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PREsBYTERIANs TAKE ACTION
Honey Supplied for Missionaries IN
LcnNe China

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE Foreig, Mis-
sion Board of the Presbyterian Cbr-rb
80 . meeting last evening to consider tie
situa'ioh Oh Its missionaries in China.
II was decided to cable Rev. George
'orh"eh' who is the treasurer in China
anu VINO Is stationed at Chefoo. to draw
on Banker Fitch at Shanghai for an the
money he needs. should it be decided tbst
the missionaries are in danger and opgbt
10 get out.
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TO SETTLE WITH CREDITORS.
The Price-McCOrBicL Company A.
SiSnee FermuEsstes n Plan.

siEnee Formu tssteS n Plaa-
NEW YORK July I4--Creditors OF the
suspended banking and commission broker
age firm Of Price. Mccormick * Co. which
failed about nifty days ago. w.yh liabilities
Of Sl3 C09. Gee, viii receive in the late mails
OF today or those OF MOnCay 2 plan and
readjustment agreement" froIl William
Nielsen Cromwell counsel 10 Nj. Curtis.
the assignee
The plan OF settlement involves the i'm
mediate discharge OF all outstanding loans,
the prompt distribution OF 90 per cert IN
cash 10 creditors availilg Of the an. a-d
the establishment Of trust II respect OF
certain important assets which are not
Immediately marketable except at great
sacrifice and from which securities, il is
anticipated. much better results Will be
realized during the period OF the trust
ard under the prudent management OF the
trustees Certain optional offers are e.
tended 20 creditors
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TRIED TO TAKE HIS LIFE.
Captain HeaIy, of the HcCuIIOch,
Confined at Port Townsend

SEATTLE. Wash. July 1.-THE United
State Revenue cutter NcCulloch returned
from Nome last evening minus her com
mander. Captain Michael A Healy. The
latter is confined in the Marine Hospital
at Port Townsend. Returning from Dutch
Harbor. Captain Healy attempted to take
his own life by cutting the arteries Of his
right arm.
Officers Of the MeCulloch declined to dis
been laid before the Treasury Department
at Washington.
1t is learned that for several days be-
fore leaving Dutch Harbor Captain Healy' Z
actions were such as 70 create suspicion
and as a result close watch was kept on
him The first day after sar-rg the cap
tain came on deck and. after giving some
orders relative to handling tse ship. made
an attempt q leap overheard. but. before
he reached the railing. was seized by sew
eraI OF the crew and taken to his cabin
where a guard was placed over him
During the night he secured medicine
bottle unObserEed by the guard. and,
breaking it. used piece OF the glass in
severing a blood vessel in his left arm.
Before much blood was lost the guard dis
covered the wound, which be boTnd with
, handkerchief and called for assistance.
There being no surgeon aboard. Lieutenant
Thompson dressed the wound and upon ar
rival here Csptaint Healy was taken TO the
Marine Hospital and put in a strait
Jacket.
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Philippine Island TRANSFERRED

The following order transferring an ISL
and IN the Philippines has been issued BY
the War Department: BY direction OF the
President, the Island of SaTnar Philippine
archipelago. now part Of the Departmen,
of the Nisayas, is transferred 10 the De
partmen' of SuOthern Luzon.'
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DELAY ON CABLEGRARS.
Telegraph Companies Issue n Notice
tn Senders.

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE cable com
panies have Issued the following notice:
We are advised that there IS still about
ninety hours delay on cablegrams via the
Northern Company to Japan. Messages are
only accepted at sender's risk There is
also about twenty hours delay TO Japan
and Shanghai, China, via the Eastern Com
pany.''
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sugnr for Nem Orleans

NORFOLK, Va, July 1.-THE Norwe-
gian steamship Louisiana. from Copen-
hagen, Denmark, with Al. 495 bags of sugar
Tor the New Orleans market was at Lam
berts Point Yesterday for bunker coal.
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TIE PEKIN MASSACRE.
ConfirmHtOry Advice Received nv N
Chinese Maritime Agent

LONDON. July IA representative of
the Chinese Imperial Maritime Customs in
this city, has received telegram stating
that the rebel general, Tung-fuh Slang.
murdered all the foreign ministers in Pc
kin on July :.
This was preliminary TO the massacre of
all the foreigners in the Chinese capitaI
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baltimore Singers, Prize.

