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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-12-03
HOWARD THEATRE, WASHINGTON
CHANGES MANAGERS.

Something wrong but the new How
ard Theatre at Washington is under
the management of white people and
they will play and book white com
panies exclusively.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-12-03

Baby Cox, the hit of the act is only
three years old and she is a wonder
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-12-03
THE cox TRIO.

The Cox Trio are making a hit at
the Duvall Theatre, Atlanta, Ga.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-12-03
ITO the Manager of the R. NJ A
Club, Denver:
Ration n Meyico Nov 90
Ration, n. Mexico

RdLOn, N. MEXICO, NOV. y.
Dear Sir: | am managing a good
clever boxer, and thought | would
write you, as | see that you are well
supplied with boxers in all classes.
My man fights at 14S lbs, will give
Is pounds. And if you can get some
one to fight him here, I will send
tickets for him and his manager at
once We don't draw the line; will
fight black or white. Please consider
this offer and oblige,
-Russel A. Montgomery"
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-12-03
SCOTS CHAPEL NOTES.

The Rev c. w Holmes will preach
Sunday afternoon. We invite the sis.
ter churches and their pastors TO at.
tend this service This will be the
occasion Of our third quarterly confer
ence. The Rev j. J. Cabbell the dis.
trict superintendent viii preach in the
morning and evening and will admin.
lister the Sacrament OF the Lords
Supper in the afternoon.
The Thanksgiving dinner given by
the Ladies Aid Society and members
and friends OF the church was a grand
success. We wish to thank all who
helped to make this affair & success.
Mrs. Louise Burrell. the president
worked very diligently to make this
undertaking second TO none. She de
serves much credit for the way In
which the dinner was managed The
various committees worked in har.
mony from the beginning to the end.
Miss Bertha Edgman and Mrs. Beu
lab Brown will lead the Epworth
League Sunday evening. The meeting
was led by Mrs. Ada Castry last sun
day evening You are invited to at
tend these young peoples meeting and
take part in the discussions which
are becoming very interesting.
The Renovation Rally will take
place on the second Sunday In De.
cember. We thank the sister church.
es and their pastors in advance for
any assistance that may be rendered
on this occasion. We wish to cover
our church edifice and the parsonage
before the severe winter sets in
Please give us a little boost
Mrs Anna Ledbetter is confined to
her bed with severe attack Of rheu.
matism. She is stopping at 271l Stout
street We wish for her a speedy re,
coyery.
The official members are urged to
make out their reports for the third
quarterly conference which will be
held on Saturday evening
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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-12-03
JACK MORRIS WILL MEET JACK
SULLIVAN.

ITO the Editor:
Dear Sir: In reply to the challenge
made by Jack Sullivan in your paper
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
Sailing June II.
1RELAND-SCOTLA
THE TOIiR In DETAIL

