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SCENE FROM FINALE OF ACT ONE, "HUBIAN HEARTS,


-. -.E= UP scllg- MIS- RANKIN
'.' suggested 10 MIN mat ne take
-- young man or woman
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-..- Mss Nell was engaged Tor
- ... -... HauNn coached ner on
ana found ner 70 De a
-- FROM JniS time ne TOOK
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g. ..-.l.aNe her training IN
piece she was given a larger
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a. as ss-1ed WIN d 'iL ~. ~
--. ana Tor Whlle ooth
..a.-gr were badly diScouI-
....n.., however, eonei1-ed 20
...- -iiaL ana IN the IolI llS
e.. part Wn-cn cohte-IisG
.-. I'D inns she enc " ca
-- non aeF true talents iaS'
...r time her career was as
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- ...- .fl--natt' Loi nav
- seek an ensaseinenJ- a. a.
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Human Hearts. -

That beautiful idyl of the Arkansas
hills, entitled Human Hearts" will
come TO the New Grand theatre Non
day, Tuesday, Wednesday and Satur-
day nights of this week, with a matinee
on Saturday. 1t is a story of plain
and honest people. which never fails
TO touch and interest. Like Shore
Acres. the oftener one sees 70. the
OfLtner one wants TO see il again. It
is refreshing in this day Of problem
plays to listen TO a good, wholesome
American drama. This is the plays
fourth season, and its success is as
great as ever. The present production
is complete in all details of scenery,
etc. and a strong cast has been en-
gagged. II is expected that this VIII be
one of the strongest attractions the
Grand has had for some time. and
crowded houses are a foregone conclu-
sion.
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ODDS AND ENDS.

Wagner's Meistersinger'' had its first
performance in Venice on Dec. q. Re
port says that as far as {he singing
went the result was tOlerabIy satisfac-
tory, but that the story Of the opera
was in sufficiently revealed. owing in
large part 20 the translators, who had
taken many liberties with the text
entirely misrepresenting. for example
the relations between Eva and Hans
Sachs.
a German newspaper dated Sept. 8.
1868. contains The notice that by su-
peri0r orders The inheritance Of the
Court theatre, Dresden. entered int
negotiations with the composer, Rich
ard Wagner. to engage him as capelI
meister. The conditions laid down b.
the celebrated musician weze exorbit
ant He demanded 5000 forms salary.
and an apartment in the castle. also.
a box at the theatre and a court car
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tt is safe to say that no actress who
has ever appeared in salt Lake has at
traeted wider interest than has Nance
o.NeH. Her name is in everyoHe's
mauth-she is a factor of almost every
conversation. and as usual in such
cases. She II being discussed and gOS-
speI about i'm every possible manner.
Some ur the most fantastic tales have
been circulated concerning the origin
of her stage career, her early life, etc.
- a matter of truth. the story is a
simple one. and might apply TO any
girl with similar aspirations and Bini-
lar good fGrrUue-f0r good fortune has
been one Of the potent factors in Nance
t.N+Tr career. She was born i'm Oak
land. CAL. and was educated at Smell
Seminary ln th8t city. Her father was
@ man oi The sITict6Et religious prin-
C.uIas and did not approve of the the
atre. On this account Miss O'Neil says
she feels now that she missed much
that would Do useful to her in her ca
lees-
MY family have all been as far re-
moved from the stage as possible she
says $50, JIM no sense do I come of pro-
ftssidua. stock. and I do not believe
Hiss O.Neii says, however, that her
mother has the dramatic temperament,
and would she believes, have been a
wonderful aerr5EU had her career been
turned n this direction. 4 cannot re-
member the time WheH I did not want
o. go upon the stage 1t must have
been a natural desire, for il had Moth
ing 90 feed upon. owing TO my fatRer's
opposition
Peter Robertson of the san Francisco
Chronicle is am old friend of Miss
ONeEB family. In 1888 he learned of
Oh young girls ambition, and Judging
solely from u1lr he knew of her char
a.-sr AMI disposition. gave her a letter
Of Introduction TO Mckee Rankih. who
vas then directing a company ON the
coast Mt Rankin had been an invalid
Tor some sme previous, and had been
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-28
FAST TINE on THE ICE.
Contest Fer Skating Championship at
Newberg, N. Y.

