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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-02-04
John Nichols, of Elizabeth,
to Be Capstick's Secretary
special to the Evening star

ELIZABETH, Feb. e. John
Nichols. an Elizabeth newspaper man.
will be appointed private secretary
10 Congressman John H. CapsticlS, Of
Soonton, 1t was learned here today.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-02-04
TROOPS
BEAR BRUNT Of
GERMAN ATTACK
Kaiser's Forces Reported Re-
pulsed in Fierce Bayonet
Fighting Along User. +
IMPORTANT VICTORIES
CLAIMED BY RUSSIANS
Berlin Announces Capture Of
French Positions in Charge
Near Massiges.

The remnants Of the Belgian
troops. which are still defending tire
little strip of their fatherlznd not
in possession Of the Germans. once
more are bearing the brunt of the
fighting in the west. Unofficia1 re-
ports from Amsterdam state that the
Germans are again making an al
tack along the User, which was the
scene Of the heaviest fighting anu
greatest loss Of life OF the war thus
far during the earlier. German at
teHIpts 10 break through the aiiie0
line and reach the English channel.
For the last two days Belgians and
Germans have been engaged IN COM
bat, in which the possession OF
trenches has been decided with the
bayonet. The Amsterdam reports say
the German attacks have been re-
pulsed.
The struggle in the east is increas-
ing in severity as the Austro-G German
attack develops. Heavy fighting Is
now in progress along virtually the
whole front, except in Bukowina- An
official statement from Petrograd to-
day reports a number of important
N1ClOIlcS lot IDe IhuSSlduS-
In northern Poland, near the West
Prussian border, the village OF
Skempe, for some time the scene Of =
hard struggle, has been captured by
the Russians, the report says. Fur
ther south, to the west of Warsaw.
the Germans brought UP large masses
of their first line troops and repeats
ed their tactics of hurting one regi-
ment after another at selected posi-
tions The Russian report describes
the attacks as furious and adds that
the Germans suffered immense losses
but were driven back. So far as tbs
report shows there has been no
change in the Carpathians.
The snow in the Vosges Mountains
has begun to melt, according to ths
regular afternoon statement OF the
French war office on the progress Of
the War. This Is one Of the first eT4-
dences Of the coming OF spring. The
first SHOWS fall IN November in the
yosges, and the spring comes corre-
spondingly early. Yesterday saw the
,casroruaTy- daily artillery exchanges.
which ct some places were conducted
I with particular violence. All the en-
counters mentioned In this report re-
suited favorably to the French. In
the Vosges Mountains men have beer
fighting on skis.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-02-04

Saturday Night. Krueger Auditorium.
Huron Clubs big dance. Latest dances.
Latest music, by voss, Gentlemen, 80
cents. Ladies free.--Adyertisement-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-02-04

Bx the Associated Press
PARIS. Feb. 4, 2:45 p rn.-Ihs
French war Office this afternoon gsFs
/ out a report on the progress OF tht
| fghting which reads as follows:
s'To the north OF the Lys there was
Yesterday. in the vicinity OF Neuport
a particularly spirited artillery en-
! gagement.
AT Notre Dame De Lorette. TO tbs
{ southwest OF Lens. a determines
/ German attack the morning OF Feh.
ruarv : was driven back by the hre
/ of our artillery The FrSnch gum
also put an end TO a oombardmei
on the road between Arras and Be
thune.
ssTn the region Of Albert and Dti-
| ouesnoy- En- -Santerre we destroye
I several block houses. Throughout the
entire Aisne Valley there was yes
terday an artillery engagement IN
which the advantage rested with US.
THE three attacks reported last
| night against our trenches in the
| vicinity of Perthes, Mesnil-Les
| Hurlus and Massiges were CARRIE
out by forces OF the enemy whicg
equalled a battalion Q,00o) menl s.
each point. The first two attacrS
were completely dispelled by the fire
\ of our artillery The third, which
took place north of Massiges. tpoh
advantage Of a mine explosion tc
I make headway. Later We captured
these locations. We built new
trenches at few yards distant frens
those which had been blown up BY
the Germans and which had become
untenable.
February passed quietly in the
I'm the woevre district and In tha
valley of the Seille we were sue-
cessful in some outpost encounters
and we dispersed certain conveys q
the enemy.
an the vosges there have beet
some encounters between patrols q
skis. and our troops have mad
sllrht progress TO the southeast 9
Kolsctlag and to the northwest q
Hartrnanns- Weilerkopf. The snuF
has begun to melt.
nv the Associated Press.
| PETROGRAD, Feb. 4.-The ger
eral staff Of the Russian army tode<
issued a report on the progress q
the war, which reads a. follows:
'sIn. east Prussia our troops have
strengthened their positions near fhx
| tcesslnr<d En- f.ss Z osiEnz =,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-02-04
By the Associated Press.

