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The age-herald., 1900-10-25

B. M. Comfort of New York, executive special agent of the Mutual Life Insur ance Company, is in the city for a few days on business connected with his com- pany.
 At the Morris-E D. Freeman John F. Volk, E. Lowenberg, H. w. Jordan. s. c. Burchell, New York; R. B.. Maginre, Gin cinnati; r. w. Washmezer and wife, St. Louis: F. c. Huffman Philadelphia; w. F. Greaves, CincirHati; E. F. Sawyer, Bos- ton; c. E. Turck, New Orleans: George c. Sandifer, Dawson Springs, Ky; s. $. Jerome. Kansas City: Frank Fitch, Brier- field, Ala; Mack Koshland, Baltimore; Charles E. Birch and wife. Alabama: T. Bernstein, Louisville. Ky; W. E. Galway. Cincinnat: H. B. Valdez, New York: P. c. Edwards Richmond, Va: George R. Boyce, o. F. Adams, E. S. Kahn, W. G. Pollock, New York; T. K. Peters, W. O. Lynn, St. Louis; c. N. Afford, Gadsden, Ala; G. W. Stinson, H. s. Jankins. Phil adeiphia Loui Hart, Cincinnati: Fred G. Coryell, Atlanta; w. T. Northington and wife, Prattville, Ala; A. A. Wheelock. New York; MT. and Mrs. J. O. Banks, Jr., Eutaw, Ala; W. W. Hobson, Chicago; H. c. Basch c. A. Kaiser. Cincinnati; D. H. Pill, Atlanta; W. H. Bradley, Paducoh, Ky; MT and Mrs. l.. W. Schey, Augusta, Ga; H. D. Traegar. w. c. Goodwin and wife, Chicago; w. w. Newman, Huntsville, Ala. w. E. Leake, L. A. Woodson, Pat ton, Ala; H. Waterman, Jr., Macon, Ga. ; c. E. Wilson, Russellville, Ala; Cyrus Garnsey, Jr., Memphis; George w. Ely Montgomery; Rev. J. Chew, Missouri; i; Albert Morris, San Jose; c. E. McClelland A. Goldman, New Orleans: E. Donohoo Hamilton, O.; w. N. Poindexter, w. H. Dean, Boston; D. K. McDougold, Atlanta w. K. McNeill. Mobile; H. D. CrossweIi, New York; J. K. Dixon, Taliadega, Ala {; A. H. Avery, Shelby Ala: c. s. Hening, Louisville; W. T. Powell. Washington, D. C.; l.. G. Jones, D. S. Brown, St. Louis: R. l.. Jordan, New York; James Towle, Wilson's Ridge; M. J. Binswanger Rich- mond, Va; A. Wolff, Jacksonville, Fla A. J. Mayer, E. NJ Child, New York; A. L. Brooks, Boston; J. H. Marley, Newark N. J.; Oscar Schneidon, Jr., J. Yam, New Orleans; H. B. Strouse, Jack Levy, Phil adelphia! w. H. Wyatt. Atlanta; Hugh T. Boyd, Al R. Sisson, New York; T. C. !. White, Atlanta; P. T. Shanks, St. Louis Charles J. Petherbridge. New York; J. A. Mickle, New Orleans; George c. Ramsey New York; A. Ham, Sloss Ala; H. Fleishman, Cleveland. O.; F. D. Strachan, Atlanta; John I. Gleeson New York: s. P. c. Adams, Montgomery; c. M. Benja- min, Atlanta.
The age-herald., 1900-10-25
FIRE AT BESSEMER
Office of the Tennessee Company De-
 stroyed

The office of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company at Bessemer was destroyed at an early hour --.,s morning. The fire started about o'clock and rap idly consumed the building, which was a frame one-story structure. The building cost about 5000. It had freproof vault, in which what valuable papers were kept at Bessemer were locked up, and it is not believed they are damaged. The cause of the fire could not be ascertained.
The age-herald., 1900-10-25
Unrnhed
From the Philadelphi

From the Philadelphia Press,
 Say, you" cried the victim in the crowd ed trolley car, glaring up at the transgres- sor, "my feet are not made to stand on.
 That's so," replied the other pleasant ly You don't need 'em for that while you've got seat, do you?"
The age-herald., 1900-10-25
Greater tienerosity
n the New York Press.

