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CIRCUS MEN HERE

Murray y. Pcnnock. advance man
o! III. Barnes circus. which will
show here Sept. IL. II In the city to-
day arranging for It's appearance.
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CHICAGO PROVISIONS

Chicago. Aug. 21.-Provisions
we're Irregular, the opening being %
to Sc lower to 2ac higher. January
first figures were:
Pork 1912, lard 1Os2i: ribs
10.215.
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BAR ASSOCIATION COMPLETES
MEMORIAL DAY PROGRAM

Orlando INT. ex.dtairict attorney OF
the third judicial district.
''On thee the loyal hearted hung.
The proud was half disarn,sd Of
pride.
Nor cared the serpent AT thy side
T" flicker with hi, double tongue"
-TcnnySon-in M~nioriam
Mr. ID. a. Murphy. late of the M~si.
60. Mo. bar.
Address on the late Judge =. =.
Wallace.
when mnsins on companions
gone.
W. dombiy feel ourselves alone.
Something. my friend. We yet nay
sain.
There Is pleasure In this pain.
-Ssoii-Marmionb.
Hon. ]. J. H-ndrlek.
Address on III" memory Of the late
Theodore. Smith.
Though the same sun with all
diffnsive rays
Blush In the rose. and In the dian.
md blase. sSl--.s. ..
We prize the stronger effort Of his
power.
And Justly vet the gen ahove the
flower Isurns.
Mr. ls~ss ~ lain
Address on the memory Of T.. y.
Franks.
Perhaps In this neglected spot IL
laid.
Some heart once pregnant with
celestial fire.
Hands that the rod os empire
might have sway-d.
Or walked In scstacy the living
Gray.
Mr. F. W. Clark.
Address:
III I should die. how kind you all
would grow.
In that strange hour ! would not
have "a foe:
There are no words too beautiful
TO say.
o or one who goes forever more
away.
Across that ebbing tide which has
no flow
--(Ells Wheeler Wilcox.
Mr.. J. X. Betts.
Address:
Can death he sleep. when life 10
hut u dream. .,..
And scenes OF bliss pass us q phan-
tom by?
The transient pleasures as a vision
seen,
And yet we think the greatest pain
to die.-tKeats).
Mr.. II. II. A. Schmidt
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CHICAGO BOARD OF 1Aaoe

chicago. Aug. 2s.-corn was hit
cd today BY eAp'inued no, weather
southwest. opssIns pricea were u
shade 20 3c higher with December at
GA to 6ssc. an advsnc, Of l TO ).
Later on realizing sales the market
cssed off hair y cent.
The Close was firm with December
At .ss to 50. 2 net loss Of u shade.
Wheat trade was narrow. opening
unchanged to . lower. with Deem
Der shade To ! off at 90. to 500.
After rallying 10 sOi. December fell
to 30 and SOl.
The close was steady At SOL for
December. q net loss Of .c.
December oats started unchanged
TO Ac up at i3- to ~ hut dropped to
I5s.
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THE MONEY MARKET
New York. Aug. 27.-Money on
call steady. % to -.
Time loans weaker: go days 80;
80 days ~: Six month"; 5 per cent.
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Close: Wheat. September SGa: d..
climber SOA: May S5.
Corn. September 73i: Dccembe
ss1 to 60: May 20.
Cttaa September i5.: December
43i to 43s: May 49, ace.
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NEW YORK COTTON

New York. Aug. 27.-Coiton quiet.
Mitdlin2 nplands 1855: mIddiins
gulf 1850.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-08-27

Close: Pork. September 2O.96:
January 1910.
Lard. September 1l.O5: January
1880.
Ribs. September 1l.22i: January
1925.
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ST. LOUIS METAL

st. Louis. Mo-. Aug. :7.-Lead
~. to ~.
Sp-ltcr firm. $50.
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Cleauinf

Cleaning. pressing and dyeins.-
Tho Trinidad Cleaning and Dy
Works. Z
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-08-27
BOARD AND ROOMS.

