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Evening journal., 1906-10-03
MOODY AND SHAW TO RETIRE

WASHINGTON. Oct. 3-Two retire.
ments from the Presidents Cabinet are
slated for the coming winter. They
are those Of Attorney General Moody,
whose resignation will become effective
about December I, and that Of Secre-
tary Of the Treasurer Shaw. who VIII
retire IN February.
For one of the vacancies the Presi-
dent will nominate George " L. Meyer,
American Ambassador to Russia, but
for theother he Is not yetready to an
nounce a successor. The President has
sought to prevail on Attorney General
Moody TO remain in the Cabinet, but
the latter because OF business arrage-
ments he has made. has found It inn
possible to do so. He also would like
to have Secretary Bonaparte take
Moody's place when the latter retres
but the former prefers the position at
the head Of the Navy Department, with
whose workings he has become thor
oughly familiar. Some suggestion has
been made that Secretary Metcalf OF
the Department Of Commerce an6
Labor take one Of the positions to be
made vacant in the proposed shifting
OF Cabinet offices. but he also has ex-
pressed a preference to remain where
he Is.
Evening journal., 1906-10-03
SHOT HIMSELF
BEFORE MOTHER

LAUREL, Del. oct. 3.-Frank Kitchens
sent a bullet crashing through his brain.
The suicides mother was In the room
with him when he fred the fatal shot and
endoavored to prevent IT, but only reach
ed him in time 20 catch his falling body.
Kitchens. though but % years old, was
one OF the best school teachers in the
county. He was In prosperous circum-
Stances. popular. and with bright future
In store. He was an athlete, and weigh
ed nearly 200 pounds, and was scarcely
ever sick
The cause assigned for his deed is that
for the last three days he has been suf-
fering from a slight attack OF malarlal
fever
Three years ago he won a lawsuit, the
first case OF the kind TO come before a
! Delaware court. He had been locked out
OF his school for furnishing the son OF a
| commissioner. Every day during the fol-
lowing hve months he walked to the
school, only 20 be refused admiUance.
In order TO get his money he sold the
school furnishings and had the BUILDING
advertised for sale when the commits
sioners paid him.
Evening journal., 1906-10-03
DEMOCRATS
YET WRANGLIN(
Local Option Defeat Lead
to Bolt in Sussex
Convention
sreeIaI % DC EvsnInr Iournal.

3 DOVER. oct 3-There were breakers
ahead FOR the Sussex county Demo-
cratic convention yesterday. afternoon
over Legislators, local option ana plat
form after the insignificant details Of
selecting county ticket had been
combed cut OF the chaos.
The local option men were defeated
in their fight to get local option In the
county platform. but they landed Irv-
ing Culver for representative against
the united efforts Of the whislSey men
ia western Sussex. Culver will rep
resent g Democratic district. During
the progress Of this wrangle, two Sea-
ford delegates arose and bolted conven-
ton. They were Dr. Knowles aud
George Huston. John r. Holland. who
secured a. proxy. made twenty
minute speech in the platform fight
paying his respects to the "only Demo-
cratic newspaper in Delaware" He
WAS favOring local option, railroad
commission opposing the trust
HltlhtNn as al present HuhlNiittu &c
Democratic platforms. tfe-saiyl:
"Of course our solution Of this press
ing problem OF the day may not ac-
cord with the views Of the owner OF
Every Evening, alleged to be the larg-
est individual railroad stakeholder In
the State, ana the genuineness of
whose sympathy for predatory wealth
IS only surpassed by the spuriousness
OF his Democracy"
The legislative ticket as nominated
follows:
Senators-First- Asbury Smith, Mil
ford; Second Rufus ID Lingo. ST..
Dagsboro; Third. Dr. James Thompson.
mayor Of Lewes.
Representatives.Da Darwin +. Collins.
Milford; Charles Owens, Bridgeville;
Noah James. Broad Creek: Thomas
lambden. seaford; Irving Culver. Del
mar John II. West, Dagsboro; Samuel
Johnson, Indian River. Caleb r. Nc
cabe, Baltimore; James A. Marsh.
Georgetown; Robert Coulter, Broad
kiln
Sherif-James Salmons. Milford.
register Of Wills. DR.. w. ID. Blackstone
GEORGETOWN; recorder OF deeds Robert
d. Stevenson. Indian River; clerk OF
the peace John Delaney. Jr, seaford
county treasurer George Otwei
Laurel.
Evening journal., 1906-10-03
LAST
EDITION
300 p. m.
J. S. INSPECTORS
LABEL LOOMS UP
little Black aid White Tag
iaeans Safety To Many
CONSUMERS
ASSISTANT ARRIVES SOON

