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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-30

ception OF the movement indicates
that the country is primed for a
widespread appreciation OF the scenic
wonder OF our homeland
Automobiles 20 Hit Road.
When the sun rises on August s.
the date set for the official outing
week of the motorists OF this coun-
try. the greatest motoring tour this
land has ever seen, will he under
way. Thousands of automobiles will
be hitting the road on vacation
tour.
See America first by seeing your
own State first" is the sentiment
nearest to the heart OF this move
ment. Every state has its natural
beauty. of which It's citizens have
right to he proud. The reasoning
of National Touring Week enthus-
lasts Is that you not only do not need
to go across the ocean to enjoy scenic
grandeur, but you can find 1t almost
within sight of your garage
Vacation time in 1915 will be me-
morable. as the date of the real dis
coverv of America.
Buy Your Car Now" the automo-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-30

3. F. Kaehier. Of the Kaehler Mo-
For Company. driving a Saxon Six
pouring car, and accompanied by a
party of several people. made trip
rom Detroit to Richmond In five
Pays. While on this trip Mr.. Kaehler
IN into some interesting experiences.
tere's what he has to say about the
Trip:
I'VE left Detroit $3.50 Sunday morn
ng and arrived in Richmond $3.50
Thursday evening. taking practically
I've days for the trip. The trip could
easily be made in four days. with
plenty of time for meals and sleep.
q person were inclined TO keep
going early and late, the trip could
% made in three days
We had no intention of trying to
make any fast time. as we wished
o take all the time necessary to en-
oy the beauties of the trip, which was
purely for pleasure.
Il also wished to ascertain from
ny own personal experience Just what
fould be expected from the Saxon Six
% the way Of gasoline mileage. as
numerous Saxon owners have claimed
hat they could secure from 90 to
miles on a gallon of gasoline from
he Saxon Six.
before starting on the trip, we COW
red a total OF 500 miles by the time
ve arrived In Richmond. We used
total of forty-two gallons of gaso-
the, which made an average of 10 Ia
niles per gallon.
AS the car carried FIVE passengers
nd considerable baggage, and crossed
he Blue Ridge and Allegheny Noun
AIN ranges. this average of 10 Ia
allies could therefore be taken as
nileage that could be expected per
ailon for ordinary cross country tour
ng with full car.
we also used FIVE quarts of oil
he cost of the oil was ! SC per quart.
Thich amounted 70 75c. The gasoline
ost us an average Of csc per gallon,
r $1,000 for gasoline, making a to-
al cost for gasoline and oil SLIPS.
We did NOT have a puncture or tire
reuble of any sore during the entire
Zip and all four tires on the car
ttl contain the original Detroit ntr
Therefore. the total transportation
Expense for Ave passengers from De-
Fo't 20 Richmond amounted 10 sl125,
s2.25 per person.
Our route was as follows Detroit
b Toledo. Toledo to Cleveland. then
yer the Lincoln Highway from
cleveland to Pittsburg. Pittshurg 10
Ma shing- on and from Washington 70
sssiasnes1t9 by way Vt Fredericksburg
Practically the only had roads en-
cuntered ON the entire trip were
hose between Washington and Fred
rickshurg
Per definite and accurate irfor1na-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-30
.THURRTON cARDOZA ].
RETURNS TO NEW YORK

Thurston Cardoza, old Ricii-nonds4
who is now living in New YORK, ana
who has been spending his vacation -
his old home town. left yesterday foeI
Old Point, where he will remain asv.s
eral days. and then return TO the Me-
tropolis. Mr.. Cardoza Is remembefed
as being one of the sweet voiced sfng.E
ers who was always ready to give hia
talents in time of need or In time
OF pleasure. He is now connected
with one OF the big hat manufacturing
concerns of New York.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-30
HOLD TOURING WEEK
STARTING AUGUST 6
Many Thousands of Automobiles Throughout Country Will
Hit Trail on This Date-Scenic Beauties In United
States Is Best on Earth

