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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-12-16
School Entertainment Program.

SCbUVI cntcIldIRmtnl TlUSIdm,
The schools will give a Holiday
Closing Entertainment at the Audi
forum on Thursday evening next,
December %, to which cordial in.
vitation is extended. Following is
the
PROGRAM
Music. Melody of Patriotic Selections
Peterson's Orchestra
Music. School Songs. .....1OO Voices
Johnson School Chorus
ADDRESS OF WELCOME
Superintendent Lafayette Bliss
Character Sketch. .Hoolahan on Education
Alfred T. LoGue
Action Play. Dolls Lullaby. ~ Girls
Miss Ellen NJ. Boer
Dialogue. Christmas Visitors from
Other Lands ...........& Boys and Girls
Miss Emma J. Duffala
Costume Play..... Bo-Peep's Party.
.............. ...... ....21 Boys and Girls
Miss Olga Fylpa
Operetta. "A School Picnic .3S Boys & Girls
- Miss Edna L. Cole
Costume Characters. Indians the Old
Treaty.. 80. 90. .:......D Children
Miss Emilia V. Thompson
Little Play. Seeing Santa Claus.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .....H Children
Miss Ada E. Foote
Toast Hurrah for the Higgins
School. ...............15 Boys and Girls
Miss Agnes H. Landmark
Drill. .Sunf1ower March. "a Boys and Girls
Miss Eta F. Winter Miss Helen Purvis
Monologue....Mrs. Britzhoeffer's Troubles
Charles w. landmark
Dramatization. =. The Three Kittens.
900. ........... ..........a kd9. Children
Miss Anna Olund Miss Julia L. Stone
Characterization. "A Labor Day Parade
Observation-Disclosures. Boys and Girls
Miss Emma G. MOrk
Music ....... School Songs. 100 Voices
Primary School Chorus
Play. "A New Years Exercise .......
Observation-Disclosures. Boys and Girls
Miss Lucille Higgins
Original Dialogue. .....A School in Ala
bama. Boys and Girls
Miss Helen FryberRer
Dialogue .....Season Fairies.......
CHARACTERIZATION. ......S Boys and Girls
Miss Edna L. Johnson
Miss Anna E. Swanson
Action Music..... "A Sailor Song.
..........................2 cBoys and Girls
Miss Edna N. Devany
Dramatization .. Historical Characters
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Boys and Girls
Ida n. FloOd
Drill Memories..o Childhood 90.
................ ......... 20 Boys and Girls
Hazel w. Babcock
Story. ....... ...............A College Yarn
George ". Monroe
Play...... The Flag of All Nations....
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Boys and Girls
Miss katherine p. Sheehan
Music. Closing Selections
Peterson's Orchestra
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-12-16

III. FLEMING, licensed einbalm.
er and undertaken. Call pfoneI70K2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-26
CHIEF BOYLE SAYS:

As the danger 81 fire from hot
ashes and defective flues grows
less. with the coming 81 summer.
the danger from spontaneous com.
bustion caused hy the steady, beat
iug heat ~ the sun. increases
n takes GOODNESS to put out a
starting fire, said Fire chief Boyle
Throw water on the burning ma.
tcrlal, not on the blaze. One bucket
OF water will DO more good u
thrown on by handouts than u
dashed ON az cnec A small fire
may De smothcrcd with a rug or
blanket. or beaten out with wet
broom.
II sou can't put out the fire In
a minute. give an alarm az once BE
sure 90 close all the doors and win.
tows of the ro0m II you can, be-.
fore you leave. AZ the fire soon
eats up an ~ the oxygen In a closed
room Without freah air the flames
won't be- able 20 make much head
way before the frcmen arrive
Get out the things YOU most
want 10 save. after you have called
the firemcu Keep your head
Don't throw the clock out OF the
window and carry the bcdclothing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-26
HEADS NAMED
FOR ALASKA
CORPORATIONS

4. " Young. former Southern Pa
cific executive, was yesterday elect
Cd president Of the Northwestern
Commercial company. president
aud general manager Of the Alaska
Steamship company. and win next
November be officially elected vice
president and chief operating Of.
ficer Of the Copper River q North
western railway. thus making him
the head OF the Morgan 0uggonhoim
syndicate IA the Northwest
one feature OF the election was
the disregard Of the stock owned
la Seattle. The Peabody.Burnn
stock. amounting to ~ per cent ~
the total capitalization. has no d.
rect representative IN the director
ate Neither has n p Baokng. rop
resouting 100000. and J 2 Gold.
smith aud Moritz Thomson, repre-
sentins the schwabacher interests,
were treated IN the same forgetful
manner
y. W Ecclea. chief mining and
railroad expert Of the entire con
Germ. said yesterday that the Cop
per River a Northwestern road
would be finished % the BONANZA
mine by November ID. and that by
January J the line would be opcrat-
Ing nom Cordova 10 tho mine
Everything IL ready 20 begin work
on the road from Katalla 10 the
Boring river coal fields.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-26
BEWARE OF SUMMER FIRE"
(3)-Wrap

