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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-06

and impoverished blood from which
Won suffer and at the same time
make the little soldiers in your
blood healthy and strong.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is the great
est preventive as well as curative
medicine.
Its record shows this.
"I have sold the different Sarsa-
parillas for the past fifteen years,
and consider Hoods not only the
best sarsaparilla, but the best seller
on the market. | use it IN my
family with the best results: Let
a man use Hoods Sarsaparllla as
an internal cleanser and Hoods
Soap externally and he will be
clean man." G. +. WEBB, North
cumberland, n. II.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-07-29

For loss of both feet, .,......... 10000
fC of i Same ei NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a.,r $50 90
For o.. T peTsonai injuries, disease or
age, whereby the person is unable
} iH earn Ii.en"o . ~ 12o 90
aftldaVit Of two reputable 49,. an
physicians .....,'..''' ''''''''' loV'VO
Provided, however, That no soldier
sauor or their widows, who were on the
pension roll and drawing a pension prior
10 January /, 1907, and have not since
that time been stricken from said roll LOT
valid reasons, shall be required TO make
other and further proof II eligible under
the provisions Of this Act That the pro-
visions Of this Act shall apply to all those
who were members OF the First tloriaa
Reserves, which was in the service OF the
State OF Florida during the war between
the states Of the United states. $500
soldier or sailor who enlisted and served
In the military or naval service OF the
Confederate States during the war be-
tween the states Of the United states,
and did not desert the Confederate SER
vice, and who performed service IN actual
line Of duty for a period Of not less than
duty by reason Of death, wounds re-
ceiVed or disease contracted while IN
actual line OF DUTY and who has not mar :
ried since the death Of said soldier, ana
! whose property, both real and personal,
! does not exceed the sum OF hve THOUSAND
dollars. shall be entitled to receive the
/ sum OF one uuIuieu anu NNtANg doAAoi .
per annum, in quarterly payments; pro-
/ vided. such widow was married to said
soldier or sailor prior TO- 1890 and mas
continuously resided in this State since
! 1895 and also the widow OF any deceased
/ person who was at the time OF his death
/ drawing a pension from the state unueI
/ the provisions OF this Act, shall be granted
a Widows pension upon satisfactory
| proof Of her marriage, her residence N
| This State, and the death OF her husband,
| and the pension so granted shall date
| from the death OF the widows husbandi
/ Provided, She file her application WITHIN
| band; Provided, Such widow is. otherwise
] eligible under the provisions OF this Act
! Provided further, That any such widow
/ shall not be required to make out the
/ proof OF her husbands service, but any
/ such widow Of any such deceased soldier
| or sailor who would have been entitled
proof II her said husband shall not have
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-07-29
cAAPTER 5ese-lNo. u.

AN ACT to Fix the Pay Of Certain Com
mittee Clerks mployed by the House OF
Representatives at the Session OF the
LEGISLATURE Of 1903 Whose services
Were Dispensed with, and TO PROVIDE
for the Payment Thereof.
Be II Enacted by the Legislature OF the
state Of Florida; o,--,.
Section /. That the pay Of the Commit
tee Clerks employed by the House OF KEEP
resentatives at the session OF the Legs
iature OF 1909, whose services were dis
pensed with, be fixed at five dollars per
day for the time actually employed, and
that the services Of each Of such Clerks
shall be certified TO by the Committee or
Committees for whom employed.
Sec. 2. That the per diem allowed under
Section / Of this Act shall be payable
from the appropriation for partial eX-
penses OF the Legislature Of 1903 hereto
fore passed. when certified to as provided
in Section /, and approved by the Com
mittee on Legislative Expenses and the
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
and attested by the Chief Clerk.
Sec g. That the Comptroller Is hereby
authorized to draw his warrant on the
State Treasurer in payment OF the SER
vices rendered as provided in this Act,
and the State Treasurer Is hereby author
lied to pay the warrants so drawn.
Sec 4. That this Act shall take ehect
Immediately upon its passage and APP
proVal BY the Governor.
Approved April 30. 1909
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-07-29

