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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-13
Want Laws Respected.

gate today the cases Of the two Amer
leans that are being held in the city
jail at Juarez.
Want Laws Respected.
We do not intend to hold them I'M
less there is ample evidence against
them" said senior Garcia We do not
want to do any injustice 10 foreigners,
but we expect our laws to be respected.
There is no danger that the Ameri-
cans viii be executed. in any event"
Senior Garcia went to New York on
official business about three weeks ago.
He declined to discuss his mission. eX-
cept to say that he secured s5tisfac-
tory results.
i spent a day at Atlantic City. visit
ing our commissioners" he said All
seemed hopeful over the outlook for a
peaceful settlement of the differences
between the two republics.
Il witnessed election night in New
DIRK Every one was celebrating the
supposed election OF Hughes"
- r-nU~1 r-nU-u
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-13

Does your roof need painting? Paint
Il before winter sets in Pb )ne eS2 for
Pabco black, green and red Lander
Lumber CO.-Ady.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-13
Dres srmaking

nUR Dressmaking Department. in charge
~ Of Madame Allan, is turning out some
beautiful afternoon and evening frocks these
DAYS.
Madame Allan needs ne introduction to the
women Of Fl PasO, as her work is well and
iavorabiy known to the feminins 5et. She Is
quite ready to impart some of the newest
ideas TO you, if YOU wish
If you had contemplated having a new frock-
l,t her make it for vou-you viii be more
than satisfied with the results
Orders are filled promptly. all work Is guar
anteed by The Popular" and prices are most
reasonable.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-13
Tailoring Dept.

n UR Tailoring Department is in charge OF
- NJ Lazeres expert tailor. who. like
Nine. Allan, our modste, always gives salts
faction Mr. Lazeres has been with US now
Tor several seasons and We recommend him
most highly Place your order Alonday-you
can rest assured that the finished garments
will meet entirely with your approval. All
work guaranteed by The Popular
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-13
nrnir. EHncnnfinn..

senior Garcia denied that there had
been an evacuation of the sarrisOns at
Guadalupe. san Ignacio. ZaraRoza, and
other frontier points. Saturday.
w hat really happened was that we
replaced the customs guards. who were
amnesIied Nillistas. with soldiers and
officers Of our own The LOYALTY Of
he former Nillistas was suspected. and
the change was made in order TO fore
stall any trouble"
The Inspector general viii investi-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-13

government is pAnning a most active
campaign against OuJlawry in the
state Of chihuahua Too much atten-
ton should not be paid to what ref
ugees from the state report, for we
realize that the people OF Chihuahua.
as whole. are not friendly to the
COnstitutionalist cause The state has
been the cradle of the OrOZquistas. the
Huertistas. the Villistas. in fact every
other istas' except the Constitution
alistas 1t is natural therefore. that
refugees from that part of the re-
public should do all in their power to
tffScredit the government"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-13
Newest Pile
T abrics, Values
Ia Off

10 Inch Fancy Velvet in Hundred
Shades SI3e
l9 inch Corded Velvet. yard ...... CSC
z Inch Costume Velvet. CSC, $1.I9& SI.45
80 Inch Imported Dress Velvet. In Plum.
African BROWN DarI- Craa, M
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-13
Z ancy Dress
Silks = Cheap

INCLUDED In this Sale will be found the
most stupendous assortment of Fancy
Dress Silks ever shown IN Ell Paso, and every
yard represents style and individuality.
Plaids. Stripes. Checks, Figured. Floral
Broche and Tinsel effects in profusion,
many of which will be shown for the fist
time. You simply cannot afford to miss this
offering. Note the special Sale Pnces:-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-13
SAYS PARRAL HOLDS OUT
AND AMERICANS ARE SAFE

That Villa had not attacked Parral
up to November s. and no Americans
there had been mOlested is the sub
stance of a report brought by q Chinese
merchant 10 American consul Thomas
D. Edwards. OF Juarez-
The informant operates a business at
ParraL lie states that the Nillistas
have cut the railroads entering ParraL
He Travelled overland to Chihuahua
city. taking the train there for Juarez.
he left ParraI November S.
Eyes Examined Properly.
Geo. u. Kendall, 22S Mesa Avenua
Makes Glasses Right-AdY.
Tenement Owners.
Are you getting all of the money
YOUR house should bring2 Ask Lee
Newman I specialize on tenaments.
Phone 1904 9O51s : Fl Paso-
(Advertisement)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-13

WHO Is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-13
Exclusive
Dress Novelties

WE are showing a wonderful assort-
w ment of fine. imported. exclusive Dress
Novelties, N Tmsel and BrOche effects.
Chiffons. Crepes. Georgettes and Damasks;
also Taffetas and Sahns. These fabrics are
simply gorgeous. and are in great demand
for evening. reception and afternoon wear.
Worth from $500 to $1,000 per yard. Ask
TO be shown these beautiful imported novel
ties, as they will not be displayed. Mid
Season Sale.
yard. at Icy O41
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-13
Ewes Examined Properly.

