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The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1909-02-26
Results 1t Has Proved
DOthan, Ala, Jan. q. 100

DOthan, Ala, Jan. q, 1909.
DR.. Kilmer & Co., Binghampton, N. 7.
Dear Sirs:-Have been suffering more
or less from kidney trouble for the last
five years and was induced to try your
Swamp Root. Am happy to say or give
you testimonial that it has cured me.
am q travelling salesman for Messrs.
Colgate & Co., New York, and am al
ways travelling on the road. Drinking
the different waters affected my kid
neys. Yours respectfully,
Samuel Wolf.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1909-02-26
IN. kai,.r,, Nav Hobby.

The latest hobby Of the kaiser Is
Norwegian furniture and domestic dec
grafton. He has ordered furnishings
In this style for the hall OF one Of his
palaces and from a celebrated NOrwe-
gian artist has had plans for furnish
ing the new palace at POsen. which Is
nearing completion and is intended as
n visible sign Of German domination
IN the eastern provinces Of Prussia.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1909-02-26
Forrest Protection and Manaesm.n.

Forest Proeeetion and Management.
Conservative management Of timber
lands Il assured for less than one
fourth OF the Omitted States forested
areas, the part contained In the ma
tionai forests and under the admins
tration OF the United States forest
service. By cutting only the mature
trees and protecting the new growth
BY keeping out fires the national for
eqts win DO made TO yield Indefinitely.
IL cannot be expected that this small
part OF the nations forests win sup
ply the demand for future generations,
and the one. hope IN sight IL that
uAers OF wood and lumber manufac-
turera win insure the permanence Of
their business by applying the princi-
Piles OF forestry In the management Of
timber lands.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1909-02-26
For That Terrible Itching

Eczema, tettsr and salt rheum keep their
victims In perpetual torment The applica-
ton Of ChambeFlain's Salve viii instantly al
lay this itching and many cases have been
cured by its use. FOrsAle by Titusville Phar-
macy.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1909-02-26
Fire Insurance
TITUSVILLE, FLORIDA

represent some of the leading
companies of the world and any
business entrusted to me will re-
ceive prompt andcareful attention
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10
~#WNMW#%# #N##W##W###W
y Why americans Are 4
Most Unhappy People
s#M 4

T, lot an srcial wrongs WE have tried
VI, we have twisted 4 and stretched
aHa revised u and have IN he eno
found that IL has brought las graft
torsurtior ana social unrest fht
loneef we have handled It the moe
complex and The more addressing
have Gus political and social problems
become
Now we have nev Doctors in the
field. Social democracy Is The cure
an they would hnfc us swallow. This
bigger the dose the quicker and suref
Tho cure Is their motto. Theirs Is
another cpse Of eme seenef medicine.
Swallow 81 quick and diagnose the
|caae a~fterGard. Is what those social
Iphysiclans Wonla have us DO. nut let
|ns beware W. have been sorely dis
appointed A. political democracy may.
NOT social democracy bring irst as
many ana just MS trying conpnca
iidnsq
Secs Millennium Far on.
7lef iia NOT despair The talent fnl
mlsaf, * the fountain Of progfeaa II
VI only when men q picture 70 them
selves what they lack and what they
want and can work up enough een
nine disqualification 10 get themselye'
Into action that they accomplish any
thlnr worth while. This Iii essentially
ihe social age and 81 hat 40 not.
mean the age ~ 3 o'clock ieaa We
have reached ihe condition where 10
man can ike 10 himaslf We have
not only our miaefies 10 muse
we must pay ZONE attention 10 the
nther fellow troubles. We have been
long time getting into this c0ndi
ton OF things end w win probably
b. o SIM longer time finding a 80
lnllon foi the whole problem OF righl
living. A prominent g%eologlst states
that this earth win be a 1T abode foi
human teiatS Tor 100000 000 years
This seems a mighty long time. but J.
believe thar We VIII need 70 an be
fore we reach the millennium
Those who are me most religious
today end th3i they must get among
fellows. My idea of o religionh
creed Is the perception that Ia this
world a. uurs there III something gn0u
loing at the time ana thar lia worth
while 20 have a hani Ia helping thil
sood along
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10
Woman LnterUicw
Of Striking Interest


