THE HKK: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY. N'OVKMnKIl 24, 1015;
GREEK PORTS ARE
NOT JLOCKADED
London Statement Taken to. Mean
that Kitchener'! Conference with
King Brought Remlti.
ATHEITS REPORTS PREMATURE
lU'LLKTIX.
SALOKIKI, Not. 22. (Via Paris.
Not. J.) The resignation of I're
niler Skouoodls of Grr-ece, according
to reports in circulation here, Is ex
Jifcted momentarily on account of
difficulties between Greece and Great
Irltaln. .
LONDON, NovT 23. The foreign
office states no Greek ships are being
searched or held up In the ports of
the United Kingdom and that no
blockade of Greek ports has been in
stituted or Is in force.
No amplification of the foreign of
fice statement Is obtainable in of
ficial quarters. The universal de
duction Is that the Greek govern
ment has satisfied the British de
mands submitted by Earl Kitchener,
secretary for war, who was in Athens
last week, and baa furnished guar
antees of the safety of the Anglo
French expeditionary force.
It la belifvr-d that the announcement
from Athena concerning- a commrrclnl
blockade of Greece were premature, In
that they presented the provisional Inten
tion of the entente a'lies aa accomplished
facts.
, Ttecent dispatches from the near east
have stated that the Ilrltlsh sovernmene
ifl Inaugurated a "peaceful, blockade"
Of Greece. The purpoee,' It wa aaid. was
to Indue Greece to guarantee Immunity
to Serbian. French end British troope
Which nilfht be forced Into Greek terri
tory from hoatlle action by the Oreks.
ENTENTE HOPES
SERBIANS WILL
. HOLD MON ASTIR
(Continued from Page One.)
artillery la tuny on the weatern front,
where the only other activity of late
baa been mining and aerial operatlona.
. Roumanla again f'gitrea In news of the
diplomatic situation. It la reported that
the central powera are about to make a
formal request to the Bucharest govern
ment to maintain Ita neutrality, but are
offering certain conceaalona If that na
tion will intervene In the war of their
aide. ;
lirraana Official Report.
: BERLIN, Not. 23. (Via Wireless to
Hyvlle.) An aerial battle, In which a
French biplane waa daahed to the ground.
(iuarters in today's official statement
dealing with operations on the weatern
front. Artillery duela took place In aev
eral sectors of the Franco-Belgian Una,
.the report states.
'The text of the official statement. Is
sued today by the German army head
quarters, follows:'
'-..."western theater: Favored by clear
weather, there a ere lively artillery duela
at various places on this front. Tha
activity of other kinds of fire also con
tinues. . "In Uo Bole La frete sector two
nemy mine exploalona -were unsuccessful-
"A French biplane, after an aerial flht
Ht-r Aure. In the Champagne, fell to
Hie earth.
Fastern theater: There Is nothing to
report.
'"Balkan theater: North of Mltrovltsa
ml north and northeast of Trlatlna, the
enemy was thrown bark In rear guard
battlca. Bulgarian forces, flehtlng
rt-uihaast of mUn. are victoriously ad
anclng. In the region nenr I'rlatlna
8.019 Serbians were made prisoners and
twenty-two machine tuna and forty,
four cannon were-captured."
CAPTAIN BOY-ED IS .
NAMED BY LAWYER
(Continued from Page One.)
money In two New York hanks and soon
after Captain Boy-ed came to him and
told him that the money waa to be spent
under bla (Boy-ad's) direction. We shall
show that MJO.000 to SSOO.000 of thla money
was sent to Ban Francisco, where It waa
pent to charter and supply three ships
with coal and provisions, and that theee
veaaels sailed out and met the German
cruiser Lelpels and perhaps the Dresden.
"One hundred and thirty-five thousand
dollar of this money, we shall show.
waa spent for the purchase outright of
one of these three vessels and all of the
stw.ooo waa spent under Captain Koy-ed'a
personal direction and Instructions.
Many Bhlea Charter.
