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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-11-15
DINERS RAISE BIG FUND

Burlington. Iowa, Citizens Start TO
Subscribe S125. 900 for Y. VI. &. a.
Burlington. Iowa, Nov. 15.-Over
$4,000 was subscribed at a banquet
of citizens here last night as a start
er for a $125.OOO fund for the erec-
ton of a Y. NJ. c. A. building. The
rest of the amount needed will be
raised in ten days, IT, is declared.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-11-15
KEPT FROM GAME
BY AN EPIDEMIC
Michigan Board of Health Bars Cit
iZens of Three Towns Because
of Smallpox.

Lansing. Mich, Nov. 15.-Because of
the smallpox epidemic the state BOARD
of health has ordered the railroads not
to take passengers next Saturday from
Saginaw. Flint and Lapeer to the Min
nesota-Michigan football game at Ann
ArbOr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-11-15
CHICAGO POLICE
SCOUR THE CITY
Make Desperate Efforts TO Stop the
Carnival of Crime in the
City.

Chicago, Nov. 15.-Flying squadrons
Of police swept the city during the
night in an effort to stop the carnival
of crime. Most important Of the many
arrests made was Edward Langston,
wanted in connection with the murder
of his roommate, Fred Wright, a week
ago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-11-15
ASQUITH IS NOT PRESENT
British Political Crisis Fails to De-
Velop When Parliament Meets.

London, Nov. 15.-Parliament reas-
sembled today, but in the absence of
Premier Asquith proceedings lacked
the acute interest anticipated and the
political crisis was delayed until to-
morrow Today's cabinet session was
unusually prolonged.
London, Nov. 15.-The Globe this ev-
ening gives currency to a report that
Premier Asquith- is considering the
resignation of the cabinet, as the king
has refused guarantees sought by the
T -rlier
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-11-15
National Board of Arbi-
tratiOn Listens to
Its Logic
IN RECLASSIFICATION
Subject Not Reached in Gen.
eraI Session This Morning
May Go Over for Year.

Chicago, Nov. 15.-The National
association meeting adjourned until
tomorrow without action on the ques-
tIon of reclassification..
Begins Big Task.
Chicago, Nov. 15.-The National AS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-11-15

occur soon, but when told that the
retail meat dealers forecasted a drop
in the prices of meats they admitted
that the poultry and vegetable mar
kets would be affected.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-11-15
BALLOT WRONG;
GUTHRIE Is STILL
STATE CAPITAL

Guthrie, Okla, Nov. i5.-The SUI
preme court today decided the capital
must remain in Guthrie because of a
defect in the title of the ballot in the
election to remove the capital to Okla
homa City.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-11-15
NEW INVESTIGATION
IN JACKPOT SCANDAL

Chicago, Nov. 15.-The grand jury
today began a new investigation of the
legislative jackpot scandal. Repre-
sentatives White, Beckenmeyer and
Link were summoned before the in
quisitors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-11-15
Explosion In cartrldoe Factory.

London, Nov. ia dispatch from
Shanghai states % persons we're killed
by an explosion in a cartridge factory
at Paoting.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-11-15

Ames, Neb., Nov. 15.-The Johnson
& Graham elevator and sheep and
horse barns here burned today. The
loss is $4,000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-11-15

ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.
CFrom noon today to noon tomorrow.)
Sun sets 4 IS, rises 6:45; moon sets 6:14
a. m
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-11-15
RIVER BULLETIN.

Nearly stationary stages in the Mis-
sissippi will continue from below Du'
buque to MusCatine.
JIM. SHERIER, Local Forecaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-11-15
THE WEATHER

Threatening weather tonight and
Wednesday, with rain or snow. Not
much change in temperature.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-11-15
Continued on Page Four.)
INDIANA MAN PRESIDENT

w. ID. Foulke of Richmond Heads
National Municipal League.
Buffalo, n. Y, Nov. 15.-The Ma.
tional Municipal league today elected
William D. Foulke of Richmond, Ind
president; Clinton R. Woodruff, Phil
adelphia, secretary, and several vice
presidents. A number of papers on
important topics were read.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-11-15
Ranchmen Near Rock
Springs Hear Mexi-
cans Are Coming
PREPARE FOR BATTLE
Declared That There Is No
Ground for Rumor That
Reached Governor.

