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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1913-06-06

At TIN " my 4,Yul-e q. tsffffsr9s
80 M '-o'''''' ~ e
Lower fhae you can possibly ony
them elsewhere.
IN ANY QUANTITY
We can supply you from a bushel to
carload. We keep a large supply al
ways on hand.
Houlton Rose, Irish Cobblers, Crown
jewels, Trust iaiter. Gray's Mort
gage litter. Henderson ! Bovee,
American Giants, State Maine. Car
men No. 3, Bogiano's Prosperity.
Eariy New Queen, Ciarks No. /,
spanldinR's No. s. Ensign Bagley,
Early Round Six Weeks, Green Noun
tains. Empire State, Early Harvest.
Puritan or Polaris, Red III IS, Early
Chios, PMeky Baltimore, White Bliss,
Aroos'gek FRYE, Sir waiter hsIeigh'
Nnise Elephant Ff.ae 81 the south
Easlg lnof9HeapreuS, fariE Nsr w
efh' hsaaii{ heefon' fxtfa larry y
weeks, Rural New New Yorker l,sis Nsggi E
nupns, 5arnank Seeding pasota
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1913-06-06

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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1913-06-06

ton given 70 young men TO stand
upon their feet and face the void
fearlessly. This, like 80 many other
counsel, is ideal, but with practical
drawbacks. These drawbacks are
It inseperable, however. Ev, n the
drawback Of greatest seriousness i
not a fatal handicap. Yeta handicap
It and one difficult 70 overcome. Ii
is that 50 many young men have feet
Of clay. To invite them to stand
upon their feet is, to invite a fall. Ii
is question whether il were not
much better it some persons never
stood upon their feet at all, in order
that the world might be saved the
larentatle spectacle OF the wreck
ages they make in their collapse. An
overweening ambition is simply an
ambition unsupported and fanda-
mental fact tf equipment
The head Is trained in the schools,
and the heart is fred with ambition
by the incentives the times offer.
Head, heart md heals must 90 to-
gether. The wings Of the modern
Mercury, as Of the ancient, must be
upon the heels. The times demand
swiftness in going, sureness 10 dessi-
nation and directness in purpose. 1t
taxes more than a well-equipred
mind or Jealous hear TO meet
these conditions.
The great lack Of the present day
is that strength Of underpenning that
exalts character ard giRes steadiness
to life add its efforts. He who is
bis principles has feet Of clay. lie
who is addicted to bad habits has
feet Of clay. He who doe not re-
spect the rights Of Others but seeks
to Dust them frIm the road Of His
ambitions, has ieet Of clay. He WHO
takes advantage Of another in a bust
ness deal and seeks to usurp the
Mace of his fsii1W has feet 81 clay.
He who lacks or forFeits the conf
dence of the community has feet IF
clay. The head may be in the slia-
ing helmet Of genius AID the heart
may be protected by the shield {
ardor, but unless the feet are s'rosg
to support the end Of high endeaypr
the life will fail into waste and ruin
These men whose feel are OF clay
are dropping out along the avenues
Of life day BY day and their collapse
is disheartening to all those " o
long for the best that is in men 10
survive the mean and the base n
their natures. Success is blamed for
many Of the failures Of men. But
striving for success has never brought
anyone to misfortune The kind Of
practice by which the ranfer gets in
10 training for the race is needed in
the contest Of life. They who have
run with the horses and have been
wearied need not contest with the
chariots Of destiny. The race is MT
always to the swift or the battle
to the suong. Tut they who
enter the lists weak III definite pur-
pose and high in principle miss the
preparation that is necessary.-Balii-
more American.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1913-06-06
ORDER NIsI.
In the circuit Court for Charles coun
~, Number 1871 Equity.
F. Stone Pesey, Plaintiff.
VS..
Bertha Hawkins and Samuel Hawkins
ORDER NISI.


