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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-09-26
Officials Of The Dixie
Highway Viii Arriue
Americus October 18th.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Sept. 25.-
The first inspection tour of officials of
the Dixie Highway association from.
Chicago to Miami, Fla, over a part of
the Dixie Highway promises to be one
of the most noteworthy runs ever at
tempted in the interest of a through
national highway. Over five hundred
cars, headed by Governor Dunno, OF
Illinois; President M. M. Allison, Of
the Dixie Highway association; Carl G.
Fisher, of Indianapolis, founder of the
Dixie Highway movement, and other
notables, will leave Chicago Saturday
morning, October 9th. This number
will be augmented along the highway
through Illinois until DanviIle l.,
reached, where the first days run will
be brought to a close by a big ban
quet and Dixie Highway celebration.
marking the completion of the first
three miles of the Dixie Highway in
Vermillion county, which will be paw
ed from county line to county line. At
the Danville meeting, w. w. Marr.
chief state highway engineer, who is
also a director in the Dixie Highway
association, will formally accept the
completed road on behalf of the state
Letters and kilograms received at
the central Office of the association in
this city indicate a lively interest in
the tour from Chicago to Miami. TIL
various counties have started to work
getting their section of the road In
good passable condition, using the
read drag and filling up chuck holes
where they have not had time to pu..
on metal surface. Commercial and
automobile organizations are plan
ming to send out all the cars they can
muster to meet the tourists and escort
them through their locality. Towns
and cities will be decorated in honor
of the occasion and informal meetings
arranged in the cities which will be
the night controls on the tour. 1t i,I
estimated that there will be from fifty
to one hundred cars in the tour along
the entire route.
A meeting of the Board of Directors
of the association will be held at
French Lick Springs, either on Sat
urday, Oct. 8, or Monday, Oct. 18th
The meeting of the board was original
ly called for Oct. 8, that being the
most satisfactory date for the major,
ity of the directors. In order to allow
the directors, as body, to start from
Chicago with the tour, instead of In
dianapolis, an effort is now being made
to change the date of the board meet
ing until Oct. II. This would enable
the commissioners to start from Chi
cago with the tour, leaving Danville.
ILL.,, ahead of the tour, and proceeding
through Indianapolis to French Lick
Springs, where they would arrive Sun
day night. After holding meeting
Monday morning, the directors would
cvertake the remainder of the touring
party at Louisville, Kl., night con-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-09-26
Germans Change Naval Officers.

BERLIN, Sept. %. - Admiral VoE
Holtzendorff is now head of the naval
general staff He was formerly com
mander of the German high seas fleet
1t is believed the change was brought
about by change the attitude of the
Kaiser towards the question of sub
marines.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-09-26
MR.. LANIER IS BETTER;
RESTING WELL LAST NIGHT

The many friends of Henry aLnier
will be relieved and gratified to know
of his improved condition, which on
Fridap had assumed a very grave state
causing no little apprehension He
was reported better Saturday, and was
resting well last night
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-09-26
STATE CLOSES CASE
MURDER CHARGE

CLEARWATER, Fla, Sept. 25.-The
state closed its case this morning az
the trial of ]. j. Mendenhall, charged
with the murder of Mrs. Bessie Elliott
and her daughter, Miss Susie Elliott.
A motion by the defense for verdic:
of acquittal on the grounds that the
indictment was defective, was denied
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-09-26
SLIGHT BLAZE At GARAGE;
LITTLE DAMAGE IS DONE

An automobile standing in the
roadway in front of the Stapleton Auto
Co. garage cought fire by accident
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock. The
department came quickly to the
scene, but the blaze had already been
extinguished and without serious
damage to the car.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-09-26

occupied by Walker and the negro wo-
man, and fired, injuring the woman.
He reloaded the gun and fired the
second time. Then. Walker, using an
old army rifle, fired the fatal shot
which killed Hill.
The negro woman had her arm shot
off, and portion Of the breast.
DR.. Douglas B. Mayes, of Americus.
was returning to the city on the Les
lie road when Walker hailed him and
said to stop and look at the negro
who he had just killed.
Walker made no efforts to escape.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-09-26
KING AND PREMIER AGREE

