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The Marshall republican., 1912-05-17
ROCK

ed Gibson and family and Mrs.
Will Wisdom and daughter, Fran
ces. were shopping In Marshall on
Monday.
Mira Harry Ritter of Cooper was
a town visitor Tuesday.
Rev. pinnell ,ttenled the district
conference OF tha Methodist church
last week at Chamois, Mo.
Mrs. Sillie Mem han spent a
few days last week with relatives
in Cooper county.
Harold Turley and wife were
BLckwater visitors Thursday.
DR.. NJ. s. Mcclure and family
were shopping In Marshall last
Thursday.
Mrs. Lula Green and son, Elmer,
were town visitors Thursday az
ternoon.
Clark Thornton and wife, OF
Cooper, male the round trip In
their auto to Marshall Friday.
Ed Moehle OF Randolph, was
visiting relatives hers the iast
OF the week.
DIR. Connell Of Marshall came to
see Mrs. 8. q. Scott Saturday She
IL some better at this writing.
Mrs. j. 8. Hogge and son. Rich
ard, are visiting relatives this week
near Quincy, Ill.
Mrs. J. Reynolds and Miss Julia
Turkey OF Cooper wer, the dinner
guests Sunday OF Harold Turley.
Rev. d. L. Moritz preached Sun
day morning at the Evangelical
church.
Miss Ruth Shemwell returned to
Biickwatsr Moniay mor.iny eftsr
a few days visit with home folks.
The Marshall republican., 1912-05-17
OREARVILLE

Those from here who we're shop
ping In Slater Saturday were Ben
page, James Burns, Boon Stone,
Ola Farquer, Frank Allen, Julia
Neff, Leonia Whitlock and. Jim
Allen,
Misses Roberta and Lu'a soper
called on their uncle, Wat Allen,
Sunday afternoon.
MIRA Alma Wool AMI daughter
and sister, Miss Adell Dysart OF
Slater spent the day Wednesday,
with Oliver Neff and family.
MrA J. NJ. Colt anil daughter,
Addis, were shopping in Slater
Friday.
Allie Soper called on Miss Lee
Lawless Saturday night.
Lewts Garrett AMI daughter, Miss
Vivian passed through our berg
Saturday enroute to Slater.
Frank Allen spent the day Sum
day with James Neff.
Mi8 Dollie Roberts AMI father,
OF Camp Creek attended preaching
here Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1912-05-17
SALINE VALLEY

George Jacoby Of Wstanga, Okla
was here on a visit the latter part
Of last week.
Miss Pluline Freimonth Of Sla-
ter is visiting homefolks here at
present.
Mics Katie anil Gertrude Roett-
gen OF Osige county r visiting
friends and relatives here.
Martin Kent OF the Tucker cloth
ing Co. at Glasgow was among
his friends here Sunday.
Irwin Sheppard young farmer
AMI trader OF near Gillian has
rented part OF the Joseph Giger
farm here and will plant same in
corn.
Mrs Kali and daughters Misses
He.en AMI Else OF Glasgow were
guests OF Mrs. George Koch AMI
family Sunday.
Henry o.eniorff, will Reich,
Hugo Kess!er ana Harry Sellmey-
or attended the X. OF c. initiating
at Marshall Sunday evening.
Miss May strasburger returned
last week after spenIing several
weeks with friends In Chicago.
VIII Kali AMI Angus Moth OF
Glasgow were visitors Fat this
plice Sunday.
Mrs. Ben Hirroli and mother OF
near Gillian attended church at
this place sunday moroing.
Joe Meyer Is treating his iweil-
ing with 4 new coat OF paint. J.
w. Wells Is hiniling the brush.
Several OF our young people at
TENDED l supper and dance at
Holt in Chiriton county. Tuesday
night.
The Marshall republican., 1912-05-17
County News
CLAY

Charley Spencer was in this
vicinity this week.
Eddie Brown was in Marshall
Wednesday.
Tom Hall was In Little Ro X
MONDAY.
Ray Dysart passed through this
neighborhoo'l W. dn ID y.
Amos Brumble called on friends
In Slater Sunday.
Linslay Hall had the misfortune
to lose a yearling calf which was
supposed to have been killed by
lightning.
j. L. Duncan OF Gillian was at
John Brumbles Friday.
Mrs. Eddie Brown AMI son, j. E.,
spent Sun1ay with her father in
Brown,ee.
John Brumble and wife were
Saline City callers Wednesday.
Lorine and Lucille Yves. ware in
Slater Saturday.
The Marshall republican., 1912-05-17

