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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-07-22

Mr.. Gallon Winston and family
are welcomed to citizenship in Alb
erdeen. They reached here last
Saturday. Mr.. Winston has sue
ceeded Mr.. S. A. Dalton as foreman
Of the Weekly composing room.
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Printing and Mounted on Velox.
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Per Dor Per U0y

We can also print your negative on
Postal cards, 10 cents "a dozen.
/ also do enlarging at reasonable
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| guarantee all my work.
Leave your Films or Plates with
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June 17-1W At A. kubel * 90,
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Every stock owner in the South
should be notified of the eradication
of the Cattle Fever Tick. which alone
is responsible for Texas Fever. MUIR
rian and Distemper. Rid your cat
tie and premises of this pest. Call
on J. A. GAY and get the Tick
Emulsion. with directions how to
use it. - prepared BY the United
States Veterinarian.
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Mr.. EDITOR
PIE ase add to the list Of prizes Of
Tered TO the Corn Club boys Of the
county the following: BY the Alb
erdes,n Clothing Company, pair OF
their celebrated Dean Overalls to
each II the twelve boys producing
the kaEgest yield Of Corn per acre.
neap'y. r. f. COWLEf.
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The Chancery Court has been in
session during the week, Hon. J. q.
Robins presiding and Clerk G. p.
smith and deputies in attendance.
Much business has been disposed of.
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Must be Above Suspicion.

Kidney and bladder ailments are so
serious i'm their consequences. and If
unchecked so often fatal that any
remedy offered for their cure must be
above suspicion. Foley Kidney Pills
contain no harmful drugs, and have
successfully stood a long and thor
ough test. j. L. Shell & Co.
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Picnic at Quincy, Miss.

On Wednesday August Bird, 1910,
there will be . Woodman picnic at
Quincy, Miss. Will have some adj
dresses by prominent speakers.
Everybody is invited to attend and
bring dinner. Woodmen especially, .
large attendance il expected.
r. F. DURRETT, Clerk.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-07-22

Mr.. j. NJ. Dean. engaged in the
government demonstration work was
a pleasant visitor. Friday. Mr.. Dean
is a devoted worker in the cause and
is eliciting much interest among the
farmers in that work.
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Testing Eyes

Is not a matter of guess work. nor
is it a matter of trying on pairs of
ready made glasses. 1t is a science
governed by principles which none
but one who has studied the anato-
my of the eye, understands. No
guess work in our methods of test
ing eyes. Our work is guaranteed
MAIER,
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Never can tell when you'll mash a
finger or suffer . cut, bruise. burn or
sca1d. BE prepared. Dr. Thomas Elec-
trio Oil instantly relieves the pain
quickly cures the wound.
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The frequent rains haye proven
of great benefit to the trees set along
the sidewalks of the city. They are
luxuriant with foliage.
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The up to date News Store of the
city Monroe News and
Stationery Store
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The ice cream supper at the Varda-
man school house. last Friday night,
was a success. A nice sum was realized.
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Tick. Tick, Tick. all day long.
The Cow Tick. You can destroy
them. Buy Tick Emulsion at GAYS,
only 1Oc. per gallon, made up.
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Diamonds and Watches,

We are still offering all our How
ard, South Bend and Maier Special
Watches to the people ~ established
credit. on long payment plan with
out interest during the summer
months. You can buy diamonds
the same way.
MAIER JEWELRY STORE.
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NJ. 5. A. Dalton has assumed the
official toga and presides over the
Justice court as efficiently as he man.
aged the composing room.
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Children, Attention You can
get the very best Ice Cream Cones
at GAYS, only DC.
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Constipation causes headache, nRu-
sea, dizziness, languor, heart palpita-
ton. Drastic physics grippe, sicken,
weaken the bowels and don't cure.
Doan's Regulets act gently and cure
constipation. 25c. Ask your druggist.
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Beautiful Box Papers. Look here
before buying.
Monroe News and Stationery Store.
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Mr.. j. NJ. Smith of Buttahatchie
was a visitor Saturday.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-07-22

Our Strawberry and Vanilla Ice
Cream Cones can't be beat, only 81
at GAYS.
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Typew ritter Ribbons, Carbon Pa
pers, Typewriter Papers-all Type
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Do you want . box of nice Paper?
All qualities and prices, 1t Monroe
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Are you looking for News? Then
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Store.
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| serve nothing but the best Cream
that can be made. j. A. GAY.
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Wanted at once. First class sales
lady. at ElixsOn's.
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We are News and Stationery ex-
clasively. If you want the best,
come tn US.
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Wedding announcements printed
or engraved.
Monroe News and Stationery Store.
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Personal and Society Notes.

