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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-01-26

Tbs telegraph rates are higher in the
United States than in European coun-
tries. where the transmission OF dis
patches by wire IS 4 part Of the postal
service. There are intimatiOnS. how
ever, that The foreign postal ,elegraphS
are operated al a considerable loss, and
the service i Vvry poor. In this country
tire telegraph has been superseded. BY
the telephone aS : means 81 conamu1ica-
non between nearby points while Tor
4 Ic1ger GiS,ancc the telegraph casnpan
jeS ave lsiierlv offered = day and night
le1seT service A. fairly reasonable rates
and The prospect o; siiH further reduc-
'soaS in The cost Is favorable Perhaps
the rate making % yer, of the Inter
tale Commerce Commission would be
profisbl, invoked In any event. there
Is moi nearly a. great need tor haste
IN the establishment OF a postal ,ele
graph a there Is in the establishment
Of an efficient postal express To sd.
vance ih~ former Al The cost OF DELAYING
the ls,ter would surely De bad policy.
ATTORNEY EDw. SMITH. and our
eficien, member OF Congress, Hon.
David !. Lewis, are uniirlng IN their e.
forts 10 secure favorable report on
Frederiok'S War claim A pamphlet IS
beng prepared, setting forth in full all
details connected with the war claim,
which VII be distributed 10 the Senator'S
and members Of Congress. We hope
that their efforts will De crowned with
success
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-01-26
Spangler, the York Prophet. Sees
Gloom

Lee !. Spangler. the York. Pa ,
prophet is sending out his prophecies for
Inc wear 1911, This is the seventh bull
leilu which has been issued since he
started 10 prophesv. SDangler does not
confne himself to the United States. but
ms propnesies reach from continent 10
continent and 10 the islands Of The sea
Spangler SAWS;
''iolI wlli be gloomy year First,
because OF The great struggle which is
going on between capital and labor.
This will become 50 keen that business
depression all over thu country will be
The worst for many years The big cities,
such as New York, Chicago. Phila-
delpfia- and the coast cities. will suffer
the most because of the large number Of
poor and la0o-ing people engaged in
them.
New York wall have an additional
baptism for its wickedBeSs Not only
Will the poor OF the city be punished, but
Wall street and the noneyed kings will
war against each Other. and MANY OF
them will be forced 10 the wall and VIII
have 10 Telinouish their large holdings.
This will cause suicides and murders
all over the country
The fighting among the u1oneyed
kings will disturb the other nations and
they Will soon be involved in war Rus
Sis- which has been SO cruel 10 the Jews
will gel hers. and plenty OF il. Several
nations will turn against her and the
Gar viii be compelled 10 beg Tor mercy
You know. said he "a said some
Time ago that China wonli be dissolved
What DO YOU think AZ IL mons. Are no;
my words coming true2 This is only a
pan OF what IS 10 come
Spangier IS a little shY on when the
world is coming 10 an end. but thinks
that il viii be knocked TO pieces about
1918 There viii Be great commo-
ton. said he. and signs IN the heav-
ems" As they appear ] viii announce
them -
Hts most recent prophecy was the war
between Russia and Persia, and also be-
tween Italy and Turkey Spaugler
claims that he follows the context of the
Scriptures very closely. and IN that way
he is led to tell many things, and then
win the and Of an invisible power and
knowledge, he is permitted to see and
know things
He IS very persistent in having the
newspapers lell OF his visions. He thinks
that they are the great mediums Of ex-
change " which the wicked are to be
reached and saved He claims that the
newspapers are doing more than the
pulpit TO show up the corruption in the
big cines and TO make men better
He does not accord fully with the mod
ern Gay preachers.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-01-26
SPORTING NEWS.
Baseball, Boxing, Horse Racing,
and Other Sports.

