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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1913-10-03
Death OF Resp sctable CoIored
Woman.

Died at the residence OF her husband,
Theodore Boarman, near Newtown, on
Sunday last, after long Illness, Jose
phine Boarman, in the 5Ssh year OF her
age. Her remains were inferred on Tues
day at st. Thomas Church. The de-
ceased was of an old aud respected col
ored family who for the past half CEN
fury lived near Newtown and WAS
raised by the NeaIe family. 4 slaYe
she was in her younger life but after
her freedom and becoming the spouse
of Theodore Boarman, who is one of
our best colored citizens of the county,
she labored and with him soon procured
for themselves neat and comfortable
home which she adorned as a good wife,
mother and woman generally until her
death.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1913-10-03

Mr.. W. X. Clarke has nearly complet.
ed his new residence near our town.
Mrs Adrian Posey chaperoned an
Automobile party to Annapolis during
the week.
Bishop and Mrs Nelson who have
heen visiting friends IN the county have
returned to their home IN the South.
Road Commissioner Weller and his
assistants visited the county on Tues-
day looking after the road building.
Mrs. Wedding, wife Of William We'd
ding. merchant at Welcome, is very III
with typhoid fever.
The County Commissioners held a
meeting on Tuesday to transact miscel-
lancous business.
We appreciated call at our sanctum
from Mr. v. II. Neale, Of Cobb Neck.
on Tuesday: Mr. Neale has been an in
valid but now he is as hale and hearty
as ever.
Mrs. Mamie Padgett who has been a
guest Of her mother, Mrs. Lily Roberts.
this town, has returned to her home in
Baltimore City.
FOX SALE AT THIS OFFICE
Trespass Notices, printed in red and on
good stiff card board Five cents a
piece or six for twenty five cents.
WANTED Young Boys to sell The
Washington Star Daley and Sunday
Write for particulars AT once. Address
Manager, The Star, Wash
ingtou, d. O.
Reverend Fathtr Myer, Of Laurel,
the good priest who few years ago
did so much 10 an enterprising as well
as moral way for our county, visited
our town on Tuesday His business was
with the Orphans Court. His many
friends we're glad to see him.
LOST lon road between La Plata
lnd Leonardtogn. via; Waldorf, one
Md. 1918 License No. S1Os, and one ID.
c. License No. 1467O. Finder will
please returned to this office.
We will have with US on Tuesday and
Wednesday, October 18th. and sth, our
cents Tailor, to take your measure
ments for Fall or Winter suit or over
coat. Let US fill your order. Salts
faction guaranteed P. S. BOWLING
& co, La Plata, Md. advt.
A company has been formed known
as 1.-THE La Plata supply Company" to
handle Coal, Bricks, OILS and etc., to
accommodate persons who want such
articles without having to go to the big
cities. A license has been issued the
new company.
The deposits OF the Southern Mary
aud National Bank Ct La Plata, an al
County bank, have reached
lbout $270, 10000 and are steadily NOV
ng upward. Grit will tell and the
people know where their money is safe.
In no place in Southern Maryland
AN you fare better and get mote hos
'itable and excellent treatment than at
Hotel La Plata. One meeting with the
Mr.. Albert Lomsx will con-
Tince you, advt
Midshipman Louis de Rhode. a
,randson of Mr.. W. NJ. Jameson has
'eturned to the Naval Academy after
pending his vacation in the county
lie is President q the class of 1915 and
vas toast master at their class supper
leld Monday night at the Raleigh
Hotel. He also wrote their class song
which was sung on this occasion.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1913-10-03
Children CRY
FOR FLETcHER'S
Q a 8 TO RIA


The Orphans Court met on Tuesday
with a full bench present. The follow
ing business was transacted:
First guardianship account of Barbara
A. Swami, guardian to Agnes E. Swami,
filed. approved and ordered to be re-
corded, and twas further ordered that
said guardian be and she is empowered
to make repairs on the property in
which her ward is interested, not to
exceed SIS 90
First guardianship account of J. A.
Meyer guardian to Ethsyon, John R.
Harold N. and Edward R. Norris re-
spectively, fled approved and ordered
recorded.
Return of valuation Of rent for farm
owned by George L. Garner deceased
made by APPRAISERS at sleo per anuum,
Court adjourned to M ct in regular
session Tuesday, Oct I, 1918
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FOR SALE.

l Highly Bred Bull Calf, fine size, is
sired by a registered Goursey Bull out
of thoroughbred Holstine Cow, sent
me from Baltimore county.
Also, a fine large thoroughbred Hols-
tine Bull Calf A fine Holstine Heifer
Calf out of a No. l Holstine Fresian
Mich Cow. A good chance offered for
fine stock. Apply to,
v. II. NEALE,
s-22-st. Tompkinsville, Md.
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Prohibition Convention.

