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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-25

Arrangements are now being well car
ried r1fo efysct for the coming Christian
Endeavor conventions ~ Tacoma Jgiy
l. 2. and 4. ard san Francisco. July 20
T. Tns iow railroad rate already an
nounesd from tie East iRsures low rate
from Washington. IL expectation OF this
rate plans for a large delegation are be-
Ing perfected. The nrst step was the or
gantzstion OF a convention club az Spo-
kane. W. W. Beidsn Is chairman OF this
club and will furnish Information 20 all
who want 10 organize In the state. de.
with three others. viii have charge Of the
east Of the mountain district and the
Panhandle 81 Idaho The PLAZA Is for each
member 70 deposit with the club treasurer
a certain sum each week the amount be-
ing sufficient. II paid regularly. to make
a sum equal 10 the whole expense OF the
trip. including hotel. From time 10 time
entertainments will be given. the proceeds
10 he divided among the members Who
make the trip. II any member does not
go 70 the convention. the actual amount
deposited may De Withdrawn. Already
about forty are In the club ar Spokane.
In similar clubs there are twenty At III
lensburg, thirty Ia the Palouse district
union, and a strong club forming at
Nalla Maila-
This week "A strong club viii form In
this city. under the leadership OF Willis
Carr. who l. specially commissioned BY
the state committee on transportation 90
the international convention. ME. Carr
viii also have charge Of the northwest
territory OF the state A strong club viii
be- formed in Tacoma this week Tho
work there and for the southwest part OF
the state will be under the direction Of a
prominent worker there
The chairman OF the transportation
committee for tbs San Francisco conven-
ton. Mr.. J. r. Hartman. announces that
present reports show that the attendance
from this state at San Francisco will
reach at least 20. There is q strong prob
ability that British Columbia. Montana
and North Dakota delegates will attend
the Tacoma convention and go with the
Washington state delegation TO San
Francisco.
III. J. Fries. chairman OF the Tacoma.
49, COMMITTEES. was In the city Saturday
evening 70 discuss plans for the coaven-
ton With the state officers.
Rev. Thomas Coyle. OF Everett was
down last week. making arrangements
for a Presbyterian Christian Endeavor
convention 10 be held March and D. In
the First Presbyterian church. OF this
city.
The Christian Enaeavor mass meeting
which IS being arranged FOR Monday
evening. February 1. 90 celebrate Chris
tan Endeavor day. promises 70 be a
splendid success IL Is expected that ev-
cry Christian Endeavorer in the oity will
make no other engagements for the above
date. The full programme OF the meeting
Will appear in the acknowledgements a
week from today
Christian Endsavor day viii De oh
served 81 Plymouth Congregational
church next sunday morning by a spe-
ciai service. The caoir will be made Up Of
nifty VOICES from the Christian Endeavor
Society.
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AT TRINITY PARISH.
Two Very Able sermons by the Pas
tor-xext Wednesday, Lecture

The services yesterday AZ Trinity Parish
church were as usual, although the attend
ance was somewhat intsrfersG with BY the
unpleasant weather. The morning sermon.
BY Rev. II. II. Gowen. was en- The Knowl-
edge 81 God" based or I. John. nI3: II
write unto you. utgle children. because ye
have known the Father showing the com
pick nature OF real knowledge. as not pri-
marty o. exclusively intellectual. bur the
result OF lifelong and progressive Effort
Of reason. Will and hove. by which a moral
affinity with God is attained aut<ae clouds
between Us and Him dispersed. Ia the
evening. the eve 90 the festival q the con-
version OF -. Paul. the sermon was from
Gal yi1T: Il bear IN my body the marks
~ the Lord Jesus" II exhibited 81. Paurs
whole~souied acceptance OF Christ as the
Master. whose hrana-marks be Aoved 20
bear-t,a stigmata 90 the captive, the
household drudge. the soldier and TIC tenn
pie slave.
II was announced that bishop Barker
wosl.a hoia hss osfieiAt visitation Ia the
parish OF April II for the purpose OF con-
firmasion and other work. The workers Ia
Trinlfy parish are snteavoring - make
TIRE iectaruoa Wednesday night next sue
cess 4 short programme OF good music
has been arranged. and the subject. "FIor-
eace. the Fair. and some Famous Fsoren-
tines" IS an attrac ttve one.
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FORMAL INSTALLATION.
nes. James r.. Bestes Indicted late
the Passionate Yesterday.

