Ih'l mug 20 NHN 10
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lrn- into this community. YOU have gu0
10 have something for them iu do. IN
Eve ar sl> vcul. ihi. can lee q rI'v 81
six to ten Thousand people. II YOU have"
the goods 10 unrI You have not only
inst about done your lo. hut there viii
be- u little falling ~. Won will have
To face that proposition rs commercial
men in y few months Now Won are
right square against this PROPOSITION
J., j.. imperative that YOU act likr io
the old rolorcd man who went IN ani
'oli the Judge about q Jack rabbit
climbing q tree.
why. Nose. lack rabbits do not
climb trees, said the Judge.
eyes. sir, hut this rabbit did; 'ht,
Iack rabbit was lust naturally obliged
'o climb q Tree, aud he went right an
up"
! believe YOU are right against that
proposition now you are bound to do
something. Would il, not he u shame,
gentlemen. to- LEI 'his opportunity pass,
and vuur town shrink owayi So many
unused opportunities Wing within our
reach u would Toe positive sls Tor
Won 70 20" YOUR hands against v"u'
breasts and do nothing 20 grasp this
opportunity ~ making rucumcari q
prosperous rl'N. ia" law ot disus" gov
"rns everything; Il ~ IN" law ~ abuse
" YOU d" not -" your eyes, your hands
nov WI he'"m' useless. You can 49,"
'h" same law IN The great financial
world Opportunities ION" 10 mon, q"
individuals q" communities ana when
'h'' "'" abused are passed Nv These "n
~r'''Nh''l"~ '""H' 20 pass forever
Ii"' 'h' hI'h' h'h IN 'h' Mh'n'I"''
'h'' 10 N'hiO'NN Ih"N nave h''h 100
mo ''fN 80 l"hs "u' maze no use OF
'h"'r "''"' '"'' 'h"' nav" become h'Ihd
Nre you gong J." use thl' grand oPr"r
'""'N '''' presents HNe'' Z" F"" no" ]
or ar" Won gong I" pass u by
Another suggestion hr q booN'"f
ANYBODY can be a ticker what i one
'h'"S t"a' - n"IdIng your town ha'N'
Nh"" ! 90 :" town. ana 'hey sa''NtF
me- ! always Try u" u" their friend an"
a booster. ] WIZ champion any good
~lfol''' on "'''h 'ha' LOOKS good lha'
VIII h"IP max" ~" country q better
country. \ good "It|/"n has no tim" 10
N''" ANYBODY IAN be- a ~hi'g'un''"d
"r' i""' ''a' VIII 49, nothing hn' grow.
mere was sac" 'n oIl pr"wlei IN North
= aroma; e~'''''h'ng good ana bad h"
rowe ~. u" would hI'h ana Snar'
'aN IN ana daN "n'. Ih"te was al" ~
me an" "~"iGhh"rh""d an "Id Ihdv' 4"
poor OH adv ""' on" VIII" was never
o'"r' '" say anH'"'"p bad about any
'"'' or awning; h"r on" ri'aNnr" was
an ola con r'r"' wh''" IN" smoked con
'inn"n'IH til" old GROWER died. and h"
was 80 mn"h dlNlit"d that no on" could
he '""hH :" preach MS tuh"taI; the reg
NAV preacher h"H 2 Sndd"n "aII 10 an
'h"I ~" 'shh"fh""d' =" 'h"f called On
~" '"l woman ," IL" 'h" Job ana gain
"f'd around 70 near what she would
say !" 'he deceased taV"r. she walk
" slowly ar"nn' ~" BODY ana 'n"n
'aid;
.' VIZ WIZ i'"'''"'
~ '''' NV w" ""F"'
,