OF his daughter, Mrs. James Chris
mar Oh Friday, May 10, 1919. The
bo.ly will be sent to Kentucky for
burial.
+. C. Blackburn and wife and
Rev. Leatherman and wife attend
ell the State Prohibition Conven-
ton at Marshall Friday.
Joe Deckard and wife spent Sat-
urjay night and Sunday with the
formers parents, A. v. Deckard
anil wife In the bottom.
Masses Ethel Nelson and Eva
Young were gues.s Friday night
with Mr.. lnd MIRA. Frank Long Mt
GrSni Pass.
Mrs. Chas. Demoss was shopping
In Marxhau last Wednesday.
Mrs. Kinnamon went to Mar
shall last Wednesday to visit her
grand daughter, Mrs. Ras Will
Lama She returned homs Friday.
Mrs. Edna letter was shopping in
Marshall last Tuesday.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Frank Clyde were
shopping in Marshall Friday.
Mrs j. b. Moritz attended the
State Prohibition Convention at
Marshall Friday.
Sam Nelson of Quincy, Ill, spent
last week with his wife and chill
dren here.
Misses Rohn OF Grand Pass visit
ed Miss Leah Thorsson (steraA
days last week.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Fuikerson, OF Salt
Springs, attended church at the
M. +. Church Sunday morning.
The Epworth League of the M.
e. Church win give an ice cream
and strawberry supper on Tues
day evening, May 2iss, 1912 In the
OIL Meath building.
The Marshall republican., 1912-05-17
PETTlSAW VALLEY

Mrs. Z. NJ. Bryan ani children
spent Sunday with her parents Mr.
ani MIRA +. d. Stockman
Fred Pittman and daughters,
Misses Frances and Rosaiie and
Mra Russell Weaver were shopping
in Marshall Friday.
Miss Anna Stockmann is spend
ing the week with her brother
Fred Stoskmann.
Joe Deckard and wife were din
. guests Sunday OF the formA
er's parents A, v. Deckari and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Goldman q
nounce the arrival OF little girl
May 4, 1919.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Baker attend
cd the funeral OF Miss Dorothy Re
nick at Grand Pass Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1912-05-17
SHACKELFORD

Mrs. Lou Tickemeyer has rrtu!n
ell home from A,lmosl, Colo. She
made a short stop in Kansas City
the guest OF her daughters Mes
danes Bickers and Casebolt.
w. X. Ingram OF Mlrsh,li viii
again teach the Shackelford school
beginning with the fan term.
r. A. Thompson is spending a
few weeks at Excelsior Springs.
On his return he and wife will 60
TO West Townsend, Mass, their
future home.
Mrs. VIM. Utz has returned to
her home ear Miami after a visit
to her sisters Mrs Lou Tickemeyer
and Miss Sallie Weaver.
Miss Harriet Thompsons school
will close Friday 18th at Salt
Springs with 4 picnic and a Jolly
good time for all.
ID. F. Finley ani wife left Wnd-
nesday for Strasb0rg, Va. after
several lays visit to the Cooper
home. They wer, enroute TO
Strasburg after spending the win
ter in Riverside Caiforhil
Father Griffin, Frank Mitchell
Johnny King were in Marshall Sat
uriiy.
Ed Hutcherson and Richard Hill
debrand returned home {. ON KAN
sas City Tuesday,
Cecil Cooper will continue her
music during the summer under
Miss Margaret K'inger at Mar
shall.
Mrs. Bette Wheeler ana sou OF
Marshall were guests OF DIR. U. b.
Wingfieli and wife Sunday.
Father jennings, Miss Agnes ami
Helen Judge of Slater we're guests
OF Andy Judge aad family Tues
day and Wednesday.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. +. L Rigney were
guests OF relatives in Marshall last
Tuesday.
Mrs. Horrigan Of Kansas City is
the guest OF her daughter Mrs. j,
j. Campbell.
Miss Margaret Flynn is the hap
ply possessor of a.nsw uprlsht
piano
The Marshall republican., 1912-05-17

Mr.. Demoine who resides on his
uncies farm was very badly hurt
while removing a harrow from n
wagon.
Mrs. Judge Fores is visiting in
this neighborhoot at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayland Scott and
daughters OF Houstonia visited the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Scott, ST., Saturday and Sunday.
We are sorry to report Mr.. J.
c. Williams no better at this writ
ing.
The prospect Is very COOL for
i large corn crop in this vicinity
AMI the gardens look very neou
aging to the farmers.
The Marshall republican., 1912-05-17
GRAND PASS