ATHENS, Sept. 25.-King Con-
stantine and Premier YenizelOS have
reached a complete agreement as to
the steps already taken by the gov.
ernment, and the measures demanded
to meet the Balkan situation. These
measures include the maintenance of
Greece's treaty obligations.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-09-26

Bulgaria does not possess a navy
and her coast line is confined to a
small area on the Aegean and Black
seas.
Her standing army in times OF
peace is $500; reserves, 3S4,100; to-
tai war strength, 100000 and 100, ,0OC
available for duty unorganized.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-09-26
British BOmbard Zeebruge.

AMSTERDAM, Sept. 25.-British
Warships have again bombarded Zee
BRUCE. The flashes from the guns on
three ships were seen on the Dutcl.
coast
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-09-26
Bulgaria Has No Enthusiasm

PARIS, Sept. 25-It is reported from
Sofia that the mobilization % Bulgar-
ian troops is being carried out nor
mally, but without enthusiasm.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-09-26
2 Y
4 INSURANCE BILL is
= PASSED IN ALABAMA; =
7 LEGISLATURE QUITS

y MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept. rs. \
: The state senate passed the in 4
\ surance commission bill provid- =
= ing for a commissioner and four =
: assistants. 1t passed the house =
= recently. The legislature ad- =
= iourned today \
4 y 4 4 4 4 4 4 \ \ 4 \ \ 4 \
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-09-26
? 4 y 4 y \ \ \ \ = \ y 4
, CALL FOR STATEMENTS
: MADE FOR SEPT. 21S1

= ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. 25.- =
= State Treasurer William ]. =
y Speer has issued call to state =
= banks for their statement, show y
\ ing their condition at the close =
= of business, September 21st. =
= There are between 600 and 700 =
\ banks operated under the state Z
\ charter.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-09-26
= VILLA TROOPS ARE :
= TAKEN BY CARRANZA. :

y LAREDO, Tex, Sept. 25-Many =
\ detached bands of Villa soldiers y
4 are surrendering to the forces of =
\ General CarranZa which are now =
\ marching against Torreon, were :
\ reported by General Obregon to \
\ the Carranza authorities at Neuvo =
4 Laredo. =
\ \ 4 \ y \ 4 \ y \ 4 \ 4 \ 4
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-09-26
Latest Trembling Nations.

The Grecian navy is very small!
having three modern battleships; one
third-class cruiser; three gunboats
three monitors; twelve torpedo boat
destroyers; six torpedo boats, and
two submarines.
The armed strength of Greece is
placed at $4,000 in times of peace
with $1,000 reserves, and the totai
war strength of 10000, and the avail
able strength for duty unorganized is
1875.
Prominent in the Grecian nava'
strength is two former American bat
tleships, the Idaho and the Mississip-
pi, These were sold by The United
States Government through Secretary
of Navy Josephus Daniels,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-09-26
: 2 : : = : , 2 = = : : :
= ALABAMA DOCTOR is
KILLED BY NEGRO

= SCOTTSVILLE, Ala, Sept. 25. :
= DIR. Europe Culpepper was
= stabbed to death last night after
= an alteration with Rolly Sharps,
= negro. Sharks has been ar
= rested.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-09-26
GREEK PREMIER AND~THE
KING FORM AGREEMENT
British Warships Bombard German
Naval Base of HarbOr at
Zeebrugge

L0ND0N,Sept. 25.-A dispatch from
Athens states that mobilization is pro-
ceedings, and that thousands of men
have already reported.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-09-26

Roumania has no navy, according to
compiled statistics as to relative
strength of the nations Of the earth.
She has very small coast line on the
Black Sea.
Her land strength is stated at 1O3,.
A6O in times of peace; reserves, 476,-
54O and total war strength $4,000
and available for duty unorganizcd
611,34S.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-02
Das Drnt(tbr Drim
u9Iad onb San". aanin d n.

