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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-17
Application For Franchise.


Uotics.
Notice Is hereby given that an appllea-
tlon has been filed by the City * Elm
Grove Railroad Company a corporation.
with the Council OF the Town of Pstter-
1n 6h,o County INT WsSs virgins. u for 1,n
certain streets, roads and alleys within
the corporate limits OF said town. by the
pany. for the construction. Suiidins. cree
ton. operation and maintenance thereof
OF certain water system including
piiances. as well as for the constru ction.
erection. operation and maintenance OF
an electric light system. including poles.
wires and necessary appliances. together
with the necessary connections az inter
sections OF streets of both said water
system and said electric light system.
! which II IL proposed TO construst erect
and maintain said water system mains.
said electric Lighting system. piles.
wires and appliances are as follows. to-
beginning ut n point at the in;ersec-
ton OF Kruger stree: and Howell svenue.
thence running in westerly direction
along said Howell avenue 10 what is
known as Big Wheeling creek: ard be-
ginning also at the said Intersection OF
said Kruger street and Howell avenue.
ana thence running in a southerly direc-
t-rsec;ion Of said Kruger street and Pat
terson avenue. a. ence in westerly di-
rection along said Patterson avenue e.
the intersection of said Patterson avenue
ana Davis alley. thence along said Davis
alley In a northerly direction to the in
, tersection OF said Davis alley and Syca-
more avenue. thence in "A westerly direc-
ton along said ~ amore avenue 10 the
intersection OF said sycamore avenue and
Kline alley. thence in a northerly ..irec-
4 ton along said Rine alley TO the inter
section of said Rine alley and Lawrence
alley: thence In an easterly direction
along the lihe of said Lawrence alley TO
the intersection OF said Lawrence alley
and Wilson alley. thence IN Southeriy
, direction along said Wilson alley to the
intersection OF Sycamore avenue and said
Wilson alley. thence in an eastcrly direc-
, ton along said Sycamore avenue to said
Kruger street. thence commencing at a
point at the intersection Of Patterson
avenue and Kruger street. and thence
running In a westerly direction along the
OF said Paxton avenue and Rins alley:
thence running along the line OF said
! kline alley In a northerly direction to the
Intersection of Patterson street and said
ION along the line OF said Patterson
street to ths intersection OF said Pstter-
son street and Alley Two. thence IN a
northerly direction along me line Of said
| Alley Two To the intersection of Howell
street and said Alley Two
With said application has been flied a
draft OF an ordinance containing the
| rights and privileges asked for from said
council OF the Town OF Patterson. Ohio
County. West Virginia. by tne said City
| Elm Grove Railroad Company. This
| application is published for the first
| time on the goth day OF December. 1912
and the said Council OF the Town Of Pat
! terson Will he asked 20 act upon the
same as soon after the publication the-e-
OF for thirty days as may be practicable.
| PANY
d-so-30t BY CHAS MADDEN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-17

TIE fittse gff's underzarn-nt thai
7'ii'e plain st he from. i always a pr,,, ,
- for year bcncsth dainty dr~sses
his ono IL made IN princess s,vle 10
.fcnt but With a fuH skir, az the bsr.
- can - trimmed Nth a frin o.
~ ryidcrY or With one ~ lace o, ui,t
1T ID the material trimmed With Ia.
- 'ront is made IN threc portions e
At v - shspely and smooth htting. bu.
~ back Of the petticost 10 straight an.
t1tHered a, ts upper edge. On the hyyrc
~ neck and armhoie cdge- are hnishe,l
VII lace banding and frills ~; a sralIouc
cIg' is always pretty and dainty.
sgr the . year size. fhe r~t,icosf wi.
-s-nirc I "a yaris n material a or ii.
yss'ts - inches vide With , wards q,
'Fng and "A yards II insertion.
.ae pattern u the slip 767y y cut IN
sS,t Cor H,tle girls from Z 20 = wears Of
- u viii b. mailed - any sddrrss
~ fie Fashion Department a This
ertr. on receipt " ten cents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-17
Ahner.a nrenaraflon..

Ahncr. who worked FOR The sun,
mcr residents told Wr Burns ono
morning that he was soon to Do mar
RED
"Well really. Abncr said Mr.
Burns. I'm glad 10 hear 60 sug
pose you've made an Tho preparation
and got your Wedding fnery readv pol
Ahucr did MT hsik 10 the question
but he grinucd shccpishiy
Yep he replied Nav. shc
hound my Sunday coat and put n nov
collar ont. and I've had my shoes
tapped"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-17
CASTRO RELEASED

NEW YORK. Jan. is-Anpthcr apr.li-
ration for the release % '!UrIano Castro
nuter bond. TerdirE final decision a. e.
rs right 10 enter the United states was
made to-day before the federal district
court The renewal ~ THIS motion was
dIe 20 the fat that tie Venezuelan q
case - nov before -. department OF
commerce and labor on an appeal from
tie decision Of the local immigration au-
thorities Order,uE his deportation. Fed
eral judge Holt reserved derisriU.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-17
Obituary
RiRRa OhEonuiaa.

