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n. knee drill: II 4 n. holiness meeting: p ~.
Cumberland Presbyterlaa.
cnmeerl.nd r,esbyteri.n chuschrr-snty second
waila wslia. win preach at I 80 p m
Norwegian-Dan Methodist.
The Norwegian Danish Methodist church holds
religious. 'ssytess every sunday at II a. M and %
navians Rev. c. n House. pastor. 1850
Theosophy.
Thecsophical Society, Amanda Lodge Meets sun
sa MANS rnssie: s1 Astral n' ana s Men,
tai Body"
The Queen City Theosophical Society in America
o Z, ". han In Pioneer block Subject. Capital
Punishment = Crime.
Unitarian Church.
Unitarian Church-sev.nth avenue. between
Union and Pike street Chaplain Brown. of the
hastieship Iowa. viii preach at p m. No morning
service.
spiritualism.
The Incorporated Seattle Spirtnalists' A~ccia-
ticn. branch Of the National. meets at sN Fint
Mrs L. u. I.yness- Subject. The Attitude of In
SEPARATION. Religion and Science Toward Truth
Second spirituaiis' church meets every Sunday ..
Marion street Mrs. Adde swain. pastor.
Church Of the Soul Odd Fellows hail. Germania
building. Mrs. Naeel win lecture at ! 20 p. m.
closing with tests and spirit messages
The Progressive Spiritgalists Society holds ser.
vices a. p IN. Sunday in Masonic temple Mn.
Ada fose, passes. Lecture closing with test.
Second Christian Church.
hall. corner First and Marion street En-
trance on Marion street.
Evangelical Association.
German Harrison street and Taylor avenue. Rev.
August Weinars, pastor SO Harrison street. Ger
man preaching every SUNDAY at II a m and ..
M. T. r A. at .. N.
Colored nartist Mission.
The soiared Bsrtis,s e the dty have established
Youas Nssuraissss hall. in the old university
grounds
Christian Mission. seamen's Bethel.
Meetings held in hssemea. n ms Washington
street entrance ga ssr between First avenue .oasa
Public esrsiaily invited Cha.4sfa, Thomas ReeA
universaI brotherhood.
sss.sls i.s;ss; No re ream g H.netley s,oe.
Public sarises
Mental setence.
m TNeosssssasIs Fsssns MS Thisd aveaue Thers
dsy evsning AZ a'elaek The society il reading
Mss H. Enii5 Cxfys eozsrsc Of iesscns Truth
Frat Church of Chrtst-sc1entist.
Hcisrss hleek First and srrise
street, Serves III Il A. m Sunday sefsocl Of Il IS
Service WEDNESDAY cse1lfg ~ O'Clock Readsrx
room ccen during The veek from 70 >. N
Chrfatiaa Adventfsts.
CArtsssan Aerens meetings AZ held ss the corner
81 Third and Aaessen street DR. W
CAarzaars rassar Payer meeting MS q u
Fr<aehirS. /. T. q. esza12r sCkoci. Il - p -
Section seattle q. L. P.D.
Sresisu seattle bnssss meetings every Snndsv NJ
= Ia ia Masonic Tsrpse entrance ca S~ssyad ss-
srEae i l. yosk vii s2exk TIES wSise Mana
Burden
Christian Alliance.
xhs Ckrsssiaa Au1nnco nogeD 81 n q q Ssuy
osm<ax. sHS - Th1rsdsy as Q D -. b sA01r haA
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plainly of where leaves the
If the a
damned
rgh
rain storm
ay
supplied with the dynamite they would bring about landslide where would 90 the most
blame
acton onnis farmers r
the menw
would fare ticy
n
The Mukho Indian engaged bolts
b
in
o eoig guards amidst the
When the
genr
river farmer. coming the the explosion found this road for mile blocked intervals
a
70
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TIE great SHASTA Route cgers sxr~s-
ssarAi ADVANTAGES 60 sfsasc desiring TO vts,
Sza tHTanc*sca ~ STssr California points
sass sasxs gssss, t.sw rates Quick sjz,Ae.