fires. Whom the summer sun
strikes the roof Il incubateh the
comhustible material and Il bursts
into flame. AtiicA usually hold old
Vanished furniture, greasy rags,
painting oils and old clothes ~iih
pockets containing matches AtiIca
often have temperature 81 10 de-,
greer which IL the ignition point of
matches. Remove as much inflAm-
mahle material a. possible and keep
the attic ventilated
Don't leave piles Of aawduHi or
floor Kwocplngh IN a corner or n
closet Heaps OF certain prepare
ton for sweeping floors with which
beuEine IL mixed often cause fires.
Don't let iufammahle material
like greasy oypralis or clothes with
matches IN the pockets hans IN a
tightly closed closet Be most care.
ful with closets under the stairway
a. escape Nv often cut off when the
stairway burns
Pine coal or gahea filied With
litter Ia the basement are liable 10
spontaneous combustion II allowed
10 get wet from an open window
Don't let children play with
fire"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-26

downstairs Don't save your new
chantceler hat aud leave your peck.
otbook fun Of paper money to burn.
II awakened hy the smell OF fire.
don't dress Wrap yourself In bed
clothing aud hasten out Shut the
doors you pass through, as draught
Will make the fire burn harder
When outside call the liromen and
find out where the fire f., 30 that
you can tell them when they arrive
Il IL dangerous % 20 above the
floor where the fire ~. ah heat and
smoke rise
you can often get out through a
hall filled with smoke By coins on
hands and knees when YOU would
choke and fall II you ran. That's
because the smoke ~ thickCHt
toward the ceiling Hold cloth
over your mouth and nose,
~ the stair below your room Is
burning and there Is no fire escape.
shut the door aud the trausom Ia
keep out the Eases Then open the
window and stand IN the cool air.
where the firemen and ncighhorH
can see you 70 that they may bring
ladder
"Altics and closets breed many
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-26
OLO SOLDIERS
WILL MARCH
ON MONDAY

Because the public schools viii
BE- closed Monday In honor ~
Memorial Day. All 81 tho depart
ments will give programs tomor-
row COMMUNICATING the services ~
men who offered t;ieir lives FOR the
preservation ~ the Union. Repre-
scntatives Of the various posts 81
the Grand Army Of the Republic.
members Of the Wumsn's Relief
Corps and the Ladies' q the q. A.
r. viii visit the schools.
Major G Newell. field marshal
Of the day. has issued an order fer
the line Of march on Memorial Day.
and requesting all the officers II
ali organizations wishing 70 take
part IN the parade OF the @.
A. n. to report TO him ~ s;So Mon
day morning at tho corner Of First
av. and Virginia ~. for assignment
Of position In the column. The
column will start at 10 o'clock.
moving south on First Az. 10 Pine
St. thence eas, to Second av., south
20 Cherry st. east 10 Grand opera
house
Citizens are requested 10 close
their places 81 business from 2 a.
m tiil noon and to place flags at
half mast during those hours. Fol-
lowing Is the order Of parade:
order Of Parade.
Platoons u city police. under the com
"f hsi,s N ~ ~ Aa,iassi i Guard Of
Washington and Rssimsntai band under
NE command Of Major wn. insies.
Tirst division. Washington Naval
hillua. under the command % Ensign
Henry la Motto
The above organizations VIII act as
The civil and military escort of the Grand
Field Marshal Of the Day
Major cicero Newell
The following named comrades are re-
me field marshal At $50 Tor duty r 3
Winrhell George hooker y Berry
George Bupdy. Herbert " Myers, Joseph
JacobY Conrade jackson and Richard 3
The oid Guard u 1891. mountod--Com-
fadss z. N Simpson. q. " swan, J. 3
Stevens. Charles kvariil
Drum and Hugle Corps 81 the Mercer
Island Parental School. under the direc'
| ton 81 Prof willis Rand, 8upt
John , Miller Post, No. A.. Grand
Army 81 the Republic. commanded b,
stevens POST No !. Grand rmy Of the
/ Republic. commanded hy Powell
James a. sexton Post No. i0s. Grand
Army % the Republic. commanded b.
/ Levi BRISTOL
| Green Lake Poat No ne Grand Arml
/ - the Republic. commanded by Comradi
| Morford
| Spanish War Veternns-Camp ThOrygs
son, Camp Fgrtapu. Camp Mckinley.
/ Carriages for the disabled comrhdei
/ % the @ A ~ and spanish War Vet
| Grams.
Carriages for the department officeri
! % the ", n g. and Ladies Of th'
/ a. a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-26
CLUB REGRETS
DEATH Of
TERRY

