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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-27
TAFT
Remembers The Employees Of
The White House

Washington, ID. G. Dec. 24--Before
their departure for Panama the Pres
ident and Mrs. Taft made all necess-
ary arrangements for the distribution
of Christmas presents to the White
House employees tomorrow. So the
day will probably be q merry one be-
low stairs In the old executive man.
sion. despite the fact that the apart
ments OF the Presidepts family will
be dark and deserted at Yuletide for
the irst time In many years.
Upon returning home from the 18TH
mus the Presidents family will be
able to enjoy belated Christmas eel
ebration all their own. For several
days the mail carriers and express
messengers have been delivering
packages. big and small, at the White
House, and there IL ON hand q collect
ion from many parts OF the world to
greet the President and members Of
his family on their return.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-27
TO FEED
Over $4,000 Poor Children
In New York

New York, Dec. 24-Commander
Eva Booth of the Salvation Army will
be forty years old tomorrow, having
been born on Christmas Day in 1879.
She intends to celebrate" the day
by giving a Christmas dinner with
$4,000 of the poor Of New York as her
guests. 1t Is hardly necessary to
state, however, that the dinner is an
annual fixture Of the Salvation Army
and that 1t is given on Miss Booths
birthday is but coincidence.
Tomorrow's dinner is expected to
establish a record for the number Of
persons fed and for the extent and
variety of the menu. Tables will be
spread in several of the largest halls
and armories Obtainable. In addition
to this, thousands of well.filled bas
kets will be distributed among the
sick and others who are unable OF
disinclined to attend the public din
ners. Each basket will contain sum
cient turkey, with bread. potatoes
cranberry sauce and plum pudding
sufficient to feed family of four per
sons. Already hundreds OF applica
tions for the Christmas baskets have
been, received Among the applicants
have been cripples, blind men and wo
men led by children, the aged ant
feeble, and children shiverlng In rag
ged clothes.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-27
CITY PAYS
THE CLAIM
N The Damage Suit Brought
By Al Schweitzef
Who Was Injured By Falling
Into A Sewer
Members Of Police Force
Also Want More Pay
Recommended That Both PO.
lice And City fifcmen
Be Allowed An Increase Of
Five Dollars Per Month

The damage suit brought against
the city by Al Schweitzer some time
ago and which has been hanging In
the courts for a long time is at an
end and the city will pay the judg.
ment which amounts to over $400.
City Solicitor Leonard Monday even
advised council to pay the amount in
preference to carrying the case to the
supreme court where a great deal
more expense would be incurred with
4 probable unsatisfactory result. Coun-
Gil voted unanimously to allow the
claim.
A petition was received from the
police department asking for an ad.
vance in salary for the patrolmen. The
petition was for an increase Of from
$50 per month to $65. II was signed
by the patrolmen. Safety Director A.
+. Stauffer and Chief of Police r. 8.
Clements. The petition was received
and was placed on file.
Relative to the petition Of the city
firemen for an increase In salary re-
ceived one week ago, Hon. II. II.
Greer addressed council In behalf Of
the petitioners. He pointed out the
many disadvantages Of a fireman's
life and the dangers that he Is con.
stantly subjected to. He said that a
city fireman must be on duty for
twenty.four hours each day and stands
subject to probable dismissal on his
failure 10 be ready to respond at any
time when he IL called upon to serve
the city. lie practically sewers all
hope Of home life when he enters the
service az fireman and receives q
very small compensation In considera
ton OF his faithfulness and services
rendered. These and more points
were brought out by Mr.. Greer.
The fire committee recommended al
advance In the salary of the firemei
and the patrolmen of from $50 to $6'
per month. The report was receivet
and was placed on file.
The city dixie is In need of repai
according to u report made by Coun
Gilman Jacob Dubinsky OF the Secon'
ward and Acting City Engineer Wal
ter Anderson The defense agains
water has sunk In many places as wa
discovered by the acting engineer AM
can be repaired without any great es
pense The director of public service
WAS instructed 10 Investigate and TAX
action In the matter.
The ordinance to issue certificate
of Indebtedness In the amount OF 10
900 to replenish various city fund
was given the third reading and wa
passed.
The ordinance authorizing the cler
to issue a voucher for SO TO pay ia
the rental OF voting place In tn
Second ward was given the final reat
Ing and was passed.
Bills from the Mt. Vernon Banne
aud from the Republican Publishin
Company for city printing during tn
year were received and upon motto
were allowed.
Adjourned.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-27
Drives on A Terror

