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lett into the secrets of the order, there
was another evening of entertainment
and instruction for which this council is
noted. The Knickerbocker male quar-
tet rendered a number of those vocal Sc
lections which have made them so well
known in this community, then there
were a number of selections of an in
strumental nature and an explanatory
talk by Charles j. King, the secretary of
the council and most interesting ad-
dress by the Rev. Alexander n. Carson
on the subject of Our National Faith. -
He based his remarks on the platform of
the order and drew from it many beauti-
full less..s of mans duty TO country,
home an fellow man, after which he in
a most entertaining manner told what
national faith is. The speaker was lis
tened to with profound attention and
what he said was loudly applauded by the
many who heard him.
This council has changed its meeting
night and place and in the future will
meet on the first and third Mondays in
the Red Mems building.
The council in Berkeley is doing re-
markably well, initiating from one to
three every meeting.
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THE NATIONAL UNION.

The visit of the San Francisco Cabinet
to Union Council last week was an ex-
ceedingIy pleasing one. There was full
representation of the cabinet and other
visitors and all were made to feel at
home. Three candidates were initiated
by the cabinet officers for the sitting
council in the amplifed form, after which
there were addresses by the leading Of
ficers of the cabinet.
Last Tuesday night Golden Gate Coun-
Gil had a good meeting, and by the ini-
tiation of Thomas X. Kase increased its
membership to sos. Now that the council
has passed the 800 mark. its ambition is
to reach the 400 notch in the matter of
membership. During the evening Sena-
tor Fred n Hastings called to say good
by TO the council prior to his departure
for the session of the senate on the 10th
inst. in company with James E. Field,
who represented California in the Senate
last year. In a recent notice of Mr. Hast
ings, it was announced that he was past
president of the senate. 1t should have
been of the San Francisco Cabinet. He
is a most energetic officer and there is
no telling but he may before long become
DreSident of the senate.
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Cf
Zach Tinker.

THE Tinker hat! Have you seen it?
Do you know for whom it is named?
For none less than our Zach Tinker,
l. brewer and theatrical proprietor.
Mr. Tinker has always been noted for
his hats He never wears hat that isn't
different from the hats worn by man
kind generally 1t Is always sure to be
nobby 1t is becoming as well. especially
to the Tinker face, which is rosy, smooth
and wholesome.
Naturally a cream-colored hat goes well
with a ruddy complexion. The Tinker
hat is cream-colored. 1t is a soft hat
with rolling brim, d band of brown silk
and bound with ribbon of the same
color It's a gay hat. It's an outre nat.
It's a hat which is rightly named the
Tinker. for no man can wear it with bet
ter grace than Zach
ANY one addicted TO wearing the Tinker
hat will need at least four or five year
The cream color doesn't stay Immaculate
long. To be at all attractive it must be
immaculate. 1t suits men with fair
complexions. 1t doesn't look bad on fel-
lows with brunette skins, provided the
skin is clear and pure. muddy-face
man had better eschew the Tinker: 50
far only one man in st. Louis had set
the fashion for a certain hat. He was
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TIE ODD FELLOWS.

Industrial Lodge OF Sacramento paid a
fraternal visit 10 Roseviue Lodge on the
24th OF June. on which occasion the de-
grees were conferred on three candidates
IN q very acceptable manner.
The California odd Fellow, published in
Sacramento. has changed hands. Dep
uty Grand Master j. L. Robnette, who
was one Of the owners. has, on account
Of Illness. been forced 70 retire from the
active management of the paper he 50
ably conducted. lie has sold out his in
terest 10 c. y. Harrison. who hereafter
will issue the paper monthly instead Of
senli-monthly. as in the past
Grand Patriarch Harris visited the en-
ca1npment in Sacramento last Monday
night, when the pdtrisrchial degree was
conferred in a very creditable manner.
After the ceremony there was 4 banquet
to the visitors and members of the en-
campment, at which o w. Erlewine, p.
G.. P. was tho postmaster.
The officers of Golden Gate Encamp-
1nent No. I viii be publicly Installed in
Encampment Hill. in the Odd Fellows
building. on the night of the Sth inst.
Ali the local lodges are getting ready
FOR the installation Of officers during the
current month.
The lodges OF Vallejo have. signified
their intention of taking art in the pa
rade in San Francfsco during the jubilee
week, and they viii be headed by the
band from the Independence.
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wOODMEN OF THE WORLD

