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New-York tribune., 1907-08-26
DEDICATE CHARITY CLOB.
1,uer;cou Sboraaer Circles Neso
Idea Home Formally Opened.

nh. American Sbarazer Circle, the new ldea
~ Jewish charity dedicated its new cluohouse at
No .a2 Fast 9Th street yesterday afternoon anu
.,anfpe The sneakers the Rev DE- Aooii
sniepel rabbi Of the Chaari Zadek Consreed'io'i
If Harlem. Dr. A. y. Lindeman. former pres'-
don't of the circle; Or. Marcus Neustaedter' l's
ro,nder and honorary president: Coroner JuIus
IJarhurxer Henry NJ. Goidfogle and others
Tho sneakers referred to the problems or organ
ivad charity pointing out the inlposslol1ty OF any
CENTRAL organization affordng quick reilef without
DANCER of pauperizing the poor. and showing 'lla
49, length of time necessary to adequate investl-
cation in so large society makes II cumoer so'.e
o,d defeats its objects \ small and compact pody
like the circle they said permitted rapid action as
it's members and committees were airedu'
ouanted with all likely to come nefo'e II,
The American Sbarazer Circle Is si o's
of CORNER inhabitants Of Sbaraz a small city OF
carcia near the border Of RussIa' II - an "
o,ization not of any particular class OF cdsto'
~, f neonIe from particular locaitN' pl'ihdi
Co. obsrit,. hut having also social side i'''7 -
-. non, idea differing from all other cha' ia - "
soc,aties and IL is already proved success io' "
no. heen gaining steadily in membership dlu ~
e,,o,co since its foundation in 1904. It's rehet Is
+onde1 only to Sba razers. and consists NANNY
,r ending emplovrneut for destitute persons XIV
tr- r,onev onlv where II do no harm The So
cje,v maintains loan fund, however
The society has 1s2 members at present MUG"
of the credit its prosperous condluon Is ""0 y.
Tho EFFORTS of it's present president. who inaugural
ed a scheme for weekly contributions OF sira Il
amounts from members, and was Instrumental III
building the clubhouse.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-26
COUNTERFEIT SIS BILL CIRCULATING.
Cashiers and Ticket Sellers Warned Against
Bogus Indian Head Note.

The attention of cashiers in this city, ticket sell
ers on the subway elevated roads and other points,
has been called recently TO the appearance OF 4
new and deceptive counterfeit Indian head 80 Dill
which has the appearance Of genuine Old note
Howard Esssell. assistant cashier of the People >
Bank Of Buffalo. y. Y. is credited with having hfst
detected the counterfeit. which is of the series OF
1ssa J. W. Lyons. register; Charles H. Treat treas
,,f.r check letter A. The plate number is indis-
tinguisnable. but il appears TO be 22l or 229-
The portrait of the Indian is good, but coarser
than the genuine The formation of the numbers
and color Of the blue ink is good, but the numbers
are iFreguIariy spaced and out Of line The desg-
nation the series OF 1899. is poorly done. The
lettering Of official titles Register Of the Treas
ury and Treasurer of the United States tunder
1vonss and Treats signaturesD is poor and irregU
lar
The lathe work. the face of the note. in the two
denomination counters the left and the upper
one on the right, fair The lathe work in the
denomination counter In the lower right face Of the
note IS poor The seal is off color. and the shade
az blue ink darker than the genuine The color of
.I,e green the back of the is good. but
the lathe WORK is defective The paper is softer
and thinner the genuine, with red and blue ink
marks 70 initiate the SIX.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-26
GIRLS SUNDAY FRoCK HER sHRoUD.
Three -Year-Old Helen Metzger, Running to
Meet Parents Killed by Trolley Car