Nice pleasant rooms and good
meals at the St. Elmo hotel. II
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-08-27

New 45-Overland for rent day or
night. Call Toltec hotel or Baca $40
n
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Address on the memory OF the late
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-05

(3) two-pound exhibition in electric
effect illuminating the heavens with
great tbrilliancy.
8. Arena Display, consisting Of CD
golden battle mines, these mines open
with a golden fountain display ending
with bursts, high in the air, Of ma
chine gun reports.
9. chromatie Star, (s0xso #. when
in action). This mammoth piece is in
the form Of star which is outlined in
red, white and blue lancework of liv-
ing fires and with rapidly revolving
center of gold and red. After this eff
feet has burned about twenty seconds
there bursts from each point fifteen
foot cascades of molten golden scin-
tilations making star of rare beau
ty.
10. Flight Of Rockets, consisting of
(3) two-pound golden effects.
II. Salvo Of Aerial Shells, consisting
of go ten-inch two-shot shells which
burst at an elevation of about 1000
feet and each shell bursts separately
two times and at each burst releases
a large quantity Of brilliant stars of
rich colorings.
u. Special Display Of three silver
splines. which completely fill the arena
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4. Grand Aerial eombardment, con-
sisttns Of maroons and dynamite dis
charges, beginning at about o'clock
and at intervals until just before the
night show starts. when number of
them will be given in quick success
sion in announcement Of the night
show.
2. General illumination of the arena
with red and green fires.
8. Flight Of (3l Rockets In two
pound chromatic effects.
!, 4. Minor Set Piece or device. spark
ling fountain, (f1re frontage 15x25 It.
This beautiful piece forms fountains of
golden scintilations from a bed Of ruby
fire.
/ 5. sa.vo Of Aerial Shells, consisting
OF 90 ten-inch shells fred from steel
. guns planted in the ground at a height
Of 1000 feet they burst releasing large
quantities of the most brilliant stars.
8. Novelty - Flight Of canopiss.
These popular novelties with a roar
revolve rapidly horizontally and rise in
the form Of canopy Of sparkling gold
ana mako an effect while not new is
curiously interesting.
7. Flight Of Rockets, consisting of
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Tuesday NIGHT. Sept. 9-First Nights Program

pound whistling.
%. Salvo Of Shells, consisting Of
three mammoth twelve-inch shells
which at the proper height release
quantities of the most elaborate and
brilliant effects.
80. Set Pioce-Sparkline Gems. an
original production Of Martins Fire
works Company and while it is not n
large design it is particularly beauti-
full and produces in fire that peculiar
effect seen in the brilliants worn by
women in the way OF hair and other
jewelry.
81. Flight Of Rockets. three six
pound rockets In lightning flashes.
3d. Arena Display, consisting Of
three mines OF saucissions which first
form geysers then bursts OF squirmlng
saucissions.
SO. Three Basin Fountains, GO feet
high before firing). This feature Is OF
dazzling brilliancy in the form Of
fountain composed OF three basins. one
above the other, outlined in colors Of
fire, after this has burned about twenty
seconds there suddenly bursts from
each basin torrents Of molten liquid
silver lighting tho arena almost as
light as day.
"a. Flight Of Rockets, three SIX
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-Special Display of="
MARTINS SPECTACULAR FIREWORKS

pound in gold diamond effects.
IS. SaIvo Of Shells, three eighteen
inch releasing at proper height n mass
of brilliancy filing the heavens.
SO Arena Display, consisting OF
three mammoth electric splines filling
the arena with silver comets.
81. Flight Of Rockets, three six.
pound In repeating effects.
80. Arena Display, consisting OF
three mammoth golden comet mines.
opening with fusilades OF stars OF
many colors and ending with bursts
OF golden comets high in the air.
SO. comicaI Mechanical Automa-
tum. Happy HooIiYsn." Happy is
clad In garments OF fire and does all
the stunts of a finished acrobat and
some original ones besides, all of
which Is done on tho horizontal bar In
all the comic attitudes Of his living
pro-type Of the comic supplements.
10. Grand Finale, Magnifiesnt Aer.
ia Bomb rdment. With the arena
filed with stars of all colors and the
aerial bombardment fllling the heavens
with flashes OF the gums, the air vi
brating to the rattle of musketry, the
barking Of machine guns and roar OF
cannon 1t makes n fitting close to this
magnificent display.
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rh. rwentieth c.nturx CLUB.

