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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-13

Hotel bridgeport arrivals: n 8 Hen
drick. Cincinnati: John Terihn. Ridge
way. r. :. Goodwin. Canton. and Niles
Nary Albright. Cleveland
The men Of tbs Kirkwood Presoyter-
an church held meeting at the church
last evening.
The theater which has been operating
In the Opera House hall for some time
will be removed downstairs the latter
Part OF the week.
Mrs. Milton Conway and son Earl
are the guests OF local friends.
Mrs. 7 W. Pursegiove and children
Will go TO Pittsburgh for a visit with
relatives.
Frank Roberts went 20 Barnesville
Yesterday To attend a meeting Of the
county druggists
Hunter ArmstronR OF Salem. Is here
Tor a few DAYS on business
Miss Mary Cook has gone 20 New
Athens 60 attend the commencement ex-
crcises which will be held there to-day.
a. j. Bags. OF GAINESVILLE Is the
guest OF local relatives
The funeral OF James Kadleik. the
raynard foreigner. who died after hav-
ing lived Tor more than a year with a
broken back. will he held this after
noon.
Miss Cleta Conway. OF Cambridge.
- visiting local friends.
The band OF gypsies who passed
through here about a week ago, are
thought to be responsible Tor the
theft Of horse from a Maynard far
mer.
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JULIUS WE'LL
THE POPULAR STORE

Boys Brownie Overalls in navy
blue Denim at .............. 25e
Boys Blue shirts wiki White
dots az NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 25s
Boys Best Waist. the Little
Mems Stifel blue with white
dots McMechen make. fun sizes.
long sleeves. full bodies. a perfect
shirt IN every way. We handle
none others az .............. soc
Blue Chambray shirts with col
lars attached. same quality. none
better made. - .............. SOC
Summer Underwear for men and
boys PCro-kri'. BalbriEgan. The
best f0r 25c and So.
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Hors. Hat.s wa Dash

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tended down TO ny feet. Then suffered
agony with the burning. itching sores. could
hardly walk and for = long time could net
put on socks.
." AL this time I was trying everythlnE I
could hear Of. got no benefit from all thu
was nearly worn out. and had given up in
despair OF ever being cured when I was advised
by q friend TO try Cuticura Remedies. pur-
chased Cuticura Soap. Ointment. and Resolv-
ent. and sed eIactly - directed. used
the Cutie Remedies constantly for fsur
months. ard nothing else. and was perfectly
cured. u iOv year. and have not had
the least bit nee. I an ready TO praise the
Cuticura ReuiS-lies AZ any time" (signsd)
Z. T.. Cate. Nov. 10. 1910.
Cuticura soap and Cuticura Ointment are
sold throughout the world. liberal sample
OF each mailed free. with SIP. book on skin
and scalp treatment Address. "CSIticurz."
Dept. 7. Boston. TeRder-faoed men should
shave with cuticura Soap shaving Stick.
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COM MENCEMENT
AT BETHANY
EXERCISES WILL De HELD THIS
MORNING.
Judge L. 7. FAIR Of Lisbon viii De-
liver the Address-Class
Day Held Yesterday.