The King County Democratic
club has drawn up The following
resolutions ~ coincidence following
the death 81 John " Terry former
state committeeman
Whereas. 90 has picHHed The Hu-
prone Ruler ~ the Universe. 10 bic
infinite wisdom. 90 call 90 his etef-
nal rest our sincerely beloved and
houofod citizen John r. Tcrfyt
Whereas. not only hnf the
democracy n King county lost "a
fearless. energetic. faithful and con-
aoieuti0us worker whose work tend
81 only % The elevation ~ man
kind and good eitizennhip but his
loss will be feit BY both the state
and the nation.
whereas. the city ~ Seattle has
lost an upright ana progressive cit
iscn IN the death ~ John Y Terry.
his wife haa lost kind and loving
hsipmeet. and bic children loving
and affeetinnntr father
Therefore. be- d resolved that
the officers and members u the
king County Democratic club ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-26
100000 IN
GOLD ON WAY
To SEATTLE

Telorrams received by two local
banks yesterday notified them that
$500. oo0 in sold left Fairbanks yes,
tcrday Tor Seattle The message
10 the Washington Trust Com
pany notified that institution that
$500 600 had been shipped TO it
and the National hank OF Com
merce had a message that 100000
was destined for delivery TO H. The
sold should arrive here between
June 10 and rs.
This shipment rs much earlier
than that of any previous year.
n. G. Wood. president OF the First
National Bank OF Fairbanks.
Alaska. IN letter 20 w II Par
sons. vice president OF the Wash.
ington Trust Company, states that
the Fairbanks camp this year viii
produce between S6.000.0o0 and
sS.0o0. 600. This estimate Is for the
Fairbanks camp alone and does not
include the entire Tanana district
Advices from the North indicate
that the season has been an ideal
one. Water has been plentiful for
mining operations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-26
WIFE WANTS
$4,000 WITH
HER DIVORCE

A divorce and st5.500 Is what
Marion r. Armitage. wife Of Green
wood Armitage. asks In a complaint
filed in the superior court this
morning Mrs Armltage charges
that her husband. Who IL an officer
OF the Oregon Investment company.
has treated her cruelty for the last
IS months She charges that on
March Is be slapped her face and
that he has been In the habit Of
insulting her in public
She further says that, although
her husband Is easily worth $4,000.
he refused 10 pay the gas bin in
April. and as a result the gas for
their fiat was shut off At the time
OF the marriage I'm 1908. she says
her husband settled $500 on her.
which she gave him 10 keep FOR her.
She later sold an automobile and
gave her husband 81 900 derived
from the sale This money the wife
wants back and also $4,000 Of her
husbands fortune.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-26

Barron. his sehoolmate. which has
gone ou for over three quarters OF
a century
or will II end ever7 In heaven
wouldnt they seek and find each
other among All the angels
What message do you want 20
send 10 ell the brides and bride
grooms OF Iune7" you ask them.
Good luck 10 EN-" says Father.
Tell the men 20 pick out girls
whose mothers brought them up
right. as nay girls mother dld.
My girlts--s0 years old Ny
girls mother - dust these 70
years
Tell them to marry the boy they
love. and don't lee Rnything else
count. says Mother
And lot him be the bosaf' you
ask
II you love him you1l be glad
enough Of that" she says.
You say goodbye. thinking you'll
never see them again
But II they come 20 their seven.
tieth wedding anniversary ON April
20. 1911. the chances are that you u
hear about them that folks Ntu
hear about them from one end OF
this country to she other Their
wonderful love story will stand re
penting. year after year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-26
AND
TAT t At TEND
HER WEDDING

