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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-28
CITIZENS PATROL STREETS.

Redfield Residents Prepared to Check
Any Outbreak by I. w. w.
Redfield, 8. D.. July 2S.-Two hun
dred and fifty armed citizens Of Red
field are still patrolling the streets and
railroad yards prepared to check any
outbreak by the I. w. w. All are be-
ing disarmed as soon as they arrive.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-28
in6 al Manchester.

Manchester. July 2S, The govern
,ment thermometer Wednesday at noon.
showed mark Of LOG degrees. the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-28
Suspend Work Because of Heat.

Dubuque. July 2S.-With the official
government thermometer registering
close to 9S degrees Wednesday after
noon, laborera of almost every sort
were forced to suspend work and seek
shady spots. Several cases Of heat
prostration were reported, none OF
them being fatal. Wednesday was the
hottest day Dubuque has experienced
this summer. So far this month there
have been but three days when tho
temperature was below SO degrees and
there have been fifteen days during tho
month when the thermometer regis
tered 90 degrees and higher. On twen-
ty-two days the heat has forced the
mercury over the IS degree mark. To
date there have been close to dozen
fatalities, as result of the excessive
heat. ...--
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-28
Funston Endorses Road Work.

San NAntonio, July 2S.-General
Funston has reported to the war de-
partment his recommendation that
100000 be spent on rebuilding and re-
pairing General Pershings supply
road from Columbus n. NJ, to Colonia
Dublan. t
the money and his request was en-
dorsed and forwarded to the depart
ment by General Funston.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-28
Ru.sians Penetrate German Line.

Paris, July 2S. = Russians recon-
noitering at Au5erive in the Cham
pagne says the French official state
ment today, penetrated the German
trenches and cleared them with hand
grenades. The Russians took some
prisoners
A German attempt to attack near
Lihons, north Of Chaulnes was ar
rested by the French infantry fire. On
the right bank Of the Meuse in the
verdun region, German preparations to
attack Thiaumont work were stopped
by artillery fire. Two German aero
planes were snot down in the Sonsme
region.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-28
EXPENSES EXCEED TOLLS.
Closing Of Panama Canal Because OF
Slides Causes Loss.

Washington, July 2S.-Panama canal
tolls were s4.2S6.551 less thar expenses
fn the year which ended May 81. In the
months the canal was closed by slides
the losses ranged between $546,000 and
s643O0O a month. totalling for the six
months, s3,553,627. Tolls collected dur
ing May amounted to $62S,323, the
largest month since August, 1915.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-28
Hot at Belle Pjaine,

highest that has been registered in this
city for thirty five years.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-28
British Success Facilitates
Effort to Clinch Hold
On Longueval.
POSITION LONG HELD
BY BRANDENBURGERS
Battle Of verdun Still Rases With
Z Great Intensity, Paris Reporting
Check Of German Effort to Attack
Thiaumont Work-Russian Detaeh-
ments Clear German Trenches
at Auberive in Champagne District.

On the Balkan front, the only
war area in which comparative
quietude has prevailed, the Serb
ians are reported on the offensive.
They have attacked Macedonian
positions held by the Bulgarians
and, according to Saloniki dis
patch, have occupied heights six
miles south of the Italian frontier.
All of the Delville wood defended
by the famous Brandenburgers and
highly important to the Germans
has been captured by the British.
This success is expected greatly to
facilitate British efforts to clinch
their hold on LonguevaI, and ad-
vance along the road to 9aupaume.
The battle at Verdun at still rag
ins in violence. Paris reports the
checking of tEe German effort to
attack at the Thiaumont work.
!. The clearing of German trenches
at Auberive in the Champagne by
Russians is announced in the Paris
statement.
The Russian advance directed at
Brody in northeastern Galicia is
continuing successfully. Petrograd
announces, and sos too. is the Rus.
sian advance in Asia Minor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-28
British Attacks Break Down.

