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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-22

Egypt will speak.
Fairview. Pratt and Fortieth, Charles
II. Fleming. PastoF--Bible school at q
Afternoon worship at 3. AN oid-Fash-
toned Gospel Song Service" Tuesday
evening at at the home OF Mrs. Watson.
S6l6 Boyd street. Questions OF skeptics
and Infldels.' This Is the seventh Bible
study in the series on Questions You
" Ill Be Asked during the Sunday Re-
vlval"
Westminster, Mason Street and Georgia
Avenue Rev. James Franklin Young,
PRstor-Morning worship at 1880 o'clock.
theme, The Practical Help of the Holy
spirit" Bible school at noon. Evening
Spes pfPplo oy meeting a $50 o ss
Evening worship at 1880 O'Clock. theme.
Temptation" Mld-week prayer service
Wednesday at 7:45 p. m.
Benson, Rev. A. J. McClung. Pastor
| sunday school Mt 10 n. m. Morning wor-
ship at II O'Clock. The sermon subject is
| Our Belief. = Junior Christian Endeavor
msetingg az az sao m, G E n nndeSVor
| 1880 o'clock. Thanksgiving song service.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at
Church OF the Covenant. Pratt and
Twenty-se enth, Charles II. Fleming, Pas
tor-Morning worship at 1850. Mr.. Lines.
rengious work secretary OF the Young
| Mems Christian association, will preach
Bible school at noon. Endeavor ut 6:45.
Evening worship at 7'30; theme, THE
Closing Year OF Christs Life" a sermon
Illustrated by the finest paintings, repro
dnoed In colors by the stereopticon.
"wednesday at 8. Questions OF Skeptlcs
and Infidels" This is the seventh Bible
study on Questions you will be asked
During the Sunday Revival
Third, Twentieth and Leavenworth,
Robert Kari. Pastor-Sunday school at
$3.50 a. M Public worship and sermon by
the pastor at dO;ab a. M, theme Privilege
and Responsibility. Junior and inter-
mediate Eudcavor meetings at .. m.
| ~ $50 p. m. Christian Endeavor prayer
| meeting with reports from delegates to
state Chr. stian Endeavor convention.
Evening worship and sermon at 7:45
S3Wcloek, theme, The Great Preparation"
Wednesday evening at O'Clock, Thanks
giving and preparatory lecture for the
communion.
miscellaneous.
Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter Day
saints lMormonl, 2553 Leavenworth-Sun-
| day school, 1880 a. IN. Evening service,
1880 p. m Seats free.
The international bible class will meet
IN the Labor Temple hall Sunday after
ture on "we'Rhed in the Balance and
Found Wanting"
The United Brethren Church, Nine
teenth and Lothrop Streets. w. o. Jones,
Mlnister-Morning service at II Pa
tr otism and Home MIssions Evening
Peoples Society OF Christian EndeavoT.
at 6;0 Prayer meeting Wednesday at
! Reorganized Church OF Jesus Christ OF
Latter Day Saints. Twenty-fourth and
/ ohio-tNot mormon). Sunday school
day school at s;45 Preaching at II. Re
ligio service. at $50 Preaching at s.
prayer meeting "Wednesday evening at s
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-22