With a lengthy program OF inter
Cs'lnr exercises. the annual com
mcncemeu, of bethany college will
b" held today when class Of forty
three graduates will receive diplo-
mas. The exercises val be- held in
rhe chapel hall and are expected 10
De- very largely attended. The
morning session viii boz held az
".a" O'Clock AMI the afternoon Sos.
sion viii Doc held az 1870 O'Clock
The commencement address Will
D." delivered by Judge ]. =. FAIR. Of
Lisbon, % The salutatory address
will Doe made hy Ferdinand Adams
IoHenharcar ~ lydia. Nd. while
the honor delivering The yaledic-
tory speech falls to William Savior
Wiikin. ~ New Cumberland. " Va
Oratons viii be- deryered by Enoch
Charles Smith. CraVfordsville. Ind
Hazel Merle Mercer. Rudolph. q .
Edgar Allen Johnson. Auburn. y.
Y. George John Owen. Pittsburgh.
20. IamoF Ray Wlkcn. Sep Cum
hrrlnrd. IS Va. Harry Lawrence
ico. Shreveport. d. Mabel EberIry.
West Unity. o.. and Mildred stew.
arr. ki'bu0k. ohio President
Thomas r crumblet viii present
fr~ diplomas
Yesterday afternoon OBJ. annual
C.aF dat EXERCISE OF the Senior
r'1e- we're hold o. rl O'Clock rr
'Nn carI.r. Hnd we're witnessed hv
many 40 interesting program vas
'ar- rH' prfHr .pafe. .r aa frI
."f tH.e Historian. George e.
SOL. I.HHH Orator u. r...
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BENWOOD

Yesterday Scout Commissioner Chas
J. Beardsley OF MoundsviIIe received a
emmunicatton from chief scout EKeru-
i've James r West. STATING that tho
American Red Cross Soplety's First All
Ehhibiuon car would he in this tow n
from Monday morning until Wednesday
~ Vu'ns OF NEXT week Great interest
- ueinE taken IN the coming Of the car
py the local scouts and the MoundsviIIs
bows. Vho Will come here IN a BODY TO
Nlness me concentrations In first aid
70 STUDY the principal The eNhfhitf0u
car ~ from Washington. L. c.. and IL In
,hsfFe of nr. y j. Lynch. one Of the
Goo fre world
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II. Evans
Bridgeport, Ohio.
BRIDGEPORT
Annual Picnic Of the NirHwood Pres
5yteuana Will he Owen
To-day.

Tho annual picnic of rho KIrkwoaI
irFeu} frrItu sunday school will Ia
given to-day uf shady side. aud % .s es-
IrrfrI fUHf lafEsfu three and four
hundred will attend s number - fsa-
lures have been arranged. IurfudI ing
races fHr every hoaE ard fast baseball
game which Will Ue played between f.
picked team anil the Iouabrg Bible
|InHa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-13

Miss Ed 90 -.Hoen-a0 IN the guest o.
90 NirEria Lee ErInEmar. ~ war
5000
MiEs Moran 90 water street vas n
NJ '"r 'aN'.Ir Hr n.a'rraa Frafrrfar
I.If-n ....f rHa rirrs Iaaf sfsnfnn
Master fHrrr.. con no W nrI Mr.
lanes HIruinr fa -rerrsrIrr a. fra
N.rf' Wia~'Irr hospital fri'rufrE an
OPERATION
IHr IfruH"I ..rfHra base faiI suits
Rave arrived HrH Hr#a Hr Fn.. H'finr nt
f"a .s.rH fn STORE ace EVENING"
'"f hr.. HHa rHf.r"rH ffHr. Wnnf.
rafnr '. unr.r pol Hffenfaf f.s ar.
rnr ~ f.H .r..Hf rHHr .."'lr.n In
H..m H"n
h..rHfe Hf .rIuH....a rrar.Iaea
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excellent The affair was under the
direction OF Prot. J. C. Moos. and
all who participated carried out
their parts very creditably A large
audience was in attendance
This evening will be held the an
nual reunion 81 the Adelphlan Lit
erary society. and this afternoon
the annual bethany Alumni banquet
viii be held.
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pted in ann Y.ar.

David Hiu. one ut t.s oldest r.siI,nfs
&c the city. ti-d yesterday morning a.
in~ home "f His dHugh'sr uu Lombard
street otter au illness ... ru tf,. inc
irmitFs Uf odd axe lie was boo bis NNrh
year and had been l '...u resident for
H long fiu.. The deceased .- survived
D.. -Four children Charles. o. IaltDu.
Mrs. Henry 'dslI Mrs. Irene Cls- and
Mrs Alex berruauEh. au OF tr,- city.
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10 is erui-Cffirtslly reported that The
National Tube Works here. including
tNe tube. plate. steel and furnace de-
btffufnt VII smut down the latter part
~ This month for several weeks. 10
make extensive repairs. throwing Sum
drfiH ~ men out % employment Do -
The suspension will not be over three
weeks
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Delegates Elected.