v9Iad anb San"s &unin 9 en-.
0as n9lad anO San"s s&oninden,
au beuti9 i9narSs uno lobfarbige
3anin9en 1T eine &anin4enroiie, De-
rem gntitebuns Dem reinen 3ufalle gu
peroanten lit. Sm Sabre 1877 fano
mon in einsm &unin9en9ebe9e elm
sier bon bem unsefdbrsn 4usIeben
bes beutigen r8lad ano San." 8ei
bieIen erIten Siersn mar bic f6DurSe
Selfarbe gut, aber Die 2Obfarbe mar
in teiner WeiIe Sufrie0enitellenb. Sie
4bsei9en eriitierten runO nm Die
4usen, an Den @ren5en Der unteren
&innbaden, binter ben Sbren in 5orm
zines V pOer Sriangsls uno ben Sins
terpfoten; aber iis paren mebr grali>
braun als ptrtli9 lobfarbi9. grit
nit Der 3sit fin6 alIe 5eFer beisitist
porben unb beute beiiBen mir in bic
fer 4anin9enrafe elm farbiges, rubiz
ses, 5utraulihes &anin9en bon tlsis
mem Sppus, Ods trob aIebem au9
Ieinen Wert als S9la9ttier fir Die
Rii9e bat. 2lls Stammsltsrn oes
r9lnd anb 2an" iebt man beute Oas
ipilOe 9dninhen, SOudnoer, Silbers
uno belsiides Soientunin9en on.
aus Der 8reuauns Oieier Rafen 1T es
berporatsangen.
5iinf pfuno ioll sttpa bas Sier
tpiesen unb ntdt bel msbr. gs iit
IelbfnsrftGnbli9, boB Elm Sier BON 70
seringsm &Orperssipidt peniger bss
Nubens aIs oes @ergniisens pegsn
esSii9tet miro uno in Der Sat lit bas
r8Iad ano Sdn" cine Sporttanin6ens
raiIe, beren 8aIg iib aber in Der pelaz
inbuitrie f9on etne gentle Merti9Gtz
5uns eriporbsn bat. 9os Sen 1T
tura, oi4t, tpei4. fuft fummtartis, il
futter bic Surbeu, nm 70 sef9Gbter
lit bas Sier. On benz 19pdrSen Gsn
follen bic Iobfarbisen SteGleu mOss
Ii9ft inteniip unb itarf begrenSt isin.
Sic bsfinbsn ii6 run6 um bic Qussr
herum unb an Den NafeIOdern, Idnas
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-02