GENEVA, via Paris. Feb. 1. 5:55
ma determined effort to relieve the
besieged Austrian garrison at Pre-
mysl with a German army Is TO be
undertaken, according to a dispatcr
from Cracow. This report states thas
the governor OF Cracow has been IN
structed by the Austrian general star
to make preparations for the recep-
ton OF 200 600 troops, which il Is pro-
posed to withdraw from the centre OF
the forces operating in Russian Po-
land, The situation at Przemysi L
reported to be desperate. with the
garrison on the verge of starvation as
the result of the long investment by
the Russians.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-02-04

AMSTERDAM. via London. Fcb. !
e:s3 a. m.-The Belgian positions on
the User, near westende. again have
been the scene OF fierce attacks By
the Germans. in which the bzyonet
was used by the troops on both sides
OF the trenches. the Telegraaf states
in a dispatch from its Sluis cores
pondent. The Germans, after the
usual preparatory bombaTdment hy
artillery, the correspondent says.
made repeated but unsuccessful at
tacks on several important Belgian
trenches. The desperate nature Of
the fighting Of the past two days il
indicated by the large conveys OF
wounded being sent to Germany.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-09
HARRY JAMES Is WARNED BY
JUDGE OF MORALS COURT

Harry James was called into the
morals court by Judge Uhlir yester-
day. He was reprimanded and
threatened with arrest if he didn't
keep order in the old Boston Oyster
House cafe, where his Booster club
meets nightly.
Every day women are brought into
the morals court who tell of the mid
night revels of the Boosters club.
Judge Uhlir became tired of this. He
called for Harry James.
eff the police won't do anything
WILL he said. Every day from one
to four women come before me to tell
how they became drunk and were
permitted to solicit in your cafe. I
just called you in to give you fair
warning that if this thing isn't stop
ped I'll have you arrested on charge
of running a disorderly house"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-09

Ever see poor "down-and-outer"
who had no other place to rest his
head in the early days of fall but the
park bench wrap himself in newspa-
pers and wonder why? The answer
is simple. Just to keep warm. Pa
per being: a non-conductor prevents
the cold from entering and prevents
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-09
LAY PLANS FOR PUNISHMENT OF
ALLEGED PLOTTERS

Washington, Dec. Program of
action to back up presidents an.
nounced intention to crush with the
hand of power creatures of passion,
disloyalty and anarchy was mapped .
out by administration today.
Following cabinet conference
late yesterday discussing co-opera- #
ton in vigorous campaign to stamp q
out criminal conspiracies, Dist Atty y
Marshall of New York conferred here =
today with Atty Gen. Gregory. .
Chain of indictments was expected
to follow return of New York district 2
attorney. First onslaught in admin Z
istration's campaign of extermina-. d:
ton was expected to be staged there
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-09

the heat from escaping. Because Of
its observation-disclosures, the idea was
obtained for suit of paper to be
worn under the outer garments of
aviators who find it almost impossi-
BILE in making fights to any altitude
to keep warm. The photograph
shows an aviator in the new paper
suit.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-03-24
ApDalaClia Items