The funeral services over the remains
Of the late Dr l. = RiEga. one ~ tine
most prominent physicians 81 this vi
entity. whose death occurred 80 the
home % Mrs. Rachel Fisher iu Mound 50
Vile on Wednesdav. viii Doe held from
the place 90 death this afternoon AZ 4.
o'clock Intermeuf viii DO made lr
Grcenlawu cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-17
BOWLING TOURNEY
Low Scores Are Made by the Bowling
Teams in the Orio Stats BOWL
ing Tournament.

special Dispatch 20 ne Intelligence.
CANTON. %, ian - tn" following
scores were rolled last evening At tho
h!o state bowling tournament here.
k'fty Gordons. +23. Flks 40. !. 2406.
TabernacleS. 2.2ss. N'tnats 1895. E!ks
20 . LII. All are canton teams. The
x uf =. team or New B"rlin. -. RULED
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-17
FAMOUS ANcosAs. FIRST
SEALED PROPOSALS.

Notice 70 Manufacturer Jobbers rx,r-
thanfs ara Other Wholesale Dealers.
NDIICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
We STATE lioard OF Control OF the State
% Wee Nlrglnia win receive bids saIly
az fS pffice At Charleston. wust Nir-
slnih. For furnishing supplies for the
several Strt~ Institutions, the financial
arrangement q which n vested IN SAID
boafd contracts will be awarded TO the
4oNeSt riudsrs. quality considered. and
other things being equal West Virginia
90 tifff VIII Do ElvsC preference.
li-.s of sgppl - needed viii be FUR
nisheI nidcers on receipt OF requests
stating TIE linz desired.
-tNlt HFAs 80 OF CONTROL
ae-t-lr Charl.Etnn. Wet virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-17

The funeral 81 the iatc Miss Narcarct
oLcHrv. Whose death occurred ur We'd
needsy will De hold from tho family
residence ON North Main street ~afur-
dsf morning ct q O'clock F..uIsr
ifGh mass " ID be- celebrated ana .rtar-
terry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-17
Confirm Nomination.

WASHINGTON. Jan is--tf'er two
hours debate IN executive session. the
senate to-day confirmed the nomination
~ Colonel Edward :. No 'i-rnsnd. Of tho
First calvary. 90 succeed GENERAL Woth-
"rspoon ~ hri@a1i"r general Their was
no other confirmation aUf Tho senate adj
iourned win tr~ Undertaking mat I'm
mefitfeiy after the roIfir- h4eIueas too
morrow another executive session ofiI
Dc ordered FOR TIE purpose ~ further
wandering army promotions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-17
Henderson Funeral.

Funeral services over tho remains Of
the laJ Flank Henderson. who commit
ted suh -ide ou Monday o.. drinking rtr-
Wetxei street te-f.f,l4, Afternoon ~
- O'Clock lute,fnent was made Iu
ST Zion cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-17
ON HER INITIAL TRIP IN THE
PARKERSBURG TRADE
YESTERDAY.
Packet stops at Local Wharf Last
Evening and Prom nent Passengers
Are Feted by Business Men

