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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-31
NEGRO'S NAME TO
Be WITHDRAWN
sRoNe OPPOSITION DEVELOPED
AsAalNsT CONFIRMATION
or PATTERSON.

Washington, July 30. 50 much op-
position has developed ln the last few
days 10 the Confirmation OF A. T. Pat
.terson, The Oklahoma negro. to be reg
ister of the treasury that IN the OPP
.inion OF Senator Gore the withdraw
al Of Patterson's name probably will
take place soon.
Both Senator Gore and Patterson APP
peared al the White House today, but
either cot to see the President be-
cause of the crowded condition Of his
engagement list Senator Gore did
however, talk the appointment over
with Secretary Tumnlty, but Patter-
son had to content himself with an in
teryiew with a minor official.
Senator Gore said he still was in
favor Of the appointment Of an Ok
lamoha flili.blood Indian to the place
and felt sure such an appointment
would be confirmed by the senate.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-31
LIQUOR SHIPMENT BILL
DEAD FOR THIS SESSION
HOUSE TEMPERANCE coMMlTTEH
REFERS HlxoN-sEARcY BILL
TO SUBCOMMITTEE

The 1uietus has ben put upon the
question Of enforcing the Webb liquor
shipment bill in so far as this session
of the legislature is concerned, by the
action of the temperance committee
of the house in referring the Hixon-
Searcy bill to subcommittee with
instructions to report to the next ses-
sion.
The bill provided that no spiritous
liquors should be shipped into the
state for legal purposes, and that in
cases where there might be question
of legality the burden OF proof should
be upon the shipper when the ship
ment amounted to more than three
gallons and upon the state If the ship
ment was three gallons or less.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-31
TO ENTERTAIN OFFICERS or
THE DES MONIES TONIGHT
DINNER DANCE RENDERED THEM
AT THE NEW ST. sIMoN'S
HOTEL.

A dinner dance will be given the
officers OF the U. S cruiser Des Mones
at the New Hotel st. Simons tonight.
a committee composed of Capt. G. A.
Taylor, H. r. duBignon, R. ID Meader
and j. G.. Weatherly having rendered
the invitation on behalf of the busi-
ness men of Brunswick yesterday.
The following gentlemen will be at
the dinner, which is strictly infor-
NAL affair:
r.. d. Meader, f. d. Aiken, G. H..
Smith, FL +. duBignon, ]. G. Weather.
ly, Hunter Hopkins, Clyde Taylor,
LOUIS Haynl, Albert Fendig, T. g..
Mason, S. X. Brown, Mike Brown, c.
Downing, J. G. Sites. r. r. Hopkins,
IN. L. Phillips, G. II Sheldon, II +.
|Dunwody, VIM. Mcpherson, Judge
Crovatt, n. Emanuel, Jos. +. Lock.
wood, Don Parker. G. C. Smith, r. q.
Twitty Millard Re@se, J w Bennett,
Eustace Butts, c. HALeayy, and L. p
Artman.
After the dinner dance will be
given at the pavilion to which the
young society people brunswick are
cordially invited, the til Z having been
too short to send out pt ssonal invita-
tions.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-31
BODY or hEGUO Fisherman
WAS RECOVERED TUESDAY
"cAUsE or DEATH UNKNOWN" )"
VERDICT OF CoRoNER's 49,.
JURY.