The Indies. OF the M. z. Church
contemplate giving an ice cream
and strawberry supper here soon.
The date will be- made known later
The Christian Sunday school will
have their Chiidren's Day service
on the first Sunday night in June.
Mr., and Mrs. Hotz announce the
arrival of a daughter last week.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Davis OF Waverly,
were guess OF Mr.. AMI Mrs. Ed
wards Sunday.
Miss Carrie Hampton of Kansas
City attended the funeral OF Miss
Dorothy Renick.
James Demoss, who is attending
school in Chilicothe AMI who has
been quite sick with appendicitis
is better now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Renick and Mr..
and MIRA. Nye OF Malta Bend at
tended the funeral of Miss Doro-
thy Renick.
The telephone poles Along the
Santa Fe trail have been painted
red. white ana blue.
Miss CLANCY will lecture on Tenn
perance In the Christian Church on
Monday night.
Misses Goodsons of Marshall are
guests OF Mrs. s. Burns.
Rev. c. c. Neal il conducting a
series OF services In the Methodist
church. Every sermon IL appre-
ciatel by the large congregations
The relatives Of Miss Dorothy
Rsnick desire to Thank ths good
people Of Grand Pass for their
kindasss during her il'nsss and
death.
The Marshall republican., 1912-05-17
HARDEMAN

Mrs. Goodloe OF near Napton,
sisitei with her SON. Arch and
family a few days this week.
Miss Pearl Niem-i r returned to
her home In Afafshril Thursday at
ter 2 two weeks visit with her
sister anil brothers.
Mrs =. Morris OF NApton Is visit.
Ing with her dlu9hter: Mrs. p. 8,
Reynosls this week.
The Marshall republican., 1912-05-17
Wanted, Young Nan or Young
Lady TO Take Nice Office Pos.
itoa It Good Salary

Many of our large business con-
Germs r wanting bright, energet-
ic young men and women to fill
good paying positions In their Of
flee, providing they have a thor
ough training In Bookkeeping,
Shorthand and Typewriting. The
demand for this class OF help is
far greater than the supply, as we
4 prove by referring you to the
graduates that have gone out from
our institution. You cannot find
one who has completeia course
OF Bookkeeping AMI Shorthand
inring the past six months who has
been out Of employment more than
ten days, unless OF his own accord.
II you can. we wiz make you a
present OF a scholarship,
Write for u catalog ana read
what We claim to do. and what our
graduates say we have done for
them, and what our graduatea' en-
pioyers Gays of their efficiency.
Then you will be convinced that
IN training exactly meets the
demands OF the best business Of
fices. You will also be convinced
that u graduates are placed I'm
posstions promptly.
For free cata.og giving full par
ticu'ars, fiil in your name ana ad-
aresS, and mail to Moberly Com
mercial College, Moberly, Mo,
Name
The Marshall republican., 1912-05-17
MALTA BEND

IF. W. Baker WAS trann,ctinfi
business in Marshall Saturday.
Mrs O.. Haggard went to Stan
hope Monday to visit her cousin,
She returned HON Wedns sd,y.
s, B. Jeter was transacting busi-
ness in Marshall last Monday.
Chas. Shafer was ~transacting bust
ness In Marshall Monday.
Rev. Cane returne,l homo l-s'
Thurslay from Attending District
Convention.
Miss Dierking after having clos-
ed i very successful term OF
schoo,s returned to hsr homs near
Blackburn last Monday.
Mrs. F. ID. Sto,km,n and chill
dren were Marshall visitors last
Friday.
Mrs. John Nye visited Mr.. and
Mrn, Fu'kerson at Salt Syringe
Last Wednesday,. She w,s accorn-
panied by her daughter, Inex, and
Abbenade Futon and Dorothy and
Margery wilson. who VIII remain
there until Sunday.
Mr.. Wrliam Holts died at the
home OF HIS sister, Mrs. i. b. Gift
on Monday, May Q, fe.2. The fr-
neral services were hstl from tbs
house on Tuesday, May 7th and
burial at the Malta Ben,l cemetery
The Marshall republican., 1912-05-17
WOODSON

