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dreds |of Germans Hove
f- ^ ' Americana Have Offers
HV. %\niPl tr**? \ BtasEj *>** *
""" K W Wport'edtfat the Lot la&stock
on J rWny mi
a cash basis. - *
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i'srifi. Am ??It is oil i laity an^
fSS$$r5i MexK^JJ watery and. that
mh BBB&W*1 ^
deatroy U?em. The Franc <.at airy
Uee- - mprtnd the Germ id drfib >na .near,
Beiferd. Nearly all the ne tepapera
I r . a?e eaepended. v ? 1 ' ,,,. t
aatJtaM ? * ???' 11 a1"* *
a W MM *hi*l~aj-ift'he' Oasouv.
a crulenr Biuhiult and Rnaala . cruiser.
. ?ajfj*?aot? ve'Mfc dokM"4r" trelhwet,
SataMfifiW'ttt* a fierce battle, are
a IMfeaaak^e << > . U
? iaM e e.IV>* * 1 *11 ' W?*' ?*?*
e eexureSrMaaM, 'Mt"'*:^ibn} ot Oer
* nAny** lirgeBt Zeprlin airs! lpa attempted
to pan orer the frortlflca?.
i - tlens- of the' Herven Pliteau of
? BelcUa. . -Sani tear Mil* through
fBTtlope and the crew &1 twenty
da v ?alii German* Mffrtt*<1.
, ,wr>J >?
. tiallfaz. Aug. 60?'The W1 lte Star
* Liner Cedrlc and Cunarder Mauretanla
have pat In here to es :ape the
m ? German cruisers. * * ' *
? ! ***> Aua* -&M?The lelglans
? ,, ^wwfced Ue.eatteei OermftH army
.corps- /The flsiotaas gave" iaj and
.? r rr ?<t 111 ? stfeajtthd Nr 11Sobt walt
at.v, in* for their infantry. On he out ?
a eklrts of Vlstf the* Belgian's stopped
# and the German rushed intc a trap
m ' and were-driven'hack ttfto ul Ler con
.vfueton. -The'sappertlng colutn 1* came
. t - up and the Belgians retreaifil into
t.?M Liege, The artillery and' : Machine
< \ ?- gunartnowetf flowh'the-German ad
' anoee. The aeroplanes notified the
? *** artillery of the'exact'poMtloi of the
invadere. Which enabled the < ffectlve
- uee <A the^rrtTiert'at long'r ,nge. It
*\ * is 'reportdd that" the Crown Prince
? Iran left Berlin to t?ke conn latftf.''
Parflr'^ug? t.??hi Qj rile * off
estjma^tes ^thgt the Xlecirdan losses
were eight thousand dead and two
? thousand q^tmr1 7
' tUH*
^>>I<*Ldn<fcnl'.l' Wi\j.! iV Is j- 'ported
? .- * WCi-man ' squadron .1 \ bofn.bardlng
Sveaberg. jEnglam .the
v ^Gibraltar W 'tie Butte," . .
, ? * ;
More Germans and Englls i have
* "bedh d-ouhdeci during the # tueftu^
. eugkgWchti in 'the^or ,h Se*.
Att'Wob$hr new state that_ bp, on
gagetterits of consequence are epo?"tr
ed.' lS-e'tlbrtaian neet 1b no v bot
? T
bwfc gl Germans
Vflitt' y?rt jronjidejl were
" * 'brought here from Liege.
Rome. Aug. 0.?TMspatchei from
* , ' ? Wish Bfate'thit dervfa lias ai sumetl
r <? *t^l?^4ig^r selvb';^^^l,^0t, Austrl . Th^
Servian ^ efomeAt has estal lushed
bed bade grWtffttt*.' # * ,/> v.
j. l^trlrf", Aflg. I?hundreds of AmeVV.
. leans1 today offered lo enUst n <fte
Service. ' ' '
;
. irithlrty.fi ve hhttdted deaij. BelJneta
W*1
last nlghbitariattack Liege aft< they
deer tepiflsed? With heavy " osse*.