"Sixteen or seventeen ship, were used,"
Mr. Wood continued, "by tha defendants
to carry coal, water, wine, sauerkraut
and other needed suppllea to tha Lelnzi
Iresden, Cap Trafalgar, Elba, Banta "Lu
cia, Eleanor Woermer and other Ger
man men of war. These steamers all
carried aupor cargo bearing sealed In
structions, which were opened after the
vessel ateamed away, sometimes within
the three-mile limit.
'The defendant. Kotter, wa ahall ahow.
signed letters which the super cargoea
carried and these letters, addressed to
the captains of the steamers selected to
supply German warships. Instructed the
captain to obey the super cargoes and
tromlsd them liberal gratuities for dolmjr
so.
"We shall ahow that after these vea
aels sailed for. Buenos Aires. I Guayra,
Cadis. Morovla and other destination
the euper cargoea Instructed the captains
te go elsewhere and that the captains In
obeying these instructions took their ves
sels to meet German warships at sea and
to deliver to the warships the supplies
aboard.
"Wa shall show that these defendants
conspired at various meetings to do all
these things; that In so dclng they
rough-shod aver the laws and treaties of
tha United States, as contemptuously as
If thoae laws and treaties had been mere
scraps of paper.
Mr. Wood address lasted less than
forty minutes.
foaitaa mt Defease.
William Kand, counsel for the defense.
opened lib theae words
"hn far aa certain facta are concerned
we concede) that they are Juat as Mr,
Wood stated them to fee,"
"Waf concede that certain ships sailed
ROBERT LORAINE, the
actcr-aviator, well known
in America, has received
the military cross for gal
lantry fcr attacking; a Ger
man Albatross at a distance
of fifteen yards.
from American porta to supply Gorman
warahlpae and admit that theee ahipa
were outfitted by Dr. linens and the
oth-r iWomlnnta, but deny that the acta
of the defendants oonetitute conspiracy,'.'
Mr. Hand added.
"On or abuut August 1, 1014, Dr.
Hums reoelvcd from his home office In
Oermany ordera by cable directing him
to charter a number of stesmshlps here,
place provlslona, coal and other sup
plies aboard and send thorn to a dvalg
nated place In the Atlantic, there to
await ' the appearance of German war
ahlpa, to which tho supplies were to be
delivered. He was acting on those legiti
mate orders In chartering these veaaels."
HAUSER HERE;
MAY CONFESS
SMITH MURDER
(Continued from Fago One.)
(.gainst tho fellow, although the attitude
of a number of men waa anything but
reassuring. After Mid speedy run from
Albright the prisoner waa landed In the
cell room without mishap, and Maloney
heaved a vlitlblo slff.l of relief, emphat
ically refused to talk and went home to
dinner. Both he, Hauser and Finn showed
the strain of the flftr n-hour ride on tha
cars. .
Glad It la Over.
"I'm glad this part Is over." said the
prisoner Juat before the Iron bolt of his
cell door fell Into place with a clang.
Maloney has sent for those believed to
be' Haiiaer's victims, who did not make
the recent trip to Wichita, when Itauser
waa Identified, and they will hear him
speak, get a good look at the man. and.
If possible, add further to the chain of
evidence which Is designed to send Mauser
to "the chair."
(lad lie Is Dronaht Hack.
Upon learning that Captain Maloney
1 ad arrived in On aha with his prisoner
Miss Grace Plater, who waa Smith's com
panion the night he waa murdered, said:
"I am glad he has been brought back
here, and I hop Ms trial will come up
soon. I am sure my statements will be
substsullated either by a confession or
testimony at the trial."
W. F. Hauee. whose home at 3328 Pins
street, was held up by llauaer while a
house party waa In rrogreaa, aald: "Ton
can bet your sweet lilt I'm glad, they've
got him here. Tho worst la not too bad
for that fell
the I latino holdup.
John T. Tales, sovereign clerk of the
Woodmen of the World, by whom Smith
waa employed, aald: "I am pleased to
find liauser has been brought to Omaha,
and I hope he Is gl 'en a speedy and fair
trial ao justice can be dono."
TOD SLOAN ARRESTED
ON DEPORTATION ORDER
LONDON, Nov. 21. -Tod flloan, the
former jockey, was arrested here to
day on a deportation order from the
home secretary, under the defense of tha
realm act. He will bu sent bark to the
United Statea immediately.