That the Americans who have been
spending 500, 100000 a year on sEu-
ropean tours have been paying a
heavy premium for their scenic
beauty. and have been going an I'M
necessary distance to get il, is the
discovery made by the United States
Department of Interior in its inven-
tory of the wonder spots of this
country. 1t Is exposing the self-vic-
limitation OF our citizens In no un-
certain terms. and is preaching the
sermon OF home consum ption of
American scenery.
This nation is richer In natural
scenery OF the first order than any
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-30

other nation" declares stephen T.
Mather. assistant secretary to the
secretary OF the interior. at pos
sesses an empire of grandeur and
beauty 1t has scarcely heard of"
The discovery of this grandeur and
beauty by the motorists of this coun-
try Is the sermon set forth by ma
uonal touring week and the Buy
Your CarNow'' idea. the automobile
movement that has seized our nation
from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pa
cific strand. The impulse for gem
eral outpouring OF United States mo-
florists TO visit the natural beauty
a bout them which followed tho in
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-30
DETROIT TO RICHMOND
IN A SAXON MACHINE
Kaeher of Kaehler Motor Company Makes Trip From
Michigan City In Five Days and Meets With a Large
Number Of Interesting Experiences.

ton as to the route. the writer used
the route book published by the B. r.
Goodrich Co. which may be secured
free from any Goodrich branch. Also
one published by the Washington
Post, which may be purchased for
Csc.
Nearly all of the roads between
Detroit and Washington are built of
concrete, brick or concrete with as
phalt surface, ordinary dirt roads be-
ing practically obsolete for automobile
travelling.
These good roads are used all the
year around by an army of tourists
Numerous small towns along these
maing highWays are miles from any
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-30

bile industry psrtinently aAvi6oo
vacation motoring tour viii certa1
speed moro joyousiy with new e.
1t will bring back new man q ~
wheel $50
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-30
SLIPS
{. O. b.
PEORIA
SPECIFICATIONS

AXLE tFront)-Drop forged ~ beam
heat treated, mounted to produce cas-
ter effect which causes the wheels TO
naturally straighten after turning
corners.
AXLE (Rearl-Pressed steel floating
axle, all driving gears mounted in cast
steel carrier holding gears IN rigid
alignment Spiral bevel gears %e4 to
ratio.
BODY Five passenger, all metal
front and rear compartments designed
for comfort. Large doors with con-
cealed hinges high grade long grain
upholstery and perfect appointment
throughout. Can be furnished with de-
tachable Sedan top.
BRAKES--Two set on rear wheels
drums lake inches Foot brake ex-
,ernal contracting, hand break internal
expanding.
CARBUR ETOR-RaYfield
CLUTCH-Dry. multiple disc, twelve
plates, six driving and six driven Drlv-
ing discs lined with raybestos
CoLoR--Body, meteor blue; hood
tenders and gear, black
coOLING-Positive. by centrifuxa,
water pump and two-b blade aeroplane
type fan.
DRIvE-Hotchkiss type drive double
universal joints, oil and dust-tight,
with tubular propeller shaft.
: ELECTRICAL EQU1PMENT--west
house, round type generator with volt
age regulator, vertical ignition with in
terrupter. distributor coil and con-
denser IN one unit. Westinghouse am
meter. electric headlights. tail light
and dash light electric horn with
switch button on top of steering
column.
FW1AME-Pressed steel, rigid and of
generous dimensions.
GASOLINE FEED-Stewart Warner
Vacuum System. 16-gallon gasoline
tank with gasoline gauge, located in
rear.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-30
SLIPS
f. O. b.
PEORIA
Compare
the Glide
With Others

