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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-30
PHOTO DRAMA At pEANDI
\ GREAT SUCCESS

Yesterday residents OF thls city
Dad their first glimpse oi tho Bibli- |
cl uuUlopiay Creation There
$500 D. large and approclatlyc ava
di. .r pre- cut Regular church M
PENDANTS and VUIidlIucs" alike
Hrr. touched aud cheered by the
ra.uUuJu. oi old nlh'r stories. moro
nr I. familiar t0 900 and aenci1t-
rd with childhood da1 Tho pleu-
dor 1f fHD ,oIuDl Illustrations tho
H|..Utr Figures bfUuEIt out %. tnr
wi ty past with startling realism,
tue machine That Hlk I ,.uUurutlF
and D.oIr.F as AUS lecturer leH.rib-
Iue scenes and character H- they
uru rDeleJ Off, have fascination
.0. ou and young
imaginary irt realistic. scientific
DlIy correct and art'sticaIN UIIurvu
picture uf uur earth before II Nss
suitable tor human habitati0u TO-
ruhpr with accompanies I...Urr.
hmmiliuG luc Genesis account of
creation with the widely accepted
"NHNau' Theory formed 900 aupfu-
pirate aud diguIu,d introduction tp
such large subject Ug iu'oruis
iou time the scenes Oi Tine dclul"
of NoJhs day Nprr racing before"
tl. calcium ILuf The CLOSING IU-
/ cidpuis shown by ths division ni thr
drama are taken ,rnm the lives of
Abraham lasaa. aud Jacob An1-
ham +. shown 90. The historical pa
I tnurh proceeding with his som
/ Isaac to Mt Nuriiu. where accord
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-30

gih LOCAL APPLICATIONS. a.
They cannot raah the seat ~ enc
disease. Caar0 a. a blood or ron
a'iiuti0uaI 90 and Boo order 90
cure g. sou must 'ake internal reme-
dies Halle Ca1rrh Cure 80 taken
internally. and a-'s directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces
Halls Catarrh cure r. not Quack
medicine. o. was prescribed by ono
% the best physicians 10 this coun-
try Tor years ana ia a regular pre-.
scriution. composed % tho best
ton'rs known. combined with the
hest blood purifiers. acting directly
on tho mucous surfaces. Tie perfect
combination % fH- tvo ingredients
r. phst produces such wonderful re-
suits 20 curing catarrh. Send Tor
testimonials. free
p. CHENEY a CO. Props, To.
iedo q. Sold by Druggists. price &c.
Take Halls Family pills for con
stlpation. tAdvl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-30
MRS. CHARLES GOODNIGHT
HON0RED Guest At FAIR
Spcnt several Hours At the Grounds
Yesterday and Met Hundreds
Of Friends.

SIR. Charles Goodnight came up
from Goodnight Monday night ana
Nas welcome visitor al the taif
yesterday While here she viii De
.he uest oft her sister. Mrs. Dyer
who az present is making her home
with relative. BOO this city.
Mrs Goodnight was a. 0usy as she
could Gee yes. .rday. meeting and en-
..raiuiug ler OLD friends and ac-
Iuautunces and making many new
ONES Everything possible was done
.0r her comfort but la order that she
would be- we'll and strong today, she
Nas allowed 90 leave the fair
grounds rather early NO ! am hap
py" said Mrs Goodnight when our
representative expressed some anx-
ioty lest she WAS growing weary.
She was as happy as she could DO
200 meeting her old friends.
Between other social obligations
Doe WgH taking time nov and then
fo explain tue interesting painting
ul The first home in the Panhan-
die"
She could scarcely get anywhere
away from her headquarters az the
Armstrong county exhibit. for she
Has b,-irged everywhere by her
many friends. with all of whom she
was anxious to converse.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-30

