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Although we have been offered
$50 per Pound for Elon Developer
which we could get along without, but which gives better results for
AMATEUR FINISHING
we refused the offer because we are determined to give to you, Mr.
Amateur, the best results obtainable.
THE WONDER IS that we do not charge any more than the other
fellow who uses a make-shift developer. We foresaw this condition and
"safety first", we believed in PREPAREDNESS.
THE RESULT IS: When you want Peace Time Fini;,hing in War

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led the first band of the rebels in their
attack on the Dublin postoffice.
Rebel Vice President Killed
London, April 29.-The following
official announcement was made here
tonight: "It is reported that, of the
Sinn Fein leaders, "Jim" Connelly has
been killed and that Peter Pearce has
surrendered. The Dublin postoffice
has been destroyed by fire. Pearce
was announced, by the wireless dis-
patch sent out by the rebels in the
postoffice, as having been appointed
president of the "Irish Republic," and
Connelly was announced as the vice
president."
CASE GIVES GAME TO VAR-
SITY TEAM BY SCORE OF 8-0
(Continued from Page One)
when he tore in from center and
stabbed a low liner some seven-eights
of an inch above the ground, turning
a complete somersault before he could
regain his balance. Birmingham was
pitching this frame and "Bran's" catch
averted any danger.
Michigan scored five times in the
fifth on two hits, a series of misplays
and blunders in the field proving re-
sponsible. The general public will be

,RCADE
Shows at 3:oo, 6:36 :o, 9:30
Mon.-i-Muriel Ostriche in "Kennedy
Square," and Musty Suffer Comedy.
Tues.-2- Marguerite Lesl e in "The
Question."
Wed. - 3- Alice Brady in "Then 1'l1
Come Back to You."
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Sun. -Mon.-Marie Doro in "Diplo-
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Tues.-- 2 - Dorothy Gish with Owen
Moore in "Betty ofGreystone" (Tri-
angle Comedy), xsc.
Wed.-3--George Beban in "AnAlien."
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Anderson, 3b.. 2 0
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The balcony will be closed to all
except those taking active part in
the assembly, noamatter whether it
be a regular assembly or private party.
The academy ,rooms are rented with
this understanding. Mr. and Mrs.
Granger's residence is connected with
the building and they reserve the
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Colonel Makes Stirring Appeal
"Robust and Virile
Nationalism"

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Summary
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dell 3, Niemann 2, Caswell,

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Viola Horner in
"'THE MARBLE HEART""
Antonio Moreno and Dorothy felley in
"THE SUPREME TEMPTATION"
Hepworth's Masterful Production
"THE CLOISTER AND TIlE HEARTH"
Harry Beaumont and Betsy Brown in
"THE DISCARD"
The Great War Story
"THE BATTLE CRY OF PEACE!
Ann Murdock and Richard Travers in
""CAPTAIN JINKS"
Louise Lovely in
"TANGLED HEARTS"

Majestic
Orchestra
Victrola
Recitals
C2omftort
'Courtesy
Proper
Ventilation

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Don't keep your muffler open.
Don't drive car faster than 15 miles
per hour within city limits.
Don't play ball in the city streets.
Sidewalks are in the street.
Don't ride bicycle on sidewalk.
Don't post notices on telegraph or
telephone poles.
Don't keep a dog around without a
license.
Don't break the city ordinances and
expect to get off without paying the
penalty.
The above is given to protect you.
Show your appreciation.

Chicago, April 29.-Calling for a "ro-'
bust and virile nationalism," and de-
manding that real men of this country
stand for America "first and last" and
not merely first. Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt gave his message to Chi-
cago and the middle west tonight, on
the question of preparedness.
"There can be no divided loyalty
in this country," lie said, at the Illi-
nois Bar association banquet in the
evening. "The political racial hyphen
is the breeder of moral treason."
The colonel demanded a standing
army of at least 250,000 men, holding
that it would no more smack of mili-
tarism than the Chicago police force.
the proportion of the army to the
whole population being no greater.
"The Monroe doctrine," he said,
"will be no stronger than our navy,"
and he called for a real navy trained
in sea water.
SlNN FEEN REBELS FIGHT
HAND TO HA ) COMBAT
WITH ROYAL T R 0 0 P'S
(Coiitinued from Page One)
Sinn Feiners in other parts of Ire-
land, such as in the city of Cork, were
quickly smothered by Sir John Max-
well, who is now receiving a steady
influx of reinforcements from Eng-
land. He expects to control the situ-
ation easily.
News of details in the first days
of the rebellion are trickling through
the rigid censorship. Numerous wom-
en wearing green sashes and cartridge
belts are reported to have accompan-

Sacrifice fly-Anderson. Hits-Off
Andrus 0; off Miller 1, off Birming-
ham 1. Struck out-By Andrus 2; by,
Miller 6; by Birmingham 2; by Smith
6. Bases on balls-Off Smith 3; Off
Andrus 3; off Miller 2. Time-2:20.
Umpire-Kinsey.

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Fischer's orchestra. 50c tickets; 1.00
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