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The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1912-08-02
Notice

SALE OF FIFTEEN THOuSAMD
DOLLARS OF BOARD OF SufEn'
VISORS SEPARATE ROAD niS-
TRICT NO. FOUR ROAD BONDS.
Fifteen Thousand {sl5,000) Dollars oI
the Thirty Thousand Dollar BOND lrsus
OF The Board OF Supervisors sepaIa.o
Road District No. 4, Of jackson County,
Mississippi, Public Road Bonds VIII De
offered to the highest and best DiooeI ~
open session OF the Board OF Supervis..
ors OF jackson County, Mississippi, ~
the Court House Of said County a.
~ O'CLOCK, NOON, August
5th, 1912.
All bidders will be required to 8 de- sie
posit $4,000, or its equivalent, Win Ply,
with the Clerk OF this Board ior tne
faithful performance OF said bid the
Board reserving the right to reject any
or all bids:
BY order of the Board.
FRED TAYLOR,
Clerk Board OF Supervisors,
0-24 Jackson County, Miss
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1912-08-02

Never tell man that he has MADE
a fool of himself. II he knows 1t he
will get angry, and he will get angry
also II he doesn't know It.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1912-08-02
ANOTHER RAILROAD
PROBABLY ASSURED
Continued from Page 4

copy, was submitted to the English
financiers in July OF last year, tor
their consideration. The report was
fayorably received, but, owing to
the worldwide financial depression
and the political agitation IN the
limited States they would not act
decisively upon the matter, saying
that il would be almost useless, un-
der the conditions prevailing at that
time. to endeavor to form syndl-
cate to handle the proposition, but
for him to hold himself in readiness
TO get busy Immediately upon
receipt of advices from them that
the time was opportune to proceed
with the work.
SEAVER COMING.
Mr.. Seaver stated today that IN
expectation of this advice from
abroad he had about month ago,
instructed the chief engineer to or
ganize a party and hold it in readl-
ness to take the field within "a hours
after he had wired the Chief to dc
So. Mr.. Seaver expects to leave tol
the Gulf coast country within the
next three weeks to take active
charge of the work in person. lht
road will approximate 1000 miles II
length and will cost $50, 900 ,00(
complete to the top Of the rail. Mo
tive power and equipment will COS
SIC, 600, 900 more or total OF $40,
600 900 ready for operation. It WI
REQUIRE from three to five years t
build, depending upon the supply Q
labor and material.
The Baldwin Locomotive Work
has furnished specifications an
prices for 100 oil-burning locomo
tives, and these will be delivered a
each division is opened for traffic
Except for track and bridge materl'
no orders for supplies or equipmeT
will be made before the comm
spring.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-15
PROSPECTS ARE BLUE,
in TRACK ATHLETICS
scarcity OF Mater!al and Failure of New Men 70
snow Up Provig Serious Drawback to Vir-
gina, Which Is Facing Heavy Schaorla

toi u oss country running, as well as for
a'ia teur boxing, won in France. wnere
life. p"' q ms
only few months ago Capebart
saio 10 have won the twenty-six
, ,n race held in connection with Tho
men oiytnp'c games. Thie race gavn
nm inc iohS distance championship of
'Hat country. lie also won tho gold
mccall gwen by the French National
opoft Club. designating him the
champion oanthmweight Of that coun-
Try He worked out on the board
Walk for the first time "Wednesday.
ahd on Thursday night gave good
account OF himself with his gloves in
the gymnasium
Capehart has returned to America
lor good and Will make his home here.
ne nag catered the college department.
o. the university. majorlng in Eng
iish. II he proves the distance run
her ne is said to ba, he will I'LL n
ready opening on the track team.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-15
ARRANGED
FOR TRINITY QUINT
IN February Team Will Make
Northern Trip, Playing George
town and Virginia.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch...


