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linn. @eb. rs Nlias $500.
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Sin ebriu. gertreter 6eg amgIosame.
rifaniiden 6anatismas.
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Nebr.

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feline obnin1dtige @ntb an Inn aus.
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farms sn berfanfen.

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aoifee mo on6ere grooufte BRET
on Die Gnrmer 81 berfdufen. 8. 8.
M. GdEnter Co., 302 II. Mbe.,
Council Bluffs, Soma.
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NiIiarb Gbbb, gotente, 1880 gitu
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pbon 9pIer 1850.
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Dodge StraBe. 2. Gtod. Wobl5ei.
ten % Gents.
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1920. 0nf5ufrneen 2943 Mnr-
ib1 Ctr. Eel. 3. 4708. 81. 10.
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Melfsrer Mann NIT Sobn iuht Sous.
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G5irOpraetie GpinaI AbjHimenis.
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-25
FRAUD Is PREVENTED
BY CHECK PROTECTOR

Why should bank check be pro-
tested-"punched''-with one OF these
new-fangled check writer's?
The answer Is found In the case OF
the s. check raised" TO $1,000 and
laid down in Detroit by John Paul
Ogle: or the case OF an IS certified
check raised" TO $500 and accepted
last week by Detroit automobile
dealer on the strength of the magic
word certified
Experts say that anything written
on the surface of piece of paper can
be removed with common acids. and
something else written In its place.
Thus, when You sign check for Sc,
your signature is just as good for $500
or S5.000-provided you have that
much to your credit In the bank.
The check-raiser washes on the
words and figures and the name OF
payee. This leaves q check signed
tn>blank" with your genuine signature.
Very few good business men would
sign a check lin blank" Yet few
drops OF "bookkeeper's friend" will ac-
complish the same result. Nothing
can prevent this except modern
check protector, which cuts the paper
into shreds and forces the printed
amount through and through the
shreds. There are all kinds OF acid
proof check papers. The IS checks
that Ogle raised was written on one
OF these papers. but IL was not pro-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-25
:: In Local Rlayhouses

Then came the new dances, the
trots, the hugs. and the walks.
There were series OF steps and dips.
and a measure OF grace and activity
was essential. II they were to be
done properly. The coming OF the
new dances marked the passing OF
the burlesque queen OF olden times,
for how could q. towering, we'll
rounded heavyweight In tight fitting
military toys enter the contortionist
field. without laying herself open
TO an attack Of heart disease?
In the place of the stately chorus
leader came small. slender type of
performer. whose chief asset was an
ability TO master intricate steps OF
the modern dance.
In the Cadillac, this week, there
n revival OF an old-time burlesque
show Mile Loveridge is there In
one Of the principal parts. and she's
quite the tallest. broadcast and shap-
Hest burlesque lady who has been In
Detroit In many weeks. The man
agement OF the Cherry Blossoms com
pany, which opened In the Cadillac
Sunday afternoon. has not overlooked
the need Of all that's new In the
way OF dances. Nellie 0'Connor looks
after this part or the entertainment.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-25

sufficient for the Gayety patrons that
the girls dance well In solid forma-
ton. and that their two dozen voices,
when blended in song. are harmonious
at times. The chorus appears in nu-
merous changes OF costume. The
Rosey Posey Girls will furnish the at
traction I'm the Gayety all this week.
FOLLY.
Maude has changed her name TO
Dynamite and 1T" Is in the Folly the
alter this week. doing just as many
mulish tricks as ever and throwing
of. Just az skittishly, all the boys In
the audience brave enough TO climb
ND over the footlights and take a
chance on winning the reward offered
for the first person able TO ride the
donkey across the stage.
Dynamite Is one OF the features OF the
entertainment presented by the Star
Show Girls and provided any amount
Of laughter for the Sunday audiences.
The act Is familiar 10 vaudeville audi
ences and Is always good for laughs.
Babe Estelle and Velvet Lee sing
and dance their way into favor and
are clever entertainers. Ed. Brown
ing. j. b. Lewis and Billy Miller have
the principal parts In two burlesques
Dead Mans Gulch" and THE King OF
the Pangoo Islands" A chorus OF 20
Vaccinations or the villains, there
pieces.
A troupe of clever dogs and ponies
goes through a number OF clever
stunts in a special act of which Dyna-
mite Is a part when Trainer Beaumont
Is able to make the mule behave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-25