Mr. ANA Mr.. s q chapman d..
Electra. are visitors az tHp Fair
Mr. and Mr.. j h. Eatr have a.
their guests duriua I.n Fair Nrand
Mrs e. Town and rhro children OF
Higgins. aud Mt 70 lNry Mu ,ni
drcu. of Cors..a
Nr ana Mrs H iruUHm rru
entertaining ae guest. during IHa
Fair MI auI M Stree. of Sow
MD.ico
Miss Irene Fitch Nlu number
among those cnro led with The ~aufa
l'o. having accepted q &C. puu..ule
rosition a, ,sh general office Men
day
Oria a. All,n bias returned 'rnn
au extended b. siness trip tu scout.
,ru and stern part 1f 'hr 'a'.
where br won't iI '.. interests of
tnr SAVIOR d. Kendall D-fHH.i .w.u'
Mr. and Mr. q UHmp.rDt 0r
3d.. fnu.r quest tuda. 500. 'Iu'H 1850.
som %. QWmu who com" f." repre-
emf OWu.U 600 tl. Woman h.|
program to-day az tID 'Hf l
.hor, fl department f."r....
mention of Miss Ni... .... D..
musician and nur appearance. uI
th. prp.mu W.ll Do. ...'. ..
Irht ht tHr lowers u' ..NI H...
tUe .ts uuH those pf." r." "..
or section
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-30

NpcdltWurh Department aud ore
rroWs heNildorcd ut the sight of 80
much beautiful lace pillow tops.
luncheon sets. spreads lingerie etc.
and the work such @ display repre-
SCENTS The needle clubs can Wcu
g., proud uf the fruits ui their la
Hors Beautiful works OF art are
oN bifed u the water. oil and china
painting department aud altogether
the Nomens Department b. one %
the most intcrettiul of the entire
Fair However, an interest is n o.
conferred ON the Fair eutirly. for the
preparations Tor the C.uuslor- Mac
torson uupuals announced to take
place Thursday evening continue
This will bee one of the most DO.
tercsJiug Weddings OF the season be
cause of the wide popularity of both
The bride and groom And then
there is thc Flks opening hall o.,
Dee held Thursday evening The re-.
action VIII come and what THESE col
ums lacked the early part of tue
week. rccumpcu-c is promised bF
two such important functions
Amarillo has among her distin-
uish,d visitors Mrs oliver Dixon.
of TcNline. who is the guest OF Mrs
$ O. Carter. noe POLK street dur
ing her stay Boo the city Mrs Din
ON comes hy special invitation to
De present ON old settlers % day 90
tIe fair. and is notable repre- 'nta-
tive of those trouhlous days when
Tosas was dominated hy the red
men aud the buffalo Her husband
Billy" Dixon. Figured prominently
iu the history of the State and his
drawer, boz tho crrihlr scrImmagc ho.
tween Indians and buffalo hunters
40 the adobe walls. and the despef-
ate engagement al Buffalo WalloW.
for which Congress voted the medal
of honor 90 th, survivors An al.
fr1ptiyc and thrilling book on the
lite of this brave warrior of from
tier days has been written hN Mn.
Dixon which shuuld find place iu
the home of every true Texan Au
attractive irDut'spicce of the book
"a reproduction of q painting iu
uiI DO, work of Miss Guyniirol
Imrs. of Uan.ford the original nl
which Was displayed at the mro''ut
ot tno Panhandle Press Association
l.d hpry last April Moss Jones be
ing prD.,ntrd 90 the new paper re-
personalities present hy Mr. laWl.
SON. editor of th" Canadian Record.
rhcrr win Doe many ola settlers r'-
sent vino win rejoice Boo the oppor-
tuuJty 60 meet Mrs Dixon and per.
haps some whose lives iI-urn strong.
N BOO 'up book which size has writ
ten
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-30

misery SO tau comfortable toIr feet
IefL g,t a. l5 cent ios of -flZ now a.
.. ue.f .r department. store Don't
.I. tlta -rri fef rlal fest feet
rat never SWELL never hurt. never rct
tired s years i,at comfort guaranteed
o. money fCfunlcl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-30
ny Mss SOPHIA MEYERl

