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70 prevent further attacks Of TIE kina
printed to-day"

70 prevent further attacks OF the kind
printed to-day"
But Mayor Gaynor II quoted as
having said hat you had communi-
Gated with him regarding the 'sedi-
tious statement OF Magistrate Corri-
gan and what measures your brother
Magistrates should take to disavow
IT," tho Chief Magistrate was re-
minded.
The gathering was arranged before
l called Mayor Gaynor on the tele-
phone" Mr. McAdoo replied. Il think
IL Will be understood that ] wa<s not
influenced In any way 10 call this
gathering"
Magistrate Barlow insisted that the
action taken by the board was shsO-
lutely independent.
Taxpayers Uphold Him.
The stana taaen by Adg.s,rate Cor
rigan was indorsed last night by resoiu-
lion at a meeting of the West Side Tax
payers Association.
Frank Denuth. one OF the committee
who asked Police COMMISSIONS Cropscy
last week to strengthen the police guard
In the city STREETS by removing men
from details in houses which have been
raided. presented the resolutions.
1t II time that the Mayor woke up"
said Mr.. Deinuth, . property owner. III
the conditions ore allowed to continue
under ths Mayors office boy we shall
be compelled to organise . forcs ox our
own,
Following Cropsey's declaration he
has not enough policemen to properly
patrol the streets. We found a score Of
men with nothing to do but sit In fats
and houses where raids were made
weeks ago"
A list OF recent hold-ups and rob-
berries In tho streets was read. Ftv.
places raided by the police In the last
two months and where uniformed men
are doing duty were mentioned.
Where Police are Busy.
At ono OF the places In Sixia avenue
llcemnn huddled IN the hallway be-
hind an oil stove and covered with
heavy quilts. He admitted he had
been there Mt least seven days. There
are three police shifts OF eight hours
each IN thu houses.
a woman opened a window IN the
front door OF a hous IN West Twenty
hfh street. Several broken windows
indicated that axes had been used In q
raid on tho place.
is n policeman stationed here 7"
asked the reporter.
There sure Is. Just one minute
After The woman vanished q police.
man with his coat thrown on appeared
at the window. Assured OF the ident!t,
OF his visitor, he said that he and tive
\ other men are doing duty at tho piac,
in eight-hour shifts.
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JACKSONVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Breeders' Purse: three.
yoir-olds and upward: Hve and a half
iurlongs.-Lily Paxton, I02 QlufnageD. 10
to |. 0 to l and 3 TO |, won; Donaldo, l9
CTroxler), 10 TO /, I to | and 20 |, sec
ond, gan Matthews, Us CF'ainl. ~ to |,
. to l ana . - ., third. Tlmc-LW 20.
~Infatuation, Decency, Catroke. Florrie
Bryan, lndora, Grand Peggy and Allan
dale Queen also ran and finished as
named.
SECOND DACE-Pursc $40: four.y year
olds and up; six %furlongs Lady orimar,
los tGoose). 8 10 /. . to | and even, firs,
by n length; Golden Pearl. 10 CNcTag-
CART, 1 to 8, 2 20 8 and out. second; War
den. lW uainl. IL 20 l. 4 to l and 2 TO 1,
third. Time-l.N 80, Kempton Park
Mae Hamilton. Ida D., Mss Worth,
Bcdminster, Anna Woolspun, Larebe.le,
The Wrestler, Whim, Peep Shot alsc
ran and finished as named.
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ALBANY BALLOT FARCE.

ALBANY, March a-F-y-seventh
Jolnt ballot for United States Senator
taken to-day resulted az follows:
Sheehan, 8, Herman, 3; LlttletoE. !.
Glynn. /; O'Brien, ], Hopper, 1, Suizer.
!. Carlisle. /; Body. j. Josepa j..
Baucus. !. Augustus Thomas. ! Depew.
/. Total vote. Is. no quorum.
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COMMERCE BANK 4
CONTROL PASSES
TO MONEY TRUST
J. P. Morgan, Kuhn, Loeb &
Co., National City and First
National Get Stock Majority

j. p. Morgan G. Co. Kuhn. Loeb 4
Co.. thu National City Bank ana the
First National Bank have acquired a
large part Of National Bank OF Com.
meree stock owned by the Eauitabls
Life Assurance Society and the Mutual
Life Insurance Company.
These purchases. together with the
shares OF National Bank Of Commerce
stock already owned by the bankers and
banks named. give the latter interests q
majority Of tho stock Of the Bank OF
Commerce. and II 10. expected these new
interests viii shortly enter the bank d.
rsctorate.
II 10 understood that J. g. Alexander,
now vice-Pres!dent Of the bank, Will
succeed Alexander p. Snyder, who re-
tires from the Presidency on April L
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corrlgsn No, on Hyde Goat.