San Antonio. Tex, Nov. 15.-There
Is no truth in the report that armed
Mexicans are marching on Rock
Springs, Tex. where Rodriguez was
recently burned at the stake.
Rancbers Flock TO Town.
Rock Springs, Tex, Nov. 15.-As
the result of the report that a BODY
of 800 armed Mexicans were march
ing upon this town. armed ranchers
from the surrounding country are
pouring into town today. Ranchers
are so anxious for a combat with
the Mexicans they may start on a
march this afternoon TO meet the
alleged invaders.
Governor Warned.
Austin Tex. Nov. 15.-Governor
Campbell last night received a long
distance call from the sheriff of Ed
wards county saying that he had re-
ceived a telegram Of Del Rio to the
effect that armed Mexicans were
marching 10 Rock Springs, because of
the recent lynchins
Campbell ordered the sheriff 10
have all the sheriffs and deputies
from all the surrounding counties
report TO him at once.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-11-15

Temperature at a. m, 81. Highest
yesterday, 30; lowest last night. 80.
Velocity of wind at Z a. m, s miles per
hour Precipitation, none. Relative
humidity, at Z p. m. 65, at a. m. 5S.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-11-15

st. Louis, Nov. 15.-Governor Had
ley today addressed the American Fed
Grafton of Labor on ''Workingmen's 8
Compensation" The remainder of the
day was devoted TO reports of officers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-11-15
See 5-Cent Drop.

Four cents a pound is the decline
in beef prices in Detroit, pork is 3
TO 5 cents and poultry to . cents.
Omaha expects a 5 cents decline
on all meats will be reached by Jan.
l. The present drop in prices is
about 2 cents.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-22
CLUBS TAKE IN
Z new MEMBERS
PunS and HealaniS Name Men
to Attend A. A. u. Meet
ing January 6.

q. H. TarlotGn was named by the
lleaIanl Boat Club and ~ Castle by
PunahCu Club last night to repre-
Gent those organizations in the
meeting called By President Lortin
Andrews of the tentative A. A. 4.
TO form n permanent organization
Castle was authorized to name two
others, forming committee of
three, and Jack Guard and Kenneth
Brown We're named on. the commit.
tee.
The meeting called by President
Andrews is for January 6, and at
that time steps to form local
branch of the A. A. U. will be taken
with the idea of putting sports here
on such n basis that any records
made will be official ones.
At the Pun meeting two new
members were taken in, Sherwood
LOwrey and Alfred Young, and ar
rangements We're reported as having
been made whereby the club could
occupy Kamehameha Alumni Hall
until permanent home OF its own
was Sc ured. Nothing of moment
das done in regard to the A. A. U.
meeting, the committee merely being
instructed to see what was proposed
and then to report back to the club.
At the Healani meeting FIVE new
M tnI H.,
!. G. Glorkie, Alfred Hall, A. Lime
mann and Alfred Brown.
The club has made arrangements
with John Froellcher to give instruc.
tions in wrestling to the club mem
bers, and n new wrestling mat will
be procured mt once.
Both clubs are awaiting an invita-
ton from the Elks to take part In
water sports at the carnival.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-22