Carrying a. her passengers party
OF hitE OF NOR" mon prominent in all
walks % lie ~ and about the Pitts
huryh district the packet. city Of
fafk"rshurg." on her maiden voyage
yos'erday tn the Pittsburgh-Pa
hurf trade. WAS given an ovation at all
points along the river. Delayed a
short time by the heavy fog. IN. steam
~ anchored AZ tho local wharf last
evening q few minutes before : O'Clock
l ron her arrival she was given one Of
o." warin"st receptions 81 her trip and
tn passengers were met rs "a commit
To- or local business men. who saw to
D. ffut ~" strangers were feted ana
irnperl' entertained while the guests
81 this city. NJ u o'clock the boat re-
sufscd tfs frif down the river and IL
'''"ful'l q" reach ParkershurR this
morn ng whore an elaborate reception
ii- h"rn planned Tor IN. occasion
Delayed by Fog.
Despite m" furl-fneugN 81 the
"'Hth.f. III" TIN assumed IN. aspects
- 70 holiday excursion and WAS much
'r''f'd p nll ih'~" 80. board After
i'iN d"i"f- "u account ~ recent
Hoods ;h- ir..' cleared fh.. Mrnpug3 no la
~h1if 80 go" fnp' ~ Wood street. Pitts
lHrEh. go Q" o'clock SOS tsTdaV morning
WIN 'turirr1fi H~ her nuai dcstiu-
.ii"n i"'nf" starting "u F"r initial
TRIP down the ohio river the steamer
WAS raid q splendid tribute and de-
Tar''-i amid IN" blowing ~ whistles 81
Steam engines. manufacturing plants
mi various steam devices
Making tn "trip ~ ar object lesson
f'rarding river trans Formation and wha,
rfHV Do expected when Congress finally
IIirouriafns sufficient money To- canal
~ 'he phi" river from Pittsburgh 20
alrH. -' Ha 20 provide 20 nine foot stage
90 wu'rf 1ll o.. Year round several
irDrninerf Tfffa burghsrs wore tho
guests OF %" OH" y Mississipui Trans
I"rtHiior company owners ~ several
%. ~" largest Jackets on the river to-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Business for sale.
,au'-'u. " W. Billiard room. /. tahIes.
-t"e'rHru0t wfff 20 FURNISHED rooms.
WI sell nf trade Tor other property,
N'fa1r An rn.re 'rtr The oil business.
Inquire ur address.
D. y NENNO.
f-ff-h-w-H rsrrr-,. "a y,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-17
LOST.

LoST-Brown arsdise plume on We'd
nesday. January 10. on Chapllne Mar
ket. Fourteenth. or in Schmulhs IN build
Offlco. III III
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-17

De made unlawful to keep goods In
storage more than so DAYS. This
would be the most drastic provision
OF any In the United States In this re-
spect
The house today adopted as an
amendment. resolution ratifying the
amendment 10 the constitution OF the
United States. providing for the pop
ular election OF UnitedStates sena-
tors. Bills. introduced include:
Tetlow, of Columbiana-Amend-
ment so that parents and next OF kin
may sue TO recover damages for the
death OF a minor. Now only the
widow OF lineal descendants NAV do
so.
Winters. of Erie-To cooperate
with Pennsylvania in the celebration
OF 5Oth anniversary OF the battle Of
Gettysburg.
Bigelow. of Hamilton-To repeal
the nifty year franchises of the Gin
cinnati Traction company.
Snyder. CT Providing for
the punishment of person who smok-
~ opium
Crawford. of Monroe-To authorize
electors in Cameron school district.
Monroe county. 70 vote In certain
elections on school matters.
Representative Llyod Of Franklin
county has presented a bill maxim;
schools as socialcenters He would
have the schools opened for all civic
and social organizations and would
make Fairgrounds out O fthe school
yards
The Ohio State Foresters' society.
in session here today. declared that
forest lands should not be taxed A
resolution was adopted asking the
state legislature To MSS n law exempt
ing them. No the farmers have TO
pay taxes on both the soil and the
trees. N is believed that IL the tax
were removed. more trees would be
grown. A number OF suggestions
will he given To the legislature reIa-
tive 10 the preservation of forests
The attorney general has hold that
before the constitutional amendment
10 limiting TO eight hours a DAYS
labor. there must he legislation on
the question. as the amendment TO
the constitution is not self-actinG
The legislation on the question may
be broadened 10 take in the fire and
police departments
Delegates attending nc miners con
vention last night attended the Billy
Sunday revival service. There were
200 converts last night but there were
no miners among them so far as was
learned. Addressing tho miners con.
,yention. Percy Tetlow. n miner. and
represent in the legislature from
Columhiana county. said he hoped
that the legislature would pass n law
providing for the mine-run system Of
weighing and paying for coal. He
said there are Is trade unlonisrs In
the house and he was confident such
legislation would be enacted 4 II.
Watkins was elected member OF
the International hoard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-17
OVATION GIVEN STEAMER
CITY OF PARKERSBURG"