From the New 1ork PresS young Swede called on a minister in a western State with a blonde sweetheart in tow and asked to be married. The minister performed the ceremony.
 How much you charge for him?" the Swede asked. Dollar"
 T don't charge for it. the minister ex- claimed. but the law allows me a dollar and a half"
 Ole took a silver half dollar from his pocket, handed it to the minister and re- marked. "Ay, tank she mek you two dol lar"
The age-herald., 1900-10-25
Amateur Shooting Tournament

Atlanta, Ga., October 2i.-George Peter man of Charleston, s. C., won the gold medal for target shooting in the amateur shooting tournament here today with a score of 309 out of a possible $50.
 W. A. Baker of Griffin, Ga, was second with 299
 Tomorrow the live bird match will be- gin. silver cup is the trophy
The age-herald., 1900-10-25
Hard to See the Boss

From the Boston Transcript.
 Jones-I say, Jim, will you go with us down to the shore tomorrow night? We'll get back soon after F o'clock, I guess.
 Brown-I should like to go and I don't know but I will. can't tell you positively just nov
 Jones-I understand. You want to ask your wife.
 Brown-No such thing. I want to ask the janitor if he is willing. I live in an apart ment house you remember.
The age-herald., 1900-10-25
Senator Davis Condition

St Paul. Minn., October A.-Senator Cushman K Davis, who has been suffer- ing for the past month from blood poison- ipg. underwent second operation this afternoon which it is thought will obviate the necessity of the amputation of one or more of his toes While campaigning in tie east, Senator Davis suffered slight abberation of his foot. The dye of his hose entered this, and caused the poison- ing.
The age-herald., 1900-10-25
May Renew Baseball War

Washington, October Awhile no def- mite developments have taken place there are indications that baseball men are pre- pairing for a possible renewal of the war threatened last year before the proposed new baseball association went into colipse Washington vii be one the strategic points should a fight occur. The president of the American League declares that he will ask no faxors from the National League next eaa son
The age-herald., 1900-10-25
Gratitude

From the Boston Journal.
 Young Lady-Give me one yard of-Why, haven't I seen you before?
 Dry Goods Clerk-Oh, Maud, can you have forgotten me? I saved your life at the seaside last summer
 Young Lady (warmly)-Why, of course you did! You may give me two yards of this ribbon, please.
The age-herald., 1900-10-25
Truthful
From Puck.


 Old Lady-And how did you come to join the Salvation Army, my good young man? $. A. Recruit (frankly)-It was the only way l could get the public to stand my cornet playing, ma'am.
The age-herald., 1900-10-25
BIRMINGHAM REALTY c0MpARY's TITLES GUARANTEED
 SECURITY ABSOLUTE

TN order efectuay remove any posslbIe obJecon 1a
 raised any that have attached to our titles oy of the Morris Administrator against the Eyon Company Eyton Company and others pending cancey Jefferson County have secured the bona Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland equally and common hold who hereafter acoure titles of the BIRMINGHAM REALTY COMPANY to any the property formerly the Eyon Land Company ANY AND ALL LOSS COST DAMAGE that be sustained by them as result determination of said suit
 This deposited with the Birmingham Trust Saw Trustee and the certificate of the Trustee on the conditions of the bond with each deed to purchasers of such property BIRMINGHAM REALTY
 ByJ K. McDonald Vice President '4
The age-herald., 1900-10-25
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure E. w. Groves signature is on each box. 25c
The age-herald., 1900-10-25
THE LATEST FAD.

unexcelled for newspaper or book work. They will stereo- type. For specimens address The Age-Herald Engraving Co.,, Birmingham, Ala
The age-herald., 1900-10-25
PERSONAL.

