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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-08-14
Reds Win in Eleventh

Cincinnati, August 13.-In an Him. ming contest Cincinnati won the first game of the series from Chicago here today 4 to 3. In the eleventh inning Griffith tripled and Chase and Wingo were purposely passed. On an infield hit Griffith was caught at the plate, but when Elliott tried to complete a double play Chase scored the winning run
 Archer and Kelly were both hurt and had to retire. Score: R.H E Chicago ...... 300 900 900 00--3 13 2 Cincinnati .... O20 001 o00 01-4 3 Batteries: Seaton, Prendergast ant Archer, Elliott; Mitchell and Wingo.
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FLUKE HIT GIVES
 CRACKERS VICTORY

Nashville, August 13-A pop fly which fell safe in left field with two men out to score the only run of the opening game with Atlanta and gave the visitors their first victory of the season on the local grounds. Rogers and Perry staged brilliant pitchers battle, both being accorded brilliant support, the work of Sheehan at second base being the feature of the game. Score
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American Association

At Kansas City: Kansas City A, Co., lumbus 2-2.
 At Milwaukee: Milwaukee 2-4, Toledo 6-10.
 At St. Paul: St. Paul 3, Louisville 0. At Minnea polls: Minneapolis 5-10, h. dianapols 8-2.
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The Smoke That
 Wins!

Its stirring appeal to the live. active, youthful spirit makes Bull" Durham the tobacco that goes with energy and en- thusiasm. Roll "Bull" Durham into a cigarette and you have a smoke that is full of vitality and vim and deliciously fresh and fragrant.
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Roth,s Hitting Features

Cleveland, August 13.-A home-run oy Roth, with one out in the ninth lnnlng' allowed Cleveland to defeat St. Louis, to 8. The contest was a pitchers battle in which Lambeth and Davenport were very effective with men on bases. The support accorded each pitcher was very brilliant Cleveland's double plays pre- venting the scoring of runs Roth drove in all of Cleveland's runs. Score: R. h. E. st Louis .001 O10 001-3 C1aycland 1O1 900 101-4 g
 Batteries: Welman, Davenport, Ham. ilton and Severid; Lambeth, Bagpy ano O Neill
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 surgical operation as we can furnish
  advised them to under the knife us ana receive t b worthm muc  gdoctorsh have We have
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Drs. Dozier & Dozier Oldest Established Firm of Medical Specialists in Alabama. Twenty five Years in Birmingham.

We treat scientifically and with wonderful success. all man ner of chronic diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, Lungs. Heart, Liver, Stomach. Bowels. Kidneys and all diseases of the Skin and of the Pelvic Organs or Nxa, opd Woman
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Summary: Two-base hits, Thrasher' Yerkes Double plays, Ellam to Shee- han to Kauffman; Sheehan to Ellam. Struck out, Rogers 2, Perry 2. Sacrl- fee hit, Ellam. Time of game, 1:40. Um- pires, Kerin and Breitenstein
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TEXAS LEAGUE

At San Antonio: San Antonio S-2, Fort Worth 2-5.
 At Beaumont: Beaumont II, Dallas 0-6.
 At Houston: Houston 0, Shreveport 5. At Galveston: Galveston l, Waco (20 innings).
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GENUINE
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In no other way can you get so much solid enjoyment out of a cigarette as by trolling your own" with "Bur'Durham. Made of Upright" Virginia North Carolina leaf, Bull " Durham has an aroma that Is unique and a mellow-sweet flavor that Is unusual. And Bull" Durham is the mildest of smokes.
 Start trolling your own with "Bull' Durham today its easy to learn-and you'll get real smoking satisfaction. S@ Ask for FREE
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Very Free

From the Boston Transcript. "Scribbles is a freethinker, is he not?"
 "Well, no editor will give him anything for his thoughts"
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To prevent skidding and slipping III damp weather the streets of San Fran cisco are sanded by machine mounted on a motor truck.
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Perhaps

From the Louisville Courier-Journal. What are these tracks in the soft as-
 phalt?"
 Somebody's impressions of our city,
 spose."
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Cleveland made hardly any gain dur ing the week, although it won three out of four from New York. The h. dians had little success against St. Louis, to which they lost two games on Friday and one on Saturday. The Browns now have won 22 out of their last "A games, having improved their standing greatly and advanced from seventh to fourth place, only few games behind Boston. Detroit also did good work during the week, win ming four out of seven games.
 New York, league leader few weeks ago, is now in sixth place. The Yan- kees won two games early in the week after having lost nine straight. Man. ager Donovans men had a disastrous western trip. They returned to the Polo Grounds Saturday and lost two games of double header with Phila- de1phia
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Some of the huge crabs found on As tension Island are each a foot in length. They have been known to steal rabbits from their holes and devour them
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Games Today