The Twentieth Century Club social
organization Of the city comes next m
size to the Woman's Club. There Is a
limited membership of 100 half OF
whom are women, as the active men,
bers Of the club. The meetings, which
are held in the evenings at irregular
intervals during the winter, will COM
mence Oct. II at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. r. Willard. At these meetings
some special entertainment. is presented
by outside talent, and the programs
cover variety of pleasing features.
The study class Of the club, which
has twenty-three active members. will
hold its first meeting Monday afternoon
Sept. 20. at the public library audi
forum. The weekly Monday meetings
will continue thru the club year. Mrs.
H. j. Howe chairman and leader Of the
class. has prepared an unusually in
teresting outline Of study on the life
and works of Rudyard Kipling, which
this year. Last year the class spent a
profitable year studying modern
dramatists.
The club officers are Mrs. Aaron
Palmer, president: Mrs. E. A. Francis.
vice preSluSuI. MIS JoIi " ooo-
bury. recording secretary: Mrs. H. n.
Denmead. corresponding secretary;
Mrs. c. c. Urine, treasurer: Mrs. T..
r. Lay, auditor; Mrs. C. Fl. Van Law,
Mrs. F. S. Hynds. Mrs. w Fl. Gilbert.
and Mrs. T. l. WATSON, directors.
TIE SEASONS ENTERTAINMENT
The six entertainments which COM
prise this years calendar are as fol-
lows:
Oct. 17-Japanese musical sketch,
Along the Road to TOXIC" Mr.. and
Mrs Michitaro Ongawa, with Miss
Reiterman as accompanist; with Mr..
and Mrs. L. r. Willard.
Nov. 11-Lecture, Scenes From the
Senate" Mrs. Emily Montague Bishop;
with Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Kellogg.
Dec. 1-Song recital, Mrs. Maude
Fenlon Bollman. soprano. with Mrs.
Edwin Cobb accompanist; with Mr..
ana Mrs E. r. Lay.
Jan. 9-Recital, Keeping Up With
Lizzie" Irving Bachelor; with Mr.. and
Mrs. T. I. WATSON.
Feb. 17-Piano recital, Thuel Burn
ham; with Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Kirby.
March 16-Dramatic recital. Miss
Louise Wallace Hackney; with Mr. and
Mrs. r. w. McCreery.
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Much interest u manifest in the
years work OF the various clubs, which
will soon start activities for the new
club year. The work has been chosen
not only from an entertaining stand
point. but with great care and fore
thought assto something which will be
both interesting and educational. Many
OF the clfbs have added to their mem
berships. and all seem prospecting and
ready to start q year OF hard. earnest
work. The majority of the clubs will
hold their first meetings during the
first week in October.
The Marshalltown Woman's Club
the largest club In the city, will start
Its years work with $50 acttve mem
bers on Oct. !. The club has many
plans for special work In the different
! departments. and the club calander ip-
cludes many attractive features.
The officers Of the club are as fol-
lows: President. Mrs. F. G. Stewart;
| first vice president, Mrs M. s. McFar-
| land: second vice president. Mrs. May
IT, Montgomery; recording secretary.
Mrs. Eta Agnew: corresponding Soc
rotary. Mrs. J. T. Pound: financial sec
rotary, Mrs. r. 8. Hynds: treasurer
Miss Minnie A. Johnson; directors
Mrs. w. n. Bardwell. Mrs. ]. n
.lBaughman. Mrs. G. w. Darling, Miss
IEtta Early: Mrs. w. I. Good. Mrs. F.
IN. Haradon. Miss Anna Maude Kim
dberly. Mrs. David Lennon. Mrs. F. p
4Lierle, Mrs q. W. MoNeely, Mrs. Phil
lip vogt. and Mrs. Will wallace.
The standing committees of the cluh
Iare as follows: bylaws, Mrs. w. II
4EardwelI. Mrs. James McNally, Mrs
ID. e. Waters: social. Mrs. J. N
IBaughman, Mrs. Leroy Craig, mrs
Grove Harris: finance, Miss Eta
Early, Mrs. F. r. Benedict, Mrs. III. C.
Mueller, printing. Mrs. Will Wallace,
Mrs. N. Merrill. Mrs. James Zug: re-
ception, Mrs. F. P. Lierle, Mrs. f. G.
Pierce. MRS. W. T. Bennett: room
Mrs. Philip vogt. Mrs. C. A. Durham
Mrs D. j. Collins: flower, Mrs. q. A.
Price, Miss May Brat: custodian OF
Price. Miss May Brat: cutosdian OF
the scrap book. Mrs. May +. Mont
gomery.
The. departments. their officers and
lines of study. are as follows:
Art and music-AIrs. G. W. McNeely'
chairman: Mrs. w. III. Eardwell. repre-
sentative Study for the year Opera
and China Painting"
Bible study-Mrs. David Lennox'
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bugs and whistling noises.
Fl. imperial Brjlliants, (fire 'front.'
age 30x3O IT, This is a beautiful COM