Der Baden su, i'm Raden in Der Torm
zines 0reieds. Dem fOsenannten Sell,
an Den SinterlGufen (oie glubenfeite
OteIer 1T f9parS) bis gu ben 3eben,
Oi. sbenfals Iobfarbis iino, an ben
Seiten bes &Drpers, on ben Snnenfeis
ten Der SbrmuI9sln, an Der 8ruit Bis
gum &inn rei6enb. 9eii9t uno Riits
len iino i9pnrS, Der Baud 1T lObfars
big dngebau9t, ebsnfo Der untere Sell
Der 8lume. Die @oroerfiibe ftnb
fdpur5, beidt nit IObfarbisen 9uuren,
Ole 3eben fart lobfarbig 9eitreift.
8ei Der 3u9t benubt man nur
mDsli9it tOrrett se5ei4nete Siere.
Die epentuea porbanoenen SebIer bes
einen Sieres follen bur9 bic ausges
prGgten Rafenmertmale bes anoeren
Sieres ausgsgIiden perben. 9as
mGnnlide Sier fpieIt Die SauptroIle
bsi Der 3udt. Die 3u4tSeit beginnt
am beiten i'm Sanuar uno 0duert bis
in ben 2luguit. Die iibrige 3eit fol-
ii6 Die Siere srbolen un6 trGftigen.
Mebrmalige SnSudt i9aoet in ben
meiIten 5Gllen ntdt, treten aber bel
Der Ia93udt 3eiden Der Gntartuns
auf, 70 1T Elm neuer Rummler einaus
Iteuen. uebrisens aeigt bic Nudau6t
erit na9 benz eriten Saaripe9iel Die
9aratteriitii9s SGrbung unb 3eids
nung Der gtaiie.
3ugfreie StulIunsen miifen gu Der
3udt DOrbanbsn iein.
@6geG miiffen ba ben.
@iner 8aoeselesenbeit bebiirfen ale
86gel Su ibrem WpHbeftnben unb 5ur
grboItung ibres @efiebers. S9eins
bar maiden biele 8ooenpDgel bon bic
fer Regel eins 9tusnabme, aber nur
f6sinbar, iie baoen porsusspetie I'M
Sonoe, perI6mGben aber bur9aus
ni6t oos 8abeipaFer. fObal0 iie es tens
men aeIernt boben. 9asielbe gilt aud
fir popoaeien uIIer Qrt. SaubbGoer
buben sstpifermaben oieieIbe DirtuHs
pie @aFerbGber, oenn BET erIteren be-
freit Der Sanb bic Saut bon ben Riids
ifGnoen oes S9peibss un6 Der tulgis
gen 9lusIdeiounssn, btibe Grteu 8ds
Der erfiilIen 70 Die slsiden bagienif4en
Wirfungen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-02
Serluf tuegelt
&opfDe1

Gin Sopftpeb uitter9rdbt Sbre
@nergie uno 9egeiiteruua. @s toe
tet Die 2ebensidite unO Srdite.
@iele 2ei,te meroen niht MIR riit.
niert in iGren Nterpen, 'iunoern Der.
Eeren aud ibr @eiddft unO moraIi-
ibe Sraft burb ben beitdnOigen
9rilf oiif ibre gterpen periiriuft
ourd &opfi6mer5en.
Or. WiiIes' 9Gnti.Boin BilIen boz
ben pGbreno Dem lesten Siertel-
Sabrbunoert Iid aIs oas popuIGre
2in6erilngsmitteI fir &opitpeb ull0
bieIe onOere S6mer6en bep1brt.
Sic bringen ibnea Die geluiinidte
SiIfe.
Sic entbnlten feline 9roeuerie-
tporen, Die eiuen Sang biloen. Sic
baben feline ifIinme 0ohnirflin-
gen. 2elIte, Die iie gebrnufen, be-
5eugen eerne oieIe Ebatia6en.
Mrs. s. 9. Weoormon, bon 528
7tb glpe., q. 6. 8oanofe, 8a., iaete
fiir5lid1:
SD babe Or. UliIeE NntisRain 9ttIeu kA
Snhren aebraudt uub fnos bieielben elm iebI
uertpp1es 6eiImitteI fur Ropfiueh In iebr tiirasH
Belt. sith aehe niemnlS auf ene Reiie pbue eine
Gthntitel mit5une bneu. unb baIte INNER enen
gurrnt In meinem 6auie. Sd bemerfte riemoIR
tne itIinme Nadipirtunn bon ibrem 9ebrnudb.S
SH alien aputhsfsn-25 Sufeu fir
25 Gents. RHr In Sdadteln usrfaHft.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Eikhart, indiana.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-02