70 tNs NdlIIT ~ Tho L'tUlur WOtldI
/ notice that Mayor Gaynor orl,ioisss
Magistrate Corrigan for taking an sc.
yaoa don IN Florida, after
serving all through last summer while
other Magistrates were AWAY, Sorry
the Mayor didn't tell MS whether or not
the Magistrate loa'ed on the "Stop-a-
Waile'-'emCmIer the hyde boat,
TAXPAYER,
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In the sunny south.

From the Atlanta Consituton.l
"whar's little Jim at?"
"Ridin' Q alligator 'crost the mill
pond"
An whar's Susan?'
"Strinyin' rattlesnake buttons to make
a necklace she can go to the picnic In"
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Come to most people ana osuss many
troubiss--pimp,es, bolts snd othsr erup-
tions, besidss ioss of appstits. that tired
feeling. biiiousnsss, Indigestion and head.
ache.
The Boomer you set nd Of them the
hsttsr, and the way TO get rid OF them
and TO build up the system 10 TO take
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vO|DS LAW
AWARDING PAY TO
INJURED W0RKMEN



..,.,. &C.,.
,n!ur, oe.u.Ie' 49, "
N ,os nr"..u.. :, ,,,.
s,sta before the enac,m.n, O. mi.
.,o,u,. M. maj IN. .nn,oyer n, ,sho,
g., 80 ~.,n.,,., ... nn, ,,sni. Gov
:" :, Neu'a',o" y
aSe'ae"ts VI injuries W mo "o'N'"e"
unless they were que 10 some iauit or
negligence on the part OF the employer,
and at the same time the workman was
shown TO be free from fault or negii-
ssncs on his mart contributing 10 the
7, r,ti thus n. .a.n ,hst ths
Wv s,.,,,s m.ds : r,6,c., change IN
n"N s'.'a'e ".ue ="
the IA" there'oio'e prevs.i"s no. o"i,
IN this state. out seheraiiy throughout
tHe country
me case nv issue was thst OF r.a,i
YES switcnmah' asalnst the SCUM
hunoio oross-I haii"ay I'm.
peny' ives was injured wnI'o AZ
WORK smo orousnt an action ~. uan,
. aiiesihs IN n,s so"iplaInt ma.
ne was ihJured soieiy uy reeson Oh
necessary r.,N or aanser o. ns em.
pioyment Inc company aInn,t'eo ,ns
RACES. Out siiesed tne s''tu'e uhue'
when the actloh was orousAt vas un-
hein the Va.iuity Oh the ACT 81" ~
was also upheid py the Appei'Ate III
Visioh' out ny d uiViueu court
Spirit Of Constitution.
Although ADMITTING tho .tra,v.b n,
the economic and Sociological arru.
ments adduced IN support OF the
statute. Judge Werner holisi that. "un-
der our form OF government court
must regard all economic, philosophi-
cal and moral theories, however at
tractive and desirable they may be, as
subordinate TO tire primary question
whether they can be moulded into
statutes without infringing pom the
letter or spirit OF our written Con-
stttutions."
In that respect he lays We ARE unlike
any OF the countries whose Industrial
laws arc referred 10 as models for our
guidance. Practically all OF these coun-
tries are so-called constitutional mon-
archies IN wh!ch. as In England, there il
no written Constitution, and the Par
Lament or ~lnw-making body is practi-
caiiy supreme
In our country the Federal and State
CONSTITUTIONS are the charters which
denmark tho extent and the limitations
OF legislative power: and while Il II
true that the rightly Of a written Con-
| stituton may at times prove a hindrance
TO the march of progress. yet more
often its stability projects the peopls
against tho frenuent and v'olcn f'uc-
tuatlon OF that which for wan OF a bet
| ter name We call public opinion"
Effect oe IN. Act
III. .,,n,o, no,,,. an, 49,.
'sn" Po. - tna' pay 81
,eet oi .ne 70 aorosae "hat Is
INV" ,ne ie.ow ssi'aH' uoc'r'ne
eha a'so Nv eontrLou,ory ~hetngence
Iuie' DOH Oh w"ich nave heretotore
peei ws. se'.ea IN ene urlspruoehc
OF ,nIS STATE ann country out ooth OF
Whion the Lesisiature mas power to
apoiiAn. opon the power OF the Legis-
azure 10 CLASSIFY certain occupations as
cangerohs' Judge werner says:
mere can be no doubt that all o. the
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Would Withdraw Money.
PrenGerqast's RepIy.

