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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-13
READY FOR CIRCUS
Hind Paws and Fore Paws Performers
Will Be a. Y. NJ. {. A. April p
and 24-Fine Attraction.

You have doubtless already learned
that the great Hind Paws and Fore
Paws circus will be given in this city
Thursday and Friday. April % and -.
under the auspices of the physical de
partmeut OF the \. VI. G.. a. the arena
being the gymnasium OF the Y. NJ. c..
4. The first number on a long and
varied program will be a really strik-
ing dumb bell drill by the Junior Il
class. boys OF 10 and ~ years. The
word striking rs used adyiscdly. for
those who hay paid attention to the
training 81 the youngsters for the
past month say you can hear the noise
OF the bells for a square.
Tho lads are ~thorouphly in earnest
and are determined TO make their
part of Inc Ma-tadonic circus "a huge
success and the best ever given iu
Wheeling by boys Of their age. These
are the yOun- athletes who will take
part in the dumb bell drill. Martin
NanniOn. Roy McClelland. Albert COP
per. Joseph Carnahan. William Beu.
like. Herbert ~Urinkman. Ernest Deck
man. Melvin Uclfrich Kenneth Grcig.
James Daily. Louis Ttbbens. Robert
Tyler. Robert NCtleary. Earle Gamble.
uarry Becker. Raymond Uabig. James
stewart. Walter Uiu. Earle Uathsway.
Harry kloss Paul Jones. Carroll Pcil.
Hernard MelsEarber and Eugene
GlassCock " YOU wish TO encourage
y oung America bus your tickets from
ans Of fhO ads mentioned herewith
y Ou are sure tO have a pleasant even.
ing az the circus
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MANY HERE
DEBS SPEAK
TO BELLAIREIrEs SUNDAY
Two Addresses Delivered and Large
anal OF Local Persons Attend


Eugene Y. uebS. candidate Tor tre
Presidency % the United states Ou The
Socialist ticket az the last election. de-
terday. He arrived yestsriay from ms
home an Terre haute. Ind. and left last
evening FOR -. Louis No. where he
viii address two aeetinEs
tie MAS met a. ,ne train By a large
d~elegation OF local Socialists ana g.
corted TO the hotel IN the Afternoon
sud evening he delivered addresses 10
large audiences An the Etk Grand the
ater lie spoke Of the advance % So
cialisn IN the past Few wears and pre-
dlcted a great future FOR the party. lie
stated that the party has increased rap
Idly and that more Socialist literature
AND papers are being circulated tnan
ever before In political history.
In speaking OF the Democratic party
ne stated that its regime was A fafure.
tie stated that there h. a. many men
out OF work II not more than before and
that times would be worse. Vie -
plained the cause OF rsnics and com
ing 10 70 the dreadful panics Of but "a
ne ~discussed the coal strike situation
Indiana coal 6eid. lie stated that ,hs
bureau Of mine statistics in that state
showed that the miners had not aver
The actions OF Judge DAYTON I'm the
lannamdle district trouble was taken Up
by AIR. bebs. who said that Judge Dav-
ton Is driving the men 10 Socialism by
his actions aud that practically a.. oriv
way to better the conditions FOR ths
working class iu that district IL 10 sun
port the Socialist part~ ticket lie
stated that the time is ripe Tor social
ism IN West Virginia and that tne party
m that state Is gaining by le~Ts and
In conclusion he stated that Social.
ISM - not popular at the present time
nut THAT u II right. and what t. right
H. bound TO come
VT bebs Is a brilliant aud gifted
4 speaker and the vast audience COMPOSED
OF men an every walk OF life. was deer
IL Interested throughout both his al.
I dresses.
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FILTRATION
Light and Water Committee Of City
Council TO Take Up Report at
Meeting This Evening.