NewbuTg. y. Y. Jan. 27.-The eastern
championship skating races were con-
-tnued today on Downing Park lake.
The wind was high. but the ice was in
perfect condition. The final of the nov
ice wss won by Edward Leach of Ches-
ter. Distance, 1900 meters. Time, 4
minutes , seconds
The first heat Of the 500 meters cham
piOnship was won by z. A. Thomas,
Newburg Wheelmen, in 81 p seconds.
The second heat was won by James
Drury, Montreal, in 81 % seconds. The
final was won by Drury il s. 10 sec
onds.
ship was skated in one heat. Z. r.
Sagers won in d minutes s. seconds.
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CHURCH SERVICES,

st. Paurs Chapel.-Corner Main and
E0uFtn South street. Rev Ellis Bishop.
year; Rev. " Daunt Scott, curate. Jan
- fourth sunday after Epiphany: q. m.
prayer and sermon; 6:45 p. m. Bible class
laQer the direction of Professor Marshall:
~ D. m. evening prayer Tuesday Jan
- Z p m, m, Ladies guild meets in guild
5,yVIh' Wednesday, Jan 81 $50 p. m.
ATltar guild meets IN guild room: Friday.
&C. 2 II a m, holy communion. $50 D.
m, Girls guild meets with Mrs. Diclzert
so p. m, evening prayer. The conhrma-
ton class viii meet on SUNDAY. Feb 4
at p m.
st Peters Chapel-Corner Fourth
North and Fifth West street. Rev. Fills
vicar. Jan. Is fourth s1 TTisS after after
EPlphany: There VIII be no Sunday
sscnooli 40 p. m, evening prayer and ad-
St Johns Chapel perkins Additfon.)-
rev. 1lllS Bishop, rector: Mr. f f Kraft
~ reader. jan q, fourth Sunday after
r Eg,iIPhany No Sunday school viii be
4lI. deIlry johnson, viOlinist, and Master
SvIiIasoh, clarinetist, viii assist in the
Holy Trinity English Lutheran Church.
[-ooe south Fourth East street. Rev.
=. SWelnsberg pastor Service at II a
m IN; no Sunday school today. No service
= Universal Brotherhood. - rTheosopbicaI
society in America International Brother
rOoq League-l Lodge No. 81 room AIS
DS Tp-cy 0 2l9ck Meeting at p. m. subject:
Inc Old and the New" l. b. L. meeting
on " sdnesday at p. m. the library omen
dt tHeSe meetings for the loan and ex
change OF books. All are welcome.
. St, Marks Hospital Chapel. Fourth
% 4csay after Epiphany; holy communion
q 90 a. M; evening service at 7.30 D. m
oally evening prayer at 6:15 d. m: Friday
RuIlhcatlon holy communion at 7:S0 a. M
Kew ID. Douglas Wallace, vicar.
FIRST Congregational.-Co Of First
south and Fourth East. Rev. Clarence =
brown. pastor. Public worship at II a
m, sermon by. the pastor. subject: The
Beauty and -Sacredness of Life. Some
Lessons from Ruskin." The peoDIs ere
cordially invited. Young peoples meet
ms nng at BIB The funeral service of Miss
Bell Mosby at 2:30 in the church
st. Mary's CathedraL-Divine service
nrst mass at O'Clock. second mass al q
CLOCK; Sunday school at $50; high mass
ana sermon at IL o'clock a. m: vespers
ana benedictiOn at 7;30 p. m; week morn
lhgs mass at o'clock a. m: mass and
sermon at st. Patrick's church at DO
o'clock a. m.
Westminster Presbyterian Church.-1sO
Sout2 Fourth West street, between First
ana Second South. Rev George Bailey
l.. l.. B., pastor. Morning service at ii
a. m: SUBJECT: Are Your Lamps Going
Out! Evening service. 7:30. Subject:
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At Cay Coney Island.