Geo y. Kendall, 22S Mesa Avenua
Makes Glasses Right-Ady.
The sun., 1916-09-08
The RnIls Get 4 Lift.

The growing optimism in this con-
i,sction was reflected in a better tone
yesterday in the rail department OF the
stock market. As has been prophesied.
when the rails ceased to be
they moved upward. The movement
was conservative save in the case or
t,ead.ng. which crossed 10 and came
within speaking distance Of the years
II gh rrcord at l1Os, In May last. But
Reading could scarcely be considered IN
~" liaht Of a leader. A powerful poo
is s1il to be- in that stock. This pool.
Ike the others tina have gone before,
does not dis lain to maize use of he" old
story OF a distribution Of assets. A
broker said ycste day he did not believe
for "A moment that any cash distribution
was contemplated. Nevertheless. tho
sto'y has all the clements of the nys-
t''ious in it aud II has without question
taken hold Of the imagination OF traders
an! pubic alike
The sun., 1916-09-08
DIVIDENDS.

''luet' Peabody ~. q. -. r.,
United Light g Rys q, lf,
United i!gh; & Rvs pf, q
spring, Rail, & Light pr.
q. N %..............
con. Flee, 4 Pow, OF New
or. pr q, la4T,...,...,
Rubber Goods ~. q. va,
Galveston Houston Elec
c.na "a "s,tam.hip Line
IF, ING ...,,,..,.....
Mich, sugar pr. q, Ia T =,
Finance 90, ~ Penn. lat pr.
q. $3.50 ..........:,.,.,
Finance 90. Of Penn. lat pf,
es, ne .,......,,....,
Am. GRAPHIC, q, lAG..,.,
tKanNns city Railways pI
Ben cts. 2tsG,,.,,..,,
hll!s-chslmers pr. q, ltsr 70
halt. Tube CO.. y, -.
Walt Tmhc pf O lAT..
tPrice Bros. a. Co.. ~ 70,
Royal Bak. Pow, a., -.
Royal b. p pf.. Y. nv
tInitisl.
The sun., 1916-09-08

FIdd lots. ,---., a..
Total sales to-day, 1862 100 shares. Sam day 1915. 59O1OO. January 10
j2o7O eo SMme period1 o5 100 - $500
The sun., 1916-09-08
FTNANCIALN NEWS
And COMMENT
General Tone Firm, With Cen
uine Strength in Read
ing and Coppers.
PRICES HOLD Up WELL
Sales Easily AbsOrbed-Best
Sort Of Buying in Case
Of Steel Common.
PRICES HOLD Up WELL