At the meeting of Golden Gate Camp
last Monday the new team that is to con-
fer the degrees for that camp in the fu-
it was ready TO proceed to do the work
in the amplified form. A E. Graupner is
the commander of the team. which num-
bers twenty The camp decided that
the team should be uniformed, and as
that conclusion had been reached some
time ago, bids for such were presented
and opened. The lowest bidders being
the Pettibone Company, the contract was
awarded 10 it. The uniforms will cost
about S400.
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VOTING MEMS INSTITUTE.

The programme for the convention week
of the Grand Council that is to meet in
Santa Cruz In the latter part of August
will in addition to the sessions of that
body. include the pontifcal high mass by
the Right Rev. George Montgomery. and
a sermon by Rev. Father McNamee at
the first session. On the night of the first
day there will be reception TO the grand
officers and the delegates. On Tuesday
night there will be promenade concert,
on Thursday night a banquet and on Fri
day night a ball This, however, is SUBJ
ject to slight changes.
Last Thursday night there was a dis
trict meeting in Y. NJ 1. Hall in Peta-
luna of San Rafael. Santa Rosa, Sonoma
and Petaluma councils. There were ad-
dresses by Grand Directors kugelberg
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james McNeiII Whistler.

died in Paris some two years ago. 1t
reflects the analytical character of the
man, is essentially French in its hand
ling. and reveals the inner conscious
ness of wit and power so much a part
Of this genius, who never in his WORK
in the field of either literature or art
uses aids that appeal to the literary
Iadv" or the man in the street" We
are interested by a happy handling OF
line and light and shade-a phrase that
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without sufficient notice. He had thus
been deprived of the opportunity either
10 finish the map. or remove the
sketches meant only temporarily TO en-
liven it.
The accompanying sketch represents
the artist with the inevitable monocle
in his eye 'Tis said that if one drops
he never condescends TO stoop 10 pick it
UP. but takes another from his pocket,
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DEGREE OF HONOR.

Dawn of Hope Lodge No. l of Oakland
had a most enjoyable meeting on the
night of the 24th inst, on which occasion
there were present visitors from many
parts of the jurisdiction. AS soon as the
routine business had been disposed of
there was arranged a programme of en-
and one feature was Dress
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who will attend The committee has ar
ranged a number of races and games and
a batch of gate prizes will be distributed
Past Supreme Chief Companion Mrs. L.
Atwood has been appointed deputy for
this circle. but owing to her absence from
the city Mrs. J. Weissel of Live Oak Cir
OLYMPUS Circle viii be the installing CT
licer for Inter Nos circle on the night Of
the 18th inst, when the officers Will be
publicly installed in the social hall of the
A
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At the last held meeting OF the Chop
pers' Friendship Club six strangers were
admitted by initiation and seven applica-
tions were received and referred TO ap-
proprfate committees The following
named were elected officers for the ensu-
ing term: e. r. Engelman. president;
william Krause. vice president; John
Boyle. treasurer; F. X Teeter Jr, score
tary; r F. Galvan, conductor; William
Carr, sentinel; ]. Rehfeld, trustee: f. Y.
Never. organist. These officers will be
irstalled on the eth of July.
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COMPANIONS OF THE F. OF A.