SIM ansemeinen 1T isoer @OssI. Der
freipillig baoet unb ii9 ous @efieber
tii6ti9 bur9nGbt, geIunb. Dor Der
gineen0bnung fo1 tein 8o9el Babe
fpaFer erbalten, ebenio iuenis sibt man
ben Siersn bel nnbtalter Ditteruns
uoer i'm iaIten Rdum Elm 8ab, besz
9lei9en lit tein 8osel nit 9epdlt
gum 8aoen gu 5tpingen.
&leine S6liifeln aus @lus Ooer
porSeIlnn iiuo ols 8ubendpfe in tel
ner @eiie Su empfeblen. Oa fie febr
eIatt Iino unb Der @ogel in ibien tei.
nen feIten Salt finoet, ipobur9 bas
Sier I9eu unb GnsitGib miro uno Ounn
oas 9aoen gang aufsibt, tpenn nit ben
8aoegefGBen tein Ds9iel OOrsenOm=
men piro. 9lls 8abenGpfe gu peripenz
ben iinb 6ogsgsn bic betunnteH Blu.
menunterIeber, bsHer iebo9 iinb bic
Tosenannten v@oselbabebdusden," oie
aus 3intble6 unb 9las o0er gang
aus @las geferti9t iino. sic tperOen
tGsli6 duben lin Die WttttassSeit por
Die seDffnste &dfistiir sebdnst. 3um
8ao Ielbit bertpenbet man nur ob9es
itan6enes 8uFer. bas tpenisitens flu
benpurm 1T.
0iFeGpertilgung.
0as einsiss Tlit.I, bic 9iitsln gu
Oerttlsen, liegt oartn, iie nt4t aur
8liite unb our Samenausbiloung tOms
men su Gaffsn unb Die pfIunaen feIbit
70 tief aussuIfe9en, oaB Die DuraeI
tsinen neusn Srieb MAIDEN tunn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-02
0iFelpertiIguns.
0ierf6ttae @breffe.

geTu6er: rSn Der 3sttuns ftebt,
ooB Sbr Dds prGmiirt tpOrOen it,,
SuberbGuerin; ba ipOIIt' i'd sratuIie
ren."
SuberbGuerin: .Sa, seBn sic nur
In n Stall 'niiber od itebt er."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-02
Gin Mutiner.

9Orfbo6er (bsim abfdieb Der Rs'
Terb9: ~5ait b toa Gnsit, JiirbOl'
aers"
.sy unS 9lnsf, no 7 mt isbe,
Sunntag bon Dir raiier'n IaR'!'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-02