strictly on Its merits. The SPECIFICATIONS
viii help you-but better still. see tho
Carbide In it--drive 1t. Then compare
1t, part by part, with other skies Of the
same class and size, and when you have
done this, compare the price.
In the 1917 Glide Light Six 20 you win
find:
The true Yacht-iike Stream-iine Body
unbroken lines from the headlights to
the rear of tonneau.
A Roomy Tonneau.
Flush Type Doors and Concealed Hinges.
Superb Finish.
Goodyear Demountable Rims
Goodyear 34x4 No Rim-Cut Tires--Non-
skid on rear wheels.
Rutenber High Speed Motor. six cylinder,
8 1-Sx5.
12-Plate. Dry Multiple Disc Clutch.
spicer Dustproof. Self-Oiling Universal
Joints.
Tubular Propeller Shaft.
Spiral Bowel Driving Gears
Pressed Steel Rear Axle-Housing.
Brown-Lipe Diferential.
Hotchkiss Drive.
Crowned Tenders
Rim Type Tire Carrier.
Two-bulb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with
city ordinances for dimming.
Lnoleum-covered Runboards
Storage Battery under Foot Board.
Unit Powder Plant.
Nickel Steel Transmission Gears in Alum
mum Case.
Stewart-Warner Vacuum Gasoline ,Feed
System.
westin ghouse Ignition System
Westinghouse Starter. Bendix Drive,
ls-inch Corrugated Walnut Gteey4ng
Wheel.
Man TOPS Bows
Rain Vision Windshield--intesral with
body,
Wheeibase 11e inches.
Weight 400 pounds.
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taats-poGti(6eS
grnber gbarlss 4rban ipirb ieiHe
@unbcrneurs. aan6ibatur uidJt
sMriidsieDen.

Serr Geo. SO. 8erse bat tiir5lid
einen Brief al CHARLES 8rpan &c.
jGricben uto i'm geiaet er lpdre
bereit, feline aon0iOdtltr SiriidauSie.
ben, ipenn er (9rpnn) oos glei9e
tate. Drpan bat nun Oorauf geont.
,iportet, DoB ibm Dies unm0glth lem
ipuroe. @r gtebt Oofir cine Reibe
nidtsiogenOer @ritnbe on uno maht
foloen6es intereiionte 8ugeItdnsHis:
Ole Sdlndt Oieies Sabr III niGt otpi.
Iden ben gtaiien uno &rodeien, ion.
bern Gin adnpf apiiden OenerL bic
luiinI6eL oaB Die 2iforintereiien Die
oemofrotii6e 9artei beberriden itno
ienen, Die oas ntdt molten. 49, 8ia
grpan namit aiigeben, oaB er ben
aampf nm 9robibition 70 gut wte
Oerloren bait? 8iu er nit ieineB
neuen Bluff Die 2itorintereiien Be-
berrIden bic @artei uur elm rtei,es
SIlue i6affen? @r pir0 0dmit nidt
peit fotnmten. IS i4eint, oIs OBJ
CHARLES 8rpon bereits ote SatO an
Der 8otto lebe.
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ben oeitlden 2inien i'm Nten bat
es ben RiiiIert tmm09liB gemaft,
ibr berlorenes @ebiet 5uriidonge-
iDinner. Gin 8eriHteritotter Der
aliIociierten greIIe, ber erIte, Der
Gelegenbeit, bic Moidinengeiuebrs
front Der DeiitIf)en In un6 bel ben
gripetliimpfen ou beiidtigen, felt bic
Geutiden bort ibrc SteIInngen BE.
feItigten, lit gernoe Don eiiler Gabrt
ourd Ofeie 2tnien Eiriidgefebrt. Sc
Der 8oa @roe Gn 0ieier Grort 1T
nut totIifen Mai1inntgeiDebren be-
Iebt. Ger geriGterTtntter fonrte
nift ~feitIteIlen, tDieoiele Eriipper
ben 9insf-gfbiGnitt ncrteiotgen, bod
eriDedi bic rieIige Ielge Der Nas
i6inengemebre ben @in6rnd. 0ob
lelblt cine Heine 8ab[ pon 2eitten
oiele Sroitt 0dlerno berteioigen
fam. gluBer Den @aidinengewcb.
rem lino Wi1ionea BON Sub Std'
delOrubt gerid)an5urgen porban.
ben, bic ieoes 9orf nno ieoes Smts
az elmer 5eftirng MAIDEN un0 benz
2aien bic oeutihen Stellungen urt-
ii6erminolih eridciuen Iaiiet mas
lie In @irfli9feit audi iinO, ME bic
MiltGrbe60roen erfl1ren.
Giefer @in6riid miro bur6 ben
llmitanO berftdrft, oob Die DON 8tpei
Biz 8ebn MleiIen breiten Simple in
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Der @egeno bon Rinst udbreuo oes
gan5en BinterB nt1t elm ein5iges
gtal b0lig 0ufroren. 9as miloe Net.
ter bat bic Siimpfe oufgebalten uno
beion6ere 8efeItigungen ouf Seiten
oct Qeltihen oaber unnotig gerndft.
Nnr p~erein5eIte gorpoIten III gIod.
bduiern ouiffleinen Snieln uno Bas
trouillen tueiien nlf mtrtLiHen Grieg
bin. Die 0eitihen 2inten bel Ntnst
0ringen am meiiten bon alien 5tpis
ibeii Der Office unD @oLi5ien na6
Often Dor unO erltrefen ii9 in bolb
oDaler Gorm. Die gr0Bte @efabr fir
Die Sruppen In Bttsf lit oaber Elm
angriff bon Woroen, 0a tie BON eli.
ben 6urd bic Siimpfe geIGiist fino.
Die n0roli1en 2inien itn0 oaber be-
ionoers Itdrt befeltigt. Seoer 6llB-
brett Oieier 6ront lit Orr9 Sta1el.
6r1bte BON 100 bis 100 SUB brett
eei6iist, DaomiIben finoet man mic
Der S%tiibpuntte, Die an Iib fleine
8eltungen Iin0 uno Die bon Itern-
tormigen 9rabtbarrifaoen umgeben
Itno.
SeOet oieier Stiibpunfte lit in
berbarrifdDierte Abteilnngeu nit
bombeniideren lnterlt1nben mo
Molhtnengenebren eingeteilt. Ser.
ner lit jeoer oieIer 8unfte bon einem
ein8elnen, fniebob nngebradten
9rdbt umgebett, an Delhem aeblt
Gaar leere 6ldiden befeitigt iino,
Die eiieu aIarm aboebeL iobal9 Der
9robt berilbrt miro. GigentiinlliA
berilbrt es, Dab Die 8eiasung oieIer
Gteluugen fait alisidlieBli4 aus
aaooaerie beItebt. Inter Den Diff
5ieren befinoen iid piele A~nge9orige
oeg b0diten M0els. 8or einiger 3eit
ipiir0en ite ben @eOanterL Snfm.
terieoienite Inn AT miiiien, nerIadJt
baberL aber iett fiiblen iie iid in III
rem uuteriroilGen 6telungen ie9r.
ipobl tno benusen lire 4feroe niir
8itn 6porf. Sic Gaben cine eigene
Geitbabn 0afilr eingeriatet,
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gfitn Spielfn nerbrannt.