When Comptroller Prende-sest had
read a copy OF the Hyde statement he
said, 1T n true that / recommended
tho Northern Bank as a city depository.
and Il !s equally true that I ave made
statement TO that effect for the news
papers.
1T Is not true that I told tho City
Chamberlain tho Northern BANK was
conducted conservatively. That Is a bit
of Imagination on his part. ! later
withdraw my rersonal account from tho
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W ANTEp-SigOpg Ia 10 " 10 year. -pia, Allly
s.tusSS' MssSs %, V S,saosA' " East I'D
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Hoods SarsapariHa

Tho SPRING Medicine par suesi,snes %
shown by uneauailod. radical and perma-
nsnt cures,
Oct II to-day IN usual liquid form OF
oil oooiatsd tablets known ~ Ba~rsatAhs.
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You men who usually spend els
Tor = suit will find In u stores at
elo just the garments that cost you
elsewhere " more. Here are all
the new grays. tars. fancy weave
blues and blacks and digniied plain
%eolors. that, are correct for Spring,
1911. Choice OF smooth finished
worsteds and soft finished csssimsres.
Every suit is strictly all wool aud
guaranteed in every detail Of tailor
Ing, finish and ft.
Select yours from a dozen dis
t~inctivcly smart, new, two and three
button models.
In the Surprise Store, you not
only save all middlemen's expenses
and profits, because you buy direct
from us. the makers, bu. you are
sure Of satisfaction because our
famous double guarantee binds every
sale:
Money refunded without cues.
ton, or goods exchanged cheerfully.
Clothing pressed and repaired free"
Wire Tor your cop Of "Ihe Book
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Write Tor your copy Of '.Ihe Book
OF Fashions" showing the nuthentic
styles for sprinH.
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40 LARA .u.r.v loo a.,
Advertisements tor The WOli mas m. ,A
~ An:ne.a ppsstnOt Aussuss Otiios su.
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LOST, FOUND AND RHWARpe.
on chin, stgayed from Is W, SOth st.: $40
rvvard.
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Gloucester Court pav

a large crowd from Gloucester
Mathews and MidJlesex assem-
bled at Gloucester ON Monday TO
do honor to the observance Of
that historic holiday. Marc d
Court Day. The usual number
OF officials, lawyers. horse traders,
hucksters, not to mention News -
paper Men were on hand and
ready to do business.
After dinner Mr.. Reaves. Of
Gloucester Point. who is a candi
date for Commemorative Attor-
ney. of Gloucester County, made
a speech in the G. H., in support
Of his candidacy. Very little cf
the routine business was gone
through with on this account but
was carried over for Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Politics we're also on the boom
and candidates for local Office
from all the adjacent counties
we're on hand looking out for
their interests.
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EA st Err

The old custom o! buying new
for Easter is renewed
each year. This IS gentle re
nindcr that Easter is approach
me, also 10 remind you that Miss
EIeinekamp, our n,odiste. has ar
lived and is ready to make your
|iress for you, so. that you will
hppear in COCA style assured OF
perfect work. Dame Fashion
has provided US with manv new
ktyle stunts.
See Mss Hcinekamp. at Pugh's
IDld Shop. yours truly
R. UI1. foster
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We have just opened 50
asses of shoes for our special
Sale which began Wed. Mar.
9Th, and there is no limit to
the bargains, Low Shoes.
High Shoes, Sueade'S and
VelVetS. Also specials in
black goods. Yours truly
Ct. 8. W arChant
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no Need to stop Work