faction OF the Board Of Insurance .SoCCia-
rnissioners that such COMPANY, ,,aiiy in
ton firm or individual mas aC ~ a.. 's,,ch
''i ioit, che amount above stated II, w.
N.esss'v,rIties as hereinbefore mentioneds I He
etota treasurer shall Issue a cet l -
thereof with the authority OF SuIIIh,,ei "a
pany, association, hrI =, tGns,,rance In this
g,ts ipsiirance companies incorporates
nnder the laws OF this stare OF anS stste
citation, firm or indiyidual Oh s,,nb csrti-
aao,at. ~ authority by furnishing eVluenS93
~ NE "a tIsfaction OF the said Boafu tl ne
such company, association hrm cOtr,aiiv
dividual Is possessed wVesntv-fiye thousand
daiors in United States or Staie DoI iu1sS,,ed
0tber bankable stocks or securlues lss ,i,et
in the United SS tarSSi, az complying with
the provisions hereof, Ihe BOAR SCg,tinp
s,iraTce Commissioners snail IN auu iiii.ded
10 the certificate herelhuelOie ,bPs,yrance
III n IN INCORPORATED under the laws OF
mis- state, and when shali n .hNae ePate
viously thereto deposited VIII tie s1}ia,s
Treasilrer one hundred tnousano uo lrititaaS =
I11itsd states or state bonds, or other
nagoiiable stocks or securities lssueu III
me limited States, at their maIksl NsiII u.s.
as guaranty fund Ior the oo SgT upon
peotiisisctor.y evidence to them that sucn
securities 10 such an amount nave P gt,a
deposited with the state lIeas sIa -. or
81
msnized under the laws Of another Stste
shali be entitled to a certificate 20 tt stn9e
ACT the business Of insurance ~ tnls ~ .
az furnishing to the satisfaction OF the
Board that Il g possessed Of ana bao ss SS
SoiiaTe in United States bonds, or otner
bankable or interest bearing e stocks Market is
sued In United States az thelI Inlb aarSS
T rSaI estate ST. e worth double the amount
loaned thereon inclusive OF 9ul pun w \,
iGereon. and BY otherwise complying Win
he provisions thereof Insurance CON- CON-
panies insuring live stock or dom lsIiS
animals, incorporated or organized unueI
he laws OF any other state, shall pc en-
titled to such certificate OF agth otiog
~ the Hoard that such company, assocla:-
lion, firm or individual Is PSfSste So hum 8t
49, tbousand dollars and by otherwise
Complying with the provisions hereof T..
sec. @ All laws and parts OF Jaws =. IG :
conflict with this Act be, ana the same
are hereby, repealed.
Approved June 4, 1902
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-07-29
cHAPTER sset-tNo. a.

AN ACT Amending Section 2674 Of the
General Statutes OF the State OF Flor
ida, Providing for the Method OF Re
ducton OF the Capital Stock Of Corpor-
ations for Profit.
BE IL Enacted by the Legislature OF the
State Of Florida: -.
Section l. That Section 2674 (2lisl,
method Of reduction be, and the same Is
hereby amended so as to read as follows;
2674 (2149)-Aiethod Of Reduction
Any corporation may be reduce its capital
stock, or reduce the par value Of the
shares thereof, within the limits allowed
by law, by a two-thirds vote Of the stock
in the same manner as Is provided for the
Increase Of capital stock, with the Ger,
tificate Of the State Comptroller endorsed
upon the affidavit that, In his judgment
the ability Of the corporation to meet Us
outstanding Indebtedness and liablius
will not be impaired thereby,
Sec. 2. All laws and parts Of laws N
conflict herewith be, and the same are
hereby, repealed.
Approved June Z, 1909.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-07-29

