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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-14
BEGIN HERE TODAY

BILLY WINGO, goodnatured and
youthful rangc-rider of Golden
Bar, Wyoming, is suggested for
sheriff by
TIP O'GORMAN, master politician
of Croker County, on the ground
that Wingo is honest, but too easy
going to interfere with the gang )
activities in cattle stealing.
RAFE TUCKLETON, wealthy cattle
thief, agrees, although he had
promised the office to
JACK MURRAY, a gunman, who is
Billys' rival for the hand of
SALLY ANN PRESCOTT, O'Gorman
refuses to countenancc Tuchetons
plan of having
DAN SLIKE, a gunman, hired to kill
Tom Walton, an honest ranch
owner. 1t is feared that Walton
has evidence of the gangs activi-
ties.
GO ON WITH THE STORY.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-14
THESTANDARD

DOLLAR DAYS HERE WE'D
NESDAY AND THURSDAY
SHOP HERE WEDNESDAY
AND THURSDAY AND GET
FROM $3.50 TO O2.O0 WORTH
FOR YOUR DOLLAR.
At $1.Oo for Eight Yards 40 Inch
White Lawn; regularly zoe to
25c.
At $1.OO for Pairs Children's
Fine Mercerized Socks, fancy
tops; regular SOC.
AT $1.0O for II Yards Curtain
Scrim So inches wide, white and
ecru; value 15c yard.
At 81 90 for 80 Bars Best Laundry
Soap; full size bars.
$1.00 for Yards Curtain Mar
quisette, white or ecru, regu-
lar price soc yd.
$1.O0 for Yards of SO and 40
Inch Voiles, light or dark pat
terms; regularly soc to 75c yd.
$1.OO for % Spools Coats Cot
ton; all numbers, black and
white.
$1.0O for II Yards Apron or
Dress Bingham, fast colors, full
width.
$1.OO for 10 Pairs Mems Seam
less Socks; double heels and
toes.
s1.OO for IL Pairs Ladies Seam
less Stockings; black or white;
all sizes.
.$1.Oo for 2 Oil Opaque Window
Shades, complete with fixtures;
regular S100 each.
S1.00 for Mems Union Made Over
alls; value S1.48; cur regular
price; all sizes.
S1.00 for Yards of Walbro 10-A
30-Inch Unbleached Sheeting;
value 55c yard.
S1.OO for your choice of one big
table of Ladies' Silk Stockings;
value s1.50.
$1.00 for your choice of one rack
of Ladies' House Dresses; val
ues up to $500.
S1.00 for 2 Garments of Haynes
or Mayo Winter Underwear for
men; regular LOO each.
$1.00 for your choice of one big
lot of Lion Shirts for men; regu-
lar $3.50 to $500.
$1.00 for Crex Rugs, size 3x6 feet;
good patterns; regular price
$3.50 to $500.
Remember that the above bargain
are on sale only Wednesday an
Thursday, March Is and is, an
will positively be withdrawn Thur
day night. Any one desiring doubl
quantity, we will sell them $40
worth of any or all of the above az
vertised articles.
Standard Dry Goods Co
Forsyth St. Next Bank of Commerce
AMERICuS, CA,
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talnperlodsa ndcould
not be on her feet at
those times. We read
about Lydia E. Pink
hams Vege t a bl e
Compound d DIN g
girls SO much good
so she began to take
it. That is two years
ago and she is a diff
ferent girl since then
able to do any work
she wants to do-al-
tho1loh she ia still
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swarmed up his shoulder by means
of collar and names, threw herself
across his withers and besought him
at the top of her lungs to 60!
Go! Cor
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-14
NOTICE

Prices reduced on
Hemstitching and Picot
work. Machines are
made by us, kept in good
condition, run by only
experienced operators.
and all work guaranteed
Singer Sewing Maching
Company
1876 jackson St.
ArnerictIs, Ga.
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GIRL NOW WELL
And STRONG
Daughter Took Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
as Mother Advised
|IIIIIlllIIIlIIIINIIll

Wauseon. Ohio" My daughter al
ways had backache and leg-acha at GER
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Get the best styles; it costs less

