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The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
SUNDAY scuooL nEopcA>IzED.
New system of Classification nnd
study at Wesley Monumental.

Tho annual rally ana reorganization Of
the Sunday scho0. of Wesley Mouumen-
tai Church took plac, yesterday afternoon.
BesiIes the work of classifying. grading
ana releasing the pupils. which was the
principal work Of the occasion an excel
lent programme Of exercises was given.
The grading OF the classes viii be- a
nav feature. aud will doubtless prove
quite success. Under this arrangement
the pupils are classified GA the same prin-
cip.e as is used in the public schools, aud
separate literature. and studies suited to
each grado furnished
The school o. iu most prosperous CON
.itiou. hayiug membership ~ so The
most noticeable increase. which has been
ser, large recently has been IN the pri-
mary department which hh- grown -o
lsree as Co nceess.tate q division. This
aas made yesterday.
Tho following are the ladies and gentle
mon elected yesterday
ome,rs ana Teachers
Pastor Ed r. Cook.
Supsrlnteudent-R -. Repp1rd.
Assistant supcrintend'nt-C. v Sned-
cker
Assistant superlnteudcnt-Mis Emma
Weeks
Superintendent Homo Departmental. f.
Brown
se.retary-w. r CaNitt
Treasurer Robert " Groves.
Librar.ar-W g. Sherman.
Chorisier-J a. Cargiu
Orgaulst-Mrs n a. Crittcnden
Cornets, --F a snedckcr. ~ G.. Hardy.
Jr
Ushcrs-R X. schmidt S a Nelson.
Primary Department. Glass 4: AIR. Il.
L. " Parks. Mrs y j. Ackcrman Miss
stella Euglerth. Glass 49, Mr ". b.
stubbs. Mrs Ell +. Cook. Mrs. Nina X.
lamar.
Intermediate Department-Mis Ruby
George. Miss BERTHA Nelson Miss Mona
slussy. Miss Florence Risht0u. Mrs NJ.
r small
Junior Department-Mr A. r. Brooks.
Mrs C. T. Jones. Mr.. ". j. sykes. Mrs.
VI e. McGeachy
Senior Dcpartmcnt-Mr @. Carson.
Mr H. g. Carson Mr.. J " Davis. Mr.
T. a Gibson MIR r. Cargiil Mr.. y. 7.
Glenn. Mrs II =. Crittcnden. Miss Siiiie
Wolfe Miss I.ottie Mcdonald. Mrs. Lille
Jludon Mrs W. 3. McMurray. Mrs. l.
r. Paschal
Young Men and women's Class-Mr. b.
+. Glenn
Visitors ClaSs-Mr VIM. pcase.
The services at Wesley Monuments
Church were exceptionally interesting both
morning and evening This D. particular y
30 IN regard TO the music. given by tho
choir under direction OF Mr. samuel i.
Snow MIR vs.. a Reaves again sang ia
splendid voice the onctory. And l. John.
Saw the Holy city" (sheneyl.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
nonY Will ms nnouGnr nomE.
Death Of James l.. Rankin. Jr., In
Pitt-burE, ENcitcs sympathy.