All society happenings and local
news teIephoned to 1913 will be given
careful attention and will be much APP
preciated
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On a Shopping Tour

Ladies will find our Soda Water
Fountain boon for those who need
refreshing drinks on a warm day.
Our Egg Malt, Milk or Egg Flipp
is a lunch and rrfreshment combin-
ed. Our Ice Cream Soda Favored
with pure fruit juices, il delicious
and grateful to the dainty palate.
MAIER's IcELEss FOUNTAIN.
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Tobacco, Cigars, Smoking Tobacco
Pipes, Smokers Articles. Look here.
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Get your Tick Oil and directions
how to use, furnished by the Coy
eminent expert, at GAYS.
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Ice Cream. Ice Cream Soda, Milk
Shakes and all Cold Drinks. only
Sc. at GAYS.
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Wanted at once. First class sales
lady. at Elixson's
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We supply Embossed Stationery,
Engrave Visiting Cards, Wedding
and Society Announcements. Agents
for Harcourt a. Co. See us.
Monroe News and
Stationery Store.
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All Creams, Ices and Drinks, at
GAYS, only DC.
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Box Papers from Zoe. up, at the
Monroe News and Stationery Store.
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"Monnd City Paints may cost "A
trifle more, but - Aberdeen
Iumb Der Co. d-1O-1y.
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10 Cream only &C.. 1t GAYS
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We would call your attention particularly to
sample display OF
The Washington herald., 1910-04-21
HARVARD CREW ROWS NAVY
Crimson 0arsmen at Annapolis for
Big Spring Event.

Annapolis. Nd. April 20-Arrangements
for policing the course and accommodate
ing the crowd at the Harvard-Navy boat
race tomorrow afternoon were made in
an order issued by Supt. Bower. of the
Naval Academy, this morning Four
steam launches I'm command OF midship-
men. each flying the official guard flag
Of the Navy. will keep the course clear,
but their work will relate particularly TO
outside craft, as all Academy boats are
specially instructed TO avoid crossing the
course during the race.
The torpedo boat Manley will carry
the starter. referee. and other officials.
while the torpedo boat Bag.ey will carry
the Navy crew squad, the Harvard sub
Stitutog. and such other persons as may
be allowed aboard by the boating authori-
ties Omcers. their families, and friends
a midshipmen viii be accommodated
aboard the Standish. In addition TO these
the Presidential yacht Dolphin, with Sec
rotary OF the Navy Meyer and Assistant
Secretary Winthrop and personal friends
aboard, viii follow the race.
Harvard's crew went out for & long
row this morning. and after practice this
afternoon will also go over the course
for a final tryout tomorrow morning.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-21
CarnivnI at the Midway Tonight.

Confetti Carnival Night at the Mid
way tonight IS the announcement made
by the big indoor playground at Four
teenth street and Park road Tor this even
ing. Every one who buys a ticket viii
set a supply OF confetti and Will be told
TO ge, busy and make the evening a regu-
lar carnival
This is simply a foretaste Of what viii
happen next week. Monday night the
Baltimore cakewaIk team viii endeavor
TO do better than the Washington duskies
did last Monday evening. The dancing
floor viii be enlarged and roped of. and
the crowd viii be given better facilities
for seeing the high steppers than 81 had
last Monday. Tuesday evening a fancy
dress evening has been arranged. and
prizes in gold Will be given 10 the prett.est
and most unique costumes. Il VIII be a
carnival evening. also. and the Midway
VIII have the appearance of a fancy dress
ball. Wednesday and Thursday nights
next week viii also be carnival nights
The dancing floor is 10 be enlarged. The
Lion and the Mouse maze will probably
be removed within a few days. 20 make
more room for the dancers and also TO
allow several brand new devices TO be
installed.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-21
POTOMAC CLUB holds SMOKER
Four Lively Boxing Matches of
Three Rounds Each.
Best Bout of the Evening Being BE-
tween Carl Mueller and Joe
Richardson.

