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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-14
PLEADS STATUTE
Of LIMITATIONS
Tobacco Trust Alleges Many
Charges Are Now Barred
in Ware-Kramer Case
GREAT LEGAL FIGHT
NOW ON AT RALEIGH
In Answer Trust Alleges That
Plaintiff Company Fought
as Hard and as Bitter
ly as Did the Trust
Especial to The Richmond virginian.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.
RALEIGH, NJ C, June l4.--In' the
trial OF the suit Of the Ware-krarner
tobacco Company VS.. the American
Tobacco Company. Wells-Whitehead
Tobacco Company and w NJ Carter
involving sl.206,oa0 damages, for
trust methods and for conspiracy in
tue destruction Of the plaintiffs bust
ness much time was taken to-day In
an argument over the issues The
plaintirs submitted fifteen charges
including separate issues as to each
defendant and the crime of con-
spfracy. AS To this the court inti~
mated that the case. being brought
under Sherman antitrust law, the
common law issue OF conspiracy might
not be permissible. The issue arose
then as to whether Defendant Car
ter would be amenahle in this suit
Tor conspiracy In that he IL alleged
To have procured his own appoint
rnent as sales manager for the Ware
kramer Company In conspiracy with
the American Tobacco Company 10
ruin the trade Of the plaintiffs Cuun-
Sci for the defendant insisted there
Is ruisjoinder OF parties and all must
stand or fall alike. Judge Conner
took the final adjustment Of issues
under advisement until SATURDAY.
This forenoon the dispositions Of
Secretary Wilcox and Treasure r
Hicks. of the American Tobacco Com
pafiy, were presented 10 the Jury. ex-
anitnations being with a view to show
ing the domination OF the tobacco
business by the American Tobacco
Company, and It's practice through
this control OF stock Ia all subsidiary
corporations to restrain ana control
business and stifie competition.
Tell OF Trust Methods.
The dispositions presented during the
afternoon were by G. AaIuh5aYd, and
". r. Moore. Norfolk: A, NJ. Margin
ard William Karraat, Richmond Hen
~ 7. 0Teaderfer, Washington. and
MIR. Lilly. OF Lilly, Duncan a. To-. Ball
tifrlore Each of these set out per-
eunai experience and observation ef
iEontlnued oa FnArtM rage.l
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-14
ORPHANS TO HAVE
OUTING IN AUTOS
MEMBERS OF RICHMOND CTR
WILL DONATE MACHINES
!
FOR TRIP.

Orphans Day Will be observed
this year as usua! by the Richmond
Automobile Club.
The cars will assemble in Capt,ol
Square at 2.46 o'clock Thursday ar
ternoon, and report to Dr.. Corey.
Mosby West. Leroy Brown, w, b.
Nelson or b. w. Wilson, committee
on arrangements. who. will assign
them 10 their positions and issue
flags to the children.
The drive VIII be west on Broad
to Adams to Franklin to Monument
to Roseneath road to Cary street.
thence to the Automobile Country
Club. where the cars will be packed
and the children entertained by a
committee Of ladies composed or Mrs.
RI A. Nichols. Mrs. II. s. Corey, Mrs.
II. w. Baseett. Mrs. L. NJ, Foster.
MRS. Il. A. Bienner. Mrs. 3. w, vii.
son. Mrs. Il, G. Peiouxe, Mrs. Stuart
Michaux, Mrs. III. -. Bryant, Mrs
John 7. Wilson. Mrs Mosby West.
Miss Grace Hersman and Miss Mary
Anderson.
All the orphans OF the city, inciud.
ing Masonic Home children viii be
the guest OF tho antomobilists of
Richmond. therefore tho COMMITTEES
request every owner TO donate hts
car for Thursday afternoon, that all
the chiidgen may he nccomm osiated
and none disappointed.
An this III = red letter. day In
the lives Of four hundred orphans Of
our city. Il ID the duty OF all citizens
~ lana n hslptp& hANdA -.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-14
SMALL NEGROES
FIGHT OvERGOObERS

