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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-06-02

Although the war is a monstrous evil, it is not
a. unmi5ed evil Russia proves that. The revolu-
ton in Russia was farthest from the minds Of the
rung class in Russia and farthest from it's wishes.
1t came in spite of the ruling class milwaukee
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-06-02

There is a great deal of inspiring
talk about enlisting boys for farm
labor. but first we shall have to re-
peal this fundamental law: You can
lead a boy to the country, but YOU
cannot make him work
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-06-02

In many cities the trade unions have organized
baseball leagues. The Labor World recommends
this to the local unions in Duluth 4 schedule of
games could be arranged and feeling of good
Wlil en en- that could not but have health
full effect the movement in general in this civ.
Play bali!
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-06-02
BREWERS GET MORE PAY

DALLAS, Tex. May 24-The Brew
cry Workers union has raised wages
81 week and reduced workins
hours, following conference with
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-06-02

JOPLIN, Mo-, May 24.-Brewery
workers have secured improved work
ing conditions and raised wages 81
a week.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-06-02
GOING UP!

'AIister, can you gimme two-bits to buy ten
cents worth of grub ?''-San Francisco Star.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-06-02

NEW SPRING SUITS
80 to 3S5. The Big Duluth.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-10-03
,ime ago. Peace 70 bis ashes.

John Edwards Bray. BY mistake OF
the voters OF Nevada. Superintendent,
OF Public Instruction. has TO send
back to New Jersey to find young
woman stenographer to take charge OF
his Office. What do the Native Daugh-
tiers say TO this slight upon their
ability? The schools of Nevada srioy
one of the best commercial courses
found in any public schools and the
graduates are as competent as are
found anywhere else. but Mr.. Bray
does not think enough OF the Nevada
girls TO give them a chance 20 earn
living at home so long as he can
hire one who knows nothing about
the state or its institutions.-Tonopah
BONANZA.
Gerald Miller will depart tonight for
San Francisco where he will enter
the marine corps. 4 couple OF weeks
ago he went to Reno where he took
his physical examination which he
passed with such high standing that
he was accepted despite the fact that
the call for marines has closed. Ger
aid Is one OF Elko's most popular
young men and he carries with him
the good wishes and blessings of the
community. In enlisting TO fight the
Boches in this great war for huIIInity.
Gerald shows his true Amreicanism
and that he is made OF the stun OF
which heroes are made. No higher
honor could he do himself or his par.
ents at this time. and when he comes
proudly home he will have earned the
respect and honor of this community
and the gratitude of generations to
come. Good luck to you lad. and God.
speed.
Frank Winter, of Jarbidge, is an
Exc visitor today. He and his bro
Their Charles are winding up their
business affairs preparatory TO en-
listing in the army. These men are
displaying a devotion to their adopted
county that is most admirable. Both
servcu in the Spanish-American war,
and while the former is fifty-tWo and
:he. latter is forty-eight. they are an
vi Jus TO serve again. On account OF
their ages they will be permitted to
: in the army only by special dispen-
sation. and this has been asked for.
II II is denied they will go to Canada
and join the army there as they can
do as effective service in the Canadian
army as elsewhere. but they of course
prefer to serve under the stars and
stripes. Frank and Charles Winter
are natives OF England, but they came
to this country when mere lads, and
they are as loyal to this country as
II they were born here. Such citi
zens are to be admired. Good luck to
them.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-10-03
STARTING TO FEED
CAPTIVE AMERICANS

WASHINGTON, Octfi 3.-American
prisoners of war in Germany will be
furnished enough food for their sub
sistence independently OF rations pro-
vided them by the Germans.
The American Red Cross. through
arrangements with the British Gen
eral Prisoners OF War Committee, is
doing this for the American prison
ers in Germany. of whom there are
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-10-03

Cross button given on payment Of
membership fee of one dollar (i1.00).
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-10-03

The ooreas society of the Presby.
terrain church will give weiner roast
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert.
els Oak street. tomorrow evening for
the benefit of the Dorcas. a cordial
20 all &c come and enjoy
roast weiners, buns and coffee beside
a camp fire. fol
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-10-03

now 1ol. and a committee of tn"
American Red Cross has been estab-
lished at Berne, Switzerland, to do
this work in the future. This com
mittee will work directly under The
American Red Cross and will take
over all the work OF provisioning
American soldiers and sailors who
may be held in Germany.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-10-03