ssESnA ss4zsSFE, lRssssak sst<s On a. trans.
fares 1ss ge8itie - 80 Esfanei8cg' So ga
fFSs eSs Xh.sss sasszsts sssEfssAlns berth
III estnsf f'Ws3msass 81 sassFsss ga 3gasB Iss-g.
lana ~ EseseES ard sSfssss apsly 10 Is y
Stssgse. T. 4. 4 r. A. Ssuthssa pacisc
Co. ess First avenue, Seattle
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OF such name anc where It Is merely mat
ter Of personal caprice. Is almost invariably
refused. An application to assume the
name of a family from whom descent In
the female line exists IL generally granted
II II can be shown that the female ances-
tor OF that name through whom descent -
proved was an heraldic hc.ress In blood
or where the applicant can show that he II
an heir Of line OF any male Of that family.
An application put forward In a case OF
adoption to assume the name OF the guard
Ian Is usually granted IL the application
is made by the guardian and IN his life
time: but the matter Ii on an entirely d.f-
ferent footing II the application II made
merely at the caprice Of the ward, anc aft
er the death OF the guardian. when the lat
ter has eft behind him no indication of his
wish that his ward should adopt his name.
An application 10 assume the particle De-
In front OF a name 10 usually granted
where unquestionabie evidence can be
procured of descent from an ancestor who
50 wrote his name
The application OF husband to assume
his wife's name Is usually governed by the
fact OF the heirship or otherwise Of the
wife. II she be an heiress In blood the an
plcation Is usually granted. but II not an
frequently refused In cases TO the con-
trary. But the crown does not sanction
the assumption OF a name by the wife VIII 10
ner husband Is alive, unless the husband
joins In the petition to assume the sam,
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THE Chicago. Miiwaukee
railways famous Pioneer - 4
finest train in the world.
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EptocOpah Nhupcheo.
service. ssn @s s sy R., M ' rhaan
~. Stephens Bsiard. Rev. r, r. Hyiand
rector Divine service every sunday at II IA
81 Marks Church Harvsr. avenue and Spring
street. Rev. J. r u. Liwyd. rector The rector will
prra CD ~ the morning service On The Place If
Authority in Religion"
James street Morning suhiees. The Revelation q
ihe Self Existent One Evening subject. Walk
About Zion.
ST. Mary's-woetiaad Park Rev II. IL Gowen
wnhsr s Lewis iay rcasrr Take Green Lake
carr set 81 At wsnsle. station.
81 Clement Twenty fourth avenue south ana
washinxsun street Bishas Barker VIII hold con.
tEnstien service aud preach at II 8. m.
Lutheran Churches.
German Iu,hsEam- psswsmisA mission Sander.
hall. below sweeneys hse~sTs Services ., 20
every other SUNDAY.
,;srrnAn Evangelical Lutheran zioa's-t,srner
Teath aud Stewart street Sunday school,
80 a M. Sunday services at % 10 q N and %
p
German Lutheran tsynod Mo- SERVER. every
: ~ n shs a a. 4 W hail. ssrnsr ~ J.s,s..
sad Yakima sssnRs
Snvwegise Danish fessrth Avenue ans Pine
street. Rev r. kssfests. pastor; residence. isss
Seventh assnse sasfas school AZ % q IA Serv.