This farce comedy, which is known to
BE- one of the best ever produced in this
country. viii come 10 the Grand the
atre this week. Thursday and Friday
evenings. This show has the merit CT
being an American comedy through
and through. There is any amount o.
fun. pretty girls. etc. and no coarse
ness. This is the original company, as
there are no No. companies playing
the nice
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-28

special request. "Magda": Tuesday
night Pes Wellington" preceded by
"NapoleOn's Guard; Wednesday mat
inee, The Jewess'; Wednesday night,
Macbeth" with Nance O'Neil as Lady
Macbeth. This last part 10 said 10 be
one Of her best and from the first word
she speaks. one can feel her exception
al force and power. For this reason
she is one OF the best Lady RIacbeths
eNar son
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CONSUMPTION Threatensd

c. Unger, 2f2 Maple street. Cham
paign, lis. writes. I was troubled
thouent 1 had the consumption. I tried
a great many remedies. and was under
the care of physicians for several
months I used one bottle of FOley's
Honey and Tar. and it cured me. and [
have not been troubled since. john
son Pratt & Co
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rage were TO be placed at his disposal
Perhaps they might have been ulti-
mately accepted, but Herr Wagner in
sisted that MS new opera Tristan. >
should be represented without long de-
lay Consequently his high protectors
recognized that he was demanding the
Impossible and negotiations were
broken of.-New York Post.
Mr.. Mansheld's idiosvncrasies in the
treatment of actors are so generally
known and understood that those who
subject themselves to his rule do so
with their eyes open and have very lit
tie excuse for surprise when disagree
able consequences ensue.
The latest member of his company to
break into revolt charges that the actor
made grimaces at her on the stage
which meant, You do not know what
you are doing" and that he pressed
his wrists against hers and stared at
her hatefully. thus injuring her physic-
ally and mentally.
These and other grievances of an
equally familiar kind are to be made
the grounds for d lawsuit for damages.
The plaintiff may have a hard time
proving that the "grimaces" of the
actor are sufficiently subtle and express
sive TO convey the meaning alleged, as
in this instance they transcend the
powers revealed in his acting.-Dra-
matte Mirror.
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The O,Nen Engagement.

The town continues to wonder at
Nance O'NeiI's nightly display of dra-
matte power. and she has taken a hold
on the public here which is little short
of marvellous. No such actress has
been seen here in this generation, and
her return viii always be welcomed by
theatTe-goers As at present an
noUuced, the repertoire for the week
viii be as fellows: Monday night, by
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-28
On Every Bottle

Of Shiloh's Consumption Cure Is the
guarantee. All ne ask Of YOU * ~
use two-thirds Of the contents of this
bottle faithfully, then. If you can saw
you are not benefited, return the bottle
20 your druggist. and he may refund
the price paid Price IS ceuzs. so cents
and 81 Z c. H. / drug department.
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Carpenters Strike at Paris.

Paris. Jan Z7.-About 100 striking car.
penters entered the work yards OF the ex-
position today but the police drove tins
men back. Three arrests were made an
one policeman was injured
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-28

m. H. Hoffman. pastor. So West First
South street
The First Spiritual association viii
meet with Mrs Thomson, room Is, 62ls
Richards street.
Y. N G A.-Corner Main and First
South streets NoUng men. meeting to-
day at D. m. with special address 10
member tbv DR.. Silver All men are in
vitad Mems Bible class at p. m, con-
Plymouth Congregational church. Subject.
II he Character of Christ as Shown I'm
John" All men are invited TO participate
in this study DR. Baden s class for tho
study Of the international Sunday school
lessons meets every Saturday at p. m.
and an Sunday school teachers and Others
Interested in the study OF these lessons
are invited to attend.
The Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran
Church of Our Savior.-On Fourth East
between Fourth and Fifth South streets
Sunday school at 12:31. The Ladies Sew
ing society win meet Thursday at the
parsonage, 455 South Fourth East street.
Plymouth Church.-Third North, near
First West Rev. F. r. Bgeiow, pastor.
D. m preaching. Subject; -Journeying
Without Jesus" All welcome.
Judge ClarksOn of Omaha viii lecture
on Christian Science at the Salt Lake
theatre Sunday evening, Jan ., at
.. m. Public cordially invited.
Woodland Goodies at Kolitz' stores.
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The 81 Barher &c.