The Prohibitionists held their con
vention here on Monday last, Mr.. A.
G, Jones was elected Chairman and J
E. Wetherald, secretary. The follow
ing ticket was nominated. State Sena
tor, Samuel R. Neave, House Delegates
Joseph II. Penn and A. G. Jones,
Sheriff, John W Padgett.
Mr.. A. g. Jones was elected dele
gate to to the State Convention.
Messrs. J. E. Wetherald. A. G, Jone,
and W. j. Dement, were elected mem
bers Of the State Central Committee.
No candidate for County Commission
er or Treasurer was nominated.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1913-10-03
Remainder of Democratic Ticket
Selected.

After securing the county the ''Boss'
finally got uD ticket to his liking and
in an attempt to throw off the faint Of
his "Bossismn collected few Of his
chosen ones in his office on Monday last
and went through the form of selecting
the balance of the democratic ticket.
And It's said his ceremony did not pass
off as merry as marriage bell for
shortly after the little meeting the
"Boss' was seen leading his hosts down
to the New Wills where liquid refresh
ments were ! sed as a balm to those
who did not let the little ceremony pass
of as quietly aud nice as the Boss
anticipated and wanted The ticket
as selected by the "Boss and apparent
ly ratified by the little gathering at his
office was as follow;
House Of Delegates: Walter L.
5 sutherland and jeremiah t. Mudd,
County Commissioner, Vernon Padgett.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1913-10-03

A quiet wedding was solemnized in
Washington on September 10th when
Mr.. William B. Beeeher, of Baltimore,
and Miss Mary E. WiIlett, Of Marshall
Hall, this county, were joined in the
holy bonds of matrimony by Rev. j. S,
Montgomery. The happy couple will
make their future home at 1920 Wilkens
Ave-. Baltimore. Our congratulations.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1913-10-03


On Monday, John Thomas, colored,
was brousht before Judge Switzerland
charged with being ha5ltuaily disorder
ly. After hearing the testimony in the
case he was found guilty and sentenced
to the House Of Correction for six
months.
Charles Farmer, colored. for whom
a warrant was sworn out several weeks
ago charging him with iarcency Of
money from Robert l.. Lucas and who
escaped first to Virginia and thence
went to Baltimore City was cap
tured BY Deputy Sheriff Penn after
chase from Virginia to Baltimore
on Wednesday and brought to La Plata
that night and given hearing yester-
day before J Judge Southerlapd. Hewas
held for the action of the Grand Jury
and remanded to jail in default of Two
Hundred dollars bail.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1913-10-03

Ideal vveather
The o,sc,;on il Inc, - -
c,.s. '
now. y "1'''S
p'sn'' = s'a'e' W '"e roaus pe'
rppen.ss .-am,o,. ,,.
AZ r,,1s A' 1rn1 ~ AAoN9 rON oALH
W
-, ~ 'HOn'ii u oe'ooer was usnereo
" T" y" q ram
MI. Albert Lomax spent Sunday last
~ DAi''inoie'
Tuesday, October, 18th, the last reg
istration day this year.
Miss Mae Cox was a guest of Miss
Raye Bailey during the week.
Mics Moll;e sinms ;s v;s;.;,c h.,
brotbar Gaoroa m simrns
Mns n s.,,,a po.on = u,.,..
n.nan.. NJ ~ Z e -
ou' iass eiiance nepuoiicans 70 re-
$3.50 :
',iss urace oafu'nei IS Y'sil'nR tne
misses hami'son' hawthorne
MRS. 1eorge =. Hamilton, IS on a
WISH 10 hsr PARENTS Mr. ana MIS-
"lliiam queen
work Is rapidly gong on on the
Shoemaker hoao between Wayside ana
MorRahloWh.
MISS lnez fosey mas returned home
from WISH 10 iiienos IN New YORK
Ni'y'
Tue MISSES f.'cnaros OF washington
nave returned nome after spending
sometime IN .he county
orowd s;t,;no 90 tha s;ds - n,,h,,o
h,ahmau wai.,no = ~ or.n1.ad ~ =,
i h.na emo o,han l;t.,a ev,nn AZ
NJ "a NJ pann.raM NJ - :,
.ana,nr scboo, :, {. uan.,s Ao.dan,
Tsonardtown
-. 80 800 7, i ~ NJ rraun, H.,
enc vii soon s,on hn,ing
- .sn -. - - 'e''' n'''
snena;,g the summer in philsds,nhia
es 'o'e eou"s9 ~ ,es'9s'i i'epuo-
'oa"s " 'ou a'' "o' OIL e@'' y" '"'
ess's ha'rs ur"er Suo oeoise
NSuen sis''eu "As.i'iis'o" eui'ns 'ne
wees
Mr. and Mrs walter X. Mitchell, OF
Baltimore spent the week end with the
iamiiy OF MIS-. Liiiie - " MlOcneH'
All Republicans who have not regis
tered or gotten their transfers must do
so on Tuesday next, October in order
to vote in November.
Mr.. Wheaton, of the Union Central
Life Insurance Company, enjoyed a
fishing trip on Saturday last In Port
4opaceo Sreek-
Among the prominent visitors to our
city on Tuesday was Judge f. E.
Huntington of the western section of
our county.
Fx- Countv Commissioner W. p.
Jameson was visitor to La Plata on
Tuesday and met as usual with warm
welcome from his many friends.
Mr.y II. Neale,s two tenants. Mr..
J. Fl. FarralI and S. Templeman. have
eut OH alItheir fodder and corn, secured
same seeded 81 bushels Of wheat, cut
ana housed tbeir tobacco and are now
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couIby-FarraII.