niaeept White Star Line s. s. Baltic s as. s
vessels crossing the Atlantic.
June 1s-Arrive at Queenstown and con-
June June ls.cork (1mperial HqteD. Beau
made to romantic nlarney Castle. stopping
celebrated bells,
June 20 and 2l-To Killarney by the
nous drives in the world We take train for
Bantry. where coach IS waiting to convey
Glengarif (Eccles HoteD. The next morn
ing coach Is again taken for forty-two-
eon ne During s'n the Srive we look upon the
Peaatn Of 9a1t and
deep valleys, with rushing torrents and
waterfalls. pass along roads thick with fern
June 22.-Killarney (Royal Victoria Ho-
tell, From here we shall drive, through the
Muckross demesne and along the shores of
the Lakes of Killarney to the ruins, OF, Muck
prettiest little jewel of a ruined abbey ever
seen" The drive includes the gu int Din,
ted. The metropolis Of Ireland surrounded
ny Mhe the s' principal places Of interest =
June Is and 2s.--To Belfast: especially
9f 1S to n
Counties HoteD,. one of the most northern
sort noted for It's exhilarating climate Dur.
ing our stay we shall make an excursion to
the Giants Causeway, curious basaltic for
nation running out from a steep cliff into
the sea Proceed to GLASGOW by fast tur-
bne steamer passing close to = the mammoth
OF many seacoast towns. the Island of Arran.
ana AYRSHIRE, THE Land of Burns" we enter
the Firth OF Clyde.
Scotland.
tells Containing a noted cathedral univer-
sity and municipal buildings.
June .s,--one OF the. memorable trips of
the tour is that from GLASGOW to Edinbursh.
Bailoch Pier: then steamer. ride on Loeb
shore lies majestic Ben Lomond. Soon we
reach Inversnaid. with its celebrated cave
once used bv Rob Roy and King Robert
Bruce, within easy walking distance. Here
we take coaches to Stronachlacher. where
we stop for luncheon, Then follows q, de-
lightfu sail of eight miles over Loeb la
trne, among whose attractions is the beau
tirul E1lens Isle, imhlortallzed by Scott
From Trossachs Pier coaches convey us
through the Wild and rocky p parts Of The The
country of Rob Roy and the wooded glade
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Germany.
Saturday, June 25.-Morning in Munich.
Continue In the afternoon to ODER AMmer-
sau
Sunday. June 2s.-At the Passion Play,
Ober Ammergau.
In Munich. carrIase drive. Visit the he Royal
Palace. Treasury. Museum, etc.
Wednesday. June 2s.-Travel via Hof to
Dresden.
Thnrsday. June &c. and Triday July " ~
schioss. the famous Picture Gallery Green
the 2t krche S with the the Royai Tombs ana
SATURDAY, July 2, to Tuesday, July Sin
Berlin. Carriage drive. Visit the Royal
lament House. the Royal Palace and Maui
soleum at Charlottenburg.
Wednesday iuiy ,s-MoTqing cypress S rss y to
Ariadneum. the Romer and Kaisersaal
Thursday, July. In Wiesbaden: Car
rage driys visit the Trinshalle' kursaa
Friday July s.-To Biebrch, and by Rhine
steamer to Cologne
SATURDAY July I'm Cologne Visit 1T the r.
Ursula and st. Gereon.
Sunday, July TO- to Tuesday, July I'm ;
Amsterdam. Carriage drive Visit the p. ROYAL a,y,
Kalner STRAIT, Diamond Cutting Works, =, etc e:
Wednesday July 13-The Hague visit
old old Spanish SPANISH Prisons. etc Carriage drive to
Scheveningen and the palace in the Woods"
belgium.
Thursday July 14-To Antwerp. Visit
the Cathedral with Rubenss masterpieces,
Church OF st. Paul, Royal Museum, etc
Friday. July 10, and SATURDAY. July IL
In Brussels Grand HoteD Visit the Hotel
dc Vile. Martyrs Monument, Column Of Con ION
gress Chamber of Deputies. palace or Jus
tice. Cathedral, Royal Museum or Paintlngs,
Wiertz Museum. The International Indus
trial Exposition. to be held during the sum
nler season. will also be visited
sunday July IL to Friday, July GIN
Paris tHotels Palais\ dOrsaN: du Louvre or
Continental). Two days carriage drives VIII
be arranged to visit the more important
places of Interest in the city,
Saturday, July %. to Saturday. July 60
In London (Hotels Royal st. Ermins, First
Avenue or Iiol5orn Viaduct). Two-daSs car
rlage drives. visiting the many places OF
interest in and around the city.
saturday July 30.-Sail from London by
Atlanvic transport Line steamship Mime
apolis" FOR New York. (soo sberth is In
cluded in the fare)
Mondax August s,-Due to arrive at New
York.
Tour l,y steamship "Ikoenig Albcrt". $3.50
Tour by steamship "Romnnic'.,... s07C
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Bartlett's Early British Isles Tour