blnation OF silver wheels and golden
cascades. The various wheels being
placed SO that the surrounding cas-
cades form sort Of a pattern of rare
beauty.
%. Flight Of Rockets, consisting OF
three three pound in silver diamond
effects.
%. SaIvo Of Shells, consisting OF
three twelve Inch which release at the
proper altitude, immense quantities OF
brilliant effects.
81. Arena Display, consisting of
three silver splines completely filling
the arena with dazzling comets.
8 IS. Flight Of Three Four Pound in
colored meteor effects.
26. Arena Display, consisting OF
three Chinese mines which form foun-
tains of silver ending in bursts, high
in the air, Of busilades OF reports.
~. Silver Aurora 1orealis, (fire
frontage 30x30 IT'D This Is mag
nifcent design in massed silver effects
of splendid beauty and greatest bril-
liancy and Is n great Improvement over
the old effect under this name.
%. Flight of Rockets, three four
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miscellaneous nature VIII be given lufss
Ing tho year. and Will include many ~
teresttng papers on patriotic subjeGJs.
The chapter IL also active IN scveral'
national movements. The o6icers Are
Mrs. John n. Loeffel. regent: Mrs. May
Il. Montgomery. vice regent: Mrs
James L. Denmead, recording secro.
tary; Mrs. James II. Gray. correspond
ins secretary: Mrs. Eta Axnew. trsAs-
urer: Mrs. w. b. Kibbey. historian:
Mrs. G. +. Kirby. registrar; Mrs. ~ e.
Abbott. chaplain: Mrs. G. w. Dazzling
and Mrs, II. J. Howe, ManaGAgA
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chairman: Mrs. j. N. Baughman. rep
resentative: Mrs. Ella Mckim, leader
Study for the year, Analytical Study
Of the Bible"
Drama and history-AIrs. r. M Har-
adon. chairman; Mrs. Philip vogt. rep
resentative. Course Of study, Shakes
peare."
Home and education-AIrs. G. w.
Darling. chairman; Mrs. F. p. Lierle
representative. Course Of study, Home
Problems from New Standpoint"
Literature-Ndrs. w. I. Good. chair
man: Miss Eta Early. representative
Course Of study. "German Literature
Travel-Miss Anna Maude Kimber-
ly. chairman. Mrs. Will Wallace, rep
resentative. Course Of study, South
America
TILE CLUB CALENDAR.
The program for the season with the
department in charge, follows:
\ Oct. Opening day.
Oct. 15-Bible study: address, Rev.
T. E. Fleming.
Oct. 29-Home and education. "The
Libraries Of Our Eleemosynary Insti-
tutions," Miss Julia Robinson. Des
Moines.
, ASoN.- FoIh soOhS AL
German Lterature,"-Afiss Igerna Getz.
Nov. 26-Travel, address, "Mexico."
Mrs Matte Locke Macomber, Des
Moines.
Dec. 1o--Art and music, piano re-
cital. Mrs. Edwin Cobb.
Jan. social day.
Jan. 21-Bible study. address. Rev.
r. F. Hurlburt.
Feb. Literature, Influence Of
German Literature in America" Prof.
r. n. Perring, of GrinneIl.
Feb. 1s-Travel, Brazil, Physical
Features, Climate. and the Natural Re-
sources" Mrs. F. s. Wing; amazon
and It's Cities" Mrs. James H Gray;
music, Spanish Dances. Industrial
Brazil" Mrs. F. NJ. Haradon; 'Rio de
Janeiro, Bahia, Pernambuco. Sac
Paulo and Para, Mrs. James McNally;
Brazilian Literature. Art, and Archi-
lecture" Miss Lola Scott.
March Art and music. Art .ex-
hibit Miss Fannie Flower: piano duet,
TN the Morning" (Chaminade). Mrs.
r. c. Valentine and Mrs. Ray Doolittle.
March 1S-EIection,
April Home and education. The
Culinary Department Of the Soldiers
Home" Mrs. Lucy E. Wilson.
April 15-Annual day.
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with silver comets from fountains of
fire.
10. Flight Of Rockets, consisting Of
three three pound forming willow
trees of fire.
IL. Arena Display, consisting of
three Exhibition Mines Serpent Re-
lease, filing the arena with stars and
serpents of fire.
IS. Forest Fires, Gre frontage sox
80 it, This gorgeous feature forms a
mass OF golden flame in the form of
forest fires and makes picture of
seething splendor.
16. Flight Of Rockets, consisting of
three three pound in jeweled streamer
effects.
II. salvo Of Shells, consisting Of
three ten-inch three shot and at each
shot release stars Of great magnitude
and different effect.
IS. Special Device, Chromatic
Wheel which revolves rapidly with
showers of golden showers and chro-
matte centers.
10. Flight Of Rockets, consisting Of
three ree-pound in blue and orange
effects.
20. Arena Display, consisting of
three whistling comet batteries. which
completely fill the arena with lightning
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rhe shak..p. ar, club.