Government Meat Inspector Bennett
has received notification that his as
sistant has been appointed and Will ar
rive during the next twenty-four hours.
DR.. Bennett was busy at his work at
the Wilmington Abattoir and Cold
Storage Company this morning when
seen by a representative Of The Even
ing journal, and was enthusiastic in
his praise Of the efforts the manage
ment there is making to comply with
every wish OF the inspector.
Ignorance Of the law and its pro-
visions Is largely TO blame for great
many conditions which exist In the To-
cal packing house but these are being
remedled as fast as they are pointed
out
Yesterday afternoon DR.. Bennett held
conference it'll the agents or mana
gers of local transportation companies
and the firms doing a wholesale meat
or meat food products business in or
der that some points regarding the new
inspection law might be cleared up.
Some Of the local holesale houses
have applied for and secured an ex-
emption certificate, others have appli-
cations pending before the Department
OF Agriculture.
DIR. Bennett vas emphatic in declar-
ing that this was one OF the greatest
undertakings attempted by any gov
eminent. He said that people had moi
yet realized how far reaching II Is
II means that cattle raising and stock
raising IN become a scientific pursuit
ut means better prices for the farmer
II means good meat to the consumer
and his protection against fraud and
disease.
The Doctor admitted that It would
take month or so to get things NOV
ing smoothly. but inspection is now
Thorough
All goods now going out Of the abat-
toir for interstate commerce bear tho
government black and white label--s
guarantee that an expert veterinarian
and scientist. free from bias or inhu'
ence under the civil service, and amen
able only TO his government has ex'
amined the contents and pronounced
them free from disease and what thel
claim TO be.
Evening journal., 1906-10-03
MANY MOURN Her
SUDDEN dealt
SOTrOwiDg Friends Gather
Bier Of Mrs. MahaIa Wells
Perkins

Perhaps one Of the sadest households
in the city to-day was that of Mr.. and
Mrs. e. II. Wells, of No. 203 West
Seventh street, whose daughter Mrs.
Mahala Wells Perkins, was laid at
rest this afternoon.
Mrs Perkins, who was 25 years Of
age, was III but three days before
death claimed her and the shock was
most severe to her sorrowing friends
Born in Wilmington. Mrs. Perkins
grew up into a charming young woman.
At an early age she developed a strong
elecutionary taste and on many occa-
sions delighted audiences by her recita.
tions. Fours years ago she became
the wife OF Charles e. Perkins, and
since her marriage. as before, was an
active worker along the temperance
line. She was especially active IN the
~" work connected with the ". c. 7.
u. and was president Of the Whining
ton "Y" and was practically founder
Of that branch of the society.
This morning the body of Mrs.
Perkins lay in a handsome cashet in
the parlor Of her late home ana was
literally surrounded with a mass OF
flowers. the offerings of Borrowing
friends During the morning many Of
her friends called 20 pay last tribute
to the dead woman and to take a'last
look at the face every one loved sc
well.
Services we're conducted at the house
at 2 o'clock by the Rev. Mr.. Mason
pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church. and interment was made ir
Wilmington and Brandywine cemetery
The bearers were Warren Vedder. vii.
liam Mack. John Hauley. Reginald
E1oyor
Evening journal., 1906-10-03
TWO VETERAN
MARKETMEN DEAD

Danny Newcomb and John Diver, OK
Pennsgrove, died last night The for
mer was one of the best-known market
men in this section. He had been a
figure In Wilmington truck markets for
fifty years. He was IN Wilmington on
Monday with a boat load OF truck and
returned to his home that night. He
felt poorly yesterday morning and
gradually weakened during the day and
died last night. He is survived by a
grown-up family.
John Diver, another Pennsgrove man,
died suddenly last night. lie attend
ed services In the Pennsgrove Church
and while prayer was being offered, he
fell backwards and when picked up by
friends hes was dead. Diver was an
other New Jersey trucker who has
been coming to the Wilmington mar
kets for many years.
Evening journal., 1906-10-03