BALTIMORE. July 1.-THE bronze bust
4 Richard Wagner, won by the United
Singers OF Baltimore at the recent saen-
gerfest al Brooklyn. arrived in Baltimore
Thursday night and was taken yesterday
% the clubhouse OF the German Maenuer-
chor. Lombard Street. near Paca.
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j.. m. TraIn for Che~apeas@e Beach.
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MILWAUKEE. July 14.-Oficials of the
Milwaukee Pubic Tss;s::sAum report the theft
from that Institution of a large collection
Of rare coins estimated in value a. be-
.geen s. .0O0 and s10. Geo.
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CAPTAIN Peter Derrick ,,e.a.

GREENOCK. July 1l.-Capt. Peter Der
rick, the commander Of the yacht Ivv
owned BY an American OF the name ei
Winan. IS dead as the result 0f an aeci
lent at the Greenock Railway Stallion
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s. & o. week-Ena Country E1-

Tickets sold SATURDAYS and SUNDAYS. FOR return
mil Monday following, at reduced ra>es from
Washington 70 Charlestoun, Frederick. Annapo.i
motion, aad intermediate points
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Maine Hotel Destroyed n, p,

HAMPTON. BEACH. Maine JuIv -
The Leonia House was destroyed by are
this morning.
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DIR. shades Electric ParIors

Brain nervous and ali chronic diseases Se
Trial treatment and consultations free. 6ss lsth
81. NV.
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She Fails a Thousand Fe.,.
$3.50 Special saturday Trim sa,.

Tlrillins parachute jump at che,apease B-acl,
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To ''old Point. Norfolk, yiFginia Beach and
0ctan View. via Norfolk aud Washington steamer
Saturday. $50 ?. N. Round trip tickets to Fort
Monroe and Norfolk. good 70 return Sui.aay nigIt
SS.5a- For srateroOm phone 100 Scle,lul. page 3
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$500 to Cumberland ana r..

FROM Is. o. station at a. m Sunday H.,
ID returning, leave Cumberland g n >, - ,
DAY It's days splendid outing cheap an :
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Capt Michael A Healy's attempted sui
eide was a shock 10 ReverUe Cutter Service
officers here. He is one Of the best cap
tains in the service when he viii keep in
the right ccnditiCn, but had been reduced
20 the last man on the list Of thirty-eight
captains 10 have his name left in this
place.
Dr. Wyman. Of the Marine Hospital Ser
vice. said today that Captain Healy had
been suffering from melancholia for some
time. Word was received that he would be
placed in a private sanitarium- Healy was
given this duty for cruise on the McCul-
loch as a trial after long rest
Captaint Healy was born Septe-zJer %
1889, ard was appointed from Maine as 3
third lieutenant March :. 1866, promoted
TO second lieutenant. June s. 1866; frs,
lieutenant July 20 1879, and captain March
,. 1888
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Fhs'erln ns L"ths. s:;.oO: finest I.n.,,.
lowered prices at Friendly CoIrer. ca an,
The evening times., 1900-07-14
Si-25 To Baltimore and Re- x1a
turn. via PennsNInnnir RaiI

Tickets on sale Saturday and Sunday. JIv IA
and -. good TO return until Mondar- JuIv IA
All iI@ias exc -pt Congressional Limited
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ssr f 100 100 s. n Of North Carolina pins. toe. Al
The evening times., 1900-07-14

Lusher has dropped at the Friendly
corner and SOUND. best boards. SI.5a. a. Oh aud
). ]. ana
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Go to ChautauUu, ne,,,

For a DAYS outing. It's cool there thcse h..
days Trains o:S0 and i:s9 p. m nv
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-rr=nd. good. No. +. Flooring. only 50
ico so H.: Nor. Car pine Frank Libbey
The evening times., 1900-07-14
CAPTAIN CoGHLAN EETrER.
Recovering From Pneumonia at Col
Orado Springs

COLORADO SPRINGS. Col. July II
Captain CoghIan, Of the United States
Navy, is here, slightly i'll. but not in a
serious condition. as reported in the East;
The man who commanded the Raleigh at
the battle of Manila has had a slight at
tack Of pneumonia, but is ont OF danger.
and viii soon recover his accustomed
vie
The evening times., 1900-07-14

.s-cr.d = Ha:rS noNv en- Lumber and
su- doors only sl.25 al 9th aud
The evening times., 1900-07-14

1xI2-I6. dressed 4 sides! Shelving.
cents per sq. Il. Call tor lo1ersd prices On F.
LibDey Co.
The evening times., 1900-07-14