o. Jennings performed the mdrrial,
ceremony of Miss 'ayerne Norris anr
" Erie Malone, 40 SO o clock. The
couple having come 90 Amarillo
with party of friends 10 take Boo
the fair Several OF their friends
were present an the ceremony and
Mr. aul Mrs Malone remained in tie
rity 60 spend their honeymoon ant
enjoy the sights az the Panhandle
Fair
-U
Among the very enjoyable social
functions of the past week was the
entertainment tend cred 10 one Of
the sunday School classes of Che
POLK street Methodist church OF
which Mrs. u. Johnson has charge
and to whom her pupils are ludeht-
cd for a very pleasant evening Mrs.
Johusous horne was thrown open
with genuine hospitality to her class
resulting boz deliEhtiJl time spent
Informally with music games and
"a general good time steaming not
caocolalc and delicious cake proved
one OF the pleasures of the even
Ing Those presou. were Misses
ShIrlcs Back. Minute Lee MORAN,
Frances Hiatt Beatrice shirley, TT
"a Mae stuart. Willis Edge, Vivian
Tut. leong Wilks LOrcna Beck,
Alma Goldiug. IoriJa johnson,
Llcsolyn DUsou. stella johnson.
aud Mossrs Cortez Bell. kilpy John
son. Earle Gray Frank Blair. oliver
Stuart Nicholson. sharp Herbert
Patterson Martin CordeiIc aud can
Williams
We are always rearing comph.
m,utury things of Amarillo girls
and boys who ARE wirrinr anne and
fortune loo PARKWAY fields. Tho lat
est Interest tins bit of ucws Is talk
ON from the Quiu1h Tr.buno-Chirt
OF las, Thur day
4 -pl udid cutcriIiuu'cut WAS -i'
en- by those two bright "ours icac'
era. Mise Viola Wilson ald Fran.
cps Humphreys 40 the auditorium
Monday evening.
\ large and apprrciaiItc audi"n'"
was present
Both adi,. showed clu iiorahlu
talent supplemented by years off
constant effort Miss Wilson roud
.tiuu of piano classics Hu grand.
and like alI modern PERFORMER. She
PLAYED from memory only. MI.
HUMPHREYS showed herself equal"
capable n rendering patho5 ar wei.
CAB 20 lighter Wien and N hi-hN
pleasing boz both
fI.|.. H..H... f..4sH.. l.#N zimmerman. OH.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-30

Mrs. VI. GRAHAM

Experienced Dress fern maker.
hIl work guaranteed. Model al The
Misses Taylor Phone 1868 or call
bI2 jackson street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-30
THE LIMIT CAFE

CIoaneat aud best place 90 eat. Try
The Limit 4IG TAYLOR.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-30

Living Models showing the latest
styles 200 Misses TIs'Ogs 6O3 Polk
ST. $3.50 fu 10000 TUESDAY and
Wednesday evening The coats and
suits uiIl br furnished by - w.
owen 2S3-2t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-30

Dr p. A Johnston nas moved he
office 10 rooms and I Pucke'f
building adjoining telephone build
frF. 2ni.ti
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-30
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THE PLAINS

ON the great spreading Plains OF tnH
great spreading West
OF all the great countries the great
est and best
Where the girls are all sweet and
the men are all brave,
Let the Wild coyotes howl and the
wild billiards. rave.
Let the drouth hold Wgn carnival
what do We care
with our dry farming plans Wen
have bread ana 10 spare
Wen raise great stacks of milo and
kaiir galore,
Wen raise grass. sheep and COWS. r.
We raise nothing more.
Then ring out courage as clear as
bell.
Il We raise nothing else. We can al.
ways raise.-Well
There are som things We raise tha.
We don't need 10 tell.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-30

Stoddard STUDY Glass $50 wu
resume studies Saturday October TO-
nd the home of Mrs g. G.. Cupuu.
weth. l2us TAYLOR street. az 1890
O'Clock. with ur George J Nunu us
Instructor aud leader The lesson
will be- on France Heretofore tho
meetings were he.i on Friday bpf
I'm the future will he held ON sat
urday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-30

Build Concrete SilO with a ten
years guarantee See l.. =. Hearn at
Rrayelton- PRYOR Co l66-tf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-30