OF the 'Brstled Land, with Ben Venue in
proceed by coach via the Brig o'Tnrk. aglow
With tn purple heather. and along Loeb Ven
ror; passing samson's Putting Stone, We
come to Colantogle Ford. where Roderick
Dhu and Fitz James engaged in mortal COM
ear AN, and proceed to Edinburgh.
station Hotel One Of the the, most 'i beautiful
cities Giles OF Europe. carrIages will be fur
aaae St ss chnre ehd a no hs
Castle. one OF the most picturesque fortih-
cations in Europe
a age to Stsi Me ;5 on the Tweed Here
IN the wer hf runea Abbey
Ma4 asf the hesr 81 h E saetsh
ing trip will be taken through the country
to Abbot sford, the home of Sir Walter Scott:
are Inferred.
'fS the os Haifn o fss
English lakes. The night Will be spent
the mountain paths dear to to Wordsworth tl' ana
n9 July psr and PSf' ga degstfS coaching trip
will be taken twenty-five miles through the
bordering the lakes of perwentwater. Thirl,.
mere, Grasmere. Rydelwater and Winder-
Hotel), most charmingly situated and offer
Ea H This Whole district us is cose 1 as
ISOLATED with the lives OF Wordsworth. Cole
ridge. Southey, Ruskin, and many other men
Of letters.
July and 5.--Leamington (Regent Ho-
ted. A famous watering place with mineral
springs. From here the party Will visit the
castle and grounds of the renowned King
Maker at Warwick. There will be other
coaching trips through the pleasant War
wickshire country to Kenliworth Castle, one
of the finest baronial ruins In ENGLAND, and
to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. At the latter place
we shall visit the home of Shakespeare, the
Church of the. Holy Trinity. containing his
remains, and Anne Hathaway's cottage.
July to 9.-London (Hotel RusselD. Our
visit to the metropolis occurs at the height
July s-Members wishing to return at
once TO America will sail on the S. s.
"KroonIand:" l2,lss, tons: Of the Red Star
those wishing to prolong their stay. ar
rangements may be made to return any time
and by any line desired.
Price of Tour M. 1877: New York to New
York, $4l0.
Conditlon-Fcaturcs--Eef
separate brochure, Travel Free from
Care in 1910 tells dehnitelv what is in
also complete roster OF our 1910 tours, a
list of recent clients of Hnrtietts Select
Tours, and valuable suggestions for those
Interested In travel. Sent without charge
on request.
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Sample Itinerary of To,rs-Score of Others ON Application
Clarke's Vacation Tour "V to Europe

werp, rejoinlng party, in Brussels July 10;
$40 extra. Carriage drives included at The
TUESDAY, July ls:--Leaye London at . 4,
VIA p9nep to a 15tsnd srrTing n a. s at
Hotel Gand ct d'Albion, and taking train
for Brussels. arriving there at 7:15 p NJ
ostend is called the Monte Carlo of the
North 1t is the summer residence of I'll the e
links, and has II population OF 10000.
Wednesday, July 2o.-In Brussels. Car
rage drive, three hours.
Brussels.--vsit the Cathedral. Royal Pal
a er asFd by B1Go View e That ase
erected at a cost of over slo.ooooo,ooo. -.
Leave Brussels on 6:15 P. NJ train for
Paris, arriving at 1915 p. NJ.
Note.--Those taking either the $40 Rhine.
oberammergau and Swiss. trip, or the $500
italian trip. leave the main party at Brus-
sells and travel to Cologne.
Grand Hotel Paiais d'orsay.
Wednesday night to Tuesday. July 20 to
2b:--in Paris,
train from Paris to London via Calais. Dover
tthe popularl short sea route). Due London
p. NJ, and arrive in London 5:ss a. NJ, if
any prefer the l night service extr, d. IN
London.
Nets;-Those wishing to Leave ave the party
extra board at about Sits per day in first
class lodgings, or about $500 per day in
hotels. Mr. Clark Will dispatch con-
ductor from Paris to London and Glasgow
July &c and August 8. 10 and II, and from
London to Glasgow with A. B. G and .
Sections on July IS, August 4, II and 49,
Clark's conductors and Paris agent will give
every information and assistance
Hotel accommodations cease with break
fast on Thursday. July rs. August 4, IL and
IS, for those visiting Ireland two days
rates (Thursday to Saturday.. go to cover
difference for travel tickets via Ireland. i
YOU return through ireland you can travel
with our conductor to Chester by simply
paving your own hotel bill from THURSDAY
before dinner, conductor paying the
Incidental expenses.
Thursday July 2S.--Leave London at $3.50
A. NJ by Great Western Railway from Pad
dington station for Stratford- on Avon. Shake
speares birthplace due there at 1915 P. NJ,
The railway ticket allows q stop-over at
Windsor to see Windsor Castle, and at OK
ford and Warwick castle.
Friday, July 29.--Leave Chester at S:45
A. M. by L. & N. w. Ry.. and arrive at Glass
gov at $40 p NJ. Central Station Hotel !
SATURDAY, July so.-Leave Glasgow at 10
A. NJ bv train to Greenock and popular
Anchor Line steamer "Furnessla for New
York (S45 grade cabin berth included.l
SATURDAY., July S0.-Steamer touches at
Movillc Derry, at p NJ
Tuesday. August o.--Due back In New
York
Cost Of Section "a" Vacation Tour j. sc75,
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Abbotsford, York, London, Dover, Ostend.
Drusscls, Paris, Calais. Dover, London C%ind-
sor, Oxford, strntford-on-Avon, Chester,
Cost of 30 Days Tour. 1875.
ITINERARY.
SATURDAY g sa at from T Pisr
York. by the fine twin-screw S. s. Gale
donia," of the Anchor Line.
Ireland.
Sunday, July 10.-Due at Neville Land
passengers and mails for Ireland Steam
past the Giants Causeway and up the Firth
OF Clyde in full view OF the grandest scenery
OF the British Isles.
Monday, July 11,-About A. NJ land at
Greenock and take trains (21 miles to Glas.
gov, the second city in the kingdom: or, If
the tide is favorable continue on the steamer
two hours up The The Clyde to Glasgow est.
hour Via North British HALLWAY to Edin:
travelling via the Trossachs to Edinburgh
viii leave Glasgow by 1857 a NJ train in, Via 4,
through the Highlands of Scotland, Beau
tirul scenery all day, rendered doubly SO by
hs seh s Ma eab Ts
Trossachs and Stirling, Castle are passed.
Dine at Aberfoyle Hotel. Reach Edinburgh
Bridge e;i' 1Royal ~ Hotei ell, 0ss' -
d oas q Iu most n qh
house Of John Knox. Edinbnrgh Castle, Holy,
Church and Cation Hill These are objects cts
That first sam the ttenon the traveller
"Wednesday. July 13.-Leave by 1903 P. NJ
train via North British Railway On one
hour for Melrose Abbey (sl milesl. Visit
the Abbey. the noblest ruin in Scotland
Drive g miles) to Abbotsford, on the Tweed
the home OF Sir Walter Scott. Here an hour
is pleasantly spent passing from room to to
the Impress of its owner. (Abbey or Hydro
pathic Hotel)
England.
THURSDAY, July l4.-Taks Sill A NJ train IN
from Melrose via Newcastle and Durham TO
York; due at 2:2s P. NJ, The chief interest," interest,"
centres in York NI1nster' one of the largest
and grandest cathedrals in England, occupy
Ling the site of one of the most magnitlcen.
Anglo Saxon churches II is "a feet longer
than St Paul's and l4o feet longer than West
minister Abbey.
Dine at 5;l5 p NJ at the station rs IS Y,
rant or hotel Leave York at $50 z. M.
ana arrive in London at 1925 F. NJ
rive Days In London
| AT the new Imperial Hotel, a delightful
situation in Russell Square.
Thursday P. NJ to Tuesday, July II TO H.
In London.
/ don at IS p NJ. on Sunday, July II, Via the
Hague, Scheveningen (Rotterdam) and Ant
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Thos. Cook & Sons Tour 81