The Potomac Boat Club gave a smoker
last night at the boat house. -Four box
ing matches Of three rounds each proved
the feature. The first pair 10 face each
other were Ed. Muller and Fred smith.
both members of the club, and they
handled themselves well for amateurs.
Another bout between Joe Dayd. the
fighting coachman," and Joe Blackburn,
was also good.
Danny Lewis and Willie O'Brlen. two
middie-weights, mixed things up lively
for three rounds. Following a recita-
ton by Mr.. Shirley, a selection was
given on the piano BY G.. NJ Davidson.
The last event on the programme was
a boxing match between ex-Capt. Carl
Mueller and the present captain, Joe
Richardson. going three rounds. These
two put up the best scrap of the evening.
as they kept going at a fast clip in all
three rounds, both Of them being quick
on their feet and giving some tightening
passes. p. F. O'Connor was referee for all
the matches Refreshments were served
later and everybody had a fine time
The Washington herald., 1910-04-21
JOCKEY TAPLIN LANDS THREE
Finishes Third in Another Race al
Auucduct TrncI

New York. April 20.-Jockev Taplin was
the sensation OF the Aqueduct races to-
day. He sported silk In four races. rid
ing three winners and finishing third
This boy has developed so rapidly I'm the
last year that he IS probably the best light
weight. with the exception OF. Dugan. on
the local tracks. He had the leg I'D on
Peccavi in the Rose stakes for two-year-
old illies. and he brought her home an
easy winner by two lengths. Peccavi was
overlooked at good price by the form
students.
Taplin also scored with Golden. another
long shot in the first race. He put up
a great finish and got his mount home
20 win by a head in the last jump from
LadaZette. the favorite. who had been
Loyalty supported
Taplin's third triumph was his victorious
ride on Keep Moving, IN the third. He
used the whip freely 10 get the mare 10
the wire three lengths in front of Royal
ONYX. an equal first choice
The summaries.
FIRST RACE-Fou- ard a half frrl-urs Golden.
" IapinI Is 10 I. won: Ladazette. lOI Garner. :
% 10. second. Cherish. IC' lCreevyl. Is 10 / third
Tine. 9;59. Stsrilthcr and SClago also ran.
SECOND RACE-Fve furlonrs. Ben LoyaI 100
Garner. 20 s, won, Dull Care So Nroorrl 3 m
second: Fanroita. III lINplin'. Y 70 10. third.
Time. l03 Carroll and HazcltEcrl,e also ran
THIRD RACE-Sesen frlucs Keep Moving loi
Tnplinl. even. won, ROYAL Onyx. lW ButveW
even. second, nrcdkn. l0i JBurrsl. q IN tbiri
Time. IN %. Three starters
FOURTH RACE-Fur f-rlorgs. P,cc,ri N,
Uapnl : 70 /. wCu Horizon iOl Iancarl Q m
5. second Maid lH Glass. Is % I. third Time
co 3-5. Susan. Win. Golden Dreaming and Pick
auinnv also uH
FIFTH RACE-Six furlonrs. Facada. IL
iCreeyyI 20 10. wen, George Field. % Garner
70 20 l. second. Ranvah, rs ipuranl 8 10
third. Time. lis bryce Motion. and De BURG
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Six furi,rrz. Galley slave n
Halu. 70 T. won; Pctrcuius. % Gamer. 10 :
second Bushbroom % Digginsl. IS TO I. third
Time. LIZ IS. Three starters
The Washington herald., 1910-04-21
Spring Operattc FestIvaI.

NasniugtOlS nrst spring musical les
tival, participated III by great operate
stars and the orchestra from the Net
ropoHtan opera House. New York. viii
be held al the Belasco Theate-, May ..
8. and 4 The seat sale opened at the
Wilson ticket Office En- Droops. Thin
teenrh and q streets northwest last
Monday.
Mile. Alice Nelson, primma donna So
Tran0, VIII be one OF the stars for the
opening night. MONDAY. May . Edmond
Clement. French lyric tenor. Will also
be in the opening bill. as viii also N.
De Sosurola, the Spanish basso, and Nile.
Marianne FIauhaut. contralto. These
soIois-s viii give the entire programme.
with compartments and interpretations
by the Metropolitan Opera House or
chestra-
Tuesday evening, May g. Miss Margaret
Keyes, conuaIto, Will be the soloist, as
sisted by a chorus and the Metropolitan
Opera House orchestra Al the WedneS-
day matinee. the Metropolitan House Of
chestra, Miss Roberta Amies, and the
High School Chorus will be the 'prirci-
pals" in a splendid programme. repre-
sentinc all the great masters
What Will probably be the gala night
Of the festival season, Will be Wednesday.
when Nine. Olive Fremstad. dramatic
soprano, VIII give a Wagnerian pro-
graume. The Metropolitan Opera House
orchestra Will assist
The Washington herald., 1910-04-21
chasc,s-PoIite vaudevi1Ie.