When your doctor orders YOU to stop
work, it staggers YOU. Il can't' you
say. You know you are week. run
down ana failing in health. day by
day, but YOU mu-t work IS long rs you
can stand, What YOU need is Elec-
Electric Bitters to give tone, strength
and vigor to your system, to prevent
breakdown and build YOU up. Don t
be weak, sickly or ailiug wheL Elec-
trio Bitters will benefit YOU from the
first dose. Thousands bless them for
their glorious health and strength
TO satisfy. Only soc at all druggists
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p Dreadful Sight

TO II. ]. Barnum, of Freevilie, n. y,
was the fever sore that had plagued
his life for years in spite of many
remedies he tried. At last he used
Brcklen's Arnica Salve and wrote -
1t has entirely healed with scarcely
a scar left " Heals burns. boils, &c
zema, cuts, bruises, swellinGS, cornS
and piles like magic Only 25c at al
druggists.
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LOST

On Wednesday. March Sth. in road
between DR., Vaiden's residence and
the Post Office. ladies gold watch
and woven wire gold lob, with charm
attached, on which we're three purple
enamelied flowers. Finder will please
leave at Contra! Office and receive re-
ward,
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5000 3rtoap
Of interest to Farmers

Mr., b. Adams, Of North, claims
to GROW the best peaches, pears
etc. produced in the County.
OF peaches he has the follow
ing varieties which are to be ex
celled by none, White Heath,
Gin, Freestone, Crawford and
None Such. He sells the seed
lings l and years old for ) cts.
each in lots of more than so and
Sets. each in lots of less than 50.
Also seed sweet potatoes are to
DO bought here for Is cent per
ouSheli. 3-0-4t
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p office Teach ers

All teachers in WestvilIe Dis
trict will close their schools on
March 18th in Or1o- that their
children and themselves NAV at
tend the Educational Rally at
Matthews c. H.. on that date.
BY order Of the Board.
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Broors

When YOU want a good broom
ask yonr dealer for the broom
ihat is lab'ed. Underwater Broom
works. Laban Va. and you will
Get the best broom straw tha
grows. There is no grass. nor
rush. filled inside Of them.
81 1T.
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<, w. RT0WpG
arcade oyster House

Best Lynhaven and Porn Har-
Dor Oysters. Raw Box 25c per
doz., steamed SOC per joz.
Oysters in any cid way.
Z Arcade Building. Norfolk. Va
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". 81. IN achep
MJbjack. Va.

Agent for the Regal Engine.
the best four cycle engine on the
market. Information and liter
ature on request. Your patron
age will be appreciated.
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The most common cause Of inSom-
MIA is disorders IF n stomach
Chamberlain's Stomach an d Liver
Tablets correct These disorders and
enable you to sleep. For sale by ali
dealers.
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Not a WORD Of SeandaI

married the call of a neighbor on Mrs.
w. ., Spanning, of Manville, Wyo.,
who said-''she told me DR.. King s
New Life Pills had cured her of OBJ
stin7tc kidney trouble. and made her
feel snmaznun woman. Easy but
81; liver and
Nc at all
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State OF Ohio, City Of
Toledo, Lucas Co.

''' :
Toledo. Lucas Co.
Frank J, Cheney makes oath tina
he.is senior partner of The firm of F. J.
Cheney & Co., doing business III the
City of Toledo. County and State afore
said. and that said firm will pay the
sum of One Hundred Dollars for each
and every case Of Catarrh that cannot
be cured by the use of Hslrs Catarrh
Cure Frank J Cheney.
Sworn to before me sui subscribed
in my presence, this 9th dayo Dece m
Der, \. ID. 1880,
lSeall A. " Gleason,
Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, and acts directly or the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
Send for testimonials free.
+. J. Cheney & Co,
Toledo, y.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Take HAIRS Family Fills fcr ccnStl.
atCn'
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LOCALS
Personal MENTIONS ETouno
Mathews and Vecirity

Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Garnet
are in Richmond this week.
Mr.. Wyatt Wolfe visited Nor
folk this week.
Miss Lillian Hudgins. OF Nor
folk, is visiting friends IN thu
Glebe,
Mrs, G. s. Marchant is visiting
her father Rev. d. @. c. Butts
at Franktown Va.
( Rev. George Gowen will preach
at Westville Christian Church
next Sunday, morning and night
DR.. and Mrs. a. G. Walden Wis.
tied Rev. Geo. w. Nrav. il
Hampton this week. {
Master Bailey Hudgins is very
i'll with Pneumonia. His con-
dition is said to be a little improv-
ed.
The teachers and children OF
Bohannon School will give an
oyster supper at the achool house
tomorrow night.
Mr.. Edward Tease. the photog-
rapher who has been working i'm
Mathews for several weeks left
on Tuesday for Gloucester.
Miss Heinekamp, of Baltimore
arrived on Tuesday and will take
charge OF the new dress making
establishment to be opened in
Mr.. J NJ. Pugh's old shop hT
Nh. R. w. Foster.
The Poo Championship of the
Riverside Yacht and Tennis Club
is being contested for by the mem
berS of that body, in a series OF
match games. The prize for the
winner will lie a handsome cue.
The ladies OF St. Johns Church
will serve chocolate at DR.. Va
den's old office in the Telephone
Building, each Saturday during
Lent.
In another column headed No
tees, are some very interesting
advertisements. 1t might pay
you to glance at them.
ANY intelligent person may earn
good income corresponding for
newspapers; experience unneces
sary. Send stamp for full par
ticulars. Empire Press Syndicate
Middleport. N. Y.
There will be meeting of thi
| U. d. c.. at the home of MIS-. F
Theo. Miller. Sat. afternoon. I
full attendance is requested Their,
being business of Importance t.
be attended to.
$50 90 per month straight sal
airy and expenses, to men will
rig, to introduce our Poultr
Remedies. Don't answer unIes
you mean business. Eurek;
Poultry Food Mfg. c. Gncorpor
ate1,) East St. Louis. H.
Revival Service began at Salem
Methodist Church Wednesda
night and Will continue for abou
two weeks. Services at 3 p. m.
and 7.3o p. m. The pastor. Rev
! l.. J. Phaup, will preach durin
this week and will be assist e
next week BY Rev. r. T. Clart
pastor Of Norfolk Circuit.
You are cordially invited TO in
vited to inspect orr all wool
showing Of up to the minute
imported and domestic fabric
Our portfolio of the latest fas
ions being worn by the 900
dressers" will also interest yol
Come in and let us suit" yon.
II. w. Foster. Tailo
MFR. w. ID. Harding. a profes
SIGNAL piano tuner. from Ricl
mOnd. is at Hotel Mathews f
about a week and is prepared
attended to your piano or Crga
should they need tuning Aft,
leaVinCr here he can he comm
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n Foster. Guynns
] A Gray. Soles
w ] GIimstead, Soles
w J Sadler, Rlakes
Cora Quinn, Cricket Hill
G II Bassett. HJliefoTd
hartlv White, Mathews
Will West, New Point
NJ l. Burton. Hudgins
Bertha Fr ,zier, Guynns
w b Marchant. Cricket Hill
PcIlie Stokes. Gloucester
John s Buckley. Kilmarnock
G w Hudging Traders
ThOs Stone. HudgjnS
ID + kirkpatrick. Mathews
VIM johnson. RNans
7 ] Benson. Grimstead
John . Booker. Guynns
Thos 7 Tavlor, Nohead
r " FEELS. Topping
n Gregory, James Store
h s Bri stow, Urbanna
Thos + Fleming. Money
Thornton Walker. Ordinary
W Eugere CaUlis, Grimstead
d L Jones, Nest
Chas Blackman, White Marsh
NJ T Hudgins, Cobbs Greek
Mrs h + RcSpass, Guvuns
Clarence Mercer, Syringa
J. A. Sadler, Wake
Mrs f 8 Miller. Lot
w H Lawson, Locklies
d + Butter. Wake
G T B Miller Locklies
w. ] French, Syringa
Lee Parks. Wake
J A Davis, Regent 80 =
John a Payne. NatttSaa..
Jbhn c Lumpkin, Sandy Bottom
J . Collie, Locust II
Maggie Robinson. Svringa
Mrs Martha Perkins. Wake
Mrs Grace Carlton, Wake
Emma Robinson, " AXE
b Hall, Wake
Augusta Hart, Lot
Thos ID Blake, Syringa
Ashby Jones. Urbanna
Addie Harris, Lot
Dauiel Wormlev, Wake
Louis Steurer Abbot, Wake
4 w Hart, Wake
{ II Walker, Amburg
Mrs Cora Lumpkin Cheaden
Frank Gregory Topping
4 II Rowe HAYNES Store
W l. Miller New Upton
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DO YOU Know nT, >
Of These Peop1e 7