TffiTOe'rmap trpoiy brought yi tliplr
* heavy artillery f<^: t^e purp >?e of
renewing f^eir ^c^nn Liege. ;Many
Gdrmans/navg ^eso^ed on wtItIq^
territory. The oirnsau
I -Wfrd their In
'??SBW|.W^|lW.iK<"ltler ?f **
t> ?*dVfflUP.)??>V.?U 0#?MW?-| T1>?
' Qfli^B.na 14 addition.have Voen ?
X dered to ehoot all cjYjll?ju_th^t act
^ . c#iTjlnierel?. at Viae an Mpraar.
Ihoa^nt a
. Oermnin^Jlwr,..!!.
. Th)^vn>n>na iaat three timieand
, vt the A'i??.,??ne.- ?t waa bf (Hi
0 . lie revet Ightlny and la atm in i-rov
reaa. General Von Bmmloh. the (Jarr.
nan'cownandar, la directing] (JJ)|
. tomHWWllH'l mm reported th?
e 'ivart'* 'ii!'.
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StfKa.fcwnif-1 llfcd ft tn. ' iL i ?
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i ii. i r. iif i, i in,.
'i t-~ rrrr?T-"
lERMANS ... j
SJKffORtH SEA t:
> >** if- i
Zo Ac Bo ttled Up la Kli I HunOwriei
to Aim terdam
r to Enlist in Parts. The Bank
M,w*l ?
. ' Cruisers of Russia -a ad Ger~
1 - ,.
sit
-M * 1 ? H ? ?? * . tri
"-I ftl'l mI i>iV^\: H : " I ,i ' PI
%4I ... 71S a * '
tosoe* W? .?0Wy< moving towards 80
Liege. . . ^
I Ti
'..Germany kas> sent an u timatum
to--Mali. > > ? -- ?
I'*"" *1- i)
. .ft&uU. Ulfi toll paid Uy. the. German h
i array of the Mwae fo*>lft? ajtfcact qd
lAfl* 'H" J [b!?':. ?!? gp,
Belgiansj jn^e '^ role de- I jgg
ft?i(e, ,rep??lelng tUe .Gfwnatis after c0
heary end continuous fighting. W(
The fortified position of Liege had pi<
to -tupp*** dt? Wednesday th^ general th<
shock of the German attack. The tin
Belgian forts resisted the .advance ta1
'fie'reefr and did not auger. One* Bel-' be
glon squadron attacked and drove VI
hock six German squadrons. yo
> Sight hundred wounded German*
are being transferred' to th< city of ca
Liege, where they will be ci red tor. tlc
Prior to the attack on Lie je,. Gen. .*
Von Emmich, commanding he fierman
army of the Meuse, ssued a *n'
proclamation calling for an o >en road lnl
through Belgium for the ad ance of ho
his forces and suggesting t at pru-'
dents Would show It t^o be I he duty'
of .the Belgian people to ai cede to pr
this, to avoid the horrors of war. la
T^ie Germans committed i eprlsals .. I
against the civil population of the ty
town of Vise, eight miles i orth of th|
l3egq, burning the city am shooting
many residents., th
j 'Germany in pushing her ; dvaoce pr
through1 has met with strong strong ta
opoaliion around* Liege, wh< re Belgian
fdxfces,'according to offl :ial ad- Qf
rices reaching Brussels, hive re- an
' pulsed the German army if the
Meuse under Gen. Von Emu lch. th
The Germans ^re reported to have p?
lost several thousand killed and ab
, tlx
Field Marshal Kitchener h is been ta!
appointed Secretary pf Sla e for he
Wax in the British cabinet a ad will 1 '
have hnder him the mtlita y cam- th
paign against Germany- . . eij
; t French troops havo Joinc 1 the co
Belgians in opposing the proj ress of ut
Germans through Belgium a d It p
reported that possibly Great" Britain wj
may send reinforcements: 1
^The"Prealde^t*o^ thp VP1*?' T*
1 tiajTp'rojff^^^s services as peflla- mi
tqr to the European nations It war. 80
wil1
L' n r. I n n A V.. ?
boat. Both At,St. Petersbu g ani L
Berlin, the German and Rusel in em- |
battles, respectively, have b< cn at- *
, tacked by moba* fju.? n><.
,r -The capture of several C erman
steamers by the British is r< porto d
a ad the British cruisers Amph on has
sunk the Hamburg-Ataerioei line
steamer, Koenlgin Louise, r< centlv
converted Into K mine-layer.