\ meeting of the light and water
committee has been called for this
evening. at which time the filtration
report VIII be taken up n discussed
relative 10 its presentation to council.
PRINTED copies Of the reports have
Teen sent out TO the members OF c-un-
GU Tor their perusal The report Is "a
large affair and will take a great deal
OF time for its study and c%onsidera-
Ton. While the council call contains
the clause that the report Of the light
ana Matef committee Is to be acted
upon. YET n Is hardly possible thev
VIII report on the filtration question.
ll Is expected they will amend and
strike out different parts Of the re-
port, which will tend to hold Il up.
" Is hardly expected that the 70.
port VIII be presented in its entirety
IN u the regular meeting Of the coun-
cll in June. Following the submission
OF the rpport 10 council. 30 will be
necessary for their action before 10
can Dc submitted for a bond issue.
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ROOSEVELT
AUTOBIOGRAPHY
icon tinusd from FOURTH Pax..l

Isthmus was kept open. In 1861. in
1862. I'm 1885. and In 1900. tae Colon.
btan government asked that the
United states government would land
troops to protect Colombian interests
and maintain order on the lsthmus.
Inc people OF Panama during the pre-
ceding 20 years had three times
sought TO establish their Independence
by revolution or secessiOn-in 1885.
In 1895. and I'm 1899.
Whom the government boz nominal con
troll 81 the lrthmus continually bcsouEht
American interference 20 mufact the
rights ~ could not Itself protect. and
PERMITTED our government 60 transport
Colombian troops uuarmcd ID. pro-
igrtiuu or our own armed men. while the
Colombian arms end ammunition cam,
IN . separate train. Do b. obvious that tt.
Colombian SOY r~roiUufE" WAS of such "a
character a. Co warrant our Iuafatfnr
that. inaemuch as ~ only existed -
xaue7 Of our protection. there should &C.
requittal q sense Of thr obligations
that the acceptance 81 tbls protection
-uplied.
lbsoiutism with = Touch Of Humor.
Granville Columbia was under "a oIl.
~s~torshlp fn 1s9s 81. a. sancIamentr
wss elected prcsident and ? N Marc.
ruin yice president of ne Republic o.
president. Maruuuiu. executed D. ruut
drtat hT geiyinF the person az the Pres.
idnnt Shaciamenfo and impriaouiur him
81 a place a few miles out OF Hohot4
poe4eHHcd o. thc executive power b.
cause or "the absence 81 the President"
IS delightful touch of u~uroueci1ua hu-
NOR. Ifc then issued e. decree that pub
lc order was disturbed. aud. ufpu that
assumed 90 himself Legislative
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MUCH BUSINESS
Many Matters VIII Be Presented 20
Council a. us Regular Meeting
Tomorrow EVENING.