The chief executioner Of death In
the winter and spring months is pneu-
mon.a. Its advance agents are colds
and grip. In any attack BY one Of
these maladies no time should be lost
In taking the best medicine obtainable
to drive It on. Countless thousands
have found this to be DR.. Kings New
Discovery. my husband believes II
has kept him from having pneumonia
three or four times" writes Mrs.
George w. Place. Raysonviiie. Vt,
,"and for coughs, colds and Group we
have never found its equal" Guaran'
teed for all bronchial affections. Price
Scots. and 800. Trial bottle free al
@. r. Baker q Co.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-27
INoRATITUpE

When Lord B. died, person
met al old man who was one of his
most intimate friends. He was pale,
was trying to console him. but In vain.
"His loss exclaimed. docs not
Affect me 10 much as his horrible In
gratitude. Would you believe 1t? He
died without leaving me anything In
his will who have dined with him
at his own house, three timess week
for 80 years!"--IAfe.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-27

When a shameful plot exists be
tween liver and bowels to cause dis
tress by refusing to act, take DR..
Kings New Life Pills, and end such
abuse Of your system. They. gently
compel right action Of stomach. liver
and bowels, and restore your health
and all good feelings. 25c at g. r.
Baker Co.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-27
Famous STAGE Beauties

look with horror on Skin Eruptlons,
Blotches, Sores or Pimples. They don't
have them, nor will any one. who uses
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. 1t glorifies
the face. Eczema or Salt Rheum van
lsh before 1t. It cures sore lips, chap
ped hands, chilblains; heals burns
cuts and bruises. Unequaled for piles
Only 20 cents at G. r. Baker and Co.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-27
bound over
To The Grand Jury Were
Two Homer Men

Homer, o.. Dec. 2$---Ieonard and
Joseph Kettle, who were arrested un'
der statute which makes II 9 felony
to expose indecent pictures otSworks
before children. had bearing be-
fore Squire T. N. Dean OF this villNge
on Monday afternoon.
The two men were bound over To
the grand jury. Each gave bond In
the sum Of $500,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-27
OFFICERS
Installed By BIadensburg
Eastern Star

Gienwood Chapter No. 303. Orde
OF the Eastern Star Of Bladensburf
has installed the following officers:
w. M.-Orpha Virgins.
w. P.--Earl Van Winkle.
A. M.-Maude Elliott.
Sec'y.--Mary Earleywine.
Treas Horn.
Cond.-May Stonehocker.
Asst. Cond.-Ina Virgins.
Adah-Lola Fry.
Ruth-Edith Blount.
Esther-Bertie Hays.
Martha-Elsie Allen.
Electa-Hester McCamment.
Warder-Belle Hess.
Sentinel-Leonard McCamment.
Chaplain-A1lie Fry.
Marshal-Dora Earleywine.
Organist--Bessie Porter.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-27
Plea
OF GUILTY

Batavia. o.. Dec. 34.-When county
oiYicials. indicted last Friday In con-
pection with an investigation Of coun-
ty road supplies and road work. were
arraigned. w. H. Brown. infirmary d.
rector, pleaded guilty to indictments
charging embezzlement and present.
Ing false claims. except Joint indict.
ment against him and William Clan.
cy. ipnrmary director. Clancy pleaded
not guilty OF presenting false claims.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-27
EVANGELIST
To Commence Services Al
Brandon On December g