$I25 to baltimore and Return via
Il. & O. Saturday aESs sunday.
July Il and Is good 70. retmn until following
Monday. Tickets good on ali trains except Royal
Limited.
The evening times., 1900-07-14

Rest and largest sized Shingles. see.
per ]. 900; made Of cTpreS No. quality. BY
iiLbey & Co.
The evening times., 1900-07-14
THIRD CAVALRY FOR CHINA.
Squadron to Leave Fort Myer In
Time 20 Embark August

Time 20 Embark August 4.
The squadron of the Third Cavalry which
has been ordered to duty in China. and
which is now stationed at Fort Myer. will
leave this city in time to embark on the
transport Meade at San Francisco on An
gust l.
A battalion of the Fifth Cavalry -frbm
Porto Rico will replace the departing Third
Cavalry.
The evening times., 1900-07-14

Tr"in for Chesapeake Beach. 5P VI
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IxIx-IO Kiln-drled nonrh.n -

sunday at Chesnpenke Beach.
Sacred concerts. II a. m. and D. m. -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-01
CLOSING CAMPAIGN SPEECHES

Several TO BE Made In the County
f This Week -lse pubiican Returns.
The republicans will close the cam
5paign in this county this week. On
Friday night at Vienna Center school
house Hon. Henry Stone and Mr.. +. NJ.
Wentworth will address the people. on
Saturday night Mr.. F. T.. Nortnup wtll
speak at Liscomb. Ali these MEETINGS
promise to be we'll attended and gooa
addresses are assured
Chairman Estabrook wishes the vari-
Gus township committeeman TO be SURG
and send the returns 10 the headauar-
tiers in this city as soon as the result,
is known. The Iowa Telephone CONF
pany has agreed TO transmit the re-
turns gratis between The hours Of s p.
m. on November 8 and 6 a. m. on No
vember I. An instrument Will be
placed in the republican headquarters
in the east court room and the returns
should be sent there direct.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-01


practical electricians but the editor Of
clusive privilege Of Judging as To their
competency while In his employ But
the public well knows that Mr.. Benson
has by thirty years experience made a
syuccess Of milling, q practical business;
that Mr.. Fisher has by thirty years ex-
perience made success at machine
n1anufac turing, q practical business;
that Mr.. Kreutzer has by thirty years
experience made q success at the wood :
working trade, a practical business. and
the IT, r. and the public know full well
that the city's mayor has made q suc-
cess at nothing, save politics. which we
admit is, as he works it. a highly prac-
teal business. These men all opposed
Mr.. Pierce 2 Judgment and the T.-R.
naturally questioned it also
The city o. Marshalltown is called
upon to expend an enormous sum for a
sewage plant. Its agents are its may
or and city council. but the public
claims the right to discuss the work OF
Its agents and the public's forum is the
newspaper. Ii an agent of the Times
Republican corporation charged with
the expenditure Of thousands of dollars
should object to that corporation dis
Guessing the problems of said expendi-
ture. the corporation would soon dis
charge its agent and If said agent
should exhibit such ill-humor as the
city's mayor has done the president of
the Nmes-Republican corporation
would immediately Investigate that
agents record. For a man to Ike Of
Tense at 50 mild an article as appeared
In these columns on Wednesday, there
must be a very sore spot in his anat-
5nIrl, lala..rs1
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-01
Hoes Case Di.intssed.

The cases 81 Dell Hoes and Alice
Hoes, man aud wife. from Ferguson.
which Were brought fen days age
upon complain; or Mfs. Mitchell Pow
ers, a neighbor upon infornsatiuns fled
In Justice Aliens court an the 27la nit.
We're called this morning al 3 o'clock
before Justice Allen and taken 10 jus
tice Burritt's court upon d change ai
venue. The case against Mr.. Hoes was
for selling Intoxicating liquors and tha /
against his wife was for larceny OF
chickens belonging to the complaining
witness. The case against Mr. Hoes
swas dismissed by the state shortiy af-
ter being called. as was also the one
against Mrs. Hoes. Costs to fine amount
OF between $40 and $40 were incurred
TO Try and settle . neigaborhood quar-
rel. n. XXI
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-01
A|O||||l|.|D||||Ig|ORII SESSION
Sewage Disposal Committee Of the
Council Mset TO Take Action
Regarding Electric Plant.
After q Warm Discussion II is Prao.
ttcally Decided to Accept St.
Louis Firms Bid.
Pierce Writes ! Letter q. n. Has
UnWittingly Touched . Very
Sore Spot.