Chase's bin next week will abound IN
novelties. "Guardy' is the name OF the
recent success in which Edwin Stevens
Will appear. and the fact that ne is one
Of the most populaf stars in polite vaude-
willie added 10 the fact that he will be
seen for the first time in musical comedy
is expected TO cause an outpOuring OF his
admirers whose numbers comprise all OF
Chase's patrons. The company includes
Miss Tina Marshall The added attraction
will be another alliance of funmakers.
Johnny Hyams and Leila Mcintyre. whose
divertinE talents are hugely liked by the
amusement seekers MabeHe Carolyn
Church will provide a highly entertain
ing recital made up OF bits OF old plays
and poems. Edwards. Murray. and Tier
ney. the Woods trio; "Pnu." the mind
reading dog; Signor Anclotti. Frank
OdeIL and Rose Kinley complete the list
The Washington herald., 1910-04-21
SAN FRANCISCO SUMMARIES.

FIRST RACE-Five and a half furlongs. W. v
Rrlmhy. ~ (Wilamsl, 10 J. won Dreclello 10
lMolesworth), to l. second; Cantem, III Thomas
70 2, third Time, SOS, Omonde Cunningham
Vespasian. Sully, Dowercss. Cuyina Basil Billy
Saunders. Ethel Mex. and MOorek also ran.
SECOND RACE-SN and a half fmlongs Lord
Of the Forest ~ tkederis) 70 s. won; Airs. 10
tBorel. 5 20 , second; Ben Stone. III Scldenl. %
20 J. third. Time : % Is. saracinccsca Adena,
AmpedO. Bonnie Reg, and Ddeen also ran.
THIRD RACE-Nlile Ocean Shore 9. (Wnliams)
10 j. won. BeaUman. JOG Taylor, 20 3 second
tollie L.. los tTh0mas. 10 J. third. Time 40 IS
Onlene. Rubric. Martinmas. Roberta. and Livius
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Futurity oovrse. Jim Gafney,
ITO OCoburnl. 10 ). won: Faneun Han l02 Gala
ham, % TO 1. scCCnl; Kid North. IS lSeldenl 20
!. third Time. lilo. Dr. Dougherty. BnOHlar and
Johnny Lyons al-O ran
FIFTH RACE-One mile. Delmas. IS Thomas.
IS 70 5. won Pickaway. l07 (sedenl 20 J. second
Special Delivery, lC7 Williams. Is TO /. third
lime. 1 ~ l-5 DR.. Downs. Matte Mack. Camera.
rhs. Capt. Brunette. and Contra Costa also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Sx furlongs. Lena Lecch. los
CMentryi. 90 5. won; Emma c., loo tGargan 6
% = second. French Cook, IL lWiIliamsl. 10 2.
third Time. IA 5cryiceuce Hex Father Stafford.
A Hyman. Paul Clitcsd, and kctchel also ran.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-21
The CnIumhin-Thnr.ton.

"Thurston." the worlds greatest ma
gician. comes to the Columbia Theater
for a weeks engagement beginning next
Monday.
Those who have seen Thurston have
proclaimed him 10 be one OF the greatest
marvels of the magic world. His per-
Torrance is far ahead OF any similar line
Of entertainment. as he is provided with
more startling tricks and illusions %
demonstrate his ability than any other
past or present magician.
He glides through his performance with
smoothuess and an absence Of that
usual attempt 20 be mystic and weird, so
characteristic Of most magicians. but
depends alone upon his strong personality
and the perfection of his art and 10 at
tempt 10 explain the many creations OF
mystery in his interesting programme
would be useless. for all his feats are
accomplished Ia fun view OF his audi
ence and on a weil-Iighted stage.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-21
CHOYNSKI JOINS JEFF'S CAMP
Sam Berger Says Boilermaker Is in
Great Shape.
Programme In Future VIII Include
Boxing Every Day Until
shortly Before Fight.