The Rev. Il. II. Leixure, superintend.
ent Of the Church Workers League
VI America. who In November con-
Quoted such Q successful evangelistc
campaign at Homer will begin a un'
ion evangelistic meeting ut Brandon
on Sunday evening. December ~,
and continue indenpitely.
Mr.. Leizure Is admired by all low
ers Of evangelism and will no doubt
attract large crowd.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-27

Mrs. w. l.. Robinson left Tuesday
morning for Tusoola, ILL.,. where she
will spend the holidays with her par
ents.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-27
BUILDING
COMMISSION
To Have Supervision Of Con.
StruCtlOn Of New jail
To Meet On Thursday Of This
| Week To Organize
Two Women Are Released
| From County Jail
Commissioners Award Several
Contracts MOnday
|Other Items Of Interest From
The Temple Of Justice

The county commissioners at their
session on Monday set date for the
meeting of the building commission
to have the supervision of the con.
struction of the new county jail. The
commission will meet on next Thurs.
day morning, December 26, at $3.50
o'clock at the commissioners Office for
the purpose Of organization.
The commission consists of the
three county commissioners, Legrand
Britton, william Lewis and Theodore
Dill, Probate Judge Berry, Clerk OF
Courts Charles M. Hays, Sheriff Peter
J. Parker and Lewis p. Schaus, the
latter being appointed by Judge Sew
ard of the common pleas court.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-27
= r + I. = = = r + + + + I 4
+ BIRTHS 4,
BIRTHS

+ 4. Il 4. 4. 4. + + + + + = + +
A daughter was born Monday to Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Bowden Of East Front
street. 4a
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-27
Released From jail

Released From jail
Lulu jolly and Mamie Taugher, who
have been confined in the Knox coun.
ty Jail for several weeks on charge
of adultery. were released from jail
Tuesday morning at $3.50 o'clock on
their own recognizance. The women
we're arrested when the "BOwery" was
raided some weeks ago.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-27

sAxNsa WANT ADA Paw.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-27

Contracts Let
The Knox county commissioners at
their session on Monday awarded the
following contracts:
Trustees OF Berlin township, coun-
tys portion on the Barton and Merrin
culverts, $3.50.
Calvin Magers. right OF way around
the Hoovler bridge In Monroe town.
ship, $27.
P. o. Earnest, planking Gilmore and
McArdle bridges. Pike township. S20..
75.
Trustees Morris township. repairs
to the Wilson bridge, Morris town.
ship, $12.10.
Trustees Hilliar township, county's
portion on the Priest Hill culvert, $50.
Trustees Hilliar township, repairs
to several bridges, $302.47.
j. NJ. Gordon. STRENGTHENING the
channel Cary Run at the Gordon
tbridge In Liberty township, $33.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-27

An ~i.est Expected
Sheriff Peter Paker has been ava!
from the city for two days and is OK
pected home Tuesday evening with |
man who is wanted In this city on {
serious charge.
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Nev lnduss5Se, sssssinG CP In Al Ssctasol
Those q Tbree Stoees.

