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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-05-25
Notice To Contractors

Sealed proposals addressed to the County
Commissioners If Cecil Ounty, Elkton,
Maryland endorsed proposals for Improv-
ing the Public Highway between Elkton and
Chesapeake city, known as the Chesapeake
city Road" will be received up to II o'clock
noon. June Srd. 1907, when they will be pub
licly opened and read.
All proposals must be made on forms fur
nished by the state Geological Survey Com
mission, to be obtained through its Office in
Baltimore. Bids otherwise made out will
not be considered.
The work to be done includes the grading
and matchmaking of abou, one mile of
road, according to the plans and specifica-
tons on file at the office of the County Com
missioners.
A steam roller and stone usher will he
furnished the Contractor by the county I'M
der conditions named in the contract and
specifications.
Each proposal must be accompanied by a
certified check for two hundred dollars
(200.00l, payable to the County Commits
sioners of Cecil County, which will be re-
turned un ess the successful bidder fails to
execute a contract, In which case his check
will become the property of the County
The County Commissioners reserve the
right to reject any or all bids.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD.
NAV Is 1t
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-05-25

West End NJ. f. Sunday School,
OF Elktun, will hold an ice cream and
strawberry festival Tuesday and We'd
ncsday evenings, June ! and ;.
Julius Clayton has purchased the
butchcring and ice business ui ]. p.
Steele, at Chesapeake City. and will
take charge about the first ui June.
The play, Mrs Bags Bargain
Day. given in Newark by home talent
Tor the benefit OF ST Thomas Epi>co-
pal Church, was quite successful about
500 being realized
Miss Mollic Moore. OF Elktun, is
in precarious condition from dose
OF laudanum She took Wednesday
night while i'll depressed condition.
over a misunderstanding which is al
LEGGED To have occurred at the textile
mills where she has been employed
i"r several years.
The entertainers. given last even
ing in Mechanics Hail. ior the benefit
"f the Elkton Catholic Church, proved
exceedingly interesting To- large aud
fence. Under the efficient direction OF
Miss Grace Er>kinc. fifty local charac-
- - ''i'> - -
OF a county "naif'
=, At inc 'nett'hS 0' the prni"Srat,c
2'''c Ntm,raI C"hlrill''ce hcIa III haI-
,'n4re, thursday. 1t wa, dcc'dtd |"
h'Id the state Convention at b&itl.
more on August \ ana the Judicial
Convention to elect two candidate,
for Judges OF the Second Judicial Cir
cult at CcntrcvilIc, August -
Mrs J." " owen, OF Denver COZ,
formerly OF Cecil county. Md. assisted
by local talent, Will give 4 musical and
literary program IN the Red Men 5
! laII, Cherry TIM, tuesday,, May %, at
" p, m. Mrs owen ; subject OF lecture
VIII be seem hn&N from Ocean to
ocean. come and ENJOY 4 good
angh' Ndmi>N'"n' = cents. Children
10 cents
ne g. y. IL ct Ohrrry I'M Will
n"jd services III the NJ, T. 1hurch OF
that place ON thursday afternoon, May
3d. at o clock, Several speakers Will
DC present: among whom VIII he the
KEY, pr' !. J.. WYATT CT Wilmington
ana W L. NarDNrt"n' Esq, OF Elk
ION NJ the CONCLUSION ct the services
INC graves tl blQ StiNiCrS VIII De
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-05-25

urday last
Master Paul Owens entertained
few childre non Saturday afternoon at
party in honor OF his fourth birthday
Miss Fannie Richardson daughter
OF Mrs. Jennie Richardson. who has
been i'll the Episcopal Home at Ea,-
ton, Md, for some years, returned to
her home this week
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-05-25
ORDER NISI
N Re: The Mortgaged Real Estate of Al
fed Crockett.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County. In
Equity, No. 27Ol.