Ser ohti1brige 6lorian Spelmodl
nno oeiien orei Sabre Glterer 8rl-
Der bergni9ten lid geltern bormittag
int &ofe oes Souies oerNlutter 4015
S Ctr, in Siio.0maba uno ietten
I'M @erlaufe ibreS Spiels 9etro-
Ieunt, oas in elmer Same ii6rig ee.
blieberL nit Gtreihb0lsern in Brand.
Sofort ltano Der iiingere 8ruOer IN
Glamnlen ttno erlitt fiir9terlide Ser.
lebungeri, ebe O%ieielben eeloidt per-
ben fonnten. Ser arme &nabe muir
Be in oas ct. Soiepbs Soipttal iiber.
ilbrt, mo er gegen orei nbr ben
@eiit oufgob.
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Standardization Ses Gnnbiuebrs
Traneu.G ercins.

gm 3onnerStog nben6, oen 2.
MGra, beroititaltet Der 2anonebr.
6rouen-8 erein I'M aelergeidoB Der
Maria Mogonlend STRIDE, 10.
uno Googe Ctr, gum 8eIten Der
0eutihen 8ittpen mo 8oiien cine
aartengeIeai9aft. CUR gerteilung
gelangen S Serren. ituo %ebeniobiele
Gametipreile, bic bon ben 6ratetl
geitiitet iino. Ga Der 3rped Elm 10
e0ler lit, lit gu erIparten OnB iid)
Die JrennOe uno 6~reumoinnett Oes
e0len Gartenipiels 8ablreid etnfin-
ben meroen, beionoers oa Den beiten
Spiclern idone 9reiie Winfert. Der
Gintrittspreis lit auf 25c pro 8er-
Jon feitgeieet. aufong punt 5 llbr.
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graneriefretar i'm @efananis.