Rev. James r. Bestes was regularly In
stalled as pastor OF the Evangelical Luth-
sran Church OF the Holy Trinity, corner
Of seventh avenue and Union street. yes
terday afternoon. Rev. \. c. Anda, OF the
Lutheran church at Tacoma. and Rev.
W l. Larson. of the Swedish Evangelical
Lutheran church OF this city. conducting
ths installation services. Rev. Mr.. Beates
haa been in charge OF the church for the
past year, bat the formal installation SER
vices did not occur untii yesterday.
The cosy little church was pretfily deco
rated Ia eyergreens for the occasion, and
. large congregation present. despite the
tlsagreeable weather. Rv. AIR. Larson
opened the services with q prayer and
foIowed with q sermon. selecting for his
subject "A Minister of God a Great Of
hcer. His Duties and Reward" which he
handled ia a scholarly manner. giving
helpful advice 10 the congregation and
pastor. Rev. AIR. Anda followed, address
lng the congregation on their duties to-
ward their pastor. and on the moral and
spiritual support that Is due him Ia the
discharge OF his duties. Al the close OK
his address he read the cali and a letter
nom the president Of the synod. directing
bin 10 conduct the installation exercises.
and administered the oath TO the newly
appointed pastor.
The communication from the church
eosncli and secretary informing Mr.. Beates
Of his appointment Is as follows.
Reverend and Dear Sir; At meeting
a the council OF thu Evangelical Lutheran
caareh OF The Holy Trinity. held on No
yefnher 80. l. as secretary, have been IN
slructea 10 inform you that az regular
meetine OF cur congregation. hel3 On No
tsuahsr s. you were unanimously elected
e become our pastor. aecer3iag "a the
provisions OF our constitution and Bylaws.
ani IN behalf Of the congregation ! extend
70 yon formal can 70 continue iaborins
among US as you have been faithfully do
Ing FOR the past year. Ccncerping the re-
manesation for your services ] would say
tAas the congregation does not as yet feel
able e guarantee any hNed sum for this
purpose, IN view 81 the other heavy oh3i-
gations. ana also because the home mis-
sson board. under whose care We are. has
agreed 20 see 20 your support for the pres
snt We promise. however. by ths hep
e God, 70 faithfully stand by snd help
yeu in your Efforts 70 huild M our church
n the pure truth of the gospel or Christ
10 the Aost ~ our ability. and hope IN the
res - very distant future % - abe 10
nevt al obligations also toward pastoral
support
Hoping YOU usay SEA your way ciesr
= secept this call ana hc regularly IN
siailed our spiritual shepnera. and
paving the Iiord's richest blessings upon
yna in your efforts 20 Nulid up the king-
eem 81 Christ in this Western land. We
rsmsin." etc
Ia letter from Rev. W X Frick pres
Asni o. tae Engitsh EysnEclicsl LUgher-
a. synod q the Northwest. with bead
STARTERS az Milwaukee, S as fellows;
Rev james r Raatss-Dear Sir:
have thls day written 70 Brother Anaa.
instractiug and authorizing hIna 70 Install
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KNIGHTS or PYTHIA,.