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A hot 10. nN. uu.N q
.tu ,.L. ,. ,..
IAN i.,, ,L.,.. h,,u. 49,,
a.. I'll. - a., -.
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,., ir ,,,
rn.
r,,,.j I'm, sn.n, sor, 60 -. 80.
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,,m.
rn., en-, ,b.n,. ,L,, ..
.t.r4 r,.,.,i ~ 49,.
"a do j. 20 s., OH , l,,yer ba,i. than
We are ,t present Their. arc mnuv
,hipy, Won rropIc rould do 10 mako mi.
, r]IorIon, town On. ,bing Won need
q, , good mora atmosphere. AIw,ss
..,,t zoos rroi-,t and G,d will h.
on you, side. Ts.re j. another thing
, Won ,pu do, you IAN hid for the nav
Normal school have heard something
from the 30, de jiara ! have always
',surJoued eyetN good hing; challeng.
eel everything bad You will have TO
hr,'Ir yourselves, gentlemen. II you
want 200 get tuat Normal School II
= man j.. willing 20 eat humble pie 10.
da' 100 order 20 get rorterhouse toinor.
lo", ne - = wise man. You iced q
good Y " e. A 10 thlN community.
ind men lu this city now who will fur
nIsh YOU frrs iaud on which % put IT
The best advertisement Won will have.
= that v"u are ioonug at'ef Young man.
hood. aud dfter the elevation ~ the
boys ~ 'h', community.
There srr 20 many other Things
m.gA, ra'h sIou, but. gentlemen. a.,
no, fvryr, that story Of tue doy in the
mauprr. 10 uni We, the ,d.a ma, be
rsl>e tue proposition originated in the
mind. Of 4 few u,rn mere that YOU are
NOT going ~ yet sus benefit out Of II.
ru,v ,arua' bereh' 'nem.el,e "a any
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million aud was buying it. would not
give ycu ~ for 1t. without fhc prospects
ct getting water Ia the near future
However. | should say a. 80 would hc q
far estimate at the value Of 'hai land
IS 10 now j.. There J., u poSs!bilii, ct
that laud raising 80 $500 per acre II
will figure but s.. 80 per acre II YOU de-
sire 80 sell H., without the possibility of
water. We will, however. give YOU the
benitit IT the doubt and figure 1T 81 per
a,lc one hundred aud siNty acre, i,
worth $500 suppose YOU throw water
on 10, put q flow Of water over 1t that
WI make il pos,t BILE for the owu"r to
tslsc alfalfa COWS, hogs, chickens your
i1uI then Jumps immediately io $500
per acre Had YOU not rather have ~
acres worth $500 per acre than loo
worth 50 The ~ acres ~ 5000 amounts
TO $4,000 And your present holding,
are only worth uvc or eight hundred
dollars for q whole quarter section Bv
holding back 30 acres and turning the
~ urr 10 acres over absolutely free
would make Won worth $4,000. Which
j. 'ur best lIoli on To 1850 acres aud
keep II until J die, or 90 go work aud
hrIr make this irrigation project prar't
cable and help maze furumrsrr grow 20
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-07
FEEL RIGHT
ALL THE TIME
Liver Ruin Your Temper and
Spoil Your Work.