NRDERED by the Circuit Court
~ for Charles County this Ord day
Of June, in TIE year 1913, that the
Report Of Sale made and reported IN
the above entitled cause, BY Ferdinand
G. Cooksey, Walter J Mitchell and +.
Stone Posey, Trustees, be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
be shown on or before the Both
day Of June, 1918; Provided a
copy Of this order BIO inserted in some
newspaper published in Charles Conn-
", once week for four successive
weeks sa.. before the said Both day Of jane,
to be S335.00
90, HARRY c. uHAPpEIEAR.
Clerk OF the Ct ct. for chas Ma
True Copy Test; - - T.
HARRY G. oHAPPELEAR, Clerk
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1913-06-06
STILL SPECTACULAR.


Our discredited ex-President Is
nothing if not the spectacular. A
local newspaper q about three thous-
and subscribers out in the remote
west last year, when the Ball Moose
leader had one of his tantums on
him made such a fiery speech the
presumtion followed he was drunk
and in that character tic frankness
Of the ex President himself the little
paper said so and thereby committed
a sin.
The big Mogul stated he was not
after money, nevertheless sued the
proprietor Of the paper for $4,000,
and had his witnesses well advertls-
ed and dragged out every personal
chum of any note as such to give
eclat and notoriety to the proceeding
And each and all said a little piece;
Loeb, his private secretary for more
than mo, years, testified he never
saw him drunk; he drank little
white wine white at the White House;
Pinchot, an inssne aemirer, SO blind
to his faults that if he saw Roosevelt
with whiskey in bis fists would ina
CINE it to be holy water, and some
newspaper men who having Toasted
on his his hospitality, and fed to blos
up his virtues for so long that they
had become members of the easy
conscience class, and so the stories
were told. The defendant seeming
" with but few friends and no
money could scat cely put up de-
Tense and a verdict was rendered
against him for six cents. And thus
the farce ended and back to New
York the great II am" hied with
cheap notoriety following in his
wake as the dust trailing after the
track Of an old and dilapidated We
hicle rumbling back to the place
from whence it started. So weak
and helpless did the defsnse appear
that it was not even brought out that
between the the time, four years
after Loeb, left the White House and
the time of the alleged drinking, the
most temperate man might have tax
en- on new habits and not only be-
came a consumate drunkard but kill.
ed himself from the over use OF the
liquid, OF that the corn juice NIGH
have been used the private bed cham
Der and elsewhere unobserved. Blu
the big Bull Mooser carried the day
and got the hulrah. Some Of the
big publications of this country have
said harder things about Roosevelt
than the little journal but they die
not seem to fire the wrath Of tht
sensitive Bull Mooser. How this
Perhaps the dnrrah was not then
1t may have been the ex-Presiden
sized up his man and bravely q,
fought raan already whipped bodily
got vindication and hurrah al
though Of very cheap article, whei
not hurt and returned TO his native
heath, as Randolph of Roanoake, O
olden times, when returning from
Congress, with flying colors and hi
pack Of hounds following him.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1913-06-06
The County Commissioners {

The County Commissioners al
their meeting on Wednesday decid-
ed to open the jenkins road which
runs across from Port Tobacco Val
ley Road IN the direction Of Ripley,
but having as they allege no funds
for the purpose win do no repairs 10
the same this year.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1913-06-06
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the orphans Conrt fer Charles
County, $. ). t.


ORDERED By the Court that Robt j.
Mills n f. Stone Posey, administrators
Of Ella L. Mills, deceased, give the
notice required by law to tile creditors
Of the said Ella L. Mills, to exhibit
their claims, legally authenticated, by
adveftiseTent published in some news
paper printed and published III Charles
county, Maryland, once in each Of three
successive weeks True copy-Test:
r. ERNEST SASSCER.
Register Of Wills for Charles county.
THIS Is To Give Notice, That the
subscribers have obtained from the Or
phans' Court Of Charlie County, Mary
land. Letters ii Administration On tie
Personal Estate q
ELLA Z. MILLS,
late Of said County, deceased All per
sons having claims against said de-
ceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated, to the subscribers on or
before the LIST day OF December, 1913.
They may otherwise by law be exclud-
ed from all benefit Of said deceased
estate.
Given under our hands this 30th day
May, 1918.
ROBT j. MILLS,
+. STONE POSEY,
Administrators OF Ella L. Mills, de-
ceased
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1913-06-06
Mr.. Weller Explains
Road Building In South
ern maryland.