Durham. ~ G., December 1i.-Man-
eger ]. a. Rand, of the Trinity COLLEGE
Basketball team, has announced the
schedule of games to DO played by his
team this season. y total OF eleven
games will be played by the team.
Seven OF which are to be on tho home
floor four on the Northern trip, ana
enc in Raleigh. This IS by far the best
Rchcoulc that the team has ever had
Possibly the most notable part of the
Fchedule Is the Northern trip, omurac-
ms the cities Il Charlottesville and
LSnchburg, Va, ana Washing ion, d. Z.
THIS Is the trSt year tnut the team
has ever taken II Northern trip, and
the outcome Will be watched with 4
Sreat deal OF interest.
For the past three months CAPITA II
Brinn has mad his men on tho floor,
patlng them through strenuous pr C.
tice. and he has rounded up u ouint
that for teamwork is insurpa ssablc.
Though the positions have not yet
J zen definitely awarded. tho qulnt will
be picked from the following men:
Forward. Br!nn, captain Y. /. Jones
Frank Crowell and C. w. White;
Centre. V. \. Moore and r G. Cherry:
Guards, Houston, Barringer and He'd
rick, who was captain OF last years
team. and is now III the law school.
captain brlnn may shirt to guard at
times during the season. giving his
place at forward to one OF the other
contestants.
The schedule OF games arranged
is as follows:
February l-Guilrord College. Dur
ham.
February S-Chariotte Y. Al C. A.,
Durham.
February "a & NJ. College. Dur
ham.
February l6--V. p. l., Durham
February l7-University OF Virginia
Charlottesville, Va
February le-Georgotown University,
Washington, d. C.
February 2o-Cathohc University
Washington, ID. C.
February 2l-Virginia Christian
college. Lynchhurg. Va.
February ga. s. NJ. College, Raj
eigh. n. c.
March University OF Virginia.
Durham.
March 2-University of v'rglnis
Durham
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-15
.DENOUNCE ACTION
. OF JOCKEY CLUB
Horsemen Declare It's Jurisdiction
Does Not Extend to Charles
ton, and Will Attend Meet.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.


Norfolk, Va. January ls.-Dcnounc-
Ing the New York Jockey Club and Au-
gust Belmont for the outlawry OF Inc
Charleston maot, which opens Wed :
ncsday, score morn norse owners,
trainers and jockeys. at meeting to-
Might decided that They would Ahip
their strings from the Janestow /.
trsck and participate in the races
tnore, They claim that tho New York
club has no Jurisdiction 500 miles from
home. and viii take the chances of
being barred by participation in tho
meet
Leaders of tho horsomen claim that
all but two or three Of tho stables
opsra ting in the Eas, will participate
IN tho Charleston meet, and that the
Jockey Club cannot take acIlon
against them without practically
Knocking out tho Eastern mee,s Of
this spring, including Laurel and the
jamestown tracks. They believe that
reinstatement will DO necessary should
they be suspended in order not to mar
those meetings
Tho New York Jockey Club has nc
! track or standing at home, and tholr
efforts to control 500 miles South is
simply an effort to secure the tses, -
said n leader.
Az soon as the weather permits the
hundred or more fast horses quartersd
mere VIII be shipped to Charleston.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-15
Pert in@zat Coz9aRHaeEat
BY GUS MALBERT.

Another of those bIfurcated meetings.
OF the Virginia League Will be held
to-day IN petersburg at the Stratloru
iolel. from All auNIces received Just
,hIcS cturs WIN DC represented, anu
these three ciuos VIA ne the pro-
NAIlams faction. Petersburg, Norlulk
anu itoanoke Will be on nund, wnll,:
MlIhmona, LyncnDurg ana Dunvnie
pFupiuiy be tnut the quorum Ill AZ
tenuanee Will elect 1iouert c. VIII
nalns, OF Roanoke, to succeed himseIl
anu transact SUCH otner business ns
may come before tho body.
Inc meeting was originally scheu-
oieu Tor last Monday, nut, upon re-
quest OF Owner ". b. bradley. or Rich-
mond, was postponed until to-day. Al
tho last moment. and after a tole-
sram from }. IL Farrell, secretary Of
the National Board OF Arbitration, saw
.ns mat he could delegate d member
81 tnut pody to preside IL the meet
TIE were deferred another week, the
representative OF DanViile, LyLcnbur,-
n iin Williams. advised President Vii
I.uns that they would not attend the
meeting called for to-day Tnereunnn
lillums replied That he did not cor
cede the right OF member of tho
Board of Arbitration to preside AT a
raI Ing ol lhe virginia League and
ins.
~. as stated by w. b. Bradley last
~ T., FL s., u, LynGnours and Danville and
she run VIII start not at the meeting.
out utter the meeting Is done 1t viii
e a. up to those who absemted them
seiHes from the meeting TO take the
next step. What their move win be-
pro elematieal The right OF an out
11aer TO preside at a meeting of th.
mtrGlnlh League Is lauYhable 20 lhos.
fairs. oaSeoaii AZ
The only way for Williams 70 he
I'aS .eu as president of tho Virginia
LEAGUE Is to win over one of the three
Iiuo s VINO gay they will have nohodv
to ut W.iliama That is tho only way
hSeGretary Farrell. or to secretary anv.
MY, eIse' VII not avail The oppo
EEe a of Williams should know this
tn, reIl should know. X he does NOT,
.--at tne Natlonal Board OF AIbitration
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-15
Y. N. |. DEFEATS
ROANOKE COLLEGE
Cadets Win by Score of 50 OF 6.
Game Played at Lex
ington.
Especial to The rimes-Dispatch. !