casts she said Bryan would be the
man. but laat Ne would not b. elected.
The time would come however when
be would BE- president, and he w0ulu
practically favclniionize The p0liticg
" the country ir hot The government
OF Course ! laughed ~ her then. and
aftcrward when She TALKED of her
man nf fiesiiny but she ntscf changed
her opinion IN lhe slightest One daS
a couple Of years after meeting Mr.
Bryan she died suddenly Just went
out like q brilliant light that con
eumes iiaoif
"ln Time Tho lute nf the Democrat
ic convention OF 1896 arrived and /
went 10 Chicago Cor the "ne&spaper +
represented Yn0 Oh know ne re
suit Of that convention came haol
NJ Washington Immediately afier l
WAS over ana IA ihe mali waiting fof
me wins q letter from 4 reputable phy
siclsn 81 Washington. whom l9did MOI
know personally. hive bg reputation
aud who knew me la the same way
NV t~4HttE#tHtN NN MAfAAtHs Jul HNAA
70 patient Of hts 3 Young woman ant
q medium. had al one IT her seance
received 4 message from some on
she had uefpr hearl OF addressed ie
me-. and had asked him IL aenl " 81
me Il was plain o. fead between
-ihe lines that ~ did not like lhe iasl
assigned but be- Vaa dolug5it 10 nleaaf
his pat ht rhe Young woman
had never heard Of Neither she nor
me physician understood what .fhs
letter meant nor ala they know TN
name lhae vas signed II It ami lhet
cent il 60 me becenss lhe} though
ID might be d aOme Importance Th,
note VS. tett briat aud sald imply
Dear fflend what a0 gaa think nov
nf shat tuid October II. FOUR year
asaY' Il Nas hianed hf the nil nam
% the iady who had made lhe nredie
lion 70 M, ani the dale vas rich
because | remembered It as an ami
yeraary. But how did those penal
know about u. ana where dia the me.
sage eeme ff0mg The sender had
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

taicsen, Ill. April in Wa modern
AusN, lt1aa 4 fhe most innhannx peo
nIf that ltlfe ever lived Oh TIE race
q the caNb why?
bfclhse ne are the most pros
Nfroue people
nefarse Sc aec the ireest pro
plt
ptcause We are the moat aigh.
~ educated.
Member OF me Chicago Moman's
fl1h l,sicned 10 lhese declarations
lfy5m Professor Albion ~ small 20
ne university 81 Chicago Yesterday
afternoon IN Assembly hail, Fine Arts
lmll1iNR.
Misery does nor make people DIS.
s0liahts as much al prosperity. ass
~ fed rrnlpasof SmHll. 20 IS not
1huar wto ar the mosi miserable
hot those who lack the most al social
Ell maierlM wealth whose dlsaaliriac
flon over their condltlan hfeaks out
inln revolutions fuf rAfnrm. Take the
efeaipsf fevclutipns Of mudern hia
tory. the French revolution on ihe
Civil Naf fof example. and you III
nate tbd The respective countries m
which lhtaa aetali9ns d%eseloped were
not flpe Cor revolution Hnlil they had
dnmt 10 a certain degree % prosper
I'LL which dayel0ned tho idea Of per.
aonal rights and liberties.
T>o Miserable for Revolt
The mfln leae0n Why ID ms iudg
mani there viii be no revolution Id
Russia. ier 4 long time io come e the
thftlhe common people ia that.
country af ao miaerHhl4 thhl they.
hste been ana win Ions hr unable.
"a develop 4 diaslilsiaetion acute.
fneagh la breaA ini0 forcible fesiai
2nte
fn the same manner freedom and
etncatl6A make lor nnhapplaeaa They
Tia atiiom IN usihiliiles. They.
nsnke me Individual set and Ieei the
final inequality of men. They iouu
z0fifiy With prnhlema thai tax the
hsInd an3 scar the heart. So various
are lhe alpfais which they make col
6slf lnlfiicfls and unr feelings that
vi Aath iaf a remedy ana Then. lob
fiillp W. tf8YHl backward 70 aud
hnw usasit fts lhr disease.
oslf American %forelaihers hIi up.
as political dem0cracy AZ lhe remedy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