Special TO The Evening journal
NEWPORT. oct. IA pleasing en-
tertainment was given in the M. Il.
church by Liberty Lodge, No. 173. In
dependent Order Good Templars. 1t be-
ing the occasion OF a banner presenta-
tion from the grand lodge for the larg-
est increase in membership and regular
attendance.
The members Of the lodge marched
into the church wearing their uniforms.
The girls wore white and marched "a
music played by Miss Elgarda Sindall
The following interesting program was
well presented;
Chorus, lodge choir; prayer, Rev.
Daniel Green: chorus. choir: recital
ton. Miss Nettie Hanna; solo. II
Were a Voice. Rev. C. w. Strickland:
recitation, The ship OF Temperance
/ Miss Emma Gallaher; cornet solo. The
Palms. Edgar Hllyard; address. Mrs
/ Martha Cranston; solo. Save the Boy
] Georgia Truax; address. How the Ire,
( Fell. Rev. j. s. Gnhllan: duet. Misses
I Madallne Allison and Mary Vande.
erift: presentation Of manner, Miss FL.
Ia NJ. Winchester; response. Rev. c
W. Strickland: solo. The Bird With &
Broken Wing Miss Kettle Hanna
chorus. the choir; temperance doxoi-
ogy; benediction.
Evening journal., 1906-10-03

Howard Abbott.
Alfred p. Cathcart.
Lydia c. Dilworth.
Isaac j. Macl1isOn.
Edward Rogers.
John Still.

ABBOTT-In this city. on October 2,
1906. Howard Abbott, aged % years.
Relatives. friends and members of
Asylum Lodge No. %, I. o. o. f.,
Brandywine Conclave Heptasophs OF
S. W. NJ. and Association of Steam
Engineers are invited to attend the
funeral services at his late residence,
No. sl4 Bennett street on Thursday
evening, October 4th. al S o'clock and
at Dover Armory M. +. Church, at
Dover Delaware, on Friday, october
5th. at II o'clock. Interment Sllverlake
cemeter, Dover, Del.
CATHCART-At Philadelphia, Pa, on
September 80, 1906. Alfred p. Cath
cart. aged 80 years.
Relatives, friends and members OF
Crusaders Castle No. 5, X. OF G. e.
IRE invited TO attend the funeral SER
vices at the residence OF his mother
Mrs. Catherine Cathcart, No. 1919 w
Tenth street. this city, on Thursday
October 4, 1906. at o'clock Interment
Mt. Salem cemetery.
lDILWORTH-At Centreville Del. or
1th month LIST. 1906, Lydia c.. widow
of VIM. Lewis Dilworth. in the 65tt
year Of her age
Relatives and friends are invited q
attend the funeral without further
notice. from her late residence on fifth
day, the 4th inst Leave the house al
2 o'clock p. m. Iuterment at Old Ken
nett Burying Ground. The $40 anc
S.32 a. m. trains at Mendinhall, and the
952 a. m. train at Cossart will be met
MACKISON-At Marshallton. Del.
on october 2. 1906, Isaac j. Mackison
aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends of the family
are invited TO attend the funeral ser.
vices at his late residence, Marshallton
Delaware. On Friday afternoon. Octo.
Der 5th, at o'clock. Interment at st
Barnabas p. e. cemetery.
STILL-In Philadelphia, on October
LIST, 1906. John Still.
Relatives and friends Of the family
4 Delaware Conclave, No. 4SO, Improved
Order of Heptasophs. Wilmington
Aerie. No "a. Fraternal Order o.
Eagles, Delaware Sangerbund an,
/ Wilmington Turngemeinde are re-
specially invited to attend the funera
from his late residence. s. w Corne
Fifth and DUPONT streets. Thursda.
morning. at o'clock. High mass a
Sacred Heart Church. Interment a
Cathedral cemetery.
Evening journal., 1906-10-03
DIAMONDS in HIS BARK

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,. oct. 3.-As he
was about to be forced to swallow
powerful emetic. a bulldog coughed up
a $500 diamond ring at Granite Bay.
The dog, valuable one, owned BY
Herman Spek, of this city, had been
petted by Mrs. A. Hemingway early in
THE day. When she missed her ring
she spread an alarm. but the ring could
not be found. The dogs glum lQoks d.
reeted suspicion toward him, and a
physician prepared an emetic. While
he was getting it ready the dog gave
several barking coughs and disgorged
the ring
Evening journal., 1906-10-03
Reported BY Scott & CO. sankers aa5
HIS SERVICES APPRECIATED
Handsome Loving Cup Presented &c
Senator B. J. Monaahan.