Last Monday night Grand Chief Com
panion Flora Jacobs paid visit to Bay
City Circle and a most enjoyable evening
was spent under good of the order On
Wednesday night she paid a visit to Inter
Nos Circle, and on that night was accom-
panied by Grand Treasurer Miss Alice
Ticouet.
The trolley ride given by Golden Era
Circle last Tuesday night was a very en-
joyable affair The members Gf the circle
and their friends filled two cars and were
taken over great part of the city and
to the Cliff House, where the trolley
riders had an opportunity to view the
broad Pacific by moonlight.
l. Levy, a prominent member of Court
as Sam Rainey No. 2, but whether from
his Resemblance to the original Sam or on
account of his knowledge of politics is
not stated. will shortly be initiated as a
member of Golden Era Circle
Last Wednesday night Inter Nos Circle
received a progress report as to the pic
mic that is to be given ar Plittsville Park,
Alameda County, on the 9Th inst. by Inter
Nos Club, and from that the indications
are there will be glorious time for all
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ORDER OF AMERICUs.

San Francisco Council No IA, after the
close of the meeting last Tuesday night
when there was the initiation of George
w. Owen, A. NJ Todhunter, W. Clare
Anderson, E. w. Pratt and j. Lou Hal
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THE hEBEKAHS.

Mrs Mary E. Donoho, secretary Of the
Assembly OF California. has issued the
proceedings of the assembly which was
recently in Session in this city. 1t is
carefully arranged volume of $50 pages,
III which there is complete report Of all
that took place during the session; also
some valuable statistical matter. The
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THE NATIVE DAITGHTERs

Another parlor is 10 be instituted-this
one at Etna Mills, Siskiyou County
within a short time.
Grand Secretary Mrs. Ryan is busy at
this time getting the copy OF the proceed
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GEORGE E. GREEN. GREAT INcoHoNEE.

will close his official visitations for the
term.
The returns that are being received at
this time show a remarkable gain in the
order
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president for Tulare County, writes to
Grand Secretary Lurstedt that Fisalia
ParIor No. 10, one Of the oldest parlors in
7he interior. has had quite boom, it hav-
ing at its last held meeting initiated seven
candidates and received eight applica-
tions. These will be initiated at the next
meeting on which night the new officers
viii BE Installed and general good time
will follow
The grand secretary has received from
Eugene D White, grand secretary OF the
Grand Cabin of the Native Sons Of Ore
gon. a cCngratulatory letter IN reply to
dispatcn sent from the Grand Parlor OF
California to the Oregonians. In this the
writer suggests a meeting at some time
not far distant Of the representative men
Of the two organizations near the Cantor
mia line. where they might have love
feast. In his letter he incloses q neatly
arranged directory Of the membership or
the officers Of the Grand Cabin and OF the
members Of some and the officers OF all OF
the eighteen subordinate, cabins OF Ore
gon.
night initiated seven candidates II was
intended to have feast on account of
this event. but as the day before mem
Der of the parlor died it was DECIDED to
postpone the proposed festivity. The fol
lowing la1ned have been elected to serve
for the ensuing term: II. Edwards. past
president; J ". Liebert, president; II. i.
Jacobs. l. S. Green and H. j. Lyons. vice
presidents: l Linderman. financial .secre-
tary; Z. W. Levy, treasurer; S. Flgen
baum marshal: II. L. Gunzburger, Sam
uel Wagner ana William Regensburger,
trustees; ard w. Carmen, surgeon.
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ings of the recent Grand Parlor ready for
the printer. 1900
following named to serve for the ensuing
term: Martha E. Blair. president: anna Ii
r. Levin. Ida Zent Carter and cara NJ
Blumb vice presidents; Louise Ldtsch. re
cording secretary; Melissa Sutherland.
financial secretary; Mary j. Hooking,
treasurer: Addie Davis, marshal; Carrie
King. Edith Craddock and Rena Litsch,
trustees.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
George E. Green OF Binghamton, \. V,
the great incohonee of the Improved Or
der of Red Men, one of the most promi-
nent men of that part of the State and
possible candidate at the next election for
the office of Governor of the State, has
been invited TO attend the next session OF
the Great Council of California. and Il IS
very likely that he will accept the invita-
ton.
in Redding and on the 18th of July he will
visit the tribe in Los Angeles. and that
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02

