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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-11
CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY

CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
MACHINERY
DIAMOND MACHINE q Mro. CO.
al Occidental Az. ssatr.
rxr.rt Machinissa. Dies and Tnais Msss
invsntion. nsvslop.d. Hpeeiaitiss Md.
MILLINERY
MRs A. " HANSON. arRINa mfi-f.iS.
err. nsmetsiinE doaa 1895 nseens
az n.a- Stewart ct. opposite ucss
49, aosf@eh
WILMINGTON MONUMENT Co. isii
-,~->sss~--~~-~~~~~~
MoNI>s md sronN0E
bEkfSs MOVING aToRAaE Co.
Nadison a; 18th. Eas, sit Asto vans.
uEep.oof storage. expert packers 70
-'>'~N''-'-'S'NS TGaaSf
SS'2SSSf sSsT " Si ~ 's'S'I ~
60 UsEo DESKS. axFTs
PA q; !; !: !;
third sy Main iiit
orIIsIsSs
J. W EDMusps oPH u, GRADUATE
opfofnefrisf. Tet Tsearr Hifr " ff1s
TuSfGfs 1sSr Pam TxsSf1fs
LArcocK. ga HiNcxLEY BLK. on
49, irxnef S4a0HaNs
C. ID. HASKINS . rArEsT
fis new YORK BLOCK. MkfN fs;T.
" y GoRfN. PATENT ATTORNEY. Or
ranizer. Developer patents that sell; 20
years y =. Chicago snperisnee TrI
sEE REfNoLDs. HiNcKLEY BLK.
eldest. tast.
ADAMS BROOKS. REgfsTEREp
Patent Attorneys 500 Central BitE
Mason. Fsnwick. f.Awrsnosl saa Burk. Bid
PHOTOGRAPHERS
POSTCARD PHOTOS. GOOD oNEs. tfs5
and tiSo dorsn: artistic posinEs care
ful refouehtnK childrcn's photos q
speciality. Proofs shown. Peterson's
studio. First Az. and stewart
PHOTOS THAT PLEASE ARE MADE At
JOHNROS'R
10 Liberty -nldE Third and Union.
~'S'N'N>'>'>e~ff rNnfHs ~'>'>'>'>'>'>>~'S
RAUTMAN PLuMnfN0 HEATING CO.
''N'>e-'Do~'>~>'>'STTf sfShfGsr -"cN~'>co-"~co
NSSs siRasfS 12sD- Grn6ic1 sfs ssrf.s''>
Nses asiIy Mss,sn i.ss I,lt,h Nsla ~,
STAMP WORKS
PACIFIC COAST STAMP WORKS. III
Cherry st Phones--Eiliott 2tfs. Elliott
is7s.
STUMP rrILEus
PACIFIC STUMP FULLER : PULLS
stumps 1919 nuiletin No. free.
-~s~~-oc@e~l-rJ ecse1 >oc~c~
YEsLEn TRASsFER FURNITURE.
baggage and plano moving. Phone
East 2b7. Prompt service
WkIT ftffn SSD TsfSfs ~
p. j. ovERHUs. isae MARKET sT..
Ballard tai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-11
COAST GAMES

San Francisco-San Francisco 3,
Portland 2.
Los Angeles-Los Angeles 4.
Venice 2.
Sacramento-Oakland s. Sacra-
mento i.
TRLSTATE LEAGUE
Baker City 4. Pendleton 2; Walla
Walla 3, North Yakima 2
Princeton is planning an open
track meet. 20 be held during the
early part OF May.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-11
20 ACRES 500

Good farming land. only ~ miles 20
either Of two towns. settled district
CHURCHILL. East 5000.
FOUR LARGE TRACTS or VALLEY
land, house. barn. chicken house and
some chickens. 2 cOwN ana helfern, all
Tor 81 200. small cash payment. balance
80 month. Take fe1ttie-Tac0ma In
fsrurban 70 Aigona. call Tor h N
GhgylR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-11
81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
LEGAL NOTICES

THE ANNUAL MEETING or TIE
Stockholders % HtffAfsO HUMP
LUCKY LAD MINING COMPANY sin
no held &C room sos Hinckiay Block.
toattte. Washington. en- April ~. 1914
az enc tl o'clock D. m. Dated April
7, 1914 J. n Chapman. Acting Sec
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-11

LEOLA MAY BLfNN-~wo2AN LAW
yor Domestic troubles. general prae-
ticss consultation free; confidential
sos-fo Lyon ntdR Main 97si.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-11