planting cora is the oder of
the day.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Earl Claycomb we're
Monday night vis'tors wi h homc-
folks Mr.. and Mrs. Walker.
Miss Maud Campbell and brother
Harry, We're among thu NJ ,rshali
visitors Tuesday.
Mrs- Cleveland Clark visited her
homefolks Morday and Tur sdsy.
Judge Foree was q dinner gucsl
with c. c. Clark and wife Sunday
The Marshall republican., 1912-05-17
Only a Fire Hero

but the crowd cheered, as. with
burned handA, he held up a email
round box, "Fellowsr he shouted,
'this Buck.en's Arnica saive Ihold
has everything beat for burma"
Right! also for boils, ulcers, sores,
pimples, eczema, cuts, sprains, and
bruises. Surest pile cure. II sub
dues inflammation, kills pain. Only
Csc at p. H. Franklin'A
The Marshall republican., 1912-05-17
Henderson COrsets
IncIsde n Model for YOUR Fiaure

On your corset depends the sue.
cess or failure OF your costume.
Therefore you cannot be too careful
in its selection.
The best Spring and Summer mod.
els are here in the famous Hender.
son Corsets. in a complete range OF
sizes. Every model is designed on
the correct Spring Fashion lines.
Among the Henderson Corsets
there Is a model particularly suited
to YOUR figure. Alter you have
been fitted with ii by u expert cor.
setiere you will know what real COR.
set satisfaction is-for these Hender-
son Corsets are light. comfortable.
plastic and snug in TT. In sending
mail orders give size three inches
less than your waist measure.
Prices. $500. $3.50, $500.
$500, $3.50 and $500.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-28
ARREST OF TWO MEN
AND WOMAN MAY CLEAR
$4,000 BANK ROBBERY
Police and Pinkertons Believe
Only One More Suspect
Needs To Be Caught
$4,000 is RECOVERED
Mystery in Plundering of New
Westminster Institution is
Nearly Solved

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. 27.-In the
arrest today OF man and \ woman
at Edwardsville, Ills. and another
man, George West, alias Walter
Stacey, here early Wednesday, police
and Pinkertons believe the S272,000
bank robbery at New Westminster
B. c.. Sept. 10, 1911, has been cleared
up, and that only one more suspect
remains to be caught
Jeanette Little, alias Ms. Haene
alias Mrs. Stacey, is the woman, but
the other Edwardsville prisoner
name has not been made public. A
suitcase found in the woman's room
here was supposed to contain part OF
the gangs loot. but the police would
not confirm this.
The latest prisoners are said by
Chicago officers to be two OF the men
who escaped Lieutenants Burns and
Mahoney In Chicago last week.
The Little woman, said to be Vests
sweetheart, was the key to the pug
cling chase. Released In Chicago
after having BEND held on suspicion,
she came here by way OF Indiana, and
was later joined by West. The Pink
ertons and local detectives quickly ar
rested him, trailed the woman to Ed
wardsville and when she was met
there by another man, took the pair
into custody. This afternoon the de-
tectiyes waited for another suspect
at the woman's st. Louis address.
Besides these prisoners, three other
men have been arrested for the rob
John Mcnamara.
Charles Butcher, alias Long Charlie
and Charles Dean, alias Hoffman. The
police Of Canada. the United States
and Europe have been on the look
cut for the gang.
About SCI 900 Of the loot has been
recoyered
The Detroit times., 1912-09-28
NATIONAL.

Featured on the National program
next week viii be Allen Carter and
the woman beautiful" I'm yodling.
singing and flag swinging speciality,
concluding with oriental whlrlwind
dance. other acts OF Importance VIII
be the LaSalle trio I'm a novelty Risley
act: Oscar Kaufman and Victoria Saw
telle In musical novelty introducing
violin and cello solos: Edna Fay How
ard, singing soubrette, In new roper
toire OF songs. Newman and Carter.
novelty skaters and dancers. Carman
and Claxton, drawing room entertain
ers;" Maggie and Devon, clever en-
tertainers: McGrath and Ioeman, In
the comedy sklt, 1.-THE Lunatic and the
Lady" the best of photo-plays VIII!
round out the bill
The Detroit times., 1912-09-28
CLOTHING CATCHES FIRE;
MEETS TERRIBLE DEATH

STURGIS, Mich. Sept. 27.-Mrs.
William Kreek died this morning
from the effects OF gasoline stove
explosion while she was preparing q
meal The tank leaked. Her clothing
was saturated with oil and caught
fire. When she ran out OF doors she
was a living pillar OF fire. Her
screams attracted the neighbors, who
saw her drop in the front yard.
When picked up only her stockings
were left. The rest of her body was
unacceptable. She leaves a hus-
band and four children.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-28
HIPPoDRoME.