Thomas Cantwell, formerly Of the
Winchester combination of ball tossers,
won his suit for $3.50 against the Evans
vile. Indiana, Club Cantwell will play
with the Newark, New Jersey, team in
1912.
Dutch Stertzer, who is well known
here. will play with the Springfield,
Three | League.
Dick Nallin. formerly of the Frederick
Base Ball Club. has been appointed an
umpire in the Eastern League.
Lefty Russell. it is reported will be
given another trial by Connie Mack, Of
the Champion Athletics.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-01-26

VIII Lexington Comfort, the author of
She Builde;h Her House. and "Rout-
ledge Rides Alone. is in the saddle two
or three hours day. winter and summer.
His third novel. The Supreme Advent.
ure. for 1912. is being done in a little
house six miles out OF Detroit. TO which
solitude and silence Mr.. Comfort rides
some times for two sessions OF work
day.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-01-26

Maud Howe Elliott, the daughter Of
the late Julia Ward Howe, continues to
make her home al the summer residence
Of her mother in Newport. Rhode Island.
Mrs. Elliott, who has written a book
called The Eleventh Hour" in the
Life OF Julia Ward Howe is a fire.
Qneni speaker al women'S organizations
on the topic of Mrs HoWe's Last
DAYS
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-01-26

The Baltimore .4sxeyg1zz. the Oldest
Republican paper in the Jniied States
published a signed editorial BY Gr1a.
Felix AgnnS. It's publisher. advising
agsiuS, any attempt to foist upon The Re
publican party 4 third term candidate
Gen. AgnRs stated that the hero OF Apo
naitox once tired this and signaIly failed.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-01-26

Ralph B Horton. OF Racine, Wlscoa-
sin. has been appointed confidential sec
retary 10 Frank H. Van Derlip. president
Of The National City Bank Of New York,
which IS probably the largest banking
Institutions IN the world. Mr. Horton
is well known in Southern Wisconsin.
For long time be was private secretary
to Representative Cooper. Of the First
Wisconsin Distinct
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-01-26
THE CITIZEN,
RC-CsrEsLissCeisae.l
rkspERICK CITY. MARYLAND.
ssAs. - sAveESAS, {. FRANCIS sAUsSNAN
G. n. BAUGHMAN n son.

me price Of THE CITIZEN Is sloo The year,
strictly in advance. This price has prevailed
slEce August Srd 1898,
whilst THIS THEN IS drst of 81. = po-iu-
al newspaper. aud the recognized organ of
she Democratic party 10 Frederick County 81
also aims 20 give all the important loest news
aad selected miscellaneous reading matter OF
interest TO an members OF the family.
Communications on interesting subjects ate
.lwAys desirable and especially loca news
.-oln the county.
sign name in fpH fn- confidence snd write
,uly 90 one side of .ape-. sample copies
adiy sent 20 any address.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-01-26
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
No ssO5 Equity.

No sos Equity.
In the Circnit Court for Frederick County.
sitting in Equity.
Leona Mohler and R. B. Hayes Mohler.
her husband, vs.. Robert Myers and Ida
Myers, his wife ct al.
The object Of the Bill fled in the above
canse, Is to procure decree for the sale Of
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-01-26
FRIDAY. JANUARY 26th, 1919

II WILL TELL JUDGE DOUG
LASS FRANKLY 7 AN NOT IN
FAVOR OF NEGRO CITIZEN
SHIP
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-01-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

TO THE DEPUTY GAME wARnENS. CITI.
ZENS AND >P0R MEN OF THE
STATE:
desire 70 CALI your attention TO the killing
q game . lie snow is on the ground and the
fe-aoing and csris'E for orr birds rabbits aud
al other game during this extrs me weather.
H. +. HARM0NSoN.
sso- S5-Si- state Game Warden
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-01-26

4 Per Cent. Interest
Paid on Special Deposits
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-01-26

WANTED AN OFFICE MANAGER.
We want an Office mansger who can furnish
No Reference and has 81 .0oo0a in cash TO
invest
GEORGIA LOAN & INVESTMENT 90.
jan 2t-2i Tfton, Ga
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-01-26

Our friends and the public in general
are cordially invited to visit and inspect
oar New Ranking Rooms, corner Market
and Church Streets, at any time during
business hours.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-21
HARRISONBURG