Epworth league service at $50 p. m.
Evening service at 1880 o'clock, subject,
our Duty 20 the Weak. Subject n the
morning "Christ the Judge of Mankind. "
n. Dawson Mlnlster-Sunday school at
g:4O, DIR. J. l.. Franz, superintendent.
Preaching at II, Thanksgiving" Ep-
worth league at $50 Mrs. DIR. Fopte,
leader. Preaching at 1880, Reason and
Religion" Prayer meeting Wednesday
at 1880.
McCabe, Fortieth and Farnam. w. II.
Underwood. Pastor-Morning service at
school at 10. Mrs. George EntrilSin, su-
perintepdent Epworth league at $50.
Topic, ~ Song OF Thanksgiving"
Hanscom Park, Corner Woolworth
ing services at II and 7;t5 Sunday school
at 9;45. Epworth league at $40. Prayer
service Wednesday evening at 8. First
day evening lmme iiateiy after the prayer
service
Hrst Memorial, Thirty-fourth and
Larimore. II. v. Hess Pastor Sunday
seTSS s pESssShnE s snr Th "a S
giving" Special music by chorus choir
Preaching at 1880: Subject. 1.-THE World
Greatest Man" Sunday school at 10. Ep-
worth league at $3.50.
First. Twentieth ana Davenport, THU,
Lowe, Pastor-Mornlng service at II
First Church Reasons for Thanksglv
Ing" Evening service at 1880, The Prod.
igal Son-lIobnobbin with Thugs, Out
T, f. Sturges superintendent. Epworth
league Tor young people at $50.
Presbyterian.
Lowe Avenue. 1923 North Fortleth, A. T.
Ernst, Minlster-The pastor will preach
school at noon Young Peoples Society
Of Christian Endeavor at 6:l5.
First. Seventeenth and Dodge, Edwin
Hart jerks, ID. d, Pastor-Mornlng serv-
H f f PiSns 8 Sunday school Subject q,
noon. Endeavor meeting at $3.50.
CASTELAR,, Sixteenth and CASTELAR,. C. C
Meek, Pastor-Services at II and g. Sab.
bath school at 10. Ralph W. Yeoman
superintendent Junior Christian En-,
Endeavor at Z. Senior Christian En-
deavor at I.
Parkvale. Thirty-first and Gold. Rev
A. r.. Lehman, Minister Morning wor.
ship and Bible school at 1880. Christian
Endeavor meeting az Z, Evening service
OF sermon and song at 7:45. Mld-weeI
prayer meeting followed by adult chorus
rehearsal Wednesday at 7:45.
North, Corner Twenty -fourth and Writ
M. Y. Higbee, ID. D., Pastor-Mornins
worship at 1880; theme. Gods FavoTee
ing sermon at 1880; theme. Partial Views
OF Christ" Christian Endeavor at $50
Sunday school at noon.
Central United. Twenty-fourth an,
Dodge. Rev. Hoyt Il. Speer, Pastor
Preaching at 1890 n. m. annual Thanks
knL n,I ,ot Mg service Miss Margare
Sunday school at noon. Young People
meeting AZ 6:@ p. IN. Evening worship a
1880 o'clock. Rev +. ID. Henderson o
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-22
WEEPS OF BABY ELEPHANT
Animal "Cried and Took On SOme-
thing Terrible" During
Sea Trip,

Alfred Austyn arrived in New York
from his home city, London, England.
because some blighter had stopped him
on the dock in London and awsked him
to look after a blommin' baby elephant
which had quarters in the hold OF the
Atlantic Transport liner Minnewaska.
Austyn told ship news reporters yester-
day when the Minnewaska locked that e
couldn't leave the blawsted brute a mo-
ment on the trip or it would begin moan
in fit to die. f said that every time q
did leave it, the beast cried and took on
something terrible.
Last Sunday, e continued, e thought
the divine service onb GARD might restore
lis peace of mind, so he went to the
services, leavin' the little elephant taking
a nap and lookin' sweet enough TO kiss.
i'm till the voyage hended.
But as soon as Austyn got 70 divine
worship there was a terrible moanin from
the hold. which got so loud that officers
OF the boat awsked him to please get back
down to that bllghted beast and stay with
i'm till the voyage ended.
Austyn went down TO the elephant and
found i'm weepin' real tears. e was feelin
sorry. for the poor little animal when II
sucked up trunk OF water from a bucket
/ and blew It in is face. 'E was glad theT
IT was only a baby elephant.
And that's all 'es been dom all the
way over" said Austyn yesterday. "Wher
! e wasn't moanln' e was THROWN water
all over me and everything else. and II
should leave him a minute e would
scream fit TO kill. The officers said
didn't appreciate is love for me. / dom
even know who 'e's goin to OF what II
name Is and don't care, II . will only
find someone else to fall in love with.
think e was taken away from his mothel
I too soon. don't you7'-New York World
/
Bee Want Ads Are the Best Business
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-22