Some men seem to think it's expen-
sive to be well dressed 1t isn't It's
economy The quality is SO fine in the
clothes we sell that you get longer wear
Hence the lowest possible clothes cost
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30
eoOO ROADS MEETING
HELD here SATURDAY

CI,se@ n pieason gathered IN .
msss meeting Saturday ta hear .
dlscusstna II the movement On ioot
20 eomsls,s tbs sist. blsh~sy
sysism nos h,ins carried 40 by
the fsnnesse. Good Rasds A.so.
tiauon
Representative ~ tn. association
s-fr ssrsts NJ the msenag aId the
prtncipsi speaker sa Msvon T
Mailing u Nashville NJ Nall.
hur took ior h,s subject. "A Com,
rIste Stale Hish.n sv.,sm Ia
s'Stn Ard opr Hall f.ar. Without
Anv lnsr~ssr IA lssstion
The asoo,s,ioa -. asl~d TO
stnd rrpi,Ssn s,lv's +, the Lions
tluh Of Dickson. under ~ho.e
sr-rtrrr ih- mrttus wat hrid
III Weaver prrsdrd
Ihs meeting in Dickson /. OF. 4
a sfttra bs'n, held ell o,s, the
state lo cfratr punlit seutinrn; ia
tn. pI4l'orod f7hail ny nond
issnr Ia he sprlird ,a road ,on.
stfuetlon rht tsst-fa section n
the state has altesd, be,u thorough
u otgsDl,ai and ~ork IN ths ,,n.
ital portion has begun
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30
| eacbess' Examination and
lnsttute Dates Announces d

To the puelie schooi lrschsts
1 sm ir formed b, out .st, spp.r.
OF putht instruction thsi
= nsehsss sIAminstlon all Ia
asld Friday .ad aa,ard.y. July 'lh
snd s.h, 1922 lms .il vety
IiksLs BE- the lArt ss.minsuon held
hefofs our schools upsn. Aod let me
urge sve'y tea her who IL aot liusn.
Led and desires 30 teach nest
scholastic year TO take th,s exami.
nation
II YOU de-ire 20 tais this exam,
nation lei me in.ist on your being
al Charlotte not later than o clock
90 thr morning ~ July Tth. iS22
Our county institute iot White
teachers wll couven. July 10Th.
1917. AT Charlotte and 10 expected
10 continue through the greater
part ot that week The isw pro.
WOES that u shali ne The duty ~ all
teachers ,o attend the teacher.
held 10. his faoe IN .ume
county II you dssirs 90 attend an
institute IN some other county, may
ask that you get = Statement, from
The sup~rlnteadent OF that county
showing your attendance At ss.d
II you are attending a
summer sohool recognized by the
state Department NJ Instruction
hat exempt. you from attendance
Al . county institute.
Thi. June 76,h 1921
X K ConLxv County supi
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30

csas aud cue rwpahltesn Eseh u
these candidates sr~ sivoc atins
snd pledxlns ,htmss vss g. yhs Ia.
nostsBes oi reducing expenses snd
aontishtns unnecessary u6Ses /
earnestly bore there 10 soma nsm.
Der oi The county cunft IN Dickson
County bIs enonsh, business
stoush snd ra'rto,tc tsoash 10 see
the wi-dom Of Applyins the ssmt
rules and method. 10 conduchp !,
GU, eountw .dsirs rs zach II th.
asr candidates 'nr governor insls'
IL nscess,y in administering our
state aAaiv
! hsv- an ah,din. faith 10 the
judgment aud commAn horse ssn#e
OF mshrity oi eur massuatss
~ho as made up oi Ies,i hssded
isrnrts and hastnes. m,u
Very respectfully
frY hssNks
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30
Make Your Plans Now Spend the Glorious Fourth in Dickson! Watch for Detas