At meeting Of the local lodge of
flks. Tuesday evening. the following
delegates To the meeting OF the Elks
Chio state Reunion association. which
will ne held at Cedar Point. August IA.
10 and IS. We're elected. 5. q. Crow.
!. =. Sherry. a. ". Boone. Fred wass-
man. and \ :. - Toole. alternates-I.
"a Hayes. Harry Herzberg. l.. W. L.
steele.
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Carnival for Bellaire.

Arrangements have been completed
whereby the National Amusement CO.
will show in this city the week begin
ming saturday. June is.
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STEUBENYILLB

sTEUBENvILLE. O.. June IL.
Coroner Foster was notified that
Harry Mumlek. a SIav miner. aged o..
end single was killed by fan ~
slate On Tuesday az The Roby mines
a. Ramsey
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months the boils quit. but
my arms. neck and body
broke out with an itching,
burning rash. IL would
burn and itch. and come
out In ptmples Ike grains Of
wheat. I vas IN . terrible
condition I could not sleep
or rest. Parts Of my fesh
were raw. and I could
scarcely bear my clothes
on. I could not he In bed
IN any position and rest. In
about 4 year the eores er-
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\ foreigner was brought before Squire
Morrell. yesterday morning on war
rant sworn out by fellow Countryman.
charging "A breach 81 peace. lie was
found guilty and fined s. and costs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-13

The funeral services OF the late Mrs.
Fred THESE will be held from the
FAMILY home on Fayette street this at
teruoor. and the Ladies' OF the Macca-
Tees VIII attend Ia a body Interment
III be made In Riverview cemetery
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For Satisfactory
Concrete Work. cal
THE C. 3. KIMBERLY CO..
once Schmuihach building
Roth Phones


Tho Irriea of the Criterion club and
.' f.r Ladies' .f fH- WHHrshasa usrf fH
Wooded To- rrfsrfHr morn ~ Hrf spent
'.r "H .r f"H rruUr.'. or Cha ".rH
NI sffI.s HtaH. HI@T fa.Fefa we're Teen
no. end fra farf. .st4rrrf .Hrr .a.f
f..HrE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-13

The members OF Class - 81 the First
NJ. r. Sunday school will hold a Japan
eSt social In front OF the church this
evening. and everyone Is ir tied 10 at
tend. Refreshments OF W JUS kinds
affair Will be donated to charitable af-
fairs.
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teresting program has been arranged
for the occasion. DELEGATES will be
present from very large number Of
banks In the district and the members
Of the Bellaire. Martins Ferry. Bridge
port and st Clairsviue banks will en-
terrain fham.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-13

Mike SfHUVIrT. axe 30 was caught
nuder a fail % stone IN the mine Of Big
Five coal Company. az Stewartsville. a
few miles west Of this city. early Tues
day morning. and instantly killed.
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VIII Finish strorR.

D. p Coulter. manager OF the cam
palEu. gave talk Co the workers last
evening, In which He stated that
although some party rad rlf s sign an
der the door stating that 100 hope was
dead and 'Htr 30 was time 90 4.It. that
'.' 'aUTaisn would surely Doe huge
success.
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%. Anshony.s SERVICES.

At the 81. Anthony's Catholic church
this morning low mass fiii Be solemn
med 40 $50. ana high mass a. 30. IN
Observance OF the Feast % ST An
thony. the patron saint OF the church.
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roreigned Knled.