B. M. Comfort of New York, executive special agent of the Mutual Life Insur- ance Company, is in the city for a few days on business connected with his com- pany.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-11
REPUBLICAN, SURPRISED.
a Large Majority by Which Kentucky
House Adopted Rules.

n Large Majority by Which Kentucky
House Adopted Rules.
FRANKFORT, KY, Jan. 1O.-The adop-.
ton in the House to-day Of the rules
which will govern the joint assembly, by
a decisive majority, was a surprise to
the Republican and anti-Goebel factions
in the Legislature. They had not expect
ed to defeat the rules, but they confident
}ly believed that The vote would be close.
Ex-Congressman W. c. P. Breckenridge,
who has practically assumed direction of
with Ex-Governor Bradley, Governor Tay-s
lor's attorney, q long time to-day, and 1t
is said that they are preparing to spring
legal objections to the manner in which
Goebers contest is being conducted, one
of which is that the Legislature should
have first passed an act authorizing the
contest.
The list of witnesses subpoenaed to ap-
pear before the Franklin county grand
jury to-day, included President Milton II.
Smith and other officials of the Louisville
and Nashville; Colonel, Alfalfa Cox, John
H. Whallen and others who have oeen
identified with the John YOUNGSTOWN
Democratic. party President Smith, how
ever. was in New Y ork and the process
was returned unserved.
It is understood that the testimony OF
the witnesses who appeared related TO
the Whallen-H ARIEL bribery matter.
In the Legislature several radical an!-
railroad measures We're introduced, All
from the Democratic party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-11
DURHAM'S NEW MARKET.
Lot Bou ght and a Town Hall to be In

Lot .Bou gilt and a Town Hall to be In
Guided.
DURHAM c.. Ian. 1O.-Special-Ihe
town has bought for Sc. GOO cash the Parish
stable lot, on the corner of Church ana
Parish streets, which is about SOx2O0 feet,
on which they will erect a market-house,
with town hall above.
Mumps is causing many swelled jaws
here. County Treasurer j. II. bowling,
nearly seventy years old, is a victim. ~
There are also many cases of pneumonia.
N town, several of which have proved
fatal. ..s
u With the moderation Of the weather to-
bacco receipts have increased. Inere IS
no change in prices or; quality.
+ a majority of the Populsts in this coun-
" will join the Republicans in lighting
the constitutional amendments at the
General J. S. Carr. chairman of the
Democratic County Executive COMMITTEES
has called a meeting of that body here
january the 10th, to arrange for the hold
ing Of the county convention and for the
prosecution Of 4 vigorous campaign.
= Captain V. Ballard. president of the
Southern Manufacturers Association of
Hosiery aLYis. left yesterday for Atlanta,
Ga: to preside over the meeting of the
association, which convenes there to-
morrow.
A telegram from Johns Hopkins Hos
p;tal. Baltimore, says the condition of Mr..
J. III. Halliburton, of this place, Is very
critical He had an operation performed
about a week ago, since which time he has
been growing worse III,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-11
A PERSON COUNTY PEABODY 3!
DR.. Terrell Leaves His Fortune to the
Public Schools.

RoxBoRo. n. c.. Jan. 1e-special:-
About four years ago Dr. John G:sIe :,
rell, a native of Person county, dled IN
Philadelphia, leaving his fortune to the
public schools of his native county. Out
of the amount twenty-six school houses
were to be erected, which will commence
in few weeks. It was thought at the
time of his death the fund would a. reac a
$4,000. but in the winding up OF the esI.
tate here Saturday it was found that
the fund will exceed $4,000 after the erec-
ton of the school buildings.
Colonel John S. Cunningham, Of Per
son county, is being mentioned PROM
nentIy as candidate for Governor on the
Democratic ticket. this year.
The Roxboro cotton mills will begin
operation on the frs, OF February This
is a 500 spindle Mill
Noree Brothers Pants Company, manu-
facturers of pants and overhalls. are
putting in about forty-ive new sewing
machines, making total of about sew
enty now in use. They will increase
their capital from $500 to seo.Qoo in the
near future They will employ about
eighty hands - y. = =. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-11
PLUNGED TO THEIR DEATHS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Green Lose Their
Lives in a Skating Fatality.