An inquest was held yesterday over
the death Of Gabriel t8Preacher'9
Baker, the old negro fisherman, who
has been missing the past 0 days and
whose body was found up Academy
creek Tuesday by party Of negro
fishermen. the verdict being that he
came to his death through cause un-
known
Fro mthe fact that when found the
pockets Of his clothes We're turned in
side out and the head missing the
theory has been advanced that the old
man was murdered and thrown in the
water, as at times he vas known to
possess considerable sums of money.
The head being gone leads to the be-
lief that his threat had been cut as the
crabs would attack wound Of that
kind Immediately. However, this is
all surmise and as nothing definite as
to the cause and time could be ascer-
certained, the body was ordered
buried by Coroner Jennings.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-31
BOND COMMITTEE HELD
A MEETING YESTERDAY
WILL CONTINUE EFFORTS TO
HAVE REFUND MEASURE
PASSED.
900

The bond committee appointed by
Mayor j. Hunter Hopkins Of which L.
e. Twitty is vice chairman held a
meeting yesterday morning to consider
further II ion on the refund bond
measure. u was determined to pre-
sent a new bill at the next session
Of the Legislature and in the meantime
negotiations vii be opened with the
bond holders to protect the bonds.
In the effort TO relieve the city
Of the burden that now confronts it
a suggestion from j. G. Weatherly,
secretary OF the board of thrade, was
gwen favorable consideration. 1t
seems that $65,0O0 of the 100000 in
bonds now outstanding were issued in
1879, TO pay up debts contracted be-
fore the amendment Of 1877 was pass
ed, and Mr.. Weatherly maintains that
the city has perfect right to re-
fund on that amount at least
Another suggestion was that the
CITY under agreement with the bond
com mission and bond holders, pro.
vide something over $4,000 a year for
the sinking fund, which taken with the
refund On the $65, 1000 and the money
already in the sinking fund, would pro.
vide for the bonds, and at the same
fine enable the city to borrow money
for necessary civic improvements need
ed in the meantime.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-31
ACADEMY CREEK CHANNEL
WILL BE DEEpENED
SIM MS -MAYRANT COMPANY TO
START DREDGING IN A
FEW DAYS.

\ Jas Carruthers, Inspector in charge
5H the Brunswick office, states That
che survey work preliminary to the
start of dredging operations in Acad-
emy creek have been completed and
that work en- the channel win start in
few days, increasing The depth to
twenty feet at low tide.
W. G. Lemon assistant engineer,
U. S. A.. in charge Of the work,adyices
that the hydraulic dredge belonging
to the Simons- -Mayrant Company, who
have the contract fors dredging, left
Charleston on the 26th. The Atlantic
Coast Line Railway viii at the same
time do considerable work along side
their docks under the supervision OF
the goYernment engineers.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-31
EFFORTS MADE TO
CREATE A PANIC
SENATOR STONE CHARGES rHAr
SENATE SPEECHES SHOW
ATTEMPT.

Washington, July 3d. Shaking a
clnched fiat at lsefubiican senators
senator Stone today charged during
the talf debate that every Republican
speech he had heard had been deliver.
ed with the delibe Ne attempt to
create panic.
The Missouri senator spoke in re-
ply to senator Mclean lie declared
it appeared TO him that the Republican
through their speeches. are sending
messages to the country with design
of creating fear and distrust.
Senator Clark Of Wyoming challeng.
led Mr.. stones statement and assert
ed that If any distrust We're being
.eugendered it was through statements
BY President Wilson and Secretary
RedheId and Secretary McAdoo. SEN
'ator Stone replied with charge Of a
conspiracy amcng Republican Senators
to create public distrust
Name the senator's, demanded Sen
ator Clark
Every Republican have heard
speak, responded Senator Stone. lie
finally named the Wyoming senator
himself.
= have not delivered a speech re
piled Senator Clark.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-31
DISTRICT ODD FELLOWS
TO MEET IN BRUNSWICK
wAYcRoss CONVENTION COMES
TO CLOSE AFTER SUCCESS
FuL MEETING.

The first division Of the Odd Fellows
CT Georgia, who have been in session.
in Waycross for the past few days,
adjourned yesterday morning after
selecting Brunswick as the next meet
ing place The local delegates to the
convention returned to the city last
night.
The Waycross meeting was a most
successful one, every lodge in the
district being represented the at
tendance being the largest since the
organization of the first division. The
date of the Brunswick meeting was
not decided upon, but was left with
Division Grand Master J. T. Strick.
land, Of Waycross. He win announce
the date as soon as possible.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-31
IN FERNANDINA JAIL
CHARGED WITH MURDER
cS.ME CHARGED TO BELONG
AWAY, coLoRED WOMAN
OF BRUNSWICK.