Berlin, July 2s.-Streng British at
tacks in Foureaux woods broke down
yesterday under German fire.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-28
RADIO MESSAGES
FROM AEROPLANE

Captain Culver, OF signal Corps AVA
ton School, Sends Radio Dispatches
at Ten Minute intervals During 23o
Mile Flight.
San Diego. Cal, July 2s.-American
aviators expressed qualification
today over the achievement of Capt.
Clarence Culver, Of the signal corps
/; Walton school here, in sending radio
messages from an aeroplane at ten
minute intervals during fight yester-
day. The distance was about 230
miles.
Lieut.. w. A. Robertson, who handled
the receiving instrument here, said
that every message from Captain Gull
yer was recorded In the telephone re-
ceiver with amazing clearness.
Preceding Captain Culver's machine
were four airships piloted by students,
the flight being part Of the tests the
students are undergoing.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-28
NEWS OF THE DAY
T..R. BULLETIN.
The Weather.

Sun rises July 20 at 453: sets at 7:1S.
Iowa--General fair and high temper
ature tonight and Saturday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-28
EASEMENT NOT TO APPEAL.
No Effort to Be Made TO Stay Death
Sentence For Treason.

London, July 2s.-When the court
OF criminal appeal met today to hear
q a possible application. In behalf Of
Sir Roger Easement, who was SEN
fenced to death for treason, 1t was
found that the defense had aban-
doned any contemplated action
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-13
GRANTLAND RICE LEADER
IN ADVERTISING TOURNEY
Took Prize for Hest Gross score. ma
Leads Tournament In Hest
HulIH.

PINEHCRST, n. c.. January "a
Grantland Rice. Englcwood Won the
prize Tor the best gross score in Class
y to-day In the third medal score round
vi lhe tournament here of the Adver-
using Interests of the Country. Ills
score OF IS was the best gross thus
iaf made In the tourney.
~ NJ. Stewart. Duuwoodie. won the
y IN the play-om to-day of Tuesdays
Tie with Lorenzo Daniels, Westminster
stewards score was So &. \. McCor-
mick, New Brunswick. won to-day
medal for best net. with ~.
Rhode Island players came to the
front in Class II. W. L. Buforl. Paw
tucket Club. winning the best gross
prize in %, and l.. a. Buckhout, Wan
the best net in 81.
In Glass c. Colonel II. l.. Trcadwell.
Dunwoodic. won the prize for the best
gross. with % :. Wilbur Carman.
Merton. took the best net medal in this
class in %.
The four leaders in the race for the
grand prize Tor the best total gross
score in Glass y are: T.. +. Manson.
Framingham. 2oS: Grantland Rice,
Englewood. 200; Marshall Whitlatch.
baltimore. oG2. and c. y. Mccormick.
New Brunswick. 30. !. J. lazen, Ma
r. j. Ridrcway. Montclair. and
Spencer Waters, Apawamis, are all tied
ut OIL.
In to-day's play in the women's di-
vision. nine holes. Miss Edith Foster,
New York won the hest gross in %.
while Miss Hannah AronSon, New York.
won the best net in is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-13
PLANNING TO SELL GRAYs
PROVIDENCE CAPITAL MAY
TAKE OVER INT FRANCHISE
President I.nnnin willing to Dispose
OF Infcrcst-Wili BE No Change
in management.

PROVIDENCE. X. l., January I2.-
foiiowing closely in the wake of the
sale or major league clubs comes the
aniounce'hcht made yesterday after
DER way looking to the purchase Of the
providence team by men Interested IN
the game in this city. meaning local
ownership OF the Grays. which has not
hceh Il tact since Colonel Felix Wendell
schacfer owned the club in 1895.
Although the plans of the promoters
OF the deal to have the Providence club
owned ny business men of the city
nave bceil under way for several days.
the matter did not become known until
yesterday afternoon. An option for the
purchase OF the club has been obtained
from Joseph j. Lannin, owner Of the
ciup. $4,000 being the amount said to
be named in the option. which is con-
II Is understood that the option was
obtained through BYRON, Nuouan X
ross, Il hrm having their Office in the
strand iullding, that has done con-
siderable business in the promoting
line, but mostly In real estate Neither
OF the men Interested could he located
last night but 1t is said that 1t is their
intention TO organize n stock company
composed entirely Of local business
men. and that considerable portion
Scribcd.
One OF the promoters. however, -
quoted as having declared that If the
deal goes through, there would hc no
change IN the management Of the team.
ana that the one thing certain above
All others was that Dave Shcan would
be retained as manager. with absolute
charge OF the team for the coming sea
son. with most Of the players Of tho
1915 aggregation that 50 narrowly
League pennant for the second con-
Sccutivc time retained.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-13
SCHOOLS WILL HAVE MEET
INDOOR ATHLETICS TAKEN
UP ALL OVER RICHMOND
examination Contests to start Soon.
fih"is VIII Come on ON Febru-
nry 10 I'm Grnys' Armory.