Birmingham at Chattanooga. Atlanta at Nashville. Mobile at Memphis.
 New Orleans at Little Rock.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING
Games Today

Detroit at Cleveland.
 Washington at Boston. $ Philadelphia at New York.
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d for Ledbetter in seventh

TIITTTITBS Dy dSTGGInGnL.J
 Summary: Hits, Townsend 3 with 1 run in 1-3 innings. Two-base hits, AL lison, Stansbury Three-base hit, De- berry. Sacrifice hits Massey, Schmidt, Knaupp, Sylvester. Stolen base, Allison. Struck out, Ledbetter 4, Townsend 4. Bases on balls, Ledbetter 3, Townsend 8. Hit by pitched ball. Townsend 1. Wild pitch Ledbetter 1. Double play Knaupp to Bluhm Time. 1:30. Empires, Will Hams and Pfenninger.
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International League

At Newark: Newark 5-4, Rochester BIO. At Rocky Point, R. l.: Providence g, Montreal 1.
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Southern League Standing
Results Yesterday

New Orleans 5, Mobile 3. Atlanta 1, Nashville O.
 Little Rock-Memphis, rain.
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ATHLETICS SET RECORD

The American league record of 20 consecutive defeats, made by Boston in 1906, was equalled by Philadelphia, when it lost it's twentieth straight game on Tuesday.
 Brooklyn, Boston, Philadelphia and New York retain their places in the first division of the National league in the order named. Brooklyn's lead decreased during the week, as the other eastern teams improved their standings at the expense of the west ern division. Playing in the National was hampered by bad weather, nine games being postponed.
 The standings in the National have changed only little during the past three months and while Boston and Philadelphia mantain a good gait, they seem unable to gain greatly on Brook lyn.
 The intersectional contests ended with these results for the week: Ma tional, east IA. west 4; American, east |S west IS.
 Plank, St. Louis Americans, led the pitchers with a one-hit game against Washington Tuesday and two-hit game against Cleveland Saturday.
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NATIONALLEAGUE
STANDING

Games Today Pittsburg at St Louis. Chicago at Cincinnati. New York at Philadelphia. Boston at Brooklyn.
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summary: TWo-baSe hits, Massey, Ed mondson, Bluhm. Three-base hit Knaupp. Sacrifice hits, Swacina Knaupp, Thomas. Stolen bases, Schmidt, Edmondson. Struck out, M. Allison 1, Walker B. Hit by pitched ball, M AL lison. Double plays, Burke to Schmidt; Walker to Thomas to Bluhm 2. Time, l:oO. Empires. Pfenninger and Williams
 SECOND GAME.
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The net investment of the United States reclamation service at the beginning Of
 the present fiscal year was approximately
 s10O. 00Q
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WEEKS SCORE

The weeks record in each league Of games played, won and lost, with runs, hits errors, men left on bases and runs scored by opponents, including the games Saturday, August 12 is as fol- lows.
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White Sox Drop Back

Chicago, August 13.-Chicago dropped back into third place today when they were defeated g to 4 in the final game of the series with Detroit. while Cleve- land won from St. Louis.
 The Tigers punched hits off Scott, Will Hams and Russell and this assault cou- pled with two costly errors by Terry and J. Collins gave them the game.
 Chicago had several opportunities to score. but failed to do so on account of roor base running. Four times they lost runs through poor work on the bases :yobb started two double plays which re- fired the side. and Veach started play from deep left which checked rally. The other double play caught Jackson at th. plate when he tried to s',oro from second on an infield out
 Won. Lost Pet
 Score: R.H E: Chicago ............ 900 POP 000-4 ?
 Batteries: James, Coveleske and Me- Kee. Baker, Spencer; Russell, Scott, Will Hams and Schalk
 The standing of the leaders tonight. Boston ...................... 62 A .oso Cleveland ................... bl 4o .ooO Chicago ..................... oz 4S .ooo ------.s.--------------- The net investment of the United States
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-18