4 lady 81 mature years. a resident
s Logan county. gave The Leader
Sc Following interesting article some
la8niha ago. Her name has been Lost
aeeausc m the present attitude y.
1la and worsiln ffwafl Ms Bryan,
s. ol stirling Interest a. this time
~ daia Of lhf miufvlcN being 1928.
ana strange Is Felalo. The newspaper
TaaH who Heofe il has also gone on
Eaal %expidfihs tour whence We never
fatatn, II Is thus.
speaking 1t Washington said 4
naptt man. Il hive . little story
HIiael William Jennings hra an that
4 be- Interesting f8 the people who
1sIIefe % spirits and other supelnhi-
HIaI lhlnsf. which j don't have any
alih AN Along JIM 1892 / knew ln
s. Ellington oHa If the mOni miellec
ssal nnd iufaliIKenl women Aave
aseI known. She believed IN 81 these.
gfhlc fuldegols. which ; did moi he-
Hzse at all. but her mental qualities
S. IHaelel ms highest admiration ard
talked With her Whenefef't had tho
annnftNNNy 0ne evening III her
Aasp INK told me SIDE had mei a
eveninRH helNfe d 5pung man. In
IaIa0eAA nf { senator. whom she be-
IIsefa rs b. the coming man she
NaId hia name HaH Bryan sni thai be-
Nas lrnm Nebtaaha but more Than
East Ahe did nnE know Sne hala hf
hza sn hlm The making III one a the
kfEatFei men The country had ever
Hat4n but that be did moi know n
KsI sud would not until the oeeaaian
aIIefaa N him % come 20 the ftont
lie asked me i I knew hta, and !
Ehid heg@I did md Tint Thought ne
MA bright enough. hut nothing IN
9iaual SHE lnld me d waii aud see
I1H much I Haa miatakep She then
Nani into d mehlal analysts. 81 what
eFhl son miehf eali Il of hin. and
wound UP b. asking VINO WAS II BE-
EAepemoprafIr nominee az The uegi.
~f0nFrnfibn told her was alto
kAEhff TOO far AMY q make any fore
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10
SOME DIApEPSIh WILL
REGULATE YOUR STOMACH
Much Unnecessary Suffering
Here From Stomach Trouble
as Relief Is Handy

Nothing win remain nndiGcsiea or
anur on your stomach if sou win take
piapepain after your meal This pow
erfhl digestive and antacid. though
as harmless aud pleasant as candy.
viii digest and prepare for asslmila
iion Into the blood an the fooa son
can eat.
Eat what your stomach Graves, with
out the aliEhtcst fear of Indigestion
or that yOn win be bothered with sour
risines Relching. Gas on stomach
heartburn Headaches from stomach.
Nausea, Had Breath. Water nraah on.
2 feeling like son had swallowed a.
lump Of lead. or other disagre4able
miseries
II you viii api from your nharma
clst i h0.cent case Of pape's Diapep
siu y0n cOald always so % the table
9Th o hearty appetite. aud your
meals would taste good. because YOU
would know there would be no Head
ache or Stomach misery an the next
dag and besides, you would not
need laxaiiyea er liver pills 70 keep
your stomach and bowels clcan and
fresh.
Pape's Diapepsln can be obtained
rom ycur druggist and contains
more than enough trlangules % thor
oughly cure The worst d%yapeptic
There rs nothing better FOR Gas on
the stomach or sour odors from the
stomach or 10 sure a Stomach Head
ache.
Ynu couldn't keep a handler Or
more useful article In the house
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