Military scribe.
o.
Program tor Womans Day. sept
go. 1874
The Woman's program will bee give
cn this afternoon beginning a.
D. M with the fine arts program
the address by DR.. VI " Carrick 81
Dallas At the close Of the program
au informal reception will be- held to
give the ladies from every county
chance 10 meet one another
u Is the wish of every member OF
the Womau's Day committee that
every county in the Panhandle WI
be represented al the Fair Please
make yourselves known Tor we want
20 make this get acquainted day
with every woman In the Panhandle
Beginning al 2:aU .. m. the fol
lowing program will bee given
Harp and Flute Duct Mis-. CLARK
and David CLARK Amarillo.
Instrumental solo Miss Viola
Wilson Claude Musical director
OF the Quauah schools
Vocal Solo Miss Fires. ChiIdrcss.
Address The Art of Cleaning uD
the Panhandle, Dr VI " Carried
Dallas
Violin Miss ADELAIDE Marquis. d.
rector of Clarendon Con crvatory OF
Music
Vocal Duet Mesdamos TAFT and
Newly. Amarillo.
Tho hoefo~sas for Nowaue Dag
win be- from Amarillo Nesdlmos
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-30

Amarillo society b. paving doc"
Iumag, i1 fhc Fair and everything
ua. been uu 'p1uel until uoNt week
clubs Chat mert regularly h.Eu
turned their interest. boo iao dirDr
zion af 800 much 'rIG.un in''r
,-t ana pleasure THE l.H ro.mra
>GI, q s. b. and other club. of
taa ..fe devoted to tUr ar. ot rrucN.
OF tru- snt Iurf. uce.'' work.
.u HarH.uu.I. rprro0u.'d boo t.r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-30

OF the Episcopal church announced
to be- held Friday afternoon. sin be-
pc 8tponed until ucN week.. when tup
chapter will meet at O'Clock 20 the
home Of Mrs II G. Harding. 1910
Lincoln street
Every one who attends the tair
on "Wednesday "Numms Day' is
invited to attend tho select and uni.
que program 90 Boz rendered hr Mis-.
Curry class OF el0.ltiou ANA fancy
drills The entertainment Vn open
at IS O'Clock iu tlr Glcnvood then
ire SO admission NiI bee charged
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-30

Yours Tor Plains and the Plains boys
Military Scribe
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-30

~ Jennings performed the mdrr.ag,
ceremony of Miss 'ayerne Norris aur
~ Erie Malone, 40 Q. so o clock. ON,
couple having come Co Amarillo
with party of friends 10 take Boo
the fair Several OF their friends
were present an the ceremony and
Mr. aul Mrs Malone remained in tie
city 60 spend their honeymoon ana
enjoy the sights az the Panhandle
Fair
The Detroit times., 1914-05-16

led architecture at Pratt institute in
Brooklyn, where ] was born, tramp
ed the street for year looking vain
ly for someone who would give me
employment Nobody would take a
woman. Why, the idea OF a woman
architect was revolutionary. Finally
a Frenchman showed himself daring
enough to give me a chance after
had been refused everywhere else.
i worked for him a year for s. a
week. Then through a friend | got
chance to work in the office OF a
big New York firm. | later studied
in Paris
Incidentally one OF the fine things
about Fay Kellogg, architect--she Is
also Fay Kellogg, contractor, carpen-
ter and steamftter - Ia her sturdy
championship of her own sex.
Have you ever had any trouble
with workmen who didn't care TO
take orders from woman"
asked.
I'D just like to see a man refuse
TO obey an order / gave him" For
a moment the woman architects
sweet face had set I'm a look OF con.
temptuous mastery; and stripped OF
the secondary characteristic OF sex
| saw the soul OF steel that had over
ridden laws, and the prejudices which
are stronger than laws.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-16
BY NlxoLA eREELEY-sMlTH.

NEW YORK. May 16.-When call
ed on Fay Kellogg, architect, the other
day, she-yes, SHE, and that's the
point of the story-wanted TO talk
to me about eleven cute little debu-
tante pigs that had just made their
DOW to society on her farm at Green
Lawn, Long Island. And when the
pioneer woman architect Of America
got through telling me about the lit
tie pigs, she added:
And since | saw you last, my
Guernsey cow has presented me with
a heifer calf You know for years
she has insisted on having only mas
culine calves
I'm glad the Guernsey has become
a feminist" | replied. "But ! came
here because | want you--a feminist
who has made good-to tell other
women who may be interested just
how you blazed your feminine way
into the closed profession OF archi-
lecture. How did you become the
pioneer woman architect in the
United States?"
81 believe ! am that" Miss Kel-
logg answered, and | couldn't help
smiling at the picture OF this blue
eyed, alert young woman in the early
thirties as a pioneer. After | stud
The Detroit times., 1914-05-16