Legion cam. ipt~a'd 10 time u bit
ter need last winter shsn seven
hundred thousand soldiers II
Amsrics Sers waking the street.
In search a wotky Dr. you kaow
that ,hs posts and departments ol
the Legion donated bed. and food
sidsd ten u Thousands oi these men
over actual starvation Have you
realised that the Legion put on the
sfss. employment drive ths, found
work Tor over four hundred ,hoas
aud OF these men
The Legion has been the one
great friend iu need u oil On sssv,c.
men One man 10 every ioar Who
wore The u.ltorm u Ame Ios 10 the
sDtid sar ~ now q msmha VI thr
Legion one man IA workins &C
lively Tor tho good oi all i1ut the
other TIRES stand by and take the
benefits Ar, sou one II the three
who -,snt by Ak yourself il thl.
l. Just. he Legion /. working Tor
yon The i.sgiun usYts ynu
Come into the Legion
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30
n. II. .,ubaak l::ateu
Race Tor Representative

10 ihls issus ss puhiisa the an.
nouncsment ai N II Kuhsnk. n
Ssnl~~,. Tenn ns c.ndtdstsi ia
representative subject 10 N. demo
cratic primary on August 6rd
NJ Euhank ,sM native II Dict
son County and hs men At, better
known to the public thsn NMEsn
q. he 10 known hy his friends II.
has held several posiiioas II honor
aud trust. wiih credit 10 himself
aud Satisfaction 10 The public
M kuhans Informs us tha, he
wilr furnish this pseer copy oi
hls platform ot principles. ~hich
will be printed In p.x, week >
Herald.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY or
COUNTY DeIuc MADE

c. C.. Anderson nt the State
Geological Survey Ia in Dicksou
and vill begin as ooce 10 make 4
complete survey aud map oi Dick
son consty. which will sno~ oil
snads. hor-~s, streams, etc 10 b
used IN min-fs reports and soi
surveys.
The County Highway Commis.
sion ia W operating wi,h the state
Geological Department ,n this ~osh
aud viii appreciate any courtesy
and sssistance shows Mr. An iersnn.
~ as to rush the work % cor
plet,on
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30
hafdemaa Revival Closes
Tonight; Marked Sxcess

The ser,ss 81 ~vivsl meetines
shlrh began al Church ri Chris,
June 18th, conducted by Elder n
D. HArdemau ere .sseduled "a
close s,tA the evening service 10
night Thursday.
The results have been Tar reach.
ing. over thirty additions 10 tbt
church beng reported Elder
Ha.denan has delivered powerful
mseesg~s shiis hssA and hss spoke
10 large crowds daily. Tbs sishi
services have bern especially lsssesy
attended An ovsfdo~ audience
vss rsps%ot ncoday night, come
30 v,aiscs tsum Hashville ccmins
aosn to hssr the no.sd svivalist.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30
Musk Class and Guests
Enjoy Pkne at Bon Aqua

The music class oi Miss Nell
buTsie gave su all day outing at
ayh' aaas 'spfihx.' ftrdfsdsv',f ls.y
week The party included the
members II the class sud their
friends. swimming tennis sai
hor"sbAcs riding we're features ol
diversion. and a picnic dlnuef ~as
served
The pupils present included .Ns
xinis McCotpln, Aliia Chandler
Luollc Jackson Jessie aud Asn.s
Holland. Mildred Bruce, Hst,is
Gary MsybslIe K-ele Henry and
Rshecca Sensing. Allsns sseg~,.
Mary Arnold. Christine Burch Eva
MAJ romlinson. Joyce English,
Christine surs, William Moore sod
Jamie Beth Taylor
The inyl ed guests wste Mr. and
Mrs Holland Arnold Mrs Il [.
Burcb. Russell Burh, Mrs. J Mnx
Cawsn, Mira. l. NJ Taylor. Mrs. J
" Suxs, Mrs X " Holland Mrs
", A. Moore Mr H. Y McCresry.
Rev ard Mrs " !. Jackson. Archie
Clement. Mr. and Mr.. uardn-,
Sensing Miss Elizabeth and Willie
, Diamond Mrs. II g romlinson.
Misses AIins Louise aud Ruby
Tomlinson, Bernard Sssg-r aud
Mrs John smith and children. VI
Birmingham. Ala
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30
LEGION MEMBERSHIP
DRIVE on; JOIN NOW