May Goth 1918.
Hon. Washington Wilkinson,
Hollywood, Maryland.
My DEAR SKsAroR.--
Governor Goldsborough has referred
to me, for reply, your favor Of the 18th,
urging the completion Of the State Road
in Charles County, from the st. Mary's
County Line, north Of Bryantown. The
Governor has asked that / give this
matter careful attention, which have
done. The State Roads Commission is
as anxious to complete this piece OF
road promptly, as are the people Of
Charles and St. Mary's Counties. We
realize the Importance Of this outlet to
the people living in Your community,
and the only reason for not doing this
work, this year, is lack OF funds. You
understand that this road Is in Charles
County, and that it must be paidfor ont
Of the superintendent Of that county,
and that there is not sufficient money
coming to Charles County, to do all the
work necessary there. OF the special
appropriation Of $500 10000 made by
the last Legislature for Southern Mary
land, we were not restricted as to the
use Of it in st. Marys, or in Calvert
Counties, but In Charles County, it was
made mandatory upon us, to first expend
this money upon the construction Of
the road from Rock Point to Wayside,
in southern Charles County, and to ap-
ply any balance remaining on the road
from Indian Head Co La Plata, in the
western part Of the county. unfortu-
nately this construction has proved SO
expensive, that there will not be snfIi-
cient money with which to finish this
work. We have built for the people
Of Eastern Charles, the link from
iryantown, north to Waldorf, from
which point, there is a completed State
Road south IS the County Seat at La
Pata, aud north to the District Of Co
4 lnmbla. In this respect, Bryautown,
Eastern Charles, and northern Sc.
Mary's have been fully as faAorably
treated as. perhaps, any cthsr secticu
Of tie Stair. La Plata, ID the central
J plrt of Charles County, viii have a
finished State Road OF Is OF 80 miles, to
Washington, aud one 10 Bryantosn. and
Eastern Charles. The people Of Indian
Head, in the western part Of the coun-
lty, have not had cent either out Of
the s., DOC, 10000 appropriation Of l9os,
or from She sf,t70, 600 90 loan OF 1912
Indian Head. is some IL miles from the
County seat at La Plata. and these
people have been promised, that sec
ton Of this road will be built from In
dian Head to Mason Spring, only about
: miles, which will still leave them 9 or
10 miles from the County Seat They
! are equitably and fairly entitled to
some consideration, and It is not just,
that all the remaining money should
60 to the section Of the county, which
! have already received all heretofore
, spent. If we have any balance remain
ing, after constructing the road from
Indian Head TO Mason Spring, we shall
gladly apply it to the extension of the
section from the St. Mary's County
Line towards Bryantown.
In st. Mary's County, we have eth
er built, or have under contract, the
whole distance from Leonardtown,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1913-06-06

a thorough raining u coar,shif
would win tie satfragists ii4ht with
out struggle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-24

Every dRS Row one hears of ROmU new candidate fur political IOb< UT deF the nsw administration. Some of them aFB nen who have bcun out Of AIHsssl fDr savsr1 years. Their nAsus&: However. may be mentioned without authority from theHseIvhs and by this 1beAnh vary great ~Epnk might bA cvNAMittsd against them
 sGmE of Ihs nsn mentioned as cand.dateh FVx vArtbu% positions in the dinerent ffvtslons Of the tsrrItory gre onIS" tuh@u tsr%r t nonAes ta that No THAT sSosn@ IC eons.der h4HSeIF unEt tor . GovArnmsnr tob no mot ter whar administrative oT ether ebu- Iues are FeooIr"d to m H succssu- fully.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-24
NOME. ALASKA. JAN. sh, ,91s
ALASKA LOOKING BRIGHTER.