AN ACT Prohibiting Fire Insurance Com d3
NAMES from Combining as TO WHAT hate
~ Commission Shall be Paid by ANY
other Company to an Agent. 49,.
Be IL Enacted by the Legislature VI ''0
state Of Florida: ,-s.., a.. 49,,
section l. It shall be unlawful tor any
fire Insurance company, association or
partnership doing business in TINS sIate,
employing an agent who is employeu, ~, ny
another fire insurance company, assocla-
ton or partnership. either d Directly io OF
10 enter into make or maintain any stip-
ulation or agreement, In restraint Oh OF
limiting the compensation which said agent
may receive from any other nre insuranSe
company, association or partnership. Ihe
nenalty Tor any violation Of this section
snail be a fine Of not less than two hum
dred and fifty dollars nor more than nVs
hundred dollars and the forfeiture OF
license to do business in this stat tate Tor a
period OF twelve months thereatter.
Sec, >. All laws or parts Of laws in con-
iict herewith be and the same are hereby
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect imme-
diately upon its passage and approval py
Approved June s, 1903,
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-07-29
cHAPTER 5s79-(No. 1o).

AN ACT to Provide for the Payment Of
the Present Indebtedness OF the FLORIDA
State Reform School. 49,.
BE IL Enacted by the Legislature OF the
State Of Florida: -.
section l. That the sum Of seven thou
sand nine hundred and twenty-one ana
65-lJO dollars Is hereby appropriated LOT
tbe purpose Of paying the present indebt-
edness OF the Florida State Reform School
said appropriation shall be paid by the
treasurer Of the State upon warrants is.
sued therefor by the Comptroller and
1non reuuisltion and direction OF the
Board Of Managers Of the said Florida
State Reform School.
Sec 2. said appropriation is hereby
r,a0e payable from funds derived from
The hire OF State conyicts, Il There be
such funds, otherwise from the General
Sec. 8. This Act shall take effect from
and after its passage and approval by
the Governor.
Approved June 8, 1903.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-07-29
cHARrER sssz-lNo. 1sl.

AN ACT to Amend Section 1853 Of the
General Statutes Of the State Of Flor
ida, Providing for the Issuance OF Ger
tihcates 10 Insurance Companies, and
Providing Other Prerequisites,
BE Il Enacted by the Legislature Of the
State Of Florida:
Section /. That Section 2Ib9 OF the Gen
eral Statutes OF the State Of Florida be,
and the same is hereby amended TO read
as follows;
2759. (22l9). other Prerequisites-Is-
sue OF Certificates.-No insurance COM
pany, association, firm or individual, not
Of this State, nor agent nor representa-
tive thereof, shall transact any business
Of insurance In this state unless such
Is possessed Of at least two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars In value, invested
in United States or State bonds, or other
bankable interest bearing stocks issued In
the United States, at their market value.
Upon complying with the preceding sec
ton and furnishing evidence TO the salts
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-07-29
oHAPTER 5seo-tNo. 2tl.

AN ACT TO Amend Section 1856 Of the
General Statutes Of the State OF Florida,
Providing for the AmDunt and Par
Value Of the Capital Stock Of Insurance.
Companies,
Be it Enacted by the Legislature Of the
State Of Florida:
Section /. That Section 2756 Of the Cen
eral Statutes Of the State Of Florida be,
and the same is hereby, amended TO read
as follows:
2756 (22l6)-Amount and Par Value
The capital stock OF an insurance COM
pany Incorporated in this State shall not
be less than fifty thousand dollars, to be
divided into shares Of not less than ten
dollars each payable in lawful money Of
the United States.
Sec >. All laws and parts Of laws In
conflict with this Act be, and the same
are hereby, repealed
Approved June 7, 1909.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-07-29
TWO

urer and Secretary OF the Board OF Man,
ayers, upon the Comptroller, who shah
issue his warrant therefor. -
Act are payable from funds derived from
the hire OF State conyicts, y there De
such funds, otherwise from the Senerai
Sec. 4. This Act shall take effect upon
its approval by the Governor, or upon
its becoming a law without such APP
Approved June 5, 1909.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-07-29