Miss Herths burrows. will entertain
tne members Of the Z. Y. W. club. ~
the home IN South Bellaire. this evenins
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held from the Asnae on Saturday after
room 90 ! ociock Rev. Nssi OF the
hirkvOod Presbyterian church. will or
cate and intsrmsnt viii be made In
Lonwood cemstsry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-13

Harlan tuurfriEht Trmocratlr candi-
date Tor sheriff ~ Marshall county. vas
Le-" yesterday from his home az
MounfeviIIe. calling IN rls many friends
iu frie com r1unify. regardless Of politl-
ral affiliations
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a number ~ rEHf fans we're ir town
I.af eEHr.rE I.rEIrE Tor me reported
ne fErf which they hau been told
HtH fH have been pulled IN BOO 90.
opera H.HHe They had tickets for fHr
t.uf hsf Icff town after being unable
fu learn anything
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TheaterH Come In.

Last evening ala co. the proceeds OF
the Rex theatre were donated Co tho
hospital fund. and tho report us She
amount will bo made this evening 1u
Friday the Fasfiw" viii give their pro-
yeeds Co IN, fund
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Chalmers " Hamilton. p years.
and Mary r Hastings. 70 years. n
Adena
Guy S Kanahle. % years. and VII.
IN v. Miller. ~ years. Of East Spring
field
Emmett " Lowmiller. IS years.
and Marie Jackson. 81 years. o.
Steubenvilie
Walerv TipireEki. q years. and
lanes Moriiouska. rs years. % steu.
henviIie
Ir0 n can o. vsa-s arf A
Pan0hs fooman. 81 years % stou.
trrviIe
samuel slf.ntouirh. CO. years 10
g-"enhurr 20 and Dora HIecn. O.
years. Of SfcuhervIie
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f-r H..r fnrsrra HasH..HfI.r vHI no.
.f. .r f'a .f. today arf .r-s ."-
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II will pay you 10 see
those CLASSY" new Pat
terms at Fallen & Carsons
before purchasing your
summer Suit.
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MARTINS FERRY
Captain UpdeGraff First Worker 60
Twice Turn Hand OF Cam
pa1gn CLOCK.

captain Charles Jpdegra'f 81 team
No. !, again earned the honor Of turn
ing the campaign clock last evening. hy
The supper last evening was served b.
the ladies of the United Presbyterian
ana 81 fauls Episcopal churches and
ilne spread was put up. Speeches
we're made by Judge GRAY and Rev D.
:. Hll, ana both men told of their Ger
taintN OF the success OF the NOV emcut.
TO" reports OF the teams was a. fol-
lows Arr,rus I..Tg.s
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Gay. Will have the tags on sale all over
the city, and sixteen ladies' have been
named already who will take care OF the
sales.
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SUFFERED AGONY
WITH ITCHING
And Burning. Sores Like Boils All
Over Body. Parts Of Flesh Raw.
Could Scarcely Bear Clothes On.
Nearly Worn Out When He Tried
Cuticura Remedies and Was Cured.

Erie. Ky. -" About four years aro oroks
cut with sores on my arms like boils. After
two months they were al over ny body, some
coming and some rotnr avav LIN about stx
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Put Crex or Mating
Old Your Porch and
Bed Rooms

There is no other floor covering half so
clean, so bright or sanitary and at the prices we
offer the goods everybody can afford to have
them.
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MONUMENTS

You will save dollars by getting my
prices
4 postal card or either phone will
bring 20 Won my latest designs.
employ no agents and will save
You their commission on any work
YOU should want
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-09
new YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, Feb. s,r-Trading in
cotton today was again very active
but sentiment was un9@ttled ana al
though prices made new high records
for the movement early they moved
over an irregular course throughout
h later session. desnite the fact that
the general news seemed well cal
cuiated TO foster the bullish senti-
ment. The feature Of the morning
trading was the heavy realizing OF II
loo commission house which tended
to .lsettle the market and set afoot
a sentiment that The prices had reach
ed a place were they would render the
mills less earlier to buy. The bulIish
tone. however, predominated.
The market opened even points
higher to foul lower. The heavy SELL
ing forced these figures of about
last nights closing. bit good support
was encountered on the down scale
and tie market later rallied three or
four points from the lowest.
Southern spot markets were strong
with an enormous demand and Of
ficial early quotations 1-Sc. to Lac.
higher.
Liverpool was due Z come 3 Ia to
8 points higher and showed a net
gain # frol : to 10 IL points. with
spots IL points up On sales. OF 49,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-09
Cani,alizing Farming.