places that have INDUCED in turkey
raffles on such occasions.
ut is not fair that merchants who pay
taxes should be deprived of the means
of selling their stock simply because the
easy-money brotherhood call 1t a rattle,
If anyone wants to sell turkeys for
Thanksgiving. let them open a butcher
shop" Heretofore in South Omaha II
was a favorite way for saloonkeepers
and pool hall men to stimulate trade by
rafting ducks. geese and turkeys during
the holiday season.
Church Notes.
First Presbyterian, Twenty-third and j,
Rev. Robert l.. W heeier, Pastor-Morning
sci vices at IL. Evening sermon at ).
Preaching at both services by the pastor.
Sabbath school at 945. Christian In
deavor at Z.
United Presbyterian, Twenty-third and
H-Morning sermon at II. Evening ser
mon at 8. Preaching by the pastor. Sun
day school at Y:45.
First Christian, Twenty-third and l,
Rev. John q. Alber, Pastor-Morning ser
mon at II. Evening sermon at s. Sunday
school at 9;45. Pl eaching by the pastor.
First Methodist, Twenty-fifth and E.
Rev. j. w. kirkpatrick, Pastor-Preach-
ing at IL and 1890. Rev. w. G. Brown.
ID. D., superintendent of the Omaha dis
trict, will occupy the pulpit in the morn
ing, and the pastor at night. Sunday
school at 9:45. Junior league at $3.50. Ep-
worth league at $3.50. Choir will furnish
special music.
Magic City Gossip.
A meeting of Phil Kearney post OF the
Grand Army of the Republic will be held
this evening at the homo of Charles Cum
nIings, Folt,eth and = streets.
The Independent Order of odd Fellows
Will hold their regular weekly meeting
next Monday afternoon. at their hail,
Twenty-fourth and NJ streets.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Highland
Park Interdenominational church, will
give hard-time social at the Mission
hall, Twenty-siXth and Monroe streets
this evening at o'clock.
The Eagles will give a dance this even
ing at the Eagle hall, Twenty-third and
n streets The Loyal Order of Moose
will give a dancing party this evening al
the Moose Home Twenty-fifth and NJ
streets.
Basket ball practice was held at the
school gymnasium all morning. Coacf
Patten will suspend further practice from
this morning until after the game will
| Ashland. on Thanksgiving afternoon.
dance will be given this evening Al
the Schlitz hall, Twentieth and Q streets
The " oman's Re ief corps will NEE
this afternoon at the home of Mrs 7. O
Wastman, 1882 North Twenty-third street
/ at O'Clock.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-22
Baptist.

First, Harvey and Park Avenue, II. o.
Rowiands, D. D., Misunderstanding at
ject of morning sermon, "a Thanksgiving
Sermon on Religion as a Factor In Amer
lean National Lie Subject OF evening
sermon, Desiring and Choosing
Olivet Thirty-elghth and Grand Ave-
nue.. William a. Mulford, Pastor-Sunday
school at 10. Morning service at II. Eve
ming service at 1880, followed by baptism
Revival meetings every night this week
for men only Sunday at 3. Subject, God 5
Balances"
Grace South Tenth and Arbor, e. B
Taft, Pastor-Men's prayer meeting at
II. Subject, Strength and Beauty in HIS
; Sanctuary" Baptist Young Peoples
union at 2. Evening worship at 7;l5. Sub
ject, "Absalom's Conspiracy" Mission
Sunday school. 2OlO South Fourteenth,
( at 3.
I Emmanuel. Twenty-fourth and Pinkney,
! Arthur j.. Morris, Pastor-Morning wor-
ship at 1920 Topic. the Achievements
, at noon. Hourg peoples meeting at $3.50.
! Evening service at 1880. jubJect selected.
1 Mems sLpper and Bible study at church
Wednesday evening at $50, followed by
midweek prayer and praise service at &
Calvary. Twenty-fifth and Hamilton, ].
\ A. Maxwell, Pastor-Morning, THE Ideal
| Life" evening, THE Worth of Life
Bible school at noon. Young peoples
| Subject, THE Joyous Life" Prayer and
| conference meeting of the church Wednes-
day evening A union Thanksgiving OF
/ several Baptist churches Thursday at
1870 Sermon by Rev. A. j. Morris. Rev.
/ Il. B. Taft presides.
CONGREGATIONAL.
| First Nineteenth and Davenport, Fred
| erick T. Rouse, Pastor-Morning service
! at 1880 Evening service at 7:45. Sunday
/ school at noon. Young Peoples Society
! of Christian EndeaVor at GAS.
| St Mary's Avenue, Twenty-seventh and
! 81. MaTy's Avenue Rev. Gustavus A. Hut
/ bert. PastOr-Morning service at 1870.
/ Special Thanks wing music. Sunday
/ school at noon. Midweek service Wednes-
day evening at s.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-22
A Smooth, White Skin
That Defes Wea. her