AN ACT to Authorize the Payment Of the
Balance Due in the Construction OF a
Dormitory for the University OF tlorlda'
at Lake City. ~ , A..
State Of Florida: 49,
Section / That the sum OF six thou.
sand two hundred twenty-eight and SO-lOO
dollars be and the same Is hereby APP
propriated out Of any moneys In the treas
ury Of the State OF Florida not other-
wise appropriated, as payment 70 =. A.
Carson, +. r. Harris, Fred l., SringeI'
J. r. Parrott r. NJ. Simonton, ana ~;
d. Beggs, as the surviving members OF
the Board OF Trustees Of the University
OF Florida, for the deficiency IN CON- com,
.pieting dormit9ry for the U9 IN E6stsy.
Hall which had been destroyed by nre !
and the Comptroller is hereby directed TO
draw his warrant upon the TreasureE o. o.
the State OF Florida to the order OF =
a Carson. f. L. Harris, Fred l.. Stringer'
]. n. Parrot, f. NJ Simonton, ana y;
ID. Beggs, as the surviving members OF Of
the Board OF Trustees Of the University
OF Florida, for the said sum OF SIX tho1-
sand two hundred twenty-eight ana W.
Sec ?. This act shall take effect from
the date Of its approval,
Approved June 4, lyOS
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-07-29
cHAPTER sses-lNo. 20


AN ACT Requiring Railroad Companlss
and Common Carriers to Furnish -
arate Accommodat tons for the SepaIs.
ton OF White and Colored passenger
on Railroads, and Comforting CeIts,ns
Powers on the Railroad Commisso11iSSa, 5
Of the State Of Florida In RelauV"
Thereto. a..
Be It Enacted by the Legislature OF tn'
State Of Florida: IA
Section l, All railroad companies aIi N
other common carriers doing buslnesss, SO
this State shall provide equal sepe1disesd
accommodations FOR white and oolg,I,s,ss
passengers on railroads, and az iss.
and colored passengers occupying fhis
senger cars which are operated IN .ihef
State by any railroaQ company o. 40
common carrier are hereby reqeeii.luiisiorS
occupy the respective cars, or lis.4 the
OF cars, provided for them, 80 thts tbs
white passengers shall occupy Qnl3 ar
cars, or divisions Of cars, proNl1io --,e1-
white passengers, and the colofeo 49,.
engers only the cars, or diVlalel. ,o,,i5ad
provided for colored passengers ~. fol
That no railroad shah uGe divlde,,1 ~ ~
the separation Of the races Nltno'i,--.itn
permission OF the Railroad CONN.,. IN
nor any car divided FOR that pulPs,rt
which the divisions are not permss.l,s ~, o'
SEQ 2. The Railroad Conn ii -, eIron
the State OF Florida are nelepf Coon
power and authority % pre.eil- I. M ftc
able rules and rcgulauone teltt r.a1.
separation OF white and cQlQlr i,.f1I
engers Ga passenger cars peino
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-07-29

cHAPTER 5ss4-(No, 15)'
AN ACT to Provide for the Levy OF
Taxes for the Years 1903 and lslV. A., q.
Re II Enacted by the Legislature or the
State Of Florida:
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-07-29
cHAPTER 5aa2-tNo. asl.

AN ACT to Amend Section 2677 Of hs
General Statutes Of the State Of Florlas,
Relative to the Issuing of EXecuuoh
Against Stockholders OF Corporations
Be It Enacted BY the Legislature OF nv
State Of Florida.
Section /. That Section 2677 Of the Cen
eral Statutes Of the State OF Florida res,
tive to the issuing OF execution agaiihsss
stockholders Of corporations be amenosa
so as 70 read as follows:
2677 (2l52)-May Issue Against STOCK.
holders.-n any execution shall ISSUE
against the property or effects OF an}
corporation, and there cannot be founa
wherein to levy, then such execution may
be issued, against any Of the stockhoia
ers to an extent equak!n amount toi ~
much as may remain UNPAID upon thsn
SUBSCRIPTION to capital stock ana ~
further.
ApDrovad Tuna 1oOo
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-02-26
Sterling.