SUPERIOR LAuNDEY-~sHfnT PLAIN.
ioo. shirta open front, i7hoi shirts.
plsatea. lse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-11

NEW METHOD LAUNDRY
Family washing and Ironing; 90 pieces 70
100 rhuun East Ass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-11

WARRINGTON LAUNDRY
Taundsrers. cleaners and dysrs. csrpe
cleaners Phone East lass
The Washington times., 1914-02-12
ARTHUR j. HOUGHTON
Begs to Announce
That He Is Now Located at
635 r Street n. w,

And Is prepared TO execute all commits
stonE for furniture as the agent Of the
best factories and selling direct from
catalogues and photos. 1 am able to Of
fer 6o5S 10 . l-3E lower than regular
retail prices.
I have an up-to-dsts cabinet and up
holstery shop. Employ the best work
men and execute all orders promptly and
to please my patrons.
Special study given to interior decors-
tons and vail paper, window shades,
furniture repairing. upholstery, loose COW
erB, mattress making and renovating,
carpet cleaning and storing. drspery
cleaning and storing without folding.
Preventing eny cTessinE or mussing. A
share OF your valued patronage solicited.
Recently with W. B. Moses & Sons
Orders by Phone Main 1851 or Postal Given
Immediate Attention
The Washington times., 1914-02-12
NEW THEATER WILL
SOON Be OPENED
Columbia Minor Circuit Takes
Over Thirty Theaters For
BurIeSque.

Washington is to have a new bur-
Iesque house, under the management of
the Columbia Amusement Company,
which owns the Gayety Theater, through
the organization new circuit. The
old Lyceum Theater will not be reopen
ed. but a new house will be built on
some ste yet to be purchased.
The new house will be one of a series
owned by the Columbia Amusement
Company. Thirty theaters were taken
over by the company in the leading
Eastern cities, to be operated in con-
junction with the parent organization.
This new circuit will be placed in OPP
eraton next season, and will be govern
ed by the present officers and directors
of the major Columbia circuit
There are thirty-siK theaters In the
major circuit at present, six of them
having been transferred to tho new cir
cult
Prices at the theaters in the new or
ganization will be less than those IN
the present circuit
The Washington times., 1914-02-12
AUTOMOBILE BODIES
EXPECTED TO MERGE
Dealers and Trade Association
May Unite for Common Wei.
fare at Early Date.
BY HARRY WARD.

A special meetingN of the Washington
Automobile Dealers Association will be
held February 25, to vote on matters
affecting the future of the organization.
This was determined upon last night at
a meeting held in the salesrooms OF
Emerson & Orme. That the association
and the recently formed Automobile
Trade Association of Washington unite
is the sentiment freely expressed, and il
is certain steps to this end will be
taken at an early date.
Several dealers point out that neither
organization can accomplish anything
of importance unless all dealers are
united. The special meeting will be
for the purpose Of electing new Of
f1cers.
A report submitted by Treasurer Ar
thur Foraker showed q substantial
profit was made from the automobile
show. The contest committee, of which
William Jose is chairman, was instruct
ed to outline automobile events for the
coming pring. The committee will meet
next week.
Those present at the meeting were
T. Oliver Probey, Arthur Foraker, VII
The Washington times., 1914-02-12

CONGRESSMAN KINDEL,
Independent Democrat of Colorado,
wko threatens to ask Congress to re.
move Postmaster General BurieSon,
: for alleged incompetency and mis-
management of the Postotice De-
q partment.
The Washington times., 1914-02-12
Presents Bill to Open
Schools to Civic Bodies

A bill providing for the opening of the
school buildings of the District Of CO.
lumbio for civic and oher purposes has
been introduced in the House by Con-
gresham Ben Johnson of Kentucky,
upon the request Of the District Com
rnissioners.
The bill extends to the Board OF Edu-
cation the right to use both school
buildings and grounds for civic meet
ings and other civic affairs designed for
the social uplift or social Intercourse,
and for the use of the buildings by
night,
The Washington times., 1914-02-12
Knights of Pythias
To Hold Jubilee

Delegates from f1fty-five grand lodges,
from as many States and foreign coun-
tries. will take part in the golden jubi-
Ice celebration of the supreme lodge OF
the world. knights OF Pythias. in COM
memoration of the founding of the Or
der in this city in 1864, to be held here
February 1874.
Abram Van der Veer, DR.. Edward S.
Kimball and Mai. Edward Dunn will
be guests of honor. The program in
clues a reception at the White House
of the supreme chancellor Of the world,
on February 20. an address on Fra
ternity" at the Willard by Secretary Of
State Dryan.
The Washington times., 1914-02-12