Lexington. Va, January 14.-Thc
Virginia Military Institute dcYea,cl
Roanoke College In the formers gym
nasium on Saturday night by n score
of IS to g. The cadets lid not play
as we'll as in previous GANGS. Thr
game wns free from fouls. ana The
long passes of Clarkson played mn i'm.
portant part III tho victory of thu.
cadets.
The men who played for V. NJ. l.
Were l.. Ewing. l.. Ewing, Iuwcry.
stroud and Ciarkson. ana at all times
their passes We're quick and sure
Hornicker and Mcclure played for
Roanoke College. Tho lineup:
V. NJ. l. Position L. q.
Ewing. l. right forward.... Stalcy
(Lowery)
Ewing. L.. left forward. uornickcr
(Prenti3s)
strand ....... centre. ....-.. Mcclure
SchillinE right guard. ...... Doub
Clarkson. Sewell,. ShotwclD
Hardaway left guard. 49,. Mayhem
(Owen, A.
Field goals. Ewing ] d. Ewing,
= Stroud, s: Lowery, .: Clarkson. ;:
Hornicker, /; Evcrmnn. ]. Fouls
Ewing, 3; Mcguire, .. Toferees-Adams
and Leeds. Time of halves. twenty
minutes and fifteen minutes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-15
1salrraers
49, MoTV3R CARS
iosdoal !e!|,|ss!.gs GOupW
GacszRaosSn. VEKsfanAA
ASK LEGISLATURE
FOR ENABLINGA ACT
Ministers of Dunkards' Church
Sign Petition-Bond Issue
to Be Voted On.
Especial to The Times-piEpatoh.I

Especial to Tho Times-DiEpatch.]
HarrIsonburg. Va. January l4.--To-
day petition signed by the ministcrs
of the Virginia Church OF the
Brethren. representing 1900 Dunkards.
was completed, and will be sent to he
Virginia Legislature. asking for State
wide prohibition enabling act, and Il
law to keep whiHkey from bella.
shipped into dry" territory. The pc
tition refers to tho unoompromisins
position OF the Dunkard Church OH
the temperance question oommends the
work of the Virginia Anti-Sniooh
League and praises the stand takcH
by dry" newspapers. The petition
Is also signed by President Flory. Or
Bridgowater College. tho leading
Brelnren institution in Virginia.
To-day the nrs, gun in the o4mpaign
for the state SUNDAY School Convea-
ton to be held III HarrsonDurg IN
April was fired by State Secretary
DIggs. OF Richmond. who spoke ut The
tiarrisonburg Methodist Baptist and
Presbyterian churches. and also con-
Quoted big meeting in DaytoA. Local
committees are already busy and tn.
convention Will attract thousands Of
workers from all parts of the state.
Frank p. Staley. of Clifton Forge, a
State pure food Inspector. Is busy N
this end OF the valley. He order I'd
two Harrisonburg slaughter houses to
clean up. called down several mer-
chants for handling old fruit and look
ed suspiciously at numerous articles
on the shelves. warned butchers ABOUT
mixing cracker dust with eausage. and
made many dealers stop hanging tur-
Keys on the outside Of the stores He
Will make his report to the State De
partment 1t liz said that ne VIII toss
bouGurt at the Western State Hos
pitai. stanton. for the conditions pre-
vtil.nS there.
The Rockingham Board OF Super
visors, at tho request OF 800 voters.
VIII ask Judge Haas 10 call speclsi
election TO vote on a $4,000 bond Issue
FOR macada miZed road from tn.
Southern Railway al Broadway, Rock
inSham county. westward TO the WcsL
Virginia boundary line.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-15