FEB. 23.-The frost is about out of the
ground-so farmers say, who are driv-
ing fence posts. A few are making
sugar and all are having pretty good
run.
A. ]. Cross is able to be out little
again.
Mrs. A. F. Swingle is improving slow
lY and the boys are better.
Alonzo Bortree is around again.
Mason Gilpin, a student at Wyoming
Seminary, spent the Sabbath at home.
Miss Winnie Howe, of Delaware
Water Gap, is expected here next Sat-
urday.
On the 2lst, Rev. s. B. Murray, of
Ariel, presided for us and a collection
for missionaries was taken. We feel
very grateful to Mr.. Murray for his kind
and able sermons. We think we are
able to appreciate a good sermon oc-
casionally.
Last week G. E. Webster visited
friends at Hawley, and attended sess-
ion of the ministerial meetings.
Miss Noggle's school, at Jericho, had
special exercises on the 22nd and we are
sorry that more of the patrons were not
out to enjoy the occasion, as much time
10 required in preparing for IL.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-02-26

years the subject should be presented
orally, and hygene principally treated.
During the next four years text books
may be used. Care must be taken not
to dwell too much on theinternal organs.
Temperance hygiene is sometimes over
done, bringing criticism into the homes.
Don't center the thought of the children
too much upon their bodies. The healthy
person thinks little either of health or
disease. Hygiene should be the natural
outgrowth of sane and suitable study
of the body. Later the science may be
taken. The home of the soul is the
highest visible creation. 1t should be
kept pure and sweet and beautiful.
The last paper was enthusiastically
given by Miss Mary A. Menner. It in
cluded the following remarks. Within
the last ten years pensions have been
growing in favor. To-day railroad COM
panies, some banks, manufacturing con-
Germs, colleges and schools have adopted
system of pensioning, and the idea is
rapidly spreading. The system began
in 1915 with the U. s. Government, and
we now spend $153, 100000 year on
pensions. The system has taken firm
hold and worthy employees are now
honorably retired on pensions, and do
u
negie came to the rescue of the college
professors by establishing a fund, and
now 81 educational institutions pension
their teachers. The average salary of a
professor Isl, ,200) does not allow him to
make provision for his old age, The
pension system retires those whose days
of greatest usefulness are over, and re-
places them with young energetic teach
ers. The public school teachers are not
behind times in their efforts. There are
three general plans for teachers PEN
sions now in practice First, retirement
funds managed and provided by teach
ers themselves, aided by donations. This
system is in use in New York state, Con.
necticut and Boston. Second, certain
progressive cities have established a re-
tirement fund for their own teachers, as
in New York, Philadelphia, ETC.. This
fund is supplied by one per cent. of the
teachers salaries, fines levied on alb
sence, punishments, etc., and liquor
licenses. Third, the State pension laws
These are participating and nonpartici
pating. By the participating system the
teacher forfeits certain per cent. of hel
salary. By the participating system
the State accepts the whole responsible
ity, as in Rhode Island and Maryland
These schemes are too new to justify
Hksitive statements as to results, but il
is significant fact that corporation
have found them satisfactory. Tht
spirit has spread, it is a hopeful sigr
that in our country private companies
are doing so much to solve the problem
of the superannuated man. All of tn,
papers were of an exceptionally higl
class, and surely no teacher presen
could avoid feeling the effects of the at
mosphere of suggestiveness.
VERA A. MURRAY, Secretary.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-02-26
Pleasant Mount.