81 West First South, is now opened
under new management, and we solicit
the patronage Of the former customers
and the public in general. Yours res
pectfully.
A T SAUNDERS.
Manager.
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Lincoln,s Partner Dad

San Francisco, Jan. 2s.-Charies Malt
by, who for three years was associated
in business with Abraham Lincoln at
Waynesville his. is dead. AGED 81
years. He was born in Vermont and
during an active life occupied many po-
sitiOns Of public trust.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-28

Wright Huntington is now leading
man Of the Woodward stock company
in Kansas City.
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We have no agents IN our employ
who are authorized TO collect money in
advance on any picture orders
UTAH PORTRAIT co.
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Massenet's "Herodiade" viii shortly
be sung for the first time in America
st the Metropolitan opera house, with
Calve and Scott in the leading parts.
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Peterson Pickett Co. so West Second
South Wall paper, painting. picture
frames, signs.
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Do ~ strike Youp

Muddy complexians, nauseating
breath, come from chronic constipation.
KarTs Glover Rot Tea is an absolute
cure and has been sold for fifty years
on an absolute guarantee. Price. .
cents and so cents. L. c. II. L drug
department
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Victory Bateman is to have the title
role in a new drama entitled The An
gel Of the Alley"
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Opie Read, who has entered the vau-
deville field as a monOlOgue artist, will
devote himself to stories of life among
cOlOred people.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-28

Felix Morris, the SweI known char
acter actor, who has been in vaudeville
the past season, died last week in New
York Of pneumonia
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-28

The Liebler company viii star Rob
eTt Hilhard next season in a play based
upon the Van Bibber stOr IS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-28

Miss Hannah May Ingham, the tai
ented leading woman of the Murray
Hill Stock company in New York, died
last week of heart failure
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-28

It is said that Edward ]. Morgan will
play Laertes 10 the Hamlet OF z. II.
SOtheTn, and the Opheha of Virginia
Harmed in the spring at Days theatre
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-28

Minnie Madden Fiske may appear in
London in Tess of the D'Urbervilles'
and Becky Sharp"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-28

Children of the Ghetto opened its
road season at Troy last Thursday, and
is playing to excellent business.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-28

Carl AIilloecker died in Vienna last
month OF a paralytic stroke. He was
the composer Of 1.-THE Beggar Student"
The Black HuSSar," Poor Jonathan
etc.
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Acting Hospital Steward Knox Bo-
dell left yesterday on a leave of alb
sence TO Sweetwater, Wyo.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-28

Media sang at a concert in Vienna
on Jan. s, and her appearance was
most complete triumph.
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AT A GLANCE.

MOdjeska viii present marie Antoi-
nette" in New York next month.
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First Sergeant L. E. Sanderson of
company c has left the state and has
applied for his discharge.
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Guy Bates Post has been engaged for
the leading role in Children of the
Ghetto succeeding Robert EdesOn.
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Robert EdesOn has been engaged for
the starring tour Of Sarah CowelI- Lee
mOyne.
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Reginald de KOven and Harry B.
Smith are at work upon a new comic
opera. 1t is to be called Maid Ma
Hood"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-28

Corporal Rafe Brown has been rec
commended for his discharge on a doe
tors certificate of disability.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-28