Al the annual meeting o. Seattle Com
p&ry No. !, Uniform Rank "a Of p. halS
last week. the following Officers wers
chosen: Captain. Donald g. Olson, nrst
lieutenant. Jay {. Alien; second lieutenant.
James > AcEanrA. recorder. G@o-xe W
Crane; treasurer. Ernest Carxssas- The
company IS extremely fortunate IN again
securing Capt Olson as It's commen6er. as
Z tnsures success next May In The state
prize drill Everyone VIII recall the mag
1iacenI showing made BY company No.
az the last competition, and win the re-
election OF the man that drilled the boys
TO the degree Of perfection tina. cna-ae-
termed their work on that occasion the
local knights can rest assured that the
prize VIII come very near remaining where
II Is for another year
Lake Lodge No. - entertained the com
pany last week al dancing ard cards me
occasion being made happier by the pres
ence Of RhododenGroa Tempe No. Is.
Rathho3e Sisters. The latter was accom-
panied by an orchestra and a prompter,
50 there was no end OF good music for
tripping the light fantastic. Col. Harry
F. Bigelow visited the com pany last week
and suggested thar a Joint installation o.
the officers OF Nos. / and IS be acid, and
also that the two companies and the stan
officers visit Tacoma on the occasion OF
their Joint installation. The entertain
ment committee is az work on the Uniform
Rank anniversary entertainment, TO be
given February q.
Queen City Lodge No. 10 at its last reg
ular convention conferred the rank OF
knight on one candidate. Quite a number
OF visitors were present and a general good
time was enjoyed by al. The regular cor
vendons Of this lodge are held or Mon
day evenings. All knights are cordially
invited.
Seattle Lodge. No. 81. James Hart, C. c..
presiding. held a large and highly inter
esting meeting on Wednesday evening in
Castle hall. Two Esqgires were knighted
in a manner unusually instructive and
brilliant Through kind consent OF North
Star, No. a.. the degree was given Esquire
Johnson. OF No a. Many compliments
were given No. 81 by visiting brothers for
the excellent team work, and NJ. Of w.
Dearborn deserves credit for the perfect
manner in which he conducted the cere-
monies OF his station. on next Wednes-
day evening the honors OF Page viii be
given. and all who can are requested TO
be present at 7:so p. m. sharp.
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MorueR-IN-LAw rHn CAUSE.
Attorney sims says Dell seaman In
Not NiTe-Beat-r.

'.Mother-in-iaw. said Attorney r. r..
Sims last evening. THAT Is au there 10
20 BE-.
Mr sims was speaking % the alleged
assault by Blacksmith Dell Seaman on
his Wife and mother-ln-iaw Ida Kelley.
which was reported in the Post-Intelii-
gencer Saturday morning.
The case Viii come up for trial before
Judge BoEue. in the municipal court, to-
morrow morning. and IL is expected there
viii be a hot fight.
"seam8n contends" added Mr.. Sims.
'ahat he and his wife We're getting along
all FiKht until his mother-in-iaw came be-
tween them. Then they separated. Last
Friday Seaman went 20 his mother-in-
laws house. where his wife was, and
asked his wife TO return home She re-
fused, and he picked up the baby. AT
this his mofher-in-isw jumped on his
back. He did not strike them; simply
pushed them away from him The po-
lice say that Seaman does not look like
wife beaten
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New Waists.
Special Sale Ladies' and
Children's Hosiery
and Underwear.

Infants Wool Hose &c pair. worth
I.t-c
Children's Wool Hose 1-1c pair,
worth &C.
Chtlarsn'S Wool Hose &c pair,
worth CSC.
&c
Ladies' Wool Hose &c pair, worth
3sc.
Ladies Wool Hose &C pair. worth
&c
Ladies' Scarlet Atwood Vests and
Pants &c each. worth $i-2a
Ladies' camefs-hair Vests and Pants
sSc each, worth SIS
Ladies' Wool Combination Suits NS.
worth xi5a
Ladies' Wool Combination Suits si-7s,
worth ss&
Chil6ren's White Merino Vests and
Pants 1sc, worth Sc.
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BRENITgES.