Close followers Of yesterdays stock
market found evidence OF accumulation
Of various prominent Issues for the ac-
count of substa initial Interests Heavy
realizing sales and pressure from pro-
fessional traders afforded excellent OPP
%portunities for buyers to enlarge old
lines or build up new lines without pay
ing high prices. striking advances In the
course OF the session being the excep-
Of issues could be bought at figures
under the closing in Wednesdays opera
tons. Cross movements were reflected
h. decided ~irregularity in quotations
throughout the day. but the markets
general tone was Arm. with genuine
s'renyth in Reading and the copper
shares. especially inspiration Copper.
which moved through 80 to a new high
record.
In view ~ the volume Of selling. prices
absorbed. and in the case Of United
states Steel common there was the best
sort OF buying from l00a. down to $685..
while some Of the rails were bought In
round amounts on a scale Up. particu-
lnrly Reading. Union Pacific and Erie.
Nl.hougi more interest was shown In
tho rails. there was nothing In the nature
of n widespread demand for them. Nor
was there any suggestion In the char
= w 'he 'r"u'"R ."u' 'he sroup mas
"'r'r" 'o"'ro n'a'e.l"'! n'sner ieNeis'
n.'c vi W. ".h'r manu- 'ner' was NO
'h~"tc"''oh 'hat me piS men were hqui-
.,.''R 'nc'r hoiulHsN AZ prevailing quo
'",o">
IN some quarters OF 're street " was
'"o"sn' ''e announcement ny the Atch'-
non i",e"a u santa re ha'i"ay tha'
y Wou'u not ao'de by me elsnt hour law.
.N'..' uh,Nr "Fu'rs tri'n 'he supreme
.",i', 'H'sh' re uSeu as an argument Tor
nu'''N, "Pe'''ohs III me faii 'rahspo'ta-
'.on S,"r's on ,n' 'neor! u most Nig-
,'"H nsn, ""uIo or nn""' aEa.nSt inc
u '"N.Seu iernoc'.'.V "se''',oh III
,"."' % t"c 'a'Ho"o ie,nernooos out
u.s. "''.t'a'''! 'u."'ineu WIN
.nn ..''.'"nN !" 'IN GUM! were no.
"n"s W "''n'' '"'H '"uiu ~ o''Sn'
p''!'' : ! '"'ue re-! ]" Sui,-
w ''"'' ''''''' !" -" RAM
"ru sue,
",'N.'' q" Nv as .,''cireo "
" 'eV' '' toN"''."!' '",u''i y" wv
.O.''. i've.".". " n' l""" ""
a"' -. '"'' W SOU "s
=" ""''e' 80" s'r'.' 81" 'o"'"-s"
az ~.
,..a '"r 49, ny
,. 81 ,".. ' ~"
5,,,. III. ~ -" 49,
'. ""'' . 49," ,n ~"
- 49,. -
a.. M. ,r,N,,a. .,;,' LTTr', 80
- $500 49,
The sun., 1916-09-08

topper natal, and steel a'r wurrnc
no. and n"ck IN the matter - r"Hrrits
Tor reasonably carly del vcii AMI the NJ
g"Nl demand OF The Eut"nto lelli..rents
" an illustration e tu,, stat, Of ar.
fairs with r'-nctt to stool jbs .Al,r. ar,
credited with hl inc jv-' oloS"d cou-
tracts for lun. uoo ton. "f ,h"ll ..,.l dis
oa'ds. Al e tn ,arou.o nf this SOW,
~ stool h''d by IN dd'c w.. >rrc,makor-
has been d spns'd Of and the Allies
want moro. Tie sp'".ii tou. were very
rig d ~ tn" "a'lN days II the war and
mere Were '.rn"'ouS r"lcrtions for
i sht ,mpcrf"rn"us. IN" mills in t,n,o
hogan 10 mako tho" disraIdS into bars
and 'lu". thou d.s'"rds Hayc not been 50
large,
The sun., 1916-09-08
Votes for hcs

General Satisfact'on was c@presseo
yes erdar over the mi in which the
marlborough Rapid TRANSIT Company Is
handling the strike on the subway and
the elevated. The indications are that
the company vii he abs to break the
strike. The financial district was in
c.incd 10 look upon a defeat of the labor
union n this case as a hull! argumen:
rs being an indication that laho" was
not entirely to have is " way where
capital was concerned. Moreover. since
charles +. Hughes has begun attacks on
President Wilson Tor his surrender to the
iralnmen Wal street feels that "A vic-
tory FOR he lnterboroh-h may NEAR
votes for Hughes
The sun., 1916-09-08
BID AND ASKED PRICES.

Closing prices Of stochs in which there
were no transact ions Yesterday:
The sun., 1916-09-08
GOSSIP OF A R E


Although Wall street and railroad
men in general feel tina; President Rip
ley OF the Atchison hit the nail on eAe
head when he said the railroads do NOT
question the right of Congress TO ordnin
an eight hour day but do question It's
right to take the roads money and give
IL to some one else. there cannon ne
said TO be any particular desire to CO.
operate with him in his determination
to ignore the law until the supreme
Court declares 1t constitutional. The
street believes the legislation OF last
week will ultimately benefit the ROADS
by bringing out of II real Fcderai super
vision. This would mean not only re2u-
!ation Of rates hut Of wages also. 1t
would also mean the practical limina
ton of state action in full Difference TO
Fedora domination.
The sun., 1916-09-08
Wow Reserve RANKS Wake Nour,.