Flowers for Valentines.
Place your order early with Gude for
the choicest homegrown flowers. 1914 z.
-Advt-
The Washington times., 1914-02-12
Jewelry Shop Owner
Assigns His Property

An assignment by Edward Mayer. pro-
prietor of a jewelry shop at 1887 F street
northwest, in favor of his creditors, was
presented to Judge Gould in Equity
Court, No. 1. todav. The assiRneHs,
George W. Offutt and Lloyd A. Douglas
were required to furnish a bond OF
5000. The debts are listed at S,5i5, and
the assets at $3.50.
The Washington times., 1914-02-12
Colonial Wars Society
Will Meet at Willard

The Society of Colonial Wars in the
District of Columbia will meet at the
willard tonight to amend it's constitu-
ton. Incidents in Colonial Military
Operations, will be discussed by Fred
eric l.. Huidekoper. A meeting of the
council be held
The Washington times., 1914-02-12
Provides Injury Award
For Civilian Employees

All civilian employees of. the United
States Government who suffer injuries,
permanently disabling them. are to be
paid two-thirds of their salaries for
life, under the terms Of a bill intro
duced in the House by Congressman
McGillicuddy of Maine. The McGilli-
cuddy bill proposes a repeal Of the old
compensation act
The Washington times., 1914-02-12

Only 400 pairs remain out
of this purchase of nearly 1900
pairs-that shows how remark
able the values are. Shows, also
that you must not put off buying.
About 10 good styles remain in
fair assortments of sizes.
The Washington times., 1914-02-12

liam Jose, William. UllInan, W. p. Barn
hart, c. II. Warrington, Frank Stewart,
J. II. johnson, jr., Bruce Emerson, w.
r. Emerson l.. c. Chew, Paul Barn
bart, a. II. Gregory, C. II. Macdonald,
Howard Fisk, f. 1. Smith, Percy Rowe,
j. ]. Henderson. i. T. Donohoe, Charles
NJ. Marsh, T. c. Sibbald, G. L. Miller,
and Harry Ward.
The Washington times., 1914-02-12
Japanese Exclusion Is
Advocated By Sisson

Congressman Thomas q. Sisson, Of
Mississippi, delivered an address advo-
eating Japanese exclusion, denouncing
woman's suffrage, and decrying the Dis
itrict's lack of representation in Con-
greSS, at the old Masonic Temple last
night Congressman Sisson was one of
the rinety-five initiated into Edward ].
Ross Council. No. 26, Jr. o. u. a. NJ.
The Washington times., 1914-02-12
Year for False Bailee.

Russell Cleveland. accused of get
ting sums OF SIS and $40 from four
families on the pretense of baiIing
out of Jail members of the families,
was found guilty yesterday by Judge
Pugh and sentenced to a year in Jail.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-29