An epidemic of fighting, cuttinf
shooting and killing seems TO hs
broken out among the coolred p
Of Brunswick, the latest
that of Blong Gazway,
man Of Brunswick, well an
cal police circles, but Coz.
family, however, respected ana
ably known among their own RAJ
Word was received in the q
day that she is confined in the
jail at Fernandina. charged wit
murder Of a negro man last MOI
The trouble is thought to have
mated in Brunswick, as she fol-
the fellow to Fernandina with the
dent intention of killing him as upo
arrival in that city she hunted hiL
up and stabbed sa TO death.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-31
ADVANCE GUARD
OF SUFFRAGISTS
AUTO PARTIES GATHER FOR PA
RADE IN WASHINGTON
STREETS

Washington. July 30 The advance
s9aard Of the erisadias sufffags tes
converging on the capital in automo.
biles from all parts Of the country.
gathered to-day in Hyattsville Md, in
preparation for the automobile parade
to the capital tomorrow, when the
women win present to sic senate Pc
titions asking for votes for women.
Among the arrivals Was Miss Mar
garet Foley OF Boston known to her
sisters as the 4suffragist WlirlaSlgsl
because of her oratorical poNSr "A
dozen other states in addition
sachusetts were fepresentedsbg ddsty
but enthusiastic automobile losf of
women who On their journey u Tic
rendezvous had preached the ~cause
In order that there may ~ no ggp-
etition Of the scenes that plafated the
big parade on March J, eiintepdetsl
or Police Sylvester will afeulde 4
heavy escort Of mounteds and bicycle
policemen to accompany the woDiel
ltn their parade 10 A. A pcF
NIT has been issued
Il
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-31
S225,0OO IN GEMS
STOLEN FROM THE
SJMMER HOMES
"sHoRE ACRES" HANAN PLACE AT
NARRAGANSETT PIER is
ROBBED.
Believed the Old Gang whlah
Profited SO cAsatIy in the Summer
Of 1911 is Again Work and Police
Realize They Arc ai"st Experts

Narragansett Pier, R. l., My 30
The best detective genius ayAable is
matching its wits today with Ne ex-
pert burglars who took $225,O00 worth
OF gems almost from under The noses
OF the owners in the summer colony
here during the last weekend.
Rival agencies i@th regulations as
thief getters have been engaged by the
victims, Mrs c. IL Rumsey, daughter
of the late e. il. Hartman and Mrs
John II. Hanan. wife of wealthy
shoe manufacturer. Every pier on
Narragansett Bay is being watched in
the belief that the thieves operating
rs gentlemen are saunterinS about the
fashionable hotels looking for an op-
portunity to leave town without eXcit-
ing suspicion. Thus far not a tangi-
BILE clue has been found.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-31
c CHIEF ENGINEER
BIXBY TO RETIRE
AUGUST eleventh
ASKS RELIEF THAT BROTHER
OFFICER MAY REACH
PLACE.
COL. W. T.ROSSELL PROMOTED
With Only TWO Months to Serve it
Is Believed His Retirement win
clear the Way FOR Col. Dan c.
kingman Who Stands Next.