The explanation given by the home
ofll e fo- designating Tod Hloan as an
umlcalrat Ir alien ' that he has been
maintaining a gambling house.
It la presumed here that Tod Sloan's
deportation from Ktmlruxl was ordered
because he recently had been In Oer-
many. No official report on tha caae has
reached the titate department.
IFTEEN MILLIONS IN
GOLD COME FROM LONDON
NEW YORK, Nov. H Two shipments
of gold valued at I16.750A10 which ar
rived here on board the steamers Lap
land and 8t. I'aul, were landed today. )
The Lapland brought t7.0W,uoo while the
Ft I'aul carried Kt.&'iO.ouO In gold specie
snd M.WO.OUO In bullion. Most ot the gold
was consigned to New York banking
houses to pay for war munitions ordered
ty the lirttlsti government.
Tlead Them Every Hay. It Will Pay!
Tbe Bee Want Ada in The Bee.
YOUR BROKCHUL TUBES
When a cold settles ia the bronchial
tubes, with that weakening, tickling
cough, immediate treatment is very
important The breath seems shorter
because of mucous obstructions; usu
ally fever is present, your head jars with
every cough and your chest may ache.
This Is no time for experimenting or
delay you must get Scott's EmulMon
at once to drive out the cold which
started the trouble, and it will check
the cough by aiding the healing pro
cess of the enfeebled membranes.
II you have any symptoms of bron
chitis, or even s stubborn cold, always
remember that Scott's Emulsion has
been relieving tris trouble for forty
years. It is free t'rom alcohol or drags.
Refuse substitutes.
uutt ft Vw. SlaosulMld.rt.I. 1S-U
I Jt.I.
SEVEN KILLED AND
FORTY-TWOINJURED
Special Train Carrying Circus Col
lide! Head-On with Passenger
Near Columbus, Ga.
SEVERAL REPORTED MISSING
COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 23. Seven
persons, at least, were killed and
forty-two injured In the wreck near
here last night, when a circus train
.collided head-on with a passenger
train on the Central of Georgia rail
road. A misunderstanding of orders
brought tho two trains together On a
straight track and much of the wreck
age was burned. At least six persons
were burned to death and a seventh
died in r. hospital. All the dead were
members of the Kennedr Carnival
company, which was traveling on a
train of twenty-eight cars. None of
the injured will die.
The owner of the show eatlmeted that
eighteen were killed, but a search of tho
wreckage today gavo no trace of that
number. All tho show animal were
hurticd to death and there Is a possibility
that several showmen, of whom no rco-
ord was kept, were also lost.
The known dead and Injured, except
for trainmen, were persons traveling with
the cnrnlval company. The list of dead
follows:
MR. AND MRS. FRF.D 8. KEMFF of
Khiisbs City.
A HUOWMAN. known as "Whltey."
O. H. HAWKINS, Peoria, III.
GEO RGB CHADWICR, address un
known. JOHNSON, address unknown.
Hawkins, Chadwlck and Johnson were
employed by thn carnival company.
The engines of both trains were de
molished by the Impact The passenger
train carried three steel coaches, all of
which escaped serious damage. The cars
of the carnival train, however, piled up
on the englnea and immediately caught
fire. The chief performers of the car
nival company rode In twelve coachea
which made up the rear end of their
train and none of them suffered more
than bruises.
Throws Cllrl front 'Window.
Mr. and Mrs. Kempf and their young
daughter. Hazel, were In one of the cars
near the front of the train. When the
car caught fire the woman tossed her
daughter out of a window, the child es
caping with cuta arid trulses. Mrs.
Kempf and her husband were burned to
death In the wreckage.
It was said tonight none of the animals
except some horses and dogs escaped
being burned to death.
There were about 40) people attached
to the carnival company, which had
been exhibiting In Atlanta during the last
w-7k.
The train carried a lion, two beara, six
camels and a number of trained horses
and dogs.
Southwestern Iowa
Fruit Men to Meet
ATLANTIC,- la., Nov.' SI (RpeeiaD
Tho forty-first annual aeealon ot tha
Southwestern Iowa Horticultural society
will bo held at Atlantic. November 30 to
December I The exhibits will be made
In Masonic Temple building.