Word comes from Deeth that a
SPLENDID baby boy was born yesterday
to the wife OF Jesse Parker. Con-
gratulations.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-10-03
ltcAlS AID PERSONALS

The Wednesday evening prayer
meeting ut the Presbyterian church
'.:postponed until Friday evening at
O'Clock.
Word comes from Deeth that a
splendid baby boy was born yesterday
to the wife OF Jesse Parker. Con-
gfatulasions.
sArs. Frank Golden, OF Reno. sue
eessfully passed the examination
given by the supreme court. Monday.
and was admitted to practice law in
the courts of this state. There were
Two other applicants for admission
bat both were denied.
HAIRY Van DrieIen has been dis
uzissed az trafflc officer OF the City
or Elko. and the position has been
consolidated with the Office of FIRE
chief. The duties of Fire Chief Van
Yolkenberg sre now so enlarged that
he viii be kept on the jump night and
day.
Buck snelson's racer was shipped
to Salt Lake City last Monday night.
and this afternoon II is entered in the
auto races at that place. This car is
a fully equipped racer and has proven
itself very speedy. It should give a
good account OF itself on the Salt
Lake track.
The high school boys at Whine
mueea are going in for military train
ing and to that end each will provide
himself with a khaki uniform consist
Ing Of hat, shirt, coat. trousers and
legginss at an expense of $1O.15. The
boys are reported as making good pro-
gress and are now ready to give dem
onRtfatiors on the public streets.
Horace Lane, the well known Starr
accident at Deeth yesterday. While I'M
loading lumber from a car he fell to
the ground and sustained several
broken ribs. DR.. Hood cared for him,
and today he was brought to Elko
for treatment. Mr.. Lanes many
friends will be sorry to learn of his
misfortune.
The remains of c.. s. Jessen were
shipped by the Keyser Undertaking
establishment last night to Mt. Pleas.
ant. Utah. where interment will he
made. The deceased has several bro.
theirs and other relatives living at this
place. Mr.. lessen committed suicide
last Sunday night at Lamoille be.
cause he feared that he was going in.
sane as one OF his brothers did some
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-10-03

slars, Frank Golden. OF Reno. sue
eessfuliy passed the examination
given by the supreme court. Monday.
and was admitted to practice law in
the courts of this state. There were
tNo other applicants for admission
bat both were denied.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-10-03
STRAY STEER

A three-year-old stray steer has
come to my place and | would be
pleased TO communicate with the own.
er. No brand. right ear cropped. wat
tie worn off. Address Q. d. Boyd,
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-10-03

Beauty up-your personal appear
anee and general health demand II.
The whitesides Dental Co. ASK
your neighbor.--s2i-tf
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-10-03

Save your shoes. Repaired BY the
Modern Shoe Shop. We guarantee
our work We also sell mems shoes
at reasonable prices.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-09
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Nrru.n e h.rrl~ 2,rl that. Al 4 meeting ~ me
.,..k,,li.5, u the I".rrn S;"mi"l Grocery 60.
CORPORATION created suL "rIar'ri under the laws ~
Imh DIV ri MAY the following resolutions were
"I"lt'l
Ec,.:rcd s.rst: that III" Joseph Src!"' GROCER!
&C.. t.,r;-,rat,un created .aul "rranizrd under ms
Itr, Il tie state ur IVES: Nirfna. docs hereby GA-
.,!u,., business corporation and sufrehucrs l"
said Sal. - charter and corporate franchise Wien
az the asset, EaS, l'"u collected and Liabilities sat-
j.ft,d Tin, l.'.rI - directors viii proceed I" con-
vert the PROPERTY -h">rS and all assets nt
charge an - debts. liabilities and obligations: and
Alter fUliy GrSrE-rSInE all sirh debts liabilities and
obligations dirn." the remainder aInonS III" s"rh-
Enrr> r rata with tibet: several holdings Of st"'E
l,:. lu >;.cE payment shall H., made 70 anr S"K-
!rg,l: rn d'ics he publication e the notice here
Ir.4"-. provided
Resolved srrnrd That "a" rrC>ir"ni g! this cnfln-
I.,,n,I .a,.," IT the sirtim - the foregoing
resolution published III ncasisi-r II sem
Graf circulation. l"IhlIthrd n"L: :hr r:nc1al office
~ place - business 81 iL- rrfinGs;i":. nn'r ~''k
,, f,- successive works: and that Ii" certify thtS"
resolutions :" Er rrriaT - state II Wet N:inIa
.a,. deliver nn crrtiicat" Showing thc iuhilca
;."r, 1t ssIi notice. - iTnrid"! by inw.
l;Hrn uH!r: mg hand Tins lith d.v of MAY. 1911.
, JOSEPH SrEInEL.
President e said Corporation.
A"rS. AiiE\ ERnk
Su':rtl:y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-09
River Bill May Have
Hard Fight in House