Especial 10 The Richmond Virgialan !,
NEWBERN. n, C.. june I4--Last
night about 1880 o'clock twe negro
boys. each about fourteen Years cid.
living In Duffytown. got into a row
over the division or a few peanuts.
and the result Is that one lies dead
and the other is In Jail. The dead
boy was named David. Fonville and
the murderer is Charley Latham
From what could be learned, La
than had the peanuts and when
Fonville demanded division he re-
fused to maze 1t. whereupon FonviIle
drew knife and made an assault GIN
the other. who repulsed ii with ,is-
toll. firing. Tile ball struck his as
satlant in the right eye. tearing a
hole through the head almost large
enough to tuss baseball Chief of
Police Lupton was notified or the
occurrence and Immediately repaired
to the scene. He placed Latham nm
der arrest and conducted him To iail
where he Is now incarcerated, await
Ing an investigation by. the coroner,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-14
EXPECT TO IDENTIFY
KING IN FEW HOURS
NORTON BOARD OF TRADE DE-
CIDES NOT TO TAKE STEPS
TO PROSECUTE,
Special to The Richmond yirginlan

Especial to The Richmond Yirginlan. J
NORTON. VA. June f4.-w. X.
King. the newspaper promoter who
came here from Burlington three
I weeks ago and was TO have sssu ed
the first number OF the Norton Daily
Press Monday afternoon. Is still netng
held in the Wise county jail. a tele-
gram to- the sheriff OF this county
states that an officer from Wise coun-
ty, Tex, where the man IL wanted
for forging a check. Will arrive here
to-day for the purpose OF identifying
him and If found to be the man want
ed he will take him back to Texas
as soon as the paners for his requisi-
ton can be secured. Kings wife
arrived from Chicago Sunday night
and is very positive that the man
she calls her husband is being held
without cause. According to infor-
nation received from Texas. Kings
real name is ". G. Duckworth.
A statement OF Kings account and
transactions with a Richmond
printers supply house. knows that he
paid only 800 on the new machinery
and material purchased, instead OF
s2.10o. as shown by receipts he ex-
hihited to a number of Norton bust
ness men. The receipt Is said to have
grown from 500 to $4,000 on It's way
from Richmond TO Norton. The
statement shows that the amount OF
thu purchase WAS little more than
$500 the balance after the payment
Of 800 being secured by a deed OF
trust on the property, with notes to
correspond. All of the material had
arrived. and most of the. freight had
been paid on IL, except on the news
paper press, when King was arrested
The woman claiming to be the wife
Of Duckworth, alias King. In a state
ment to Sheriff Kizer, of this county.
says that while her husband is not
the person wanted in Texas for forg-
cry, yet he knew the name and where
abouts of the guilty party, and be-
lieyes that he would divulge the secret
to her II permitted TO have talk
with him alone. This the sheriff re-
fused to allow, except In the pres
ence Of some officer. The woman de-
MED knowing anything herself When
asked her name before marrying ana
something Of her former home and
people. she declined to answer. say
Ing that she would talk when the
proper time came.
Good Rtddancc to Rad Rubbish.
The executive committee of the
Norton board OF rrHde held a meet
Ing this morning to discuss the aayis-
ability or trying 70 prosecute King
for raiaing receipt from 500 to s2,-
100 in connection with the purchase
OF new outfit at Richmond n few
days ago. ing's evident purpose In
showing the receipt to members of
the Norton board OF trade was to de-
fraud. but the committee decided at
the meeting to let their man go back
10 Texas without Interference. hold
ing. as ono member expressed It. that
1t would be timely riddance of use
less rubbish
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-14
UNITED STATES To
HEAD OFF CASTRO
FAMOUS EXILE, In ROUTE TO
HIS NATIVE LAND TO REGAIN
POWER. MAY SOON BE IN
CUSTODY.