Adelaide AthertOn, perfect
baby, who Is the daughter of the
.'living skeleton" and u rcproduc.
ton Of one of the Skeletons" cir
Gus advertisements.
Newspaper Enterprise Association
NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-Little
Adelaide Athertons papa is a
living skeleton!"
But she should worry!
Judges at the biggest baby show
held in New York this year decid-
ed she was the most perfect baby
of them all!
Adelaide's fathers fame as the
dude skeleton" OF Barnum &
Bailey's circus didn't make the
slightest difference to Adelaide
when that pretty bit of femininity
decided to grow up beautiful"
Just to get an early start,
Miss Adelaide entered baby
show In Chicago when she
was six months of age and
carried away the blue ribbon
as the best infant of her aye.
Her brother, Harold, year her
junior, also declined to be handi-
capped by Papa Atherton's meager
dimensions. He carried off the
honors in a baby show when he
was six months OF age and again
when he reached the tender age OF
Is months.
The mother OF Adelaide and
Harold is a woman in her TWEEN
ties. well developed and healthy.
,he weighs I22 pounds.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
NOTICE Is hereby given that the
assessment roll for Local Improve
ment District s72 was filed in my
office on December 10. 1915, show
ing the amount assessed against
each lot and parcel of land in pay
ment OF the cost and expense of lay
ing sidewalks on Washington Street
between North 34th and 3Sth Streets:
on Union Avenue between North 34th
and North 37th Streets; On North
18th Street. between Adams Street
and Union Avenue: On North s6tb
Street between Adams Street and
Union Avenue and on North 37th
street between Adams and WASH
irgton streets, In pursuance of Or
dinance 64es. and said roll is opeu
Tor inspection by all persons inter-
Notice Is further given that the
Council has fixed Wednesday, Jam
uary 10, 1917, at 10 o'clock a. m, as
the date for hearing upon said ROLL
and that all persons who may desire
to object to said assessment are re-
CURED to make their objections in
writing and file the same in my Of
flee at or prior to $40 a. m. on the
date above mentioned, and that on
SAID date, or at such time as the
nearing may be continued to. the
Council Will sit as a board of equal
izatfon for the purpose of consider
Ing said roll. and will consider all
objections made thereto. or any part
thereof. and will correct. revise.
raise, lower, change or modify said
roll or any part thereof, or set aside
said roll and order said assessment
to be made de novo as to Il shall
appear Just and equitable, and then
proceed to confirm the same by or
dinance.
w. d. NICKEUs,
H. =, :. - City. Clerk.
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Dec. IA. is. 1s. is. 10. isis.

LOCAL Improvement District No.
41O.--Notice Is hereby given that
In pursuance of Ordinances No. 3s5s
OF the City of Tacoma. q roll has
been placed in my hands for the
collection of the 18th annual INSTALL
ment OF the assessment levied for
improving Junett Street from North
Zlst street to North 29th Street :
North goth Street from Junett Street
to Proctor Street; Proctor Street
from Norh 2sth Street to the south
end of the Proctor Street Bridge and
from the north end of the Proctor
street Bridge to North 87th Street.
North 37th Street from Proctor
street to Mason Avenue; Mason Ave-
que; Mason Avenue from North 37th
street to the north curb line of
North 43rd Street. Stevens Street
from Mason Avenue to the North
curb line OF North 18th Street.
Said installment shall consist in
grading said portion Of said streets.
to the established grade, with road,
ways twenty-four (z4) feet In width
except on Proctor Street from North
2Sth street to North 34th street
where roadway shall be forty Ell 9ht
t4D feet In width, and IN lsyfnr
down on said Toadways ! pavement
'sdsk gnttsrs eenfEste and weodsn
|torm water dreinaesI 49, q *
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LEGAL NOTICES

tending all curbs and aprons to
eurbs, taking up and relaying same
where necessary.
Provided that that part to be
done by the Tacoma Railway and
Power Company. under it's franchise.
is not TO be included In this improve
ment.
said fnstallment may be paid on
or before January 18th. 1917, but
Ii not paid on before said date,
added interest, penalty and costs
will attach.
JAMES c. DRAKE,
city Treasurer
Dec. A-11-12 1919
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TO CALL FOR
BOND ELECTION

Notices of the American lake
army post bond election probably
will be issued by the county Dec.
20, according to the statement
Monday of Prosecuting Attorney
Remain. after communicating by
wire with Attorney ]. T. F.. Lyle,
who is in Washington, ID. G.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-18
HAMMER CLUE
TO MURDER

ttmted Press Leased Wire.)
SEATTLE, Dec. s.-Initials
carved on the handle OF a blood
stained sledge-hammer furnished
clues for detectives today who
were detailed on the murder case
of Joseph Smith, Civil War vet
eran, found dead in thicket near
the Country clu byesterday.
While cutting Christmas trees.
Frand Swanson stumbled across
the body. Near 1t was a short
handled sledge. On its handle
were the initials "W. j. T."
Smith evidently had been dead
six weeks. He was 76 years of
age and member of Stevens
post, G. A. II.
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fled when word passed among the
district wives that "horrid gro
Gerry shack" was TO be erected.
Yes, indeed" they would sign
the petition to boycott this Smith
person.
But 10, George Smith was Z
pioneer, . man Of real genius. He
did not erect : building be-pIas-
tered with Advorfl1emonts. Hia
dream zss re :ss q slers oss:e! !. !,
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DIVER H-3 in
BAD CONDITION
Omitted Press Leased Wire. !