has no right to stop in so long as
me league is divided three ana three
IL is purely an internal matter, connect
ell only with the Virginia League. II
shere were majority on either side
ana tho minority persisted IN main
taAning it's position, tnen the National
Board would nave q .rgnl 10 inlcrler.
out unuer no other condition.
zoo JACKSON, writing Ia the Wash
tnsion Post, with no interest in tue
virginia League, has the ioIiuwIng "a
say, winch comes very nearly hitting
the nail on The head:
In Virginia tho excitement over
the matter OF the presidency continues
II the ciup owners have tns good OF
inc game at heart. they wil wind w
their row speedily. anu before il tur-
DOESN'T seem 10 be chance to beat
PRESIDENT Williams, for reasons tha,
nave been set forth before. When :,
man is In no cannot be put our. as
iohg as nnlf OF his league Id NTH him
Under certain conditions. il Ii posi-
Ole tnut Mr. Williams Gouiu have ucen
ihuuced TO Withdraw. Now, however
~ regards the matter AS one Of per
route with II. And, as mas ueen snow
the only way to beat him Involves
@recklnB the league. ii any so-caIied
Io"ipromise over IL reached. 1t mus,
iiams. W. WI
Tho Virginia president did RICH,
~ refusing TO allow the National
BOARD TO send ANYBODY into his meet
Ln9 70 conduct it How Secretary
farrell ever was induced to GLOW MIN.
SELF TO os drawn into the matI.r In
mystery. The National Board has 40.
soiuteiy no right to attend. by deputy
or 10 mix into the nuss which is en-.
tlrely an Internal affair OF the Virginia
LehS ue. Probably Secretary FarrelIs
teaa LOT An organization. Tor whose
luture Ne reared. caused him to mako
10 listen TO. suggestion that he
Knows ~ not a pertinent ONE
But the fun Is on. The William,
action mas thrown down the geuntlet.
Inc virginia League may Iive-mavbe
;I mateVer the result, the fame will ba
Sn Sums winter news. And don't
ioFset that the United States Learue
ss gong to supply baseball noSt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-15
Especial to The Times -Dispato

N>iie4 iottcSS lie, va, january a.
With the necessity OF practically re-
o"ii"ihs Nifsihlas track team in time
for the George Washington meet on
the night OF February 10. the ou,look
is blue on account of the ucarcity oY
material, and the failure OF nav mon
10 come out and try for the team.
ifS MA is this year Undertaking one
OF the most ambitious schedules ever
attempted by the track team, and the
"hole success or failure of the sea-
son depends on what can be done
"l'hin the next thirty days.
The team Of 1919 Will haye tn h,
composed almost wholly OF nav mar
ana their failure to report on the fsld
ih inc cause of much worry to ALI In
terested IN virginia track prospects
Is the present intention 10 have
.No re!ay teams If sufficient mon can
iouhd TO compose them. II these
/ TWO teams can he developed Virginia
VIII compete against Harvard ana
az" In triangular meet in Boston
an February 10, and will also cornote
III washington against Johns Hopkins
ana washington and Ice for the
southern championship on tht same
night North Carolina and George.
town VIII also compete agnina, vir-
Sihia III the various meets, ana II is
necessary that they be opposed i,v a.,
adequate team.
The fall try-outs showed that thcra
was plenty OF good material in col
iege, and what Is puzzIing Coach Ian
/ nisan Is that the men seem to have
lost interest Virginia has held tho
relay championship of the South for
seven Years. and quick work must be
done 70 keen this record unbrokcu.
Santnim Todd Cooke. Harris Ward
and Rumbough are fast rounding into
form, and wilt be the mainstays this
year. but ii is absolutely necessary
that ihAy have good supporting
team. The ahserco Of former Captain
Holiday and Larry Martin leaves va :
cancics in tho hurdles and hieh iu,np.
while there arc very frfv mon avail
! H"lc for tn" srrints. Middle distance
, mon arc bH1'r needed n"d TIE weiellt
"Nnrts arc V"rv short - ca"dldotes
AniDrt" those entering the ITnive,-
sity Of Niri:nim sinco Christmas is ouY
who may prove valuable addition 20
the acit team. This is man named
capchart, who brings with him records
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-15
CRUISERS, SHORT or COAL.
AItR!NE ~ HAMPTON uuinS