WASHINGTON. June 14~-Fonow-
ing the definite location VI tfitrtaiff,
astrn on the former italian gun boat
[ meria at Fort De Paix. Haiti. the
entire force of the State Department,
through it's consular and diplomatic
Officers in the Caribbean nations. was
to-day concentrated in an effort 10
prevent the deposed president of Ven
eEucia from gaming an asylum. The
former dictator had been sought in
Europe and America fer more than
two weeks. following his disappear
anee from Tenereine
The State Department IL Informed
that Castro returned to the West In
dies Tor the sole purpose of leading q
revolution In Nensgncla, with the hope
of succeeding President Gomez and
becoming 9nce more the dictator OF
the country. The United States gov
eminent Is prepared 10 take drastic
measures To prevent this.
AS Gassro's strip. which IL now call
ca the Consul Grostuck and IN flying
the German flag. though purchased
by Haiti as the beginning Of a navy.
was due at Port Au Prince to-day. a
crisis Ia the situation was expected
hourly. The Haitian government has
been warned thar the United States
expects IL 10 prevent Castro's opera
ting from that country against Nane-
zueia- The famous exile IL said To he
posing as an Italian officer named
Jacoby.
venezuela next month viii celebrate
ner one hundredth anniversary of In
dependence. II is believed he caleu-
lates that he can strike the most tell
ing blow against the government when
the country IL en- fete.
Two years ago, when Castro at
tempted to return to Venezuela, hs.
was refused landing at Martinique.
ana placed upon a vessel bound for
Europe similar procedure this
time would not surprise Washington.
such conrse would undoubtedly re-
ceiNe. as two years ago, the support
OF European and American nations,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-14
DR.. c. Alphonso Smith says
We Are Considered Funny
Folks Abroad
MAKE ADDRESS AT
COLLEGE EXERCISES
Academic Procession and De-
livery OF Honorary De-
grees are Other Fea-
lures of Finals

Clad in cap and gown, students, pros
f@ssors and truseees of Richmond Cot
iere marched from Science Ifall to the
Collese Chapel Wednesday morning
and there neard Dr G. Aiphonso
smith. professor If the Edgar Allan
Pee CHAIR OF literature at tie tTniverAi-
ty OF Virginia deliver au addres5 On
American Literature ia isoreign
Lands" Another feature Of the exer-
cises was the delivery OF honorary der
grees by President hoatWrignt 10 tao
following:
Doctors OF DiviuitE-Rev. chrisso-
pher Christian Cox. Mefchantsvlle, N.
J. EeV William Cary James. u. A.,
10, Tn, u, Richmond, Na., ltey. Hugh
{. smith, II, ChriStlansnurg, VA: Fsev.
William Franklin Watson, Il. A., Alex
ander, a..
Doctor Of LaWs--James Howard, II.
Pm Washington. Il. E.
The REV Robert W rorsyth, of
Richmond. who was awarded 4 d. ID,
by the trustees last January, died soon
ottetWard
AinonS those who participated In tho
annual academic procession were Il
number Of cG~eds and Governor Mann
ana Mayor Richardson. the latter clad
IN silk hats and tie conventional
Prince Albert These officials occupied
prominent positions on the chapel ross
trum.
VIII Award Diplomas.
Award OF diplomas and coles, dcss
grees together with President Boat
wright's address win be made at the.
closing exercises Wednesday nisht, at
ter which the presidents reception will
follow
Wednesday morning. the board uf
trustees elected Mir. Cornelius Il War;
kins, of Richmond, as trustee 10 sue.
coed the Rev Or. w. r. l.. Smith, for%
merly pastor OF Second Baptist church,
now pastor OF a church ut Chapel HILL,
n, g MIR. Watkins OF Il business nsau
or wide experience and Is regarded ~
a valuable addition TO the board
DIR. smiths Address.
Professor G.. Aiphonso smith filled
the Roosevelt chair at the Lniver-
sity of Berlin last winter. His nd
dress which was received with mark
ed attention. was in part as foilowa:
What now are the elements In
American literature that have chiefly
enlisted the interest of foreigners.
II is not so much question OF au-
thors as of literary themes. literary
achievements, literary Qualities.
American literature should he judged
by what It has done rather than by
the individual greatness Of its au-
thors. Judged by this criterion it II
pre-eminently world Of literature.
as attempted to interpret American
literature To German students and
as / talked with Gernen men and
women about American literature,
Continued on Fourth Page,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-14