Yittsburg, a. 8e5r. = 9ugb &.
6or BON geeip 0orf, Setretdr Der
IHiteo Gtates greipers aiiotiation,
befin0et ii6 pegen NtiBodtung oes
@eridts bier in Saft. Gr botte it'd
geipeigert, Die berlangten @eib6fts-
bidder Der aiiociation Den @roBge-
idporenen por3llegen. Die greipers
9iioeiation bot iih wceen 2ieferrlta
bon BeIobcifrdgsen gu poIitiiden
aampognen at berantporten, Dieie
gelduloigltng baben eepiiie BroAi-
bitioniiten eegen Die 8rauer erbO-
ben. y
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AuS g(gin, Ne6.
Spdseitsaloden.

Cine Idone @o15eitsfeier fdno an
90. sSebr. In Der 0eittiden fatboIi-
lden &l. 8~onffdcius. air6e ftott.
Subertls Soften uno anna angeli.
ia Grgeloing, &iuoer angelebener
5amilien, fpur0en al oieiem Gage
0ur1 ous 8dno Der 81. @be nit
einanoer ber6un0en. Inter @loden-
gelautc uuo 0a8u paiiea0en 6rgel.
-t0nerL geipielt bon ben III. So
Iepbs. Sdtpetern Der tatbolii6en
5dnle, eri6ien 6a8 8routpaar, be.
Qleitet bon aarl @piten 8ruOer bes
Br6uttgams, uno @ertruoe grgel-
Ding. Gouiiue Ser graut, bon Scar
no, geebr., Inn baIb 10 llbr in Ser
Stride, no e8 bet einem feierlidlen
Sofomt BON ReD. 6. gieuier NIT
chamber fir oas 2eben perbunoen
muroe. 9as iunse Goar beoarf fei-
ner @%mpfeblung. Sober, Der es
iennr, :peiB, OaB beioe gigeniAaf
ten beIiben bic iroii1en 5prti1ritt
1tn0 bGuslides Slid berbitrgeH. Sc
miro iid auf Der 6arm BON Soiepb
@ofen, Batter oes 8r1utigoms, 6dlls.
liA nieoerlolien. Die @liidfpdnIbe
pieler 6reun0e iueroen tie oortbin be.
aleiten.
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Giier unO 2ltft uuo 2iebe sur Code
6efgen.
sn ai0erer Gtele 0ieIes 9I1ttes
lit Ser S~timmdettel glr. / abgeouudt.
0erielbe beredtigt ben 9onteitanten
gu 100 Stimmen. 6rennoe unO
8efmnltte, Die lid fir ben et1en o0er
anOeren &onteltmten intereiiieren,
f6nnen oiefen Stimm5etteI 6cuusen,
Inn i6rem Srennoe 81 belien. Mdn
5eige ieinem Sreunoe, Dab man ibm
Belfen pia.
Sic &orfeitonten fir0 biermit be-
IonOers eriudt, iebt raid an Die
arbeit 5u geben anto nele a6onnep-
ten c~iu5uIenoen, Gle miiiien 10
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&ier iin6 Sic Qtamen ser &oute.
itonterE Die ii6 bis iebt fir ben
qroBen 9lutomobil. aonteit Der Tag.
IiAen omaha 3rtbiine@ a~ngereloet
baden. Wlit bieier glumeIoung miro
natiirIi9 oas SntereiIe uno Die
Sponnung, Die ieOer &onteit init iid
brinst, ii9 iteigern. Sober @onte.
ltart bat feline 6reunoe, Die t6m
gum Siege berbelfen polert un0 oa
1T es 9ara ieIbitOerltdholi6. OaB
man tdsliG ieben min, Die Die &on-
teitantenIiite. iteBt,
Mir MAIDEN ober biermit Hod-
mails barouf aufmerfiam, 0oB es
AUDI beute nod 8eit gertug lit, bent
aonielt nit ausii9t auf grfoIs bei-
5utreten. Man mtB MIR Elm penig
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iimo bic 2ente, bic binter
0em MntomObil Der Iagli9en
Omaba Sribiine bet iitos
Die &onteianten 9eben NIT Oct slciden stin,nen5abl
ans Merf!-YSer lpirO Suerit cinett grOben
&oriprun9 c~rrcidbcn?