During the coming months of biting
winds and intense cold, you who would
keep your skins smooth, white and vel
Vety. should turn your attention to mer-
eolized wax. Nothing else will so effec-
lively remove a chapped, roughened or
discolored surface. BY gradually absorb
ing the weather-beaten cuticle, the COM
pleXion Is kept In perfect condition, and
even the beauty OF expression appears
more pronounced. II your skin be biotchy,
pimpiy, freckled, coarse. sallow or over
red, why not shed 1t? One ounce of ordi-
nary mercOlized wax, to be had at any
druggists will completely transform
the most unsightly complexion in less
than a fortnight Use the wax nightly,
like cold cream, washing il off mornings.
II weather, age or poor health has mar
red your face with wrinkles, here's good
news. You can quickly remove every
line by using a harmless, refreshing IA e
lotion prepared by dissolying 1 OF. pow
dered saXOlite in u pt. witch hazel. The
firmer. smoother skin, the more youth
full appearance, even after one applica-
tion, will astonish you.-Advertisement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-22
Two Clever Ads.

Bee Want Ads Are the Best Business
Boosters.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-22

Colonel Henry Watterson. who has
made a collection OF unique personal adj
veTtisements. tells OF a fencing Of wits
that once took place In a Berlin news
paper. One ad read:
1.-THE gentleman who found a purse con-
tanning money and valuable papers in the
BlumenstTasse is earnestly requested 20
forward IL TO the address OF the loser, as
he Is recognized"
The finder retorted with this:
The recognized gentleman who found
purse containing money and valuable
papers begs that the loser will call at his
house at the earliest convenient moment"
New York American.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-22
Warnings Come Officially.
Chiefs Auto Damaged.

HueO OAhaACus
While Chief Briggs auto was standing
at Twenty-fourth and NJ streets yester-
day a wagon belonging to the Richard
son Drug company ran into II and demol-
ished the fender and footboard. The
horses were stopped in their flight be-
fore any further damage was done. No
one was hurt.
Hot Lunch at School.
In public demonstration at West Side
school yesterday noon the Women's club
of South Omaha gave practical demon
stration of supplying school children
with hot lunch for little more than 3
cents. The meal consisted OF hot soup,
macaroni and cheese and a hot bun.
About thirty-five children partook Of the
lunch and gave every evidence that they
enjoyed ii to the fullest extent. The
business men were impressed to an ex-
tent that they will start a subscription
list to keep up the good work.
Mrs. N. NJ. Graham. head of the
Women's club and a corps OF assistants
were present. The bread was supplied
by local bakery and the cooking done
by the domestic science department of
the South Omaha High school Three
meals are sold for 10 cents.
The cost of the meals are such as will
enable the children to buy them. but help
will be necessary to make up the posi-
BILE shortage resulting from the low cost
To this end a big entertainment is
! projected for the near future The pro-
! ceeds Of the entertainment will go to the
fund for purchasing provisions for the
domestic science department which
prepares the meals.
II the work can be kept up It will be q
big charity from the standpoint of giving
warm nourishment to children whose
parents are oftentimes unable TO provide
warm lunches for them at home.
ChrysnRthem show.
Large crowds attended the opening OF
the annual chrysanthemum show las
night at the United Presbyterian church
A splendid musical program was rem.
dered. The show will continue this even
Z ing.
AT the Centurion club another crowded
house was registered for the benefit o.
the Sisters Of ST. Bridgets school Tn,
affair was a musicale of remarkabl,
! talent.
Turkey RaffIes Forbidden.
! Holding that the butchers and grocer
should reap the rewards Of holiday sea
sons because they pay the taxes. Mayo
Hector has issued ukase forbidding tn
rattle. sale and prize contests for tur
keys, geese and chickens. Srhe order
were given to Chief OF Police John Brigg
yesterday and he will Immediately motif,
all pool hall Keepers. saloonists and othe
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-22
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Bureau of Animal Industry Hangs
to West Iowa Quarantine.
EXTREME CARE TO BE UsET
Not Case of Foot and Mouth Disease
Found in Nebraska, in Spite
of the Most Vigilant
Search,