An ! "s ration uf Eow Iiuts are ma To-
iNr mlt'N NJ ir' M new conditions .r
Ia" Federal reserve law ,uucs from ,rn.
iolnbu hNo. Under the former hank
ln. act lan;S w'rr r'ulirei To- ca ry y
,"gll lc-erNe II - par cent. i',dor ,Ln
rev act tine requirement was lowered
20 II per cent, 1t is estimated thai ,nc
difference can h" couver Oh into loans a,
: per cent, probably "nc-half from tho
vault reserve The other ha,f wat. ia
The cay" ~ Columbus, carried with re-
1orNr national banks outside Of ,h,,
rt;S, on vi t"h the 'olum'ut banks re-
vrlNrd interest AZ , pc" sent. SIvlng them
u prCNt Of : per cert. III short il, 4,
figured that the Columbus banks an,
pro'it'n@ between tn" Sll2,oUO iurnn,,
they receive and the $2a. 200 they los, IA,
mtintal ming balance IN thc Federal Re.
serve Bank in Cleveland.
The sun., 1916-09-08
RAILROAD AND OTHER BONDS

I, g A. coup ,Cwastp ~ i, %N cen DON r
iOOo 1 On, 5000. 100 27OOo. Il a
Il i pan M con g q 81 + GIN 2OOOO. II I 81
2ON, O3 ave ~ Cen aye
4 pan a. reg 10000 .lOIia 10000. ....02'
y IL O3 G Ma st p III y Cen con !.
The sun., 1916-09-08

LONDON MARKET.
LONDON Scr

.ONDpN sept Money was IN hrtter
sluuiN ard discount rates were steady Ia ,d,y
The stock market had a good tone Ouie
u nuuhcr of investment orders IN corsnls he
war loan ana Ind'an and other tr-' class
ho.,ls found supplies scare. and pri,rs nm.
rre'it'ci steadily Gold mines we're well nj.
.orbct, especially Modlerfoutcins. while ruh.
bcr, IRON ana steel share. and Jlpau ~ hUuis
were i,rnrg American securities were ,hrer.
'ul under the lead oi lni'cd States Steel The
, losing was steady
Co'sols Tor non'v closed At 49,. new ~
r., cent war loan m'. Money II. NOR ,,,,'
Discount rates short and three months b,il.
ai.a"Ns per cen, Gold prcmlums u I.sbon,
IS
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
CHINESE LOSES
APPEAL; MUST
RETURN TO CHINA

Am YunE Zen. Chinese, OF
Pontiac. and formerly Detroit
resident. cannot remain in the Unit
"a States. altho ne appealed 10 the
supr, me court of the United States
"a sustain his claim that he was
legally entitled 20 remsin in this
country. He WAS ordered deported by
Judge Arthur Tu,tle ot the local
district court On May 1914 The
supreme cour' snrmed Judge
Iutties decision or Monday
Fen Gained admission 20 this
country By representing himself as
= merchants son He spent some
years in gambling. it Il. alleged. ahd
after he bad lost his money. he
went 20 work a. lAundryman in
Fonusc The fect that he has b..
come a worker ga. regarded a. a
violation " the immigration laws
Relatives who wish him 10 remain
With them IN this country helped
aim carry his csse 20 the highest
coQrt r. tAe !sni
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
II. S. WILL
CHAMPION
BELGIANS


Ui her submarine campaign. as In
dicAted in recent sinkinEs.
Col 3. NJ House. who has made
several visits 10 belliEercnt capitals.
Is here advising with the president.
Secretary Lansing and Ambassador
Gerard During his last visit here,
House paid particular attention 20
the systemaiic development ~
American relief work aud fear has
been expressed that this work in
Belgium will 90 interrupted II not
entirely discontinued II the Ten
tons continue the depor1 alton OF
| Bclgians.
I Il is understood House feels no
Arepldation that Germany may con
s1acr violating pledges regarding <
submarine warfare. Those who have
talked with him say he feels coma
dent Germany intends 20 carry out
her promises.
Cot House said today he had no
plans for going TO Europe. 4 year
aro at this time he made a trip and
II baa been generally supposed he
would 60 again when the president
thuurht the time opportune for
:rVunding out belllFerent capitals on
q possible move for peace
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
OFFICER SHOT BY
UNKNOWN MAN
Patrolman Davis Receives Bull
let In Knee When He QueS-
tions Suspicious-LOOking Trio