rhe American Legion, 40 orEsni
satlon distinctly ivps-srnting th'
msa serving In lhs world var af'
vssins . big msmbershir drive IL
% s6on 10 combine q much srratsl
numbsr. IL not al ot The nation
ex service msn into this ons g'saI
organisation Saturday. July lei
has bean officially designated AZ
Membership Day over the na,:oo
and thousands will doubtless b.
enrolled. Ths Laeisn Rsrry Pos,
will 10 after msmbsr during ,hi,
drive, but their big day ~,Il b, on
the Fousih-nrxt tuesday -sheu
4 large plumber Of our veterans all
gather Tor the c-lsbfstion The
Post plane 10 have booth 90 the
stounds that dsY and urge all tht
ex-ssrvics men 10 visit It,, and IN
those uho are not now members "a
enroll on that ds e. A reduction N
membership dues ia the remaining
six months 10 noted Gv, hutton
and bs one ot ,h. gang -~tuu the
local Posts membership over the
100 mark Here's isv reasons
~hy you should JOIN the Legion
nsesnss the American Legion, ia
the one great na,ional organisation
oi. By and Tor the American .ersics
maa; because the Legion la thr
logical sut oessor Of the Il A v
the y. {. V and all great veterans
organizations ot iotmps wars be-
cause ths Legion IL recognised by
the courts oi law of the United
States a. the Official representative
Organisation Of the American vel.
Grams oi ths world war, because ths
Legion has tough. the hsht oi the
disabled al service msn Tor iouf
years because the Legion has
awakened the nation TO the hof
foss oi the eoutraot hospitals IN
which one slck and wounded bad
dies we're sadsnng III silence. be.
cause the Legion IL responsible ioi
tho placing oi over a hundred
thousand men ia vocational tram
ing today. because every man who
wore the uniform has beneAtrd dt
rsotly OF indirectly from the ac,v'.
ties al the Legion, and beeause the
Legion 10 open to every man ~
woman honosably discharged irou
the military service oi Amsrias III
the world war
Oficials oi the Il A X them
selves announce that the American
Legion has achieved more con
s,rucnve and beneficial legislation
Tor ,as members AMI Tor the nation
ia one year than the q A X Al.
com plishsd in fifteen years,
.llo rom Anes that the ...AmeIleap
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30

The old dickson Marble wmss !.
ciss1s tn~ tsustae-s TAry ~. a.s
selling $40 .ohs iot 500 "a and
furnish th. finest ~msmsn ~ the
-tsts Save your money by trading
With home tu'stpsi~s --- A
rhomss. Msnsgr'
PASTURE Splendid tame rs.-
tore kr rent ~ " 90 per month.
vild pasture 81 10 PER mouth See
" X sensing az " College n,
FW sale
Cash Rsg,stpf snod ~ prw VIII
t-as ees ihird LEES than bs~ pne
coat Fnrhm particulars sdd"a
BnI2 -,Ivis. Tenn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30
JOIN n CELEBRATING
FOURTH HERE 1uEspA,