! Late this afternoon the final
events in the Fort Shafter meet will
have been finished and the meet have
passed into history. The events on
today are the rifle match, soccer
game and bowling tournament
In the field events yesterday. Com
pany + of the Twentieth won with
total of ~ points, and In the bas-
! ketball game Company HIS team was
\ victorious with u score of 10 to II.
In order the other companies stood
G. second place. with 81 points; II,
third. with 13; and l. at the bottom
of the list, with IL points 10 It's
credit.
In the relay race, which was an
event in which entire companies
competed, every man doing 100
/ yards. Company + won, with Com
pany II second.
In the blank cartridge race. + and
G tied for first place, Corporal Splcer
representing + and Private Mercer
being the Company G man.
Company II won the wheelbarrow
ra by Private Johnson. and Private
Little of Il finished second.
/ In making fire and boi ing water,
Il carried off the honors with Pri.
vate Morse. and + came second with
Private Worthy.
Then Company G won the striking
tent and rolling blanket contest with
the team composed of Corporal Smith
and Private GGngol.
Corporal Richter and Private Her.
rick of + won the live load race,
with Company II second. represented
by Prlvates Howell and Krapek.
Private LongfOrd of II won the
shoe rnce, and Private Foy came in
second
Entire companies participated in
the call to arms. Company F win
nine by lMving ito men dressed and
IN Emo for inspection In A min
utes. Company was Sc ond.
In the centinedc race there were
teams composed of eight men each,
and this was won by Company G with
its team made M of Sergeant Mich
OILS, Corporal Smith, Artiilcer Wick
! cry and Priyates Bowers, Carroll.
/ Henry. Hughey and Plummer. Com
pany + was second and the men on
that team were Sergeant Simmons,
Corporals Richter, Falkenstein and
/ Patton, Artificer Buford and Pri'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-22
fight PROGRAM
I'll is SHAP|NGUP
During Last Few Days Mer
Are Working Out In
Great Shape.

Everyone familiar with gprrts IN tho
city is pleased with the card Of bouts
which Is TO he Put on at Asah Thea,
trc on Monday night and believe that
the evening will he great success
In speaking of the fights scheduled
Dick Sullivan, who knows the game
rs well If not better than any person
In the Territory, stated today that he
saw no reason why the fights on Mon
day should not draw big crowds for
they were certainly all good bouts
which have been arranged.
The six rounds go between Young
Cans and Sarconi will be a lively
scrap without any doubt and when
II comes to the second 20 of eight
rounds between Fink and Bauersocks
there will be some great punches Civ
en- and taken on each side.
Joe McGurn and Jim Hoao both
realize that they have big fight on
their hands and this week they are
getting into training as never before
so that they will be able TO show the
fight fans that they are really in the
game from start to finish.
II Is predicted in some quarters that
this fight will not go the limit but
will last less than ten rounds.
Tickets have been placed on sale at
Fitzpatricks cigar store for the fight
and those who are looking for front
seats should walk mp at once with
their coin.
There are large number of seats
I'm the theatre but the best ones at
the ringslde and on the other parts
of the stage will be taken early.
Nigel Jackson has made arrange
ments whereby soldiers from all the
camps may get tickets to the fight
through the post exchange and this
will insure a large number Of men
present who would otherwise he nm,
able to attend.
The fights coming ms they do at the
end of holiday should draw large
crowds, the seating capoclty Of the
theatre Is over loco and every seat
should he taken.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-22

.BIRD-MEN COMING
ON WILHELMINA
Due to Arrive on tuesday and
viii Show Flyers,

Tue"day morning of next week tho
three bird-men from the coast win
arrive in Honolulu by the Wllhelmlnl
and for three days It Is PINNED 10
have one Of the machines. nj least
On exhibition some place in the city,
The first RiGhts arc to be made the
day before New Years ut Moanalu3
park, and some local people have the
bug that they want to fly in the air
with the ayintors who are to be here
during the meet
Ed. Lewis says that he may buy
n machine of his own after he sees
the result of the flights here next
week. and II he does he will give some
exhibitions all by his lonesome.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-22
COMPANY F HAD TEN POINTS
LEAD over & IN field MEET
FINAL SCORES WERE Al FOR F, 81 FOR G. 10 FOR H AND
II FOR E C0MPANY-H WON BASKETBALL MATCH.
INTENSE RIVALRY EXHIBITED