Wan9er lit perIdnupft. neil ibn
bas Slid - gu tiibl bebun6elte.
@esen groBe 8or5iise zines anbes
reu sibt es feline RsttungsgiirteI aIs
bie 2iebe. 9oetbe.
Sn WitteIamsrita Iisfert elm Settar
BET gutter @rnts Bis $4,000 &ilosramm
Bananen idbrIi4.
Rt6ts lit 70 riibmlib uno 70 i96n,
Gls Obne Silf' unO S9ub auf eisnen
GiiBen iteb'n.
Gangbein.
Ob bu bid IeGbTt eriennfts 9u
tuit es ii9er, fobal0 bu mebr 9ebre9sn
an Dir, als an ben anoern eni6edit.
Sebbel.
MitteiIen ober betpeiIen IGbt
ii9 Die 2iebe ni6t. Seoer Iiebt
aIein, 70 ipie man aud aIlein betet.
Rabsl.
Die reinIte ssreube, bic man an
elmer ssliebten YerIon finoen tann,
TT Die, gu feben, buB iie anoere err
freut. @oetbe.
unfer 9anSes 9eb.n ift elm ME
ipiebertebrenber @eburtstaa Der @pigs
teit, ben mir oarum beiliser uno freus
bigger begeben ioIItsn.
Sean pauf.
gs 1T in unIerer Rutur nebIt Dem
Strsben na9 gntrGtielung etipas
$rGumeriides, oas aud befriebist, ia
aussebtlbet fem mill.
Gar man6es bdt Su biel 9etpi9t,
Der 9eiIt fanns nod ni9t tragen =
9ie beiten 2ebrer ftnb es nibt,
9ie S9iilern aIIes fasen.
mas ou Iiebit, 1T nibt oas, tpos
6u fiebi, fonbern bus, mas bu nidt
fiebft - bas Bib, bas ou Dir BON
Gssenftanb beiner 2tebe abaiebf.
Sippel.
mas Die perle fiir Die MuI9eI,
bds TIT Die 2iebe fir man9es Sruuens
bera = fein einSiger S9ab. aber aud
= feline unbeiGbare &ranfbeit.
g6tpDs.
Sd f6Gbe an Dem gansen &esims
Der neueren 3.it nibts 70 iebr als
bic abfoluteite Seffentli6teit; es folI
iein Dintel 6es Dffentli9en 2ebens
buntel bleiben! 8ismord.
I'm f6nellften bon oIlen pflansen
ipd6ft tpobl bas 8umbusrpbr. Sn
Stnterinoien bat man cine 8ambusart
gsfunoen, bic es in einem einsigen
Wionot Biz gu Der sefuultisen 6Dbe
bon bierunbSDanSig garos bringt.
Sn Der 2iebe bominiert immer bdiis
erno oerienige, Der om ipenigiten liebt;
mebr nod, Der biellei9t gar ni9t liebt
un6 fib nur nit 9ra5ie Iieben ldbt.
glo 0ie 2eioenI9aft, 1T ME bic Serrs
f6aft; Bel Der 9ersdnIng 1T iie.
9rGfin SubnsSdhn.
Wie peinlidb bic S6tpeis bemiibt
TIT, Die ftrsngite ReutrulitGt na9 alien
Seiten bin gu beipabreu. benefit unter
onberem aud elm bonn @eneralitab Der
/. Sdpei3sriTbsn 9ipiiion erluiiener
Sagesbefebl. 9onab lit es Den Dirt
senien Der Der 9ibiiion ongeb6renOtn
Wuiittopellsn bsrboten, fortan Die pos
puIGren franSOFfhen WlilitGrmGrife
.Sambre ct Meuie1 unb Die rMdr4e
2prrnine," fOtpis bic nidt mtnoer be-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-22
HUMOR OF THE DAY

Miss Witners-Do you think you could come anywhere near guessing my Gge?
 Whats the matter with your frienG there?'
 "Oh, he's politician in hard luck. Got a confession that no magazine seems to care to buy."-PUck-
 How long did it take you to learn to run a TnoJOr-car?
 'Oh, three or four
 '''Weeks?''
 No motor cars.'-Boston Transcr1pt.
 MiIIionaire-A fit husband for my daughter? Why, in the first place, she is half a head taller than you.
 Suitor-Weu. sir, I don't expect to be so short after I am married. Sid ney Bulletin.
 Why didn't you enjoy the party, Harry? Didn't you have enough to eat2"
 Young Hopeful-Oh, yes; but there's no fun in having just enough--Lon- don Opinion.
 T had Q dreadful fail last night
 Tell me of it, FlSbert"
 My wife was talking; I hung ca every word, and then, and then
 Yes, yes. and then?"
 Her voice broke! e!"-HaFvard Lam poon.
 she-women are more resoureeful than men.
 He-I guess that's right. \ man has to get his clothes made to 1t his shape, but a woman can get her shape made to it her clothes Phiia,- delphia Record.
 Do I understand you to say" asked the judge, that his remarks were aCrimonious?'
 'sNo. judge, your honor. I didn't say that. I said he just swore at me. I ain't a-goiu' to claim that he done what he didn't do."-St. James Ga Zette.
 Patience-I see g Connecticut fn- ventor has patented a hitcbing post that also serves as a rural mail box, being hollow with 3. removable lid.
 Patrice-It is to be hoped tho horse will not devour the missives before the lady of the house does.-YonkeTS Statesman.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-22
DAVIS THEATRE
Paramount PhotopIays and Quality
 Vaudeville

