■cmlHMtUWUK11| H ACENBECK-WALLACEl*v iWALLACEif.%*/ft*raw!«yy'/.wo.!««*i]i\WVVl‘Mf«i!*AA CIECU8 ? 1001 WONDERSMore act*, more features, more thrills than you ever saw before; 3 rings. 2 stages, steel girded arena, great aerial ebclosure and one-fourth mile HI®podrome track.3-Railroad Trains-3 22-Tents-22 387*Performers-387 8-Bands-l^00—Acts, Features and 8ensation»—100A clrcua that ecllpsea all others in thrills and Joy—50 Clowns—50 Grand Conce and carbaret by Prof. A1 Massey’s ban of 60 solists, 30 minutes preceding each performance. One ticket admits to everythingvertised..e*;iuv.(■•fee\hLOW RATE EXCURSIONS ON ALL RAILROADSA CIRCUS THAT IS ACIRCUS.In its world-wide quest for novelties the Hagenbeck-Wal-lace Circus has assembled for 1914 the greatest galaxy of irenie celebrities ever seen together at one time.PERFORMANCES 2 AND 8P. M.—RAIN OR SHINE.Door to Carl Hagenbeck Zoological Paradire opened an hour earlier. A Glittering, Bewildering Street Pageant, three miles In length, representing an expenditure of tl,-000,000 at 10 o'clock in themorning.