Special 10 nally leader
Woodward. Okla, Aptn ill., fH1
home o. Alhest Armstrong with al
sanlents was hirned YESTERDAY. rhe
parents Mera away from home leaY
lug their iWo children in the h9n &.
The oldaai child ahnnt c years. fin.
Ally man red IL Fet the dDat npen.
permitting them u escape but moi
9nlii after their face ana hands were
BADLY burned
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10
Chrlstlan church.

Corner Ash and East Noble. two
blocks north OF Carnegie library
4. l. Nobllit. A. NJ. NJ D., minister.
Res 70s East Oklahoma. Phone GTi,
Bible School OF 1000 i. M.
n. +. $. q. 70. at 7.00 u M.
Preaching at II 90 q, NJ and 400
y. m
Comes life this will he DR.. Nobllt's
Easter subject. Special Faster music
Easter subject, Special HSaster music
will be leading feature. Al 8 b. N
the children WIN FENDER their Easter
program.
strangers always welcome AZ The
Christian church.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

writes Mrs. Matte Campbell, of RatcIiff, Tex, 81
suffered untold misery. 1t is hard to say where my
worst aches were, for / ached all over. At times /
wished for death to end my suffering. Finally | de-
cided 70 take Cardui, which has stopped my suffering
and made my life worth liyingp would not be back,
like I xas, before I took that wonderful medicine,
CARDUL, for this whole world rolled at my feet,
Why suffer female pain, when Cardui, Woman's
Relief. j il every drug store, waiting for You to give
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10
At the Churches


Tomorrow Is Easter Sunaay aHl
neeiai services viii be- conducted
At each Of the city churches a. the
forming houU Special Music mas heen
fraigned tor NE glad Eastertide Hef
Ice and harring had weather The
hurehes promise 10 be taxed TO their
alIesi capacity.
The Scitish Rite Consisiory VIII
andHct special Easter services AZ the
emnle at $3.50 in the morning which
if0niise % be largely attended. An
lahorate musical prngram has been
ffpigned Tor Tie occasion REV r
F%afrchild, pastor OF the First
i~ethadisi Episcopal church. VIII
reach the Easter sermon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

Rev. Falrchlld Of The First n f
church win preach the follow lie
special anfm0nA' H II nn eloquent
man and q historical oHl9rlsi ant
lAess sermons VII He ul INTEREST -
soIa the hnhllHsI ElHHfhHnoIf
AHFll ti ClElsl and rlllanlhln
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

Hutchinson. kans, after trying dac
0ra and iif' aeent medicines fbf Kid
uey, blade 1na rheumatic trouble.
Halls Texas wonder cured me Il Is
he best medicine on earth Walter
q Perry, 20 =. Maln street Sold by
III d~rnggista.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

QUO NNNHt 44AHtH
1T Rev pr. Bfooke. Bishop.
Rev. A. " Nicholas. Rector.
Holy communion. T.S0 a, M.
Sunday School. 10 a. N
Easter Sunday.
Service and Sermon II O. N.
Evening services 80 .. m,
Lenlen services.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

Corner Noble aud Division.
Rev. Harry Omar Scott. p D., Pastor
Sunday school. "a a. a,
Aofning Services
0rgan voluntary Mies Scott.
iiala lioly tstanding1
invocation
Responsive feNding
Anthem~Nnw When Jissna war
slspn EARLY Chtir
Scripture Lesson.
Hymn.
Anthem Christ our Passover
'huii.
Announcements.
Offering and Prayer.
solo-Mrs. nuri and Conshlan.
Sermon -Or. Seat.
rfayer.
Hymn-(standlngl
BenedlcliOn.
evening Services
Ofeon voluntary Miss Scott.
Hymn.
Anihem-Chrlst our Passover
Choir.
Scripture lesson.
Misunderstanding
Announcements.
Offering and Prayer.
solo-ara. Burt Conghlan
Sefmon--Or Scott.
Hymn-tslandlng1
RenedIctlon.
Dr scutt-paAlor.
Mrs. coughlan-Choir dlrectress.
Miss Scott OrEanlht.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