Plans fos the srandes. aud hissts
cslsbrstiou oi the Glorious Fourth
in DieAson next tuesday are round
ing into completeness and asosnise.
10 sxesl any prsvious attempt At ,
like celebration in Dieisor.
The above encouragement come.
i'om the local Chamber oi Com
me,,e and the Lions Club. andeI
whose auspices this stupsndoas
celebration 10 being given 80 scd the
ise. that such prominent orssniaa
tions ss these are backing this pa,
tfiotie movement. already besp-aks
Tue i, a mark success NJ Gslbes-
mkn 10 chairman Of the COMMITTEES
on Arrangements, while l. Clyde
Self II general supervisor
The -Srse,.ss .hls. yss. will tsks
place in and directly adjacent 10
the Courthause yard Tbs Commit.
tees are putting the grounds in good
shape, which, uith the abundance
OF good shade. makes th. location
ideal. Many concession stands ~ilI
.psrticips,s. and will be prepared 10
serve good barbecue, sand siches,
cold soft drinks. ice cream, etc
rhs,s s,ls IS * Soil p#gsssn u
attractive events that will entertain
both old and youns sliis. One oi
the feature. will be toe Creased
Pole contest. with sn attractive
cash prise, Another feature sill be
4 baseball game in the aitssnoon
estsesn Dicksoe and some last
vis,,ing team. Numerous contests
iot competitive p,isss will take
place, with valuable asstts offered
Including
Larses, family pr.sent
Foot Race Tor boys under II
Foo, Race iur hoys Ii to ~
Free ios.sll Mack Rac.
Fat Mans Race
Lean Man = Race
Chris Foot Race.
Ladies' Foot Race.
Ladirs Throwing Contest.
Mens rhruWinx Contest.
Best Standing Jump.
Latest Married Coupls Present.
B.s, Looking Widow
Heaviest Lady Present.
Lightsst Lady Present.
Oldest Man Present,
usliest Man prsssnt.
Best Developed Baby Present.
Bea Lady Auto Driver.
Best Decorated Automobile
Oldest Ford Car Present.
Biggest Crowd Brought to Dick.
son In Ford car
All are invited 10 compete Tor any
NJ the various prises.
'One N the 4~sse~tp cs.wAs tAst'
have assembled In Dickson are
expected here the Fourth. Doa't
fail to be among those preeen,, iof
your kiends and relatives will be
here looking ios you Candidates
are expecting 70 have . big day
and. all In all, the ocessicn will BE-
one n the mo4t stupendious held
in this OF oeArby vicinity In csIe-
hrAtins the anniversary os inde~
pendenoe Day
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30
kMke.

A. am Isvius Dlfksnn shout
ths middle n next we.k. will cioss
out NY stock II concrete block. al
sshi pfI4es See me- al once II
in ANYTHING In my Inc --
Lew Seymour. msnufsctutet II
concrete BLOCK. Dickson. Ienn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30

ROARDkRs WASrKD-Mpals
tea Lodging b)c, regular hosrd.rs
tt 90 PET day Clean beds and
plenty Il dr.t.els.- luoi susg
Boarding House Railroad street
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30
4 Suggestion

Last Aud Acquaintance b. Fnr.
sot send your photograph
Cook. studio,
Phone 2bb D,chson Tenn.
Evening star., 1922-03-20
In Jail and Out.

1t. doesn't fill my heart with JOY to
see gent in Jail; I'm sorry for the
erring boy who's left the narrow
trail. Some day hope no man will
dwell where warders' keys are clink-
ed, some day | hope the prison cell
will be a thing extinct. But since
we have our costly jails. if they be-
come jest our justice system says
and fails and law goes galley west.
Suspended sentences obtain, anus
ing sinful gents; paroles make pun
ishment look vain, as vain as ~
cents. No sooner do we send a man
to languish in the pen, than able
lawyers work some plan and get
hin, out again. Each day the killers
leave their dead, according to the
dope. and of hundred s!aycrs red
perhaps one draws a rope, We turn
the vicious hood1ums loose with
gentle reprimands. and then we
wonder why the deuce the crime
wave still expands. We are too mer-
clfui, fear, and make our law a
freak: we sentence sinners to a
year, and free them in week. And
then they take their guns and
knives, and. filled with bootleg gin,
they sacrifice some valued lives. and
swell the wave of sin. And while
oftentimes bewail the harm that
prisons do, I'd like to see such men
in Jail. the whole bcsotted crew.
(Copyright) WALT MASON.
Evening star., 1922-03-20
TANKER, STUCK IN MUD.
REACHES DOCK SAFELY
Big Oil Vessel Towed OFF Bar
in Potomac by Navy
Tugs.