Special 10 the Richmond Nirginian. }
4ARRiSONBGRG. VA. July 20
Miss Carrie Burnley has returned 10
Charlottesville, after a visit 10 Ter
sister. Mrs. T L. Williamson.
Miss Emma Ward OF Narbeth. Pa
il visiting in the home OF Judge and
Mrs. C, 6. Grattan
Miss Cornelia Switzer has returned
To stanton, after visit To her
father. c. {, Swt'zer
Miss Ruth Cabeli returned 10 Way
nesboro. after visit; to Miss Rose
Sprinkel
Mrs II. 4. ". Happer Of Rjchmond
is visiting her parents. MIR. and Mrs
~ l.. Dechert,
Miss Irene sibert has returned
from a visit 70 Miss Menefee In
Waynesboro.
Miss Mary Dorsey Sp,e has re-
turned from Richmond where She
sfent several weeks.
Robert Stonesifer OF Oklahoma is
visiting his parents. Rev. and Mrs.
James Stonesifer at Mt. Crawford.
Miss Lucy Cabell OF Nelson county.
who visited her sister, Mrs. John f.
Roller, will spend a few days IN
Waynesboro before returning home.
Miss Virginia Paul, teacher in
the government schools in Panama.
is here visiting her mother, Mrs. Kate
s Paul
Miss Elizabeth Drury OF Covington
is the guest of Miss Edna Richard
Mrs. + Ffoilander. for twentv-fire
years resident OF Harrisonburg. IL
visiting from Chicago.
Herman Wise, wealthy merchant
OF Harrisonburg has gone To ST.
Louis, whore he was called by the
illness of his sister, Mrs. Gradwohl.
Miss Martha Jones Of Monterey,
Highland county. is the guest OF Miss
Ccrinne Jones
Miss Ethel Fentress Of Norfolk Is
visiting Miss Elizabeth Carpenter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-21

Zion COLLEGE, y. c., July ~
~ axacuttve board Of trustees oil
tbt college has just had a very I'M
r'ortant session respecting the new
.,.,,,,aeiuu the contemplat
.banpes and additions 10 tue "eae
dormitory. and the perfection OF ar
~anoameuts for the clubhouse -loi
nan and the girls hall for young
,,'on,an Every member OF the ooafo
,as present and careful consldera-
ton was given each detail rug ne
;yS15,;7,, y Ia. &ss&9rtts = tt r.
ready in the fall, The west aot ~
forv. gymnasium and other chahkes
therein will be ready ny the ope"iuS
Excellent arrangements for tne N''"
ana girls hall have been made
Dr / O. Atkinson. of the char OF
.,ooponoics is busily engaged during
the vacation season III the ehdeaFo'
IN establish "a publishing house mere
lie already has more than one-toar'n
rho stock subscribed for the purpose
anr will shortly have the bu!laihS
started This plant will pupllsh the
Zion College Weekly, the college DuI-
,lotina and furnish employment 70
g~eat MANY students who are am o.
r;ous 10 earn their way through cor
100 Dr Atkinson is this week IN
Virginia pushing his enterprise Win
great success.
The graded school board have de-
cided 10 erect an eight-room TWO
story brick building here and TO ha' g
/ Il ready by October LIST. The oalla-
inc will cost $4,000 and Will De a
credit to the district.
The college has just issued Il
untnue publication. II has the oto
titta OF the vacation number or the
n,llege bulletin. but il is beautifully
/ hound in purple and stamped on the
cover with old gold, these being the
coIors of the class of 1912. 20 when
organization it is dedicated. ne
/ bulletin contains a fac-simile repro
dpction of a letter by MIR. Karl leh-
mann OF Boston written after Yislt
here. in which he states that OF an
the colleges he has ever visited, the
shirt OF Elon appealed to him as
being the most genuinely Christian
There is also cut OF Mr. Lehman
following this letter.
A predatory remark explains that
is the purpose to portray, rather
than to describe. the spirit that ami
mates the college. and states 10 that
end the opening address OF the col
lege year which Is always given by
tn, president on the first Sunday in
which is always delivered to the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-21