II your liver doesn't behave right all
the time-if it sometimes stops work
ing and you become bilious and
"headachy take calomel but try
Dodsons Liver Tone
You are safe in taking Dodson's Liv-
er Tone. It's a harmless, pleasant
vegetable remedy that starts the liver
without stirring up your whole system
as calomel often does, 1t is especially
good for children who need liver
tonic once in a while, but who should
not be dosed with strong drugs.
Dodsons Liver Tone is sold by all
druggists. They guarantee it with a
clean open and shut guarantee-your
money back with smile II 1t fails TO
satisfy you. Price. 80 cents a bottle,
and your money is as safe as If you
had it in your pocket. If you need the
medicine you need it badly-if it doesn't
satisfy you-your money back. Buy a
bottle from any Atlanta druggist to-
day under this guarantee. (Advt.)
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-07
ATLANT AN
FIGHTING REBELS
]. W. Head Writes That Put
ting Down a Nicaraguan
Revolt Is No Picnic.

cantral American warfare long has
been the subject of satire of humorous
writer's. comic opera, libbretists. and
tokesriths in general But It's no jest,
occordins to J. w. Head, an Atlanta
hoy now in the United States marine
corns who for several months has been
in NicarauGa endeavoring to preserve
mace with the aid of machine guns.
The Young sea soldier has written MS
father. o. r Head, a thrilling account
of his experiences and from his recital
there ia little Of the opera buffe to the
lighting that has been going on IN
Central America recently.
"I thought / was going to have g. pic
mic" he writes, but after the dead ano
wounded commenced to come In 1t was
nretty strenuous here, and the worS'
of IT was the uncertainty of the thing
You didn't know what time one OF those
stray bullets would hunt you out.
aThey have a kind of wierd sound
not pleasant to hear, when they go
whistling by. The federals have for'
next to our camp. where they USED 70
shoot the prisoners and they would al
cays celebrate the event by yelling and
shouting.
THE women fight here, togo 70
war along with the men, some OF them
CARRYING young babies. The boys shoui-
der a rife when they get about 10 OF
10 years old. They have so many rev.
olutions here that they are practically
raised in the battlefields. But even al
that. we have shown them few things
about fightings We have some brave
officers in this outfit, especially Major
Butler. At the battle of Mayaya, the
only gun that was doing any harm was
a. machine gun. They had it trained
across an open space, and were now
ing down every man that showed up on
It. But 1t had only fred about fifteen
shots when lucky shot from outside
damned the breech and put it out OF
commission. 1t saved the lives of LOT
Of our boys"
Head gives a glowing account of the
agricultural advantages Of the country
especially for corn culture, but he closes
with a wish to see Georgia's red hills
az soon as possible
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-07
More Of those Raincoats at S2.98

Glad to announce this shipment for these coats
have been hard Tan with plaid lining storm collar
strapped sleeves All sizes, only $29S.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-07
EMMA BUNTING SCORES
SUCCESS AT FORSYTH
MISS 5EULAH POINTER is
COMING TO THE LYRIC

The attraction at the Lyric Theater
November Is will be Miss Beulah Poyn-
ter in her latest success "A Kentucky
Romance"
1t tells a pretty story of the South
develops an interesting plot of an art
less girl who falls in love with and sec
retely marries the son Of a proud
widow
Miss Poynter has seldom, IL ever ap-
peared to better advantage than she
does as the lovable little sprite of the
Sunny South.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-07
KILLS MAN SISTER WED
AGAINST HIS WISHES

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. Near
Tyrona, KY, Richard Freeman, who had
objected to John Harlow marrying his
sister, went to their home and shot
Harlow to death. He fired on Mrs.
Harlow, but missed her.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-07
HERBS AND ROOTS AFIRE,
CALL OUT DEPARTMENT

Herbs and roots used in making medi-
cine caught fire this morning at $40
o'clock in the place of the j. T. Dodson
Medicine Company, at 17s Edgewood ave-
nue., but were quickly extinguished by
the engines from fire station No. 2, on
North Pryor street The damage was
small The medicine was being heated
and paper holding 1t caught fire.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-07
mick" Longworth
Is Defeated

CINCINNATI OHIO, Nov. 7.-Ac-
cording to complete unofficial returns
Stanley Bowdell, Democrat, has defeat
ed Nicholas Longworth, Republican.
son-inlaw of Theodore Roosevelt. for
congress.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-07
$1.25 Cotton Comforts csc

Silkoine covered Comforts filled with soft fluffy white
carded cotton; absolutely clean sanitary Tued or
stitched styles Light medium and dark colors size
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-07
$3.50 Soiled Blankets ST.

Wool nap cotton Blankets
with colored jacquard borders
&C CHAMBRAY SC.
Mill lengths to 20 yards Of
blue. tan, gray or red solid
color chambrays. Perfect
DieceS
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-07
ATTENTION! RED MEM!