Helen Metzger. three years old. of No. 20i Frank
lin street, Williamsburg, met death yesterday in
front of home, awaiting her parents TO take her
TO church She was attired in lace frock, and
was told to wait in front Of her home until her
parents were ready
Now. don't go away from the door" said Mrs.
Metzger. THE services begin at o'clock, and We
don't want b late
The child promised. AS seon she reached the
street however, she discovered number of her
companions the opposite side. She crossed and
joined them in their play. A few minutes after 8
O'Clock her parents appeared. and Helen. seeing
Them started across the street. At the time
"A car of the Greenpoint line bowled along. The
fender struck the child and threw her ten feet
ahead of the car.
Michael Faulker, the motorman, attempted TO
stop his car. but did not succeed until the fender
again struck her. The father picked up Helen in
his arms and carried her to the sidewalk. An
ambulance was summoned from the Williamsburg
Hospital, but when the doctor arrived the child
was dead. The motorman was held on charge Of
New-York tribune., 1907-08-26
SAY CHORUS GIRL WAS KIDNAPPED
jBut When Lieutenant Asked if Publicity
Was Wanted Press Agent Tainted.

No stage manager is more interested In the
chorus girls placed in his care than is the stage
manager of one of the Broadway theatres On
Saturday night he informed the lieutenant at
the old Tenderloin station that woman IN
black had enticed Miss Fannie Bradshaw, seven
teen years old more or less. from the chorus
The lieutenant Archie McCulom, told the
stage manager TO come around again. He did
NOT but Howard Henkel, the press agent, did
last night. He said the girl had not returned
and he asked that a general alarm be sent out
Lieutenant Bailey took out one of the disap-
,,earance slips and started to Ill il out When
he asked the question do you want any pup
ricftyg- there was no response. The passionate
press agent had tainted
New-York tribune., 1907-08-26
STABBED AT BREAKFAST BY WOMAN
Negro Who Insisted on Sharing in Sugar
Attacked with Breadknife

Albert PeTkinson negro, stabbed. probably
fatally, yesterday by Minnie Tuly, woman with
whom he has been living at No 239 West l24th
street. Perkinson taken TO the Harlem Hos
pital, and Coroner Hamburger went there and took
his ante-mOrtem statement. The woman escaped.
Perkinson told the coroner that he and the
eating breakfast and he asked her
TO pass him the sugar. She refused, and he got
up and walked around the table and laid his hand
on her head. AS he touched her she sprang up
and, picking up a long breadknife, stabbed him IN
the breast saying:
You're too impatient this morning. Albert"
Neighbors heard his yell of terror he sank to
the floor mortaly wounded. and they came
scurrying in the woman escaped.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-26
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Thomas McNaughton OF No. 500 Tenth avenue
carries his money in his socks, his sixty-ve years
having taught him to be wary OF savings banks.
Half dozen "Helrs Kitchen boys took $40 out Of
his bank yesterday and lie identified Michael Col
Inns OF No. JOB West 57th street. as one of them.
Magistrate Kernochan. in the West Side court held
Collins In $1,000 for examination to-day
Charles FYgana of Greenwich Conn. was held
IN 5000 bail yesterday by Magistrate Breen. in the
Tombs court. for alleged attempt TO hold up and
rob Frederick Frank, of No 221 East 10Th street,
on the elevated platform at South Ferry Saturday
night.
Morris Dee a porter held in $500 bail by
Magistrate Droge yesterday for assaultlng Mrs.
Rosa Wilinski in her apartment at No. 3S East
56th street. lie and William Murphy alleged
TO have entered her apartment in her absence and
assaulted her when she returned
August Doll. n young clerk living with his par
ents at No Sl7 East SD street shot himself at his
home on Saturday night. He s in the Presbyterian
Hospital. with slight chance OF recovery.
Angelo Giazzo a cobbler at No S36 East 1l6th
street was held in $500 bail by Magistrate Corri-
gan on a charge of assaulting May Marcelona. ten
years old.
Frank Ryan, the motorman OF the Second avenue
which caused the death of John Quinn. driver
of brewery wagon. held in 5000 bail by Cor
Harburger yesterday. In default OF bail he
sent to the TOmbs
Henry k Knoetling twenty years old living
at No $50 Rogers avenue. Brooklyn. who
rested Saturday night charged with passing
worthless checks. sent the Tombs yesterday
default of 81 .00o bail. Two checks of the Title
Guarantee and Trust Company. each for s., Were
exhibited. purporting to he drawn by Francis G..
Brown and cashed by William A. Degan of No III
Nassau street. where Knoetling bought neckties.
The detectives said he had been representing him
self representative of Police Commissioner
Bincham's office.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-26
CLUBBED BY HIS LADY LOVE.
Too Ardent Wooer Then Goes to Court and
Makes Charge of Assault