WASHINGTON. y G.. May 2C.--
Matilda Townsend. the heircHa
who refused to wed The Due d'Aiba
when she learned that her mother
had offered the noblemnn a mar
Rage settlement Of $4,000 annual
b II be would we'd the girl. was
married hafs AZ noon today 20
Peter GVslet Gerry NJ the Town
send home President Taft. Vice
President Sherman and members
81 the presidents cabinet were
among the guests
Miss Katherine Elkina. WHOSE
reported engagement 10 the Duke
d'AbruEEi Rt one time caused com.
mont in two continents, waa maid
OF honor 20 the bride Robert Liv-
inFatnn was best man.
The Rev Holland Cotton smith
rector Of ST Johns Episcopal
church. officisted.
The match vas n result Of love
az first sight" Gerry. the son Of
EldridRo r Gerry. OF New York.
met Miss Townsend at White
House ball last July The giri's
mother had her heart set on an al.
lance with the nobleman. but the
young couple are said 10 have con.
fronted her with Tire statement
that II she would withdraw her OBJ
lectiuna they would be married
quietly nj home, but that u she
opposed the match they would
marry Immediately
Among the presents WAS dia'
mond coraaEe. presented by the
brides father.in law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-26
LABOR GIVES
AID To WHITE
PLAGUE FIGHT

That organized labor considers
thn fight against tuhefcuiaslH as
just about hs important a movement
a. q ever Was called upun 81 pass
upon was made evident last uighi
sheu. at "a meaiinE AT Labor Ten
pie. All Of the unions % the city
agreed 60 forget their objections 90
the Mammoth rink. IN which the
big tuberculosis exhibit r. 20 be
held nest week and sivc Il their
enforcement
The meeting was addressed by Dr.
Eugene Kelley - the state board ~
health and William X Acklhben.
assistant secretary 81 the Anti.
Tuborruioais league They ox-
planned az some length the plans
q the league. and when subsequent
lY the union representative took
action. u was BY unanimous vote.
Tuesday has been Get aside "a
Labor day at the exhibit. ard the
best speakers 10 iabors ranks will
be heard There will be special
program ~ many features. and
every effort viii bs turned 20 max
ing II a notable demonstration
Superintendent A. = Burroushs
has also brought tnc county schools
into the fight He sent TO the league
headquarters yesterday and asked
Secretary Mckihben 10 send in at
once all literature he had az hand
for distribution among the county
schools and announced that a.
many A. possible OF the children
would be brought 20 the exhibit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-26
ISAACS BOY
FINDS NAME

The appeal NJ "tbe iaaacs boV
whose story waH told in Friday
Star has been heard This boy,
who hhd been tha Hard NJ Tho
Washington Children Home Hp-
cieiy Tor ~ years. wanted 10 know
who his parents were. He hnd
been received from King county
with no other record than "the
Iaaars boy" 10 wanted 90 know
whether there wnH anybody any
whore who belonged 10 him
HIS heart cry for "foika' reached
readers ~ The Star iu snohomish
and Charleston. and they have
written about his parents. who
died when be- waa little fellow
"rhe fsaacH boy" az iast has "a
record. f1r the first time in his
life be- can feel that be- has been
found. that be- had folks" that b.
belonged" 10 somebody
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-26
(coneludsd.l

(Coneluded.l
-------------------l-.s.
But their love affair was longer
than 70 years.
She Was just 10.
Il was 10 when be proposed TO
me-" she says. but loved him
when he thought was only a little
girl He was four years older than
|, and thought him very smart
Mother"
well. when was IS years Old
we'd known each other ever since
we we're born-I knew loved
him"
That was in 1885.
Hailey'E comet swung by uH To
that year. Now II Il back again,
and she still loves him There's a
vondor Of love for you--a love That
lasts through the cycle Of a comet
Yes" she goes on. 4 used 10 az
In church and look az the back Of
James head more than ! did AT the
preachers face And ] used 10
Worry about Il. too"
"she needn't have worried you
hear him say. 4 had my eye set
on her when she was only about
~ years old"
That was back in 1892.
And in these days Of one divorce
in ~ marriages. folks say love
doesn't last.
II Lasts Always.
You ask them whether e does
last. You sort Of feel that they
have a right 10 be heard BY all the
world on that question
1T lasts through thick and thin.
he says.
why. then. do We have so many
divorces these days."
Because folks don't marry for
love" she answers. Il feel sorry
for folks who don't marry. though. ="
she adds. presently.
She cant see how a bachelor
can keep alive and take care OF
up after him. but Mr.. Maxwell
thinks they have some use In the
world. Their duty. he says. 10 10
stand around and show other men
how Top sided q man can be with.
out woman"
She interrupts the conversation
10 give father" his medicine, ex.
planning that she is worried about
his heart
Il don't want him 10 90 before
do" she adds Il Wish we could
go together. I think II he'd go
first my heart would just stop"
But she smiles as she says A.
She knows Il probably will
May God Bless Them.
And you cant help praying that
II may all end that way-this love
affair Of James Maxwell. Scotch
farmer boy. and Mary Elizabeth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-26
PULLMAN co.
FIGHTS CUT