a 6. Tcrrera an4 John Mertz. pr0prie-
tors Of the Arlington restaurant. on Sec
oaS avenue south. were arrested Satar-
dav Night Cor selling liquor without q j.
cense.
Pstrcinuan Johu Kelly yesterday recov-
erred s harness from = secondhand store
that VAS reported 20 the police - hav-
frg been stolen from ". :. Gales. az SIS
Maynard avenue.
TIE persistent fan - snow yesterday
afternoon gradually ovcrcs ire the ch<fa-
cles ~ vet streets and a rather high ten
perarnre. and bv uiEhtfsu enough snow
had banked ITSELF along TIRE hiI stores %
the city 20 afford very fair eoastinx.
The Mirror salaon. or Washington
street ana Th'rd avenue south wfH De re-
opened this evening by Pete Burns ard
Nance LaNls and VII be conducted in
Nrst-elass style throughout p0tn uro-
prtetors are popular and kuow their hslsl-
ness thar1urnfv
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FELL FIFTY FEET.



Stretched upon bed az the Seattle Gem
eral hospital IS John McGachgen. a young
man - years old. There is a bump on his
head and one OF his ankles is Injured:
otherwise he IS apparently al right. not
withstanding one OF the most thrilling ex-
periences imaginable. Briefly stated, ne
plunged head first through the air. a dis
tarSe 81 nifty feet, accompanied BY falling
tsmbers. That he was not instantly killed
IS Wei night miraculous.
One OF the Great Northern bridges near
Srohomish suffered from the recent ca
pTgces Of the weather and it became nee
essary 70 make repairs. A number Of men.
including McGachgen. were set 10 work.
They were putting UP some bents when
some thing gave way. and down went Me-
Gachgen. timbers and all. 10 the river be-
low. distance 81 fully fifty feet.
The other workmen stood silent with
horror. fully expecting that the result OF
the accident would be the death OF tho
young man. In his descent one of his feet
became entsngied and the sole Of his shoe
was ripped OF. Down he went and landed
IN heap.
His comrades ran to his side. fearful
that life was already extinct. They pick
Cd him up. and 10 their surprise and JOY
found that his heart stin beat. He was
carried 10 a place Of safety and then hur-
Red &c Seattle on the first train. He ar
rived yesterday afternoon and was takea
Immediately 70 the Seattle General hos
pital. where Dr.. Coo made a thorough ex-
animation. Wonderful as 1t may seem.
the only indications Of injuries We're a
bump on Tie head and q bruised ankle,
Last evening Or. Coo. stated that ne Was
confident the young aaan would recover.
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Ere In the Frye block. and II Is urgently
requested that visiting brothers and per-
sons who have placed an application I'm
Seattle camp be present 10 enjoy a social
evening in the forest OF woodcraft. On
last meeting night Seattle Camp intro
duced several candidates into the mys-
terfes OF wooderaft. The new parapher-
malta arrived last week. and the members
Of Seattle Camp are striving to have thu
best team In the jurisdiction. and II hard
work and regular attendance denote any
merit they certainly viii meet with grand
success. The choppers OF Sesttle camp
are working hard 70 increase the forest.
and eighteen applications were received
on last meeting night. Seattle camp ~ill
Pay a frateFnal visit 10 Home camp to-
night (Monday1. and II Is earnestly re-
quested that al members be present.
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,xc.s,,.rtan Faaeaserer..

TseTa w. ~ q convertion % tAs cars
ian rnasavN~ societies cf PuEef sound
FsYasNvterv m tae FIRST Presbyterian
rnnr.h Seattle. Mara ana g. The ccm-
rrffteA havfnx th1s Convention IA rharee
l. PREPARING a splrsgasi TEASE % sat tstngs-
Every eEarca sa tAs Poeshytegy Is ex-
raefas 70 send 8 delegation Entertain
r,rut ~ be grevtdad - the t,noeavortrs
IN seattle TIE session OPENS Msrch az
r.sa e.rlork p. IN TIE prcsr& eIsrae a.. -
a most attractive aH3 hrlpfu} Ore. Ewe
cf ira fest speakers in the RresasyteE1sr.
cnureh IN Portland III farcef.aly end at
tracytxely present Ire cause - missions.
Tacoma sraakers ~ assist tn ghs exc~-
risss = hii~ TIRE Ioeal En6eSvoreTs. 30 =
lav and essrsaAl. "a. discuss sr1sseoEs -
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AT Prices Which viii Please Bargain Hunters.
II ~ AIyEC IN Befwcen First and
~ W. Ncsrern Ayerucs
T. y. DAVIDSON, Receiver.