The rfrulsr meeting of council wiu
Do held tomorrow evening az Whi,u
Time -eeHral matters rf general im.
puffaucp VIII come uu Tor couside~a.
ton The claims and contracts com
mIftcr VIII submit its report iu regard
fo tht UammerIcp funeral fund and
the claim of a. T. Wheat Councilman
otto VIII present H resolution for the
equaIiziuu of wOrkhouen sentences
and also. b. ia Thought. for tho clear.
jug up uf PAPER and other mbharc
from the streets. Mr. OTTO o. Of the
opinion That fhe men who are fined
ten and costs should serve as long a.
DO u whO ie fined go and costs
The Board ~ Control will submit
several mcaaaees. among which will
De- O. communication ~ the Windsor
hotel people. asking for the erection
or a marquir over The Main street en-
trance and also a communication
from th" Playground. Association.
State auditor UaT-f will submit Ia
comm nuIcatIUu ou fhe West NiraiuIa
Gas Company corporation and mat.
tors pertaining fu CITY bridges viii
come from Che Board of Control
Councilman TtueN will present e. ra-
uluiiun fskIue for fhe Wotofizine of
uI' Giro deu1rfWfuf. and tho drafting
0i a smoke ordnance
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power under another provision Of the
constitution that b.. having himself dis
turbed the public order. he alleged the
disturbance as a Justification for selling
absolute power. ThencefOrth Maroqutn.
without the aid of any lcgislative BODY.
ruled az a dictator. combining the SUI
preme executive. legislative. civil. aud
military authorities. IN the go-caIIcd Re-
public Of Colombia. The "absenco" ~
Sanclamcnte from the capital became
permanent BY hts death In prison in tho
year 1909. When tho people OF Panama
declared their independence In Novctu-
Der. 1893. no ~nEres had sat in Colom-
MA since the year 1895. except The spc-
ctnl called b. Marouuin 10 re-
Icci % by e. unanimous vote. and ad-
Iournod without legislatinE ou any other
subject. Tho constitution Of 1855 h1u
taken away from Panama the power or
self-goN erumcnt and vested o. In Coloui-
bta Tho coup d-gtat Of Maroquin took
away from Colombia herself the povrcr
Or government and vested 20 boz an ire
sponHthlc dictator.
Consideration OF the above facts ought
to b. enough TO show any human being
that We were not dealing with norfunf
conditions on the tqthmua and in Colon
MIA We were dealing with fhc govern
mcnt OF en- irresponsible alien dictator
and with a condition Of affair- ON the
irthmur itself which ure marked by one
uututcrrupfed series or breaks and
governed" theory. thai absolutely Iuafi.
fled our action. Tho people uu the 18TH
mus were the governed" fhrr rrr-
governed bN Colombo IfhDut their con.
sent. and they unanimously d-ruudInftT
the Colombian government and demand
cd that Tho 7 uifrd states build Tho canal.
TIT Time Tor Delay Passed.
had done everything possible. per.
aorallv and through secretary HAY. to
persuade the Colombian gutrrrmsrf Oh.
keep faith Under Tho UHt-rauursf1fa
Treaty. Ia was explicitly provided that
the United states should build tho canal
.hpuld control police ana protect t ANA
Irru b. open 90 the vessels of HT nations
Iu equal frrma. We bad HaHumrI fHH
position OF r~uarauf0r 81 che canal Ir-
cluding o. course. The tllliiue of tHa
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should have a filtration system to furn-
ish pure drinking water. Affirmative.
Cadets Morse. Jr. Sch. and Sergeant
Whitaker. IL. Negative. Cadets Cooper.
10 and T.. Hearne. II. The judges. Ser
geant Elig. IL. Sergeant Frederick 10.
and Cadet Baer. Jr. Sch, decided In favor
Of the Affirmative by ) point to 3.
Music-Autopiano.
Declamattou-C. Dewey. Jr. Sch.
Essay-SerEeaut -. Scheuk 10.
Essay-Cadet 81. Dewey. .LT. sch.
Essay-Cadet Gutman d..
Caleudar-Capt. e.. Strochmauu as.
Dcclamatiou-Cadet ~. HoWker. Jr.
Sch.
Deelsmatiou-Cadet W. MscEwau. Jr.
Sch.
critics EepOrt-Mr. Mortou-.
LiIsly songs aud cheers.
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JEFFERSON DAY
Birthday Of Third President OF the
United States 20 Be Cele-
hrafeA Trdav

Several states OF -he Union. ospc.
cially Virginia, viii to-day celebrate
me- one hundred and seycnty-hrsf
birthday Of Thomas Jefferson i'sarc
OF Monticello. and third President of
the United State Pew men in histo-
~ have filled the place Of Jefferson
Throwing away tho a~ristocratic precp.
dent OF Washington and Adams. ho
took his stand among the men of tho
world. and made a name for himself
nationally tits home was the ual4.
tial Monticello. or Little Mountain. in
Virginia.
One incident OF bis life 90 show tho
regard tn which he was held bv mia
slaves De-. THAT ON ono occasion when
he returned from Europe hu was met
81 the foot OF Tho long drive fo his
hv his negro asryaufs The
horse. we're 'akDu from the carriage.
and tur almost wOrahiuml ufer0ca
pulled tho vehicle up fhe incline 20
The house
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TO
MEET SATURDAY
J. NJ. CRAIG. OF NEW YORK CITY,
TO DELIVER ADDRESS.
Meeting VIII 81 Held in Grill Room
% Mcclure Hotel. Follow
ing Luncheon.

A meeting Of the West Virginia
Life Underwriters association will
be held Saturday afternoon in the
grill o OF the Mcclure hotel. Lun.
cheon will be served at 1 o'clock. and
will be followed by a discussion OF in.
surance matters.
The address Of the afternoon will
be delivered by i. VI. Craig. actuary
Of the Metropolitan Life Insurance
company, OF New York city. The
meeting viii be particularly In the in.
terests Of industrial insurance. and
Mr.. Craigs address will be on that
subject.
George Crook, superintendent Of the
local agency OF the Metropolitan Life
insurance company. will probably pre-.
side Oyer the meeting.
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NEIGHBOUR HOOD
BIBLE GLASSES
Monday.