The sad deaths of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Dana
Greene, while Skating on the Kinks OF the
Mohawk Golf Club. on the Mohawk river.
at Schenectady. n. Y, IS one Of the dis
tressing fatalities Of the season.
The couple were using skate sail. and
were carried to the opening in the ice.
The momentum carried them SO far out
in the water that aid was impossible.
Mrs. Greene, when rescued from the
water, was beyond aid. and died shortly
after. Mr.. Greene's body was recovered
later in the day.
{ MIR. Green was known in Richmond. he
having come here TO superintend the con-
5truction of the first successfully operated
electric line In the world-the SC!ay-street
lire-ebout 1887. He remained here for
about two years, and returned to New
York. where he was connected with the
Sprague Motor Company and the old Ed
son Company
At The time of his death he was head of
the sa es department of the General Elec-
tiIc Company, which position he resumed
after serving in the Spanish-American
war. having served on the Yankee" In
the Santiago campaign.
Mr. Greene was the son OF the late Cap
tain s. Dana Greene. u. S. N. and was a
c1aoaate OF the Annapolis Academy, class
OF 1881 but he resigned from the navy
after attaining the rank Of ensign. Mrs.
GsTcene was Miss Cornelia Chandler.
daughter of Rear Admiral Chandler. and
She and Mr.. Greene were married in 1897.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-11
Crescent City Races.

Crescent City Races.
NEW ORLEANS, jan 1o.-Weather and
a sloppy track cut down attendance. Re-
First race-one mileADr. Wal1nsley e to
and to 81 first. Lennep e to and 10
Q, second. Tom Kingsley e to % third-
Time, 1:44.
second race-six furlones-sam Fuilen
fe TO s and to q first, Elcaney g to /
and 4 to - second. Magic Light 70 to y
third Time. LII.
Third race-handicam, steeplechase;
short. course-Marble eco to i and to y
finished first, but was disquaineo' r a.,
Trunt e to l and TO s. first. Fred
PERKINS (6 to and to y second. al.
Reeves az to y third. Time.
Fourth ,aee-hand.cap. one 1nle ana one, re-
sixteenth-c Compensation Qs 10 8 ana : 70
:, first. Laclmsn Is to 5 and 3 to 81 second,
strangest q to ~ third. Time, 90
Fifth race-seling thresq T,:a1 s,t al
no 10 ! and 2 to ~ second. Cathedral 90
To /, third. Time, ZIG.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-11
FIRE. IN MECKLENBURG.
seattle and Barn Burn-Horses Perish

Stable and Barn Burn-Horscs Perish
and Tobacco BEST rosed.
BoYDToN, VA. Jan. 1o-Special:-Mrs-$
DinEy Ogburn, the widow Of the late
wesley osburn. who lives II. the north
eastern portion of Mecklenburg5 county.
had her fpack-house and stable destroyed
by fire on Monday night. together with.
their entire contents. The buildings
are estimated to have been worth eight
hundred dollars
lost all Of his corn, forage and farming
Utensils. which were stored in the build
ings, together with a valuable pair Of
horses. which persisted in the flames
Mr.. Ben. Gee, who lived on. the place
last year, was also a. sufferer by tns,s
fire. He had his last years crop OF
fine tobacco stored away IN the pack
house, and that too was burned.
4 Mr.. Fulwar Skipwith. Of Prcastwould,a
prominent citizen Of Mecklenburg. is "a
a very feeble state Of health.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-11
MARRIAGE IN RALEIGH.
Weddin. of Mr.. Il. w. Baker and NJ iss
Katherine Boylan Haywood.

RALEIGH, N. c., Jan. 10.--Ihis 1:orn-
ing at Christ church Mr.. i. w. Baker
and Miss Katherine Boylan Haywood
were married. Mr.. Baker heins a prom
inent young business man here, and rIiss
Haywood being connected with some
of the wealthiest families in the city
and with prominent society people. made
the marriage one Of much prominence
Mr. Baker IS Baltimorian, but has lived
here some years and made business and
social friends wherever he mas been.
The One Hundred and Thirteenth An
nual Communication of the Grand Ledge
Of N1asons is in session here, and it is
well attended, all the grand officers be-.
ing present save two. and besides these
are two hundred ard fifty visiting ma.
sons. The order. was increased .ast
year 406. There are 81 lodges in tho
State, and a membership of u,56O.
All the schools open here after the
holidays with renewed vigor and with
an increase of pupils.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-11
A Big
DEED CORDED
Cars and New Machinery forlmproved.
Street Railway.
THE i MON MINING i COMPANY L M
Expects to Employ Two Thousand Men
in = sYcar-LarSe Expenditures s
for improvements Captain
Glenn a Candidate.