t;ianC1Ng over the exchanges fTun all parta of Alaaka 1ne 1B struck by the bright tone which pctHadts the news eoluInn& Il S V(tep attempted, of coursr, to speak well nf cond1tlpna which are not well but if h" uEhike hc without foundutIon N always has th.. unsniHtukvhIe suEsgett;nU rt being spnrInuA At present camps in HI tho parts of the territory can produce tAcrA and hEurER to show erv~Ih in Ihr InGHsttIeb thnt promise peTm- anuncy.
 IlegInning At TistehikaE ans Ilnds M lUwn Whlek has beem built up AfDaE- IngIy 10 rerent yeaTs ow1nR to th6 vast 1ncrease tiI the fishing iHdNArTy.
 Juneau seems to bu It inc threehcIj ut Il curcor before whicr its past tooks small. Indeed- Fer spuieIhIng like b uuArtcT of century Juneau has siuud Rud thc Tre&dReli mines havH been operatad: hut now. light henf Jrnc7u, 1lsT minlnE company Ia Ahnnt r1 EtRrt operations on prcp- erry which has luiz idle for waHt 0f capital fur q, very eGtAlder0hIn rtnr.
 E"Cn slIka Is said tn oe in mur1 eU5nIuraabte cIrcUmEianees than c"sr aithnuEh 1t remained ata aEnant ainca the puT chAsc of AlGskH.
 Valdez gives everS indication of bc. lng err1t mining town. Tue rlti- xens oE that place grove iieir conf dSnoc an the eecltoH by putting u their uwn mnon%y fnr rhs work of de- vsl0rmrnE.
 SkaawaF has coma 10 bu sL thwn If only uuc thousand pcoDl4 hHt this nuYnhrr is rcrnllncns and busiE%Rs Is steady And good, The people therS. Are now setting Interested in quartz alAp,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-24
AoIERTISlNa IS THE HOPE OF
 rhE HOME!

Advertising noAs pay. A WpmAu iR Seattle hAA A husband who. had formed the habit Uf beating her. She tld hde7ike the Fsasmsnt. but zNw llttIs chance for AllmoAy. ~ ahd ad v yerttRect In Seattle paper tor ''A mag to thrash a wifs hsateI; ten dol l4rs re~atd; easy woEk"
 4 young man applied. administered the prescribed eteAlusenk, received hts wnEO md EeHr oE anthrx.
 Thu women raid sho had GppIisd for relsef to ths mayor. the chist nf police and the prosecuting attorney without satisfactory rssuIts. but TSheH she advegIlSed in Lhe uEwsp4per she secu-ed instant rHspnnae. Al nf which Eoev 10 show that If yOu WAht A thing done advertise for 4o1ne orc 70 do 1t for you.
 The business of beating Wife beRt- CTS Is ono ther shnEsId appeal to nEaIC% yuune men who 0ATu -A Kick -An nirh%r nltr" and. nkeRia@ ''kiie punch" It is R form Of chtvaRY; ard Te might sxHert soo0 2" ardev, tho Knights of tEas Ready Fist oe tine so- ciety for the nIEcnu-AGhrnAnt Of Trits iteatIng. The newspaper columns may rAtry DlAHY AdYeru9smentSl p1t only thoAc placed by wives who haVr bean beaten. but by active and prH- Krcss;ve human rhrAshlnE mAA>rhsa. wlH FtIl appeal thus:
 Wanted - By eflterTEa6l1E jnd rcady young man. fhs position of thrszhcr of hMAbEnds who beAe thEir wtveg. HushaR6s wetBhAz under HE pounds prsferrs6. No Tivea. xi|h hu.barda weighing UVer 1ss pounds
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-24

ntskts 4pplx can psnph sRh edt+s h4nd."
 or course. F ,here Ia too miksf 2 thts whtely retal!atlsn and hired -a butnge sntrOdured Into domestic lsii huahaindz adtirted tG ihs ,hAb4E [! wIta ts4atl4H niaS fnrfu crnlhinnLI1I ard h1rp their own defsEderu.
 The moral at the whola mattsF is however. that is pays tp sdTeft'ss Let nfls sOAltrsatsd wife noT EAE 4 her hEl'y of husband: If FnM aES not rood I'll hdFsrtiRe.' ;
 Tn. tE1 qt wife bRnting iE In AtiA And yet FrasA sas the n+wsr&peFS q no amu.-AE B
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-24