WASHINGTON. y. e.. Juno s.
The annual river and harhor appro-
priation bill. carrying $4,000. 600, was
taken up in the House to-day. with
growing indications that its way to Oh
actmenl would be much harder than
usual because Of the war emergency.
Besides the group Of Representatives,
and Senators who always oppose such
a measure as pork barrol Legislation,
there are many who believe Hnst Of
the new Improvement items proposed
can as yell be postponed until peace.
Chairman Small. Of The river and har-
Dor committee. in bringing in tn" bill.
pointed out that it had tn" approval
Of army engineers. and argued that a
years suspension nf work on r:oj"ct>;
begun in former years would mean Il
great loss by deterioration. Th" thir.
y new projects included. Il" declared.
all wrr" OF pressing hational import
ance.
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Harry G, Hannah

llnrry q IIHnW"n. ilE"u -, O -li'
Market street, dI",l III tn" NurIh Wheel.
INK h"Splthi yesterday morning al 81:
",.iurk H.. w;,N taken ~ with rnnvui-
SIuns las: "Wednesday morning. ami re-
mnvrd io IN" institution.
Mr. IiaunHn WAS born in this "IIy. II"
was tn. son ~ iyH" Hannah ana! ;h,
lat" Grnar g. lIamnan H." leaves he
SIl,S ms mother, iva sisters. Mrs. John
IT, Rrnnnr, inr:a"r resident Of this
rity. Low Residing in Marietta. -. an'!
Mrs. H. g. RacuI"y. 81 Wh""IinG. also
Two hruih"rr. GEORGE w. lInunnn. IF
l:r""h side. -. and =. ". Hannah ri this
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NOTICE


So.l"" : h"r"E,v Eiv"ii that. a. meeting * ih'
,f.khnIdrIs Il iir South S" 'oa Works c"'is'fA
yiYa creates! and "sInI:cd Uutrr ;hr laws 81 INC
State - W",, Virginia. h"i"'i u Wheeling. w Va
IN ~" Us, ay * Msr. ~. the following reSoiu'
;,unS l,t,Iird
Rc-r;,.". !IT,i. Tia III" South Sid" t"al W"'ss'
rnFIui zion under thH laws of tia" S4'" 81 "cS'
Nii.;n4 ,i,s> hereby ,!'"!timUH business ~ cor
,rauiun sI, suTr"IdrrS sac! STATE us barter Ai
rrf;rrarr franchises Tic NnIFt ~ iHI'~'"rS Will
g-.."! ;u ru'"T; IN" PROPERTY Ghosts Ia action and
III assets uf ihs CORPORATION Irr rash. and pav or
sad dIsrhar:" all The dcll> liabilities and oni!sS-
toms and aitos fully disha:G:nc all such i~hsS Ia
h.iiI!rS and uhcA:IurS. E!hr the Tr;nhln'rr am"ns
ID" st'skEuldcr> pio rata. h!t such iaihrnt shall
rr made IN arr iacHE"Id"T l.nIil after Es lnhlra
i..II II The nrt"r hereinafter lt"Sid"l
Resolved! >"9nnd That H." president g" hI' c"fT--
r.,tnu Caus" notice rf IA" ahN;'rn of the foregoing
7..nl;t:on no :wh!lsheh s"m" newspaper ~ scH'
rrAl circulation published thu principal nffre "'
place II bg>inc,, his c"rl-ra;iU. once week Tor
f'u- successive weeks and nat In certify the" 1850
.iIris tho s~rctarT -. state o. hn state 9" N"''
Virginia. and deliver IL him r"F;iiHa;" showing M:
.uhIra;ion u rAtd notice provided nv law.
Gwen untrr my hand this HI.r day If May lai'.
WA + BuDLEI,
rrcsInn, " sad corporation.
Attest:
st. 5 JONES Secretary
10 !, Q. &c -
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7 He SURE: v Az
To GE 7 RICH
SAFETY FIRST"