70. -{Zf "a
WINSTON, n. c., Jan. 1o.-Spectal--A
deed of trustSfor five hundred thousand
dollars was recorded here to-day. LIS
given by Fries Manufacturing and Power
Company and Winston-salem Railway
and Electric Company to the North Amer
I.can; Trust Company of New York. Il =.
Fries, one of the officers Of the two first
>named companies, went to New York to-
day TO hurry up the shipment of new cars
and Improved machinery purchased for
the street railway and electric plant. s
UNION MINING COMPANY. rs -
Superintendent S. M. Newman. Of the
] Union Mining Company. was here TO-DAY,
and says his company is giving employ
nent to six hundred men In rowan
county, and in a year he expects to work
two thousand. The Company is capitalized
at three million dol -ars and the STOCK sens
for three times It's par value
During the past year the company mas
expended s1.25O,0t0. Preparations for sue
cessful mining continue on a large scale.
AN OLD SHAFT.
Water is being kept out fan eight
hundred foot shaft OF the old gold 4 ' oal
nine. a mill to reduce the ore is now
CAPTAIN R: B. Glenn, district at
tcrney for Western North Carolna
during President Cleveland last admins
tration. announces that he will be q canal
date for United States Senator to succeed
Senator Pritchard, whose term expires ~
March, 1903 :,
Captain Glenn favors a senatorial ate "a
urinary. 3 sl-ss.75
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-11
INCENDIARY FIRE.
a skin Disease Believed to be Small

A Skin D1seass Bc1levetI 10 DC y: otl'st
y OLGA, VA, Jan. 1O.-Special.-Last
Sunday night the stables of Mr.. James
Anderson, in this county, near Rhodlphil,
with four fine horses and a quantity OF
forage and farm tools. We're DESTROYED by
fire. 1T is believed to have been the work
of an incendiary, though no clue SO far
has been gotten TO him:
In the same e.ghborhood some uneasi-
ness is felt overatlle outbreak Of some
skin disease. which has been pronounced
smallpox by two attending physicians.
Seven cases to date all confined to ne
groes; no deaths: one nearly we'll. There
IS talk Of quarantine. but the county
authorities have yet made no move, wait
ing for q confirmation of the country doc
tors. diagnosis by an expert.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-11
ADJUSTMENTS.
"a Rich Mans Son" Proved u Very
Funny Play.

Funny Play.
Academy-W1liian H. Crane, matinee
and night
i B!jou-John Kernel and other novelties.
William II. Crane, in "a Rich Mans
Son." enthused an S. r. o. house at the
Academy last evening. Mr.. Crane is n
1arorite with Richmond audiences. and his
support this season is exceptionally
strong. The humor of the situations was
greeted with applause and laughter,
whose spontaneity was as refreshing as
1t was gratifying.
q Dir. Crare. as Peter Dibdin. was a me-
dunn for the Interpretation Of many right
hnmely Eaytngs-genuine humor. which
appealed to the best feelings of the high
classed, well-dressed audience. William
! Sampson. as Herbert Ha1chwell Cling.
and Charles Jackson. as Mr.. WilmerdinS,
made the most of their frequent oppor-s
tunilies for comedy character work. Miss:
Percy Haswell. who was Nay Dibdin. and
Hiss Sandal Niiliken. as Reckless Grigss,
we're pleasing feminine propositions. They
are +arustes, and graceful comedy women
as well Tho entire support is what one
would expect to see surround the talented
Crane.
Mr. Crane was forced to make a curtain
speech at the end OF the second act. He
congratulated himself and company for
the cordially of the reception from the
splendid audience, and he complimcnted
she audience and house management be-
raI,se Of the improvements in the theatre.
both before and behind lie cs::t-..:.l. Then
he told q rery appropriate story. about the
i tsfteen-year-old son whom Joe jefferson
had sent abroad,
AT 3o-day's matinee "A Rich Mans.
SON, will be repeated. and the bill to-.
night is e. IA Virginia conrtshID.
The next attraction viii be Charles
Frotman's The Little Minister. !. two
eixhts and Saturday matinee.
One or he t.ost pronounced feat lures Of
sShis seasons dramatic and musical visisa-
ainns TO this city Will be the initial pre-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-11
CANDIDATES FOR SENATE.
Captain Robert B. Glenn Will Run fo,
Pritchard's Seat.