LIVERPOOL. June 14.--This was
the Arst Of the big British ports 10
feel the effect OF the general strike
order Issued TO the union saamen 10
enforce the ultimatum served on the
shipping federation some time ago
The crews of the Teutonic and the
Empress Of ireland abandoned their
vessels to-day and .the ships are NOW
tied up unable to sail on schedule.
The crews Of a number IF tramp
liners followed the example OF the
men ga the big American liners. The
men are orderly. having been warn
Ell by their officers 20 keep away from
the wafer front.
Officers of the union say that as
fast as the big liners come in the
men viii quit work. AL, however.
VIII complete the trip for which they
have signed so that none Of the
steamers whose home port this in. Will
be interfered With elsewhere.
Tom Mann. vice president of the
Seamen's Union. in charge OF the
strike here, said to-day that not only
VIII the saamsn strike. but that the
majority of the dock employees ard
longshoremen VIII take advantage of
the opportunity TO demand better
iCant{nued ON Epurtn paCeo
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-14
CLAYv|LLE CASE
TO Be APPEALED
CLOSING OF STATION WILL BE
TAKEN TO HIGHEST
COURT.

The closing or Ciayville station an
the Southern railway by the State
Corporation Commission lis NOT salts
factory to the patrons Of that place
and an appeal win be taken to the
supreme court. Attorney w. NJ. Jus
tfs was at the office OF the commits
sion "Wednesday morning getting a
copy OF the evidence and other data
ON which win be based his appeal to
the highest court.
The Southern Railway Company
petitioned the State Corporation Com
mission to be allowed to close either
Dorset or Clayville. A hearing OF
the case was had and the members
OF the commission visited both places
and after q careful investigation OF
the situation ruled that Clayville
should be closed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-14
TOUCHING TRIBUTE
OF FORMER SLAVE
SENDS MONEY FROM CALfFoR-
MA no BUY FLOWERS FOR
GRAVE OF FORMER MIS-
TRTsSS

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian /,
FREDERICKSBURG VA. Jun.
1t.-A simple and touching tribute
was paid her ''Misgts" by an old ne
gro woman few days ago. While
Carter, former slave In the family
of the late j. +. Coakiey. OF Spoisyl-
vanta, has been living In California
since a short while after the war. She
has prospered and few days before
the last Decoration Day she sent a
check for ss 10 DO used in PURCHASING
flowers for her former mistress grave.
This act shows the pure loyalty thar
still exists among the old negroes for
their ante-beilum owners
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-14
ANOTHER PEST
SHIP ARRIVES At
NEW YORK CITY
ITALIAN LINER EUROPA BRINGS
CASE OF CHOLERA, SECOND
TO REACH NEW YORK IN
FORTY EIGHT HOURS.

NEW YORK. June l4.-Another
steamer from Italian ports arrived
to-day with case of cholera on
board 1t was the Italian liner Eu-
ropa, and, Ike the Berlin. which ar
rived yesterday. had single case
among the steerage passengers. The
Immigrant, Agnostino Tavella. TWEEN
ty-four years old, Is in the ships
hospital and will recover.
Health Officer Doty ordered the 363
steerage passengers removed to the
quarantine hospital for observation.
fhe Europa's seventy-seyen first cab
in passengers were detained on board.
The Berlin will probably he re-
leased to-day. but her steerage pas
sengers will be held five days for OBJ
serration.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-14

viii render q good account OF HIM
self in his presidency over confe--
enCe.
Virginia Methodists are hoping that
from this lime forth the date az the
conference session Will be perma-
nently fixed as tbs Wednesday after
the second Sunday In November. un-
less conference Itself, after careful
consideration, shall change the time
OF meeting By majority vote.
Date of the Salisbury meeting waa
changed at the request Of the board
of missions and presiding elders
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-14
SEAMEN' s STRIKE
IS ON IN EARN EST
Men Demand Better Work.
ing Conditions and Better
Treatment
BIG SHIPS TIED
UP AT HOME PORTS
Shlp-oWners Refuse De-
mandS and Will Attempt
to Man Ships With
Strike Breakers
n u. n y 4 ~
sEAsiEN'S DEMANDS
FOR BETTER CONDITIONS