Tho Associated Press dispatch 20 the
Morning News. announcing che accidental
killing 81 Mr James L. Rankin. Jr for
m.riy of this city was read with deep re-
srct hy Mr. Raukius friends and the
friends Of Die family
"Details Of che dep.orsbic AFFAIR are OK
coodlurly moager The dispatch merely
stating mat Mr Rankin Ind b-sn killed
by trolley car while riding his horse
along Fort- avenue in Pitisburg The
horse 30 appears. backed in fron' o. the
ear and both the animal and its rider were
killed Tn. kilograms that have been re-
.elycd by ST. james O. Rankin. ST., and
other members of tho family add nothing
Co the known Facts Of the accident
Saturday night SIR Rankin ST.. re-
celyed o. telegram from Mr. william
ENlua. "a relative az %" family rshdrnt
iu rits burs adsislne him that his con
had been very seriously injured iu an sc
eideut nat Afternoon and that % was not
believed hc would recover MIR Rankin
came to tuc conclusion that his son vas
dsld ard thtt tn. wording Of the iele-
-um was designed go spare him Tho
shock Of such au announcement lie lrn
Tor pitf-bufg ou am early morning. train
yesterday.
AIR Rankin. with a mothers foni
Lopefuiutes. refused 90 believe that her
son wfs dead ana eco credit the corrr.i-
noes of the Associated Press dispat b.
Nesterd1y Me vs. ~ WADE her brother.
telegraphed 10 Mr Ewing and received
iu reply telegram confirming the re-
port of tho death
Mr. Rankin. Sr- viii reach pittsbure
thie mornine. ana IL g. expected will re-
turn tp savannah with the body Of his
SON a. soon ua oircums tanccs Will pc~-
init Tho body viii reach here "Wednesday
ol Thee aly
Ms Rnnkinr death o. an exceedingly
sd one. occurring as 20 di1. just as nc
hid fairly started on what promised 10
ne q prosperous and successful business
oni pIufDas ioual career a graduate o.
LeilR1 University ~ accepted "a posi-
lion with tho American Tin Plate com
uanY almost Immediately upon leaving
college ana lar remained with that com
uauY steadily ever since lie had been
several times advanced and had come To
ho.d q high place iu the esteem Of the
compArys officers and directors TIE
career thai opened before him had IN 80
everything that was bright and attrao-
i've go an ambitious young man
IL b. "a strange coincidence IN connection
with his death. that Mr.. Rankin's grand
father. Lieut. james l. Rankin a. $ A.
was killed ny being thrown from horse.
in Savannah. more than hair a century
ago Lieut. Rankin was riding along
oslethorpe avenue. then South Biold
street. between Abercorn and Lincoln. he
vas thrown from his horse aud Instantly
killed u o. remarkable that in the third
generation o. tho family an accident e.,
nearly identical and attended hy the same
tragic result should have occurred
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
LOCAL Personal.

Mr.. T. r. stubbs OF Allendale IS guest
o. the Pulaski.
Mr. s j Bell Of Waynesboro IL guest
Of the Screvcn.
Mr.. = Coleman OF Lake City is q guest
% the Scrcycn.
Mr. Frank } Cohen OF Atlanta Is regis
tered al the Screven.
Mr u. =. o'Connor Of Augusta Is reg
istcred at the Pulaski
Miss Josephine Barge OF Tennllle Is n
guest OF the Screven.
Mr. j. NJ Dcaton OF Herschman Is a
guest q the Pulaski
Miss May =. Packard OF Putney IS reg
istered az the Pulaski.
Mr. Phil T. Johnson q Waynesboro q
a guest OF the Screyen.
Mr. J. b. scarboro of Lake city, Fla,
Is registered az the screven.
MIR Livingston keenan, Of Darien was a
guest of the Pulaski yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs T. f. wethorbee OF Put
ncy. Fla. are guests Of the Pulaski.
Mr. W r. Little Of Broxter was among
the arrivals az the Pulaski YESTERDAY
MIR Clinton W Smith OF Tennine was
among the arrivals at the screven yes
terday.
Mr l. A. Ciouts Of Lakeland was
among the arrivals yesterday az the
Screvcn.
Mr. Joseph r Harry. who has been
critically IN for several weeks. was slight
ly improved last night There was a de-
cided change for the better during the
day. though his physician says his recov-
cry BE- very doubtful
Mrs G W Austin. Mics Susie Austin
and Mr. Andrew Austin eff Thursday for
Houston. Tex. the old home OF the fam
ily. where Mr.. Austin has been offered
and accepted position. and where IN fu-
ture h. and his mother and sister viii
reside. They carry with them the good
wishes OF many Savannah friends.
Mr. T. +. McIver. who for several sea-
sons has had charge Of the office OF the
ID. Soto a. chief clerk arrived from the
North YESTERDAY having spent the sum
mcr In New York. lie will assume charge
to-day. Mr.. McIver's efficient conduct OF
the AFFAIRS Of che Office. together with his
courteous treatment Of all who have deal
iugs with him. has Won him a host OF
friends in Savannah and among the pat
irons Of the hotel generally. co ali OF whom
the news Of his return viii be source
OF pleasure.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
COMMITTEES NAM ar WORK.
To Make Convention OF Daughters
of Confederary success.