New lndusssie, Ssassing CP b Al SscsAsoss
These q Tbree Stoses.
cha,.szaoes. September 2I-For the week
ending to-day. the new industries ano oos-
mess organisations reported BY The IrsAes.
man. snos that the general eeiterment OF
eond;,iops thfoughout 10 reaecte1 in the d.
y.rst.y ana increased capitaiixaiioa OF tne
new ornpanies formed AID consenplateo-
Among the new Industries noeod as nessus
been re ported during the week are tne tos-
lowing: uo,
r,,a e. telephone company HonaAes'
g. 0as min;e; Lynchsure, Ses.0eo lumber CEN
panv: norfolk. $500 sewerage company
-. -, construction company; Niesmeno'
secs development, company, xs@c sssaso-
r,,.u company. Spencer. SA.es ~sreaeese
enn,.ny: Troutdaie, 5000 hsrawere oem-
psny: Wsynesboro. Sss,ess msnufactssss
n. Wes, vYrsissa-Fairmoa:. $500 n.y.
c.nocs- Sroe - mine. Narrator. So.s 81
,o-ab.ie company. S,aess cold sforsse -
r.nv. Parkersburg. SIsesss oil ana sss COM
parry. x~~s,,. aaSA Arug
-am,.ny. Beaufort. Ssvteafion- arc
.o-,,.nv: Columbia Ss"s e'nnine - m.-
"a. company: Greensboro. s's" o.x
80 .,.,,. s5ade.vfIie Or u
e. 20 gaining company. troy, WV
company.
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ingenious story Of a romance and us
unhappy and happy incidents by some
talented young playe--
One brilliant feature Will be Mile.
Martha and h. sisters. a trinity OF
athletic girls, in a spectacular exhlo'-
ton Of gymnastic ability the tnree
girls are remarkably pretty and OF
Venus like physical equipment
Harry and Rose Marsden. stylish
and capabIe pair OF musical comedy
entertainers. in a high-class singing
and talking number. will provide one
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HOOD. who coached him in the role
of robin Hood'' on the trip over
He viii sing as Walter Hyde's alter
nate.
David warneld begins his tour IN
Newark, n. J.. next Monday night.
September 20. He will use The Re-
turn OF Peter Grimm" all season
I Eddie Foy. Kitty Gordon and The
Pink Lady" are early bookings UP
Central New York
Philadelphia has highly iHdorsed
Jules Eckert Goodman's play. The
Point of View" produced at the Adei-
phi Theatre by William A. Brady.
The honors went to Grace Griswold
and Emily Stevens.
Another Baby Mine" company mas
gone on tour with Walter Jones fea-
tured. 1t Is now In Bunalo.
MARGARET Ellington 10 doing fne
business through Canada, especially In
London. where she had big house.
During the run of "A Butterfly on
The Wheel" at the Murat Theatre. In
Indianapolis, the suffragettes will do
a lot of talking between the acts.
Victor Morley is now playing the
i.xding part in the second quaker
Girl, company, which opened lAst
week in Atlantic City.
Christie Macdonald started her tour
j., The Spring Maid" at the Colonial
Theatre, in providence, on MONDAY
night.
Frank Daniels Is to take "ti1an
Golfers place as comedian OK 'ne
Weber & Fields aggregation. A part
is to be written in to suit his peculiar
personality.
Ralph Herr has been given his part
in Bachelors and Benedicts' TO STUDY.
90 n Frazee is about to launch
the play.
Elsie Ferguson. who Will appear IN
IN. rifle role of Klaw & ErlanSer's
nrosuctton of Franz Lehar's operetta-
EVA has sailed for New York MISS
Ferguson spent the summer in PARIS
Harry Clay Blan,y and MS wne'
kitty Wolfe, will sail Tor Australia
from San Francisco on November ID.
". is to introduce In the Anttpodss
some of the former Charles E. Blaney
n,ays. such a. The Boy Detective.
-Across the Pacific" and many 9TH
erD.
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tres of America, and invariably to au-
diences limited only by the capacities
OF the play houses. In these days.
when novelty Is the constant cry ana
the ordinary play which Is a sensa-
ton of to-day is forgotten tomorrow:
the repeating qualities II "A Fooi
There Was" mark 1t as one out OF the
ordinary rut, and its soul-stfrrins
theme. intense situations and grip
ping story, together with the scin-
t;llating brilliancy Of its dialogue
make it a play destined to rank IN
a class by itself It's engagement X
the Bijou, which begins to-morro"
night, is the first time 1t has ever
been seen outside Of the higher
n-iced theatres. and that klaW q
ErIanger have leased it for presenta.
ton In popular houses TO <ooe.1
Campbell Is an extraordinary testA
uonial of their confidence In MIN as
a. theatrical producer. The cast nc
has assembled for this play Is an eA
ceptional one, and the production VIII
be seen in every detail exactly as MI
Hilliard played it. The characters
and players are as follows: the NUS
band, William L. Gibson. vampire
Elsie lane Wilson: wife. Bertha Ju-
dian; sister. Marion Frederic: chllo'
Agatha Frederic: friend, Rupert Ju-
liam: butler Walter Wool
rotary. Charles II. EIlwood: steward.
Frederick Nichols: Parmalee, Charles
McHenry: captain. Edward Clare
Spectacular Colonial Feature.
AS star feature Of the new weeks
bin to open at the Colonial o-mor-
row, Wilmer, Vincent & Wells nave
brought ABOUT the engagement OF
Trovollo. a ventriloquial genius. car
rying a massive production. amusing
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plays AT THE THEATRES THIS WEEK