Vera Rose does most OF the singing.
Harry Sheppel. Martin j. Guild, and
Al Turpie play the principal male
roles. Turpie, as n red-haired slut
tering Irish youth. was well re-
ceived.
The dance speciality this week, Of
fered by the Cadillac as an added
attraction. is done by Princess To-
keyta. The princess got caught In
q snow storm somewhere near Lo-
gansport. Ind, Sunday afternoon,
and was unable 10 appear at the
first performance. N
oAYETV.
Baby Lillian Clark Is the star
with the Rosey Posey Girls company,
playing In the Gayety theater. this
week. The little miss Is not over five
years old, and Is the daughter OF the
shows advance man. She sings popu-
lar songs. initiating all the frills and
ogling that her elders on the stage do.
The performance Is given in two
acts and Is entitled THE Love Club
Among the members OF the cast are
Harry Bently. Bert Virgins, Harry s.
La Van, Walter Pearson, Jane Pear
son. Billie Davies, Sarah Hyatt and
Jeanette Mohr. Earl and Marie
Gates. nifty terpsichorean artists, are
featured In Barbary Coast dance.
Edna Yates has pleasing voice and
a winning smile.
The chorus Is composed of "a girls
from the golden west" No matter
where the individual members OF the
chorus came from originally, II is
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tected with business-like check
writer rcheck protector And lot
OF people, including Ogle himself.
wish that Il had been otherwise.
The check-protector protects not
only the signer OF the check-it pro
tests all weak-minded folks. like ogle.
through whose hands II may pass.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-25
CHURCHMAN ADVISES
USE OF NEWSPAPERS

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. Jan. 22.-"Use
the newspapers; deliver 10 the edi
tors the kind OF stun they want TO
use. and don't try TO make them use
the style you like; II you do this, you
will find, as we have found in Chi
cago, that the newspapers will gladly
aid any legitimate religious effort OF
any denomination"
This was the declaration To a minis
terial' council on church efficiency by
Harry G. Welson. specialist in Sunday
school work. who declared there was
no medium for reaching the public
except through the newspapers, either
by the advertising or news columns.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-25
Roof LeakIno?

+. Mallory and brother Robe are
doing some tin work on James Tier
Iowa) Banner.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-25
CADILLAC.

Time was when no burlesque
company was considered complete un-
Iess II had leading lady who could
wear military costume without
feeling ashamed of herself--or Of
her figure. Her chief contribution
to the entertainment was size and
curving outline, and her most ar
duous labor was leading the chorus
through dances and songs. AZ times,
she would sing. but that was Incl
dental.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-27
Victims Of Rheumatism
5IVells-H Co.'S Mcclure No
Pay Offer Attracts Many Suffer
erS to Test Rheuma.

If Rheuma. the wonderful prescrip-
ton for rheuma tlsm sold by Wells
Haymaker Co. and all drug gists. does
not cure any purchaser. the druggist
will return your money without any
red tape.
f Rheumatism is a danerous disease:
because Of its shifting nature it often
strikes the heart and proves fatal:
Any one with even a tain Of rheuma-
5tism ought to drive II out as soon as
possible. s5
Rheumatism is caused by sluggish
worn-out or oyer-workedgs Kidneys.
which become cloEged and fail to elm
mate the impurities from the system.
Rheuma acts promptly and directly
upon the kidneys: It cleanses them: it
reno yates and leaves them
in perfect condition. able to do the
work nature intended they should do
SO cents a bottle. Advertisement
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-27
Today5s Games.
2ittsburg AT st. Louis. s
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Boston AT New York.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia
z. a. E Sc g y - - r. p
American Il League !
I:
j. !. = I. j. i. i. 4 j. i. /. j