Russian frontier patrols hai e penetrated
ten miT6s into Genua y.
' r Travelers returning ffon the
'North B?a briag word that no lostlle pa
' jvar^hljps w^to to he seefi. .' - ^
mm I
r. i I?f b| Ullin Un 1 \ co
LYING NEftl |
(flpedal to Dally New?.)
\\ ufihlngton, D. C.. Aug. .--The
I life of Mm. Wood row Wilson wife
! WlWoo, hangs j ?' a n-i
slender thread. She rallied this
morn tag aft** a"restful night, 'here gr
is yHl^hope entertained for b if re-' th
1 oovery. Artificial respiration and %J
the administration of oxygen may an
[ iSnW A'^t to^irng^f ipnger. fca'us4 jn
of her trouble lw her kidneys, j The 20
i- f-VeMent 14 VohhidMly at heri bed- pr
Mr *
V*' y' ? **'* '" *&* - '
ft ?M >>% ,. ( l, I A. /.
NGT<
.-., jtfttff
msmrtotoN tit
^ 'r || ^
"Quo Vadli,1' George Kleine's
perb photo-drama spectacle that
oused so much enthusiasm In New
i i .il at :i ' i >rk
and .crowding, the Astor Thea
s. duplicated its saoces In Chicago,
illadolphla and Boston, will be prented
for the first time In Wasrlngn,
N. C., oif Friday, the \ 14th, at
w New Theatre, and therfe will bo
niattaee Trlday. ' /
lh-oni eVpnr vlewqplnt this is the
ost marvellous achievement in the - '
toto-drama, realm and richly dervee
Its success. It la dramatic,
eotacular and thrtflinfc at the same
no. Thfe tfcultltude of incidents
ntalned (Ja Hepry Slen kj e wlepTs
>rid^a?ed.?tory frpm which tre
:Lures were.made hare been more
an raithfnlly reproduced 'and all
s romantic and historic values rained.
For^dvers of romdnco the
autlful story of the Jtaipan^yoatb .
nitlus' great love for the swoet *
ung Christian .girl, Lyria, la
aphlcally visualized as we(l as the
mpanioa story of Petrositis' agecm
for hia slave "Bunlie.'j To'the 1
mtrer of history' and searcpent for J
rills nothing can be inorel satlsfyg
than the vivid picture of the
'amoua Nero and his court, with Its _
rrlble thougr spectacularly gorgea.
feasts and orgies;, and they can
4.even mere sensation lnl the re- (
UUUVUUU VI IUO IJiBUl H pitJUSUICS
the Arena, the charlt races. 1
idiator combats and the redding of 1
a faithful band o? Christian mar- I
re by the ferocious lions, I and in
at crowning spectacle Illustrating ,
i infamous and Imbecilllc} vanity. ,
e burning of Rome. Thdse who
oflt by and enjoy the leeaons
light Itt the story take pleasure Iff
e illustrated history of tl?e birth
Christianity in Rome, the trials ,
d experiences of the Christians, ,
e teachings of Peter and Paul and
e visitation of the Saviour to j
iter on the Appian Way as he Is j
out to desert Rome. In its en- ]
cty It Is the most satlfsylng enterInraent
yet conceived in the broad
id of motion photography.
The photo-drama Is divided Into ^
rc? aets with , an intermission of
pbt minutes between each and
nsumes two hours and fifteen mines
at each performances
The matinee performance Friday
ill begin at 8:30 p. m.. and the
cning. performance at 8:30 p. m. 1
lere will be only one show at each 1
stlnee and night. So every one '
ilng should go early.
Kin
i rot innrr
LAM Ml
I?/it > .1 .lit 1
The "Rose Musical Comedy Com
ny" gave another creditably perrfdhnce
at the New Treatrd last
glit and notwithstanding the lnsmency
of the weather, thefe was
good attendance. The show. In
dllfoii to1 tfrA'Hflrst-class njoTles.
18 In keeping with ihb reputation
this first-class playhouse. This
mpany has recently ,vxqade (good"
nee their appearance in Washing* '
n, and the management of thb New
ieatre Is to bey congratulated upon 1
Uing tbem. The program fbr to- 1
ght promises to be the most attracire
of the week. All who attend
[11 be more than repaid.