(IncludlnS the Passion Play mt Ober Ammer-
Eau), leaving New York by North German
Lloyd Sseaniship "ISoenig Alberto and Dos-
ton by White Star Line Steamship "Ro-
manic.' on SATURDAY, MAY IA, 1910, visit
ing Gibraltar Cthe Azorcs), Italy. italian
lakes. Switzerland, Germany, the Rhine
Holland, belgium, France ana England.
DAILY ITINERARY.
Saturday, May II. 191O.--Leave New York
Aibert.- tsteamer sails from Bremen piers
is so included in t the fare. 80 = - .
Monday. May 2$.--steamer calls at Gbral-
Thursday. May 26.-Arrivc at Naples.
boston Section.
White Star Line steamship "Romanic;,.
fCharlestown;) sta,eroom berth at rate of
500 l. inci9 9ds. g % the E. fare ,.n. ~
Azores, usually allowing time for a visit on
! shore.
star. Carriage drive. etc
Thursday May 26.-Arrive at Naples.
Italy.
Fsaay May Fl to June ns
ftional Museum. Aquarium. Cathedral, Heights
o. r TpssRg June 2 TO Monday, June s.-1n
Rome. Carriage excursions will be made,
with lecturer to the points of interest on
TUESDAY. June 7.--Travel by morning train
Z Wednesday Juno 8, 10 fsTludS, June W
In Florence. Carriage drive. Visit the Pitt
and Ufflzi Palaces. Bargello Cathedral. Bap-
tistery campanile Palazz1 vseehi o. Me s,.
Of Michael Angelo Calico.
Saturday. June 1l.--By morning train to
Sunday, June ~. to Tuesday. June H.
famous church Of San Marco, the Doge,s
Wednesday; June is-Travel a. ny morning mo Ing
Brera Gallery, Santa Maria dele cirazis 70. for
picture of the Last supper Church Of San
AmbroGlo, ETC.
Italian Lakes.
Thursday, June 16--Bv rail to Como, and
steamer on Lake Como to Bellagio.
Friday. june 17.-Travel via Porlezza to
Lugano. on Lake Lugano. thence to Lucerne.
Switzerland
Saturday. June 49, and Sunday, June Ia
In Iucerne. Visit the Lion of Lucerne'
the. Glacial Garden, the Cathedral, old
Monday. June 2o--Travcl via Meringen
and Brenz to Interlaken
Tuesday, June 81. and Wednesday,, 1une
drummer. wengern Alp and Jungfrau.
Thursday. June 23.-Travel Via Thun and
Berne to Neuhausen (Falls of the Rhlne).
Friday June 24.--Proceed via Lake Con-
stance and Lindau to Munich.
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WITHOUT TROUBLE