Efforts made to have the bureau of
animal industry at Washington lift the
quarantine on western Iowa have so far
proved unavailing. although hope is held
out from day to day according to local live
stock men. The government indicated
some time ago that 1t would not consider
tine request to lift the ban until the
states of Iowa and Nebraska had been
canvassed and found free from the foot
and month disease.
A thorough canvass has brought out
that Nebraska never had a case of the
disease and that western Iowa is also
free of the plague. Acting on this the
local live stock interests made a formal
request Thursday night to have the
quarantine removed from western Iowa.
$50 far the request has not been favored
Quarantine laws on hay have been
made less stringent by a recent order
which permits hay cut prior to August l
and baled prior to October to be shipped
without reference to quarantine. Until
the new order came out It was required
that the hay be cut and baled prior to
August 1.
Warnings Come Officially.
Warnings from Washington against
men posing as representatives of the gov
eminent in fighting the foot and mouth
disease were officially received at the
Union Stock Yards yesterday. The Bee
Of Thursday reported that warnings had
been already passed around among the
local men.
Reports to the government say that
men have appeared in infected districts
representing themselves as agents of the
government and recommending so-called
cures The government says there is no
known cure for the foot and mouth dis
ease
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-22


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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-22
TOPICS FOR A DAY OF REST
Churches of Omaha Will Have Spe-
cial Thanksgiving Services.
SPECIAL MUSIC AT LOWE AVENUE
BENSON Presbyterinns 10 Give
Thanks for Annual Harvest
with song on Sunday
Evening.

A special musical praise service will be
held at the Lowe Avenue Presbyterian
church, 1923 North Fortloth street. at 1880
D. m. Following is the program:
Organ prelude, Miss Underwood. Gloria
n EXcelsis;, Hymn. God Bless our Ma
Anthem, Miss Dimmock, Nj So Peterson
and choir Chanting, Lords prayer,
tory. Miss Underwood. Solo, Miss Self
Ken. hem, Miss Dimmock and choir.
H. America" Postlude, Miss IN
derwUod.
a Thanksgiving song service will be
given at Benson Presbyterian church.
sunday evening as follows:
Hymn-Now the Day IL Over...,.....
Congregation.
soloEThe Day is Ended; ;.....;,, Bartlett
Mr.. McClung with violin obltgato
by Miss Mengedoht
tnthem-We Plough the Fields and.
puet%cons der The i,ii,,s Of the E,sId
Misses Helen Jorgensen and Kate
ayGm, anroac!om fe Thankful People
Congregation '''''''''''''
offertory..,Violin SOLO. "Andante Re
Miss Mengodoht, "o'''o
Anthem-o Lord. How Manifold are
Thy Works ........."............B arnby
Miss Kerr. choir leader.
The Church of the Good Shepherd,
Twentieth and Ohio. will give a special
Thanksgiving musical service Sunday
afternoon at o'clock. The following
program will be given:
Anthem-l will Sing OF Thy Power.
Male Quartet-Remember Now Thy
creator ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Messrs. Bason. Cole, Hopper. Pitts.
Solo-The Lord is My Shepherd........
Miss Elizabeth Fry.
Anthem-Savior. When Night Involves
the skies OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Organ-Slumber Song................. Nevir
Duot-Son OF Praise. .Goubliel
Messrs. Bason and Pitts.
Anthem-Bow Down Thine Ear........
Male Quartet-Come Unto Me..........
Anthem-Seek Ye the Lord ,........... q.
Miss Carol Markoff. organist and di.
rector.
Rev. f. p. Ramsay OF the University OF
Omaha will speak at the African Metho
dist Episcopal church, Eighteenth and
/ Webster streets. Sunday evening.
! DR.. c. A. Fullmer, chancellor OF Ne
braska Wesleyan university at Univer
ity Place, will be tho speaker at tn,
mems meeting Sunday afternoon at
o'clock at the Young Mems Christian
assoc alton
The Bishop Worthlngton lyceum. which
is the literary society Of the Church o.
ST. Philip the Deacon. has reorganizet
for the winter and meets fortnight!
4, Wednesday nights in the church GuilC
rooms.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-22
Methodist.