A real western show viii be staged
I'm the Hippodrome theater next week,
by Broncho John sullivan and his con-
gross OF cowboys. cowgirls. Mexican
vaqueros and Apache Indians. All the
interesting features OF a wild west
shoe will be there including rough
riding. fancy riding. roping. brcncho-
busting, rifle and pistol shooting. and
cowboy vaudeville. A large platform
is being built in the center of the
second floor OF the Efppodrome, and
here the Indian squaws Wilt erect te-
The Detroit times., 1912-09-28

Black. with an original musical score
by By Wells. James II. tButch)
Cooper heads the organization. which
includes such well-known performers
in burlesque and vaudeville, as Lucia
Cooper Dollie webb. Leslie Claire
Lottie Blackford, Tom McRae. Robert
Algier Billy Walch and Frank Lynch.
Between the two acts OF the musical
piece there will be vaudeville. con-
tributed by James and Lucia Cooper.
in their laughable skit called The
Misht Postman:" Walsh. Lynch and
company I'm their famous act. "Huck-
Ing Rum" the Webb Sisters In a
charming singing and pianologue spe-
cialty and others.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-28

PEGS. build camp fires and live the
life OF the western plains Indian. The
Indian warriors will be seen In their
tribal dances pow-wows and athletic
games. Mr.. Sullivan secured the cons
sent OF the government to take the
Indians from one OF the Apache gov
eminent reservations. complete COLI
lection OF Indian relics will he exhib7
tied. gathered by Broncho John Sulli-
var and his family during 40 years
residence in the west Broncho Joh1
Sullivan is an old Indian fighter, scout
and guide. His stories OF stirring life
on the plains, I'm the old days before
the advent OF the railroads, will prove
extremely interesting.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-28
Divorce Suit DIsoontInued.

Notice was filed with County Clerk
Thomas r. Farrell. Friday morning
Of the discontinuance OF the divorce
suit of Matilda Pohl against VIM
Pohi, In which extreme cruelty was
charged The case was started OF
Sept. 10. 1912, and had not been call
ed IN court. The couple were mar
ried in 1908. No reason was given
for the discontinuance.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-28

come 10 the. Avenue theater Sunday
afternoon for weeks enlargement.
The scene OF this hilarious travesty Is
laid I'm a hotel ~ Brighton Beach and
the subject matter naturally lends IL :
self to attractive costuming. There Is
n chorus OF 30 young women TO wear
the handsome wardrobe and TO make
the songs and dances interesting. An
oIio OF vaudeville follows and viii
number among It's featurt acts the
Tierney -Four, said TO be one OF the
best ouartets on the stage, aIpl series
~ eiaborate living pictures. The last
burletta is called I'm The Tenderloin
ana IL a travesty on gay life on Broad
wayt These musical pieces were con-
cocted by Leon stevens the German
acsentrIc comedian, who heads the
company. Two OF the leading women
The Detroit times., 1912-09-28
HARBOR GIVES UP
BODY OF SEAMAN

MARQUETTE. Mich. Sept. 81
The body OF John Buck. SO. OF Cleve-
land. mate of the barge Warner, was
found in Marquette harbor today. He
had been missing two days.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-28

songs: Brennaa and Wright. singing
and talking comedians: James MCGEE
and Miss Kitty Reece. I'm character
songs and DANCES; Love. Leslie and
company IN ne comedy sketch; the Tn.
boy In black" In a singing and talk
ing act; Whiting duo Will offer a
comedy skit with plenty OF singing
I'm character changes, and new motion
pictures that are entertaining and In
structlve.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-28
.YsE9 I|S' l|l|aT W.

For Cleveland. Pittsburgh and al
points south and east leave daily l0:4s
D. m. Fare to cleveland, "; Pittspurgn'
lass: upper berth, -: lower berth,
$3.50; whole room, $3.50.
For Alpenn, Mackinac and way ports.
Mondays and Saturdays y. m, Wed
nesdays and Fridays. $3.50 a. m
at %. m. Fare to Buffalo. $500 ono
way, 1850 round trip.
Week-Fnd Excursion Every Saturday
Buffalo. -; Cleveland. tzee round
Ticket Offices: wayne-st. dock; Ma.
jestic bldg. 1s7 Woodward-ave.' IT'S
Griswold-st
The Detroit times., 1912-09-28
COLUMBIA.