AS the name implies. the Shaker.
peare Club takes up the study and
reading in character of some work Of
the great dramatist. This year will be
devoted to the stud OF Henry w..
which promises 70 be extremely inter-
esting as well as Instructive. Tho club
Is one OF tho older Study organizations
In the city and has membership OF
fifteen. all OF whom arc earnest work.
ers and greatly interested In the work
OF the club. The first meeting will be
held the first Tuesday In October. at
which time the new officers elected at
the last meeting OF the club last spring
will preside. They are: President. Mrs.
II. p. Duffield: vice president, Mrs.
Mary Farrand: secretary and treasur-
err. Mrs. A. J. WINERY.
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rue.day Musical Club.

The Tuesday Musical Club Will start
its meetings tho middle OF September.
and will continue to meet every other
Tuesday until the season closes In. tho
early spring. A limited membership OF
thirty Ave composes the club. and AT
each meeting tho study OF tho various
composers, their lives and works. form
part OF the program. Tho musical part
is made up generally with selections
from the composer studied. Officers for
the coming year are: President, Miss
Lola Scott: vice president. Mrs. Karl
Ingledue: recording secretary. Miss
Hazel Cole: corresponding secretary.
Mrs. ". T. Scott: treasurer. Miss Irma
Vogel. Miss Florence Pemberton Is
chairman of tho program committee.
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Tho City Federation.