TWO O'CLOCK QUOTATIONS.
Frnm scott y co.

In appreciation Of his efficient SER
vices as manager Of Edward Krause's
successful campaign for the office o.
Grand Worthy President Of the Fra
ternal order Of Eagles, Senator B. J.
Monaghan OF Philadelphia, was pre-
sented with a handsome silver loving
cup by the members of the local aerie
who worked with him at Milwaukee
for Mr.. Krause's election.
The cup was presented by DR.. I. Q.
Cooper, and with feeling words was
accepted by Mr.. Monaghan. 1t was
designed by Kleitz Bros. of this city
and is suitably inscribed. Those who
participated in the presentation exer-
cises were Grand Worthy President
Krause, John Mason, Martin Keogh
Thomas ]. Ryan, David McCane
Joseph H. Martin. John D. Kelly, VIII
liam Lucas and DR.. Cooper.
Evening journal., 1906-10-03
MCKINLEY MONUMENT

Bishop Coleman and General Wilson to
Visit New York SeuIptors Tomorrow
Bishop Coleman and General James II.
Wilson, members of the Mckinley Moau-
mont Association, will consult New York
sculptors tomorrow relative to Nc
Kinley monument. The society has about
$3.50 in hand and win make the best
possible use Of It. A fund OF 5000 was
hoped for by the society.
Evening journal., 1906-10-03
CUT BRASS
FROM YACHT

Some DAYS ago u was learned by the
Harlan and Hollingsworth Corpora
ton that thieves had stripped the du-
Pont yacht and a pilot boat Of consid
arable brass. The brass steering wheel
lamps and brass Of every section wert
taken. The police were notified an,
they have been watching closely TO-
the booty. Yesterday some OF the bras
was offered for sale by John Burns, &
i2-year-old boy and he was arrested
He told the police he found the bras.
On a lot on Franklin street. II had
been chopped and battered with an ak
Burns was discharged from custody
as there was no direct evidence con-
Meeting him with the theft.
Evening journal., 1906-10-03
FxHORT BY GRAPHOPRONE

CLEVELAND. Ohio. oct s.-The To-
cal division Of the Salvation Army may
soon resort TO the graphophone for
spreading the Gospel in the streets Of
Cleveland. The subject has been taken
up by Major AIRY Connect, command
ing the Citadel in the absence OF Col
onel r. F. Holz.
Graphophones, II the experiment
proves successful. VIII DE placed in
front Of the army buildings through
out the city. Major Connect hopes
thereby to have sermons delivered ia
passersby who never enter places of
worship. Some one win be stationed
10 guard them. and a contribution box
viii be placed alongside Of each graph
ophone.
Evening journal., 1906-10-03
Plucky Woman In Carriage.

Considerable excitement prevailed
yesterday afternoon on King street
during a runaway. A young woman
who was in the carriage was uninjured
and stopped the horse at Third and
King street
Evening journal., 1906-10-03
To Extend Faux Road.

Levy Court, Highway Commissioner
Price was authorized to prepare plans
and advertise for bids Tor the extension
of the Faulk road from the point where
tho construction ends to the Pennsyl-
vania line.
Evening journal., 1906-10-03

Tho undersigned wishes. on behalf Of
the Day Nursery and Hospital for Babies.
70 express their most grateful apprecia-
ton OF the many evidences OF kindly and
generous sympathy with their work as
shown In connection with the recent lawn
f9te by 50 many both within and without
the city leighton Coleman.
Evening journal., 1906-10-03
Celebration Postponed.

owing to the meeting Of the State
Lodge. Knights OF Pythlas, being held
lin this city on October is. the ami
versary celebration OF Adelphia Lodge.
No. s, of New Castle, has been post
poned FOR a week.
Evening journal., 1906-10-03
HaIIowe'en Fund Nearino 5000

The money now In the hands Of the
Joint Halloween committee OF the
Mercantile Association and Fraternal
Order OF Eagles for the Halloween cell
ebration amounts to Sss1s5. The lat
est contributor Is the Reilly Lyceum
Association, hich organization has do
mated ass.
Evening journal., 1906-10-03
shippina Rla Maehlnery.