The first indoor athletic meet for
t sne sShooi children Of Richmond will
ne hcid on February -, in the ,;rays'
Arn0fE. Thc meet will bc for the
pup,is OF the Junior high schools. in
and Prcvocational
Ihysical examinations will be made
y. al candidates during the latter part
oi inns month. and in addition 10 the
MUSICIAN certificate. it Will he ncccS-
sarI Tor all applicants to have the
writtsn consent Of their parents. y
sandiaate will ho permitted To repre-
sent nus School III only one event. and
mat in his own weight class
There will lie seven divisions. ac-
cordins TO weight Those under nifty
pounds VIII comprise the first. and
those over 10 pounds the last division.
The others will bc Intermediates
;, schools Viii hold ciimination meets
during the -four weeks preceding the
hhais In order 10 get teams To repre-
sent them. These teams will then be
systematically trained.
The school winning the meet will hc
presented with a banner as u prize.
anu II is probable that individual prizes
Will he awarded. The points Will lie
as follows: first place. - second place
g.: third place, :; fourth place, |.
:ach OF the schools must chose a
color; and band Of ribbon must he
rum diaEonally across the breast of each
contestant. Each boy winning points
will he awarded II ribbon. in addition
TO the other prizes which Will he do
mated by business firms.
Girls who are officers, which includes
presidents, vice presidents and secre-
iaries of the Girls Athletic Associa-
lions OF the schools. snail he sponsor
for their school, and they will award
the prizes to the boys from their school
who win in the meet. They must be
present at the finals.
Entry blanks must lie filed with DIR.
Philip Sumner Spence. director Of
physical training athletics. before Feb
ruary :.
The athletic organizations of the
schools are composed OF boys ana girls.
the two branches hcinc formed by
three members each from the upper six
one half year grades These form the
school council. and the officers Of the
school council in turn represent the
school In the grand council
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-13
RICHMOND FOWLS ENTERED
Local Chicken I'nnclcrs Wen Rcprc-
scented I'm Old Dominion I'oultr.
Show NorfuiI>.

Many Richmond rascrs OF fancy
chickens are exhibiting in the old po-
minion Poultry Show, in Norfolk The
show will continue until saturday
night.
The Judges who are selected To do
terininc awards ARE Charles Nixon.
Washington. y. j.. judging Barred
Rocks. Waite Rocks and Orpingtons;
w. G.. Bowman, Washington. y J..
Judging all Wyandottcs, Rhode Island
Reds LcEhorns and pigeons, and VII
liam L. Gaines. Centralia, Va, Judging
Dark Cornish. Games Black Javas. Rcd
Sussex. Camp!ncs, liambcrGs Partridge
Plymouth Rocks. Bur Lcghorus, Blu"
OrpinGtons. Anconas and all Bantains.
Mr.. Gaines stated yesterday afternoon
that the quality of birds Judged hr
him in his division was better than
any he has seen this season At many
larger shows.
Among those with entries are, Mrs.
G. w. Lassitcr's Orpinrton Yards,
Richmond: l.. L. Spain. Church Road,
Va, breeder of Barred Rocks; Seymour
Y. Warner. Ardmore Pa, breeder Of
White Wyandottcs; T. :. Burlington.
Richmond. breeder OF White orpiug-
tons: Tar River Poultry Farm. Rocky
Mount. y. c., breeder Of Cornish fowls
owens Farm. Vineyard Haven. Mass.
breeder OF Ruff orpingtous: dickson
~ Hancock. Lynchburg, Va breeders
of Barred Rocks. Crescent Drpington
Yards. Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-13
JUAREZ RESULTS