Pstrolman An Davis a relief
man AZ the vmcwood ave station.
was shot in tn left knee about
o'elcck. Tuesday morning, while
trying doors on Nichiganaye. near
Centraisye ~ is now iu tho To.
ceivlng hospital where fbe wound
is not believed tn be serious
Davis stoppej 20 question three
suspicious lookinL men sfandine In
front ~ Andrew Budays saloon. az
No s25s MicHIS nave and one OF
hem drew receiver and nred
three shots AZ The onlcer. one OF
shich hlt his left knee Davis
cropped sn1 th, three fed The
.atrolman cred several shots IN ne
arr but 20 was cveral minutes be-
fore anyone he'd him
Davis has hoeu on the force
about year H.s homo "a AZ 80
fI6 Ninewood-aya
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
Health Officer Price
Would Protect Public
Against Epidemics
THEATER OWNERS
ENTER PROTESTS
Declare There's No
Need for Further
Regulation

Vigorous protest against mor'
strict regulations for the operation
of mOiion picture theaters vas made
Tueaday morning before re ordt
aRnce committee of The commou
conn, H. By delegation ~ proprie-
fors of movie plqyhousss
~ William ii Price. CRY neait
ofBcer aud spokesman FOR fhe the-
u'er men. engaged In Ions debs D.
a. to whether or nor fhe heRfh
hoard yhould have supervision over
fhc tbeaters The proposed aro
aancr giving the health department
THIS authority was tabled FOR three
wect ~ give '4e fheater owners
snd thc health apartment an or
fofiuniiy 20 discuss the measure IN
The hope of arriving az mutual
agreement
Object To More Supervisor
The theater men maintain that
there is already enough supervision
ty numerous city department. The
IRE marshal and the building IN
tpect0rs they 5llcge. exercise suf3.
eient authority in protecting he
welfare OF patrons one provision
81 the ordinance would prohibit the
Use ~ stove. This was the sub
tct of strenuous attack
You've got % admit that santa
fjon snd ventilation are elements
which enter into the conduct of
theater." said Health Oticer Price
"we want this ordinance because II
ia better to prevent epidemics than
20 hsht them after they break out
There is no desire 20 in1ure the
business OF the theater men. we
merely want the right 10 fix regula.
tons that viii protect the health
OF the people who go to these the
aters.
J Regulation Needed, Says Price.
When the people OF this city
were IN q state Of hyVeria over the
possibility of an infanille paralysis
oHtbreak, the mayor called me over
here and said he would exert bis
authority 10 RET any amour, %
money to take precautionary sfePs
against "a epidemic. ] told him
that money wolldnt help oui
situation sf that kind; that reeuis
ton was the only thing which
would prevent epidenics The
same t~hory Is applicable in his
case We wan regulation before
ltcrr IL need OF combating an ep
Gennc."
rho heater men and DT Prce
earced that lhoro discussion az
ihe provisions Of the proposed ordl
rance shuiid be held The health
oficer promised the protesting dele
CATION thar he would appear before
them and ou,lin4 in detail the pur-
rntcs and advantages ol the
nieasure
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28

DETROIT OPERA HOUSE.
The Cohan Revue would BE- lus'
as rolicking under any other form
o. spelling. bur Sd couldn Ee' Any
more revuers into the Detroit orers
house FOR an ening n.Slt A'
rIsny as the lsw allows were stand
.ne. when NOT rolling on The aocr
IN psroxysms c. laughter cacmu
mating citizens drew Vn their pars
.ng privileges o. the Nii' in order
to remain and -oaf '0 rhr last ire.
The Revue answers the question.
What's been gong o0 in Gotham
without r,01r7- rhe investigator
no strand th- r.cr cos' of>>ov Yors
Iving for sir months period 20
pet the snswcr Every ari.rE
success ~ ne I21f season 'hsre
interpreted sCcordi1S ro tire rev
rendering a. roap.e' from Tt"
Dream % Eueer A-sw
Turning 20 mir'd args o' ear ].
As orlt cchar tr
The Boon aag Common
clay H ta r-s holiday
Treasure Island se Great cV
Or and So 0n Fawa 'es billboard
were sl 'lr7ea n.-h 79a melody
end movement manner t-st Co.
lighted 'h- dsnt-rr Norar'eNr
immensely
Tho-e +o -r scenes ans
matches ct p.u and da.aF.e were
e revelation aet r--@ whom
fney were s0re ro'
aueg7r Ur---e-
aEt 1e-e were "ee.hrg dr.
sH-es ana wa- rst va-r
ieHfiy r'f--.c- o.o-t-
IrG1ce 'ofgo'fr tss u rr I
German dve-
First fonors -,s-g- r1
ns5.naEe o' s-e7sr conan +.
brand belong p tae soc,ors Office 7
.rom TA" b''~aaS md IRE
court scene '-r~ .o2.ror tiaF
hese Fere .chac4re1 vita a keen .
pprFois'icn 0t '7e s.r7 ~ fooins ,
hat masses an american audience
'ee fho voice. movies may oe
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
POSTOFFCE TO
BE CLOSED ON
THANKSGIVING