All members of the Red Mems Drum
Corps are hereby ordered to report AT
the hall, Sc Central avenue. on Friday.
November s, at o'clock p. NJ. for duty
with the Kirmess parade. All Red Men
of the City are cordially invited to be
present and participate
BY order Of
j. NJ. WILSON, Drum Major.
W. u. SMITH, Secretary.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-07
SOCIETY DROPS BUNNY"
, WILL "THREAD NEEDLES"

NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-Society will
drop the Bunny Hug" and Grizzly
Bear tonight at the Great North
Country Hills club. Members OF the
400 are to have a Needle Threading
Contest"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-07
AT THE THEATERS
AFRICAN HUNT PICTURES
SHOWN AT ATLANTA

AFRICAN HUNT PIGT ORES
SHOWN AT ATLANTA
The notable Paul Rainey hunt pictures
will be at the Atlanta for the remaining
days of the week, with daily matinees at
3 o'clock. These pictures are the most
wonderful creations ever shown on a
screen and are given in connection with
a 2h hour lecture by Reginald Car
rington. They are pronounced by leading
Atlantans as more worth seeing than any
theatrical offerings Of the year and hun
dreds will pack the theater de luxe dur
ing the engagement here. The scenes IN
Africa are given as never before and thrill
after thrill is graphically described as
shown on the screen. Educators, public
lists and editors unite in urging all At
lanta to see the hunt. Matinees viii be
given daily at 8 o'clock beginning this aft
srnoon, this in order to permit school
children to see the pictures and hear the
lectures.
miss NOBODY FROM sTARLAND"
IS COMING TO ATLANTA
This morning seats were placed on sale
ut the Atlanta for the engagemenc OF
Miss Nobody From Starland," which is
% ES. MSgdrg a ana rus Mss
Vail is coming back to Atlanta in this
- musical melange and is bringing com
pany Of 50 singers, dancers and comedians
with her who have been greeted with
praise in all the Southern cities. Many
unique novelties are introduced into the
movement of the. production and some
doing every minute tho curtain is up.
CROWDS CONTINUE TO
SEE BILL At GRAND
The vaudeville bill this week at the
Grand suits the regulars perfectly, and
II there should be any one in Atlanta
who has not felt the flush Of the fever,
this is q good week to get the habit.
Every act Is a splendid success. There
is novelty, comedy and originality. Bert
F4tzgibbon is the biggest laugh winner,
champion of all laugh makers. Bert Les
lie, the king of slang, has won big hit.
and the personal charm and grace Of
dainty Laura 0uerite has been real
The bill for the coming week will have
q distinguished headliner in Henry E.
Dixie, the famous legitimate comedian.
season, and his tour will include every
important city in the country. He will
offer the most unique act in vaudeville,
and there will be six other big acts to
help make the show winner.
EMMA BUNTING SCORES
SUCCESS AT FORSYTH
Leah Kleshna," az played by little
Emma Bunting and her company at the
Forsyth, is the best presentation any stock
lants- The piece is of intense interest
from the beginning to the close. 1t Is
being handled just as If the organization
has been USING It for 1T toq fit. ro,
sclipsed her best efforts. The support
ing cast could not be better. It is strong
enough for higher prices and gives all
the players good chances. George Whita-
ker, Leopold Lane and others have come
to the front with a tremendous rush that
means great success.
For next week the bill Will be Mar
guerite Clsrk's success, THE Wishing
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Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Gladeshoro, Va. November So.-Hev.
Isaac Webb. who was an omcsr In the
Southern army during the War Be-
tween the States, invited al the Con-
federate veterans to . big celebra-
ton and dinner to celebrate the seven
ty-ninth anniversary OF his age,
A ]. Meredith and family have re-
turned from Barren Springs. Va, whore
they were visiting relatives ana
friends
Wilhpru Dfcksrson has returned
home from West Virginia. where he
has been employed for ssverel years.
J. A. Semcnes Is visiting relatives In
Floyd and Shooting Creek
Elder W. L UT. OF Fancy Gag. was
. visitor here . few days ago.
Shelton and Lambert. OF Westfeld.
N. c., are here visiting relatives.
Kelsy Nester. Of West Virgins, IL
visiting his people here.