Eqr&VvH. of Gpn1be. bag -4tr ESIlruaF
 ahd sTeaa copper mines. 6o etvpeNd-
 GUS ir sxtsnt are thaea copper HinAl
 that there Is nothing cxtEmvAEApt 'r
 expecting ttsRt mARy thousRRAs nI
 uAet win l'e aunployHd theFe soMi@ dAr
 .Esward hAs Il ,dna mining country all around tE bur, wtint lS better zt4II lt will bs the termtuRl of <Ae r0ad prppsw1d sC be built to ths Met&niEIir kA ecal 1eld4 and maybe 70 tAs fT- tsrIpr of AlN8asR.
 The InterIoE towns all 4sACA 70 be plugging aMAy v~x comtGz4tay and 10 be IncreaAlnE treAtly iG? m1mber. Fal-bonk. szr4cs EaAt, thIA rom ttn quartz ana .An sAT @SNs f!r1ees thers gosA to anow that t kst vefT AttunE grounds fur ttz Anca If mas elaa mine. at nAAt, already whIch ha1 all ths Aar marks of asaAa A TTsAt YCoAusr.
 Ruby. IditArod. and the. 1nnOkU nTs sure to De camps, %SaAtAvGr, thAir niss might De- for long yenru to como. They have nothing but tihAAr worth spsAK,AE Aboxt at rpreEent. but they Will pE0As6iy kosp nndInE ROFe Us that.
 Seward ssAlnsulA had be4n repcrt- eA daaA In places tAr away bpt-A1 Mark fWzi2 sald about the repors of l1s own dAarh-thIs rBDpFt RaaI nightly axaKxer1ted TMS sectiuh ,Hs as good A ehanos az k%te hiIcaRI .Ad 10 grow from rhs Asl1dn& lndustry r some experts are rerx much mia a'en. TheCs Ia no rAaann why wOl hould not have Gnartk tn SIlr hIlIs Iwt aa good or better tbaa the Tan nA. JGncAu. YnIdHx or any other uld eetIcu. and we gan certainly more han hold cur o~p with any camp 9 the terrItory when it ccncs to A IeatIun of placer MIAlIG.
 In many ct ths htRg,Et towns in he territory the ps0p4e do net de- end nPon placer goIG. The SDIs In Ake ciEhSr upHFtE HaIuiRT Ur Sh,ne or s@mething whIch lnspresj
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-24
City Official Paper

CenY tor FsaV+Ar e6F%F4IeemaNe must he In kS 10 s'eIDok an aas day q pukIIea1ieNA
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-24

3uEacRIFTIuN RATEa.
 Nome palIy NugEst, l month ....sE.af Nome Daily Nugget. 6 months ..t1A.s< Memo Daily NuxEer, l year ..-.1tood
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-24
NOME PUBLISHING co. DIVINE t MAYNARD Sole Owners. and Publishers

| ]. N4aHATEt. EdltAr.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-24

We h1t* hssn selling sr1Ss-isa In ks@aA seF .tsiHasn ysArN HNd euT hv$Insss l4Ss hssn lns~sssina every Sssr. Ths+a must hs . rv.Assn. Therulf |
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-24

hintArNH a@ msnuud HAa.sE zhaAsEEAFs Fsh. ls &n07, at tfs+ pns1n6spa a& Mems, AInskH. updar tts Act uf CAmEresa 11 NRrch \. 1872.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-24
FAREns va AE1TEAs.