Benjamin Fromisky. of No. % North 1th street.
Williamsburg went TO the Lee avenue police
court Yesterday with his head and face swathed
in bandages make charge of assault against
Mrs. Nellie AttIebery, a widow.
He said he called Mrs. Attebery Saturday
night and asked her to marry him as soon as they
could find a minister. She wanted time to
sider He agreed to wait until the next day, but
returned later
She again urged him to wait, and when he re-
fused she beat him with club. His cries aroused
the ncighbors and they helped the widow. When
he got away he had his wounds dressed, and later
the court make the charge
New-York tribune., 1907-08-26
CHASE BOY INTO POLICEMANs ARMS
Fort George Crowd, with Cries of Stop
Thief" Run Game to Cover

Followed by cries Of stop thief" and PICK
pocket" a well grown boy of seventeen years
who afterward gave his name Morris Davis
of No. 265 Division street. chased through
the crowd at Fort George late yesterday after
noon by a mob of men and women.
Theodore Brough, standing at Amsterdam
avenue and 196th street. felt a hand in his
pocket. and says he saw his gold watch disap-
pearing in the boys pocket.
The boy "ducked" and fed. Mr.. Brough and
the crowd followed for two blocks. until Davis
ran blindIy into the very arms of Patrolman
Donovan
At the 31st Precinct station the watch. the
police say, was found in Davis's pocket. and he
admitted they say having taken ii.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-26
EATS, REFUSES TO PAY AND FIGHTS
Youth Attacks Restaurant Keeper and Is
Caught After Chase.

William Finnan, eighteen years old. OF No. 20
Manhattan avenue, went into a restaurant
yesterday maintained by Harry Korowitz. at
No. 1906 Eighth avenue, and instead of paying
for what he ate he gave Korowitz a fairly good
beating. Finnan was accompanied by two other
persons, who also refused to pay for their eat
aGles.
There several persons In the restaurant
at the time. none of whom stirred, however,
until Korowitz was attacked Then free-for-
all fight occurred, and the three young men ran
out. They were chased for several blocks but
Finnan was the only caught. He was
taken 10 the West 125th street station. where
he was charged with disordeTly conduct
New-York tribune., 1907-08-26

Striking Miners in Pennsylvania Brought to
Terms by Justice of Peace

UniOntown. Penn. Aug. S (SpeciaD-John NJ.
Dawson. Justice of the peace of this place has
broken up a strike among the miners the Out
crop mine. Within the last few days the strikers
have acted in disorderly manner They finally
placed pichets and refused to allow other miners
TO enter the mines. When the Justice heard this
he ordered the arrest of every one Of them. A
score of them brought before him yesterday
and each fined $ and costs and told that un-
less he returned TO work he would go to jail. Dur
ing the afternoon practically all the strikers went
10 the company Office and announced their inten-
tion Of returning TO work
New-York tribune., 1907-08-26
TRAN SPACiFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer. Close York.
Japan. Corea China and Philippine ISL
ands (via Vancouver and Victoria.
C)-Empress OF India. ..-....-.Aug. 90 600 p m
Japan. COrca and China Especially ad-
dressed only via Seattle)-kaga
Japan. COrea and China Especially ad-
dressed only. via Tacoma)-Anti
iochus Aug. 80. 800
Hawaii. Japan. COrea and China tvia
Francsco)-Persia Aug. 80. 600 m
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands
(via FranciscolU. s. transport. Aug 81 600
Tahiti and Narquesas Islands tvia san
Francisco Mariposa ............. Sept. g. 600
Hawaii. Japan. COre1, China and Phil
ippine Islands tva San Francisco
fongkong Maru -.........-....... Sept. :. 600 m
Australia texcept WesD. New Zealand
Samoan Islands. Fiji Islands and New
CaieionIa (via Vancouver and Victoria
Cl-Aorangi i.....................-.S Sept. SEQ
Hawaii (via San Francscol-Sierra Sept. .. 500
New-York tribune., 1907-08-26
FALL FROM ROOF KILLS FIREMAN.
Frank Conkling Walks Into Airshaft After
Inspecting Chimney.