'a restful in Washington Park. 1
I. O. O. K. COfcVBNTTOji
; ' i
j?en Mar Park, Pa,, Aug. ^.-t-Tlw i
eateBt reunion In the hlstofy of !
e (Odd Fellows ^f Maryland. Pennlvanla,
Virginia. West Virginia.
4,tye District, (Columbia Is be
g held here today, with dearly
i.OOO fntfhtoers of the organisation
esent. Features of the meeting are
[dresses by prominent men. and
ilia by the Patriarchs Militant and
ittghCers 6f RebeKah. A number of
sU-lmouni members of the orlbr are
?sent, including the grand masters
the flee Jurisdictions and oncers
! the qrand Ix>dge. J *' , ^ 1 ?
:R.?Pfobably cloudy tonlg ht and Friday
Km
THURSDAY AFTERNOON A1
wife. I
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RESPONDS TO AI
WELCOME A
ffie District Convention of the wh(
3dd Follows of the Second District t*10
ilet In Belhaven thlB afternoon and- art
. l?c'
onlght Ujo first session was devoted rcp(
o business and fts evnlnr MMlflB ? ?
- rie
was an open one to which the gen- art
eral public -had a cordial invitation, goo
Our townsman, Mr. Edward L. Stew- is i
art, responled to the address of wel- imp
come. It is neediest to mate that It beei
he proved equal to the occasion. Mr. slot
Stewart la one of the honor gradu- ami
ates of l]ie University of North Car- spoi
Dlina. Since his graduation he has at t
been a rising member of the Wash- sior
ington bar. After receiving his Is c
liceneo to practice law he associated the
tlmself with Judge Stephen C. Was
Bragaw and the firm was dissolved and
\n Improved Road
Improve Th<
That an improved road will in- coui
crease vastly the productiveness of I
the area through which It runs has stui!
now been satisfactorily demonstrated that
by studies conducted by the United 65,C
States Department of Agriculture in wer
Virginia. Conditions in Spotsylvania in 1
county were Investigated with par- of I
ticular care, and the results have "tot
proved surprising. In 1909 the coun- Imp
ty voted $100,000 to improve 4 0 aves
miles of roads. Two years after the cent
completltioii Of this work the rati- proi
road took away In 12 months from "toi
Fredericksburg, the county seat, 71- A st
OOQ tons of agricultural and forest 000
products hauled over the highways to The
that town. Before the Improvement In o
of the roads this total was only 49.- 4 0 |
900 tons annually; in other words, H
the quantity of the county's produce this
had risen more than 45 per cent, forn
Still more interesting, however. lr farir
the increase shown in the quantity tend
jf the dairy products. In 1909, these prof
amounted to 114,815 pounds, in Just
1911 to 273,028 pounds, an increase incr
af practically 140 per cent in two It
years. In the same time .shipments amp
of wheat had increased 50 per cent, slap
tobacco 31 per cent, and lumber mul
tnd other forest products 48 per l.oti
ceqt. n . .. impi
In addition to this Increase In the
quantity the cost of hauling each 2^0(
ton of produce was materially re- sum
Auced. In other words, the farmers mar
not only produce more, but produce wor
more cheaply, for the cost ot Iran#- two
portation to market Is of cotrpe an as l
Important factor in the cost of pro- roa<
luetics. ^From tblil point of view, it, Thii
Is estimated that the flO'O.OOO spent trao
in Improving the roads In Spotsylva- of a
nia comity savedithe farms of that witl
GOR8 TO BATH.
<?1 pjBTr* ' 1
Miss Bonner Archbell* left yesterday
for Bath. N. O., to risK relatives.