Mrs. ED Culbertson, of Coe-
burn, spent last week with her
sister, Mrs. Ned King.
Miss Gertrude Moore, OF Bris.
tol, is visiting Mrs M.D.Collier.
Mrs. IIamp Crizer entertained
her sunday School class Friday
night
Mrs Margaret y. HoG went
to bristol sunday morning Ia
meet Miss Angy Manning Tay-
lor, vino will give her Bible
lectures every night this week
and next at the Methodist
Church here.
Mrs Ambrose Smith nee Miss
Iva Hale and husband. of
Knoxville, Tenn. have been
visiting G. S. Hale, the formers
father
Ross Bailey left for Middlcs.
boro sunday night and will he
gone several day.
Hamp Crizer, W. a. johnson
and III l.. Sulfridgc were il
Coehurn Sunday afternoon.
The little daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Cartwright i,
quite sick with pneumonia.
Or. Il W. Holly spent Mon
day in Wise.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-03-24
Killed by Circular Saw.

Bristol, Va, March 90.
Charles Simpson, white. work
ing ~ saw mill at Church
Hill. Tenn was thrown against
n circular saw while il was in
motion last Thursday and in-
stantly killed. Some part of the
machinery caught his clothes
and threw him across the saw.
aud 1t is stated his body was
Gu, in two The deceased lived
near kingsport and is survived
by a wife and ono child.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-03-24
Trust the Children.
iNow York Ledger )

New York LEDGER
Trust the children Never doubt them,
Build y wall of love about them;
-iiler sowing seeds " duty.
Trnst them for flowers of beauty
Trust the children. Don't suspcc, them.
Lei your confidence direct them.
~ the hearth OF IN the wildwood
Meet them On the plane OF childhood.
Trust the little ones. Remomher
May is nai like chill December.
lat no words of rage or nadncss
Check their happy notes of gladnoss
Trust the little ones. You guide them
And. shove all, nccr dcriie thcm,
should they uip, at should they blundel
Lest you snap loves cords asunder.
Trust the chldsu lie, them ircasute
Mother faith in boundlcss measure,
Fathers love in them con;iding;
Then no secrets they'll be hiding
Trust the children Jus, as lie did
Who for such once sYccty pleaded,
Trust and guide. but never doubt ;hem.
Build wall Of love about them
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-03-24
Giles Released on Bond.

Gate City, Va, March 10 -
Otto Giles, the young man
charged with killing Jesse
Bowen and wounding William
Bowen at Dufiield several days
ago, was tried before justices
last week and bound over To
court. He readily gave the re.
quired bond. As developed at
the trial the evidence is more
favorable TO Giles than was in.
dictated in the first reports sent
out.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-03-24
FOR THE SENATE.

10 the voters Of the Second Senatorial
District composed of the Counties of
Lee. Scott and Wise
hereby announce my candidacy for
senator IN said district subject to the
viii of the Republican Convention.
desire tn state that it nominated and
elected will serve the whole people of
my district To the hest of my ability
The support and influence of All is most
earnestly solicited
j NJ. GOODLOE.
Big SlOnc Gap, Va.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-03-24
Y. & S. W Railway
In Effect February 18th, 1914.

LEAVES Bic STONE GAP
No. ? daily no5 a III. for Bristol ami n
termejaic points. Pullman sleeper
Louisville To Bristol Connects with
\ ~ w for points East and sou r.
torponls south aud West
No. daily except Sunday. ll:lI q. 200.
Tor 81. Charles aud termediatt
points
No. ! dailS except sunday. J.i; = IN. ior
Bristol and intermediate points Con
meets with y. " w for points Eas,
Connects at Moccasion Gap with
train No for Bulls Gap. Roger.
villc aud intermediate points
For additional Information apply To
nearest Agent or
W T. ALLEN.
General Passenger Agent
Bristol, Tenn
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-03-24

Old newspapers for sale at
this office.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-03-24