Of Confederary "A success.
The local chapter OF Daughters OF the
Confederacy is active in preparation for
the entertainment or the delegates ami
other visitors TO the convention Of the
state division which viii be held In sa-
vanuah on Nov. T. S. and 10.
Mrs Margaret Branch Sexton. the pres
Ident Of the Savannah chapter. is now IN
New York. but expects to be back In sa-
vannah iu the course OF two weeks IN
her absence the committees 81 the chap
ter are keeping steadily az work The
railroads have promised a rate OF ono fare
Tor the round trip and efforts are being
made 60 secure the largest attendance
upon the convention ia the history 81 the
division.
Mrs HALLE Alexander Rouusavillc. pres
idont % the division. has sent out official
notices OF the date and place Of the CON
v,ntiou. which have gone to an the chap
tors in the state nearly forty in mum
bier Tho delegates 10 the convention are
to be- entertained in the homes Of the
members OF tho Savannah chapter ana 20
the end that they may Doe assigned ~
homes lists OF the delegates from the
various chapters are being requested
The plan OF entertainment OF the dele
gates and visitors has as YET been not
more than barely outlined. but e viii in
clude several receptions, given probably az
the homes OF some 81 the members o( tho
Savannah chapter Details are being post
poned until Tho committee on halls and
some Of the other committee report
During thu week meetings OF the sew
crai committees viii bee held. az which
these matters will be- discussed. Every
thing b. moving smoothly and IL Is hoped
60 make the convention Of the Daughters
this year in every way profitable ana en-
pertaining
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
MURDER CASES TO BE HEARD.
THREE FROM CHATHAM BEFORE
SUPREME COURT TO-DAY.

Nell. Hayes aud MouItric WIN soon
know whether They VIII Hayc
New TrIaI--saNannah Attorney
Let for Atlanta Last Night Ia
Argue the CHscs-Men the Only
white Man tnder Sentence.
Three murder cases % an % which 49,
p.icatlous Tor new trials have been made
and refused by the Superior court, and
IN which Savannah people are interested
are assigned for hearing in the supreme
Court ln Atlanta to-day. The defend
ants are ". s Nell scaoorn Hayes aud
Jake Moal,rle.
In the Two former cases the defendants
have been condemned 20 death. but h.
the case OF Aiouitrle the jury accompanied
its verdict OF guilty. with recommends
ton 10 the mercy Of the court. and a SEN
tence Of Imprisonment IN the penitentiary
Tor lie was imposed ny Judge Failigant
Last nigh, a number OF lawyers inter
ested IN the trial % these and other cases
left on the Central train FOR Atlanta
These representative OF legal Savannah
included Solicitor General W. W. Osborne
Mr.. X l.. Coldug. Mr. Joseph 4 Cronk
Ell and others II Is believed that Judge
II. Il. y. Twiggs who represents Moul-
trie. and Mr. Raiford Faiiigont. who rep
resenls Hayee. will both he IN Atlanta
when the criminal docket % the Supreme
Court Is called this morning Nell who
Is the only white man among the three
convicted murderers. g. represented by
Messrs Coldlng and CrOnk
The history or the homicidcs for which
these men have been convirted s. familiar
20 the readers Of the Morning News. Nell
killed bis ls-year-old brother-in-law
James Buzbcc. Hayes shot down iu cold
blood Motorman Lucius - NarnadDe
Moul,rie shot and killed Moses Williams.
another negro. in house IN Papuycake
Lane.
in all Of the three cases there Is q simi-
lariiy iu the grounds % motion for Z new
trial. based upon the alleged error Of the
court IN charging certain portions 81 The
law 81 self-defcusc. which was claimed ga
each case. The cases. tn other aspects
are NOT az an similar bur this feature
the contertion a. 90 self-defcnse. Is uni
formly present IL BE- expected that the
eases Win be argued either to-day or 10
morrow, the murder cases naturally. as
they are Of first Importance being given
precedence boy the court.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15