First r;.ce. five furlongs-C aronde-
let. liz 90 :me), 5 to /, to and even,
won; Zen,dek, lis 'stiriins>. to :
to 1% I 1H" IS 70 shil nssS to to
and even. third. Time. 100. Gre
foot, Smiling Maggie, Labellc Brocad..
Spirclla. Lovers Lane. Or. Mack l..
Kitty S,aniicld. Eel and Nenovon also
second race. mile-Linbrool. lo1 "a.
Shillinrp. : I" 10, To and TO =.
to !. ; 10 and to 3, second, Cor.
die r. i0l ,Graves), 3 10 l. to 3
and to T. third. Time. ] 80 =. En-
durancc. Superl. Noladay II, Electro
Third race. six furlongs-Baby Cal,
lo7 Oh. ShillnG). TO ., to . and ]
10 3. won; SAVING, ll5 uoftusl, = to
|, to 10, and to !, second; Leah
Cochran. 10l tSchermerhorn). to l.
6 to 3 and to :: third; Time. Ia
lis; Red Cloud. Belle Reach. Zudora
and Staranise also ran;
Fourth race. seven furlonEs-Olga
Star. lo2 &C. 1lunu, > 10 /. to 10,
out won; brooks, IS dienry; 3 10 J.,
,6;ravcs). : 10 J., even and out, third.
Time, :25 80 Little String and Lack
Rose also ran.
Fifth. five furlongs-I.ittle Jake 1I5
G.oftus). S to ]. 10 and even. won.
Stella Graine. los III Schiiling).3 70
!. ever, and to ?. second: Molier, 1l5
Dave. Ctelus. oklahoma Babe. odd
Cross. Panhachpi. Pajorita and Harry
sixth. seven ngs-Frokendalc
Ill Nickcns,. to =, to ! and To
3. won; Charley McFerran, 100 1Srher.
merhorr). 3 !" !, TO : and I" ;.
%. Type. BARNARD. Kid Nelson. olds-
mobile and Rcy also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-13
HAVANA RESULTS

First race. six furlongs-,Ierry, j..
lo6 Jcnkinsb, to 5. even, TO ..
won; Granada, Ill Connolly. - to
|. ) TO and TO |. second: Dancing
Star. loi l'iiH). ) to |. t. ! and }
to =. third. Time. l:l4l-5. Jess. ST.
nirton, hrctnrus. Charles Francis and
Ral Rand also ran.
second. selling. purse $500, nvc fur
longs-Parlor Roy, lOl tSmith. to
!. 3 to 3. out won; Duqucsnc. IN
IWatisl. even. . to E. out. second
Bulrar lie lWard), 3 to l, even, /
to 3. Time. 1907. Ajax Wander and
!nlan also ran.
Third. selling. six furlongs- Mavims
choice. 100 tEaln.. to /, . to aud
nca). to :. to and out. second:
Altamah, lo7 I.apaillc). : to !. = to
!. even. third. Time. Ill As Mon
Grief. Ficrr"t and oroiund also ran.
Fourth. milc-JcSsc. Jr.. loo Cpoylai.
to 10. out. out, won Earl OF Savoy.
. second: ramcrlane. los tSchut,ing.
err. Ia |. ! 10 . and out, third. Time.
| 40 -. Margaret Meiss. Protagoras.
Sordeilo also ran
Fifth. selling. purse $500. i've fur
longs-Fort Monroe. l03 tLapaille) 1
10 |. ; 10 . and to 9 won: Ada
Anne. - tMonntainl. to |. To aud
to :. 10 >. out, third. Time. :0l
'rhc Lark, Chitra Jane beaumont
Heue and Ciar'hcl also ran
sixth. five and nnc-half rurlongs-
l.e'feti 81 danaillc). to :. to :,
ana out. won: Mae IA tconncllv). q
TO l, to ! ana even. second: Eriar
lath. 100 oSmytht. 2 10 / 6 10 :, ard
o'licht.. Saturnus. Kettle Drum aat!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-13
cox GETS LONG LEAD
Carolina Champ Runs Thirty-Four
Balls NJ Opening of Pocket
BillIarh block.

