Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 9, 20 November 1913 — Page 2

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN -TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, NOV. 20, 1913 LARGE CROWD SEES Y, M. I, MINSTRELS Joseph Weasel When the Bell in the Lighthouse Rings Ding Dong Urban Gausepohl Here Comes My Daddy Now Evan Smith I Love Her, Oh! Oh! Oh! Benton Barlow Part II. Dancing Evan Smith Messrs. Harry Smith and Fenton Cooney in original jokes (catch the drift) Just a Little Nonsense Benton Barlow and Edward Ryan. Howard MefiBlck in a Pleasant Evening at the Club. Quartet Number Aint It funny what a difference just a few hours make? Quartet Number Old Sweetheart of Mine You're My Girl Vacatiou Days Afterwhiles Hush, Here Comes the Dream Man Clarence Geier and Chorus RAILR0ADER1NJURED I. C. Davenport Falls From Box Car. DE PAUW RECEIVES j GIFT OF $107,000 GREENCASTLE. Ind.. Nov. 20. ' President Grose of DePauw univerto over $1.000,0"i. When Plough at-' rebels are reported to have made cause they believed the British covers tended DePauw he supported himself j threats against British subjects be-'tnent had been gtTing Huerta support, by doing janitor work. Later he accu- j " ' mulated a fortune as a farmr. i ?TmmmmmmmmmmmmmTlmmmmmmm EXPLANATION GIVEN VLm( I 1 1 fkM Ask your doctor about Ayer's Pills. -Z3trV I IIIVl Ask him if h advises you to keep this family laxative in the house. He knows the action of these pills, and can wisely advise you. Take them or not. as he directs. Ayer's Pills have been sold for over 60 years. For constipation, biliousness, sick-headache, indigestion, dyspepsia. jJZJCtiZ: I sity has been notified of the donation ! of $107,01 to the endowment fund of the university by Noah K. Blough and his aunt. Mrs. Maria O. Kline of La Grange county. The gift raises the permanent endowment of the institution LONDON, Nov. 20. Official an-1 no'ir.cement was made today by the ' admiralty that the British cruisers or- ' tiered to Mexico are being sent to protect British subjects. Officers of the j 5t. Andrew's Auditorium Filled to Capacity At First Night's Performance. NEWCASTLE, Ind.. Nov. 20. I. C. Davenport, 37, a brakeman on the Peoria & Eastern division of the Big Kour, fell from the roof of a box car onto a carload of coal this morning and sustained Injuries to his spine which are pronounced fatal. He is in the hospital under the care of a railroad physician. At the present time in ail Great Britain there are only 1,500 street car yr-npn "''ifp- - in 1900 there were thirteen thousand. CHICHESTER S P!LL UX SONGS EXCELLENT l.4rml tat foar Vnnlu fee , StORl boie. tcaird with bi-je Rtf-boa. Tsk. mm iWer Bar f y mur 'A HO Barlow and Ryan, As End Men, Make Hit With Stunts. ItrwrUt. Af.Clll-f irt ik-TTHS IMllloN HRA.N1 FiLLe.fert nuiiunu Bm.atfeat. A!wy Reiut SOLD BY DR) MISTS EVFRYWHEflf

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