On a l%,o00-acre farm In Kansas.
by the use Of traction engines, the
~ of lPlewing. drilling and har-
rowing was reduced from $500 to
$606. In another instance where the
cost of putting In the crop by the
use of horse powell amounted to
$3.50. when tractors were used there
was a saving of &2.sl9. The two
tractor pillow g Is > now to;
break up three-quATters Of an acre
in an hour. while the se~ven-gang
pillow has an acre and tw~enty-nine
one-hundredths to its credit in the
same period Of time. and a recent
experiment In the use OF three trac-
tors and 81 plow4 &resulted In the
breaking up of IA acres per hour.
1T Is also a matter of observation
that capital. or rather the owners Of
capital on a large scale. having ex-
plotted ~monopolies and having steadily
accumulated more capital. are now
seeking new fields OF Investment from
which reliable return. may be had.
The Introduction OF the traction en-
CINE makes agriculture today b
largest field in which capital can find
an opening. and one that has the
promise OF most satisfactory returna.
A summary Of present conditions In
dicatas high prices Of land. especially
since 1900. high prices Of food .
decrease in farm labor and the pay
ment OF higher .waGeA together with
q possible extension OF the acreage
actually cultivated AL OF the con-
ditions are ripe Tor the Introduction
OF machine production, for we now
have high price Of product lefnciency
Of machinery. and = po1ibla. con-
centration of manAgement.-Farm.
Stock and Home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-09
Roll of Honor of
St. Peter s School

A list Of the honor pupils Of st.
Peters school has just beer sent out
by its teachers. The pupils gave an
Entertainment Friday, the
program being rendered:
Violin. solo, Angels Serenade,'
George Ryall.
Reading reports of nth class.
Recitation. George Washington"
Walter Upshur.
Reading reports of fourth class.
Piano solo. Dance of the Fairies
Thomas Stauffs.
Reading reports of third class.
Recitation, "Ship OF State" John
heading reports Of second class.
Recitation. My Country" Raymond
Dynan.
Reading reports of academy classes.
Following is a list of names appear
ing on the honor roll:
Academy A-Joseph McDonough,
James Foster, Cornelius Sharkey.
Louis Shaughnessy, Eugene Callahan.
Academy B-Louis Zelus, Julius
Hazelgrove, Francis Parater, William
Lane, John Mclaughlin. Douglas Pat
tersor. Earl Sewers. Huber Tiinmins,
John Leisfeld. Thomas K~eaveney. JOS
eph Asher. Eugene McDonoush. Paul
Staus Leo O'Connor. George RyaI,
second class Awkward Balm. JOS
eph Mackey, John Quinn. Charles
Caravati, James Muldowney, Louis
I canaan, Alwsn T~wyphafn. Samuel
Ryan, Joseph Adams. Andrew Daft
from, Joseph Binn, John NJ. Heinz, An
drew Folkes. Louis Caravati, Charles
Johnson. Charles Langford. Charles
RoSs.
Second class B--Rohert Patterson,
BERNARD Roster. Ralph Banks. jesse
Lawrence. Bert Lord, William Wright
| Arthur Nelson. leo Massei, Edward
Fill. Henry Dudley.
Third class-Jarres Pain, Char!eA
Nuttye, Laurence Del Papa. Jeronie
Tresnon. Gerald Sweeney, Robert Daf-
from.
Fourth class A-Myer Pacini. Chris
topher Mussei. Willism Waish, An
drew Narchette. Joserh O'NeiL.
Fourth class B-Waiter Upshur- =
Fifth ~class-George Rose.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-09
ROANOKE IN
HANDS OF REC LINERS