Lovers of billiards were we'll plea scd
with the daily entertainment "a, the
and we'll they should be. as the skill
and gcncralship shown lay j. = Haw-
kins in pulling I'M against AIR. Cows
remarkable playing was a feature sell
dom seen.
Al the start Mr.. Cox led by clicking
or thirty-fonr balls in one run. ard
continued I" make good runs md
perfect safciics until he led Mr. Haw-
kins by 60 points, at that stage IF
me game Mr.. Hawkins started work
ihS on every shot. and by consistent
At the finish Of the ZOO poini MOCK Cr
the l,oor-ball match. the lead was
cut 10 twenty-siX. III" score nov
stands: Hawkins. 4o3 COX. ia Tho
next block viii lac nla,nd ,hi. -" ,,. ~"
noon ~ ESQ o'clock and viii he TO-,
lowed by another at s o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-13
ADJUSTMENTS
''Ihe birth of "a Sutiou"

's 'AtrcmelI difficult to obtain any
h"'h"ritatlvc Information concerning
,h" hu kiuN Khan. certainly at FIRST
hhhd. tor one thing. there mn. com
parhtFeiS lew survivors Of the In
EiS'hlc empire; for another. those who
Il" survive will rot talk about il. In
M likelihood. Thomas Dixon's "7bc
.'hSi'lah gives as accurate prcscn-
'"'i"h "t the organization and it's
methods rs can rc found in All 0ctinr
Ana from this york David W. Griffith
nus evolved pictured story that
pFchthcS life INTO n novel already
spirited and th-iilnc. For its Khan
scenes alone. fhc Birth Of Nation.
Is most cNtraordmary production.
Added to those are battles pictured
with magnitude never before AT
tempted In reproduction. Through il,
MI runs love theme. two of them.
to soften the f"arfulncss OF this cpic
of the South and its suffcrings
The Firth "f Nation" win he
presented at tac Academy of Music
throughout the week, with daily ,nau-
nccS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-13
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

soivcie. IL ,nu,we,S I''s 4 70 e"r = 10
: out. won. Silver S"dce. il2 Inicy).
TO !, ~ to 10 ont. second: Misrcp-
:. I" :, third Time a. 2-5 Fr1nk
Nnfnhr,, Sir Oliver. Strut"r also ran
Second. selling, six furlonsg-Narv
lay, leg Rice. { 20 !. To = to
>, won: Frisl<y. loo Gentry. : to l..
80 ?. 70 5. second: !. u Surgs. 100
,h'rd. Time. lI5 Tito Ilaria. lii.
IL" Gink Noynim Ellen Smy,h also ran.
,Ft,o won but was disqualified fcr
v. Third Third, selling, Sly ofur,ones -nic,;
aud To , won: Blue Cap. lio CAIo,t).
" 10 .. 10 = 10 T. second: Triholo'
IL i3utwclD, to . to 4 { 10 -
third Time. 1,I23-5. Good Counsel
short BALLOT. Gentle Woman. al Pierce,
Taxa also ran.
Rrinrhurst Ito GSericsl. q 10
D. 10 T. ont, won: Hester prvunc r1S
~ McTarGarb. : to . to !. our
second: Carbide. lcl Callahan, /,
To-, 70 - and ont, mira Time
wards -Northiieht. loo cMs ,'1 "s 6 :,
! a. 70 ., out Won: Miss Waters IN,
Garner II 10 J. to i. : To 2 SOC.
!, : To- !. 10 /, ,hiiH Time. 81 ri
radoo. Cotton Ton pieasurev;llc 49,,
Elh and Tucker also ran
sixth. selling, mile and sixteenth
noyai Meteor. ~ Kossrner>. to !
( brown. 10 |, : u . and 70 .na
/ nnd: Supreme. ~ Notcaln : "a !
:" and to ! third Timn -, !,
nc" ana transport also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-13
GIANTS GIVE OUT DATES
New York Nationals VIII HIVE 1--WE
TENNIS Out-Will Piuy Gnmcs
In Norfolk.