Frank COnklng. a member Of the crew Of Fire
Patrol No g. who lived at No. 453 West 18th street
was fatally injured Saturday night by falling
down airshaft between the houses Mt Nos. go
and 33s West 4sth street. He had been on the roof
of the building at No. 1896 inspecting chimney in
which there had been fire
When picked IN his left leg left shoulder and
colIarbone found be fractured and his whole
body a of bruises. He died two hours
later at Roosevelt Hospital without regaining
New-York tribune., 1907-08-26
RUNAWAY IN FoRTY-sEcoNo STREET.

Taking fright at flying paper, horses attached TO
a wagon OF the Erie Transfer Postal Express Com
pany from which men were unloading trunks at
the platform OF the New York. New Haven & Hart
ford Railroad freight station. 43d street and
Vanderbilt avenue, boted yesterday. In their dash
i'm 4ad street they wrecked two electric light
steel poles and then against the sup
port of a large clock. There they fell and were
captured by Patrolman Cronin. of the East 5lst
street station. Forty-second street was crowded,
as usual and there panic among the pedes-
TRANS. No one was injured.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-26
FALLS FROM BOAT AND is DROWNED

Emil Bosse, of No. 1873 Van Wyck street
Brooklyn. reported TO the police OF Staten
Island yesterday that Thomas Cole, friend of
his. had been drowned by falling from a sioop
yacht in the Kill Won kul off Chelsea al :,
o'clock yesterday morning. Bosse told the po-
lice that Cole was walking along the deck of
the boat when he lost his balance and fell
ard
New-York tribune., 1907-08-26
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Sunday, August 25, 1907

ARRIVED.
Steamer Hamilton Boaz Newport News Norfolk.
TO the Old Dominion Ss with passengers and mise.
Left Quarantine at 2:ls
steamer Julia Lnekenhach, Connell. san Juan August
IL. MayagueZ IL. Ponce IL Humatso 10 and Juan
10. to the Peck SIS Co. with mdse. Arrived the BAR
800 III.
steamer star of Zealand (Br Beck Barry August
L.. Funch, Edye co. ballast a Bar
5:25 u m.
steamer Matanzss. Miller. Tsmpco and Havana.
tho New York aud Cuba Mail Co. passengers
and mise. Anchored In Quarantine at T15 p
New-York tribune., 1907-08-26
Proposals.

cEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS WILL BE Re Re
= ceived by the Board of Water supply at the office
of the Secretary, 299 Broadway New VOTE. Room
ninth fioOr until D. on september . 1871.
construction OF portion or an intercepu1
city Of Kingston. Ulster County. y /
the above place and hour the bids viii be publicly
opened The award of the contract II
awarded will be made by the Board Of Water supply
thereafter practicable This work Is au-
thorized by Chapter 724 Laws Of 1907 OF the state OK
amended by Section g Chapter 314 Laws
1905 The items in the Engineers estimate OF the
follows: $500 cubic yards earth excava-
tion. $50 cubic yards rock excavation s13 linear feet
iron pipe. 10 manholes cutting through bukhead at
outfa cleaning The bond required for the faithful
performance OF the contract will be Two Thousand
cred unless accompanied by a certified check
National bank the City York.
the order of the Comptroller. the amount
OF Five Hundred Dollars tsJ0Ol Time allowed for
completion Of the work IS four months Pamphlets
containing further Information for bidders forms Of
proposal and bond. approved Corpora
and specifications. and pamphlet
the contract drawings. be obtained
ONCE Board of Water supply Room 1915 No
Broadway, application in by mail.
by deposting the OF five dollars (S5I IN
check drawn to the order Of the Board Of Water
Supply. for each pamphlet The deposit Will re-
funded upon return Of pamphlets in acceptable
within thirty days after the date which biIs
be opened j EDWARD SIMMONS President:
CHARLES -. CHADWICK CHARLES A SHAW.
Water supply: J. WALDO SMITH. Chief En-
gireer: THOS. HASSETT. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-26
,.,IrEIE EsS REpORTS.