The object OF the above styled suit Is
10 partition among the above named com
paintntS and the above named defend
ants an real estate in wise Caun,y. Nir-
gnia Orwhich =. Il Matthew, late 3, resi-
den, of Wise County, died seized. namely,
Lots >. i and H. Hlocl, ! Blondcll Adj
diiion To the town OF Appalachia, Va
Lots | and >, Block . Blondell Add
lion 10 the town of Anpalacbia, Va.
Lots 1. block 3, lilondcll Addition to
The town OF -\ppalachia. Va
Lots IL, II, Il and IS. Block ,. Biom-
dell Addition To the town OF Appalacha.
Va
Lot :. Block 6, Blondcll Addition to
tho town Of AppalacliA, Va
Lots 1, 10 and 10, Block :. Blomdcll
Addition TO the town of Appalachia, Via.
Lot u, Block 5 Blondcll Addition To
the town of Appalachia Va
lot IL, Block y Blondcl Addition To
the town o: Appalaciiia, Va
Lot ,, Block T. Keystone Coal and Iron
Company'S Flat No. /. Appalachia. Va
And II appearing hy affidavit filed ac-
cordug 10 law thar the above named de
PENDANTS ART i,On-rcsidcnis Of this COM
mOnwealth 1t is, therefore, ordered TIA;
the said y q. Mathcny. Mamie Chituim
aud Samuel Chiitum, her husband. and
Lima Warner and Adam Warner. her
husband. defendants, do appear within
fifteen days after due publication of This
order in the Clerks Onico of our said
Circuit Court and do what is necessary 10
prciec, their interests aud 1t is further
ordered that this order lie published once
. week ior four successive weeks ia the
Big Stone Gap Post, weekly newspaper
printed in Wise County tie newspaper
hereby directed, and that copy be post
ed al the front door OF the Court House
OF this County as required by law
W. u. siAMnroN, Clerk.
BallittN Chaikicy, =. q.
feb 2a-u-ls
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-03-24
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
NlRGlNIN In The Clerks Oncc of
the Circuit Cour; of WISE County. in
Vacation. line e'ird day of February. 1918.
rhco Bnnklcy. Ira Rrinkly and
Lake lirnklcy. Complaiumts

\ G Matheny, Mamie Chitiun and
samuel Chiltum, her husband and
Lima Warmer and Adam Warner, her
husband, Defendants.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-03-24
NOTICE.

by order of the Town Coun.
eli, all persons that are in ar
rears with their water rent Will
be cut oil by April 10th without
further notice.
y II. BARRoN,
Treasurer.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-03-24
When The Birds Go North Again.
Miss Ella Iliggiuson)

Miss Ella l!iggiuson)
oh. every year hath its winter
And every year hath its raiu
Z But day is always coming
When the birds 20 north again
When new leaves swell in the for-t,
And grass springs green on the plain
Aud the alderS veins turn crimson.
And the birds 80 north again
oh, every heart hath its sorrow.
Aud every heart hath lis pain:
litlt a day is always coming
When the birds go north again
lis the sweetest thing to remember.
II courage he on the wane,
When the cold dark days arc over
Why. the birds 90 north again.
STATEMENT of the ownership, man
agemcnt. etc, of the Zig Stone Gap Pos
published weekly at Big Stone Gap, VA.
required 10y act of August 81 1912
Editor Gilbert \ Knight
business Manager Gilbert y Knight
Publisher Wise PRINTING Company
OWner-G Gilbert y Knight
Signed
Gilbert y knight Editor
sworn To and subscribed before me tli
1851 day of March 1913.
Georgia I lio>twick.
Notary Public Tor Wise County. Va
Seal
Ny commission expires July n 1918.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-03-24
NJ NV NaTf0IhasWe
Schedule N FTect
Nov. 30 1914