wharf shortly after II o'clock hut stop
per for coal at Glendale. The only stops
to-day Will be at Marietta. where a dele
CATION OF Parkersburg.rs will board the
BOAT. and at Parkers burg Tn. boat *
scheduled TO arrive AT the latter city at
10 o'clock. and will be met by "A receptton
committee headed by Mayor Allen Muir
dock. An elaborate luncheon has been
arranged and the Petersburg Chamber
Of Commerce will present the packet
with a pennant and an American flag
Back 20 Pittsburgh
From Perkersburg the passengers VII.
return 10 Pittsburgh ny rail in a 81 ecl al
Cincinnati this evening. The boa. viii
operate IN the CincinnatI-P ittsburgh
trade until the Queen city returns from
her New Orleans trip. inter which she
Will take up her regular runs in the
Tar kershurg- Pittsburgh trade II will
probably be the latter part Of February
before this is possible.
The city OF PRrkeTsburg was formerly
the Liberty. vessel plying IL. Tom
hisbee river. out OF Mobile she WAS
purchased recently atl rebuilt by the
ohio & Mississippi River Transportation
Company and now resembles "A new boat
She ~ one OF the largest Doats on IN.
ohio river. and closely reSe mbIeSS the Old
Ben Hur. she was gaily decorated YES.
tcrday with the flags Of all nations the
stars and Stripes predominating Tnr
vessel was well laden with freight and
considerable was unloaded at the local
wharf No stops were made at way
landingS. however. freight being re-
ceive-i only for the larger cities
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WarWOOd

z Rooms bath. laundry. attic. furnace.
Oak finish. iOf I2Ni2J $1,000
II Rooms. bath .a 1udry. .ecepti.n
hail oak finish ilrd floors. s'c .
LOT 1nS2-n. gro nuH
s Rooms bath. laundry. affic oak aad
pine finish. lot 3Hxi2p. - 500
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-17

ANY mail for mo. Hi9"
B'liev" 80. Silas. IFS either posi-.
hole digger ct a vagin tongue e. Gal
weston N"ws
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DIE D.

LAHE-on Thursday. January .. 1918
at Berkeley. Cal. MRS. MARY WAR
FIELD LANE. wife OF u L. Lane. OF
Barnesville. q.
Funeral notice hereafter
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PITTSBtRGH Ia. Jan I6-HtV.,
Stages tonight follow
DAVIS ISLAND DAM-1i.e feet. fall
ing. rain.
PARKERsBURG-ss feet. failing
cloudy.
MORGANTowN-es feet. falling
rain.
rain.
OIL CIrY-e feet. falling. rain
WARRES--5.5 feet. falling. rain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-17
LEGISLATURE
('sS~x ,szyx mosT psuu,uoo,

be made unlawful to keep goods In
storage more than 80 days. This
would be the most drastic provision
OF any In the United States In this re.
spect
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-17
FOR SALE OR TRADE
POULTRY.

bAbf 'ni'k"f~ from thorough bred
White Wyand"ttes and :. e White
I i.'thofhs. SiS pr 100. s. Ter 50. r. W.
I DONALDSON. West Alexander. Pa. Fox ~
la-l5-t-f-16
FINE Buff Nyandotte and Buff Orpins-
ton males. ". VI. Brokaw. RannoCk.
Ohio. tsts -
SHEPPARD's FAMOUS ANcoNAs. First
at World = greatest shows Greatest
tsS iecOT lat average. cecil Shep-
paid. Berea. ohio. ia-I- g0t
ALExAFDER strain. single comb. brown
, Leghorn Cockefcls Exhibition stock:
s.ttlnGs IN season. Catalogue. H. A.
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Representative Llyod Of Franklin
county has presented a bill making
schools as socialcenters He would
have the schools opened for all civic
and social ORGANIZATIONS and would
make Fairgrounds out fthe school
yards
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-08

VICTORIA THEATRE
HTuH CLASS vAuBv1rLr.
BIO Agrs-F
Err TrrEu ElrJoy rmrH
COrurQ wEEH or MARCH forH
rIRs EVA PAY
EToHT BERLIN "a Dear DAucrRF
NEW sol THERN TIE ATRE
rfUr'r hIr1 ara Eoff sfreffs
~w0 ErO vGuuEgrLLI HcrG
Carl q TIuH clayton. erfHHfnfrIrr duo.
Palmer uararfau SCI ~ claws and
faHfrfV
your rrhT-urr rIcTUpTF
.If ~ rrH q.fr. I1r rud Ir~. rouss
"aflnss ..,is.t. 1r general a..
rf.n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-08
THE THEATER
ROBIN HOOD" AT
THE COURT TO-DAY