Ever seen WIN soon ne In ThI- CT

Ever seen WIZ soon he IA This City.
Probably the smallest practical trunks
ever carried are the property OF the
drove OF baby elephant members OF Prof.
Gentry's Famous Dog and Pony Show.
which will exhibit under canvas in this
city three days. commencing Thursday.
Oct Is Twice daily. ESQ and : g. m. The
members in question are the tinicst ele-
plants In all the world. and are scarcely
as large as an ordinary pony. They are
considered to be the best trained elephants
in al the land Prof Gentry imported
them from India last winter at enormous
cost. They are more valuable than ordl-
nary elephants on account of their size.
They all possess superb dispositions and
are great friends OF the children. who
will oil have an opportunity OF having a
ride on them aDd getting thoroughly ac-
quaintcd during the shows stay in this
city. General admission-Children. i5c
adults. sc I'D
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
SODA SEASON NEA,,LY ENDED.
Hot Drinks aud Nervises VIII soon
he In Greatest Demand.

The summer season wanes and with 10
goes che public thirs. for tOld drinks
sherbets and tho greater number Of mel
linuous and mysterious concoctions OF che
soda water counter The dealer in these
delicacics recognizes quickly the trend Of
the trade and 80 reducing the size Of his
supply Of the cold drinks. yet keeps his
customers supplied with thirst-quenching
beverages IN tho form OF hot drinks. cor
Zee and houillon Of various kinds being
the main stock of this branch Of the husl-
ness The trade fuctuntcs with the wealth
cr however. Tor even during the midst
Of winter should there br comparative
IS warm spell. there Is "a once an active
and Increased call FOR the summer drinks
But even though the retail trade Tor
See cream and sherbets o. reduced TO "a
comparatively ruinous point. there &. still
a wholesale demand for these dishes from
the various parties. dinners ana public en-
tcrtaiumcnts that are quite numerous in
the winter. 50 the dealer always has a
stock on hand
One peculiar feature Of the soda counter
trade is che steady demand FOR the so
called ucrvinos This demand s. not ar
fcctsi by the weather but continues At
practically the same point throughout the
season
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
studr Who Nnn Mnrk.

Through one OF the ten free scholarships
in The International Correspondence
Schools OF Scranton. Pa. which the Morn
Ing News will present to you II you secure
one OF the ten largest numbers OF votes
BY Nov. %. 1900 YOU can keep on earning
a living az your present work. and at the
same time by study al home IN time
usually devoted 90 recreation or rest fit
yourself for a professional position at a
good salary.
You can easily become one OF the win
ners or this contest. by devoting your at
tention TO collecting Voting Coupons and
keeping az ~. No one has a better chance
than YOU. Get every vote YOU can. and
have all your friends save theirs for you.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15

p. p. r. a wonderful medicine: II gives
an appetite. IL invigorates und strength
ems r. p p cures rheumatism and oil
pains In the side. back and shoulders.
knees. hips. wrists and joints +. T. T..
cures syphilis in all It's various stages
old ulcers. sores and kidney complaint r.
r. r. cures catarrah. eczema. erysipelaS
all skin diseases and mercurial poisoning
r. r. r. cures dyspepsia. chronic female
complaints and broken down constitution
and loss OF manhood. +. I. p. the best
blood purifier OF the age. has made more
permanent cures than all other blood rem
edies l.ippman Bros. sole prcprietors
Savannah. Ga.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
nuxoH or SUNDAY OFFENDERS.
Recorder VIII Have Couple Of
Dozen Gases To-day.

Twenty-four arrests were made by tho
police up to midnight but very few n any
OF them was for more than a petty Of
Tense
The most serious cases are those Of
Dave Murphy. a colored boy Is years old,
charged by Patrolman Morrell. the arrest
Ing ofiicer. with the theft Of a bicycle.
Charles Ward and Moses Graham. colored.
arrested hy patrolman Hartley. charged
with throwing rocks 10 the street, thereby
striking joe Winters. and la addition. In
the case OF Warl. with carrying con
cealed weapon T. and ~ Tolbert colorcd.
arrested by Patrolman Umbach for ight-
ing IN Henry street lane. ana also eharg.
ed with resisting the officer.
Another case that may prove OF inter
est when the facts are brought out is that
Of J. Leeke. coloyod. charged by J. VIII
liams With malicious mischief He Is said
to have shot the complalnsnts COW.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
oY srER CANNING STARTED.
Another Factory to ne DuiIt by Mr.
4. oemIer az -. GATHERINGS island.