Is 10 make absolutely safe investments
in improved real estate shat cannot
flood OF burn o. fall TO p! cces; but buy
f.. either for CaSt! or on easy payments.
whcrr il is SURF TO increase in value
50 % 100 percent or more. and DO so
each year. If you buy lot on time.
pay II the first year. selling then for
cash AZ twice the purchase price. you
have made 500 percent profit. Think
II over! Prices jump! Act..!
Prom advertisement copyrighted May
10, 1917, by Allan Turner, Wheeling
W. Va. myl9tf
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WANTED-Agents.

WAHTEc-Esalys hdcstrictble Gis-m1ntles: burn
less ras than others. Agents prices s. per hun
cr-L: ISc drLel Retail l5c. J. ]. Robin. nanufac
,urer: I3oth street and Park Ave. New York city.
JOSS
WANTED Rush postal for free sample ''Sok and
Span" Wonderful washing tablet Washes
clothes slotic.s. without rubbing TrmendouI seller
aDU'e profit. Samples free " boost bAloa. o. h.
Scxbrrry. .ls I'eotIA. Chicago je.9.E
WANTEO-l9l7 phirlrind. Six silver teaspoons free
with bar box ~ fancy toilet sDsps selling like
Wild Al Zoe sensational bsrsAInsells At sight-yous
profit 1900, per cent Postal ". day. 6. a. Fetman
IL, -jrd St. Cincinnati. y. !e-9.g
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Death of italian Child.

r"maSinn liall:EsUEp. TWO? caro-. III
Italian 81 Hnviiui, O.. di"d III tn" Nurth
Wheeling hospital yesterday aiI"rn"nu
at spinal mrninRitrS. rh" parents TOOK
M htly In lsnylaud for funeral services
Iiri lhIrial
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obi ljARY
Funeral For Enrleu-ine Infant

Al = "'"l'rE this aft rii'"'E. IN" funeral
H.: thaTl' = tIN'-In"mihS-nli Ion "G Mr.
ana MIS-. Charles l.Hrh'Win". ~h" dl' u
Thursday. MI! J." ir'ld IA IT." ;hiuIiH
hume. "a" tnlariu street. i:urIrl Ill L..
II. l',nInSuiu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-09

SUNDAY afternoon -, %" u'clnrk II
.rhnrr4nn M-ih"dtsr EpISc"paI rhur.n
fr.unrnl services VIII b" r"ndurt'd hy
Ery. Irr. j. L. Bird lnr Mrs. Martha \.
.,'urrv, NnrrinEr"n. wife of John "
". Warrington. she passed away In "a"
family home. l05 chi" street. Thursday.
trterInrnt will be In Peninsula.
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Edgar CapleSs,

DENVER. COLO. iunr 6.--EdsaT cap
loss. former mayor Of Honolulu. p0liti-
cal advisor 20 EX-Oueen Liluiokalani. OF
Nrwaii. and well known In former years
as n crlmina! lawyer. was found dead In
bed in his apartments Today. He was 20
years old. a wife and son are in Los
Angeles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-09
WANTED Statesmen.