figures and Offering a comedy storS
that has won Iaurels on the big vau-
deville time, where Trovolios enof's
have hitherto been devoted TroVo1-
10 appeared at this theatre In sep
temb.r. 1905 when Keith vaude'iAie
was being offered. end even theh
proved the hit of the bill with ms
highly amusing offering,
Billy Newkirk and the Evans SIS
tiers. :n an unique and styiish sinsiEs
an dancing Offering, VIII add an en-
ioyab!s feature Newkirk is eomea-
ian with his songs and TAX and %
ably assisted by the singing ana Zahc
ing Evans sisters, a pretty and tai
enIeG pair.
Jed and Ethel Dooley will provide
one Of the important offerings OF the
new bin in a cycling exhibition. pop
nla- because OF the novelty and COM
edy OF il. jed Doolsy, clever Gomez.
ian. Will be aided By pretty ana
skilled girl on the wheel
Helen Vincent, charming ana
pretty girl ;avorite, fresh from he'
friumphs Oh Broadway, Will PROVIDE
one Of the captivating numbers
through her comedy instincts and her
clever singing ability.
Vaiveno q Lahore, acropauc So"
iaues. with their bumps ana twists
showing careful training. viii add 10
tho fun with their pantomtmic Comedy
cleye: ness.
Picture PLAYS Of the high standard
found at the Colonial and approved
BY the National Board OF Censorship
with complete the bill! TO be onereo
three times each day. there being
matinee al o'clock and two night
performances.
Emuf-e's International COmed1ans.
Tomorrow the new bill TO open AT
the Empire Will contain q collection
of international comedians, devotins
their talents to almost every known
a., that has tended TO make vaude-
willie the popular amusement OF the
day One OF the features will be ot-
fered by Dorothy Deschelie CO..
three people. in bright comedy
sketch, The Getaway" 8 novel ana
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New York Theatrical Notes.