NEW YORK, July 20 Henry "
savage. sac well-k1oan thealer man
ager adopted novel system Of
Eearlf rewards tor faithful service Oh
the part OF his employees The new
system. Mr. Savage thinks. VIII in
stiil m the members Of mis- staff the
aiE6es1 Testing of loyalty and inter
esf in BIS productions
Last year was MIR SaYage.s best
year aud he east about for some
me sus u fewarding the faithful ser
vices Of the men whose good work
had bean Instrumental in bringing
about this great success.
Today thIrty~two members Of the
staff received from Mr. Savage per
sonally letter With q check inelosed
The checks varied from amounts
equivalent to two weeks salary to
many times hat amount. according
to tbe work OF the recipient during
TIE past year
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-21
NORTHUMBERLAND

Speela! ta The Richmond NjrRlnian)
}}EAT}tSNfIAE Ju.V 2a~-1'he
t6IioWIpg girls from tha Northern
Neck are attending lne Sammer Nor
alA3 al tfe der cksbnrg Misses Fannie
Eeil Adams Wbueston@, Mary d.
GaA MouasNon Aileae Bal MAYORS
Jsnette Bryant. Nakbm3s, Marguerite
PGndon Burgess store Enu!ce Bell
aeld, Farmers Fork Neli'e Corn
wel Emma Carn~ell Lancaster,
s9si@ CoPpedae, Estlejle CATER, XII
alarnock; Mary Cpnley, Edna e. CAL
lahan. Moratlico. Lola l. puna way.
Lara, Gertrude Christopher Nutts-
HE, Dorothy G. cameron, klnsaie;
n Derby Wicomjco Church; Ne.is
DUNCAN. Ratnswood, Clara V. Gar
I1nd. claude Garland, Warsaw. k,va
Harrison. E&rnham, Grace AZ. Haton.
FdWArdsYiHo. Ruth HaynIe, Morat-
ltco. Frances Jesse. Nuttsville;
Blanche Jones. EdwarhsViue; Grace
Luttreit. Nomini Grove. Marguerite
Ne llachlan. oldhamS; 6ertie Mo-
@iueo Farmers Fork. Katherine
Nelms. Heathsyiile; Keoecca Palmer
MI HOLLY; Amy II, Pitnian. Regina;
Lucy T RoAmS. Foneswood, Ethel
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-21
ARVONIA

Especial 10 The Richmond V,rginian. /,
ARNoNIA VA July 2o'-Nrs
Edmonia shackelford and Miss Virginia
Baker her daughter who have been
and Mrs. A. T. Richardson. have. re-
turned to their home In Richmond
Misses Mary and Leila Jackson. of
Farmriile. are spending some time here
at the home OF their sister Mrs Ed :
ward Roberts
on SUNDAY T. f. Williams Arthur
Lee Glasgow and Richard Evans motor
ed to Farmyille visiting the farm and
city home OF William w jackson, and
motoring while there 10 Hampden> sid ~
ney Returnins. the stopped ~ Dill
wyn. the buckingham metropolis
Mr. and Mrs, Edward e Roberts. of
Forest street accompanied by Mrs.
William T. Evans. recently went bv
automobile 10 Farmvtlle, visiting Mrs
Roberts father, returning here the
same Gav
A de.ishtfuI musicale WAS given in
the handsome Masonic Hali opera
House here Satulsiay night. uns,tsr
OF musicians rendering vocal and in
strutnental selections. and local
oneratic troupe rendering th@ PLAY,
THE Face Mt the window" The pro-
ceeds OF the play went towards help
ing to farnish the building
Miss Kathleen Newman or Somerset
ORANGE county, IS here visiting her sis
ter Mrs Charles Graham Thomas. on
High street
Rev Fiarsnter F tones vtStred car
tersville on Saturday. spending the
night at the home Of Mr. and Mrs
Holman. tust ont ~ town, ON sunday
he nraaches in theIpseshytarinr church.
Ralnh chanaier Root l. nov on a'trip
south. He VIII return home i'm a few
days and viii later attend tne Royal
Arch Masonic school az Naale Shade
inn- Pulaski city where Grand Lecturer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-21
STAUNTON