Ordered. this 3rd day of May, 1907, that the
sale of property mentioned In these proceed
ings, made and reported by W. I. Warbur-
ton, Attorney, in the above entitled cause
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown on or before
the 4th day of July next, provided a copy of
this order be inserted in some newspaper
printed and published in Cecil county once
week for one II onth before the 4th day of
June next.
The report states the amount of sale to
be $500
MANLY DRENNEN,
True Copy-Jest: Clerk.
MANLY DRENNEN,
may 5t Clerk
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1910 OUR SUBSCRIBERS WILL YOU
KINDLY NOTICE THE DATE OF THE
LABEL ON YOUR PAPER AND MAKE
US REMITTANCE IN ACCORDANCE
THEREWlTA?
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Properties For Sale

No. |. Farm OF Il AcreS-60 tilabIe. bal
ance GOOD woodland Young peach orchard,
apples pears. cherries, uuinc, y, grapes A
hrSi-c!ass fruit and truck farn, with good
buildings. Large part OF purchase money
may remain on farm.
No. 2. Beautiful, modest country place
overlooking SusQuehanna; cor venient to
Tome Institute. Charming situation, plea
SAINT house, fine yard, about two acres of
ground. Very reasonable terms. For fur
ther Information as TO the properties, ap-
ply to f. +. WILLIAMS,
mar z-tf Elkton, Nd.
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Local Jottings

removed from Cecil 70 New London,
Pa. was caller at the WIG office
On tuesday,
-Rcv. Z. +. Carpenter. Of Winning
tom. will deliver a lecture on the Holy
Land at Crouch Chapel ON Thursday
evening, Nav 90
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,ho prn.;L.nt ~ tbc Srh,n1 Rood tb,t
he viii accent thr pr;n.;n,1.h;Y - tba
I.1l.tnn II;gb Srhnn1 " '' WY
- - - -.
" A. 9'E 81 y d. N cen w. J."
iN!""' :. D nc "''9 II =: E"l's were
aus M''N I -. ''"' N"'''''l''-
>'"''o' ; " N!>'''S sun
- he pup 5 ct Narburt"n School
VIII mold their annual strawberry les
tWa Saturday evening, May >. Ii
stormy inc borrowing tuesday, evening.
- phn [. UPPER has bought the TIN
dcrtaklng business "I William B. Cole
ann ut Chesapeake City and will CON
duct the business ON HI, own account.
-ltre Nrrlngdajc, "t North East,
mas the contract tor installing the
water service plant at the new Catholic
SEMINARY on the l)unplt farm near
Ch'IdS.
7 L..
lcaNy Ir"HtN' Monday, tuesday
and rdnrNdaN morning did great
deal OF damagc t" growing. plants in
the county i"1h"t"'N suffered par
icuIariN
ne Iarn OF VIM. }. NrrantS' IN
FIX Meek recently adNcrtNcd i"r SAFE
IN the w illH' VIII not De onercd' MT.
;','io ,'''1 ~ "''S>" W. '''l"'u"'O an
HIS I ~, p..,.
~ anu P"p!' VI ,''',I,'
'I'''"' VIII l','" ~, !" ''N',N'' "'' '''e
T''o'I S'','''"N 'o,'' ,"'E 'l''''S'
May ~: WI "'' '''N'''''' II ''"' MY
NEXT i"'r evening
ne 'a"'cN Oh l.tcdH NJ l, NH''rSh
WIN h".o a rIr'WD'rry I'NliNaI on inc
lawn on ); FRANK Blake lf'nSW""d)'
at Oh'IdS' Wednesday, evening May 20
1t stormy. next evening,
why not see ABOUT NOSE new car
TIageS now ana conSuIt PurnS b'oS''
I1aVre ae 'raee' Mo- never were
l,lelr carriages Det'er ana never was
Inc demand lor 'nem so great apf'o-1
) uhe > o ana J. are the dates set
1"r the Spring Meeting "t the OXFORD
Agricultural ASSOCIATION, ne man
aGtment IS making strenuous efforts t"
have TINS the banner ialr OF the or
EaniZau"n.
i he new mix law l"r pennsylvania
becomes operative ON July /: and by ITS
provisions, the producer VIII be PAID
tor MS mix according /" iquld meas
ure instead OF dry measure or weight
as heretofore.
ne pup'iH "l jackson H'll""'' near
C"Weht"Wil' VIII hoId an nee cream les
'1Nai ON the HS,'""I GROUNDS on "tN-
gay evening Ma! %. II stormy me
next cIcar evening. proceeds tor the
S'ho", l>nr"rN'
ne barn on inc iarm "l Mr, i:o-
WIN Miner )n>t "ut OF New L"n4"h'
"a was burned I" inc ground ON Mon
day evening the origin OF the i'rr pc
ing uhkn"Wh; y" hNc STOCK was BURN
co. ana an out niue macilincry.
- ne pups CT zone, S'h""I' III up
per Elk Neck VIII h",a an ,Cc cream
and StraMrocrrE festival ON the Heh""I
grounds tuesday, May %. Tor the Dcllc-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-05-25
Thursday, May Both, 1907,
40 Acres Of Land,