i6nea mie moglid einen eroBen
9orlprung 81 erreiden iufen. sic
baben ole Gle gleiae @~etesenbcit,
sic fib ieiblt beIfen.
Sbren 6reImoen un0 8efnrntelt
SAP sic iid dn Dem &onteIt beteiltst
baben NIT Der gntiaIoiienbeit, at.
fegen. 9teIe fuerOen Sbnen odllu
aud mitbeIfen, aber Suerit mitiieH
Sieiid leIblt beIfeH.
Gs miro Sbnen nidt ihfDer fal.
len einen Goriprung gu errcid~sn
uno Sbren Sreunoen BIT beipetien,
6aB sic es ertlit meiuen uno Sic.
ger wer0eu molten. Damn per0ea
Sic BON Sbren 6relnOen bic rehtr
llnteritieultg erbalten alto frildf
ans @erfl
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9Rniterbndl FIR aGe arien bon SGtrl-
arbetteu.

Bud Scr. 9, ME uftten gesetgt, ett.
b6It Mnneilmaen itno neueite Neu.
tier fir geb1feIte Ginidse uno Spi.
Zen. g%lbbtI0rneen flor uf0 oelttIi1.
uno ieoet Gaom lit 81 ie1en. sic
fStnen nidt feblgeben in auferti-
gErg bieier geidmddoolen 9piben
limb Ginldse, ipie man file gebrau6t
fir Gai1entiider, 8orbdnge. 0ed.
den ialo Sods. Scoes Bud lit fir
Iid Elm @an5es, uno fem Mliter
smeinia[ entbalten. Seine 5rou
ipate obne Oieie 9itAer fem.
8n beifeIen Sl IL Gts. bro BUD
enr6 omaha Sri6iine, 1911 Soiuaro
Str, Sfnabd.
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!. 90 @orbier Ho6n q. g8oo0!

Scr @urbier Sobn 8. 8ooos
uuroe BON ben @eidporenen idltl-
big befunOen, nit ieiner t9idbrigerl
Godter 8lntihanOe getriebett 81 ba.
ben.
Ser @ei6enIteGer aGbert Sra.
botusfi bon Siio-0 Omaha puroe in
Detroit per6affet, neil er 6ief5rort
BON gsotboniel Mtltrpbp in aoerg 81
unlittliden 8neden mad Detroit ge-
6radt bottle, uno In 0aS beige Sc
f0nenis et~ngeliefert.
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@etterberidt.

Sir omaha un6 ltmeeeeno
Sdon beute obenO ltn0 Greitae.
Gtfpns FILTER Deute o6eno, itetgenoe
S~cnperntlir 6reitog.
Siir geebrasfa. S6On belte obenO
uno 6reitng, etrpos tdlter I'M BIT
lifen uno 5entralen itlo mariner i'm
roeitIinen Sell beiite aberO. 86r-
uler I'M oltIiden 8eil 6reitag.
Sir Soma: Sdon bellte obeno un0
6reitog; fGlter ballte obeno, ~iteigenoe
Gemperatilr Sreitog.
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Orpheurn

Friday, December 1: peg of the
Ring" No. 9; War Ridden Mexico;
Powers comedy, "Jitney Jack and
Gasoline"
Saturday, December q: Triangle
feature, "The Wood Nymph," in five
parts, with Marie Doro, and Wilford
Lucas in leading parts. Charlie Chap
lin in 'The Pawnshop" two parts.
Regular vaudeville act.
Monday, December 4: Triange fea-
ture, 1.-THE Conqueror,' with Willard
Mack and Enid Markey. Triangle
Keystone comedy, "a Movie STAR in
two parts.
Tuesday and Wednesday, Decem-
Der SIS: Civilization" new super
drama of the screen, story of the
advance of man, presented by
Thomas H. Ince at cost, it is said,
of million dollars Reserved seats
on sale at Dustin's pharmacy. Starts
at $50.
Thursday, December 7: Metro pic
lures: "The Snow Bird with Mabel
Taliaferro in lead part. A romance
of the Northwest" snow country.
Thursday and Friday, November
80 and Decemb.r 1: Two-part Cen
taur feature, "The Haunting Sym
phony"; Beauty comedy, Sticking
the Slickers''; Vogue, Lost and
Found"