TIRCUMsTANCEs-the man of
genius creates them-the man
II Of talent uses then-the fool
" looks at them without seeing
them" And James Mcneil
Whistler is certainly not the fool.
He is rather the creator-the genius.
More than thirty years ago, when in
the service of the States, he neglected
to fully engrave a map for the coast
survey which the authorities expected
of him, and. in vagranU mood, filed in
the spaces with sketches for his own
pleasure. we find him voicing the prin-
cfple, maintained in this. his latest
book-namely: The absolute right Of
the artist to control the destiny Of his
handiwork." The plate was confscated.
Young Whistler was sternly told that
"a most UnwaTrantab bic thing had been
done" He advised the official that he
perfectly agreed with him-a most Un-
Eearrantable thing had been done. 1t
was quite unwarrantable TO take
plate from the hands of its author
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and Riley; also.by Grand Secretary STAN.
ley.
On the night of the 22d of June the.
grand president and other grand officers
were present at a meeting of Sacramento
Council. when SO out of 1o1 applicants for
membership were admitted by initiation
Those who had not been examined pra
liminary to admission passed the exami-
nation a few days after and were re-
ce-ved into the council last Thursday
right.
All the arrangements have been COM
pleted for the picnic at FL Campo on the
Fourth of July.
The order has issued a neat blue book
which contains the roster of the member
ship on the first of last May. a history
of the order and a great deal of valuable
information TO those already in the order
and for or those who may desire to join.
1t IS HIustrated with number of half
ficerS. W Va
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Company, New York and Chicago.
THE KINSHIP OF SOULS-By
Reuen Thomas. Little, Brown & Co.,
Chicago.
SEA DRIFT-Poems, by Grace Ell
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INDEPENDENT FoREsrEps

L
A new court of the order was insti+utsd
last night in Halfmoon Bay by Supreme
Deputies Duckworth and Jaycox with a
good charter list.
Deputy Supreme Chief Ranger z. A.
Mack visited the court at Livermore last
week and was present at the institution
of a number of strangers to the order.
among them Assemblyman Mcdonald
Deputy Supreme Ranger S. r. Bickford
is making arrangements to institute a
new court in Alameda County.
The arrangements are almost connleto
for grand trolley ride to be given bv
the Foresters of this city. On the night
Of the 22d of the current month there
will be procession of from fifteen to
eighteen brilliantly Illuminated electric
cars which will go over the principal citv
routes and then all the cars will go 10
the Cliff House, where, at 10 O'Clock
there will be inaugurated a dance pro
gramme that will be kept uD until mid
night.
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WhistIers Portrait Of His Mother.

lery Charming Small, Maynard & Co.,
Boston. Cloth Price 81 so.
A PRINCESS OF VASCONY-By
John Oxenham. G. w. Dillingham; &
Co., New York
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THE AMERICAN GUILD.

The quarterly entertainment and party
that was given last Tuesday night in the
social hall of the Red Mems building by
San Francisco Chapter of the American
Guild was numerically and artisticaiiy a
great success. The programme included
short address of welcome and explana-
tory of the order by Vice Governor w L.
recitation by DR.. Pratt. vocal solo By j.
McCullogh. recitation by e S. McCauley
and vocalization by Miss Heilborn. Each
number was deservedly eucored and each
contributor cheerfully responded Then
there was a good programme of dances
and enjoyment to the fullest by all who
attended. The chapter, with a view to
bring itself more prominently before the
public will give an entertainment of this
kind once in three months.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02