MORE OR LESS, and being the same farm
or tract of land whereof Henry j. Lotiand
died seized and possessed and wherein
he resided at the time of his death.
The Improvements consist of good Two
and q. Half Story
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-05-25
may 1924

FOR SALE-One of the most desirable
business stands in tlitOn. This is the large
and light Store-building on Main street. fac
ing North street. now occupied by Bernstein
y Cowan. formerly known as Bars Oak
Hall Apply to
GEO. NJ. EVANS,
apr 21tt Eikton, Nd.
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Frame Dwelling House

a Frame Barn and other outbuildings. The
land is of fine quality, under high state Of
cultivation. The farm Is situated In one of
the very best sections of Cecil County and is
well worthy the notice of any one wishing
an excellent small farm
TERMS OF SALE-Prescribed by mort
gage. Cash on day of sale. Other and more
favorable terms however, may be obtained
from the Attorney, on day of sale, II pur-
chaser desires. Cost of conveyance to be
paid by the purchaser.
ROBERT G THACKERY,
Attorney named in said Mortgage
=. NJ. Groves, auct. may 25-ts
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-05-25
80 ACRES

More or Less, being the same tract of lard
which was conveyed 10 the said Amassa
Churchman by Theodore H. Brown and wife
by deed dated February 10Th, 1886. and re-
corded in Liber j. T. 6. No. s, folio SO, one of
the Land Record Books of said county.
The Improvements consist of a comfort
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-05-25
TO TRESPASS

Irespassing, cunning and fishing on
CHOwDER HALL FARM, is strictly pro-
hibited Persons so doing viii be prosecuted
+. u. BUTLER, Owner.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-05-25
Teachers Examination
Free Scholarship

An Examination Will be held at the How
ard Street school ElktOn, on MONDAY and
TUESDAY, June 10th and nth, to begin at
"A m, for those who wish Free Scholar
ships AT the State Normal Schools
Books and uition Free Graduates re-
ceive First Grade Life Certificates
GEORGE BIDDLE,
may - 81 County Superintendent
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-05-25
Notice To Contractors

Scaled proposals addressed TO tie County
Commissioners OF Cecil County, Elkton,
Maryland, endorsed "PropoSa Tor improv-
j, {" the Public Highway between Elkton
and Singtrlv, known as the Plank Road"
will he received up to Il o,clock noon, June
aId 1907. when they will he publicly opened
and read
All proposals must he made on forms fur
niShrd 10y the state geological urVey COM
missions to he obtained through Its office
in Raltir ore Bids otherwise made out viii
not be considered
The work 10 he done ircludcS the grading
and macadamiZing OF about one mile of
road, according tot plans and specifica-
tons on file at the office of the County Com
miSSionefS
Each proposal must be accom- panied bv a
certified cheek Tor two bundled dollars
S20p.M,l payable TO the County Commits
SionerS Of Cecil county. which will be re-
turned unless the successful bidder fails to
execute IA contract in which case his check
Will become the property OF the county.
The County commissioners reserve the
right to reject any or ali bids
BY ORDER or TIL + BOARD.
NAV IL
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-05-25
& z GOOD HORSES
2 MICH COWS TWO CALVES
TWENTY PIGS