Washington, July SO.-At his ow1
request, Gen. William H. Bixby, ehief
OF engineers of the United stades ae
my, will retire August II, IN fatol "
CJl. William t. Rosseli uior III
oneI u the engineer ecjpS
BiXby would not leave attla
on account of age until
Der, two months after the q
which Coy Rossell must retire -
he asked for retirement before til
date that his brother officer might
reach the highest rank in the engineer
corps.
General Bixby has had to do with
most of the great engineering projects
which have fallen to the charge of the
army engineers, notably various pro-
jects for the Improvement of the Mis-
sissipp river.
To-Day President Wilson sent to The
senate the appointment of Col. Ros-
sell to be brigadier general corps of en-
gineers.
Col. Rossell is native of Alabama,
He has been in charge OF some Of the
most important river and harbor pro-
iects in the south. At present he is
engineer o. the Eastern division, with
headquarters in New York
The voluntary retirement before his
time by General Bixby to allow his
classmate to receive the honors OF
promotion before his retirement also il
believed to clear Che situation for Col
Dan G. Kingman, as chief of engin-
eers, inasmuch as Col Rossell, who
becomes Chief OF Engineers by the
retirement Of Gen. Bixby, will also
reach the age limit for retirement
October A of this year.
Col KNEman will then have two
iyears and about five months before
his retirement on March 6, 1916
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-31
oMe EReRs IN KANSAS.

Dodge city KAN. July 30. Home
seekers in great numbers began to ar
rive here today in preparation for the
opening August Of ten thousand
acres Of government land in Hamilton
county. Kansas. The land is part Of
the government reserve set apart by
Congress several years ago.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-31
esrFsrEAK EATING CONTEST

New York, July go The annual
beefsteak eating contest Of the SAINT
Brepner Association Of the East Side
was won yesterday by Frank Dostal,
the Mayor Of Avenue B, who disposed
Of eight and three quarter pounds Of
steak Three other competitors ate
between five and eight pounds each.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-31
FIRST BALE OF COTTON SOLD

Savannah, Ga, July 3O-The first
bale Of cotton for the season Of 1913
IA was sold at auction in front of the
Cotton Exchange at II o'clock. It was
bought by c. B. Malone for Is cents
pound The bale was grown in
Dougherty county, Georgia.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-31
TO END STRIKE.

calumet Mich, July Operators
in the cor er mine strike district to-
day ccnsid Id proposals emanating
from Lans the state capital, that
a conferenl tween representatives
Of the strik miners and their EN-.
ployers to be held in the governors
Office with a view to ending the strike
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-31
CATTLE THIEVES BUSY IN
PARTS OF GLYNN COUNTY
Mr.. S. D. LAMB A WELL KNOWN
FARMER HAS LOST SIX
HEAD LATELY.

s d Lamb. well known Glynn
county farmer, living some eight miles
gh o. Brunswick, was in the city
#erday and reported that cattle
PES wer busy in his section Of the
aty. he having had six head stolen
his herd in the past month. Sew
Aof his neighbors have also lost
and a negro farmer named
living near Freedman's Rest,
four head in the same man
.amb stated that he had a
snsg b as to the guilty parties and
IN the sumise proved correct a remedy
Dould be found. The matter will be
Aported to Sheriff Berrie.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-31
90



Atlanta, July 3O.-The important de-
yelopments in the trial today OF Leo
M Frank charged with the murder Of
Mary Phagan, were the following:
? w. W. Rogers, former county police
man. in whose automobile the police
officers went to the factory the morn
ing the body Of the girl was foand.
testified that Frank was nervous when
he was taken to the plant and appar-
emily was afraid to look at the body
Of the dead girl
Miss Grace EIix, onsof the factory
employees, testified that Frank rare
ly spoke to the girls in the plant. She
also stated that the young woman EN-
&ployed at the Dlautaelmbed their haif
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-31