San Francisco. April 20-Sam Berger.
manager for Jenries, was in town to-day
10 meet Joe Choyuski. who goes 10 camp
tomorrow 10 serve as Jeffries trainer.
Berger. while he admits Jenries is a bit
too light at this stage, says he IS in
great form.
The story sent out from camp about
Jeffries being bothered with cramps was
exaggerated, Berger said. "I have often
experienced the same thing There is a
nerve back Of the ear running down the
side and arm. II you are struck a blow
behind the ear IL will numb the arm.
causing temporary paralysis. That has
happened 20 me as IL happened 90 Jeffr!es.
but after thorough rubbing 1t did not
trouble him any more.
Il think he has been doing too much
work. but he has eased up and there is
nothing 20 be alarmed about. He may be
a trihe light. but he Will put on flesh.
want Jeff 20 take longer tramps, but
not do SO much jogging. lie can sprint a
hundred yards and then walk. After
Choynsk and 1 return there will be box
ing every day until about three weeks be
fore the fight"
The Washington herald., 1910-04-21
HIPPoDROME PLANS PROGRESS
Night AmuSementS Open Mt National
Park in June.

Reports from New York state the
American Hippodrome Company, which
Will have outdoor amusements al night
on American League grounds is rapidly
completing its plans
Portable stages are under construction,
elaborate ballets and spectacles in re
hearsaI high class and novel acts being
engaged, the matter OF lighting the
grounds adequately arranged. and a hun
bred and one details necessary TO a pro-
jet Of such magnitude are being salts
factorily taken care Of
Early fin June. the American Hippo
drome Company opens the American
League grounds at night with an amuse-
ment programme of unusual excellence
there will be no hitch whatsoever in the
proceedings.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-21
BIBLE STUDY BY MAIL
Movement Started by Pocket
Testament League.
FEATURE OF Y. M. C. A. WORK
Correspondent Course VIII BE De-
voted to Men Unable to Attend
Meetings, According TO Announce
ment of Director Davis, at supper
Given by Organization.

One Of the most important steps in the
growth of the Young Mems Christian
Association was taken last night at the
supper of the Pocket Testament League,
when d. A. Davis, director of religious
work, announced the Inauguration Of
correspondent Bible course in Washing
ton.
The course is a new feature Of Y. NJ
c. A. work and has never been attempted
in this city before. Some OF the most
prominent officers OF the association are
backing the movement and hope TO make
the innovation one Of the most success
full In the history OF the Washington
branch.
Director Davis announcement came as
a surprise to most Of the members Of the
league, although II was known by a few
that he had been working on new plan
for several weeks The correspondent
course will be similar in every essential
to the course inaugurated by the inter
national committee in New York city.
Course for Absentecs.
1t will be devoted to Bible instruction
for men who find It Impossible TO attend
meetings Of the league, which has 1,2JS
members I'm Washington. and national
membership OF 1000 men. The CORES
pondent course will enable men who work
at night, and men who live in the sub
urbs and find it inconvenient TO come
into the city. 10 study the Bible as
thoroughly as members OF the league.
In explaining the new course, Director
Davis referred 10 an employee " the Gov
eminent Printing Office and an empioye
OF the navy yard, who cannot pursue
religious study because Of night work.
Mr. Davis said there were hundreds OF
sailors. soldiers. and employees Of street
railway companies who viii be anxious
TO begin the study.
The studies viii he carried on through
the mails. and there VIII be no charge
to the student except a small fee sufi-
cient TO defray expenses.
DR.. 2 T. Zartman. OF Philadelphia,
secretary Of the Pocket League Of Amer
lea. who was the guest Of honor. de-
livered a speech IN which he told Of the
work being carried on throughout the
United States He said pocket editions
OF the Bible are being distributed every
where. 10 all classes and creeds.
Among others who spoke were Williams
Knowles Cooper general secretary Of the
y, N. G. A.; II. H. Thrift, chairman OF
assistant rector OF the Rock Creek Epis-
copal Church: II. A. GrinneU Benjamin
Matthews, and George Helmers.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-21
The Lyceum-..Thc kidder."

THE Kidder.' a new. two-act musical
comedy in conjunction with the famous
"Brigadiers." viii De the next attraction
al the New Lycoum Theater. In each
of the two acts there is a plentiful supply
Of original. wh.stlv. tlnefuI songs. form
ing most delightful entertainment. In
the cast are some of the best-known
vaudevillians and comedians 10 be found.
The list includes William Lester and
Blanco Muir. the Marteu Family. exuer,
bicyclists; May Orletta and Fred Taylor.
the Bartolettes. whirlUiud dancers. Ruth
Everett. Dick Brown. Harry McAvoy.
Dorothy Barnes. Grace Harmon. &c Mat
inees viii be given as usual