40 Chickens, pigeons, Incubator, | set
single harness, 2 sets OF driving lines, | ton
que and breast straps, set carriage harness,
2sets of double harness, one with collars, 5
sets pillow harness, carriage robes, 2 car
rage blankets, / grist mill, farm wagon, /
market wagon / road cart, ! hay rake, /
moving machine, roller, corn marker.
Iron Age Cultivator, spring tooth harrow,
feed cutter, spike harrows, / A harrow, 2
small cultivators, | butter roller, churn |
farm bell, smoothing harrow, / gasoline
stove 100 posts for fence, about l25 BUSHELS
OF WHEAT, kitchen stove. ! set of pipe
and bolt dies and stocks wagon blankets,
| separator, lot of lumber, 10 tomato boxes,
grind stone and stand, fish nets, | spray
pump, wheelbarrow, one cart with barrel.
two parlor stoves, "A window shades, "a win
dow screens, mating, hay riggir Z, mail
box, pows, shovels. forks, hoes, single and
double trees, chains, saws, corn knives and
mum erous other articles.
TERMS OF SALE-Sums of $40 and under
Cash. OF sums overs q, one.third In cash
and balance In six months; credit payments
to bear interest from day of sale and to be
secured TO the satisfaction of the Trustees.
Positively no property to be removed un-
I'll terms OF sale are complied with.
ROBERT 9. THACKERY,
ALBERT CONSTABLE,
p NJ. Groves, auct. Trustees.
Nav Ats
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FOR SALE-One Horse years old, dark
brown. l5ii hands high, about 100 weight,
good Traveller. Also Harness ana Carriage
III good condition.
DIR l.. q. TAYLOR
may 1921 Perryville, Md.
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FOR RENT.

FOR kENT-Old and well established bust
ness stand at Appleton, Cecil tounty-Black-
smith shop and Wheewr!ght shop Attrac.
i've Dwelling House, With Fruit ana Two
Acres OF land. Apply, for further informa-
tion, to JOHN T. tROSSAN,
dlG French street, Wilmington, Del.
apr lS-tf
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
advertisements under this heading will be
charged al the rate Of ONE CENT word
WANTED.

WANTED-At the Brick Yard 50 or more
cords OF OAK " God.
JOHN GILplN,
mar 30-tf Elkton. Md
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FOR SALE.


FOR SAlE-2i foot Launch with Canopy
top ali in good condition. Apply
y. G. BURNS,
may % HaVre de Grace, Md.
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IS ACRES
: y STORY FRAME a.
DWELLING HOUSE Il

\ Barn. Wagon Shed and other outbuid-
ings, all in good order. Apple and peach
trees on he farm. The land is of excellent
natural quality and under good cultivation
The farm has about / OF a mi of shore on
the Fix river and is located In a fine neigh
borhood.
TERMS OF SALF-lreScribed by the de-
cree, One-third of the purchase money In
Cash, on day OF ale; balance III six months,
credit payment to bear interest and to be
secured to the satisfaction of The Trustees
cost of conveyance to be paid by the par
chaser.
ROBERT {. THACkERY,
ALBERT CONSTABLE,
i. NJ. Groves, Auctioneer. Trustees
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-05-25
ct Secondhand Wagons

Fine lot of Harness, nickel, rubber and
gilt mounted; one set OF stage or wagon har-
ness This is q fine lot of work and must be
sold. Attend and get the benefit of our
overstock Of work as there will be bargains
given. No postponement on account of
weather. sale in large wareroom at o clock
sharp. when bell rings sale begins 4
months credit.
WILSON, PrGli n WILSON.
Ortlip, auct Hoiton, clerk. may 81
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-12
MISS SHREVE'S MAY BALL;
MISS BENTLEY'S SONG FEST