Officers of the association are: Presi
dent, M. 3. . Worth. Mondamln; vice
president, I. N. Brown, Atlantic: treas
urer. J. r. Hess, Council Bluffs; secre
tary protem. W. M. Bomberger. Harlan.
TANK SCRAP SUIT AGAINST
PURDUE IS DISMISSED
LAFAYETTFX Inl.. Nov. 23,-Judge J.
Caldwell In tha circuit court today d
missed the 2T,,O0O .iamnge suit against
Purduo university brought by Abraham
L. Ohonchaln of Fouth Whitley, Ind.,
whose son .was killed In the Purdue tai lr
scrap of September 19. 1913, Ms neck belig
broken. It wss alleped In the complaint
that the school authorities Induced Fran
cis W. Obenchaln. 30. to enter the fWht.
and tht the fight w-is conducted and en
couraged by tha university. The case wis
dismissed because of a lack o prosecu
tion. Hundred Persons
Drown in Sicily
ROME, Nov. 13. (Via Ixmdon.) One
hundred persons were drowned today by
the washing away of a bridge over tho
Balso river, near IJcata. Blclly.
f'rap Uasue I'rovea Fatal.
MASON CITY. Ia.. Nov. .-Spee1al
Telegram.) -Jamea K. Wilson Was shot
snd killed while engaged In a crap game
at Manley. Bert Thomas Is under arrest
and Is reported to have confessed to tha
shooting, but claims self-defense.
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High Grade
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Proper llaclng on of Facets.
The two last mentioned mean
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la not smoky or cloudy.
Our lVrfect Diamonds have
all above ruent tuned attribute,
and we have them In all elia
and In gutHlly numbers cor
rectly priced.
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15 -& DODGE
WANT FRAUDULENT
ADS SUPPRESSED
n, .. . . .
Advertising; Clubs Ask Federal Gov
eminent to Take Jurisdiction
Over Them.
PRINTED LIE IS A PUBLIC LIE
WASHINGTON, Nov. 23. Repre
sentatives of the Asnoclated Adver
tising Cluhs of tho World appeared
today before the federal trade com
mission to urge the comniisHlon to
take Jurisdiction over dishonest ad
vertising as unfair competition
within the meaning of the federal
tre.de law.
"We feel we are a natural ally of
the . commission with our 14,000
members, embracing fourteen meth
ods of advertising," said Herbert S.
Houston, president of the clubs.
"In addition to our national vigilance
committee we have In each state ippatVe
vigilance committees, and they come In
contact with many interstate cases which
we thin might well be laid before this
ccmmlsslcn by ua."
I'rlntrd Me la Public Mr.
James Keeley, editor of the Chicago
Herald, presented tho view of a Inrste
number of advertising aRencles that dis
honest advertising was unfair competi
tion. "A spoken lie may be a private matter,
but a printed He is a public lie; It con
cerns th public and Is a question for
public treatment," said Mr. Keeley.
"Publishers deal In the sale of white
space and the value thereof depends
upon the confldonce of the public In
which It has printed therein. To print a
crooked advertisement In that space Is
to assault public confidence. To depre
ciate the value of advertisements Is to
Injure one of tho greatest ot public
utilities."
Many Inataneea Cited.
H. J. Keener, secretary of the national
vigilance committee; William H. Inger
soll, a New York manufacturer, and
Charles H. Porter, president of the Chi
cago. Advertising association, cited nu
merous cases of misstatements In ad
vertisements which they urged came
within the Jurisdiction of the commis
sion. E. P. Meredith of Ues Moines,
la., estimated that the association could
present (,(100 such Instances.
At the end of the hearing Chairman
Davles suggested that the association
present specific complaint In writing that
the commission fnUht tako up and act
on tha question of Jurisdiction. Mr.
Houston said that would be done imme
diately. CONVICTION OF SLAYER OF
ANNA AUMULLER UPHELD
ALHANY, N. T., Nov. 23. The Judgment
convicting Hans Schmidt of the murder
of Anna Aumullcr was upheld by the
court of appeals today.