of the Slipper" in which Montgomery
and Stone and Elsie Janis will be seen
at the Globe Theatre later In the sea-
SON.
Kiaw Il Granger have engaged
Gustav Won Seifertitz to stage The
Argyle Case" the new detective play
in which robert Hilliard Is to star
this season, and to create the charac-
ter role of a German scientist who
turns counterfeiter. The drama, writ
ten by Harris Ford and Harvey j.
OH.Egins, along lines suggested oy
Detective William ]. Burns. will have
its first production in Atlantic City
October Il.
g. F. Keith, through E. r. Albee-
his general manager, mas ordered the
restoration Of the intermission at all
Of the Keith vaudeville theatres In
New York. A trial of the no inter-
mission policy proved that the PUBIC
had grown too accustomed to the usual
break In the program to accept It's
abolition without growing restless.
Az each house the question was put
Up To the patrons and the inteEmis-
sions won.
Two new names were added to the
cast OF The Merry Widow" which
Henry W. Savage will revive this sea
SON They are Mayben AHnne mac.
Donald. who will have the role OF
Natalie. and Louis Rousseau, who VIII
sing the par, Of Camille de Jolidon-
Neither has appeared before in a light
operate production. Miss Macdonald
IL the daughter OF the late METHODIST
Bishop Of Nebraska. Z. W. Johnston
Rousseau Is a young Frenchman. VINO
came to this country seven years ago
to engage In the banking business
His voice attracted the attention OF
DR.. Frank Demrosch. who sent him 70
AIRED Giraudet, under whom he has
/, studied.
Teddy Gerard has been engaged for
a role IN "ZiegfeId Follics. vera
Maxwell and Natalie Dagwen have
also been added to the cast.
cabI. message received by K1aw
. A. E-IanSer stated that tie English
provincial tour Of General Lew wal
I lace. Ben Bur" had been Launched
! successfully at Stratford.
TIE George W. L>dercr Production
Company ha, announced saturday
evening. september -. as the hrs'
! n.Gh, Of The Charity CIR at the
I Globe Theatre. Ralph Herr VIII De
seen IN the principal comedy role.
! Frederick Perry. now eiay1ng IN
/ The Model" has been engaGed %
Harrison Grey F;ske for . leading roe
| IN N-s. Flakes new piay. The Hien
/ Road" .ebesrsais Of which are nov
IN progress.
\ a new ser-r naae his app"sr@nre
H In ROBIN Hood" ~ the Knickeroock.
II q, Theatre last wech in To person OF
| Sleha Fesenso. . Russian, VINO TOT.
merry ssnG In leading ro'es * " "
Il nay.i Op.v, lssuse ia nrcsdea. Wr
T~~s,e came 60 sn,s csunsry Win He1s'
osDA n EsveA eVU0<s0 - essa
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OF the brightest offerings.
Grenier G. Lafose, talkative pair
NJ acrobat,c comedians, adding to
their value in athletic endeaSor oy
a bright line OF engaging patter. VIII
add their touch Of fun.
Klein & Yoste. a boy and a girl Oh
eccentric comedy attachments. with
line Of talk all for the fun OF IL anu
pleasing songs and dancing numbers
will round out the vaudeville sec
ton.
Photoplays of careful and best Sc
lection, after having the Endorsement
OF the National Censors. VIII COM
pIete a spIendidly arranged bill TO De
offered three time each day. mati-
nee at o'clock and two night per-
formances at 1880 and o'clock max
ing up the list.
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nsJOU THEATRE

"a ro~a There Wss"-AH the week
~sts.e~. Tuesday, IhurAaay and Sat-
Or0Ay.
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a new tsr-r maae his app"arsnre
In Robin HOOP ~ the Knickeroock-
~ rheasre last wech in To person OK
Sieha resenso. . Russian, who TOT.
merry ssrg In leading coles ~ tne
Reys, opess lsewse In prcsdes. ~
Hw~ase eame 90 sn,s epunsry WIN 49,
osla ~ EsveA eVW0~s0 - s-
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The Little Theatre.
Fairy pictures for children VII! oe
presented usual at tne h-eAe
Theatre this week, with other mo-
ton pictures for the grown tolk.
Howard BRYANT has been enga ged to
sing at every performance. and there
will be other attractive features the
idea which predominates in arrans-
ing the program is to please all
classes.
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ACADEMY or Music.

|BsaAay. Tuesday s.S "'
.NHs a.A wednesday matinee
sTA> 0uaker GirLS
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TIE George ". L~dercr Proaucfior
Company hs, announces SATURDAY
evening. september -. as the mrs
n.ehe Of The Charity CIR af tn'
Globe Theatre. Ralph Herr VIII %
seen IN the principal comedy role
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

a cable message received by NAV
& Granger stated that tie Ensnsn
provincial tour Of General Lew Wal
lace. Ben Bur" had been launched
successfully at Stratford.
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Elsie Ferguson. who Will appear ]
tho title role of Klaw & ErlanSer
nrosuctton of Franz Lehar's operetti
"t.vs- has sailed for New York MIS-
Ferguson spen, the summer in Para
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

TcHsy Gerard has been engaged fo'
a role IN "ZiegrcId Foilics- vera
Maxwell and Natalie DagweH nav
also been added to the cast
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

Victor Morley is now playing the
leasing part in the second quaker
Girl, company, which opened iAst
week in Atlantic City
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HOOD. who coached him in the roll
of Robin Hood" on the trip ove'
He viii sing as Walter Hyde's alter
nate.