,Uu LtOHtnisn ptrBenA itnb uno un.
lsr @smtiniinn e uns an fun az.
bsli. ia mir ION ab,r nun Dem
pairlottitfn 3rusdt piomsf,n. oeb,n
mir NIT Der bsrubianbtn lltb,p,,u,
siins nod 6ouis, bob mir Der Qfii6t
9tillls esion, bdb mir aud infer.
stts mitgsbOIfen babsn, ben g,.
ordnetsn b~si5uftebsn.
Absr IN bas asnua9
WHffsn mir nf6f mtbr
un ais muir elm Itidftnfs
lPtRtit4ts S4trftttn Oh.
I'aHsn mir nitt isn,n Elm Opf,r
6tlnssu, 10 sroB Is in unlsrsr Wobf
its1t, bic uHisrem 8aterIonb, elm mon
6tel groBeres, bas sr5bts Spf.r, NAM
ilq iBr siseHes 9sbtH, bas Nobl unb
etosn ibrsr Grausn unO qinS,r barr
bring.n2 '4
:, tam osnn cine S%iIfsItFuns fir
iOl9s 0pfer gu grOb isinY
|gttabr, unb m in limb 0tHt.
de!
Bir iinO ftol8 ouf ani.rs tobf,r,n
9elben, Ioiiet iis Itol8 auf uns tein
laliet lte nit benz tr0tli6en getpubf,
lem TIRE gruit ben Fein0Iiden aus
9sln bisten: pWsnn i'd ouh fir
meme grioer unb fir mein Batter.
Lamb taIls, iie, bic aub.r gefobr
llno, lie fperbsn msinsr Iiebsn gerIoI.
isnen ii9 srbormen!"
Btr 9eatfde in qmeritd boben BIZ,
oOppslte pfIi6t, uns Der gebrdnofen
ai3unsbmen, benn fe fteben i'm
RomPfe UNI uni er gatsrIanb. bog
mir bsrIieBen, bod nidt ~peroeffeu
tonnen. Die, tpel6e bsute bofiir Bin
ten, bobsn ge9oIfen, es 3im gIiben
uio Ba4ien gu brinsen, pdbrenb
MIR in bic 5erne 5Ogen, ioI3 aber
"H2 VIZ Slu9eHs ffeiter.
sic bnben ibre gfIi6t qetan. mn,
TT IS an uns, bic unIeriae an tuni
Der &riegsrberein in San ;srans
CISCO, bon e6tem beutf6em geift Be-.
eslt. bat Idngit gsseigt, pos tr.uss.
oeutl4es Characterization in Der
Jerns gu Ieiiten bermaa. qug Tsinsr
gsretnstafIe bat sr beim erlten gbs
pell iofort 1000 9pIlars aur 6fIfs.
lstitung beuiIIigt, unb Snr6 elm,
5dnmIung inter Ieinen m%itoIiebern.
PIE alle ben Grnit bes S6Io6tenru,
fes tenrsn, nod 5000 Dollars ouf.
gebra6t.
0o9 6olnit gsben fi6 bic pFli6t.
getreuen 8atsrIanbsfS6ne ni6t al.
trteoen, fie baden DisIrnehr 81 ri.
Vttifton u%bernpmmcn, nit Silfs oIIsr
9eutf9en in San 5runcisto arpeis
pufoertunO 0oIlors
~ bringerl, tpobI ptfTsn6.
6oB in fOl&em giganrf6sn aampi,
targe Sropfen ni6t aeniqsn.
0te 9entI6s unb 0eteTrei6Hdsltr.
9iIfsgefeIIf6oft in glsbe.
lano bat in Der Expedition bes
rWa4ter lnb Qn5eiger" cine Sons
melitelle eingeri9tet, I'm aud I'M
re4t groBe unb nombdfts
SuHlInen gu benz ebGsn patriotiiber
aufaubrtn9en.
Vile 9emeinOen, 8ereine, GomiIien
tnO ieber gin3eIne foIIten rnb miiR.
iI4 mad beiten arGft.n on biefen
Sammlun9en beteiIieen.
Bor ALIEN aber f6neu
lno ret4Ii6, benin per
4nelI gtbt, gibt bpppeItt
pie Summe msbrt Ii6 tpobI, fie
nit iebem iungen sooe, unb
otrb %3unebrlen, fpie man es bon ben
'pterfdhigsn 9eutfdsn erparten borf.
sine Gbrenf6uIb lit es
G, bic IN II letiten miffen.
n ebreno9e Dor unfes
en- et9enen Stnbern 1T es.
II IN II ben 3oGt Ser ga
erlnnbsIiebe nit frsubfz
Ter 9nf u.nb ber3tqem
in tiir3eFer SriH
.or3ubringen, bamit mir nid6t
rrDtenb Dor unieren 2anbsIsuten i'm
3uriidfts9en miTTen. fonbern
7 Der 8at limb, fpas mir 70 beqeiffert
4 oos 9iaterport foIfen: mir
'ollen Ell ein3tq 9oTt
8rIbern!
8rau 3arpTtne.
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benz mir boffentIi8 berT6out bIeiben.
piiroe Dies ben Mmerifanern einen
groBen @orIprun9 Dor isosr anberen
5lottenmo6t gsbtnl
Mau braudt fi6 ober burerft
our6dus ntdt iibsr cine foIde gpens
tudlitdt ~aufsuregen. Der reuerIide
Sntf@IuB bes ameritaniI6en Slot
ten : Departments, cine qn,obl
S4lo&tldiffe bonn Qtlanti16en Sc
Idlpooer ab3utrennsn unb Dem 8ienf
auf ben Stileu S5ean 3asupstlen,
III tieleidt bel psnigrr nit Der
niapaniffen @efdbr" in gerbinoung
gu bringen. ais pieGmebr ebenfaus
init elmer Srage oes 8renuItoffes,
Henn an Der QttontiIden &ults 10.
itet oas Grb6l, obipo6I nidt ror,
$1.S9 hos SAB, oosegsn ouf Ser
Settle Oes stiaen 63sans nut SO
Cents. uIiO 80 Gents fpsniUss.
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N(aIllfi5irIe An5etgen!
Nute gauulabc.