For 60 ceuts per month yon c1 sand rFs Nome WssklT Nugget Sour fF4znaz Rnh at thA &Ame tIu| keep peoula ;h so1ch with EonnA.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-24
arhn HouR LAUNDRY

To the PscUleS' Lsrn6T ~hsra yoa wiIl rsceIvs good Wurk axscu4sd ey uop% bat whHs smplSJe~. who rnpA1*s thA RfAudnrd RKE1s.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-24
PHUiTE- NAY Nu d.
FIRE AkARA eloNALA

 E2 6taAAA&A Ol C. x Fert@r% CNIs asSrAaA a. 1sha l. eAsHon EA- sssIsA. Ih HssdauarssIs SstaAA !i, RSszrIsF&' oai%A ~ Lrsranea HsaRA A- Fire psaAI t~sWA Sl+ pIsesvs.I $A4SsA- g TRr<@Vs ciRAr RAarA q. PAssSt~ GOIa AtsrAHs EA. n-Na@ala &2. Ttird A"%. aRA LsNsS %@h
 EqsIDs H4uAs Psssna EAIm 61- 3erun vNt,;stISA. XAnsr. TE<As FIeA sAl
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-24
Nu1oET MINING AND DREDGING
 MAQaxIAE

[Issut.C Annually In odEobsr1 Price per copy. - .-........,.....s .san Price per copy mailed .....-...... .bbc3
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-24

Nome weekly Nugget. 1 mouth ..hoc NVre Weekly NuKKet, | year ,.f&QQ
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-24

Rates xtF IdTeatiBlng sPa<o In BY nt tho AhnTs publications VIII Do na'ts known on hpU1tr1iiDn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-20
COMPANIES ARE
BLAMED BY FIRE CHIEF FOR
CAMPAIGN OF INCENDIARISM

Six tneendary Seattle In tho aat
ten day@-sS tros where osoaked oNeeiaor ripped mat
the OF
the fire TO gain sufficient Roadway 90 obiteraie them
words of Chief setson, doubtful viii be able 10 get con
Fremen called the home Of Andrew shog
land 22pd The blaze conquered within few minutes after
that halt doou different parta
oHuled excelsior
different points Investigation showed that the place was over
The property loss IN these
fires $4,000 the largest single loss being saas3 II
per in Seattle ACTUALLY KNOWN
OF the
fires the raised
There ncendinrtHm Gain spite mania TOT
commission OF
other principally crime the neshhohood and Tor the purpose
OF
LARGEST per motive the
eeuda place and the who h
immediate realka
class the most common
There 3 q living thlH method
Insurance men," declares Fire Chief Stetson, tell
that they fires. Fires make business. Without them
there would be no business They seldom investigate
In the annual report OF Fire Marshal Harry w. Bring
hurst appears the following concerning the relation OF nsu
and ncendary fires In several instances efforts
apprehend ncendaes hampered by the apparent eager
OF the insurance people 20 pay the losses
Rainier Valley revealed
matteras had been wrapped around he and
ga building
the result spite. II
department 1T s
most impossible TO convict crcumstantiai evidence"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-20
BOYS ON STAND
In VICE HEARING

~ uoned Press Leased Wire
PORTLAND. Or. Feb 20 Fol
lowing The testimony % VIM Ito.
man today. the state expects 60
rest In the prosecution OF r. ) p
McAlllstcr. prominent attorney
charged with immoral practices
connected with the vice scandal
Three witnesses, Roy kadel. Ken
meth Hollister aud Louis Burns, tees
lifted tod1y 70 alleged crimes com
ml1icd against them. The tCstt
mony of kadel. who Is a member II
the clique named In the lndIct
mcnt8. was corrobornted By Harry
Work. who testified be entered Me
tllisters office when kadei was
there
McAlliatcr is expected to take The
fand iu his own defense
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-20
PLAN FIGHT ON
BILL TO CLOSE
SUNDAY SHOWS

The 20 men attending tho frat
annual convention 81 tho Moving
Picture E2hih,tots League II
Washington ln session heFr We'd.
netday, voted to extend every N.
fort in opposing the biU introduced
BY Senator French 20 close an
theatres 90 sunday The introduc
ian a. tho bill has alarmed the
picture men
Senator Freucha bin has cause
no little surprise among theatrical
t1lk. who claim Is is small foWnn
leFislatioH and has Cts origin I'm
The little towns where the chur, h
element rules
Claiming that moving pictures In
saloons tend ~ lessen the power
FOR good donein legitimate houses
the Convention voted 10 oppose *.
hihitira ln saloons and cafes