Monday.
MeCaiiaSh. 80 80 Fif,s %iI meet Sit9 Mrs..
j evening at : O'Clock. Miss Lancrty.
District 40. i..-R will poe, with
Mrs. Albert Whitaker. Cecil place. Mon
Jay afternoon at 1880 o'clock. Rev.
District No. ia will meet with Mrs.
John Price. - Virginia street. Mond.y
evening at $50 o'clock; Mrs. Oxtoby.
District No. ~ GranS, lew r,,,.
Class viii meet with Mrs. Nm. cross
- Jacob street Tuesday evening at
district No. Ie5 will meet with the
Ieaaer. Mrs : y Elliott. Porter avenue.
1 o'clock; Mrs. Elliott. leader ~
District No. 1875 viii meet with Mr.
I3hn lynch. Pleasant Valley. Tuesday
al,Srnooh at ESQ o'clock; Mrs. Lynch.
Bethlehem Bible class will NEE, At
INC Hethlehem s-choolhouse Tuesday
evening at S o'clock. Miss waymaG.
N~eighborhood BiBIe class will meet
YIN we leader, AIRS. Thomas Scofneld.
at \ o'clock. ''"s
business womsn's Bible class viii
~ a tne , W. G \ Tuesday even
the study OF the Bible lesson "
tilgh SchoOl Bible class will meet at
tne = W y. TUESDAY morning AZ II
o'clock: Miss Kate Hall leader Slub
meeting to follow. Miss Fergus IeaJsr
south Side business wornenis Tirie
C'ass viii rH"ct at the Bav Nursery
luesdal evening AZ N.t5 o'clock. TO be-
Sln new series or studies upon the
social Message Of Jesus" All women
OF the south Sid invited.
Wednesday.
sane bible class viii meet at theIirst
1reshyteriau church OF Martins Ferry
" euheSday evening AZ $50 O'Clock.
"l herbert tarmiCkeL. leader.
me-. 'a,esiSy Evening Bible class viii
h""t a. the y. ". &. 4. a. csc o'cloci.
70 study the sunday school lesson. Eev
bySinger. Leader. ~
Thursday.
o., district No. us Wiit meet with Me-
katherine Rhodes. 5ts south From
iset thursday evening at .45
"'.otN' Mr. &. g Smith. leader.
Netna Bible class will meet AZ the
N~eiudNilie CHAPEL Thursday evening a.
80 o'clock. Miss Anna Fredefick
- - \. Bible class viii NEE, a, the
W \ THURSDAY evening at \
'''''N' MISS IhomnSou. leader.
District No. ID na an.~ pm.
M meet with Mrs. a. II. Gregr. isTi
Main street. Friday erenlne ~ -'aa
" ci"ck. MR. = D. Real. leader.
district NO Z viii meet with Mr.
! p. 'rmpb"ll Friday evening Mtss -,
ma LsSch. leader. +W
district No. f49 viii meet with yrs
award McAllister FRIDAY evc-'
. q ~ oclocE. Mrs. Il. %. Nav. I.ad.r
'Iub Girls Bible class win 49, =,
lit N'. \. Friday evening al "a,
'''"'h' Miss shepard. leader.
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LINSLY NOTES