NoFfolk. Va, ,laHudrv l..-Shor., or
Goa as result OF their weeks search
for The torpedo boats Migrant ami Nc
Ga'ir which recently turned ur In
Guantanamo and Bern,.dn. respective.
~ the cruisers Washington aud North
'rrnlina arrived in Hampton Roads
rs day
{. eailes las; night. INT uf accouil, III
los Eal" and sn"wsturm thcy. an
rheted 3Hisid" cape Jcmry The ships
VII take on'coAl and SAIL immediately
10! CUBA 10 Join the Atlantic flee,
now assembling in Guantanamo BAY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-15
- i----------
SHOOT AT VITAL WITNESS
'nlShnwu Pcrsons Seek Life NJ Nrn,,
ew of AlicKed SIiiriIcrnd Mol,

Chicago. Jnnua,.. It--grhn statn
ttppr"eS ; Office, which is investigatine-
;nv utalh OF Charles Il. Morro%r, an
itn nn,i,; was Informed thar three at
h,th n.lu reeN made to shoot Dr.
r nt W. Mofrnw, nephew of Charles
o. Morrow. and ono Of his witnesses
inc mmo lSStined In the preliminary hear
IN mS OF the widow. Mrs. Rene Nor
TPr Morrow. who lives in n Chicago
,bruo; says that he had been shot m
t thres Tines and had also received a
cha ar,r,"h hIs letter telling him &C.
arg meni Will DO medo Monday he
t"rG Judge FAKE In the Municipal
13utt, ana III. Judge will then decid.
the grand jury. '"'
Sutarreis DetwGan The two have been
acstined to by witnesses. and the State
SSIEntenas that the snots which killed
'H'' ~" couid not have self-inficted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-15
FIRE LOSS IS HEAVY
Damage of 100000 Done by Flame.
Birmlnrhur

Damage of 100000 Done by Flame. In
Birmingham.
birmingham. Ala, January l4,-Fire
which ragged for several hours early
TINS morning resulted in an estimate
loss OF between S25o,O0O and $500. ooo
10 inc Cable Piano Company and
southern Eel Telephone buildings. on
Second Avenue and indirectly was re-
sponSiblc for the death of one man.
The Bell telephone service In this city
is demoralized
The fire originated in the Cable Piano
Company building. and after having
been gotten apparently under control
burst forth anew. leaping to the ad-
Joining building of the telephone com
pany.
George Adams. while rushing across
tho street toward the IRE, was struck
by automobile and almost instant
~ killed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-15

SMALL DOG SEXES BIG MINK
Both Caught In Trap After a Fierce
I'M fIa


New Rochelle. \. y. January ID
When Charles Koch. a harness maker
ana trapper OF orchard Street. whis
tled Tor bis little black and tan this
morning the dog Tor tho first TIM
ga not answer So Mr. Koch started
t"r his traps alone. When he reached
ihs traps MI Koch found the dog
strnnr W by one leg in u moose 10
a s'rplin@ which bad been used as !,
The dob neld oisc black .nink
ny tha tai lie was blecdinr from
tnc doE. and tie mink. which meas
uFes thirty-siA inches from nose 70
Up OF tan, wer" nearly exhausted
smaller ninks that had been attract.
ca by the fight and had come to helm
tEeir comrade. Neii'
The dog. which had accompaniod his
master every day Tor nine Years. had
caught the largest mink that has bcen
seen mere III several years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-15
BRAVE IN A BAD CAUSE
Womnn Marches hnoccnt Man to Stn.
ton House on Theft Charge.