y@n IN your Holy TrfnftY. Seattle. chusca-
II woEl9 nave given IRE the greatest
pleasure 70 be present personally. a.,
while. % course. almost forgotten - Sc
attic. anal never forget Seattle, ard her
q1eea!y situation and great sfz1sf-caFlce
fer OR church IN Ehe Pacific Northwest
The congregation Is enlisted Ia most
worthy cause. even the cause q sacred
truth with It's aims ard It's struggles we
% the eastern end Of the synod heartily
sym2aEs1ze. Also with great odds Ee are
fighting TIE same baftIs- OfEer men have
laborsa ard We have entered into fns
fruits o. their labor. We must labor ard
others enjoy the fruits CO cur fidelity
= congratulate Holy Trinity on having
a permanent pastor. ard trust that by
the mutual love and cooperation Of pas
tor and people there may be built up a
church strong IN the fai4h and redoIent
With holiness. The Lord attend your
steps"
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Knight. of the Mascahees.

Seattle Tent. No. s met on Monday
evening. January IS The review was re-
plete with interesting features. There was
a large attendance. and several matters
OF Importance were transacted. With this
tent the reviews are the Joy Of young
members, who take great interest in the
welfare OF the tent. and Ill the lodge
room at every meeting. -Four more candi-
dates were initiated into the mysteries
and secrets of the order. Three appIica-
tons for membership were received and
referred TO committees for Investigation.
The work of adding new members 70 the
roll Is SIN progressing, and this tent in
tends TO reach the go mark this year.
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eral o. the sisters q Rsax~ss~ ranaks,,
Lodge. Nc. 6. who Rad surprised -.
brethren 5y having the tables -, wiz =
good. suestarEizl lgnch- After refresh
ES.rs we're p2Tt8kez % Q general social
tine was lad gntl soour Midnight
Mystic JeEsl Rsbeksa -ogxs, Ne. q
cs4d iEs regular social last Friday even
Ing. Refreshments we're served. and aar-
Gag. csrcs and games were II order al
midnight
RicEely Reoekan Social Club wiz x4x.
us ESxt regular social rexx Tau-ssax
sfenirs ~ oS6 Fellows Hall. North s.
attic
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CHURCH WORK AID WORKERS

The special services which have been
IN progress IN the South Seattle Nefn0-
dist Episcopal chnrea for the last three
weeks ciosed Friday night After a short
rest the pastor Rev A Z. Gregg. VIII be-
gin a series OF meetings az South. Park
The South Seattle meetings were hiGaly
bensfcIaL
Or Harrington. Of Trinity church and
Rev. A. g Gregg. Of South Seattle. are
getting out a special Seattle number Of
the Pacific Christian Advocate. az Port
land. the official paper Of the Methodist
Episcopal church ia the Pacific North
west. The Advocate Is slxreen-pags
Journal and circuIatss throughout Wash
ingtOn. Oregon and Idaho. The special
number Will De filed with wstte~ rafaffug
g Seafffs tnoatsn. etc. II viii appear
February "A
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The regular open meeting OF Stevens
Post will be held at c. A. r hail. Hinck-
ley block. Tuesday evening, January p.
when the following programme Will be pre-
scented: Recitation, Miss Edna eagle:
quartet, Loves Old Sweet Song" Uni
versity quartet. address, Gen. Stevens"
Edmund s Meaney; piano duet, "Scherzo
BriIlante." Nine. Creveln Edith Twiss;
song, The Gypsies, Mrs. McAlpine. On
the conclusion OF the programme dane
ing, card playing and social chat Hill Be
In order. All old comrades and their
friends are cordially invited 10 be present.
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A Nrrirsnf I.erfnrrx.