Tomorrow night at the New National
Theater Miss Cora Shreve VIII present
her pupils in the annual May carnival
This year Miss Shreve has added some
special features that give premise of
establishing a record for juvenile
achievement here. In addition to the
individual solo numbers, there are over
twelve ensembles that for beauty ana
artistic worth would be difficult to equal
even by dancers far more advanced than
are the little ones Of Miss Shreve' s
school There viii be tableaus galore,
popular song. drill work, fairy spec
tacles and scenic beauties equal In finish
and execution 10 many OF the regular
professional productions. II IS said that
in all there will be some 80 pupils offer
ing the spectacle. Miss Shreve has
termed her entertainment this year
The Little Princess, or I'm the Realms
Of Fairyland.' Announcement is made
That but twenty tickets will be sold To
any one purchaser. and that no orders
for reserved seats will be received over
the telephone.
The afternoon OF Thursday May &c. al
the New National will witness the re-
hearsal Of the school children who will
take part in the big song festival the
following night The curtain will 20
up promptly at O'Clock Friday for this
annual entertainment Miss AIys +
Bentley. director Of music ir the
public schools OF Washington. has com
pleted her work of teaching the young
sters. and everything Is now in readiness
for the event Of Friday night.
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Coming Attractions
LUNA PARK OPENS MAY IS
WITH MANY NEW FEATURES

Developments within the next few
days viii envelop Washington's Luna
Park in 81 mantle Of maguificance. To
accomplish this end thousands OF dollars
are being expended i'm improving the
roads. walks. and buildings in and about
the park. In the matter of new build
ings a costly skating rink has been in
stalled. a colossal band pavilion has
been erected, convenient resting rooms
have been put here and there In the
grounds. Active preparations are being
made to make the coming season q
banner one. 70 bring this about. moth
ing has been overlooked for the forth
coming opening. which is scheduled for
Saturday May .. The initial bill will
include the Royal Berlin Orchestra Band.
fifty chosen musicians. headed by shat
competent anG distinguished bandmas-
ter, Paul Zierold.-
Another opening feature is the aerial
experts. Five Casting Gillmors, a quln-
tet Of aerialists whose daring dives and
leaps are performed forty feet above the
heads Of their spectators. The spacious
hippodrome. as usual, viii be reserved
for outdoor vaudeville attractions.
on the opening date and throughout
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-12

Ing been originally produced in Paris
carly In 1871. Three prominent stars
Wilton Lackaye Hilda Spong, and Char
iotte Walker-wil have the leading
roles, respectively, Of Henry Beauclerci
the polished man OF the world, the WHY
Russian Countess Zicka and the strong
lv emotional Dora. The support will in
clude the fun strength Of the company,
including William Lamp, Walter Howe,
Guy CoOmbs George CASTOR, Guy Mich
OILS. Effie Darling Dorothy Hammock,
Percy Leach. Herbert Mckenzie, ana
Jeanette Elberts.
IL Is undoubtedly the strongest casting
this famous French play has had since
It's big revival six years ago. 10y Charles
Frohman. at the Empire Theater. in
New York. The fine acting version OF
David Belasco and Henry G. DeMille,
which was then used by the FrOhman
players. will be presented at the Column
bia this week for the first time in WASH
lngton. Diplomacy" was the sensation
of Paris in 1871. Early the following
year Il was the reigning success at the
Prince of Wales Theater, London, with
the Kendals and Mrs Bancroft in tho
cast. and also at Walllck's New York.
with Lester Wallack Rose Coghlan,
and Maude Granger as the principals
It's strong. coherent. episOdical story is
a history of love among diplomatists
opening at Monte Carlo and running TO
the Champs Elysees and the British
embassy at Paris.
Notwithstanding the character Of the
production there will be no departure
from the usual prices of 25. 50. and 10
cents for evenings and p and so cents
for matinees.
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Young and De Vote at SymOnds' Con-

Young and De Nole az SymondS Con-
cert.
\ special program has been arranged
for the Symonds concert at the Belasco
Theater tonight. The principal feature,
aside from the animated pictures. will
be the appearance of Young and De Vote,
now popular in vaudeville. Mr.. Young
viii give one Of his 'monologues. while
Miss De Vote will render vocal selections
and dance. The usual popular illus
trated songs and motion pictures Will
form an important and enjoyable part OF
the entertainment
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-12

Nav. and Sabary D'OrselI. and a typi-
cal Aborn chorus OF selected voices VIII
form a strong feature.
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SUMMER OPERA SEASON
OPENS WITH ROBIN HOOD