tees st Il a. n, asi = ~,
nslY Tyiaity, Esgish~ Corner sevea,a avenue
sSsSssss seS5sF 81 Il Sygs.sy schc0i ~ 2 u
D az. NJ eFelsas segsics
s;er1naa Lutheran Services in hall. eosnss Main
sfFsst aaa Mtaez asenue. scfvsrrs every ssSasad
and tezYstA SUNDAYS ~ the rzauth a, rs n m hr
the Rev w " EsaFsns. pastor,
eegsnaa Fssngessrsl t'taVs1a. 81 lohn's Consre-
gasiots~sssss9ss seytAseS, cosneE MARKET saa Maaa
IL Rasates llelgAss BAPTIST ehp-eh esexy Hrss saa
tklaa saesses x sAe sasatA. At p n
eerueaa sss;a seattle Nsssiass In hall pear post
esnee >sszy ssfFtss even srssisa and tAsr Sssss-
sss IL the Mga4iA al Pastors. kns.ss
sals iScssss ssseSt, and ", II husts. ssss ngssll
street
sw~a.sa gvsaselleAi~ThSes sreare. near rsse
Rev Marta l. lsFse<s. psSsnr Fssiasnee. IL Hes
ara n 80 All sao sBsierssAaa sSssssh luggage
szssstalss iastfed
Conversational Churches.
F.-zs s'oss'seaia cas-. rseacAsas Al Il <e I. n
sn3 ~ 7
ssse~1 take-asx q Lewis nsssar Mee,sn~x
hssa In sss /. -. u r. hall Rssusar ssts1ess AZ
y ssa . 2. - Sunday sezass at e . esees
Praise Essot&as ~ : : = n
Arslsssi- Sunday ssssse~s At = : "a ard 8 = "a
Y. T. :. g r. : y ~ SarsiST sAsso 81 = nsxsu
as gASstIs s'ssvSz TAtra asesEs saa uaiserxsrv
street Rev " H a. TeSaFss. pastor. ssr exssrssa
rssssSfng at Il "a and D ~
Ssssary ssrssstessas-s,er=sE - T.s9sy fezr.s
aEsane &n1 kias ssfrss- set. naaAi1 Kz~s psxsss.
srsfisa<~, ~ Tsexsy saassh sersge Services =. II
a e. sai y , "a s'ses.s. \ VII Pc as Tia
E4ssss,sr~ass !. r Siesass passsr Service.
81 Il - "a amzs D IA. s4sEaAy scsacs, z Is y e.
\ a. = g ~ = ~ 3sRsax \ I. $ G. n.
fsSsa1 afseva4ssn - -
tsss - 81 81 ASA D ns tssgxsA sessesa4 .. i 10
3 n Issaes. sssysessassSsssezax Isasex sa~~s-
sass srs's Tsssssas sssa.aas al o'elscA
rr~ssys~rtan Churches.
Ess.st es~ssssrssa-cssns q saia sssass ..a
III IL.
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SKETCHES MADE AT THE SCENE or THE
WHITE RIVER DAM EXPLOSION or JJIY4

town
etot
yNey,a rrshng thu arms IS !,
nhopedby frmrh
hnaidhie
waer Angh h
beunbyth atexpkso nd make
amicb by p.ng an
of
alley of
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Sessiau Seattle hnass meetings every SsFndsv NJ
= Ia ia Masonic Tswpss. entrance S~vsssd as-
srae ], l. yosk viii spesh On Tss wSiss Mans
Burden
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Salvation Array

sa J hs.s-cesn~r secrsa Axsusse saush ASA Yes.
isr Gay kszsAza ReraAsrslf sn1 tAsut Nsssor Ia
enszEe a "a kaae Ggsi: Il n "a. hossa<ss rne~s.
EAsy.~
Ne han-cur1w riks sersse saa IAsrA avsnaa
Cart sst3 sa1 LAsz& Eas6eR IN eAaaUA 3 q
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-09

No one who has visited the
junction of the two rivers can
doubt for . moment that Stuck
river 10 now much the larger Of the
two streams The year during
which the river carried all the
waters of White river worked q
great change in its channel, which
has been 50 deepened that at the
point where the two rivers sepa-
rate the bed of Stuck river is fully
fifteen feet lower than the bed of
the White.
The accompanying cuts, made
from sketches by a Post Intelli-
gencer staff artist on the ground
two days after the explosion, show
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-. knee drill; II q n. holiness meeting: p -.
family gathering.