Schmidt, who was performing the of
fices of a priest at St. Joseph's church
in New York City, was arrested Septem
ber IS. l!:t. and confessed to the police
that he had killed Miss Aumuller, whose
dismembered body had been found in the
North Wcr. -
, Tha first frlal resulted In a disagree
ment, but a second trial ended in a con
viction. I-alcr Schmidt repudiated his
confession and the case was carried to
l'n cotrt of appals on the ground that
Miss Aumuller's death waa the result of
an Illegal operation.
Department Ordera.
WASHINGTON. Nov. St. (Special Tele
gram.) Iowa rural letter curriers ap
pointed: Keystone. James L. Morrison;
Mount llamlll, Jumca S. Talin; Mount
l'leasunt. Clarence V,n Tuyl; Pack wood.
Krnest l. Clark; Sallx, Stephen Cleary.
A civil service examination will he held
on. January 8 fur rural letter carriers at
NVIIkIi and Stockvllle, Neh.
W. C. Werlenbrush of Sioux City. Ia..
has been appointed a clerk In the Inter
state Commerce commission .
The comptroller of the currency has
approved the apnllcation of the Oreyhull
bank at Orevbull, Wyo., to convert Into
the First National bank of Ureybull, with
a capital of .i0.mO.
The AEOLIAN VOCALION
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Allow amen ou I'honutfrupus of
Other Makea.
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And the Wonderful Graduola
which confers the wholly new phonographic privilege of
perfect and artistic tone-control. It lets you play the
phonograph with all the musical feeling you possess.
Demonstrations of this new Aeolian Vocalion, as well aa
other models, cheerfully givon to the merely curious as
well as intending phonograph purchasers.
Schmoller & Mueller Piano Co.
1311-13 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb.
Exclusive Aeolian Vocalion Distributors for Nebraska
and Western Iowa. Desirable territory open for Re
liable Dealers.
Store Closed All Day Thanksgiving Day.
Burton's Name on
Republican Ticket
For Coming Primary
Matthew J. Grcevy of Omaha yes
terday filed In the office of the secre
tary of state at Lincoln a petition
nominating Senator Theodore K.
Burton of Ohio for president on tho
Nebraska republican ticket, he an
nonuced in a statement Issued last
night.
"The petition was signed by thirty
six republican voters who are repre
sentative of the rank and file of re
publicans in this state, rather than of
olfice holders, or office seekers,"
said Mr. Greevey. "Among the
signers were a dozen members of the
Ohio club of Omaha."
Senator Burton recently visited
Omaha and was greeted and enter
tained here by hundreds of republicans.
Convicted of Shipping
Whisky in Coffin
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Nov. 23. The
Tennessee Coffin anl Casket company
and Frank Fox, Its rhlpplng clerk, were
convicted In the federal court todny of
shipping whisky In coffins Into adjoining
states without proper labelling.
T. C. Hetterton, president of the eom
pny, who also Is poilce chief of Chatta
rtoogc; L. C. Myllus, superintendent of
the company, and A. G. Smith, a sales
man, were acquitted. Betterton denied
Knowledge of the fact.
Thn government contended it waa the
compnny's custom to enclose tot tics of
ahlsky to those whj bought coffins.
QUR LABEL is
p-7 inside, but the
appearance is visible to
the mist casual observer.
Yes, it pays handsomely
to wear a suit made here
for you at
$25 to $50
Terfect Fit Guaranteed.
MacCarthy-Wilson Tailoring Co.
S15 South 15th Street.
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It adds to the dally food purs fruit-derived ele
ments necessary for health and strength, and
causes such ailments as a weak stomach, conitt-
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water, oil or enema can do. It Is ss different from
such things as day is from night. It means active
functions, sound digestion, pure blood, wholesome
Skin, restful sleep, strong nerves, a clear brain.
You can expect those results. They will come.
It Is Just What You Need
Your druggist ct grocer can get Fruit Visor
for you i per Jar. But If he won't, send
X for an ar, or S3 for four lara, to be
sent prepaid and guaranteed by us.
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The Sound Box
. which produces a rich,
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The Automatic Stop
a new triumph of simplic
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Specially Priced
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Dainty, New
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Our buyer, who is now
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THE CENTRAL'S
Big Toy Department
OPENS
Friday, November 26th
Our enlarged toy department enables
us to display the largest and most com
plete line of foreign and domestic toys,
dolls and games that we have ever shown.