Have sou seen the new Iiu.i, r,,
iSnt ~ b. O. bunting peunaut win
and black III - let iogr ana in of'1E,
Ntdo 80 90. pole. E..r. da, a.
.ou .ng Linsly pole Just under the
Sergeant Edward Zig. Is. was elected
,dptain OF the baseball team Ia ne
Tuesday. game
III" Junior cla4 held IFS .-diourr.f
D. Getting FRIDAY. The r5Il.v
we're elected. President $780,
@,n'nh N.., president Adiutunf Atetz-
The class decided to So a receptior =,
Nl'' 'it-- durirl The coumsur..
n''lt season The foii"vm a Committee
decoration end music % s.I.rt W.,
I' IIS Gibson. strochmsur. T-.5.
Itof' cor Patterson hse appointed ..
l manage OF tive base ball
si7taut MANAGE cadet U.fehurst.
Assistant MANAGE gUlusr frtr .
F' fuu ..r,luie ~ games Tor
hs'r from school Teams Hc-irirr sam.s
Greet ,n,aa.la.m Har ts.n arog-sd a,
if frs action COL. The LIreI- tfi.
.sIi' Ne .IafIur .. Hr.fIIn. u. awrfT
. o. ~ iu uamhe.e ur tHs LIrafu
Junior. t"lwH Iu 600 -uu-fs r.r 10 rsI
patton In orc los rafn, IMAM tl. trr
"f ffr o. Boo .Irh sport
IF. fafr d.IU during fs.f v.asu
notably excellent 90 Hfuu.sa er.
ilM f.m Chat f.r men need Boz I.rr.
NII. iHr HfHHr. Doc can Ia uut Boo Tie
lIr and sIUellrs
LirsIv Dol PURCHASING four drums FOR
iHe cadet corp. Two of those Hr. mo.
fNirn tf 10 N MU.fH.or 3d. Tho
guy in. h!g VII s.ou be slda
~ zoe win 90 riury 90 the head Of
Che lirslg Battalion.
The competition Tuda. Cor bose driu
~ cadet WH. again won Ir Cadet Tfmrr
rfhrrE Iuuiur .hslsr
I.r law rar.s MfHI|urf.. I.fs..r.
''iE h'II H- REGULAR mrsfInr TIIIs.
.. follow I.N um..fra we're elected.
~I.INHIH.Hf. I.FIfrrHuf. E CHAMBER. f
Woo president Sergeant TI.r. Is .l.ra
tfr frr Hrrr Cadet COOPER ff mari.
lnIl tauf t -rfrHsNmHHr 90. critic.
Nier 1ufmfH The fnliYu IrE uraarsr
uf. rIrrr
I.HaI| song.
Debate. Resolved Tbaf Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-13
ANNIVERSARY
Members 81 Wheeling Aerie No. 344.
Frsternsl order Of Eagles 90 Have
Bio Time Thursday Evening.

Wheeling Aerie 40 3ft. Fratemai
order OF Eagles. will hold their eIev.
enth anniversary and banquet az tho
scottish Rite Cathedral. Thursday eve.
ming al > o'clock The committee boo
charge has completed arrangements
for the banquet
The refreshments OF tho evening
will Do furnished by Caterer John n
LIereufelder auo fha banquet viii Io
presided over bv John ~. Nrnruz The
speakers OF tho evening will De- Rob.
erf Nddlpmau. y Y y OUrion s g
smith and George Cook. The EarIp..
Orchestra viii furnish the music off
the evening \ LARGO crowd Is sN.
.U"Cf'd TO Do present az tho banquet
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chudren's Diseases Very Prevalent

NuoopInE tOuuu d. about gNDrE
where Ncaelos ard srafirf fcvo- 30
most as bad Use FOIeF'a Honey and
Tar Compound for raw. inn4med
fhroafa and |rDIrHiur Nrs 7 e. Host.
Ter. Grand Island. NrU. SAWS Nv
thrnr children bod seven. attacks OF
w~hCuUiur rough and % very few doses
~ Foley Honey and Tar gave them
great relief Contain. no Ouiafoa.
DO not arcUrf substitute For sale
by John Coleman O. C0-Adv.
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canal. and or it, peaceful use by ali the
Wotld. Ihc enterprise was recognized
everywhere as responding 90 an inter
national need. Il was "a mere travcstv
ON justice Co treat the government i1
possession OF the isthmus as having the
right-with Secretary Cass fortv-nX.
years before had 80 emphatieaiiy re-
pudiatcd-to close the gates of inter
courrc on one Of the great highways or
the world.
When We submitted o. Colombia the
~Hay-Herrau Treaty. % had been settled
That the time for DELAY. the time for
permitting an government Of anti
velopwcut. 90 bar the work. had paa-.I
The United states had assumed 'u cone
u,rtiou with the canal certain rcsp"u-
.ihilitte. not only Co its own people but
20 the civilized world which impfrartr-
y demanded that there should hc mo-
further delay Boo beginning the uorE
The U~ay-Hcrrau Treaty. III DO srrSI La.
all, erred iu being ovtrreueruua toward
colombia The people u. Panama we're
delighted with the treaty. and the rrtaf.
dent OF Colombia. who embodied in nis
own person the entire -EuFfrumfuf OF
,olomhi". bad authorize the treaty o.
nr made Eut offer the treaty bad boon
made tho Colombia Nsvcfumeut Thought
NJ had flo matter lu ifs $50 hands and
the further thought. ~lusII. wIrtrI All
rlr Boz control of EoEpta that tHsg would
seize The Irourh company at Tine emf ~
nited state. bad agreed fu JAS ore
Panama Canal COMPANY.
A sham and a shield.
President NarDuuiu. fIrourH IIa min.
ietrr hud agreed fu tho HtN-UfrHrl
treaty ir Inunar. 1908 &c. HHd ths aH.
euIufr uuu rT uf ru ur-tOuafIfufYnnf
Dictator fu keep bic promise or break u
Iie determined fp break &c., Tu Furnish
himself Hu excuse f1r nreaEInr no Do
devised tH' rltr of au~mwHuiuT o. com.
Eteas especially called fY reject fhs
canal treat. THIS fhf ..rrrrsH Lei
~rnnErf.H OF mere Uuufrfa-HIH. without
diH. .nfIrE vote IUI UIf rIUrrf. HH.
folrned forthwith without fsrI.fafInr
on aur other subject THE TACT that
iNiH aa "a mere IHw. aUI that toe
president had entire power Goo rouIrnI
Iis uNu treaty and tlf ou 90 ~ be- r.
-Irfn was -NuFu HH soon fH the rrVplH.
Won TOOK place. fur Ou .ufswNar Ear.
erHI Reyes NJ Columbia HHIrfa.rI frr
American minister of ftrr.fs ou IerlII
~ President MaruH.'n .HrI"r tUlt TO-
ODE go. sruwfuf of fHt Omitted state.
I.I land ffu".a snH restore t.s tr.
IurhIFu a1.frrIrnf. fHa DlIurI..m
rrefflruf would I..H.. martha. Ir.
anl %, Virtue or vested .Hr.UfHfHarlI
p ifIorIfr who. uuuf. order Dr. dis
fNru would HurUu Dol. decree frr
fH"Hffnu OF I.s canal fHsHf. 4.
fn n. OOH. government nf fHa
| 'If.. rfHf.. ...If.. "u"'I fsIf I'D.
.'H l"H OFF tHt ..Hrr.
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couah Medicine for chndr.,