This is partial list of purchasers AID
in Tdewater Virginia They bought from BE-
belle we'd be the best for this climate.
well satisfied and respectfully refer prospective buyers
OF the following list
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John'C. Lemon. Gloscss'ty
Maud Carlton. AdIer
Walter Grimstead. GuynLz
] F Jenkins, Cuynns
Robt Reed, Gloucester r
Josephine HAYWOOD. SOL.
VIM II Powell, Grin stes
] b Bennett, Mathg~s
&c Sadler. Cow Neck
] X Williams. Hudgips
High School. CobbS Crt
Mrs Lucy ] Brooks. Aa
ford.
Willie V Gale. Mutarun
Harry E Tomlinson. A.3f6T =
Morris Hudgins, New PoiT
George l.. Williams. Col
Creek
] w Adams, Guynns
Beatrice MAJOR, topping
JH Aston. Ro2res
Miss Ethel Willis. Ware Mack
Edward Garnet. White Marsh
W c Fitzhugh, Urbanna
Jordan Bright, lamont
VIM. Cary, Clootou
A II HAYNES, Cioptou
Mrs S c Mason, Cash
Martha NJ Leagcr. Cash
John T Jones. Harmony Villa.
II Dayton, Am6Urg SRnum
Rev H J Goodwin, -
T II Butler. ~
Harmony GrS
Ross Cook II
Z Dayton Whi1s Stone
Tom Gemm;l Amburg
Garland Weave Portsmoath 4
Alien Barrel, Locust Hill
Sophronia Cam pbcll, Let
A n Hanson LoJ
&c Clark Regent
w H Randolph UrNans2
Pauline Fleet Wilton
Miss Naomi Hsr-is UrbaE1z
J G Stiff BuShy
r 81 Dickerson Warmer
Z d Carter Syringe
Susan Fitchett Topping
Miss Ethel Willis lJe-asr~eessE-'---
Edward Garnet Waite GSsrsb
w G FitEhugh Ucb&Gad
Jordan Bright "a aoi,l
VIM Cary Clop,on
A II HAYNES Cioptcr
Mrs G Mason Cash
Martha NJ Lea&cr Cash
Beatrice Major Topping
H A1StoA Roaaes
z, write to me- rCw tor ny e.
ted as TO what y,u neS
,stS nothing.
g to-
3. KOPS
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During Lent

z All
Christ Church every Sunday a
a. m. and every Wednesda,
II 3 y. m.
Trinity Chu c h I'd. Sunda,
r March and April, 3 p. m, and
Every Friday at 3 p. m.
St. Johns Church Ist and 4tH
Sundays 4 p. m, a nd every
Thursday at : go p. m.
Grace Church, Mobjack, sd
in March. at 3 p. m.
5000 3rtoap
Trinity Church 10. 80 a. m.
Christ Church 3p. m.
St. Johns 40 p. m.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-03-09
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New-York tribune., 1911-01-16
UNUSUAL FEAT FOR ACTOR
To Play Two Important Parts at
Two Theatres Tonight.

\ telegram received late Saturday night
from Ottawa. where judith Zsraine' fin
jsaed q trial engagement announced the
sudden Illness Of Howard Kyle, who plays
Conrad Borinsk! a phlosophizing shoe
maker. in support OF Miss Lena AshwelL
Later 10 obtained relief and II is believed
the indisposition is temporary. However,
Il will interfere with the actors perform
ance at the opening OF Judith Zaraine' at
the Astor this evening.
George 6. Tyler. or L.ebler & Co. man
ayers OF Judith Zaraine," who was in OF
tava 10 witness the play before its New
York production. took swift action. lie tel
egraphed instructions to the home Office
directing that the part Of Conrad Borinski
be given at once TO Emmett Ccrrigan, VINO
PLAYS the important character OF Laylock
+, THE Deep Purple" at the Lyric
The ringing up time al the Lyric has
baan set for $40 o'clock. and this Will en-
ahle Nfr Corrigan 10 leave The Deep
purpIe" after tho first act, change his
r,sl,e-up in q taxi and get around 10 the
Astor in time for the second act, In which
conrad Borinsh makes his first appear
ance Rorinski is IN the second and last
ac,s If Judith Zaraiue, while l.ayIock is
in the first and last acts Of "Jns Deep
Purple