rs = y =, : { as. a..
- t~-e laeg A chat
heeH arrested
er. was stricken
from Il Ey on the request Of
Attorney Black was closely
questioned ihe states attorney in
an effort to SHOW that Frank engaged
counsel 70 defend him before he was
arrested When cross examined by At
torDey Rosses for the plaintiff he ad-
mitted having. made a misstatement
He retracted the statement and was
fiercely grilled BY the defense At
4 torDey Dorsey, in questioning Black,
stated that lie was trying to show that
Frank planted the bloody shirt found
in The yard Of Newt Lees home, and
also that he changed the. time slip OF
the negro zee Black proved rather a
nervous witness himself and admitted
that Attorney Rosses had him confus-
ed.
J. y. CAN'T testified that Frank
knew Mary phagan, but admitted that
he testified at the inquest that he had
never seen him with her
This was practically all Of the eyi-
dence Of any note brought out in the
case today. Crowds continued to
swarm about the court room and the
trial seems to be arowing in inter
est
The indications when court adjourn
ed this afternoon were that the trial
would q Atend wen into the coming
week.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-31
ADVOCATES j. s.
RECOGNITION OF
HUERTA REGIME
AMBASSADOR WILSON PROPOSED
RESTRICTED PLAN TO THE
COMMITTEE.
'9SNGE sLEllIHS SEARCH FOR THIEVES

Washii w, July 80. Ambassador
Henry Lac AWilson advocated re-
stricted red tion OF the Huerta gov
elnment in SO at a secret confer
ence iwth u Sc foreign relations
committee to be senators took
no action.
The detail sp were not
diyulsed at Il OF the
Republican seiy nbassa-
dor had made bression
not necessarily asS but as
to his whole gene' events
lin Mckee.
Chairman Ba II the
conclusion Ct the the
committee had beenN Finish
with Ambassador Wis he
would be heard again tom4
Senataes Hitchcock, DEM id
he had very favorat es
sedH shively said thc .m-
bassadc Amade an interesN ing
statemei }his connection Nth
Mexica IS, and Senator WillisRn
Aldenl Hof Michigan, said he hA
been ~ impres5e h the ca
dor, thoronghness and chaqacterof Il
statement
Ambassador Wilson declined
make any statement declaring he wa
under an oath of secrecy with ths-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-31

til reported fence III Boston, long
believed to be patronized by these
thieves, but which has never been 10
Gated However, it is net expected
that the gang will attempt to dispose
Of their booty for the present.
Reports that the Hanans had been
robbed were denied until today when
Mrs. IIanan told the story of their
loss. Mr.. Hanan is seriously i'll and
has been kept in ignorance Of the rob
berry. An nnwillingness to disturb him
influenced his wife to withhold the
facts until this time.
hrairIan GhnIar,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-31
Articles stolen.

The articles taken included o d!a-
mond nee.glace, two diamond encrast-
ed watches, a set of star sapphires ssr-
rounded by diamonds, pendant
broach and pair Of rare Nck dia-
mond ear rings surrounded bA white
diamonds.
A peculiar feature CT the robbery
was that some particularly valuable
gems were left in the bureau drawer
from which the others were removed.
They could hardly have been overlook
ed, and this suggests that the job was
a hurried one.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-31
Hanan Jewels Worth $t5o.ooo.

Mrs. llanans jewels worth $l50,010
We're stolen from her room at Shore
Acres Friday evening during an ao-
sence OF not more than twenty minutes
Of a maid. The gems lost by Mrs.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-31

1t the old gang
Gatly here during
rs again at work
that II this Is
AGAINST expert
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-05
J. ". SMITH DIS II Ely.

James y. Smith. veil known
travelling nan. from salt Lake City.
died AZ The Ely hospital. Wednesday
evening. from paralysis. after an IL
ness Of bat a few hours NJ Smith
had registered Al the Northern hotel
TIE day previous On one OF his regu-
lar trips. and shen he failed 10 sp-
pear wednesday morning. Oscar Up
wall. the day clerk. Investigated. en-
tered his room. and found him IN
conscious. DR.. Alexander Eas sum
moned. and the mans condition was
such that his removal 10 the hospital
vas ordered. The deceased vas 8
years old. and . member Of the Elks
The body vas taken TO the Wilson
Bates undertaking rooms. and sent TO
Salt Lake. Friday. in charge Of his
son-in-lag, 4. J. German. His death
was = great shock 70 friends in Ell.
as he had appeared IN usual health
when last seen. and vas planning to
return home. Wednesday morning.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-05
I4ckLIN6 PARTY VISITS Ely.