WAHTEp-v.caney June 18th for competent sales
man or e1-merchint. with large Cleveland corpora =
tion Ia sell merchants needed hlshclhss specially
III W. Va and surrounding territory. $500 10 $50U
Ter month. Commissions paid weekly StHo expert
cnce Address: Sales Manager. BOZ No. I'6. Station
L.. Cleveland. o. ie.".S
WANTED-j0O statesmen 10 sail Marie Motor Gas: ono
quart p1ce 81: equal 10 20 gallons OF Eisolinc.
Greatest product ever discovered Large profits. Auto
Remedy Co.. Dept. s. Cincinnati. D. Je-a-E
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'iE home. 80 Market street. The R"N.
WIlllnln -; l'lfcri ~ -. Johns German
!rni"stnut church Will ot'iclatc. Inter-
mont VIII hn IN NJ. Wnnd
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This afternoon at Ego o'clock tho fu-
nrruI for Mrs. Catherine tWursterI
Rruhu. wife of George g. Eruhn. who
died Thursday, will be held in tn efan-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-09
WOULD USE SLAUGHTER
TANKAGE FOR CHICKENS
&. g. .. Committee Making Surveys to
Save Waste at Packing Plants.

Headed hy George T.. s;niih of.lnr
industrial department Of III" BAIT
nGrr and ohio road. :: numh"r Of men
Spent yesterday in making survey IF
IhiS section 0n Industrial ami A"rlCul-
rurai condition. Tn" party i working
in con Junction with The Wheeling
Commercial association
UH,. Of lhr plans al tn" committee Is
10 have The tankiG, from the meat
packin. hjII>,'S III This section shipped
To Baltimore ana there mixed with
lhoS nhatr rocks from Florida 10 he
used for chicken feed and other stock
PURPOSES AZ we'll rs excellent ieriI-
li2ur MIR. Smith Will have his head
quarters in the Strartord hotel during
his stay here in making th" SURVEYS
Mrs Smith Joined her husband yes.
IrrdaY.
"rha' did girl Sa>S Sh" is i!r..i a: E...-
in: !,ur~ud ny rc"ul" win" want /" mar
r.r ,"r her money.
Il m
Hits ,h' any MONEY
YES. she has E1"'. \"b"dl ru">u"s
n.r very fur. kau>a" ''it% journal.
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WAHTED-Gcod coal lands. either drift rins coal or
stripping proposition. Wan: coal properties located
in Ohio Or West Virginia. Wanted 10 buy direct from
the farmers Addrs.i p 0. Box So. Wheeling. ".
jo-l-p
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WANTED-Female Help
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WANTED-Coal Lands

TWENTY head OF COWS wanted; Just recently freIh.
Must bs good Address p. Q. Box 2. West
Ijh.ur my-3l-p
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D / E D

NORRIEGToN-0n Thursdar. June :. 1917. at $40
,'rr,k a. m a. the family residence IuT ONO
e:.eet. MARTHA A.. rlic os -ehn ". NoTrn5ton'
ST.. In lie. 63rd year
s.,r-ccs AT the Thomson Il. e church Sunday after
u,-,u a. &c" Friends u. the family arc respect
tally Inyi:cI 10 4ttc;.d. lnterneIt in Peninsula
cemetery.
COOPEE-tp:: Thursday morning, 1unc 1911, In he
t.nn.lv h,,n,r No. 1911 Ashland lvcruc. pellu0od.
WILLIAM 7. COOPER. IN the GJrd rear Of b; sse.
l..,..,I u,r!,r
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t.-,. f.. ..riusHrE Recorder - he TuHG 2"
i.d-W"-l 10 "r:tcv ih- re i"rrI0Iti is irG" h!.d
r,ri,r: ru!N II re am:,." kni resolution Ad".l" rr
tho ,"II!:"n I"uU'l! 4 IN" Totem r. Edgp"'rI a.
regular mr"'In. Z" sd'd '"unc!i held ~ Juno & IN
And further crr;i,r !ha; ihG'r i:hs 81 the aho!'
H.:nl"': -, mrm!":s cN'" /" sad council yuTTt-
ayr AMI TO- l"ir
t,En. + rAREHRATER
Ro'u:'!r. - 'h- Tnwn i E'icu">I.
JOHN J.. ARBENH.
Su,r.l": .r- :ar TuFn u. EdsWr.,.
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WANTED Ornamental Iron Wortess- erocse1.
and w1re workers. Wit. Tho oninentA:
Iron Work Co.. go sEet,er AVs-. Anon. O.
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PUBLIC sAIE-Junc sd, lolT. 1t ! O'Clock, Stand
ard. FAn o. LOG acres Known n tho Brstasn farm,
III, SstinnrI paved road. 3i milo east Of ySIryieH
o. Belmont co. AL undcrIId with No 1sin coal.
EudlnSs fair. we'll wstrrei. good wells soft water.
Fruit. lncu,; and other timber. Sics laying land.
s,,,L soil. Fine location. T. W. B.Itton. SsirrieR.
Ohio. my a2-3et
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FOR SALE-Horses, Vehicles, Etc.