Monday. May q. viii usher in the sum
mer season OF the Aborn Opera Com
pany at the National Theater. with
Robin Hood as the first weeks offer
ing. When the Bostonians went out of
existence. Messrs. Aborn secured their
productions. repertoire. and part of their
cast for their summer opera circuit, and
Robin Hood VIII be seen AT the
National the same in every detail as
when given by that famous organiza-
ton. Among those who viii be seen
I'm the same roles they played with the
Bostonians are Harold Blake. George H..
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AND CHAT OF THE WEEK x
ChryStaI Herne Chosen
AS Arden'S Leading Lady

The company which will appear with
Edwin Arden at the Belasco beginning
tomorrow night Is undoubtedly the best
Of the many stock companies he has
brought to Washington. While interest
naturally centers in Mr.. Arden himself,
there are some others in the company
about whom local theatergoers will
wish to know something.
Miss Cnrystal Herne is almost a
stranger to Washington, but her reputa-
ton In New York and other cities and
his own confidence in her talents have
led Mr. Arden 10 feature her as his
three years old. and Is the daughter or
The late James A. Herne She made her
debut in Washington, on the stage where
She will be seen tomorrow night, as a
member OF her fathers company in his
own play, REV. Mr. Griffith" A year
later she came back TO Washington vita
her father playing the role Of the elder
daughter in Sag harbor.
Charles Hammond. who VIII play lead
ing roles opposite-to Mr.. Arden, is a ma
tive of Tasmania, an island south OF
Australia. He was, up 20 SIX years ago,
a prosperous stock broker and secretary
Of the stock exchange there, at Launces-
ton, Tasmania Mr.. Hammond made his
American debit AT the Belasco Theater
Uhen the Laf9yette) on the memorable
night that David Belasco produced
Sweet Kitty 8ellairs,' when the cur
a. In rose at s o'clock, and did not fail
81 Il inUJes before o'clock the next
D.
e other players who viii be
Sc. &c. Arden = company are Miss
J.g. inning. a daughter Of the
we. English actor. John Glen
dinltiI "a. 8 Desmond Kelley, who was
Ieadinz woman with Just Out Of Col
lege" aHd other FrOhman productions
Miss Alice Butler and Edward Ellis.
both Washington favorites who nave APP
reared here In summer stock companies
Charles Arthur. who will play juvenile
roles: Edwin Fowler, Walter Seymour.
Van Dusen Phillips, 2nd Miss Elsie Ray
mOnd.
Mr.. Arden himself went on the stage
when he was eighteen years old ana
s. .ihin a year afterward had written a
play called The Eagles Nest, and
starred IN 10 successfully Then he Joined
the company OF the late tragcdian.
Thomas W. Keene. and remained with
him for many years, playing almost
every role I'm the classic repertoire
Since then his best remembered pOr-
trayal Is probably the stern and intiex-
ible Prince MetJernich in Il AiglOn.
with Miss Maude Adams.
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GILFoIL AND NITA ALLEN
WEEKS VAUDEVILLE STARS

Chase's vaudeville program this week
presenting Harry GilfoiI. Miss Nita Al
len and company, the Nichols sisters.
Bellclair brothers, James +. Kelly ana
Annie NJ Kent. Fields and Woolley,
Henry and Francis. and interesting no
ton pictures. Mr.. Gilfon won his spurs
IN the HOyt musical farces I'm the early
days. His latest and best mimetic mas
terpiece. "Welland Strong" is modelled
upon the part OF the same name lIr.
Gilfoil played in "A Trip TO Chinatown %
Miss Nita Allen and company in the
new Cressy farcette called car One.
StateroOm Two should repeat the hit
made in New York recently.
The plot e said 10 be a most amusing
travelling "miX-up' in a Pullman. Miss
Aliens support is regarded as very Cf-
feCtive- The Nichols sisters will be
seen in their latest pTesentat ion of the
pr8nks of the famous Kentucky Bellies
IN 2 new comic environment. The Bell
clair brothers viii be seen in a sensa-
tional Herculean foreign feature.