TOO much care cannot be used in
selecting a cough medicine for chill
drcn. n should BE- pleasant to take.
contain no harmful substance and he
most cncctual. Chamberlain's Cough
ltemedy meets these requirements and
D. p favoritc with the mothers OF
young children everywhere. For sale
hy all dealers ADJ
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Have you seen the u.or fI,-f,
isht. " i= a bunting peunaut wit
l.ln'y ir great orsnE letters iu oraur.
alI hlH'k. 70 ie u feet long and & fs.t
vide 80 90. pole Ever. dsy a.
I,1m ihe Linsly pole just under tb.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-12-18
The Million Dollar Doll.

This is one OF the few cities to be Wis
tied by the much-talked-of musical
comedy success. The Million Dollar
Doll, /" under the direction Of Harvey
D. Orr, appearing here Friday, Dec. Is
(to-night), at the Reynolds Theatre
There can be no doubt as to the merits
Of this big production which has already
delighted thousands Of music lovers ~,
world over. It's song hits are now be-
ing played 10 nearly every large theatre
IRaR tie inspiring waltz song, Night
has become musical sensation.
Ihe scenes Of The Million Dollar
Dol" take place near Americas most
picturesque river, the Hudson, wAaii
gives great opportunities for beautiful
stage settings. The first act shows the
magnificent ball room Of Col. Barring
ton. wealthy retired army officer; the
finale 81 the first act presents Q wonder
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-12-18

ful dancing ensemble which embraces
the entire company, so gorgeously
gowned that several OF the leading
critics credit Mr.. Orr with having Ont
Broadwayed Broadway"
The third act scene Is an elaborate
garden party on the Hudson with a
spectacular cabaret scene, probably the
most expensive stage setting ever seen
in musical comedy. The story centers
around The Million Dollar Doll' who
is troubled with an over abundance Of
ardent suitors, including hirtatious
uncle, a broken down college professor,
along with fascinating widow and her
dancing girls. Among the song hits are
The Dancing Craze, " Society, = "A
Little Girl from a Boarding School, /"
when Fellow Needs Friend, II aud
Night Time"
Both press and public have pro-
nounced this big show to be the BAN
ner attraction Of the season. Manager
Cox should be congratulated on secur-
| ing this show. Manager Cox urges the
patrons to reserve their seats early.
Seats on sale at Dahnke's Cafe. Prices,
Soc, SOC, 75c and $1.O0.