Quality is the keynote Of the bill which will be the attraction at the Davis the first half of this week and the special feature IS Raclyn Arbuckle in The Country Chairman. e fve-part Paramount feature comedy drama that will uphold the high standard of excel ience the Paramount productions are noted for. The story deals with a ru ral political campaign for the office oF prosecuting attorney with 6 tender love story running through the strUc- eurEI web. Tn the vaudeville there are three excellent acts headed by tine Son Ray Comedy Four, a singing and comedy quartette that will be hard to beat. The Hamilton Brothers come next with ar eccentric comedy knock about act that is q riot of laughs The other number is Carmen, a. novelty hoop roller. The remainder of the Gir is made up of Mutual Movies, in Ciudiue College Days, a Lwo-reel Foot i2asIl drama by the K-B company The Mutual War Weekly with news in pie Luees from the European battlehelds and 0ne funny Keystone comedy, call ed Only q Farmers Daughter, which is made only for causing laughs. Mat nee daily at 2.10, and 10 cents; ev- ening at 7.10, 10, 15 and 20 cents. 4 Gis &bree hour show with no repeats. Feature picture will be shown at 2.45 and 7.z0 each day and the vaudeville goes on after the big picture.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-22
kt Ske Auditorium.

.% real vaudeville show will be the aluaction at the Auditorium for the 1rst three days Of this week when six '7is acts will be on the program. There will be three shows daily at 2.30, and 2 clock and the usual prices of ad- mission will be charged even though -io bill is more than doubled in size. All the shows will be run as follows, ppening number Old Peg Legs Will, a 3rsma in two acts with Grace Cunard and Francis Ford in the leading roles. second will come Leou's Models de Luxe, q big time posing novelty with ,Our people, coming here from Ham- nerstefn's Victoria theatre, New York city and known as vaudeville's most aretentious posing novelty The third 2uInber will be Bess Deiberg. a, pretty
 iri who will be heard In new songs accompanied by neat dances Fourth, Ehe Law. strong dramatic sketch, well portrayed hy these clever people. The fifth number on the bill will be introduced by The Musical Albinos, .a.dy and gentlemen instrumentalists, Lbe sixth position will be filled by Dix sn Peters 1n characters from Dickens, and seventh will come the big comedy electrical novelty with six people, and Heautys clever pony, on which sev- .rsl electrical experiments will be tried FI1e show will close with 8 corking zs5l16dy picture presented by the fla nous Joker company and entitled The stichSovn Gfvais. The above is a won AerfuiIy strong bi!i and the best vau- fsg He s10Tg 9?ar seen in this city,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-22
COLONIAL THEATRE.
sa;ony Jane, in 6 Reels, Featuring
 Reatriz Miekeiena and Riq Cast.

This wonderful drama of the Cali EurE1a redwooas, written by Bret Harte ana long since famous as breathing of the DT4meyal forests and yet tinged with the dangers and fascinating lure If the west, is to be seen at the Colo nial theatre today in q mammoth six reel feature made by the same photo @rapheTs and producers as 2 former Colonial success. (The Christisn), fea- turing Beatriz Nichelena. House Pet CTS of inc Famous Players cast, and other brilliant actors in flundoTu. The story lB an intricate one involving sey- -Fai Wesuer- characters, including Sa- -cmy Jane who asSthe daughter of Q pioneer. is the centre of attraction, and over whom many fstic encounters Oc- lur- These lead to more serious diff -Gltiez. ana several of Salomv Janc's a -{Inirers arc accused upon circunn- sEanti2l evidence, But the real cause oE IL all is 3 stranger in the forests. 7-lo none know save my the mystic ti- tle cf the Man It is he who is the -a.uSe Of much of the trouble, and at action takes place almost exclusively iH the giant rcdWoods Of California, where the plot Of the story is located. the picture Is Of unusual interest aside from the immense feature cast. This picture is for today only. Sentimen- cal Sophie. 2 roaring comedy with Slippery Slim, Mustang Pete and So- ptig. The prices are: Matinee 1Qc; evenings 10c. Children 5c
 Coming Tuesday-HarTy k Thaw's 2 iSnt For Freedom in 3 reels. These ura the only motion pictures author zed DE MT. Thaws