The S. S. Paraguay. with a cargo of
oil for the gas company. docked safely
>. Georgetown saturday afternoon.
following several hours Of strenuous
fighting against the swift river current
at the draw of the Highway bridge.
The Paraguay. which is said to be
the largest vessel ever reaching George
town-300 feet long and with a capacity
of 1.250.000 gallons of oil-was able to
complete her journey only through the
assistance of the ocean-going Navy
tugs ordered to her assistance by Capt.
]. H. Dayton, J.. S. N, commandant at
the Washington navy yard, after her
bow had stuck fast in the. mud just
north of the draw. Four of these
strong Navy tugs, together with the
Firefighter and smaller river tug, sue
ceeded in pulling the Paraguay off the
mud and into the channel again. The
aid given by the Navy tugs was indis-
pensab,c. i. was said. The service r-n-
dered 10y the Navy in this instance was
by no M aES d new experience. for these
powerful tugs have been frequently
cal. upon to aid stranded vessels be-
fore, not My in the Po:mac. but At
r-"nv noints along the coast.
The tugs Yesterday were handled with
a great deal of skill.
Evening star., 1922-03-20
VAST RECLAMATION PLAN
TO BE PUSHED BY A. F. L.
Great Development Project in Mis-
sissippi Basin Urged to
Aid Unemployed.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
AS a means of relieving unem-
ployment, the American Federation
Of Labor soon will put before Con-
greSS and urge the enactment of bills
appropriating funds for vast land
reclamation projects and for develop
ment of the Mississippi river basin
by control of f1Cod water. increase
OF navieability and drainage of lands.
No estimate of the expenditure in
-clved vas made in the report. ap-
proved by Samuel Gonfpers, president
of the federation, which was pre-
pared by a special committee of the
labor organizations legislative COM
mittee. -.
, We feel that while present dis
location exists throughout the world.
with industry stagnant and unemploy-
ment growing worse, it behooves US
to work out a constructive program"
the report said, that will, in addi-
ton to alleviating the existing stu
alton to large extent. establish
those works that will ever rebound to
the dignity and progress of our Cow
ernment and the welfare of our peo-
Pile"
The reclamation proposed. the re-
rort said, would include governmental
a assistance to drainage work and
clearing of logged off lands, as well
as irrigation OF arid sections. Value
of land reclaimed along the Missis-
sip;:. would pay much OF the cost of
the work. it was estimated. besides
making seaports Of some OF our in
land towns
Evening star., 1922-03-20
SEVERAL AUTO ACCIDENTS
Persons Slightly Injured When
Run Down by Machines.

Benjamin W. PEBBLES. thirty four
years old. Ans: :erdam. y. T., yester-
day afternoon was knocked down at
Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street
by an automobile driven by Eric Wur-
fel. Mount Rainier. Md, and his head
and left hand injured. Wurfel took
him to Emergency Hospital.
While crossing in front of 1425
Pennsylvania avenue - night.
Nicholas Miamara, forty-tnree years
old. 1926 o street, was injured about
his head, body and legs as result
of being knocked down by an auto
mobile driven by an unideptified man
Miamara was taken to Emergency
Hospital.
Marion Sniesosk', sixteen years old.
us Maryland avenue northeast last
night was treated at Casualty Hospi t |
for injuries received when knock ed
down by an automobile near Mary
land avenue and Sth street north
east. First aid was given at Casualty
Hospital.
wcstbound Washington. Balti-
more and Annapolis car jumped the
tracks at kenilworth junction last
night and landed against trolley
pole. John Smith. 4911 Lane lace
northeast. and Basil Story. All 10Th
street. passengers on the car. were
shocked. They refused hospital treat
meut
Evening star., 1922-03-20
ToDAY's. ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAI-"Mr. Pim Passes By
with Laura Hope Crews, performance
ut S:20 pm.
kEITH'S - Marion Harris Grant
Mitchell and vaudeville, at 2:i5 and
Sis pm. -
RELASCG-"Pins add Needles" at
2:1j and Sis pm.
COSMOS-"Last Night" and Gar
nival of Venice" at 3, $3.50 and s:45
pm.
sTRAND-Royal Pekin Troupe and
vaudeville. at 2:45, $40 and 8:45 pm.
AfETY-Vaudeville and pictures,
to 2:15 pm: Barney Gerard's new
show, burlesQue, 2:15 to 4:45; 4:46 to
8:16, pictures and vaudeville, and S:15
to II. burlesque.
CAPITOL Ting a Ling" bur
lesque. at ala and s:15 pm.
PALACE-Nabel Normand. In MOLLY
o. at 1855 am. lai29. 2ie5, 4, $40,
1875 end p:Sg pm.
RIAl.TO-Marion Davies, In "The
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