Yates Maxwell Keen and Williams.
II took Private Burris of Company
l. just 81 seconds to win the diving
contest, this being the diving to the
bottom of the tank aud picking w
twelve objects before rising to the
surface. Private Johnson won sec
ond place for Company II In this
event.
Private Maxwell of Company +
won the 100 yards swimming con.
test. doing the distance in one min
ute thirty-three and one fifth see,
onds. Private Brown of G took sec
ond place.
The tug.of war was the last event
and was won by q in the final pull
with Company +.
The basketball game was one for
blood. and the men looked as though
they had been in hard fight when
it was over. with II team victorious
over the team picked from the other
companies by score of 1911.
The linepps:
Company II ~ Sergeant Mccall,
center; Sergeant Woodruff and Cook
Durant. forwards; Privates Marsh
and Collins. guards. Yeager took
Marsh's pace in the second half.
Picked team Private Fulton. cen.
ter; Corporal Marks and Lieutenant
Chiffon, Forwards Hughie and VIII
Chapman. guards.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-22

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-22
BARKING.
RAsPiNG

BARKING, HACKING, RAsPiNG
Cough can be broken quickly by Al,
lens Lung Balsam This old, reliable
remedy has boon sold for over 10
years Ask your druggist about IT,
r--"Eor Rent" cards on sale a.
49, auiistln offins.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-22
SPORT CALENDAR.

u u u u u /: u u 70 :: % .. :! .. .. q
q SPORT CALENDAR. ::
+. Monday, Dec. &c. I:
q Big Fight at Asahi Theatre with :!
/: Preliminary Bouts. !.
. Saturday Dec. 81. I;
/: Airship Flight-Moanalua !;
u Race Meet at Hilo - Special ::
. Steamer from Honolulu Leaves !;
:; Friday Afternoon. !:
. Airship Flight - Hilo During !:
|. Race Meet. !:
y Sunday Jan. I. :
!! Airship Flight-Moanalua 8:
q Monday, Jan. 2. !:
:: Airship Flight-Moanaua %
:; Two Soccer Games Hawaiian :.
. Association Football League. ::
{. :.
u :, :: :, :; {. - .: :: 1. :; 8: :: ;. 8: 80 ::
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
Put an End to
Stomach Ills
Sold Everywhere. In boxes lOe and ZSc.
SECRETARY KNOX DOESN'T
FORGIVE EL0PING son
Lad Who Ran Away Win Pretty CO..
lege Widow" Fails &c VIZ Parent
BY Diplomacy

WASHINGTON March ~ecre-
tary of state Knox is piatin- hfa1'u-
heavy" as the irate Father 'oaa. amt
..nilander c. Ir with m- pretty A.
tie blonde college widow wife i pa
full retreat back % Providence Il IT,
after secret dteeu-minwr t4.h
with pa.
Phiander Jr.. engineered bis attack
on Washington yesterday With tue
wariness OF a Fabius tie and his
wife. hcr mother and prof. French
of the Morris flights school which
Pailander. Jr left 10 eiope. started
Tor Washington on the Fedora. EN.
press Mrs. Knox. Jr. however was
left ~ Baltimore and he~ husband
and the professor slipped quietly into
the capitol 10 beard father IN his den.
With Hawkshaw caution they MADE
their way 10 Secretary Knox nome.
The door closed and silence hrooded
softly over the scene
Last evening Philander lr. left Tor
Providence. having summoned wife
and mother-in-laW from Baltimore
Il am expecting aud hoping 10 hear
frcm father after ne gets used 10 me
Idea OF my being married, ne SAID
sadly. No he did not seem q like
tho idea at all
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
DEFALCATIoN is 100000
French Government Llquidator Says
Ne Lost All in Spec uisticn.