II Scr @abc oes 3eutiden @auies.
Pile QerbeiIermgen ME gepiluiterte
GtraBt 9urgeriteig, @aiierIeitung
mo Sos. 3lpei S%duiergeDiert BON
Der Stroben6dbn. 0urdihnittIis
der 8reis $500 per 8auplnb. So
anbe5abhtng uno S. per W2onot,
8eiouoers gutter 9lob 3ur Grid.
tung zines &eimes. aommt iofort.
geLepbonirt Douglas 1888 ltno iragt
fir Sobn 9nppe, Sbuler & GnrD,
224 Stote 9anf @ebau0e. %
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eeit nnO entidlieat Gndl.

Wolverines Cement glodhous
Rdnme 9oiIet un0 9a6., 3entraI.
bei5ung, eIettriides 2idt, Elm brit.
tel afer 2onb, gan3 einQe3Gunt
llelle9 Siibnerbaus, Sfulppen; a.
0bItbdume; @einitode unS aIein.
frt6t. @emiiie. uno gLumenqorter
IN unmittelbarer RGbe oes Rioer.
tiefp 8orfs. Bier g[ofs siir t3.
StraBe un6 Sii0-OmaGa StraBen.
balm unO 60. &oierpater Sfnlle.
6 glofs bonn 9eutiten SoiiIe. @lltc
eelttide gtaGbaridott. 8reis mn
$4,000. - $1,000 baores @eIo n6.
I'M bieieS 9eim 5u faufen.
Sebt @iseutbiimer, Alb iiioIidc
8. StraBe, ODER telepbonirt 0olla.
las 5647. q!
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.. 8. gnrn, beutider Optt
ter. augen unteriuft fir grilIen
443-5 9ron6eis @ebduoe, omaha

Sbntfraftigrr @ann ODER Sran nm.
fer 30 Inn uniere 9oge ein3ufiib.
ren. $50 bis $500 per 0{onot
Sdreibt loiort. S. g. II. 2467.
Gooington, ap.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-29

OergrGBert bsbeutenb ben Qus6e6.
nungs 8erei4 fiji Ole 8epeounaen
bss Shiffes.
Qber obpobt Idrn bic me1ant.
ihen 8or3iige ALIEN Sic genublnq
bon GrO1I dIs 9rennTtoff fir Sic
omeritnnii6sn Rriegsf6iffe ent'tie.
ben empfebIen piirOst, :ommen nod,
uirtI4aftli9e pub rpie oieaeiht
inter 0en iebiaen iutcrnotionaIen
Ber6dltniiien OteIen an bertcr6es
ben8perteIten erI6eint audi iiras
teaiIae gOrteiIe biu5il. Die Der.
Staaten pro0p3isren na6e3u 70 Bro
oe8 geiamtsn Gro5l gorrates
Der Meit. meI6er ii6er6aupt ais
9rennmnterioI geeignet 1T, uno oieIe
9roouttion p~erteilt IiG aaf bic at
lontifde Geetiiite uno auF bic oes
Stilen S3euns. 90 1T linen cine
rei9lide 3ufubr tpobl ftsts aeIidert,
unb i'm 6une zines Rrisgss, BON
MaAmwfM MrL NF AMl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-29
llniere GrOOl.a riegsfluttc

S4on 60 ga9r5euge in Ser
ariegsflotte Der Ser. Staten
3runter s y0reaouougbts" ober
2fen S9Iadti4tffe taben
i Petroleum ftatt Roble inter i6
0ampfteFsln brennenl Rur
strno mar man anfGngIi6 an oieIe
suerung berangetreten; aber DER
niidere unb 70 Iei6t 6antisxbare
cunitoff lit in Der 8unIt unferer
2tten : 8eb0roe 70 bod geItiegen,
i, wie man T66Bt, i'm nd1feu
,DnungSiabre 80 milionen @ano
al GrO6l fir Den Tlotten0isuIt
. omar nur fir eiuen e%rparttten
teolideu neroen in 4nIprub "
ammen nerben!
8ebeutst bod Die Qnipen0und BON
'etroIeum ala grenumoterial oroBe
an Raum, Iiefert ben be-
en- Ballot. ben es sebsn fam, unb
- - me FAH32 IfE nn&HAd
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Die modernste und sanitarste Brauerei
Inn w eSten=