y. bfmifF nv 81 AathfFthfH AHfhhhs
The oyster canning factory OF Mr.. A
Oemlcr. al Wilmington Island, will open
Cor the season to-day large business
is expected. aud in preparation for a. Mr.
Oomler IS having a steamer the Whining
ton. especially built for dredging and haul
irg oysters during the winter months and
Tor passenger service in the summer. This
steamer which IS almost completed. was
built on Wilmington Island. work on her
having begun last April She Is now az a
city dock where her machinery IS being
put IN 10y Messrs. J Rourke a sons.
She will he completed IN three weeks.
About the time of her completion, will be
finished, also. a marine railway that Mr..
Oemler BE- having built by Capt. o. =.
Brown. and which will be used for haul
ing out and repairing the fleet Of boats
that are engaged in the oyster business.
In addition 20 the canning factory AZ
Wilmington Mr. Oemlcr Is also having
one built at ST Catharine's Island This
viii be opened probably about the middle
Of December.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
PARIS AND THE EXPOSITION.
FirstOf the Savannah Lecture Course
Entertainments Tomorrow Might.

Carrot p scrviss' lecture" Paris and
the Exposition" the FIRST Of the entertain
meuts that will be given by the Savannah
Lecture Course. will be- given tomorrow
night at the Guards Hail
The lecture comes highly recommended,
and this in connection with the popular
character Of the lecture doubtless Will. as
IL should assure him a large audience.
The advance sale OF seats to subscribers.
and 60 the general public. give every i'm
dication that he viii be- heard by a large
as well az an interested audience.
one OF the special features OF the
lecture will be the etercopticon views NOT
only OF the attractions OF the exposition
but Of the historic places In the city as
we'll
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
Mr. snnrrII rs.pcctea rhI. wecE.

Mr.. W. b. siillwen who was recently
elected Shark OF the Universe az the SUI
preme Concentration Of Hoo Hco az Dal-
los. Tex. has not vet returned 10 the
city but t expected this week. II is the
intention % the local members OF the or
der 10 signahfe the return Of he Shark
OF the Universe IN some special manner
In order that they may show their appre-
citation Of the honor conferred upon him,
but the exact form which this nantes
tation will take has not yea been decided.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
WAS NOTHING nut SMOKE.
Fire Cali 10 hoard of Trade building
Proved Needless.

The fire department had a telephone call
at $50 O'Clock yesterday morning 90 the
Board OF Trade building. Smoke was seen
issuing from one Of the rooms Of the
building. and IL was thought well TO call
in the firemeu. The chemical engine ana
crew at The Central station responded. and
found that the smoke was escaping from
The pipe Of a stove located in the Postal
Telegraph Comp1uys office iu the base
ment. There was 30 damage. but the telc
Eraph people were notified 10 put the pipe
IN order
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
SUCCESSOR FOR EVANS.
SAVANNAH VETERANS CONsIDEHING
COMMAND OF GEORGIA DIVISION.