meeting OF the special committee OF
the council In charge OF the construc-
ton of the sewage disposal plant was
held at the mayors Office Wednesday
evening, called for the purpose of con-
sidering the bid submitted by the st.
Louis Electric Company for installing
an electric plant to operate the pumps
at the sewage plant. The members Of
the committee, OF which the mayor is
chairman, were all present except Mr..
Benson. who was out of the city, and a
stormy session that threatened to
knock the electric proposition in the
head was the result
The council, it Will be remembered, by
q close vote Monday night concluded To
accept the bid of the st. Louis Com
lDany, but reserved the right TO make
Changes II any We're desired, aud lief,
the special committee the duty Of com
pleting the negotiations. The General
Electric Company, which had one repre-
sentative present, and whose bid. wac
the only one in competition with the st
Louis house. did not seem inclined to
accept defeat without fight and sent
two other men to Marshalltown. After
two days of Wire pulling the committee
met. 80 SIT
Some of the members wanted to SC
back of the councils Instructions re.
consider the bids and then refer the
whole matter back to the council fol
final determination, because the Cen
era Electric people offered to make
better figures by $1,000 If given the OPP.
portunity. DIR. Harris, of the commit
tee made the point that all the com
mittee could do under the circum-
stances was to consider the ST. Loui.
Ibid, and he said that II the question
went backto the whole council the cleo
/ trio proposition would be defeated ant
The would be one who would vote tofturr
| ii down and install another kind o.
Eplant. This blocked the plan to recon.
slider other bids and 1t was abandoned
i by the committee. a least for the time
being, with the ind landing that al
agreement and contract would be en-
1 tered into with the st. Louis firm. Fur
jther deliberations have been conducted
to-day, and it was announced that thu
question would probably be settled.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-01

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-01
FIGHTS GALORE.
SIX Bloody Pugilistic Encounters Oc-
cur on south Third Avenue in one

cur on south Third Avenue in one
Evening.
One might have imagined himself In
the jungles of the Philippines Wsdne s.
day night between 6 and 10 o'clock, had
he spent his hours on the levee. a
gang of Northwestern bridge men. the
members of which, had been drinking
more or lesstall day. began looking for
trouble about 6 Of clock. and Kept 1t up
all evening. The first fight occurred
shortly before O'clock and vas parti-6
lcipated in by seven men, three of whom
picked upon Thomas Brod erick. who had
beer trying to separate Two others, one
of whom was his friend. The result WAS
that Broderick was Knocked out into the
middle of the street and while down Was,
kicked by his, three antagonists in the
face until his visaSe fes'sntbed a raw
beefsteak. Broderick was hot iltoxicat-
ed and vas simply trying to keep q
friend who VAS intoxicated from getting
into trouble.
The next fight occurred after supper
al Doc l.ohse'a saloon corner Of See
ond avenue and Nevada street and IN
Trying to get the men on, of the saloon
he was quite badly cut about the face by
a knife in the hands Of one OF the fight
ers. Lohse was 80 badly hurt that the
attentions of a surgeon We're required.
After that difficulty had been 5settiad the
gang repaired to Louis Bernstein's 50
loon and began another fight. Reuben
Stump. the bartender. With the aid of
an ice pick. dispersed the crowd with
but little difficulty. The crowd then adj
journed to Bartley's saloon and began
another fight. injMhich one man was
pretty badly used UP and had ia be carr
| ried from the field. Two more fights on
the street brought the time to about 10
O'clock. No one Was seriously hurt IN
either of the latter brawA in the street
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-01
Easy 10 cure a cold

IT you SO about il night. Take NO or
three Krause' cold Cure Capsules dur
ing the day and TWO before retiring at
night This, Mil insure good nights,
Iest and a free movement Of the bowels
next morning, Continue the Treatment,
next day and yaur cold VIII melt away
Price 25 cents Sod by ". III Evans. i12
East Main, aud Geo. p. Powers. Is East
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-01
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NOTICE TO VOTERS.
Half Fare Rates Via Iowa Central

In order hat all may reach home IN.
time 10 vote the Iowa Central railway
will sell tickets to points on its own
lines at the rate Of one fare for the
round trip. Tickets Will be ii sale My.
5 and I. 1900 and will be limited for re-
turn passage 10 and Including Nov. .,
1900. Ge0rge $, Batty, q. r. & I. A,
MarshaIltown Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-01
Slows Tins.