The following are the demands
contained in the sean.en's uiti-
matum refused Uy snip owners
which resulted IN general walk
out to-day:
Constitution of Cancellation
board
tsiiifinuin wage scale,
MINIMUM manning scale for
stokehoid, decks and galley.
Abolition al medical eNarnina-
ton by shipping federation con-
tract doctor.
Payment OF portion of round
trip wage nj Port OF Call.
Representation for the union
al signing on of men.
Fixed hours of In Dor Will, pay
mcnt of overtime when this scale
Is exceeded.
Improved forecastlc aceoinuo-
dabons and better food.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-14
PROSPERITY FATHER
OF PROSECUTION

NEW YORK, June lit looks as
though the government was deter
mined to prosecute every man lucky
enough to have fifteen or twenty cents
in his pocket" said James A. patten.
speculator and crop manipulation sail
Ing on the Mauretania to-day. 1T
would seem that the only man who Is
two dollars day or less.
1.-THE spirit OF prosecution h In the
air. and the resultant uncertainty Is
disrupting business conditions,
Patten said the crop outlook evcry-
where n falx. ---,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-14
SESSION To
ACT ON WATER. WAY
ILLINOIS soLONS GRAPPI.E WITH
CHICAcO-TO-GIIsF DEEP -
WATER PROBLEM.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, June It
One of the bitterest fights in Illinois.
politics in years Is expected to re-
suit from the special session OF the
Legislature convened here to-day by
Governor peneen TO consider the bill
providing for the expenditure of &2Q.-
600. 900 for deep waterways from Chi
cago TO the Gulf OF Mexico.
Speaker Adkins had refused to per
init the bill to come to vote ut the
regular session. 1t has the approval
of President Taft.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-14
VIRGINIA CONFERENCE
TO MEET NOVEMBER | )
Change Of Date Necessities Change in Presiding Officer
Body Win Assemble in Salisbury, Nd.

Date for the meeting of the an
nual Virginia Methodist Conference
next fail has been changed from No
venlb ] TO November 15 and IN
view Of the fact that Bishop Wilson,
WAC was ~ preside over the body,
mas been also assigned IN the North
Georgia Conference. which meets on
November Ia, Bishop John q, Kilgo
Will preside over the Virginia Con-
ference this year. Conference win
meet in Salisbury, Md
Bishop kngo IL one or the new
bishops but II Is believed that he
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-14
T0sETTlE QUESTION
OF NAMES Loss

HAVANA. CUBA, June 1.-THE
naval board that will decide tho ma
ture of the explosion that, destroyed
the. hattleship Maine VIII arrive Ia a
few days. General Rixby. Colonel
William NJ, Black and COLONEL Mason
Al. Patrick. commissioners IN charge
ef the wRrt, arrived here to-day,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-14
HUMAN n0Nns rouND.