ttnited Press Leased Wire.)
EUREKA, Cal. Dec. 49,
Preparations were begun today
for a ne wattempt to pull the
stranded submarine H-3 off the
shore where she drifted during q
fog Thursday.
The diver is so close to shore
that II can be reached by wading.
1t is feared the first storm will
smash her.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-18

Newspaper Enterprise Association,
PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. IA
pearl In the crown Of Portland's
exclusive residence district con-
sists Of a grocery store!
One would scarcely believe that
the picture accompanying this ar
ticle 10 that OF mercantile house
conducted by man named Smith.
But 4 f. George 8. Smith q the
inclusive Irvingt2n was horrl-
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LEGAL NOTICES.

BOND CALL:-Notice Is hereby
given that the following numbered
Bonds of the following numbe red
Local Improvement Districts OF the
city or Tacoma, are called for pay
ment. and that interest on same
ceases Dec. is, 1916:
Local Improvement District, No.
911. Bonds l to 81 inclusive.
Local Improvement District No.
1924. Bonds | to 81 inclusive.
JAMES G. DRAKE,
city Treasurer.
Dec. is. 1915.
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SUGAR DROPS!

united Press Leased wire.)
PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. IS. -
Dealers announced today that
sugar would drop 10 cents tomor-
row. making the rate for dry gram
ulated $3.50,
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PERSONAL

MARRY RICH. Have your Iife fun
OF sunshine. happiness and love
Marriage paper FREE; gath year.
Messenger, 5s4, Los Angeles Cal
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neighborhood stands with HIN.
For 10 there not . walled porch
N front and on the wall. maioof
tic vases in which yew trooo gr6~
And there = terrncod lawn n
fewer onrdens ~ ou& a ~
design.
Exs,usivs Irvineton ~ 1cnrz
: fhfno - M
ms ~ : ehu1uII ~ = -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-16
NANCY WYNNE CHATS ABOUT
SOCIETY'S DOINGS AT REsoRTe
Mrs Joseph NJ Gazzam Entertained at Luncheon on Mon
the Tennis Tournament

.-r1 q OLIVIA GAzzAM is prolong.
Inq her seasn of gayety, and the
..-..nort part Of It is by no means second
,ne good time she had in her own
- town here last year, when she
~ acknowledged a success. She is a
haired little girl with dancing
and the jolliest smile, and best Of
~ .he,s pleasant to every one, and that
~ INA reputation to have acquired in
tsr nrst year.
Mrs Gazzam gave a luncheon after
..,snding the morning session of the
I'D invitation Tennis Tournament on
sssndav among her guests being her Sis
~ Mrs. Edward Robinson, of New York;
e,,'.,o Rertram Lippincott, Billie Heyl
~ Too Gazzam, Jr., the latter of whom
- ,,st returned from the military camp
t,,o,tsburg, which reminds me that the
.,,.ors on the Rhode Island, which is
=. hs n sort of naval Plattsburg, EN-.
s.sted Yesterday and will be one month
!. their trip, during which they will
All and have target practice and various
s,h.r things under strict naval discipline.
hear that George Earle has bought
,su camp on st. Regis, Upper Saranac,
q the Adlrondacks, and gave his daugh-
,.p Mrs Beggs, the use Of the old one
near, Paul Smiths, for this summer. Last
..st Mrs. Earle went up to Maine to
,oend several weeks with some friends
.hsra and Mr.. Earle stayed here and will
,o,n her and go to the camp later. That
Ian Edith and Gladys to go to the new
.anp and a wee bird told me they did
-, like IL a bit, so they wrote to MARY"
rurse In the family since the year l, and
h.gred her to intercede with father to
~ them 20 to the old camp first. and
tbs upshot of It is that they are all at
paul Smiths and will stay there until
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle join them, when per-
force they will go to the new camp with
them. NANCh WINNIE.
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Our PostoHice Box