MEeSANAC BY Walter Pulitzer
Furs & WagnaIls Company, New York
and london
WARTIME ECHOES-By James
Henry Brownlee, NJ. A. The Werner
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02

ing the New Woman" There was figure
of a woman pinned to the wall, and each
person in the room was blindfolded, given
a miniature garment and told TO walk
toward the figure and pin the garment to
the figure. The result was many misfits
and laughs at the expense OF the lndl-
vidual who in his blindness pinned pair
of shoes on the head and a hat at the
knee The officers of the lodge will be in
stalled on July s. and the recorder was
instructed TO invite the membership Of the
lodges in Alameda County and San Fran
cisco to be present on that occasion. Miss
Loretta Donelly. the district deputy, will
act as installing officer
FOREsTERS OF AMERICA.
Court Sutro Heights at its last held
meeting gave further evidence that it is
still in the ring" by the initiation of five
candidates. In its quarters in the Native
Sons building this court has pleasant
meetings and Interesting ones a. that It's
initiatory team in appropriate uniforms
commanded by Captain George Koerner
a veteran of the late war with Spain, has
been the admiration of many of the local
courts. and so well does 1t do its work
that several applications have been made
to have it visit other courts to initiate
candidates. AT the next meeting OF this
court there will be the installation of the
officers for the ensuing term, the presen-
tation Of jewel and past chief ranger S
certificate 10 the retiring official and the
presentation of badge to Recording Sec
retary J. W. GleadeN for having during
the preceding six months brought in the
greatest number of candidates who were
initiated.
Last Monday night the degree team of
Court Sutro Heights paid a visit to Court
Yerba Buena and there initiated two can
didates for the sitting court. Following
the work of the evening there was an
hour of addresses for the good of he or
der and the hosts distributed cigars TO
all present.
Court Aurora has decided to celebrate
its twenty-first anniversary by banquet
on the night Of the 21st OF August. II uas
also decided to invite all members of the
executive council. The place where the
banquet will be served has not yet been
selected.
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FRATERNAL NEWS.


book is embe.Hshed with halStcnee
view of the Orphans Home at Gilroy and
the portraits Of Mrs. Dell c. Savage. the
junior past president. and OF the trustees
of the home a special and new feature
Of the book, is a page DEVOTED 4b. TO the the
memory of the past president OF the as
semflv. Mrs. Ruby J. Reese. who passed
away last year in her home IN Santa
Templar Rebekah Lodge at its meeting
on the 24th Of June initiated seven candi-
dates. and after the work there was col
Istion in celebration Of the event; fne ne
officers Of this lodge will be installed on
the evening Of the 18th Of July;
The officers Of Oriental Rebe kah Lodge
will be publicly installed in its hall on
next Wednesday night. At a meeting nee, ggoGd Of
was made a statement that the lodge dur;
ing the term Just closing FAD td. initt5eed t5erd
had not been any suspensions. During the
evening Mrs. Sophie Hutton-Forbes, who
has been the deputy OF the lodge, was
presented with a silver fruit dish and
spoon as q token Of appreciation OF her
services.
During the past tern, Amity Lodge mi
tiated rhirtv-Cne members and Iempiaf
IOdGc tWenty-One.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-06

The following ars recent charters
Ships May Flint Henry B. Hyde, John Me-
Donald. st Francis, r. d. Rice, A. j. Fuller.
Il. B. sut on, Az G. Ropes, Tille e, Starbuck,
George Stetson, Henry Willard, Dirigo, Susque-
hanna, J. L. Chapman, e. NJ. Phelps and W. +.
Rabcock, Hawaiian Islands to New York, Phil
adelphia, sugar, p. t.
Bark Pactolus, same.
Sehr Kolon, South Amboy to Portland, coal
s5e,
schr Penobscot Perth Amoby to Belfast, coal
soc.
schr B. NJ. BrAin2rd, Perth Amboy to Port
and, coal 75c.
schr Mary B. Baird, Philadelphia to Portland,
coal Sic and b. M
schr Gen. G. s. Greeley, Philadelphia to Port
land, coal soc and b. m.
Schr Jonathan Sawyer, Philadelphia to Saeo,
ecoai Sr2o.
Brig Jennie Hubert, Sabine Pass TO Philadel-
phii, lumber IS so and free Wharfage.
schr media Wiley, Kennebec to Thlladel-
Ihla ice 55c.
Schr Maggie S. Hart Carteret to Baltimore
phosphate soc.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-06
CASGO BAY STEAMBOAT GO.
Custom House wharf,
Portland, Me.
WEEK DAY TIME TABLE.
Summer Arrangements June, 80, 1896