PARIS March g-The detalcation
or Edmond Duez. government uqui
dator in the sale OF church property
as a result OF the separation OF church
and state grows as The governments
PROBE goes deeper and are today
placed Al s2.000.000 with the fear that
they NAV vet De double this amount.
In his cell today Duez declared
every cent or the loss was the result
or his speculation on the bourse
He says he began his speculations
in small way. bat gradually owing
10 The iaxity OF the government IL
Watching the work OF the liquidators
be increased his bourse operations
With uuyarying bad luck Duez tx
pressed surprise thar the shortage
had not been discovered before. which
leads 10 the belief that others OF those
connected with the sale OF the church
property which was estimated TO
have been worth s200000oo0 may be
guilty
The government will order thor
ough Investigation OF all liquidators
LAWYERS and church trustees and It's
report is waited with apprehension
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09

oId all Ia my power To prevent Lcr
marriage. Jul Il va useless. Sac la J
rot been married Is hours until SIN"
Legan to be disi,iusioned
II despise the man who called he
ME and the remarS he made on thai
terrible a;gn brands him a con
trmptible cur rs Tor thc chauffeur.
look upon him ia the same light a. ]
would mad c1g that Cudahy hal
brought Ito tho house.
The house ir rhirty-sixth-st is ~
tfust for the child 'er and will remain
their home The family viii stay mere
and show the vorld that Edna has
nothing 30 bc ashamed OF. ony
ann nv ddugmCl Tor being impett-
ous and GOr disroearding the opinions
oi her neighbOrs
n the man Iilis had been warned
;way from the tpus, Py Mr. Cudany.
We had 40 business there. 40 10,
,pink he did tho night thing by com
ing. Ny -barght"I in her contempt
FOR the scandal Longers could MOI see
the Ughr hat w,rilt be- cast upon her
lbs alioNug nm 20 remain her frient
and cali
realil. thar mauf people here are
,.T.ous ~ uer locks, talents ant
aarm.. aud hing of this kind -
meat ana drink for iaem. But ! nav
lo9u nv daughter all her life and !
snoR he, noniity and heI passionate
eve tor her children They are an 't'
IS ovid TO aer
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
Reaeh,s 1910 Guide Out.

Reach's Official American League
Guide for 1910. published by the \ J
Reach CO. OF Philadelphia and edited
by Francis G. Richter. OF sporting
Life j. out. IL can be said without
any qualification that. excellent as all
OF he editions OF the Reach Guide
have been IN recent years, the 1870
Guide l. the hest hand book OF the
kind ever ISSUED by this or any other
publish -r The special distinction OF
the 1910 Guide is next To the text
quality az paper used and the number
ana beauty OF the engrayings furnish
ed the world championship series be-
Ing specially we'll lowered with splen-
did action pictures The American
League Guide for 1910 is in all re-
speCts iirst-class handbook FOR the
national game and a decided credit 10
the Am. riCan league. This is the ninth
annual issue ot The Reach Guide as the
official handbook of The American
Ieaguc and the twenty-eighth consecu.
tive year Jf It's publication as a book
of record and reference for the entire
baseball world
The look gives q complete review Of
rhc American leagues ninth eVentful
season as major league complete
rtords aud averages OF The American
league 1909 race and PLAYERS a graph
ic story OF the American leagues part
m ihe memorable post-season world
championship series Of 1903 synOp-
,Is OF all remarkable American league
pitching 'eats and also OF all the note.
worthy games % the 1909 season. and
general review ~ all matters affect.
m. the American league during the
whole oi g03 and 1870 mp 70 publica.
uou
\ member OF the British mousse o.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
CLYDE WEBSTER HUSTLING
Prepares "Fifty's' Ordinance IN Room
IN Ste. Claire Hotel.