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wAGNER's hard Madison
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TIE Mental Scientists meet every Sunday ct II a
m TheosofAsEsIs Fa4suss Ills Third avenue Thers.
dsy evening AZ a'esaek. The society il reading
Miss H. EsniiS Cxys eczgrSc Of tesspas on Truth
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Presbyterian Churches.
Essset ess.AyssrsAa--Cssnss q asx;A a~sszs ga
>~e>sA str~~s q T. fA.mf.s v.sse- &e-vs~ss q
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wscSrrR's ssns Mass<e- IAN sr.sv
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Hclsrss herk, First avenae and Spring
stree, sevvasxx Il A. M Sunday sehocl Of Il IS
Service Wednesday ese1ilg II oeiock reading
reom cper during The vrek from I 70 p N
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Fsfzs Christian Chnrrh~I y Smith na.tn
fsrvsrsfn. ss Il a. "a. and r. m Tass chu-r
s@ass aaiozs services vita the N. +, church, Pts
ard Third
caEtsstaS thurnh-rAscna Services naarnfax AZ
sud evening srss anss third Sundays la the rsansl
Preaching al II a. N and p. m hs Rev Il
Isaassg
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THE collapse Of the Lower California
mining boom was as complete an II was
sudden. The news OF the death OF a score
OF Mexicans who tried to cross the desert
waste OF thu peninsula TO reach the mines
OF fabulous richness gave the final pune
ture that caused the boom To collapse
First reports tod OF wonderful styifes
made b. unskii.ed prospectors. and hum
dreds sought the mines expecting to7fina
kiondike under the tropical sun. but
they found instead that eyeA Mexicans
could not make poems wage&z44he miness
Very few remained long enough TO make
any elaborate exploration. bur the experts
say that there 10 little gold there.
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Yeslss Junction Church Preaching 81 Sunday o.
II a IN
pzwssnssa Css>rcA- Dxaaes gassev rsx.g- s4n-
cas- sssfe<s at Is a Preaching al . % n m
ktrst~t7crfssr ThsrS aserac ard Iyre street Rev
kgsEa T. N.islAms cassaz. TIE t4.xs Ne.assasxs
IrvisssAns church Al. he fsrsz Carssss.n chareh
kss J. y. Smith, pastor. hare snised .Aesr ssrv-
sesA
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= e =
CALIFORNIA; ffss5t srsn tA.s season
promises vel, Although shs yteNi Is
rot as lafse as - Sefne Years fne auss ~
sf sse fruit Is yesy high ard prices Mi, he
such IS "a save K sca rsturns - the growsr
particularly Z the csr combine can be
broken. The grain harvest also promises
very well
2. :. Z.
THERE Il aHa seNtare 81 The military
trade With enc Phi sssssnsE by wh!ca tna
Northwest ssea.a asAtEs- There h n srs-
tnsnaaez aVsyss ~ for gDsssaes for use 90
the army. California la Shipping large
quantities, hSst rannos ss1eet tsss 81 ma sssl
les Asgeijs alsns shipped ses car ais las;
week sat - u the rali GENES fer more
California contractors sre losktnx 20 Ore
sen ard Washington 20 III orders
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MR. AND MRS. L. -. ~ sSii71
lvl Europe on the Ame1ica !.