fS~~~sas ~ TIVE Richmond virginian.)
LYNCHBURG. VA. Feb. s.-H. Il.
Creider, of Roanoke. was today ap-
pointed temporary receiver Of the
West End Furnace Company OF
Roanoke In the Federal Court here.
The petition was filed by creditors,
who lain to have debts AGAINST the
company which aggregate more than
sas5, 900, though this may not repre-
sent the entire Indebtedness Of the
corporation.
The petitioners are Edward Bailey
& Co. Of Harrisburg. Pa, whose
claim is $34.516.52; Edward Bailey.
of Harrisburg, Pa, whose debt Is al
ltyed to be $500. ana the Nelson
Hardware Company OF Roanoke.
which files an account amounting to
$951.04.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-09

there was no grain to be had at the
prices asked by country holders tho
previous day. For a week or more
the lash situation at Chicago has been
quite duh, u as Lichsrern holds tine
whip hand. an absence OF weakness
has teen shown. The May future Will
continue TO pivot on the action OF
the cash market. and IN case OF a
milling demand develops or exporters
come into tho market for u cash
wheat "A complete reversal OF condi-
tions will be seen.
The character OF tho buying In h
oats market continued Of the best.
There were a few in the trade Who
were talking bearish. but none OF
these cared to take the lead and put
out short lines.
Stocks OF this grain In the East are
reported as small. but the buying of
the cash article at Chicago continued
rather light. All the grain markets
were firm today. Provisions were
steady to a shade higher.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-09
WOULD END HUNT
FOR OLD MASTERS

LONDON, Feb. s.-To end the hunt
for old masters by American collec-
tors Is the ambition OF Henry Percy
Thompson. who IL going to the Unit
ed States In q few days for the pur-
pose Of exploiting his new process OF
reproducing pictures He claims he
can reproduce, by his new method.
at a cost Of $25 to $50, any master.
not. only exact In detail and, color
also In. the. ,neculiaritys. at treat,
ment and technique.
Color photography Is . part OF the
process. and the rest II T~hompson's
secret. His reproductions are said to
be superior in detail to any hand
produced copy ever executed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-09
SOCIETY THESHAM
Show CONCLUDES
AT EXTRA PERFORMANCE II. 4
HOTCIIKIss rs PRESENTED
WITH LOVING CUP.

The Society Vaudeville ana Min
strel troupe terminated a very suc-
cessfui engagement at the Academy
OF Music last night, piayiAx &c =
crowded house. The feature of the
evening was the presentation of a ale
yer loving cup to Henry 8. Hotehk,ss.
referred to as Honey Boy Hot-hkiss'
on the program. and oc.,aston lt,y
thus during the conctave Of tf.a
Knights Of the Burnt Cor l..rel..
Thomas Bryan made the presentation
on III part OF the Belle Bryan lore
and Mr.. hofchkiss responded AZ nit
tingly as expected.
The Belle Bryan Home falls heir to
formances and Judging from the at
tendance and the activity displayed By
the program and flower gtrls In selling
their wares . very satisfactory suTu
was FeAifzed.
Originally II was intended TO have
but two performances. but the enter
tainment was OF such unusual sx-
cellence that II was found necessary
to add a third. Indeed the company
might well have played an entire week
to excellent busincss had not George
Evans insss:cc that his troupe was
entitled to a show. having been book
ed some time In advance Of the So
cicty vaudeville company.
The closing performance was quite
up to the standard ret at the frst and
Bothered at the second. None Of the
jokes appeared to lose liz point and
the Spanish dance In the closing act
was all that could be. desired, tho
dancing Of the women being excep-
tionally clever.