Walnut Hin, Forty-flrst and Charles,
Oliver NJ. Keve, Misunderstanding at
II and 1890 Sunday school at 10. League
at $50.
Swedish, Nineteenth and Burt, Rev.
Gustav Erickson, Pastor-Sunday school
at 10 q. m. Preaching service at II a. m.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-06-11
ROYAL THEATER

The management of the Royal thea ter takes pleasure in calling your at tention today to a special two rec. feature, one that he has taken consid- erable trouble in booking and pie ture that he knows you will aprre. ciate, for it is a pictorial masterpiece if ever there was oae It is entitled "The Girl of the Cafes" and tells a wonderfully interesting story of the bright lights of a big city There is romance and adventure in every foot and excitement in every inch.
 Broncho Billy-your old favorite, Mir. Anderson, is here and in his spe- cial effort, ''Broncho Bily's Duty you will see a most remarkable example of clever acting. Biograph offers "ln the Nick of Time" Consider, then, this two reel feature of Lubin, a Broncho Billy special, and then con- cude with a Biograph drama. It cont be beat. can it? Certainly not
The Sentinel=record., 1914-06-11
NEW CENTRAL THEATER

Mark Swain has written many comedy but nothing like the two reel feature the New Central offers today entitled When the Men Left Town Can you picture all the men in little country village leaving home and turning the town over to their wives, daughters and feminity generally. The women give a parade. It is 'pippin "We can get along without the men but what's the use?" reads one of their banners. It is a roar of laugh ter from start to finish. You never forget this comedy. It is Edisons hest bet of the week. There hasn't been anything in the city half so good Finally the men came home. There was wild scene. Were they wild with joy and longing? Oh, come ano see the picture, and then you'll under stand
 "The Hour of Danger is a Kalem heart interest and reunion story and Sedg offers two comedies, His Last Ride." and 'Wiries Haircut both the real thing in fun-making lines.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-06-11
DEPUTY ATTORNEY RESIGNS.
Paragould Man Confirms Rumors of
 His Resignation.

Little Rock, July 10-Rumors to the effect that s. R. Simpson If Para gould. assistant United States district attorney, would resign from that of. flee were today verified by MT. Simp- son, who stated that he had already rendered his resignation to District Attorney w. II. Martin, and that ii would be effective July i.
 Attorney Simpson states that his private practice caused him to resign from his present position, after serv- ing in the capacity of assistant dis trict attorney for about seven months.
 In all probability his successor will be w. H. Rector of the law firm of Carmichael, Brooks, Powers and Rec tor as he has aready served in the capacity of assistant attorney general during the term of Attorney General Hal Norwood
 Mr. Simpson was appointed last fall by Congressman T. II. Caraway to succeed Powell Clayton, who resigned.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-06-11
THE ATRDOME.

On Thursday night at the Airdome will be feature night, and on Friday night the big amateur night. This will be an event, as many applica- tions are being made for appearance, and some splendid talent can be looked for. Hot Springs has plenty of good talent, and some of 1t will surely be seen on Friday night.
 The Matinee Girl Company will change the play not only on Friday night, but will on Saturday night play their musical comedy success The Matinee Girl" which was to have been played on last evenin but was postponed for Saturday night. This makes an extra change of play this week more than usual.
 The company closes it's engagement here on Saturday night, The first part of next week up to Friday night the Airdome will be dark, but on Fri day and Saturday great treat will be presented in Mexican war pictures here for two nights only. And on the following Monday night the famous Tabarine Girls musical show will be seen here for one week with a change of progra meyery night. One of the best and most pleasing musical shows on the road playing at popular prices.