Yesterdays Results.
"a i Now York R.H. %.
Wash. 20 Dc 90 10 o O 2 6 8
New. ork o o.. o o IS 2 s. --- 8 10 0
Batteries: Roehling and Williams;
Fisher and Nunamaker.
At Boston r. II. e.
Phila 20 10 o o LOO % 2
Boston 10. % 81 ] 2 ID Q O---a I
Batteries: Cravath. Harper. Wrest-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-27

something not often sacrificed to
realism in films; but such is the case
In the taking OF The Melting Pot.
zangWill's famous play. in which
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-27
RACING CARD
FOR THE FAIR
Here the Last OF August and
the First of September is
Duly Announced.

/ The full racing card for the G1arks-
burg fair has been formulated an
arrangement having neen reached
lby which the card will be identical
with that used at the F'airmont and
lParkersburg fairs. For the three
fairs a total or 1000 III stakes and
an aggregate OF $4,000 in purses for
tclass races are offered.
The four st:kes races will be as fol-
iloWs: No. 4, 80; trot. stake, ,0uG:
No. 2:2p pace, stake. $1,000;
No. 8 2:15 trot. stake, $1,000 !;
i No. 2:lG pace stake $1,000.
| In addition to the above stakes,
nine class races will be given at each
meeting, consisting Of four trots and
| i've PAGES Glasses will be named
later. he purses for the class races
EsyilI be 3 ST III. " t,he&fonditinns will be
lone week prior 10 each meeting
| The stake conditions are as fol-
lows: entries close and horses VIII
be named on May Is
"A special drivers prize Of $1,000
will be divided as follows: first prize,
$500; second prize, $500; third prize.
i5S.Ot. First prize will go 10 the di'iF-
er Of the horse which. racing at the
three, wins the next most. Tie second
prize Will So 10 the driver OF the
horse which. racing at the three cities,
wins the largest amount. The driver
OF the horse, under same conditions,
winning third largest amount, VIII
take he third prize. In the event Of
a tie bet tween two or more drivers, the
prize will be divided equally among
them. These prizes will be awarded
and paid by the treasurer of the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-27
1t is SThe Morals Of Marcus.
in Five Parts, Starring
Miss Marie Dora.

At the Robinson Grand theater to-
night the last two performances Of
Miss Marie Doro in THE Mortals OF
Marcus will be given. This picture
is Paramount production in five
acts and is the most sensational film
made this year. The day telephone
operators OF Clalksburg will be
guests Of Miss Doro at tonishl's per-
torrance.
nre picture will be five act Para
mount production of Young no
nance with Edith Taliaferro in the
leading role. This little star is one
of the most popular on the American
stage and the production Of Young
Romance" has been made With all the
lavlshness and thoroughness typical
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-27
!. . BERT ! /: GAIN
Has High Score and High
Average in Contest with
Fairmont Team.

The i. NJ. P. Amusement Company's
three man duck pin team defeated a.
three man duck pin team from the
Temple alleys at Fairmont Monday.
night by q total OF l07 pins in three
games.
Bert Gain. Of the local team, had
high individual score and high aver
age for the contest. Scores
Fnirmnnt.
Davis g. !. @.s.I...5. Is t1r3 III 33225
Harden ..4.... l06 l26 l30 372
Hunter l03 40 o55- 3l8
Totals ....s.4.... 3O4 s49 362l OILS
|. II. T.. -sss
Johnson az 127 1ili7-342
Drake l13 9S 104- 3l5
Cain .t. l45& 16s 152 1876
Totals sa55 394 s77s3-1tl22
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