The Mo,,e which reported to sable Island az +i a ~
Yesterday $50 miles east OF t1dt STATION - eNFo
10 dock about 1880 a IN TUESDAY - ~.
n. which reported TO tape ftdte
. 40 m YESTERDAY when 1870 miles east OF that sta
TON is expected o dock about 10:;D a m TuesdaH-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-26
ARRESTED, REVOLVER IN HAND.

Fred Belinger, seventeen ar-oid Italian who
lives at No 1l2 Mulberry street. arrested yes-
terday for carrying loaded revolver at islst
street and St Nicholas avenue. Beiingcr was run
ming through the streets chasing a man with the
revolver In his hand.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-26

- perintendent Z. s Capitol Building and Grounds
Washington. ID. c. August %. 190T.-Proposals (in
duplicated will be received and opened publicly the
above office at l. o'clock Saturday August 81
1907 for marble floors, partitions. required for
the public toilet IN the Office Buildings House
Representatives Drawings and specifications for the
above work will be furnished responsible intending
bidders the deposit Of certified check for
s25 90 guarantee for the return OF the drawings
and specifications. Each bid must be accompanied by
certified check surety bond in the of 20 ot
OF bid The right is reserved TO reject any
all any techuicality infOrmality
any bid ELLIOTT WOODS. Superintendent l. g
Capitol Building and Grounds
Approved: GEORGE W WOODRUFF.
Actin
New-York tribune., 1907-08-26

TO-DAY.
Vessel
For Mail closes
Bermudiau Bermuda. Quebec a IN a n
Sarnis Jamaica. iiamb Am H;oO a m 11;tAs a m
Huron jacksonville. clyde. ........... 300 p
Hamilton Norfolk. Old Dom. 800 y
TUESDAY. AUGUST 81.
X der Crosse. Bremen. y 6 Lloyd $50 1890
a m
1aronia. Liverpool Cunard. $40 a m
of Savannah. Savannah. n
Monroe Norfolk. old Dominion
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST IS.
Oceanic. southampton. White star. $50 a IN
Valdvia. Hayti. Hamb Am .-.-.--.-. IL 90 200
Noordam, Rotterdam. Holland 900 a
Iroduos. Jacksonville. clyde. 3to
Princess Norfolk. Old Dom. 800 IN
Csmpsnia, Naples. Italian
New-York tribune., 1907-08-26
DRoPosAI4s FoR ExTENsIoN OF. wArER sYsTEM

DRoPOsAI.s FOR EXTENSION OF WATER SYSTEM
l. War Department. Office Of the Constructing
Quartermaster. New London. Conn. August 24th 1907
Sealed proposals furnishing and installing approx
1,550 feet Of four inch pipe as extension 20
water system Fort H @ Wright. y Y. will be re-
oeived here until 10 a NJ September 18th. 1907 and
opened. Information furnished on Application
Envelopes containing proposals should be indorsed
Proposals Extension OF Water system, and ad-
dressed WILLIAM Z HORTON. Capt. @ NJ
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS D, G. WASH =
- fugton n. G. August D. 1HOI-SeaIed proposals
viii received this once until l. o'clock noon Tues
day September ,. 1907 for grading Albennare street.
amount available. about $500 Blank forms OK rTopo
sal specifications all necessary information VIII be
furnished application AT Room AZ District Building
HENRY l. WEST. JAY y. MORROW. Commissioners
ID. G.
SEAIiED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE WILL BE RE RE
- ceyed a of Commissioner or IHnrsraVo.-
Ellis Island n Y. II. until 2:So 2 m SEPTEMBER =;
feo7 ami ouenei Immediately thereafter for all Isor
electric lighting IN Power touse o.
SIous Disease Hospital Group Ellis Island 4ni
cant station Ellis Island y. Y H Particulars IS ~
conditions governing blddrIs may
obtatned from ROBERT WATCHOSN. Commissioner
T. 3 ENGINEER OFFICE. NEWPORT. r l. JULY
L % 1eO7-SeaIed proposals for dredging entrance
channel 20 Great Salt Pond. Block Island r l. VIII De
here until II n. Aug ~ lSO' anu tis.'
,ublicI opened Information furnished application
! II WILLARD 1t. Col, Engrs-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
esun rises s:55 Moons age II
HIGH WATER
AM-sandy Hook a:4sIGov Island iO:1lEHeI Gate 1c:o4
PN-Sandy Hook 1o:06 Gov. Island 1o:s6He 0ets IL %
New-York tribune., 1907-08-26
James McCreery & Co.