5amdicu6coarf fam br5Oaen merOen: in Si6sCmaba, @n. Setter,
25O2 V Strahe; Selepbou South S63-Gma6G Sngu 4. Snj, 1924
Douglas Strafe; SelepboH Douglas 304o-GuHndl Bluffs, Oh Nse
Bar, 1912 Sib G. Strahe; Ssepbon 1923.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-29

3u Oerfanfen :-Sebr biaia oeoen
8uargelo Elm Gimbaa llprtpbi
Yiono IN nusge8eidHetem 8uftan6
Telephone Douglas 4368. C3
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-29
gasrntanuaIts

&Siuarb GoOn, gatente, 1880 Gitu
National 6unt Building, aeI
Douglas 3469.
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Tas ein5iee OentIGe IObeI. Reparu.
turosi6dft in DDaba. u. Roraus,
GieertE. 29f0 Garnom; $or. 1862.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-29

Sine bentidc 5ran iudt Rdbarbeit
naer art. Rnd3ufragen Gelepbon
Douglas 5943.
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Abbildungen Won Safe Home Stretch:
holzern in natirlicher Crosse

Sic ieIbige aujiiuoeu unO iinb
oenno9 iiberer, ME auoere
StreihbOI5hsH.
geriuden Gle, OieieS neue
Strei6boI5 gu gebrau6en uub
anoere 9eute ju usranIaHen,
oa6eIbe Su tbun. Gil brau6eH
filr oieies Strei6boI3 Hidt
mebr gu be5abIen, pie fir
ninidsn aber, BOP Gle
cine before SOrte erbaltcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-29

Gtrumpnuirier geiud)t 8lr Ginridl.
turg einer SeamIeB Soiierb gIont
(gtrnir Y'nfhinerie). Mlub nit alien
Grbeiten uprtrallt iein. ausfunft err.
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Observation-Disclosures
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-28
Splendid KaIem Drama In
cIuded in Today's Bill at
the 0deon Theater.

Three splendid acts OF vaudeville
are on at the Odeo theater today.
The pictures for today include a
splendid Kalem drama entitled 1.-The
Man In the Vault" Guy Coombs and
Alice Nilsson portray the leading
roles In this production. In Sweedie
comedy entitled ''She Landed 2 Big
One "Sweedie" shows up her father
as q fisherman. A vitagraph COM
edy entitled THE Cave Dwellers," is
also shown.
An exceptionally large audience
attended the Palace theater last
night to witness the third perform
ance Of the Barrett players presenta-
tion OF 1.-THE Price She Paid" and
enjoy the fun afforded by the coun-
try store, which has proved quite
popular at this amusement resort
The Barrett Players have arranged
to present two high class plays next
week, which have proved to be very
popular In other cities. and they
have spared no expense or trouble to
produce these plays properly and in
pleasing manner.
There are several musical shows
on the road this season. but there is
only one musical comedy opera.
,The FREELY" a most thoroughly
charming musical play, which comes
Ia the Robinson Grand Wednesday,
AFTERNOON and night. December 2,
with that tiny delightful star, Edith
Thayer, in the title role and under
Tie personal direction of Arthur
Hammerstein.
The book and lyrics are by Otto
Hauerbach. who wrote High Jinks,' .
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-28
with Butter and Oranges. Z

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Monday Tom Moore and an all
star cast will present Ellis 1nspira-
tion." a two-part Kalem production.
Sidney Drew will present ..Mr. Hen
Try Jones's Courtship.',, You all know
Sidney He will get the applause as
he is an especial favorite with Bijou
audiences.
William Fayersham has been in
vited to give an informal talk to
the students of Barnard College.
The Famous Players Film Com
pany have secured two such noted
stage successes as Are You a Ma
SOM" and THE Dictator" in which
they will present their popular star
John; Barrymore, who made his first
appearance in motion pictures in the
Famous Players production, Gan
American Citizen" and who achieved
an unusual comedy triumph in that
company's recent release, "The Man
from Mexico.H
Damaged Goods" the Eugene
Brieux drama. as presented by Rich
lard Benefits co-workers. will be the
attraction at the Robinson Grand
Saturday, December Is, for after
noon and night performances.
AS dramatic Interpretation
Damaged Goods" as presented by
this organization should be witness
ed by everyone. There are awful
truths brought to light in the play.
It is true and pure delineation and
Is far reaching in its effect on the
public and personal habit.
Blanche Ring is appearing in a
vaudeville skit called "oh, Papa!"
Mary Pickford is to enact the he
roine in a film version of"The Dawn
of Tomorrow"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-28
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