tspocIaI 20 The RI hmond Nlrginianj
eTAUNTON. Va Juiy 2o.soc'ai
life here this week has been on the
waue. and there have been few SO
clal activities exten; ore or Two chill
dreus parties and uinor Affairs
There are. however. a number ~ Wig
itors in the city while many Staun-
ton people ere spending the simmer
at mountain aud seaside resorts.
Another subscription dance was given
in the GYPSY Ilit park pavilion Fri
day night. b. the Young men Of loeaI
society
Mr.. and Mrs stuart Oliver. Mr- and
Mrs. Alfred Flsks. Mr.. ana Mrs. Louis
gtDonnell. Raleigh &. Thonas and
A. II. Smith composed a party Oh
saltilnoreans VINO motoTed mere the
first OF the week, making days stop
and continuing Ia "trip To various PptH'N
of interes, in The valley
Scores " stanton people Tor the
last several years have spent thei:
vacations camping at various points
on one or other 81 the rivers IN TINS
section III the state. camping haN~
Ing been very popular locally
The yellow Jacket, Il party -
young people who for the Last seven
Years have lA!aHu A-cAln ping tr4p
every summer. Will again camp thls
wear near Grottoes, on South river
The outing VIII 0esin the first OF
August, and Will last Tor TWO weeks
Several young people ffOm o,l'rf
cities ara also included in tAe e.-
low Jackets.
Captain and Airs catter BraNton.
Mrs Frank Strlbilng ana - party 'f
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-21

g. Reed, Oak grove: Edith Swami,
Lake: Francis Treakle, Wilmarnock;
Mr. H. 3 Thrift, Village
Mrs. James +. Coles end son. Doug
lass, and Miss Nellie Gibson. Of BAL
timore, are the guests al MIR and Mrs,
Asa = Rice.
Misses Lillian Anderson. Grace Ed
wards and Gertrude Haynie were the
house guests OF Captain Charles
%eale. At Election. this week.
License vas issued in Baltimore for
The marriage II Mr. Willis r.. over
ton, Of Reedyille. to Mrs. lenora T..
summerptlle, of .Soiomon's island.
Nd
Tn, People Bank. Of Reed1nle.
Virginia. Incorporated. has been des-
fguated United States depository for
postal savings funds.
Mr. Joseph Bailey and Mrs. Emma
Barron. of Washington, are visitors
at the horne OF Mrs r A. Cralle.
Dr and Mrs @. j. Henderson. Uf
Montgomery W. Va. are spending
some time with relatives here.
Mr.. Robert Brent. Of Richmond. Is
@lstinK his parents here.
MI. and Mrs. Clarence DHnaway,
Rho have been spending the past
month at their former home in Lam
caster. nave gone 10 New crk 70 at
tend the Columbia LniYersitX Mi.
Runaway Is the principal of the sgd
uey school in Richmond
Mg william Chllton. clark II the
circuit court Of Lancaster county. ~
visiting his son-In law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nichols ia Kan
sa@ city. Mo This IS the second va
cation Mr.. Chiffon has taken during
his service for nineteen conSeeuttN g
years In the clerk office
DR.. J. S. Bowers. president Of the
Maryland Annual Conference will
visit the Northumberland charge Of
the NJ Z. church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-21
Al the Empire.

Full speed ahead" is tae slogan
OF the management OF tue Empire IN
the presentation OF saappy yaade-
Vile programs, and oae % tAose 'IniI
speed ahead programs - that winch
has been arranged for ,his week. and
viii open. commencing wlth a '4At4~
mes, tomorrow.
The Texas Tommy Dancers II is
believed. VIII occupy tue major per-
ton OF the attention Of those VINO
attend The Offering Of the Texas
Tommy Dancers Is unique III sAe
annals OF vaudeville existence, ana
haa perhaps created more coAm ant
han any other OF tAe offerings Ok
the year. They are wA!rlwin4 dan
GERS, and four are IA Tia camp aDS /.
Their dances are said TO partake u
star ding originality H. eattfesy
different from anything ever seen
locally .
Another feature that Aas arawn
more than an ordinary amount Of
attention In the larger cities Is that
OF Mysterious Edna. This act II
an Illusion o. tue ui1Sh AZ SAt~s "a =
type; one. IN fact. that shoald Keep
the audience guessing throughout her
allotted time OF cntertaiumeRt, ana
afterwards 500. She IS SAID 10 per
form some startling fea's Ia midalr
and with no visible means of sup
port" working high over the hSa Is
of those IN the audience
Who Stole Tie shoes That is
the name of the mystery that is to
Be solved by Vail and Ernie stanton.
pair of iaughmakers who deliver
the goods in a way thar Will be He"
To you.
4 single entertainer in the person
Of Al. II. villa. who styles himself
The Joyial Fat Fellow is TO dis~
pense Jest and song that viii pleas
all
h. 7. Alexander WI! demonstrate
his ability as an artist using oils.
Other artists lisa cEaFeH OF = RI -
and Alexander Is the only que who
coiors white working on the stage.
really paints in oils
The latest photopiay productions
xiii conclude the program.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-21
Al the Colonial.