At the plant OF the Pusey and Jones
Company preparations are being made
10 ship 10 Finland a big paper making
machine. Charles Allen is IN Finland
for the Arm to superintendent the re-
building Of the machine.
Evening journal., 1906-10-03
Too Late Tor Classification

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FOR sALE-Fresh COW with ca.s;
heap, 1926 Reed street o3-st
WANTED-woman or young girl to as
st in housework; sleep IN the house. SO
ling street OBI.
WANTED-work by woman; viii help
N housekeeping, day work of any kind
can at 7ol West Ninth street. os-st
HELP WANTED-Female; two pqnta .
loon and two vest makers. Steady work;
best pay. X. A. NORDQUIsT. oil Or
ange street. o3-2t
WANTED-A good white cook; gocd
wages. Apply 81 vandever avenue or 40
East Fifth street o3-6t
SEALED PROPOSALS. Endorsed pro-
posals Tor the construction Of a conc. e,e
per under the draw span Of the bridge
over smyrna creek at Flemings Landing.
VIII be received by the County Comp
Ioller or New Castle county Delaware
az the office in the Court House in VIII
nnlinston, Delaware, until II a. m. Of the
5th day of October 1906.
rams and spec flcations can be seen at
the office Of said county comptroller and
az the office. No. l0Ogis Market street. Of
Francis a. Price. the engineer in charge.
All bids must be accompanied by certi-
ned check for five hundred dollars pay
able TO the President of the Levy Court
of New Castle county. or by a bond Ia
the Levy Court Of New Castle county. in
the sum Of FIVE hundred dollars. signed
by the bidder or bidders with enc or more
sureues. satisfactory to the said Levy
Court. subject TO the conditions named i'm
the specifications. Tho contractor my
also submit plans ard specifications pre-
pared by himself or his agents for the
the work In accordance with sad plans.
Such bids Will receive fair consideration
by the Levy Court The Levy Court re-
serves the right 20 reject any and all
bids ROBERT McFARLIN.
President Of the Levy Court of New
Castle county. s29-o1, 3. 5.
Evening journal., 1906-10-03
storm peiaysd Departure.

W J. Harrigan. who has accepted
position under George Rummel
former engineer OF sewers In this city
and now in Pensacola. Fla. has been
advised By Mr. ROrnmel that owing to
thu recent hurrinane there he VII be
informed later when 10 leave
Mr. H0nmA sent Penzacolz papers
Detailing The damage wrought By the
storm
Evening journal., 1906-10-03
OF On Business Trip.

John Mason. vice president and gem
era manager Of the Merchants Fidel-
ity Company. leaves Wilmington to-day
on a trip through the New England
States on business for his company. g.
Evening journal., 1906-10-03
Alleged Elopers

Edward Brown and Bertha Kauff
man. colored. of KirNwood, are allege'
to have eloped and the police are look
ing for them.
Evening journal., 1906-10-03

Levi German, OF No. ia Market street.
was attacked by an unknown negro last
night at Guthrie's lone and the Causeway
and roughly used. AS the police refused
10 believe his story. Germans assaiiapt
escsped.
Evening journal., 1906-10-03
Engine Reprinted.

Members of the Washington Fire
Company are having their chemical en-
CINE overhauled and repainted. The
stripping and lettering will be done il
gold leaf
Evening journal., 1906-10-03
Fingers Lacerated

While removing an electric fan at
the Irish-American Hall, Howard
Clayton had three fingers severely cut
by being caught by the blades.
Evening journal., 1906-10-03
Alleged Wife Reaters.

William Segars. colored, and JOSEPH
Jimmie We're held by Magistrate Rob
ertson last night in $500 BAN each TO
court on the charge of wife beating.
Evening journal., 1906-10-03
Freioht station Robbed.

Thieves early yesterday morning
broke into the P. b. and W. freight
station at Moore and carried away six
bundles of fine copper wire valued at
$780, Social officers Jones and Joyce
here are searching for the booty.
Evening journal., 1906-10-03
Masons in Annual Session.