Esther Miller OF Roxborough, suggests
that northy Botte, Of Lambertyille n j.
name her doll Edwina Mary Hayes, Of
North Sixteenth street, thinks that Janet
would be a very pretty name. What other
little girl has an opinion 10 voice about this
all-important naming Of Dorothy's baby
doll2 Martha SPOTS. one Of our very re-
cent Rainbows, has been quite III We trust
at this time that she has rallied to the
call OF the cheer doctor" and Is her own
bright self again.
WIN Catherine Mcguire, OF South Thirty
seventh 5treet, please forward the number
of her house IN order that Rainbow but
ton may be sent TO her? In some unae-
countable way the house number was blot
ted or smeared, and we are very anxious
that she shah not be obIIged e do without
her club badge.
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Branch Club News

very successful meeting Of the ram
so,v Hsartsase Club" writes Bertha Childs
..was held on August l at the home o'
catherine Myers. II was more OF party
than a meeting We waded In the creek
nlaved all sorts of games and had ice cream
cake and candy l lnelose clipping about
onr marty from a Danyille morning paper,
A few days before that meeting we weh'
On a hike and had no end OF fun. Where
Ne we're there was a dam and spring
We picked berries and played.
The following children are new members
~ the Rainbow Heartease: Charlotte, Nellie
ana Clara Rudy and Hazel Rank"
we are head over heels" pleased with
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Along the Main Line

ARDMoRE-Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P.
Lees. of Spring avenue. Ardmore announce
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Mabel Emma Lees, to MT. Rolan ]. Wight
man, OF Nyack-on-Hudson. N, Y, formerly
Of Ardmore
MT. and Mrs. r. Harold McQuale. of
malnut avenue, are receiving congratu-
iations on the birth of a daughter. Mary
Joseph McQuale. Mrs. McQuale was Miss
Rose A. Daily before her marriage.
!, ST. DAVID'S-Mrs. Richard MacSherry,
Of Baltimore. who has been visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin H. Wilbur,
:. Old Stone House. has gone to Alexandria
nay 10 spend few weeks.
:. Ar. and Mrs. G. Winthrop Coffin and
Snelr family have left Chelsea and are at
ray Head for the month of August.
WAYNB-Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hill. of
wayne. have left for Hazleton, Pa, where
tey VIII spend several days.
Mrs. A. j. d. Peterson and her chill
oren. OF Bellevue avenue. are spending the
summer SUMMER at Stone Harbor. N. ]. Miss Mary
husslsr Is spending August with relatives
IN New England.
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Theatrical Baedeker

FEATURE FILMS
sTWAMLETFrst WSmdn IN Il. c,ss half ot the week h.
2, Famous Players Paramount aim: burton
comedy and news features Last stoEf EaIf of 1tbss
Martin. Palis iirfP9gqr Loye Ain, with Vivian
with II. y, warner and Enid Marley. 'S an
!ENIoiI i!EnNeIsiiITr,ang,e nn Last hslf q the weepi
and Bessie Love. Grifhth-TrionGo' Il aim. i,ue"'
OH with sIuo Murray aG mount
mon Ground % With T." Mari. ri '1S Doro T.ss Famous
vtcToRIA-wsdnesda and Thursday. ''The
gc!TTifnth. TRIANGLE picture. and Max Fismar II,
ssTrdsS ods eHG Hair RsSs TrSSay iS 1d
Tallsferro' and Laundry LIZ" with Fay
VAUDEVILLE
renee Grattan.. in Hooking the Rost''; Bert Bert
hanss wGo ny IN 0GTS4E RsS Wq?d Jsna sna
gerzac'H Petlt indoor Circus; Mullen and
and Jessie. brown; Cl.rsnc: Marks; the Lar
Tribune Pictures.
GLoBE--Charles Harris and Matte Choate in
Tho Mayor and the Manicure; 'The Girls
.!on Doorstcp'': Earle and Barietts Ss'' Jack X
Reddy: Nelusco and Hurley: Mabel Iohnsoni
S"8nS the Three All Hodders. rt' Memo ana wagner ana
GRAND-Al white and Miss Frances; Dunbur's
old;tlms parlles; Hilbert and Meyers. in "a
Bobby Filtration: CharleH Ssto; the Gasch
sisters Degnan and Clifton. and moving pic
lures
CROSS KEYs--First half Of the week; Dorothy
Sherman and her Colonial Bellies, Elliott ana
Clair and Casper; David s. Hall. in Hes
. Just Gone OUT; Abbott and White. and tho
Bramnos. Last half OF the week: D.. j. Pad
den. in The Phun PhIends,'; Ashley and
Morgan In ION the Street Marie. Sparrow,
comedlenne: '',rhe Scoop" a comedy dramatic
playlet; Fletcher. Libby and McCabe. In Tho
Messenger Boy" and Charles Thompson, Jug
ling offering.