Clyde Webster is endeayoring @
complete the re. or and traction or
linarce which m was instructed by
ne executive committee OF the con
Elittee OF ifty 10 draw up in time fu~
meeting OF tie executive. Friday
evening
To secure ouiet he has taken d
room in The Hotel Ste. Claire and e
giving most OF mis- time 20 the WORT
After 1t is complete. the executive
committee will pass upon H. ana Il
will then be submitted 10 the gene ~
committee. in all probability
meeting OF the genera commit
tee may be held next Monday nie1t
although this is far from certain M
tGat cas- the repor' and ordnan q
should - 10 tue council TUESDAY
right
There Will Their remain but one thing
for the committee oi ffJy 10 do
,scertain the vaue OF the d. g. T..
property within the city OF Detroit
This will be done Dos holding hearings
On The Bancroft and Adams appralsaIs
u is expected tP7t both will be a.
tackled 10y the y t. X experts Tu"
appraisals Involves only the Traction
clans as showing the amount upo
which per cent profit is to be- gia
Gnteed
No SPECIAL election on the street
railway question can be- held up
tne D. L K agrees to pay fhe election
expenses
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
HILL DEFENDS
STORAGE PLANTS
Railroad Magnate Says System Is
Needed--7Meat Strike in Cities
Dies Natural Death.

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI March e.
Discussing tuc criticisms that have
octn published against the cold stof
aec institutions OF the country, James
. nui has taken MP the cudsels IN De
hail ot these concerns
The widespread and unfaNorable
general discussion directed against
cold storage. Hill said, Is harmful
and strikes directly at the great policy
OF conservation and OF increasing 1000
supplies 20 meet the requirements oi
our constantly increasing population.
There are few things which auort
greater benefits than Tie one termed
Cold storage. the system OF holdinS
prushable food products in specially
cold storage warehouses
from seasons or plenty when nature
ln prounc until he time when nature
is dormant
IT encourages the fruit grower to
increase his or, hards and vineyards,
AID The farmer 20 increase his herds
and focks. which conserve and IN.
crease the fertility of his fields. al
with the assurances that the products
OF his orchards and his farms can De
handled ana preserved until the sea.
son ~ scarcity and placed on the mar
kets Of the world 20 hnd ready SAFE
n insures The consumer STEADY
supply OF the products OF orchards and
farms during The season OF scarcity
whether ne be located In the midst OF
producing sections or remote IRON
them
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09

slkc nights last summer lhose VINO
have seen thc piece say hat theie
are more laughs an,h better run IN
one act than iu halt the comedies
nov 0n the road rolled into 0pe III Is
tne merNest of all PLAYS And there
is sentiment too Love scene AFTER
lo,c scene. some OF them mirth pro-
Nollinc aud Others filled with leauti
ful sentiment abound IN the play.
There is "A dehghttul southern dini"-
sphere about il an thar sugeesio me
i1nd >of the roses aud thr palmetto
ThE principal ROLE that oi senator
Lanedon Is PLAYED los Burr Mcm
tosh. once famous as "rafy IN lrt-
by while VIII neming one ot tht
most brilliant Of orr Younger coined
ians. is equally successful a. the
breezy young Yankee secretary
Ed Lee Wroihe, late star of Me.
Him and /. vii he the chief merry
maker In the Ginger Girls COMPANY
which comes To the Gayety sunday
The production includes two bWieUdS.
"Fairday In pocatella watch Affords
opportunity for many outdoor games,
among them tootban game. ana
christmas Eve pathetic and spec
tauclar Jableau With q lively and
"a lariuus blaze OF comedy totloWlns
Among those I'm he support oi Mt
Wrothe are George stone of Wizard
OF o. tame Harry Hills Fred Hun
ter VIII h Ward Jennie lie Beau.
Jeanette Sherwood and Berfie Bardy
When Miss Marie Tempest landed
in New York q while ago 10 begin her
tour In Penelope the comedy IN
which she will he seen IN NJ Detroit
opera house, March u someone asked
her how she would define happiness
she having remarked that she WAS
very happy" 10 be in America AGAIN.
Getting VIVA and where you want
when YOU want N was her reply