selected the the of sailing and the location
your ateroom and also the number of occupants
Otherwise all passengers the Second Class have equal privileges
If you will ASK MIR. Bowman mentioning your requirements
he will gladly give you the particular information you DESIRE sail
ings plans He will obtain offer of accommodation
the Of the service you desire and if the satisfac
tory yo will arrange for its reservation In he will
the necessary tickets and you the and trouble of
correspondence In Short he vii attend to the whole for
yo many places will arrange for your rail tickets for the
port which you sail, all you
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TRINIDAD LINE,
togo KISEN KAIsHA ORIENTAL,
S. S. CO.,
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Perhaps trip abroad has you before and
you have reluctantly said yourself that you could afford
Whenever palace has been heraded you have read
lin the glowing of its dimensions, many blocks
long, depth many church spires high many
millions of dollars of the magnicence and luxury of its appoint
and the wonders of its for safety and for
concluded that available railroad
corporation presidents only But the fact that the
cost of round all exorbtanthat
IF you with ordinary round ticket
1.-THE Second Class be had for $500 upwards according the
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Leaving New York July 2, 1910: The twin
screw $. S. "CIledona" visiting Glasgow
tTrossnchs), Edinburgh, Melrose Abbey
AbbOtsfOrd, York, London, Dover, Ostend,
brussels, Paris, Calais, Dover, London CWind-
sor, Oxford, Strntford-on-AvOn, Chester,
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FREE FROM CARE

Just ASK Mr. Bowman and he will send you, free of charge
beautifully illustrated booklets giving details of trip
wish take. Some of these booklets interesting
tanning pictures and information compiled original Of
thousands of dollars.
insignificant that foreign travel from this section has increased
400 in the last three years due largely the
capable offered the public through MIR Bowan agency
The problem to-day getting the people foreign
touste difficulty in securing it's
desirable that you Ask MIR. Bowman NOW,
intend go until
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-28
DON'T LIKE
EITHER BILL
Veteran Lawyer Says that He
Thinks Water Right ReSer-
walton in Statehood Bill Is Un-
constitutional,

Back from q trip through the mid
die west, Hon. Thomas u. Catron, who
reached Santa Fe Saturday, says that
he hears but one thing about state
hood for Arizona and New Mexico.
THAT is, that we are going to get
statehood added Mr.. Catron. There
seems no doubt but that some bill is
going to be passed. / do not know
what kind of a bill and just how OBJ
jectionable that bill is going to be, but
1t seems certain that some kind of a
bill is going through the senate very
soon.
Il have not been in washington,
nor have / been in wyoming said
Mr. Catron in reply to questions as
to where he has been spending some
weeks, outside of the city.
Il have been in Chicago, Minneap-
oils and Kansas City and other
places and it is gratifying to hear al!
along the line hat the general opin-
ion Is that the United States senate
is going to pass the statehood bills
for Arizona and New Mexico.
Il must admit, however, that / for
one do not like either the Beveridge
or the Hamilton bill.p continued New
Mexico's Nestor OF the bar. First
of all, that seventh clause of section
three, on reclamation, / believe is UNI
constitutional. / consider that clause
would simply mean government own
ership Of our waters and that would
be unconstitutional, because it would
not put rs on an equal footing with
the other states.
"Of cours the bill can be passed
all right, and if hat clause is uncon-
stitutional, it would simply be mop
erative. 1t would not affect the rest
of the bill. once in the union we are
in and that is all there is about it. But
] think we ought to get more liberal
land concessions for our public in
s~titutions."
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