Il q.
LEAVE NORTo N-6.I5 a. m q.
Lynchburg and intermediate 81,
lions Pullman sleeper Bluefield ,o
Philadelphia via iisgerstown. anS
Pullman sleeper Roanoke to RIch
mond and Norfolk Also connectior,
at lllueiield with trains WestbounJ
Pullman sleeper to Cincinnati and
Columbus.
LEAVE NORTON--2:30 u. for poln,,
North, East and West.
LEAVE BRiSTOL-Diiiy, Ga n 81
for Fast Radrorl, Roanoke. Lyn,b
burg, Petersburg, Richmond suJ
Norfolk Pullman larlor Car IA
Richinond Pullman sleeper Ro,.
noke To New York via ITagerstowp
and Harrisburg
800 p. m for Norfolk and intermedi,,a
points, Pullman Slcepers to Norfolk
| :32 u. m and { ~ p. IN. LIMITED ) Solid
trains with pullman slccpcrs to Wash
ington. Baltimore. Philadelphia and
New York via Lynchburg. Does mo-,
make local stops.
l2:ll p. M daily for all points bctwee,
Bristol and Lynchhurg. Connects A,
Walton at j:i0 r. M. with the N
Louis Express for all points west and
northwest.
If yon are thinking of taking a I'm
YOU want quotations, cheapest iatc. te
liable and corrcc; information, AS tc
routes, train schedules, the most comi0rl
able and quickest way. Write ard the
information is yours for the asking. viii,
onc of our complete Map Folders.
W. &. AtNprl,s, G.. IT, a.
w. Il. BEviIt.
Pass. Tar NgI.,
Roanoke "a
The evening world., 1915-01-09
.iosgPh. TO CLOSE.

Z, xpAu Harley, who has been ad-
1870 man for "Joseph and HIS
11hren" ever since that Lisbler At
0roDe1ou left New York two seasons
-. arrived In town yesterday minus
NJ COB. The big Biblical spectacle
~ close tonight In 81. Louis AID
IN ninety-two people wtll start for
NJ York. last season Joseph and
l. ~ Brethren'' made 100000 In thirty
90 weeks on the road. II hasn't done
~ this season.
The evening world., 1915-01-09
SLOGANS
OF SUCCESS.
by HoEsn ConkIin.

BY Thornton Fisher

r, EFT your lioht shins-but eau
~ Tt0UslY. Sometimes q beu.
Iiantly illuminated entrance means
dark exit. " I
ONT consider your competitor
- more stupid than vOURS1LF
until you have PROVED Il. Some.
times II isn't 90.
IF you MUST carry . HAMMER.
use u for. pounding away Of the
JOB, Dor't WASTE blows merely
TALK ISN'T cheap whom you sav
= the WRONG thing or too much.
ExPERIENce does no coed to the
- man who regards Il merely cs
M man vhs 70 Wgppgp q ~
80 css y vesslIt NJ SathSe q
SSs0
The evening world., 1915-01-09
<n'stAv TO DIRECT A TOUR.

! vDo1egic Mckay has been commits
0@Do1 10 direct the tour Of Lady
~" the musical comedy now At
casino. Begisnins Monday the
-, Ensassmsnts In Philsdsiphia.
6ago and other cities VIII follow.
- Will 20 ON tour with the
nDaay. but there will b several
100 In the cast whsn the engage
- at ~ Comedy ends.
The evening world., 1915-01-09
oooo,P.


- Roby once took plano Lessons
~ stanley Olmsted.
& Xoeoy Sage has written Q play
~ The Elusive Mr.. wiSgins."
onasios frohman has engaged Eu.
~ O'Esrisn ~ Ann Aurdock's lead
~ nan.
Y 0oooas Conn Cooke and his wife.
L. Oshier. have returned from
Inland. Ore.
{. Deugias Fairbanks II q near moving
ED(cnsV In ''rhs show shop no longer
- volcs has come back.
INA Clayton has q new dramatic
1911 called MIN" She's TO present
! = Providence Monday.
Winthrop Ames was very happy
t6tortAy. Alice Brown lent him Z
yler pitcher 70 use In Children Of
y typswritten Inscription on the
/oGe o. the NontAuk Theatre. Brook
~ reads: "Ciosed temporarily for
80 Of . good attraction"
1Ghn 0ueckenberger has relieved ii
I oo1fk3end ~ manager for Irwin Cobb
y 0oodfriend u 70 DO retained with
- organization. however. Because
= - fAultless sartoriai production and
Urno1ouanly demeanor he - 70 be chief
- locturer's ladies and gentle
- We have with W tonight" stag.
The evening world., 1915-01-09
Aa FoApEe aGGs iI.