Corner Noble and Vine
suudas school. 9t5 q. NJ J. g.
sunt.
Young PeupleR meeting, GEO p M,
Joe Charliyllle. President
Sprmun bg the paaiOr II q M AMI
1880 D N
Homer Il Matthews Choir Leader
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10
unLied prenhvtnrlnn chureh.

Rev. ~ S. Wright Pastor.
Preaching services ~ n. M and
30 p III.
Sabbath school al 10 "a m
Y r. e. 4. ESQ wednesday,
Prayer meeting at 1880.
Preaching sersico n a. ~ and 1890
+ ~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

Sunday school. s.4s A. M.
Preaching ~ 100 a m,
Junior League, 400 d nj
Senior League 7s0a .. nj
Preaching. 500 n m.
Subject Of morning sermon, "fhe
Trinmphal Entry; n study of the i.ast
week 81 0nr Lords Public Ministry.
Subject Tor evening hour, Charity
and loneliness; d Study 81 Reforms
ana HelurmerH.
The Lawery qnarielte Will klnE "a
both services. All are cordially In
ylted to attend these services.
John r. Alternately, Pastor.
First Methodiss Church, North.
Il. IL Falrchlld, rastor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

been dead for two years .r mnrr.
and she ana moi know these people
ii ell. AS ! said before 1 loh't be-
lieve IN The supernatural, bat when
a thing Ike that happens 20 a mar
il makes an Impression that he can
uog forget Sill have my doubts
bur II bryan ever Il elected, I'll hc
blamed if I don't give up my critic.
aoxy and SO over 70 the splfltsa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Sermon at 1T a. N.
Y z S G y at 6:la p m.
Preaching at 1880 D m.


FIFHE IHuFch Of NhFIetl scientist.
First Reader, Daniel M Myers
Services; II A. NJ. Sunday School n
A. NJ, "Wednesday. S ?. M-ltg n
nroad street.
Reading Room Ia rear OF church
open daily from 2 to r +. NJ.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

West Side Methodist Church
Corner West Noble aud 18th street.
Sunday school. 9.4b
Preaching al | o. N. and 100 p m.
Baptism and reception Of members
Junior league at $3.50
Young pr0nie'a class at ? p ~.
EpwOrlh league III Gas =. m
Cordial invitation extended to all
NJ. f. RAiNsBERGElt
Pastor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

Congregational Church
Corner Warner and Sth &.
Isaac CooRnlan pastor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

Sunday School at 1890 = NJ fol
lowed by preaching Yon are cordial
IS invited To all OF these services,
+ d. Cameron. Pastor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

April 25-sChrlst a Man Of Prayer"
May Was the Death Of Christ
More Than That Of any other Good
MGn?'
May Eff Christ Came % Guih-
ric.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10
my Worst Aches"

it O trial9 II has helped thousands Of
others. Why not youY Female pain
is a sign Of female disease. Female
disease is q sign Of female weakness.
Weakness, disease and pain, have
been found to disappear, by the use
Of Wine Of Cardui. Try it. All re-
liable druggists sell it.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-15
INVENTOR OF FLYING
!. !. MACHINE in THE CITY.
EVERYONE WHO SEES THE MA
. CHINE Is IMPRESSED WITH @t Il
THE INVENTION N
Is Building Working Model at Farm
r Near DriseotI Which Will Be Pc
signed to Garry Two Men. 80