NEW YORK. January 1.-THE train
ing schedule for the second team of
the New York Nationals, announced
to-day follows:
March 4-5. Dallas. Texas: March IL
II. Waco, Texas: March is, Houston,
Texas: March 10, Galveston. Texas.
March -. pcnison, Texas: March %.
Oklahoma city. Okla: March -. Ok
lahoma State University, at Norman.
Okla: March IS. Oklahoma City. Okla. !:
March 80, Tulsa. Okla: March 80, Fort
Smith. Ark: March 3i-April /. Little
Rock, Ark: April "a. Birnlin cham,
Ma; April 5, Augusta; Ga; April G..
VA.
The Young players of tho New York
Nationals will report ut their Marlin,
Texas. training camp February -. Tho
veterans will report March (.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-13
BARROW WILL VISIT DUNN
INT PRESIDENT TO ASSIST
IN GETTING ORIOLE PARK
Former Richmond Manager Wants to
Take Three Players to Baltf-
moro With Him.

BALTIMORE. MD, January IL
President Edward G.. Barrow, of the
international League will come to Bal
timore tomorrow and will he a guest
Of Manager Wilbcrt Robertson. of the
Brooklyn Nationals. at his ducking
shore. near Annapolis. Barrow is fond
Of shooting and for some time has been
promising Robbie to come down for
little trip.
While in Ralrimorn E.,""
L,uhhic ana make some statement rel
alive to his stand on the local base
bail suitation. J.; "
ing If both he and Manager Dunn
make some announcement concerning
location for new grounds.
II there Is any possibility OF Il hitch
about Jack Dunn returning here rs
boss Of the International team IL is
getting no consideration from him. and
he was smiling broadly to-day when
discussing the situation. lie returned
and says he has made all the neces-
sary arrangements down in the Nir-
Einia capital for his withdrawal from
all connections with the club there
The formal transfer OF the Richmond
club will he made next Tuesday. and
as soon ms this is completed. Jack will
Wilson Fewster. Schaufele and Char
lie Pick are three players whom
Dunn Will bring here. Fcwster and
Schaufcle are baltimore boys.
Dunn stated that hc had heard moth
ing at all In any way that should stop
him from going ahead to secure a
suitable site for a ball park. He is
particularly pleased with one in the
northeast section Of tho city. and it
is probable that he will take an OPP
ton on II.
Dunn would make no comment OF.
the possibility of organized baseball
being investigated by Congress, or on
the Lands suit being forced to de-
cision. lie did say that sd harrow
knew that the moves he made were
sure not to lie in,crfcrcd with by the
National Commission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-13
Lyrics Mid>vcck Change.

Topping the bill for tho latter half
al Inc Week at the Lyric. commencing
WIN the matinee to-day, Is the Hocv-
Mozer Merry Maids" company, a song
and show. There are eight sing
hl% and dancing girls and capital
comedian in the organization. Cole and
woods WIN Contribute a variety act IN
"hlch They have Incorporated Il little
hlt OF everything divcrting, and u
mover comedy and singing act with
| some food dancing, is promised for the
sn"t ON ia" bill allotted 10 Ted ana
Sorinn" BRETON The coincidence or
~" team has been popular In IN.
larger cities OF the South for some
years AZ stock company star m.
Nf.iIiHaus, maa and woman. have =
sensational acrobatic act and TINY
Mays circus Is coming with the Young
cS' animal trainer and ring director
I IN the circus arena. a cute baby clc-
pAaht aud two other four footed ac-
TOTS, " pony aud a dog. This animal
net Is different from any exhibitions
"' The Kind heretofore presented in
vaudeville.
Now war pictures. photoplays and
miscellaneous screen features VIII sun
p!cincut the new variety bill