tSpecihI e The Itichmpnd Virgirian}
blowing for an nutomdbila road near
here. one az the men unearthed d
skeleton. believed 10 In that III Il hu-
man being and DR. Bailey was GATED
to Nae scene 10 ASCERTAIN whether they
were or not, II IL probably the kheie-
tor Of Confederate s0ldier, as Il was
found neAr = battle grpund
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-14
HOUSE LITERALLY
APPLAUOs BERGER
LONE SOCIALIST IN HOUSE
MAKES STRONG SPEECH
MANY FIRE QUESTIONS
1
At HIM.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., June IL
For the first time In It's history, The
mouse or representatives to-day heard
socialism expounded by one OF it's
eStonefltS--the first member Of that
party who ever sat In the national
legislature 1t was the debut OF Rep
sentative Victor l.. Berger, OF Wis
cpnsin.
He pledged his support to the
democratic wool revision bill, be
caCse IL Was iii line with social and
political evolution, because it tend
ed TO destroy the old tariff super
stition and because 1t tended to break
uoWn the barriers between nations
and to bring into closer relations the
various peoples Of the world"
Berger denounced the protective
tariff principle as "fallacy., He de-
cfared that there was no such thing
as protection for labor in the tariff
bills
His speech was strong and well put
and when he concluded. there was a
burst Of applause. and a number OF
representatives who sat near him
crowded around to congratulate him
Kahn Republican,. of California,
asked TO he allowed to question him,
and for fifteen minutes Berger stood
with folded arms under a rapid IRE
al questions from all sides of the
hall.
Kahn questioned statement by
Berger regarding labor conditions in
the country and took occas5on 10
boast of the conditions in Cal!for-
ma.
Returns Telling Thr,s,
Yes, said Berger. .thera bava
heen more strikes ana tronnle i, San
Francisco than in anv c,,v in Ma
country Also mare cnrr,nt,on IN
municipai government
Under n nnion labor aap,tnis,ra-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-14
GOVERNOR MANN
AT SCHOOL EXERCISES

Governor Mana attended the exer-
cses ut Richmond college "Wednesday
morning The Sexeeutiye Will make an
address ut the closing exercises af
taxa place Wednesday night at the
CITY auditorium
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-14
GREAT CONF RE
NEARS ITS CLOSE

BOSTON, MASS. June 14.--Wfth un~
diminished enthusiasm and but faNk
absentees. thu delegates TO the thsrty~s
eighth annual meeting OF the Nativ,lnt9
Conference OF Charities and Cores. d
ton to- day crowded the final session o&s
the conference With the lnducttpn Ufg
President Eject Julian w Mack =
Washington. ID. CT. Tonight the cons.
yention will close. Delegates agrSA4s
that few previous meetings OF the cpns
ference have had the scope of hA1lkA@
fulness that characteriaes this ono, sssN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-14
Governor OF Texas Tclegrnph..

TIC Epvarfior q Texas has Wired
Governor Mann rs hold IN. WANan+
zant. who is under arrest In Wise
county. Va. The governor wired The
sheriff of Wise county TO hold the
prisoner until Reputation papers from
Texas wsga received
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-14
~ j. Scnlfhnr,,f

W. j, Sculthorpe. aged fifty-thfa1
years, died at his residence, II We14s
Clay street. on Tuesday evening. IN n
funeral viii be held from st. Mafy
church Thursday morning at
o'clock. sssSS
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-15
CHILDREN ENJOY BIG
 FREE ORPHEUM SHOW

Through the kindness or Manager Lockie of the Orpheum, over 500 chis. dren saw the attractive bill at the playhouse at a Sunday afternoon mat inee. The vaudeville artists now at the playhouse exeTted themselves to make the little ones laugh and they succeeded. Every part of the theater was filled by the Orpheum's little guests. down front" boxes, first floor and galleries. Little girls and their brothers, little girls without brothers, little brothers with little sisters and little brothers without sisters were welcomed at the door by the accom- modating manager and ushers and shown their places with as much cer- emony as if they aa1 been pIilces and Er.nccsscs.
 And the actors tried just as hard to bring out the childish laughter as if they had been seasoned and criti- cal theatergoers. The acts were espe- cially adapted to a child's sense of especially to make q hit with the kid dies
 Mothers may feel entirely safe in al- lowing the children to go to the Sun day afternoon children's matiness at the OTpheum The reserved seat sec ton is reserved for little girls, who are looked after by the ushers and lit tie brothers and mothers are admitted in this section when they accompany little girls There is plenty of room for the boys on the first floor and in the galleries.
 These free matinees for the chill dren will be given every Sunday by by Manager Lockie and the more ehil- dren that come the more NIT. LOckie is pleased. The acts and pictures shown are such that any child might see and be innocently amused au1 greatly benefited. Send the kiddies along, mothers.