Postmaster William ) Nascl has
announced the olloWlug schedule
FOR Thanksgivlns day
PostofHcc will remain closed for
general business thuout day altho
business firms may call for their
mail
40 mail dclivc~y win Doe made by
carriers
Collections WI be made AZ down
town post boxes at a m. and ~
and p m
one general collection from all
Tho uoNes In tho city Will bc made
~ 80 o'clock n fhe evening.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
MAN is KILLED
BY MOTOR TRUCK

Henry Hasseldah'. of No 81 An
tnlneite-st.. vas fatally injured at
ESQ O'Clock Tuesday morning. when
he was struck BY an automobile
tiuok driven by John Msrtey. Of No.
&c Kvpp.st Tho motor car II own.
I'd ~ the Wilson Creawery com
.aus. Marcas's employers The ac-
olatnt occurred ~ second and An.
,osnttte els. Hasseldahl died ia the
receiving hospital four hours sftef
shs accident. Msfeey wss taken 10
ihe ofset of PROSECUTING Attorney
Charles ". iAsnowski. where he
msde 4 slslemsnt fis was released.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28

Jud~~-You are charged With tax.
inr car without permission
Vhers'e ne mplainentf
Prosecuting Attorney IVA do t
your honor re ,ook &, without per
mission. too
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28

cents of the Clyl war, including a
remarkable reproduction OF the fall
Af N1ekssgFs The photodrAma has
been elaborately staged. and inter
woven with its story OF patriotism
in charming iove story
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28

,cmri8iu-o n.r letting its money 5
|vor,h Th.s IS musical comedy
foduCrrun George feetefs
Ire Hilde- Tomuy Hays and a oevy
of siug.ug and i3ncing girls for the
chorus one Young woman. rol'
frRrs toanx ing with the short
tIAr1 rurIs. -kiiates enthusiasm
-n3 .oyo..uess td has lots % real
talent bsvdes t,a Hider has =
beaeuf. voice. Which she uses Nith
atusue app-ec on
Gc.uc .ackvlt on 'he program
hr-. srf Nor ioaeli aud Marsie
rs, vAo ak, de In q make
fef.r.r se-opg and tell ma all
h I'M snti, sting sons
Mar. also appearing in much
s..-... is'sa sailor rri, and dancing
re sailors bo-nrYe on her toes
var1a good look upon and Is
.r-o r, avs cheering which
r...se. tte s1t.erce greatly
Gs..r. Wexford ne s2S 200
love e0cs s.r' gives some mod
.,r7 fsn.r vf's v0ras man part.
r.- ,s-r rreu!, and wears some
arett, .-ocks ne sell III" ac' ends
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The Detroit times., 1916-11-28

After 40 YEARS ~ active service.
Rear Almiral Do WITT 'cHman "a
to be- placed ON thc retired ust OF
the nav, today ON account 81 age
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28

~ 't.''i ." patriotism
'ntro- at ty aans of nlms muair
suI caa fh rical scener, \.
'Far headline or ing in the remr.,
aea.er fh.s week II is called
Auerics Fl-. aud Is the prodpc.
tcu az Rsfe sst Maddox The
So "a So 'rr.a- hat even the mo.
uan pictures stawing The efotrs
defenders ~ l1a nation az West
Pom ard Anusrolis IN their ma
reryr-s caI foc'h hearty applause
Ehe military rlsic. with the piav
,rs slrrej uniforms similar so
bose ~ navy cadets. forces enfhu.
.issr1 70 tigr rtch Scenes slor Z
he Rio fraUAr and a dramatic hr
az theatrical adventure. showing a
'1ge csnran ~a nginS from bat.
.rsh.o round ri the act
W,t- Weston entertains from
'rs unue~ ne s'eps out. He makes
'r1 Hy ng what some foik
s. SER The poems or kin
cc ,95 and The operas ~
-s " treated alike AN
for an awful dr4h
Weston doe, it I'm -t,r q
e is received r.s-.
than any -gwte-
and Jules Ber
sicsl Set Rew.
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foanries Thr rr4
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Potter appear -
fs1- WOO The ,E,.rh
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Sar-aiue Capers
--fse mixes comedy and
-5re d.scriu nation T
movie review and Al
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The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
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