The annual session of the Grand
Lodge Of Delaware, A. f. and A. NJ
is being held IN the Masonic Temple
to-day. Reports of officers will be
heard this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1906-10-03
Blood Poisonlna Th .eatened.

Clinton Burton, "A butcher. Of No.
2107 Market street, has recovered from
serious cut on the hand which
threatened blood poisoning.
Evening journal., 1906-10-03
pemooratle Worker. NO.,

Democratic workers IN all the wards
held meetings last night to arrange plans
for conducting the compaign. In some IN
stances addresses We're made by promi-
merit men, and the meetings resolved
themselves into rallies.
Evening journal., 1906-10-03
CITY NE WIS
IN BRIEF
holy Rosary Month

Special devotions are being held
the Roman Catholic churches ia.
month, October being dedicated by tina
denomination as the month Of the Hol.
Rosary.
Evening journal., 1906-10-03
Lea Broken While at Work.

Jacob Campbell. a colored man. had
his leg broken while working in the
pulp factory. He was removed to the
Delaware Hospital
Evening journal., 1906-10-03
MIIano Was Lucky.

John A. Milano, Of No. 2O1 West
Eighth street, won handsome gold
watch last evening at the meeting of
the Foresters OF America.
Evening journal., 1906-10-03
viii Open Butcher shop.

Frank w. Boyle is remodeling a
building at the corner of Twelfth and
King streets and viii open a butcher
shop there.
Evening journal., 1906-10-03
Found abandoned Baby.

An Abandoned baby was found yes.
terday afternoon in Delamore Park. 1
was removed in the patrol wagon to st
Michaers Day Nursery.
Evening journal., 1906-10-03
Resigns as Constable.

AT yesterdays meeting Of Levy Cour
Frank p. Long rendered his resignation
as constable for St Georges hundred.
His successor will be named probably
at the next meeting of that body.
Evening journal., 1906-10-03
CHANDLER g T E%SsI%sr

No. PA w. Ninth Street.
Careful attention day OF night
Bodies in Boarding Houses. Hotels
and Hospitals removed and cared for
until claimed. Carriages furnished.
Appointments. 6rst-cAass. Both Phones
Evening journal., 1906-10-03
New eaussr On Duty.

Charles Osler. of Frederick county
Nd, has been assigned as gauger for
Evening journal., 1906-10-03
10 Critically III.

Lewis Gasser. who is critically I'll.
was removed from the northeast cor
ner OF Seventh and Church street 70
the Delaware Hospital yesterday.
Evening journal., 1906-10-03
Eel and Broke Arm.

John Long, a member OF the indie
pendence Fire Company. fell and broke
his arm Monday. He was sent to the
Homeopathic Hospital.
Evening journal., 1906-10-03
Two Sessions in Schools.

In all the public schools with t.
exception Of the High School two SEES
sions are now being held daily.
Evening journal., 1906-10-03
Passed Examinations.

The Civil Service Commission reports
that William Hirzel. George Peters,
Walter l.. willis, Thomas II. Donald
son. Edward A. Carrigan, Richard Kan
die. Marcus W Reed, Lewis J. Ellison,
Irving X Walton, John Il. Flannery,
John r. Scott, James J. Donovan, Louis
]. wiederman. william II. Watson and
John w. Croney have passed civil SER
vice examinations for positions in the
local postofice.
Evening journal., 1906-10-03
A Nem rnnland snnner

a New England Supper
VIII be given in the basement Of Har-
riso1 street NJ e. Church. Thursday
evening. October 4. Tickets. Is cents
Evening journal., 1906-10-03
NERVOUS DEBILITY,

Vital Weakness and Prostra-
ton from overworlx and other
causes. Humphreys Homeo-
pathic Specific No. %, in use
over 40 years, the only success
9uI remedy. 81 pervial, or spec
ial package for serious cases, 30.
sold by prusssts or sent prepaid on recsiptof price
Humphsys Med. O ~a.gsRiau 4 lOhn Sssu NY
Evening journal., 1906-10-03

The Fadettes are at The Garrick TINS
week only. Don't miss them.
Evening journal., 1906-10-03
LIberty LOdas EntsrtaIns.

DON'T miss The Fadettes at the Carl