The Dekoven Opera Company
comes 10 VA after a remarkable six
months engagement in New York
and recent successful enlargement
in Chicago Manager Daniel V. Ar
thur has brought together a company
OF one hundred. including many OF
the best-knOwn stars OF grand opera
OF this country and Europe, as we'll
as several famous stars OF musical
comedy. TO interpret the lighter roles
The chorus was selected from the
grand opera organizations OF New
York. Boston and Chicago. and the
stage settings built on a scale never
dreamed of IN the days OF the famous
old Bostonians. So notable is this
production that IL may be said to
fairly mark an epoch IN the history
or light opera presentations. From
the Metropolitan Opera Company are
Bessie Abott, soprano: Henrietta
Wakefield. contralto. and Herbert
Waterous. basso. Walter Hyde. the
tenor. n protege Of Hans Richter. was
for four seasons the tenor star NJ
Covent Garden. London. Other mem.
bers OF this notable cast are Anna
Bussert. beautiful soprano who
comes to US from Berlin. Carl Cant.
FppItr balltNuF. lale OF tne boston
Opera Company. Frank V. Pollock.
OF the Metropolitan: George =.
rockingham. the original Friar Tuck.
which role he has played 800 times
Edwin stevens. famous as a singer.
comedian and dramatic actor. Paul
ir" Hall. the star OF "Erminie." and
numerous other successes. SYLVIA
Van DyCk 2 bril- liant young English
soprano. Philip Sheffield and Doro-
thy Arthur
The present production ~ Robin
Hood Is ~ particular interest 20 the
new generation ~ theatergocrs -
those who have never before heard
this American classic for r. Is be
NIX presented on a scale that IN an
possibility will never again be at
i tempted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-08
MARGARET ELLINGTON
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.

Commencing next Friday evening
Margaret Ellington. in Charles Ken
yOn's new American play. "KindlinC."
viii be the Offering Al the Court The
alter for two DAYS. with matinee on
Saturday
Tho story ~ the play treats OF
condition that 4, q. vital interest
Ia everyone who has children's vel
fare in mind Maggie Schultz. wife
Of stevedore. living IN a sduaIlii
tenement in New York's thicklv popu-
lated tenement district OF the lower
East Side. is about TO become
mother. She fears 20 tell her hus-
band OF her condition. as he says to
bring child M In tho miserable sur
roundlncs in which they live is worse
than murder. and that he would Kill
The child that came ~ him under
those conditions Maggie hears
about the healthy. opcn.air country %
the west. and she decides they must
20 there. In order 10 raise the
money 10 pay the expenses Of the
trip she aids q crook who is Hying
In tho same tenment I'm a lob. and
D." arrees 20 divide tho spouS with
her From this compelling situation
the interest ccr''rs and works ont
intense. gripping. throbthri.linC. In
'"rcSting circumstances that make
the play a masterpiece o. dramatic
writing The sale % seats will open
thursday.
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is a background for the piece. The
scenes are laid in Virginia, a few
miles south OF Richmond. az a period
when the Northern army was slowly
but surely closing in on the Southern
capital. There IS a beautiful and
appealing story in the piece. and il
Is presented in a charming way. In
connection with the play there is a
striking representation OF a battle
and 400 shots are fired. and most
realistic scene is presented. This one
act alone presents the grim side Of
the war. however. and through the
other acts there runs strong dra-
matte story. with charming scenes.
THE Littlest Rebel has been win
ming much favor in the middle west
This season. n has been called upon
10 play % return engagements. and
~ y or these the entire house was
sold in a block. under guarantee.
The sale OF seats will open tomorrow
morning at O'Clock
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scented al each performance. with n
change daily. have played a large part
in populariZing the handsome new
South Side playhouse. The pictures
are always new and placed on a reel
for the first time at the new Southern,
whore they are given on their release
date. The two vaudeville acts. which
VIII conclude their engagements with
the matinee and night performance
to-day. round out an entertainment
that Is delighting large crowds a.
every performance Palmer and Dock
man continue to please IN their novel
musical. dancing and juggling act,
their unusual feats with instrumental
Instruments being especially amusing
Carl and Emma Clayton are talking
and dancing themselves into the
hearts Of new Southern patrons AMI
winning the enthusiastic plaudits o.
those who appreciate the good In en-
teTtainmenf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-08
THE PINK LADY" IT
THE COURT. MARCH p

The ou- great Internal onal musical
comedy su,r"-s of recent theatrical
history SIS the brilliant musical ccm
'ly DO Ink. "Thn Pink LADY" which
kI1w q Iriarga- VIII present az the
Court Tt'lrer ON saturday. March .c.
naf.rc. and night
This surc-f ~ an hire has recently
terminated IFS remarkable run ~
900 performance or tho N,W Aus'cr-
dam Tu.ator BOO Sew Yor. city and
WII| h" seen here Boo every essential
exactly as - va. given There. and 800
OBJ" same sp.rif which c1ptyatcd the
nt'rrr,rF az chat center of theatrical
activity for ovcr year
Local patron ma, uo' lc familiar
vi'h f." details OF IT,. PINK Iadv.
hut they have hoard DO. music r'ls .,,I
in "''rt IMAGINABLE f.-m. suf have
boon HF. '.r. f.. coming of 'rr big
product over s.rcr flr season