WOmnn MnrChes mnoccnt Man to Stn.
ton House on Theft Charge.
Philadelphia, January l4.-Mary
Warden of Medford. n. j., 6emonstrai
ed her ability TO take care of herself
by arresting William Graymiller. She
had accused the man of taking Sll
from her handbag. after which she
ers and marched him to the Tenth and
Buttonwood Police Station
Shc kicked in the door of the sta
ton and showed In her prisoner, made
the charge against him. and saw hin
locked up. Later Miss Warden ap.
pcarcd against linn. When she started
TO demonstrate 10 Magistrate RelxhcI
how Graymiller had taken the money
from her bag n surprised look came
over her face. She found the moneT
still in the handbag. Tho prisoner
was discharged
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-15
WIRELESS sUPPLANTs earle
Government Gives Contract To ,Ins.fr
Company for Block Island Service.

providence. Il L.. January ii-Thc
BLOCK Island cable VIII no; be repntrcn
BY I United States government SO 1t
iB reported. but instead the Weather
Bureau has completed 4 contract with
the Massie Wireless Telegraph Com
pany. OF this city. for a wirclcss SER
vice between the island and the main
land.
After the cable was broken on De-
cembeT 20 Walter W Massic OF the
", company. proposed TO cstab-
lish a wireless station on the island
and transmit the weather reports ana
other government business at certain
nHed rate. After somo consideration
the ofhcc was established. and the sta
ton Is now being erected Thi. Will
do away with any necessity for the
governmental use of the cable excAps
In timos OF spectel stress.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-15
100000 Fire in Green.toro.

Charlotte, y. C.. January 1.-THE
Clegs Building, in the heart of Greens
horo's business district. adjoining the
Clsg2 lIotcl was destroyed by fire
this morning The building was oc-
cupied by a shoe store, a cafe and u
shooting gallery. Though handicapped
by severe weather, bremen succeeded
in saving adjoining property. The loss
probably Will resch 100000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-15
Stuart win Make address.

I.nahurC u ~ IIIIVa- IJIsPdICH
Gay. January 10 General Lees birth
Day will be observed 10 Leesburg hy
paa9uni given by Tho I.oudoun Chan
re-, ,tE' u - 9. 20 he old soldiers at
low . program OF music and an adj
dress by Hon. Hcury stuart and 9TH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-15

Three Twins which comes to the
Academy tomorrow night is offered
as the smcrtcst OF musical comedies
Inc company Is headed by Frederick
Going and Harrison Garrett. who Ions;
since established themselves ns local
iavortcs through thor exceptionally,
clever work in other well known must
cal productions
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-15

Great Theatrical Event.
The Imperial Russian Dancers will
appear at the Academy of Music to-
night for an extraordinary engage
ment, which has attracted much nt-
tention locally. The program for to-
nisht follows: pan,
"Coppcu' ballet In Two Acts.)
Story from The Tales of Hoffman,"
arranged by Newetter and Saint-Leon
Music by Delibes.
Swanilda ...... Mile. Halina Schmolz
Franz. M. Alexander Volininc
Or. Coppelius. Nj. kiprion BnrDoe L
Swnn!lun's Friends,
Miles. Plaskowietzknia, Chuck. Kun
Me2kowskuin
Burgomuster... M vsronine Yves,
1nnkeeper's Wife. Nine. u. Barbos
Peasants. Aussars. etc; Corps de Bal
let
PART IL.
Disbursements.
NJ volinine and Mile. Schmolz
"Ihe swan. ........ Milo, Blanc jaime
M Mezark P,askowi i: Kun, 'Gi NIX.
kowskaia. Gluck; MN. Trojanowski
West, Markowski. Barboe.'
: ii, voiini.nie,. '0D-'
Mile. schmola.
Miles. Kun. Mezkowskaia. Gluck, lal.
marina
Miles Plaskowtetzkaia and schmolz
'Trepak" ........,........R ubtnste!r
NM Mark wski and Bankoft.
Russian dance
Mile. Kun.
Miles. schpplz, Observation-Disclosures, Msz
BsHboe. vtsi iaf Mass Natl TF0'anowtk'
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ADJUSTMENTS

Acknowledgements RunsIan Dancers.
Bijou-"Mrs. Wigs OF the Cabbage
Patch"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-15
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