Private Hyrum Salm met with a very
painful accident last week by falling
from a stepladder.
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Private FRANKLIN Shaw, formerly Of
company B, and Leslie c. Mulkay were
enlisted in company A last week
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The application Of Harry Taylor,
company A, for a transfer to the signal
corps, has been disapproved.
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Are Your Names Written in Heaven
Young Peop.e's Society Christian En-
until further notice. either at NeStIsn-
ster church or the Northwest Sunday
school. owing to the board of healen
regulations Prayer meeting Wednesday
night at 7.45 topic: The Souls True
Refuge. Every one cordially invited
Swedish Lutheran lions Church
Corner second South and Fourth East
streets. Services today at 1883 a. n. and
80 p nj. r z. As.ev. pastor
East Side Baptist Church.-The theme
for morning sermon: The Temptation of
Jesus. The eveffing theme: Guides and
Guide Posts. Ernest II. shank. pastor.
First Presbyterian Church. Corner
Second East ard Second South streets.
: Rev. W. NJ. PadSn. d. D.. pastor; Rev.
Henry ". Bloch assistant Morning serv-
ice at II o'clock. meeting of Sunday school
officers and teachers at 1880, young peo-
Pies meeting at 6-f5. evening service at
7;45. In accordance with order of health
board Sunday school viii be omitted.
Morning topic: The Meaning of the
Baptism of Fire" Seats are free at all
services and the public cordially invited,
First Baptist Church-Corner Second
South and Second West. Rev. H. =. Steel
man, pastor Services at II a. m and 7:30
p m. There viii be no Sunday school to-
day evening service at 7:5O A welcome
to AL.
Burlington Chapel.-Corner Indiana
avenue and Navajo street. Preaching at
l:S0 p. m; Friday evening service at T:30.
Second Church of Christ. Scientist-1S7O
South Ninth East street. Services: II
ing meeting. 7:S0 o'clock. Take East
seventh South street car on State All
made welcome.
Central Christian Church.-Corner Third
East and Fourth South street, one block
east Of city and county building. Rev. W.
ID. Bagby, pastor. Services at II a. m.
and 4,45 p. m. Morning subject: Visions
at morning service. No Sunday school to-
day. Seats all free.
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
% SaSt Third South street, between Main
and state streets. The pastor. Rev. Alfred
at IL a. m and 1880 D. m. Morning sub
ject: let Not Your Heart Be Troubled"
Evening subject: Seeking the Lost"
EpwOrth league devotional meeting at $50
D. m All seats free. Strangers cordially
welcomed at all services.
Church of Christ. Scientist-Services in
its church edifice at $50 East Third South
as follows: Sunday school, 10 a. m;
Spirit % Wednesday evening meeting
each Wednesday at 7:30 O'Clock Free
lecture in Salt Lake theatre this evening
at O'Clock by Judge Garrison of Omaha
on Christian Science. Public kindly vel
coined.
German Lutheran Church.-swedish
Lutheran church. corner Of Second South
and Fourth East streets. Services. 3 D.
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First Baptist Church.-COrner Second
South and Second West. Rev. Ii. 3. Steel
man, pastor. Services at II a. m and 80
p m. There viii be no Sunday school to-
day evening service at 7:30. a welcome
to all.
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Lieutenant c. Christensen, battalion
adjutant, was the instructor at battal-
ion nOn-com. school last Thursday.
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ChHdren's day at KOlitz' Monday. Q
S. Cream Taffy I5c- box.
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Company 3 had one enlistment last
Wednesday night, that of Earl Jonn-
son.
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Central Christian Church.-Corner Third
East and Fourth South street, one block
east Of city and county building. Rev. w
II. Bagby, pastor. Services at II a m
and 7,45 p. m. Morning subject: Visions
Essential to Success" Solo by w ,Sibley
at morning service. No Sunday school to-
day. Seats all free.
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Wallace Munro. late business man
ager for Lewis Morrison, and Perry
Sage, have secured the rights for THE
Prisoner of Zenda" from Daniel Froh-
man, and are preparing to send a COM
pany on the road next SEASON.
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German Lutheran Church.-SweCish
Lutheran church, corner Of Second South
and Fourth East streets. Services. D.
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Private Edward Jordan of the hos
pital corps transferred to company B
last week.
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Burlington Chapel.-COrneT Indiana
avenue and Navajo street. Preaching at
7;0 p m; Friday evening service at 100.
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First Sergeant ]. z. Simpkins has
been unable to report for duty as yet,
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Sergeants Berlin and Edmunds Of the
signal corps have been appointed as
class instructors in the Morse tele-
graph system for the signal corps. Cap
tain j. A. Greenewald has promised the
corps that as soon as the members sue
coed in getting the required number of
twenty-three ne viii regale them with
a smoker"
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Company 3 was inspected on Wed
nesday night by the major although
having but an attendance of TWENTY
one. The company was well I'D to the
standard of efficiency in driH and
marchings. The cause Of the small at
tendance is attributed to the fact that
quite a number are on furlough.
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South Ninth East street. Services: II
a. m. subject. Spirit" Wednesday even
ing meeting, 7:30 o'clock Take East
Seventh South street car on State. All
made welcome.