CHICAGO. May 20 Arguments
are being heard today before the
interstate commerce commission
on the Pullman rate case.
The Pullman company is at
tempting 20 prevent the commits
sion from reducing the rates OF
upper berths In sleeping cars
operating in the Northwest which
the commission ordered after an
exhaustive examination.
The attorneys for The Pullman
company. George Fernald and +.
h Daniels. argue that the Pullman
company Is not a common carrier.
that the only income Il gets from
its ears Is the rental Of berths. and
therefore Il Is not amenable 70
orders from the commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-26
TOWN VOTES WET
AND COUNTY DRY

SAND POINT. Ida, May 26.--
This county voted dry by a major.
lty Of approximately 425 at yester-
days election. according 10 returns
today Sand Point however. went
wet by 70 majority. Both the wet
and dry forces began their canvass
Of votes early IN the morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-26
SEYL.ER IS
ACQUITTEl

MAYS LANDING. Nj
But three days after h. ~. ~
Of tbe trial William gs,ls,
acquitted n The murde, =
Adams on the million 49,. 81
az Atlantic city. last nlrs,
Adam fell from The dr. y.
drowned one night Ii Fss'..,ls
The state claimed that se,i.. y 4
cd ihc 2iri from ne DER n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-26

TO QUlI
~ uaiisd Pre-.

'dilrhao. Nay 20 ma, {
a Fs''ra 'hs wheat dsr ~
,'f' ''"I banlnes psrmars..l
",' ihe authorllailgs .s.l
m'ni maae 90 fhe TINTED ' Y.
aat Ihe faet that rsiien.' ~
a'n. 'm'nis n propoa.s q
m'n'H NaFa been foIieTss "a
m ''' market is causing N e.
n'n'. i' ""ndsr what nsa y. -
ii"H h' DO planning 10 ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-26
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
BANK YOUR SAVINGS.
10 PER CENT INTEREST.

THAT'S WHAT THIS LITTLE
PROPERTY WILL EARN FOR
you A GROOM COTTAGE, 90
FEET OFF PIKE. A BLOCK
FROM BROADWAY. $1,000 OF
YOUR MONEY WILL GIVE YOU
A DEED. ACT QUICKLY. SOME
ONE WANTS THIS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-26
ARE YOU KNOWN HERE

Persons calling Tor mail az I
the general delivery window ~
the local postoffice will here
after b. required % establish
Identification or win be refused
mail The new rule IS the out /
come u what the postoffice Of q,
ficials say l. an Increasing i'm 1
proper use OF the mRlls--a /
large number of persons re- &,
eciging mail az the windows
should be getting Il at their !
residence or business address. !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-26

n ! loved a man who 4
smoked or chewed ! wouldn't 4
refuse him on that account .
says Mrs Jas. A. Maxwell, =
but no matter how much l 4
loyod him. wouldn't marry 4
him II he used liquor because 4
the liquor would drive away a
his good self that ! loved and 4
make another man OF him that 4
/ couldn't love
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-26

KinR county, Washington. extend
CO. fhr wife nnd family FOO ihia hour
of their sorrow and afnlciiOu ltr
heartfelt sympathy and coincidence
" a HoLZHElMEH
GEOHDE ~ RYAN.
A. ~ ERNST
Committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-26

A girl has strong acruplea against
flirting With a man after she Ia
tired OF him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-26

NORTH YAKTMA.--The Com
merciai club last night unanimously
adopted a resolution fav0rinE the
commission form ~ government.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-26

No matter how often man falls
Ca love be- can d0 u more fOolishly
next time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-26
$3.50

ON special Terms 81 only ttt0 down ana
~ Der week
Remember. there are but 80 Of these
outfits 20 he sold on these terms ana
they viii undoubtedly be snapped up In
short order n you wish Go get one II
will b. necessary 10 act quickly he here
the first thing tomorrow and have one set
aside for you. Remsmhor- special terms
and only 30 outfits
II pays 10 deal At headquarters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-26

OFFICES. TIA First sy Union Block
between Cherry ana Columbia ata
Eeattie Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-26
Save Your Teeth Nov

You save "a dollar.
we make a dollar and
loses two dollars when
We do your dental
work We work for
prices you ran pay
open evenings until r
ana Sundays until 4
Tor people who work
offices established
eighteen years and
not ia the Combine
HNffW nEMTAT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-26
EDIsON STANDARD "CYGNET."

Tomorrow morning We viii place on
sale 80 Standard Edison outfits. consist
ing OF the following Items
! Edison Latest standard Machine,
Amhsrol Records
/ pkg Graphite, 4 Automatic stop.
l bottle OH and ! on Can