RALEIGH, N. c., Jan. 10-CaptaiM
Robert B.. Glenn. Of Winston. district att
torney for Western North Carolina during
President Clevelands last administration,
announces that he will be a candidate
for United States senator. to succeed
Senator Pritchard, whose term expires in
March, 1903. Captain Glenn favors sena-#
torial primary, and is the first to an
nounce himself in the race for Senator
Pritchard' S seat.
For Senator Buffers seat there are
four candidates-F. NJ Simmons, Julian.
S. Carr, A. NJ. Waddell and Thomas ].
Jarvis. Simmons IS the chairman Of the
State Democratic Committee. and COM
Quoted the campaign in which the State
was redeemed from negro domination.
Colonel Carr is one of the wealthiest mem
in North Carolina, and is very popular.
Colonel Waddell is Mayor of Wilmington,
and has represented his district in Con-
gress.a Jarvis has been Governor, Minister
to Brazil. and served out, by appoints
nent, the unexpired term OF Vance. In
the Senate.
Buffers successor VIII be elected by the.
Legislature Ia January, 1901 ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-11
GALES ON FRENCH COAST.
,sscls with Their.

"A Number of Small Vessels with Their
Crews Have Been Lost.
PARIS, Jan. 10.-Heavy# gales are blow
ing along the entire French coast and a
number Of small vessels. with their crews,
have been lest, although several life-boat
rescues are reported.
A fishing boat founded off Bulong. sur
Mer, nine of the crew perishins. The bark
Jeanne Eugenis. sanknear Chertourg and
five persons were drowned.
Heavy weather is reported from all
Mediterranean ports. Il
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-11
Load of shot around His Heart.

MARION, N. c.. Jam. 10.-SpecIal.-Joe
Franklin was brought here this evening
and lodged in Jail, charged with the
shooting of Bob MEG &c, in Northcove,
this county. MCGEE has a heavy charge
of No. i shot about his heart, which is
thought will prove fatal
Franklin says his son Gather. who es-
capped, did the shooting. Rumor. has it
woman was connected with the affair.
Franklin and MCGEE are considered des-.
perate characters. ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-11

sentation at the Academy of a hsic on
Monday and Tuesday evenings, with 8
Tuesday matinee. of the de hciously
melodic ana brilliantly humorou Sly ope-#
ratio comedy, "a Runaway Girl. which
scored such an unprecedented success at
Days and Tifth-Avenue Theatres, New
York city, where it attracted: immense
,g,,pngs OF theatre-goers for several
uponths. 49,
The dainty musical comedy will be pre-
scented here by the 7Augustin Day Mvsl-
cal Company. precisely as in New York,
as. all of Its magnificent stage apoolnt-
ments, including series of. gorgeous
scenic pictures, brilliant costumes ana
dresses superb draperies and other e&-
uensiye accessories will be employed
The sale Of reserved seats opens at
the box Office this morning.
Large crowds have witnessed the per-
fornlances at the Bijou this week and
the advance sales for the rest of the
week points to continued good business
The act that is being presented by the
Three Sa-Vans is novelty, away from
anything of the kind seen here lie trio
performs some excellent acrobat1c work
John Kernel as a laugh-nlaker is a great
success, and with Garfield and Carlton
makes the bill a merry one.
Lavender and Tomson. the Tennis Trio.
Daley and Hilton. and Miss Jessie M1llar
contribute happy numbers.