Paul last wednesday. They = l.s!' ~ >
cetiing two weeks 1T NeW !..' = sssssz
are TO remain abroad until
8. l. Upton. OF Boise. = 49, So
registered at the Imperial 80
G. Phillips, OF Tacomn. 70 ). -
arrivals from the Northwes 1850:
the St Denis. 49,
Ell. Browning and w. y. l,s.;3'|s7
Seattle. reached New fos1
ago. They are stopping II th ~ sli55
j. Grassland ard l. d. hoes -
are spending a few days = $500
They ara at the Astor house. .
r. W. Grant. OF Victoria. 2 3 4 ssssS1I
on a short business trip. ~ ss3zs
at the Grand hotel. - 1iI ~
L. r. Davis, az Portland. ..ss
on a business trip. He y . - 's|
Hill.
r.. shea and r. Shea OF 49,. ri
ed here this week from the ..sss5s
are at the Grand. $3.50
u. McEaken. Of Spokane. = -.
for a few days on ostzdne =. = g
at the BROADWAY Central
The name Of W. r. 9sasue -
place Rosssand appears On ~ zss|5]S
the Grand Union. s1I;s1iiII
r. Wood and r. Wood
are spending a few dsyS IN 49, ~
are at the Aibcmarie-
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-22
HONORs TO LIEUTENANT BRUMBY.
"A Military Funeral to bo Accorded tho
Georgia Hcro-Secretary Longs Lot
ter to Brumby's Mother.

Washington, December 18.-The
navy department has arranged to
give naval funeral to the remains
of the late Lieutenant Brumby. A
company of marines from the bar
racks here, with the full Marine
Band, have been ordered to report
at Garfield Hospital under charge of
Commander McCrea, U. S. N, to-
morrow morning, to escort the re-
,ains to the railway station, whence
they will be conveyed to Atlanta, Ga,
for interment
Secretary Long has sent the fol-
lowing letter Of coincidence to the
mother of tho late Lieut.. Brumby:
Navy Department,
Washington, D. c., Dec. IS, 1890.
Dear Madame: The announce
ment of the death of your son, Lieut..
Thomas w. Brumby, has been re-
ceived with universal sorrow by the
whole country, and especially by the
service Of which he was SO distin-
guishod and honored member.
It is especially regrettable that an
officer of his rank and youth, who
had had the signal honor of serving
as flag lieutenant under Admiral
Dewey, should he cut off from the
further career Of honor and useful
ness that the future promised for
him. In your great distress at the
loss Of 80 noble son there cannot
fail to be some consolation in tho
fact that his name will ever be asso-
ciatei with the brilliant victory of
the American fleet at tho battle of
Manila Bag. You hayo also the
comfort that comes from the knowl-
edge that the whole navy mourns
with you in his death.
May I be permitted to add an OK.
preston of my great personal sym,
pathy for you in your sorrow. Very
respectfully, John D. Long.
Mrs. a. E. Brumby, Marietta, Ga.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-22
GROWTH OF STATES
LIQUOR BUSINESS.
''ip THAT THIS YEARS EARNING
WILL BE &3OO,OOO.
comparison Showing Incrcnse-Kush to
Get Out IL Suitable Supply or
Chris'mas Jags In
jugs Gf Joy.
The State, 20th.1

Tho holiday season orders of the
State disponsary are all of the crush
character" and they arc very numcr-
GUS and large. Tho big gin mill is
being "run nights" to provide "Christ-
mas DRINKS" by the case for the poo.
ple of the State, and is finding it
Well nigh impossible to fill all the
orders on time. The local disper Sol s
in various portions Of tho State re-
repert fine holiday trade
Yesterday State Chairman Miles
called on Gov McSweeney to give
him certain advance information
from the annual report which the
Governor desired to have before
writing his annual message.
The following official figures show
the extent of the growth of the whis,
koy business in South Carolina.
For the month Of October, 1900, the
gross receipts of the State dispcn-
sary, from sales to county dispen,
saries, wero 1882, ,10S SIS, against
s128,533,G3 for October, 1898. For
tho month Of November, 1909, the
sales amounted to $lG0,511.SG,
against $l53,G0G GG for October of
last year. This slows an increase of
sales for October and November Of
this year over the same months in
1893 Of $l5,613.45.
Officials of the dispensary, it is
said, estimate, from data, available to
date, that the institution will turn in
a clear profit to State, counties and
towns for the year, 100000 in round
numbers.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-22

DO you suffer from lumbago, rheu-
matism or swollen muscles9 If so
procure at once a bottle of Pain Kill
ler and follow the printed directions.