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Evans. cotnman4'nf inc ''"'f'' i'El'''"'
| nit'a '"'i'i'i'l' N''''''.' "''''
| ptrmit the utr ot h'- name ih 'e''i' 'i'"
with the office at the election in Augusta
maxi month. Was r,id with MINGLED inter
~; 1890. s. ,r. ,.,..-..,.. ~ .s,,.,,.
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na-.
| 10 g. assured % course. that n Con.
Evans care to oaer for reelection No.
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g" we cow "'"''' r. "'''''' ~
Z NNAtH iiA AfIfNN AttttfAf tAti''Af .' fte'.
and their approval of his administration.
.t,-.. ........- ,...-. 49,. ,s,,,,. 80
'fth. Evans ri'''iheh' OF l"''hiioh i"' ''
stand for reelection. that hc has quit
made up his mind ana that be- means
..t., -. ...,. H. 49, l.,r,,s ,.est,r1,y
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tenu1hss TO friends in savannah AZ ire
aucnt intervals during the past two
months. who ala not make this intention
...,tt. ....u .,... .-. ,.t........, from, tb..
obhSsu"n OF silence hs th' 'A'nlp'' "'
the one primarily interested.
IL Is understood that one u the reasons
,t., t,,,,.t. t.., l-,4.,,. o., a,.ltre r.-elee-
non y 'ho i'N' '''"' "'' -" - ~
arr Of the division have come in the PAST
to Middle ana South ''ofglh men MOTT"
Georgia has had not enis the major gen
cral commanding the division. M tho per
son % Gen Evans, but the epmmandrF-
Ia chief Of the entire confederation. Gen.
JOhn y Gordon. Gen Evans Is anxious
g. make way for some veteran from an
other section Of the state than that IN
which he lives.
Then there are other reasons Gen.
! Evans duties as prison commissioner ne
. fHHAflAN consume a iAlhN PAN 81 iAt
time and Ia addition TO this work he has
undertaken the task OF collecting the mill
/ tnry records ~ an % the veterans Of the
state II g. a stupendous labor Of love and
/ devotion. and II he succeeds in accom-
/ rhshing a. or hopes TO succeed. u b. ~
/ sential that he should rid himself OF some
/ u his other burdens These considera-
| lions and others have been discussed by
| him In letters he has written 20 Savan-
nah veterans relative TO his contemplated
| retirement
| In the search for successor for the
] dt,.isian commander the eyes 81 the vet
| Grams would naturally turn 10 Gen. =.
| MrGiashan. who Is the senior brigade
commander OF the state Both military
ussga and his ovu fitness for the position
| have combined 10 suggest Gen. McGlashan
| 40 very many A. the legitimate and logi-
rat su.ressor Of Gen Evans
when tho matter was bro,chcd 20 him
/ b, , Morning News reporter Gen. Nc
| Glasb,p stated however that ne wouli
! Ton were a. rendered him he does not
| feel that no has the time TO give the office
| ,h,t a. rcoulres for is surcessful conduct
ANA there are other reasons which tmpel
] him 10 nut from him any thought Of per
/ nutinv the Nc ~ bfs name
| Tbe .rort a. ana a soutb Georgia man
as +, r.pdiinta for tbo command 81 "a.
| tt,.tsio, bas not Non ,ery su,rgssf,,I Tbe
| NAM. Of Jndp, Robert F,fllpant who is
30 vs,sr,ns. hsso-iation rs Zen YER,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15

The Herbert Spencer Is an elegant cigar
and II truly delightful enjoyment 20
innale the fumes Of this fine tobacco; "a
Is evhilarating and delicious.
See that the name OF Herbert Spencer
u on every wrapper oi every cigar with
out which none are genuine.
The Herbert Spencer cigars are only
sold by the box OF 20. Conchas at 8. %. ana
Perfectos. $3.50 az Lppman Bros. whole
sale druggists. Barnard and ConRre~u
streets, OF this city,-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
ANNUAL ELEcrIoN oF OFFICERS.
Held Yesterday ny the sunday school
Of the First Baptist Church.

The Sunday School o. the First Baptist
Church held lis annual meeting yesterday
and elected the following officers:
Superlntendent-Mr J II. Cain.
Assistant Superintendcnt-Mr Chas. r.
Bordley
Secretary-Mr. Edward a Eve
Assistant Sccretary-Mr J. Reid Sweat
Treasurer-Mr. Allen Sweat
Assistant Treasuror-Mr w r Mccall
Librarian-Mr David T. Furse.
First Assistant LIbrafian-Mr Eugene
Fulton.
val NJ King
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
HALE A wEEk or PLAYS.
Thcater VIII BE Closed UntiI Thurs
day Afternoon.

day Afternoon.
The Theater VIII be- closed this week
until THURSDAY matinee, when Robert
be seen in THE Gladiator" Thursday
night he viii be seen in Richard. the
Lion Henrted Mr. Downing has been
seen here in both plays. but not in sew
crai seasons Mr.. Downing (Eugenie
Blair Was here last winter with her own
company. Mt Downing has a large num-
Der OF personal as well as professional
friends ia savannah and with the excel
lent company which Is said TO be support
ing him this season ne viii hardly fail
20 play 10 large audiences.
Friday night and Saturday matinee and
night Mr. Charles Il. Hanford will be seen
IN his production OF Private John Al
len"