R. N. Metcalf of Driscoll, is in the
city exhibiting a model Of flying
machine for which he has obtained
q patent, and which he states will
put all previous efforts Of aviators in
the shade. i T.
It will combine land conveyance
with am aeroplane and in case of de-
scending in the water, can be navi-
gated by It's owner to the shore. It
will have a plane surface of over three
thousand feet with but forty horse
power motor and has devices for sim
pie maintenance of buoyancy and bal'
ance in the air.. ''''T 49,, 'fI
7 He claims the machine will be able
to carry ten men or their equivelant,
in freight. rs propulsiye powers con-
sist>of eight propellers Of new design
and it. has a steering gear Of original
and simple plan.g.
In ten days Metcalf expects to have
working model large enough to car
nv two men, completed at Driscoll.
Should it be successful he expects to
organize company and manufacture
the machines for commercial use. All
who. have seen the model feel conf
dent of it's utility. ~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-15
( MAHARA's MlNsTRELs.
What the Fargo Daily News Thinks
- u. Of the New Production. =

B AS. a initial production Of the sea-
son at the Fargo opera house, Frank
Mahara last night gave a creditable
and interesting performance with his
company of superb and select min
strelers. The audience was small but
the effectiveness shown by the house
indicated that the performance caught
the tenure of the listeners, and the
two hours entertainment met with
unstinted approval. The cleanliness
of the production and the sitting that
accompanies it adds lustre to the ac-
complished actors who individually
and collectively provide the enter
tainment. %s. Fl.
The success Of the production CEN
tiers in the exquisite setting and dis
play in the first part Of the. second
ACT. Mr.. Mahara has succeeded in
putting on a feature that captivates
the audience at once with the fine
sitting and almost perfect acting.
The feature being, extraordinarily de-
signed and wierdly named "Hindoo
Canoe Eel Eel, is the work of Ed.
Frye, one Of the end, men, and his
delightful sextette, including Julia
Russell, Bertha Stone, Leila Freeman,
E. Jake Elliott, George Wilkerson and
Carl skillen. Ed. Frye and his three
male assistants, have attained the
Hindoo makeup with degree Of ex-
cellence that is little short of remark
able. 80
In the quintette Of female singers,
Mr.. Mahara has secured a set that
shows technique and development.
Misses Russell, Stone and Clark de-
light and please, perhaps to "a de-
gree seldom appreciated in the min
strel company. The end men and
other members Of the company have
mastered their parts with grace and
ease that makes the production move
along without a break or inconven.
lent moment. ~. -,
Professor Attrus Hughes and his or
chestra, featured four musicals with
much skill, and Sloan Edwards acted
the part of interlocuter throughout
with every show. Of mastery The
singing and acting ON the whole was
far more creditable than the small
attendance warranted for a city the
size of Fargo. The production will
be given again tonight.-Fargo Daily
News, Fargo, N. D., July %, 1908.
Mahara's Ministries will give two
performances at the Bijou in this city
Saturday and Sunday evenings, July
IT,. and:s18.t :.3 r.. ! .l':,'.:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-15
AT THE GEM

The: bill for the latter part of the
week promises to be another sur
prise. There will be three big acts
two. new one and one held over from
the. first Of the week on account OF
the large number of requests from
the patrons of the house.
snowie Maybelle, the soubrette
will have an entire new line of songs
and stories and they will be up to the
standard of those she has been CIV
ing the last three days. ,
Williams and Meyers come with a
fine. double and deliver a rapid fire
singing and talking act that has7been
making a hit on the eastern circuit.
Tobie Stark, billed as the child
wonder, will be one Of the big feat
ures OF the bill with line of songs,
impersonations and dances.
Miss Ethel Moore will have new
illustrated song and Manager Hirsch
has secured a number Of fine comedy
films and one Of intense dramatic in
terest. ust-s -. go, Z,
Taken all and all the Gem WILDE
a profitable placesto visit for the rest
Of the week. F., Watch the Sunday pap
er for the announcement of an en-
.gagement extraordinary for the bill
commencing Sunday afternoon. -, ,