ThD Colonial expects ~ oiIeT US
patrons the coming week bill taat
viii more than meet the fancy OF all,
regardless Of india idual liking,
The Melody Four. one OF the class
lest OF quartette organizations. are 10
head the new program, II is said
that they are remarkably clever In
strumentalists. and that their vocal
harmony leaves nothing 20 be de-
sired They play variety Of instru-
ments. including the piano, violin,
cello and banjo Their repertoire is
up to the very minute and will be
found TO contain the latest ragtime
hits as well as several oil the classics
The White Hope" a scrcamingly
funny farcical skit. is 20 be presented
81 rom Wi1Aon and company, Their
vehicle is a new version OF the play
let. AT the Sound OF the Gong.
which was so we'll received IN the
metropolitan cities a few months ago,
They carry their own scenic equip
ment and effects and offer complete
production.
Britt Wood. rube comedian and
musician who was booked for ar
which was Cancelled, owing 10 his ILL
ness, Is 10 be on hand with a line Of
inimitable drolleries and some new
tangled methods OF extracting melody
from odd Instruments,
A singing and dancing act which
lis said to be wholly different from
the usual is TO be served by Three
Little Kids from School" They will
demonstrate some OF the latest fash
Tins In nifty stepping put over a
laugh now and then and sing some
new songs.
An original terpsichorean stunt Is
10 be shown by Leonard Kane better
known as the dancing Adonis His
style of picture dancing should be
decidedly appealing. IN that this will
be the first time such an act has ap-
peared here
The latest happenings IN the realm
OF photolife will be shown by the
ever-present Coloniagrsph
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-21
SOUTHERN FEMALE COLLEGE

On Historic ground iu touch with tho
oldest Ctvillz "a tion Ia America For ~
Haif century 1T has developed persOn~S
nIits in health. scholarship. mannerMs
and character Unusual broadening and
refining influences. Here moderat6s
outlay secures the best personal train
ing ldeai climate highest virginiaN
standards.
Preparatory College and Finishing
Courses. Special two year course for.
ffj2H SciIU0I graduates. Music, Art. Ex@s
preston Domestic Science. Bible study
Five buildings With gymnasium. OUT
door al G}ptics. steam heat eIectrfGs
lights students from 20 states. Sa5el
Zee $3.50
For beautiful catalogue address
ARTHt KYLE DAVIS. An, Prcsld@m1'
Box -@u Petersburg, w. 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-21
Az the llnltin.

Four big acts are announced by
the Lubin management for the enter
tainment OF taeir patrons this week.
The topliners are the three bennett
sisters who have attracted no little
attention wherever they have appear
ed by their cleYerness. beauty ana
charming personality Their act Is
said 10 he as graceful as any ever
seen at the Lubin and they are ex-
pected to prove a great winning card.
O'Brien and Lane. a comedy team,
will present an act which they deslg-
nate as the lrshInan and the SOU
brette. 1t calls for singing and dam
cling. and Mr.. O'Brien and Miss Lane
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-21
The Dunsnore
Business College
STANTON, VA.

1872 Incorporated by
Act of Legislature 1854.
BEGINS its 40th Session Sept. |. 1917.
Teaches Wholesale and Retail Business
and Bookkeeping; Banking Mining i.um-
Der ard Bookkeeping Farm Business
aud Bookkeeping made q speciality this
session.
Send for tree catalogue
j. G.. DUNSMORE,
President.