FEB. 23.-Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Harmes and daughter, Eva, of Bethany,
spent Sunday and Monday at the home
Of X. P. Winner. Monday, the 22nd,
was the tiftieth anniversary of the mar
riage of Mr.. and Mrs. Winner, and a
host of friends send them best wishes and
hearty congratulations.
Mrs. Wilbur Kennedy fell on the icy
pavement last week and broke her arm.
The case was given surgical attention by
DIR. Craft . .,,.,.,, ,g4i Sc. -
Mrs. ], E. Tiffany is visiting her
daughter, Helen, at Rutherford, N. J.
Among the guests of town folks over
Sunday, were G. G. Carpenter, of Car
bondale; L. w. Potter, of Thompson /;
Miss Senner, of Gibson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Bills, of Thompson.
Mrs. Grace Spencer was called to Car
bondale last Sunday by the illness OF
her son, DR.. Scott Spencer.
The alarm of fire about seven O'Clock
on Monday morning aroused every body
to the assistance of DR.. Miller, whose
residence was afame. The timely re-
sponse and the lively work of the neigh
bors saved the house from being de-
stroyed, as the fire was we'll under way
when discovered. The origin is un-
known. The house, which is consider
ably damaged, is known as the Alfred
Smith house, owned by Mrs. Clara
Williams and sister, Mrs. Armstrong.
Now is the time to boom the water COM
pany's interest in town. ...,,
H. l. Wright, formerly of this place
and his son-in-law, Lyman Spencer,
have sold their property, consisting oil
planning mill and residence, at Union
dale, and report has it that they will
move into their cottage at Coxtown
Lake, the 1st of April.
Henry Tracy, formerly resident OF
this township, was buried at Carbon
dale yesterday. Mr.. Tracy leaves wife
and nine children.
Leslie Van Campen was home the lat.
ter part of last week.
Friends and relatives were notified oi
the death of Mrs. Ann Wheeler, of Car.
bondale, whose body will be brought tc
this place for burial. Mrs. Wheeler was
before her marriage, Ann Spencer, q
daughter of Russell Spencer, and sister
of the late Henry Spencer, Esq, of this
place. Mr.. Wheeler, whose death oc.
CURED some years ago, was one of the
Mt. Pleasant Wheelers. No particulars
of the death are known here at this time
Miss Ruth Kennedy, of this place
now teaching at South Canaan, was one
of the ten young ladies who were invited
guests of members of the senior class at
Union College, Schenectady, N. Y, dur.
ing junior week festivities. Miss Ken.
nedy returned to her school on Tuesday
reporting most enjoyable time.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-02-26
MilanYille.

FEB. oath. The funeral services of the
late Watson E. Beach were conducted
at his home by Revs. Coleman and Bell,
on Friday last at eleven o'clock. After
q brief service by Rev. Mr.. Coleman, the
remains were taken to the M. E. ceme-
terry at Damascus. That Mr.. Beach had
numerous friends was shown by the many,
who gathered to pay their last respects
to the dead. A number of Masons from
Callicoon Lodge, of which Mr.. Beach
was member, were in attendance.
/ DR.. E. A. Carpenter returned to Bur-
lington, VT, Monday. Mrs. Carpenter
will remain q short time with her grand
mother, Mrs. D. H. Beach.
George Moase returned to Pleasant
Mount on Saturday last.
Miss Mary Dexter, who has been for
some time in Brooklyn, returned home
last Thursday evening.
Miss Ella Story went to Fosterdale
Sunday, after spending few days with
her cousins, Mesdames Connor and
Nichols.
J. J. Mccullough, of Binghamton, il
spending few days in town.
w. j. LaRue formerly of Milanville
but now resident of Syracuse, is thu
owner of an automobile.
3. W. D. Yerkes will celebrate his eight
ieth birthday on Sunday, Feb. 2Sth.
Fishing for suckers is at present sue
cess. On Monday, r. r. Bugleaugh
caught twenty-three and Harry DeiRh
ton twenty-five.
Mrs. Henry Stadler, of Narrowsburg
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Bairt
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reeves Sampson spen
Thursday at Callicoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Volney Skinner spen
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Yerk
es.
Mrs. Charles Decker is recoverin
from the measles.
Mrs. Joseph Reynolds, of Ashland
Pa, visited Mrs. Reeves Sampson las
week.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-02-26

The character Of "Uncle 81 Holden"
in "Meadow-Broo Farm" which will
appear at the Lyric, afternoon and even
ing on Friday Feb 28 is that of typical
New England farmer in face, in speech,
and in outer characteristics. j. j.
Swartwood who has been especially en-
gagged for the part of 'Uncle 81" will be
Imported by cast of prominence.