that house Finney is one OF the most
popular OF all burlesque comedians
with the Detroit public and his COM
pany received such a favorable recep-
tion here last faH that arrangements
were made 10 bring them back for an
open week this spring. The Trocadero
BuTlesquers are playing The Legend
OF the Ring" comedy by Finney,
which has TO do with an ancient gem
stolen from an idol IN an Indian tenn
ple. Finney plays the part of an Irish
cCachman and has abundant opportu-
nifty 10 exercise his unique methods.
Ills chief support Is Sam j. Adams,
who plays the role OF a simple coun-
try youth. Florence Mills, the leading
woman, is good vocalist and has a
wardrobe OF the latest Partisan fTsh-
ions. John r. Grifhths. George Bren-
nan. Lillian English Rita Lorraine.
Helen Russell and Leslie HarctfIrt are
other principals The Boston Beauty
chorus Is n feature and there are sew
eral big dancing numbers Most OF
the music was written especially for
the piece, although thcre are some
popular songs interpolated.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-16

regarded him in that fascination
which q dangerous object often has
for its victim.
Now IL may be that the philan-
thropist was not quite so unaware as
he seemed OF the interest evoked by
his entrance. for a pair OF furtively
rowing eyes alighted upon Mark lie
stopped. "
"tAn IL be--of course; IL is Truitt
This "a an unexpected pleasure" lie
extended a genial hand
Mark took II mechanically How
are YOU, Mr.. Quinby" he muttered
out OF his daze
II suppose / am Well" jeremiah
Quinby smiled benignantly "A busy
life leaves little time 10 consider the
state OF ones health You are look
ing better than have ever seen you. -
I'm better than I've ever been.
There was a pause during which
Quinby glanced tentatively az Kazia
I "Ah Perhaps am intrndingy"
Quinby smiled humorously, as one
who knows his welcome any where is
assured.
Mark brought his whirling thoughts
40 = stop "No, certainly not Mrs.
lux iit pfIlol ultu an INTRO
r.. Quinbys bow was impress
sive.
ee YOU have lust begun. Per
haps-" He paused again, sugges-
lively.
You will Join US Mrs. Whiting,
I'm sure"
Kazia nodded and smiled compos-
eddy.
That is kind, indeed. Though /
should not Quinby bowed again TO
Kagia, blame Truitt for being sell
fish" He took the chair held out tor
him by the waiter. giancing from
Marks sun Drowned face TO Kazia's.
81 see you have both been out under
the sun. Your party"
HAS Just separated Mrs Whiting
Is TO let me-rather Informally. TO be
sure--conyoy her home"
And what OF t. since no one is the
wiser? The conventions" Quinby
wittily accepted the explanation, "are
only for public consumption. though
being in the public eye, so to speak
may rarely ignore them. So you.
too, are from our city, Mrs. whiting
Kazia admitted il
An l WISH hau known laSt night
that you were here. The governor
general" The phrase rolled linger-
ingly on his lips THE governor-gen-
eral gave a reception You would
have been pleased. ! am sure, to see
how our city, in my person. was hon.
ored."
I'm very sure Of H. Please tell us
about t."
Quinby told them about it. with a
wealth OF detail. The goyernor-gen-
eral would have been moved, could
n have beard how deeply HIS atten.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-16
ANN ARB0R BALL CLUB
WILL PLAY HERE SUNDAY