. 1
OUBST OF DAUGHTER. In*1
Mf. Lewi. Swindell, who has been kee
letting hie daughter, Mr?. II. A. per
Swindell at Ifeal'e Paint, Is In the ed
city today ah route to hie homo In ror
Swan Quarter, N. C. ? . .fl
\IL\
. '
JOUST 6 1914
Stewart
)DRESS OF
T BELHAVEF
'n Judge Bragaw was elevated
Superior Court beach. Mr. Stei
since becoming a member or tl
il bar has made an enviab
itation as a speaker and advocat
la a son of ex-Mayor E. T. Stei
and enjoys the confidence ai
d will of the entire county. J
in enthusiastic member of tl
irovea uraer or uea Men, n&vti
i their orator on several occ
is and as an Odd Fellow atani
)ng the find. This evening he r
rids to the address of welron
;he district meeting now In se
i at Belhaven. The Dally Net
onfldent he will prove equal i
occasion, for no member of tt
hington bar Is more attract!?
magnetic as a speaker.
Will
i Through Are
Qty $41,000 a year,
n the past two years the trafll
lies of the Federal experts sho
; approximately an average <
100 tons of outgoing produc
o hauled over the improved roa<
he county an average distant
S miles, or a total of 520,00
i-miles." Before the roads wei
roved It was estimated that tli
age cost of hauling was 2
a "ton-mile;" after the In
'ement this fell to 12 cents
l-rnlle," or a saving of 8 cent
tvmg or 8 cenis per mile on 520
' ton-miles" is $-11,000 a yea:
county's investment of $100,00
ther words returns h dividend <
>er cent annually,
ecause this saving, in cases <
character, does not take U
i of cash put directly into it
ler's pocket there is a widesprea
ency to believe that it is flctitioi
it, while as a matter of fact it
aft real as source of profit as a
ease in the price of wheat,
i DlnwEddie county, Va., for e:
tie, where peanuts are one of tl
le crops, the average load for t?
os on a main road was aboi
>0 pounds before the road wi
roved. After its Improvomei
average load was found to 1
>0 pounds, and the time co
ed in hauling the larger load
ket was much reduced. ln\othi
ds. one man with a wagon ar
mules could do more than twii
much work with tho improvt
1 than with an nniraproved roa
s Is tho explanation of the e
rdinary rise in the total outpi
igrlcultural products- in a coun
i a good road system.
AN INNOVATION.
.'he Blount's Pharmacy has Ji
tailed a candy refrigerator,
ps all candies at an even te
ature. The refrigerator is fltrfi
in m ah of any and has bevel m
s around all sMee. It must
a to b? apBTMtaUxt.
(&? ' ti-' '*
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FALLS THOUGH
PLATE GLAS
YoBtorday afternoon Eugeno Tan
ard, aged about 12 years, a son
Mrs. John. Tankard, who resides <
Bridge street, while attempting 1
turn on the electric light of the o
flee of Dr. P. A. Nicholson, fell fro
the c'b&lr. After this he fainted an
fell through the plate glass windo
af Dr. P. A. Nicholson's office. ?
was unconscious at the time and ca
rled to his home. The young ma
Is all right today, as if nothing ha
happened.
mm
REUNION AT
TARBORI
Mr. Sylvester Fleming has r
turned from Tarboro. N. C., whei
t on yesterday In company with M
^ W. H. Stancill. H. R. Warren ai;
James H. Hoyt, he attended the 01
Soldiers' Day given annually in thi
to county. The occasion was enjoye
^ immensely, everything good to e?
He and hospitlaity reigned suprem
le These annual gatherings have be?
?- given in Edgecombe for years. Th
*- year the Board of County Comml
Irt -i ?- -
-- biuucii apprupruieu a neai sum an
1,4 the members of the board Isdlvidua
116 ly gave $5 apiece.
kmnrn
l HI VAtlCEBORO
1 ENJ0YA8L
From July 30th to August 5t
Q Miss Lula Aldridge, of Vancebon
N. C-. gave & house party in honor <
her friends. The guests preaent wer
Misses Alma Richardson and Gladv
lc West, of Dover; Ethel Roebuck, c
w Stokes; Irene Hardison, of Waal,
of lngton; Jennie Turnage, of Ayder
la and Hannah Cutrhell, of Aurora.