Tho City Federation.
The City Federation CT Women's
Clubs is composed of nine Of the local
clubs. The directors OF the club meet
on the first Thursday Of each month.
and the annual meeting Is held the last
Friday in October. At this officers are
elected. The object OF the federation
is, civic Improvement. and the women
Of the organization are credited with
having accomplished many improve
ments Of various kinds about the city.
The work is divided into seven depart
ments The chairman Of these are:
Mrs. A. Janney. county rest room: Mrs.
May F. Montgomery, out-of- door art;
Mrs. C. ]. Scheeler, conservation; Mrs.
w. E. Smelling. streets and alleys; Mrs.
G. w. Darling, garbage: Mrs. A. Pal
mer, public Fairgrounds; DR.. Cora
Williams Choate, public health.
At intervals during the winter pro-
grams OF a varied nature are given by
the federation. Last year the club or
ganization secured several fine lee
turers who gave talks on pure food.
public health. and a special lecture to
girls and women. They also gave a
free picture show depicting the dan
ger of the fly and the care Of the baby.
It was also thru the federatio&'s eff
forts that the chautauQua was held
here this summer.
The present officers Of the club are:
President, Mrs. May Belle Vail; vice
president, Mrs. John B. Simmons: sec
rotary, Miss Anna Maude Kimberly;
corresponding secretary. Mrs. e. III.
Keller; treasurer, Mrs. Arsepta Tread
we'll: auditor. Mrs. II. j. Howe. Tho
president of each club acts as a vice
president in the federation and is a
member of the executive board.
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pendencc." ana "Thc Ride Of Paul Re-
we're was given to the children OF the
public schools. A prize was also OF
fcrcd 10 the children Of the seventh
grades for the best paper on ~Benja-
min Franklin" and the school produce
ing the best paper was given u large
portrait OF Franklin. a large flag was
also sent to Piney Woods Institute. Of-
ficers are: Regent. Mrs. IL. II. Center;
vice regent, Mrs. j. +. Schultz: record
ing secretary, Miss Minnie Russell;
corresponding secretary. Mira. d. II.
Howig; treasurer. Mrs. a. G. DAILY;
char plain, Mrs. S. q. LampmAn: regis
trar. Mrs. p. NJ. Adamson. historian,
Mrs. w. n. Achenbach. OF Gladbrook.
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Wednesday, Sept 1O-Second Nights Features

sign in the form of tree Of living fire
with silver scintilntions giving 1t the
effect of wind in the foliage and 1t also
shows green and red fruit interspersed
amid the foliage.
Star Of Bethlehem, (2ox2o It. in ac-
tion) This is one Of the most brilliant
effects known to the pyrotechnic art
and is a new adaptation for the ma
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terials used in Niagara Cataract. 1t
first shows a pure white star 12x12
feet and outlined in white fires. after
this has burned about twenty seconds,
there suddenly bursts from each point
and center. torrents of molten silver OF
such dazzling brilliancy that ono can
read newspaper from tho grand
stand.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-05

ture, (12x12 It. before freing) This
feature will make great hit with the
children and please the grown people
as well, it shows a picture Of Simple
Simon fishing in his mothers water
pail for a whale. all outlined in col
ored fires.
AIadin's Fahied JsweIsd Tree, (3Ox
30 It. in action) This is massive de-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-05
Tho Literary Clan.

Current events and trave! Will be inc
work taken up by the Literary Clan
this winter. The club has formally
outlined some special study, but this
year will devote part Of tho evening to
a social hour and some important topic
OF the day. There are fifteen members
enrolled. and the year promises to he
very entertaining. On the first Monday
In October the clan will meet at the
home OF Miss Ella Adams, 500 North
First avenue. and continue to meet
every Monday night thru the winter.
The officers OF tho clan are: President.
Miss Jessie Hall: vice president. Mrs.
Robert Stevens: secretary ana treas
urer. Miss Mabel Ordway: critic. Miss
Olive Zug.
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Golden Aurora Borsalis-Mammoth
feature in massed golden effects. (sox
30 in action.) This gorgeous effect is
similar to No. ~ Of the first nights
program. except the effect is In gold In
place Of silver and forms a sort Of sun
burst Of massed golden, seething scin-.
tilations.
Simple 9imon-Special children's fea-
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Thursday, Sept. 11-Third Nights Features

Niagara cataract-special. dazzling
feature, (s0x25 It. when in action).
Fronting a cataract of the most bril-
liant Of known illuminAnts, tho falls
descend in n mass Of liquid molten
silver and rising from below In tur-
bulent mist OF smoke. 1t lights tho
arena as light as day.