Rev. Herbert II. Gowcn. F. r. C. s. OF
Trinity parish church. all give q course
occur "Wednesday. January 2. at o'clock
y n. The subject VII ba Florence the
Fair. and Some Famous FGorentinos'' The
remaining lectures n TIRE course WI take
place % the following dates: February 2
Robert Browning" February T. '~T~ae
Iayl,s ~ the k}nS." February "a The
Travels - Buddhist Monk" and March
70 Macbeth" The reverend gentleman Is
a most eloquent logical speaker ana shol}a
draw iarEe audiences.
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perennial Interest 20 ire young people
! acozn2 u. Washington S-. and other
subjects OF srzrTne6 late interest VIII be
handed by those weil-lnforme5- The seat
re EndeavorerS VII ssie2rne out-of-tCwn
delegates wfta her Wsl-knowr cordial
~. and our state Christian End<2gor
officers and wesl-k1oWn workers VII as
Bsst In every way.
Thomas CoyIs, chairman OF me commit
ties o. arrangements. requests az loyal
ErdeaycrerS 70 give due notice and work
for the success az the meeting.
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Rafhbone sisters.

Rhododendron Temple No. Is. Rathbone
Sisters, held an interesting session AZ its
temple. Collins block. Wednes 8ay evening
January -. The rank Of ststerhaod was
conferred on a brother knight a number
of sisters and brothers from Aizpah TEN
pie were present also a sister from Pasco
temple. A very enjoyable evening was
spent On the next meeting night three
new members viii be admitted TO mem
bershtp
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". y. rrcacher. ta cenxenc reaar.

TIA MetAesist Episcopal preachers ~
the citv ard usiEhhorias points W. meet
In regular session at Battery street VI r
church This foreuooB al s0.so o'rloeE sn-
stead % az the Flrsi n =. church. 80 hss
been the custom TIE chAnwc - merely
temporary and was caused BY an sEvita-
sson q ths ladies' cf the Battery street
church for ths preachers 70 hrfnz thesr
s'aSSsstAu rs Their V}ve=-sne Gene pre-
pared - entoy the Hospitality ~ re Is-
dies az lunch after tAe rneetirg. Toe 07}er
Of tae day : reports frcsn pastors ia alace
ey a pa per.
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TF<INO. Jan. g - Special. 49, Teninn
Lodge, A o. z. W, and the Degree Of
Honor. the auxiliary organization, will
give a foint entertainment ard dance Feb
ruary Is Grand Master n ]. Shively viii
deliver one Of his rousing orations and a
glorious time is assured.
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cisy EIeetrician ordinance.

There was considerable talk about town
yesterday OF movement TO get the board
OF aldermen TO pass ths city electrician"
ordinance over the veto OF Mayor Wood
II vas stated on good authority taat Pc
titlon iE being circulated in Alderman
Hurd's ward. with the object OF securing
his vote In opposition TO the veto.
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Get your meals At Hotel stevens Cate

When we read how Senator Mills pro-
claimed that "by the red blade ot war
we vii give Spain a warm reception" Il
was unnecessary 20 be told he represent
ed the great, the free, the Only common
wealth % Texas.-Chicaxo News
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The installation Of officers Of Seattle
Hive, No. s. VIII take place at the next
meeting. January IS. All members are
cordially invited 10 attend the services.
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TIE retail clerks have made good head
way 81 their movement toward getting
the c}atht-E stores - close On SUNDAY
Ns8ry every establishment % TIE kind
81 the city WAS esas@d Yesterday. Pigr-
chassrs w3{ 81 wei % keep th1s IN ntnS
sna 90 theiT buying on week days.
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Following the engagement Of T.. r.
Stockwsll and the Bacon company the
Leonard Grover Aicaxar company will
play a return engagement Of ono week az
the Third Avenue theater.