w 1nmes Forbes was asked yesterday
= explain the quickest way 70 become
6iIKavwright. He ran his a.. gers clear
ss ~ sss.. and =at1: '-rss; sSs.-
- q hard 20 answer. ] should think
= boUt way would DO 20 be uncondi-
II and circumspect. being careful.
Durse. not 70 ALLEVIATE ones ideas
- ths frst precepts beyond the
110 q the original intention. How
- the rotations which exist ba.
- the grsgArtous and the CONVEX
~ are not conducive 10 the faith
~ 10 v - abllity 70 temporiss. II
~ - nksned ta'n barrel OF pickles
11UGlape but tt expresses my ideas
~. t6Csagb they b hard 70 UNDER
~ WhegO ~ We 80 from hereY"
-, ms cMGsvmvr rRgg.
b ~ thas 81 !,
The evening world., 1915-01-09
oesAMoE At the NEW YORK.

. GnnAGe 10 due In the Management
Z - New York Theatre Monday.
y 49, day William Morris, who
= ~ TIE house for two teAfs. will
DQu0Bh u 20 ~ ownsrs @oAw .
n0Uof and othsrs. and. anless an
|u09sa obstacle arises. Marcus
- yin lease II. He will use u for
~ straight pictures OF for films
bonod with vaudeville. Mr.. Nor
- Dease does not expire until Jan.
y Mt BE- will give up the theatre
y ~ beginning Of the week. He
y arranged 10 retain the rUof and
oestinvs biz JArdin - Danss
Merits hos Harry Lauder unAse
Boee. II the Scotch siuger oooa
800 70 America In February.
0osyts win 20 abroad and pre-
~ eoe eight weeks In London
~ Nay and June. If Mr.. Lauder
- 0D0o here next month 10 will
! - tour until summer. rest . few
- and continue his work IN
nGg1oo ne1t tall.
The evening world., 1915-01-09

see.es.s stsis. Sovs nv ::s KY ~ 81 e. =
EWr $1,000 $780, M0vs:sTo sorrow. GvGN.
The evening world., 1915-01-09
An RSasss
Reserved.

They LEAD Marx to richly furnished house
on Fifth Avenue. There the man, who e..
plains that he IL John Grant, wealthy coin
clears up the whole mystery. Tho
1904 dollar was HE, which no had loaned to
the jeweleS for Q. dlsplay.
The evening world., 1915-01-09
C6WDhEN

+. g much guessing II being done
I aoong Broadway about the plan OF
1Sunnan, Kiaw 4 Granger and the
uhsrts 10 pool their booking inter
znno IN over this country and Can
- that q statement of facts might
~ q Interest here. Something like
|, ~ yoars ago an arrangement was
49, betvsen the two theatrical or
nnnnnsSons which pooled the booking
- Jnonarss in Boston. Chicago. ~.
x1ID and Philadelphia The plan
Iu0ooDG very wen and negotiations
- ~ undsr way 70 extend that
nInnuuneut until n Affects all cities
- ogwns In which c.oss booking
nopsses have houses. ~ yet the
mG1our has not bssn concluded. There
~ ooseAolss which must BE- over
49, 81 this will take time.
& ~ instance. q house that both
- ~ wish TO close or divert to
= than the best attractions. may
- 3 Glauss In IL lsass calling for
~ G0Ass shows. In such . case the
49, of the theatre must b reck-
- votA. Then. again. each side
~ have old stAndbys among the
JnGo1ye mAnAsers afiiiiAted with
~ sod neither would want 70 ar
oGGoF11y eliminate the houses Of such
- Gr1onds. 4 man VINO knows said
- sweating that the pool would IN
0D1o6ly b completed but that u
% tahs three months time 70
~ - S~As.s~s~S, that ~ S~~ss AssA
The evening world., 1915-01-09
The DISAPPEARING D0LLAR-By Keene Thompson
C0nexusion-Ths Reward

At the very moment Marx was looking In
the window he WAS In the store asklne for lts
return. A few moments later he had passed
Mark and. PLYING him, had dropped dollar
In hls pocket, then discovered later that he
had bestowed the 1904 dollar.
The evening world., 1915-01-09
FEED q. L0H0.
n0sePsfOe

Hence ME search among the '''down.a and.
QUITE aqd HE daughters later search for him.
Out Of 1raAtude TOR its return, Mr.. Grant
presents Marx with a check for Si.eee.