For anniversary week in the Column
bia the management has secured an
especially attractive and entertaining
program. the principal feature OF
which will be the musical comedy odd
ity. THE Naked Truth" Joe Edmunds
will head the cast. Among other
favorite entertainers on the bill Will
be Harry Bestry as the "terpsichorean
Beau Brummell:" Kathryn Hawthorne,
The Detroit times., 1912-09-28

Fred DeForest Charles ~. Fake and
J. Clark OldheId Another feature OF
tle bill viii be t14e laaghslsie sketch
and Lillian walton Jones was tho
original Isl Perkins and the vehicle
IN which he IL now displaying his
quaint talents IN said to be even bet
ter thanr"Si Other acts on the bill
include the PARROTS acrobats de luxe:
Martini Sisters I'm Partisan novelty
dancing. Bobby Byrd w ~FmusinE
The Detroit times., 1912-09-28
HilIsdaIe pioneer Dead.

HILLSDALE, Mich. Sept. 27-Wal-
ter Mills, a pioneer Of Hillsdale coun-
ty, is dead on his farm near Addison
at the age OF SO. He is survived by
mis- widow, a daughter, Mrs. ]. r.
Steward, of Addison, and two sons.
Colonel John Mills, U. S. A., now
stationed at Newport, r. l., and Wade
Mills, an attorney, Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-28

IL IL said, and the stage settings em-
ployed are duplicates OF the original
The bill In support OF Mr.. Jefferson IL
a diversified one. including Missions
aerial ballet. comprising six attractive
dancing maidens. The ballet was n
feature OF the spectacular production,
The Detroit times., 1912-09-28
lust THE RIGHT TIME"

To take in d. & c. Line week
end next Saturday to Buffalo
the Falls or Cleveland. Nc
crowding and you'll return re-
freshed and glad you went.
Make your reservations today.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-28
RECEIVERS SALE

Pursuant to an order OF the Wayne
Circuit Court, In Chancery. entered on
June 5th, 1912. in the case OF John
II. Essex ct al. VS.. Harry c. La Flam-
boy ct al. 1 will sell At Public sale.
for cash, the leasehold interest of the
La Fiamboy Match Stick Company.
tersection OF Vermont and Kirby ave-
nues and the Michigan Central Rail-
road, on the Third day OF October.
1912, nj the hour Of IL O'Clock noon.
THos. l. MccoLDRIcK.
Receiver.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-28

"the Girl from Dixie" vocalist and
saxophone sololst, with a gorgeous
wardrobe; Arthur and Jeanett. In a
novelty act; the Tyler and st. Clair
trio with xylophone and narimba play
ing everything from stirring marches
TO grand opera overtures; Harry Lin
wood and company, in a comedy play
let. His Only Way" Clucas and Jen-
nings, in a unique talking act called
Fun In a Department store" Hanlon
and Clifton, the original Patty Bros.
upside-down acrobats. will present an
exhibition OF wonderful feats. includ-
ing climbing double stairs on the
hands; new motion pictures will close
the program.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-28
IN THE LOCAL PLAY-HOUSES

are Lydia Pospy. known as "the little
nightingale" and Rosalle Rose. char
.acter coincidence. Others Ia the cast
-ase Stella Gilmore Helen Marveile.
Tom Nolan and joe Madden.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-28
FAMILY.

The Minstrel Four. in a complete
minstrel first part, Is the topliner OF
the Family bill OF varieties for next
week The members are favorably
known burnt-cork artists, Ed. and
The Detroit times., 1912-09-28
JUDGE Lorin w. Collins Dead.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. Sept. 81
Lorin w. Collins, former United
States district Judge and prominent
northwest lawyer, died here today
ragea~74.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-28
AVENUE.

Life N a summer hotel. with all It's
tpeculiarities and gaiety, provides the
material for the opening musical ira
yesty OF "The Jardin de Paris Girls TO
The Detroit times., 1912-09-28

Business-Ifke Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co., rs
John R.-st. Phi. Main 1898 or City 3aeS.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-28

Beauty and the Beast few seasons
'ago. Other acts are: Hubert DeveauN.
|cartoonist. in lightning sketches on
black carbon paper; Brown and Fos-
ter, ;'the singer and the German"
Johnny Fink, Hebrew comedian; Jack
Sharp. eccentric entertainer, and the
MiIescope pictures