dUNYS INISS -
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward fog
any case Of Catar-h that cannot be cured by
HALL $ Catarrh Cure.
r. J.cHENEY 8 CO., Props, Toledo, o.
wo the undersigned, have known r. j. Che
asy for the last is years, and believe him per-
eetly honorable in MI business transactions
nd financially able to carry out any obliga-
ors made by their firm.
SgsT3 TRuAx. Wholesale Druggiats, Toledo, O.
YALpISa, KInSAN s. MARVIN, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, @.
Hall Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
he system. Price, &c. per bottle. Sold BY All
Druggists. Testimer's'B f-ea.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-01
OBSERVES 10 our Ke.aders

[Frcm the Camden. s. c.. Messengerl
We know of no way in which we@can
be of more service to our readers than
to tell them OF something that will be
OF real good 70 them. For this reason
We want 70 acauaint them with what
we consider ore of the Very best reme-
dy on the market for coughs. colds and
that alarming complaint, Group We
refer to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
We have used il with such good re-
suits in our family so long that it has
become a household necessary. BY its
prompt use W haven't any doubt but
THAI 1t has time and again prevented
Group. This testimony Is given upon
our own experience, and we suggest
that our readers especially those WIN
have small children, always Keep Ii In
their homes as safeguard against
Group For sale by druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-12-17
CHURCH Us. LABOR UNIONS.
CONTINUATION OF AN INTERESTING
DEBATE IN THE BELMONT
CENTRAL UNION.
CLERGYMEN WERE PRESENT
to the Discussion and
Making a Few Remarks, at the
Close of the Observation-Disclosures
ExtOIled by One Delegate and
Criticized by AnOther-The BUSH
ness Transacted Yesterday.

The Belmont Central Trades and
Labor Union held another very inter-
esting and well attended meeting yes
terday. 1t was probably the largest
meeting ever held by this union. Many
persons were present that did not be-
long to the union, including ministers
and professional men. 1t seems that
at the last meeting the discussion
which took place has caused much
comment from both the pulpit and
people, so yesterday the people show
ed that they were taking an interest
in these meetings and also found out
that the laboring people were anxious
to come nearer the church, and asked
the church to help them. The meet
ing was of much interest, and all who
were present enjoyed it very much.
The members found the hall with
plenty of heat. and its walls and cell
ing handsomely decorated.
First was a communication from the
milk mems union of Martins Ferry
asking this union for assistance in the
case of two milk men who had failed
to comply with the rules of the union
and had been placed on the unfair
list. The matter was referred to the
arbitration committee.
A communication from local No. 4S
of Master Horseshoers National Pro-
tective Association of America Of
Wheeling was read, which protested
against certain Martins Ferry black
smith being placed on the unfair list.
The body took the following action:
First, That we do not recognize their
jurisdiction in this case. Second, That
in the opinion of this central body,
this party is eligible to membership in
the blacksmith's and wagon-maker'
union, and we expect him to comply
with the regulations of this union"
This about wound up the business
part of the meeting. Then the debate
on the question before this body at its
last meeting was taken up, Resolved,
That the church is not doing it's duty
to harmonic the relations between
labor and capital" Thos. L. Lewis
opened on the negative side, and in
part said the church is the moralizing
part of our country, and that in his
idea it could solve this great problem.
He did not believe the church was de-
voting as much time as necessary in
this case. He believed in the princi-
pie, Thou shalt love thy neighbor as
myself" which was the foundation of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-12-17

The Bon Ton stock Co.
Here is a clipping from the Elmira
Gazette, showing the strength of the
Bon Ton Company:
The Bon Ton Stock Company gave
two good performances again yester-
day The company has proven its
worth to the theatre going people of
the city as is evidenced by the fact
of their having been, secured for an
other week The bill yesterday after
noon was a piece made famous by
Kate Claxton. The Two Orphans" No
description of the play is necessary,
more than to say that the part of
Louise" the blind girl, was well taken
by Miss Emma Bunting. In the eve
ming, the war drama. Gettysburg, was
presented-a play that until recently
was a one-night stand The perform
ance as given last night was complete
in every detail, and left nothing to be
desired
The Princess of Patchen' will be
the bill Monday night. Ladies' tickets
fifteen cents. Matinees daily, starting
Tuesday with THE Census Taker."