The relief is instantaneous as we'll as
lasting. No necessity to suffer when
a remedy such as Pain Killer is to he
had. Sixty years Of SUCCESS speaks
for itself. Avoid substitutes, there
IS but one Pain Killer, Perry Davis
Price 25c. and 5Go.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-22
NEWBERRY, s. O., FRIDAY, DECENTRE12 ~ 1900
FAIR FLORENCE
IN UGLY RUINS.

ikofED DISASTROUS.
, "'c'loh Burned - Hantlsomcst
"'idihEs, Including City HaII. uo
tel and Opera Housc, In
AShcs-A Dozen HusI-
ness Houses wcro
Utterly Dc.
strOyed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-03
UNIVERSITY NOTES.

University Life will be issued December
tive.
The students are rajoicing that the
Thanksgiving vacation will continue until
Tuesday.
Everyone enjoyed Miss Francesco's
chapel talk on President Hadley of Yale
Monday morning.
Mr.. Kirby. vice president of the board
of trustees, addressed the students at
chapel Wednesday morning.
Miss Edith Francisco has been i'll for
the past two weeks. 1t is hoped she VIII
soon be able to enter school again.
Mr.. George Dawson is going around
with one arm in sling. When asked If
he was going to play more foot bali he
said: No; would rather a live coward
than dead hero"
The members of F. L. foot ball eleven
gave a line party in coon heaven at 1.-TWO
Married Men" Thanksgiving night.
wonder why Professor Williams
should say, II feel like a widow tonight"
The foot ball game Thursday resulted
an a victor for the Friends. It was a
clean game from start to finish, and the
weather was the only thing that hinder
ed the game from being enjoyed by a
large crowd.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-03
HERNANDEZ GAINING GROUND
This Given Out as the UncensOrized
Truth Last Tuesday.

Correspondence of Associated Press)
Caracas, Venezuela, Nov. 15.-A decree
appeared in yesterdays Ifficial gazette
announcing that the customs tariff which
came into effect September /, last was
repealed and that the former one. the
tariff of 1885, should be alone applied.
American exporters should be guided ac-
cordinEly
Wilmestadt Island of Curacao, Nov.
27-The Hernandist revolution is gain
ing ground in Venezuela from day to day
and is supported by the leading members
Of the commercial and financial worlds,
who supply the revolutionists with all
the arms and money they need. FL
Mocho says General Hernandez is at
present at Tocuyo. a short distance from
Valencia. at the head of an army of
from 5000 TO 5000 men and a great bat
tie is expected to occur at any time
Castro's army is under the command OF
negro named Benjamin Ruiz. otherwise
known as Rafael Bolivar. a Colombian.
on whose head a price was put by the
American government at the time Of the
burning of Colon in 1855.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-03

Miss st. George Hussey in her new
three-act comedy Widow Wiggles Wash
Lady," has proven one of the emphatic
hits Of the season east. Manager Mart
ling has secured the attraction for next
Friday evening at the Crawford theater
and feels confident that Miss Hussey's
hosts Of friends and admirers in Wichita
viii give her and her associates a rousing
reception. The skit was especially written
for the star by the clever authoress. Miss
Edith Ellis Baker. It tells a story Of
the rise from poverty TO affiuence by a
Woodworking Irish lady, shows the effect
that sudden prosperity has upon the wash
lady and her three daughters, which en-
ables the authoress to construct all kinds
of ludicrous complications. The comedy IS
replete with the latest Celtic, ragtime
and operate songs, introducing many
new and delightful dances. a carefully
selected number of high-grade speciality
artists and company Of capable ladies
and gentlemen that complete an organi-
zation that is bound 70 win the approoa-
ton OF the theater-going public. This
will be Miss Hussey's only appearance in
Wichita this season