For Forest City Landing, Peaks IsIaad, 645,
so. 74b,, goo. 1000, Hoo AZ NJ. 1900,
12;So, Lao; 215. 800. ss.45. 4.so. bi1, 6i5,
100, $50. $780, $50 p. NJ.
Return--6.2o, 100 8.15. $50, 1920, 1L30 A.
NJ, 1920, LOO. s215 2.s5, 800 s4.o5, 500, 5.l5,
SO I.so, $50. ,ao9 iol5 p. NJ, or at close
For Cnslling's island, cas-. 7.45. 900, 1000,
100 Il 90 a A a NJ i2.so. sl,45, 2.15, 800, 4.3o. 6.15
Return-7.o5. 500 e.l6,. 1880, 112o A. NJ. As,
800, 2.45, 330 4.45, $40. s7.l5. $50 o.45 P. M
For Little and Great Diamond Islands
Peaks Island, 600, 500. 900, 1880 4.
NJ. ZOO m. zoo. 1900, 4.2o. 5.l5, els. 7.3o,
Return-Leaye LittIe Diamond. q. Ok 7.o5
$40. 915, 1918, 1i.45 A, NJ. LIS, a.l5, s4lo,
b.35, $40, $40. e10.40 p. NJ.
Returh-Leaye Great.Diam0nd, $50, 100.
$40. 9.1o, 1910 11.40 A. NJ, lilo, $40, s4.O5,
$50, 6.35. 1886, <10.35 p. NJ.
Retnrn-Leave Trefethen's, 615. 655, sos
9o5, 1905. l1.35. A. H. 1.O5. .3o5, s4O0, b25 $50,
Return-Leave Evergreen, 6lO 6.5O 500.
s'9o 1000 10 ll.So A. NJ, 100. 800. -3.55, $40.
For Ponce's Landing. Long IsIand. E6.0l
800. 300 1870 A. NJ, ll2.00 NJ, eco, s3 CO. 4.20
DID, 6-l5. 7.30. 1870 p. NJ.
Return-Leaye Ponee's Landing, Long
Island, 600, GAO, 7.50, S.60 800. l1.20 A. NJ.
l2oO 260, e5.45, $40. e.i5 6.55. s1b. sl0.l6 p. NJ
SUNDAY TIME CABSE.
For Forest City Landing, Peaks Island,
zee 500, 300, 10 90, i1.00 a. NJ, 1920, 2.15,
~3.15. 3.45. 445 100 p. M.
For Cushtng's Island, 500 900, II. 900 AM
IL. 30 2.i5, 3 45. AS. 6-I5, so r. NJ
For Little and Great Diamond Islands,
Trefefhen's aud Evergreen Landings
Peaks Island, 100, 500, $50 1880 A. NJ
l2.15, 200, s3.t5, 4.20. 6l6 6.l6 s7.sOP, Nj,
For Ponce's Landing, Long Island, ZOO.
500. $50. 1880 A. NJ, 12.15, 400 s3.1B,42O 5f5
7.30 p. NJ.
sll.Oo p. NJ. for all landingsSaturday nights only
except Cushing's Island.
Not run in stormy or foggy weather.
Tickets sold over this line TO the Gem Theatre
Unavoidable delays excepted, and subject to
change without notice.
G. W. I. COOLING. General Manager.
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