Is The guests arrived at Vanceboro o
e July 30th. After their arrival tha
i0 night they were taken to New Rer
e via automobile, where they enjoye
ie the movies and other kind of amuse
0 ments. On Tuesday night Mia
Aldridge entertained In a most de
a llghtful way. being the crowning fea
s. ture of the house party. The colo
scheme was green and red and It wa
r. carried out throughout the eveninf
0 Delightful and delicious refreshment
)f were served during the evening an
Miss Aldridge was voted a mot
>f charming and winsome hostess. N
?e social functions in Vanceboro wa
ie more inviting nor entertaining.
hrnrn
1 FIRST CLASS
i BALL TEA1
to _
Dr The Washington boys arc going t
organize a first-class baseball teai
50 for tho rest of the season. Wasl
^ lsgtou seeds a flrst-cias team, ar
^ if the citisens of Washington wi
*" only partially support tho boys :
ut their efforts Washington will s<
ly some first-class ball before the se
son id closed. There Is nothing
give a town more support thi
sports such a? baseball. Washlngtt
ha alway been is the forefront
this particular and there is no excu
whr it should not be repeated tl
year. Let'e get together and. <
ra" gaelse a team the equal
to- in Eastern Carolina. We will
if- he will. What ear the citisens?
be M
XM', MM t? WMhtectn Pm
,ifgj
No. 135
hoi louise
additions are
s progressing
k- Tho improvements to the Hotel
of Louise will in all probability be comin
pleted within the next sixty days,
to The contractor, H. J. McDuffle, suf"
peiintendent, is now finishing the" ^
m fourth floor which is an adiltion to
l<* the hotel. The plumbing is also
* practically completed. When the adIe
dition of the hotel is complete there
r" will bo 70 sleeping rooms, with all
'n modern conveniences for the guests.
1 The front of the hotel has been
changed In such a way as to make it
attractive and Inviting. The electric
elevator is being installed. When
completed no hotel In Eastern Carolina
will compare with the Louise in
appointments, conveniences, etc. It
will be a credit to growing Washington.
.
i arresteoiit
: iff bern for
! his cri1
? ?.
lt Sheriff Georce E. Ricks went nt
e- New Bern Tuesday afternoon and
!n brougrt back to this city Frank Garrlson,
alias Fred Simmons, who was
8" arrested in Jernin's Alley Monday
|J night by Chief of Police Lupton and
Captain Lon Bryan. The negro wm
in thia, county for the larceny
of a suit of clothes. Stealing
clothes must be a forte of his. for
he has faced the same charge In
court before. The New Bern Sun
rays that he is well known In that
town and bears the reputation in
certain colored quarters as a con?
jurer. fortune-teller. The offender
Is now safe in Beaufort county Jail.
P
? "LITTLE BOY BLUE."
| The country Is dance crazy. Quea*
tlons of national importance are
ignored, the best selling novels have
h fallen off in demand, the moving
picture houses are not doing so well,
the regular theatres arc complaining.
3 but the dance whirls on. He Is there'9
fore a wise theatrical producer who
^ instead of ignoring the public taste
l* in this matter goes ahead and caters
l* to it.
For this reason the new Viennese
n musical comedy. "Little Boy Blue,"
which will be seen here early this
n season, will be strongly welcomed.
? It is announced by the management
s" of this piece that the best' dancing
" chorus possible, at the highest salaries
ever paid the "merry merries,"
has boon engaged for the tour. These
'r girls are not the typical Broadway
'* courtesans erroneously called show*
girls, but beautiful young women,
8 who can sing and who can certainly
d dance.
11 Society dancing on the profes0
sional stage has brought about one
s glorious thing. The prancing, joxnping,
resln-volced "pony," who used
to shriek from the oakum curls of a
many-wig and try to entertain exclusively
the tired business man In
the front row, is now sent to the discard;
that Is hack to school or the
home for aged ladies, as the case demands.
Her placo has been taken
by the girl of average height. The
"medium" now reigns supreme on
the American stage, and It is doe to
1 the fact that graoefulneaa and digII
nity have found their places at last
In our public dances, and meaningless
agility, no matter how cute In
;o its baby socks and spring-heels, has*
Dl been spanked and sent home.
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ld is laid in the Cafe Taharln, Paris.
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,n scone in "The Merry Widow" surse
passed it in this great stage pieture.
a" The resplendent interior la contlnulo
ously filled with expert and beautl- J
in ful women doing the latest society
>n dances. "Little poy Blue" is term,n
ed an "up-to-date laugh and dance
show."
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