James McCreery & Co.
announce the opening Of two ne"
Departments Oh the Third Floor. Twenty
third Street Store.
large Assortment of Fall Clothing.
Hats and Furnishings for Boys ana
Children.
Complete stock of Automobile Apparei
and Accessories for Men, Women ana
Children.
In Both Stores.
On Monday, August the goth.
All WOOL yoke Norfolk and double
breasted beIted Suits. With extra knlck-
rhocker trousers, lined throughout.
coats lined with Serge. Sizes to 10
years.
oy ~.-.., 34fb Street
New-York tribune., 1907-08-26
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-26

sBrings mall
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-28
WILL ADJOURN TUESDAY

CHARLESTON, Oct. est will re.
quire most of the time till Tuesday
night FOR the Virginia Presbyterian
Synod to complete It's actual endeav.
ors. although promise is given that
there Will be. no work other than that
OF routine nature. The three sessions
to-day were featured by nothing of es-
pecial interest except to those concern
ed In NE accomplishment OF the work
expected at such meetings.
The delegates were yesterday after.
noon entertained at Sunrise, his home.
by former Governor w. A. MacCorkle,
where almost $50 Of the visitors were
entertained.
DR.. Russell Cecil, Richmond, prcsid.
ed at the evening session, and at
length discussed the subject Of use Of
miracles and signs. bringing out the
works of Christ in comparison to the
ministerial efforts of to-day.
At II O'clock yesterday morning,
Rev. S. l.. Morris addressed the con.
gfegation In the interest OF the cause
of home missions and was followed
at l1:40 by Revs. A. D. P. Gilmore, W.
". Moore and others In the interest
of the Union Theological Seminary.
At 10 o'clock Saturday morning, Rev.
J. E. Booker spoke on the eyangelistjc
work of the Synod.
At II o'clock the observance Of the
Sabbath by railroads was discussed
by R. H. Fleming, Of Virginia; J. NJ.
Hayne, ]. ]. Davis. Geo. E. Price and
&c. ". Campbell, of West Virginia.
At 3 o'clock Rev. +. ]. Brook spoke
on the Church and Christian Educa.
ton, and Rev. S. W. Sammerville tool,
mp the subject OF the assembly's homes
and schools. The subject OF prison
work was discussed by Messrs. JOSEPH.
Rennie, James P. Smith and w. Nc.
White, Of Virginia; Ernest Thompson
and Newton Donaldson, OF West yir.
ginia, and L. E. Mclean and H. E.
Kirk and Byron Clark, OF Maryland.
At 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon the sac.
rament of the Lords Supper will be
administered at the First Presbyterian
Church, where the sessions of the syn.
cd are being held. IA
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-28
THE STAGE 3 )

~ 4
Paul Gilmore in "The Wheel Of Love-"
Paul Gilmore. in his new George V.
Hobart southwestern automobile play,
The Wheel Of Love-" has one Of the
most heroic parts given to a young &c.
tor this season. Jack Hartley, who
comes east from his Texas ranch u
be avenged on the man who stole his
fathers property, is requested to rep.
resent himself as the husband Of q
lady in distress. He agrees to do so,
not knowing whom he is assisting.
When he sees the charming girl to
whom The has temporarily given his
name, wild horses cannot drive HIN
firm her. How the story is woven
3aboatSthis double plot Is told In the
most fascinating automobile love idyl
of the season. Jules Murray brings
1.-THE Wheel Of Love" to the Grand OPP.
era House on Wednesday. October 30.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-28

William Gillette is to produce
new play in January.