! FOR SALE--l2 head Of good horses. big d-AN
teams ul;h harness. and = few good all purpose
horses reasonable offer Will be refused Call Bell
S-R-j WarHurd. fs-5-p
FOR SALE head " horses: weight 1900 70 $780,
aud .ears old. GOOD broke horses will sell horses
under SusEan;cc Ono match pair ou: Of three.
Either "f these horses would DO good delivery
horses. Would consider = heavy drItt team In
chang. for these. Address Box e.. West Liberty.
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FOR RENT
---------.----------
FOR SALE-Real Estate,

FOR RENT rooms and bath TINT Moor 1926 Chap.
! Line Inquire 232S ChaplinS ST. jee-6-t
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81. JONES. Secretary.
je.0i6c 81
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liAS. ~. ~ WI
i'-".iII"!l;.
" I \nIRlDUp.
tie :.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-25
THE COMEDY THEATRE
OFFERS THE GAY NEW WORKERS IN A WESTERN COMEDY
 WITH MUSIC.

The Gay New Workers will present "A Corner in Cowboys" for the open ing bill this week at the Comedy the ater, the bil' as it's title suggests Is of decidedly western flavor and intro duces wild western cowboy who in an effort to win his sweetheart raises a lively rookus and sI. ID thugs very much in general All tL, princi- pals of the company are cast in roles that are we'll adapted to their person alities and the comedy will stand up we'll in comparison with anything this excellent company has so far offered. A number of nifty speeialties will be introduced by the principals and the chorus will he daintily clad and fitted out with some rattling good numbers. The six reel Selig feature, @The Mil lionaire Baby" will form the picture program pictures will be run contlnu- ous and the musical comedy will be presented at 3. 7:30 and 9 pm
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-25
VIRGINIA BELLIES" {.
 LYRIC THIS WEEK
NEW MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY TO PLAY NEXT WEEK. BE
 GINNING MONDAY.

The Lyric on Monday will present another musical comedy company The Virginia Belles.' in the initial bill for the week, and this company of comedy artists with a smashine bis chorus of girls w ho dance and sing in a manner that is sure 10 please the large audiences that are packing the Lyri since il reopened recently under new management
 The company that plays next week comes with the highest recommends tons from the public where il has played and in the initial bill tomor row night the Lyric patrons are prom iser rare treat in up 10 the minute musical comedy, interspersed with catchy musical numbers and special. ties of the highest type
 The chorus is reputed to be one Of the best on the road. with a bevy of pretty girls who can sing and dance, and also partake of the comedy of the bills in company with the chief comedians of the company.
 In addition 10 the musical comedy bill there will be brand new motion picture feature from one Of the best studios of the company This will be regular five part feature attraction, in itself m morth the price of admission charged.
 The prices remain the same Gen eral adro'-sIun 15 cents; reserved seats 25 cents Entire balcony for colored people l5 cents to all Mat- rces each afternoon at 8 o'clock. with the general admission price of l. cents, any seat Two shows at night, T.30 and 9:lJ
 The Lyric announces that the 'Nir' ginia Bolles" company will present three different bills during next week, running thatopening bill Monday and Tuesday. and changing again Wednes- day and Friday Also the motion pic ture featuring will be changed at the same times as the musical comedy the opening picture Monday being the Lubin feature. Mans Makins" fea' turing Miss Rosetta Brice.