In thla Mg department can be found any
and eveiy thing In the way of mechanical
or Iron toy, beautiful dressed dolls, dolls
with kid bodies and character dolls, and
all at a price which will mean an abso
lute saving to you of from 10 per cent to
60 per cent. These low prices are made
possible on account of our Inexpensive
building and location and a very small
operating expense.
AMI'S KM KIS'TS.
race:
Don't Miss This Musical
Treat
DAVID BISPHAM
and an
All-Star Cast
in
"THE REHEARSAL"
and
ADELAIDE
at the
AUDITORIUM
Monday Night, Nov. 29.
Second Popular Price
Municipal Concert
Seats, 50c to $1.50.
Make Your Reservations Now.
Box Office :en.
TBI BEIT IN VAUDEYIX.I.E
Uly Mstm , Svory Klglit. 8:15
i other scu tsu
JACK CLIKr OU Vi J
U Mlry. Arnold a Ethel o:ir: broaa a U
wk; I'oiTtsas A YltiQ; or bum Travel Wkl..
Price.: Ml! liiry. luc bi-at seats leac-pt
Saturday and Sunday). c. Nlshu. Wc. Ue. 10
and Tie.
Oaa JIAU rUst CEITTZB"
Dally Mat s..l 8-95-80
ETnara l &--oo-yss
six" cJt rnt-t week
lb Conjunction With
Cay New Yorkers ,5252
Doll MorrtsMv.
Gt r.1c-ln l os -"it rttcartsisva award
tar to patron. Mayb you'll sot n.
X&Ua Pl-i UUiu Wm. Bays.
TOMIOHT.
V. W. OOLK. Manar.
11 UI HI V IU .S I'KC 1 A lll.K
Til QBEAT JOHBT OAVTOaT
Matinf-s: Ttiurn. Pt. All Beata 10c.
MOBTB BIOI STOCK CO,
tafaar btan.larj Flays at II If
Neit Wnk: "TUb: TH'IKl) nKOREE."
Iteaorved beats at Uux Orfic
6 CO.
For Baby's Bed
The dnintest, most at
tractive things you have
seen in many a day; Silk
(guilts, Eiderdown Blank
ets, machine or hand made
Sheets and Pillow Cases,
Knitted Cotton Sheets,
Quilted and Eiderdown
lied Pads.
All at Pleasing
Prices
Infants' Section
Third Floor.
Striped Silks
sirable 30-inch fabrics.
They arrived yesterday
$1.50 to $2.25 a Yard
MISS THE
u,..,.gy.
jUUiUMMSa I
ni'-Aiie ViHn
AMI $i:mk.t8.
BAH DEI
THEATER
2H? BIG VJEEH
D. W. Griffith's World's Sensation
SMlnJ
You Can't Afford ,
to Miss It- y
ASK ANYBODY
Matinee Dally, 2:15; Eienlngs, 8:15
nnipCQ. Matinees, 25c to $1
rniULOi Evenings, 50c to $2
1
3
WINSCH & POORE,
In' 'No Trespassing".
Chas Chaplin,
In a 2-Baal Blst,
Admission
10
Kad. Beata,
10o Extra
Fhoaa
Doug. 999.
"A NIGHT IN
THE SHOW"
AT
THE
BOYD
Zast Times Doday,
"THE RAVEN"
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fcvprano, Sings at 3 p. m. and 9:14.
Tomorrow Thanksgiving
Bnsrnremsnt Extraordinary,
HEW YOU TABKIOir SHOW,"
"Mrs. Whitney's Styls Show,"
"aTovci and Boclsty." "Kentucky
Derby." Also Living Models.
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5c Kiddies' Komady Pictures So H
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11 a. ni. to 11 i. m
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Afternoon fe Eva.
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Pauline Krederick
"BELLADONNA"
ROLLER SKATING
Chambers' Academy
Bntranoe 1434 Tarnam
Eyery AFTERNOON and EVENING
AdmUxion and bkates. 23c
E-ourlas 1871. 9. K. TELTOH. Mfi.
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