Anu Arbors Independents. team
composed for the most part OF col
lege stars. with Johnny Laxans- for
mer U. of NJ. and Athletic shortstop.
in the lineup, viii invade Mack park
tomorrow. meeting the city cham
pions
Maurer. former Tiger. will be ON
the mound Tor the Mack Parkers With
the same team 10 back him up as last
week. In the preliminary the Max
wells and Iroquois viii cross bats at
lis, the big game starting at S:15.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-16

forced and stilted. And the lovers
learned that. though the world is very
wide, on It's beaten paths men are
never free.
They were az breakfast when, glanc-
ing up. Mark espied a familiar hgure
at the doorway OF the hotel dining
room a figure OF eourtly and noble
mien; moving with slow. thoughtf'il
stride and head slightly bent, as
though. even amid the commonplace
functions of life. his mind never ceas.
ed 20 dwell on momentous philau'
'hropic projects and withal modestly
unaware OF the whisper that ran over
the room or OF the many necks craned
in his direction An obsequious car.
tain of walters led him rown the room
and by fateful chance toward the e.
bic where sat Mark and Kazia. Mari
The Detroit times., 1914-05-16
LOSS OF APPETITE
IN THE SPRING

Loss OF appetite is accompanied by
loss OF vitality. vigor OF tone. witch
Is a more serious loss. II is common
in the spring b. ause at this time
the blood is impure and -impover.
ished and fails TO give the digestive
organs what they need for the proper
performance ~ thar functions
Ask your druggist for Hoods Ssr
sapariIla W makes The rich red
blood yonr whole system demands II
Is not simply a spring med ne but
II is the best spring medicine. --Adv.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-16
TEACHERS To KNOW
FATE IN TWO WEEKS

THE teachers committee was not
quite ready to submit its report on
the teachers 10 be dropped, Thurs
day" said School Inspector Condor,
Friday morning. There are several
matters to be gone over. but we ex-
pect to be ready TO report at the next
meeting About a dozen teachers
Will be dropped, II will be an easy
matter to ind 100 who ought not
20 continue 20 teach. but a dozen Is
more than have been let go in many
years"
The Detroit times., 1914-05-16
MICHIGAN WILL TRIM
SYRACUSE IN TRACK MEET

ANN ARBOR, Mich, May i6.-Mich-
igan was confident OF taking the mea-
sure OF syracuse In the dual track
meet here today Syracuse is not
very strong at best and comes here
weakened by the loss OF its star pole
vaulter Curtis. The distance runs
are the only events that Michigan IS
worrying about.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-16

The duchess o. Manchester rs
known among her set. in London as
the jolly duchess a name which
suits her capitally.
Sat vas tteisHH ZfmmeTnan o.
Cincinnati before she married the
duke. And nov Il is said she do
votes half her tine to thinking up
new ways Of amusing her titled hus.
band.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-16
IN LOCAL PLAYHOUSES

and interesting 90 marked degree.
VIII Nidpcq and Frank Evans, we'll
known minstrel entertainers and fun
makers, VIII present an act allied with
run. songs and jokes. ltuu5's SimmS.
the singing cartoonist, viii offer car
toons OF well-ltnown folk in public
The Detroit times., 1914-05-16

a chorus OF % pretty girls viii be
maintained. Special vaudeville acts and
feature numbers Will be presented In
conjunc ton with the various shows.
For next week these features will he
Fatima, oriental dancer: Fred Hall and
Alexis, English comedians, and Car
amba," "A pantomime playlet TO be pre-
scented by Simone de Beryl, Emile
August and a company Of 30 people.
The Cadillac Girls" will present two
lively musical burlesques called at
Happened I'm Paris" and Here and
There" The principals OF the com
pany include Harry. Bentley, Tommy
Carter Dorothy Daily, Helen Lorraine
and Helen Stanley.
GANETA.
Frank j. Finney comes back to the
Gayety theater next week for the only
return engagement OF the season in
The Detroit times., 1914-05-16

tons we're appreciated BY the philnn'
thropist. who insisted on ascFibin9
them, not 10 any qualities that lay ~
himself. but 70 his vicarious import
Anee as representative OF tho grea
Industrial center and high pr
paleontology.
(contInueo.)
The Detroit times., 1914-05-16
One Question Settled

Look al her, Thursday. and JUST
now hanging out her clothes on the
line What do you suppose she means
by that?"
Maybe it's TO keep them OF the
ground"
The Detroit times., 1914-05-16
,cou,luue rrem Page Fouro

NE show After sunday May ~. the
picture show preceding the daily
vaudev lie matinee will be discontinued
for the sumner The vaudeville show
will start al the usual time. $3.50
o'clock. except on Saturday and sun
day. when the curtain rises at o'clock
LICEUM.
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