Gel D Z. Jzekling We pres5-
dent o. IT, rfaA Copper company.
zud party. m4ae 3 brief Fislt n ae
Ey district TUESDAY. arriving BY a
special tran 4 TIE morning = re
lacking private azr Cyprus szd
leaving the sane afternoon. after
briefly inspecting ne company prop
cry a tas mines an6 81 MeGiiL
With Co I4cklinE were President e
4. McN.u Of tie rtzh Copper con-
PAM Charles Hayden. Of The firm
O Boston brokers Hayden. Stone =
Co Judge X 2 BsbbItt. general
counsel of me associated companies
TIE several members q the psrfT
are n0w or their Esg 10 Alaska. 70
look Over re properties OF The A
zska god mines recently acquired b
TIE Jzckling syndicate The Alaska
mines constitute . low grade gold
proposition that can be operated On
> large basis sith cores
pondtngiy large profits 70 the stock
holders
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-05
Puritan Days to lie shown.

At the Bijo tonight is a splendid
picture. The House of Bondage"
which is the first OF a new series de-
picting the days OF the Puritans.
Tonight's picture is in three big
reels. so patrons should go early
Made By the New York Motion Pic
ture Co, under the trade name o.
K0y-Bee. is ample assurance of quail
ity, as those who are familiar with
pictures and have seen the films
made By this company car testify.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-05
-Hensen . BENEDICT.

About everyone IN MeGiI Eas
struck dumb with amazement. whea
the word xss passed around that s
:. sorensen, former superintendent
az the smeIter. had Joined the ranks
OF the married. News OF the event
vas received by General Manager
Lakensn. By ~cablegram, TUESDAY
Mr sorensen's friends in the district
are legion. and all Of them had "a
chance 10 smoke 4 his happiness. az
about a store supply Of cigars were
passed around. The bride and groom
left for Braden. Chile. where he is to
Re associated With Pope Yeatman,
chief engineer for the Guggenheims-
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-05
Wonderful Exhibition Of Energy.

Messrs. Haines and Miller. propeil
ing z push cart. arrived n Fly r.
dsy and registered on the Slid
land trail. an "pushcart. Hith the
addendum that they we're 2753 miles
from home. according 10 their spec
dometer. They hail from Shame
kin. Pa. and are headed for San
Francisco. They utilize the cart for
bedding and supplies and claim they
have pushed il across the continent.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-05
LOCAL NEWS
Contemplate Fine Building.

Judge a J. Cartwright has had
plans drawn for q tx0 stoEF apart
nent house. 10 BE- erected on Clark
street. adjoining his present resi-
dence The building viii BE- Of
modern construction. and zill add
much 10 the appearance Of the street
and city. The plans were draEn BY
Charles v. Baehe.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-05

p. o. Wells. chief metallurgist for
tie SteDtoe company al HcGili. and
assistant 10 Generas Superintendent
MadselI has resigned his position
and left Thursday for Salt Lake City
from whence he goes 70 Los Angeles
~ Wells has been Eith the Steptoe
COMPANY fOf about = year and a half.
ard l4ads many friends here sho re-
gret 1azt he mas decided 70 locate
clsew here.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-05
Az OLD FAyoRIrE N PICTURES.

Helen Gardner l. 10 appear in q
big state right special at the Bio
Wednesday and Thursday. To pic
ture ans sac Is well known as be-
ine a. the head OF her profession:
she has rot been seen In Fly FOR
some little time a. she is nov at
the teal Of her oan company an
making an expensive line Of feae
urc. none OF which have heretofore
been shown here IL A Sister 70
Carmen she makes a wonderful i'm
preston. No advance IN prices sili
b. made.