Rev. C. E. Naimaun, made two hearts
beat as one and two souls happy on
Monday last wnen he joined Miss
Cassie Mae Farrall and Mr.. William
Coulby in the Holy bonds of matrimony,
Mr.. Coulby is one Of the county's ener-
getic farmers and with his bride will
continue to reside at Newburg, Our
Congratulations
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1913-10-03

MR.. SYDNEY K. MUDD, JR., BFGS
TO ANNOUNCE THAT HE HAS
ESTABLISHED AN OFFICE IN THE
COLUMBIAN BUILDING, 4l6 5rp
STREET. NORTHWEST, WASHING
TON, d. c., TO ENGAGE IN THE
GENERAL PRACTICE OF LAW BOTH
IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
AND THE STATE OF MARYLAND.
HE WILL VISIT HIS OFFICE AT
La PLATA, MARYLAND, ON TUES
DAY OF EACH WEEK.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1913-10-03
Autumn Millinery.

Ladies we are all ready with our
ueS FALL SUITS, COATS and MILL
merry. Never were styles prettier.
Miss johnson of Baltimore is in
charge, and we ex end to you cordial
welcome.
T. R. FARRALL & SON.
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FOR SALE.

Two year, ing southdown nuck sheep
for sale Sire bred in Engiausi. and
cost Dru d HUI Park Commissioners
$3.50 to land him in Baltimore City,
ADRIAN POSEY,
La Plata, nd.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1913-10-03
FRIDAY, Oct 3, - 1918
LOCAL AND + ERSONAL


Port Tobacco Parish-2oth. Sunday
after Trinity.
CHRIST Church IL a. m.
Christ Church, Sunday School 10
a. m.
REV. HORACE w. STowELI. Rector.
METHODIST CHURCH.
Preaching, Sunday, Oct. ), as fol-
lows:
Preaching at Indian Head in Masonic
HalD 1880 a. m. Chicamuxen 3 p. N.
Pisgah 7 p. m.
| Revival services will continue at
pisgah at $50 p. m, during the week.
REv- J w. BEALr, Pastor
Pentecostal Church OF the Nazarene.
RvivAi Services beginning at Du
Bots Chapel Sunday Oct. 5sh.
Preaching at 10 30 a. IN. and 7.3O D.
M, continuing each evening during the
week at 30 D. m. a cordial lnvatAtion
is extended to the public to all Of these
services.
ID. W. SWEENEY, PASTOR.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1913-10-03
TUESDAY,, October 7lh, 1913,

all that tract, piece or parcel of land
and premises situated and lying about
three miles from Bolton II. o. and
about three miles west Of the State
Road, 70 the Sixth Election District of
Charles County. Maryland. called, aud
known as "Slaytors Brnedtr or BY
whatsoever name or names saue may be
known or called and containing
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1913-10-03
Seventy-five acres of land
more or less.

This property is i'm 49,
proved by a dwelling ->E(@6f&.
aud several out-build- -. eEfW5&
ings, is in a fair state
OF cultivation, desirably loo tied and is
adapted to the growth Of staple pro
ducts.
TERMS OF SALE One-third cash
on day Of sale, one-third in six months
ami the remaining one-third in twelve
mouths from date Of sale, or all cash
at the option of the purchaser or pur-
chasersi the deferred payments, II any,
to bear interest from The day - sale
ard 20 he secured % the satisfaction OF
TIL Trustee
A deposit Of $3.50 will he required of
he purchaser or purchasers on the day
Of sale.
FERDINAND c. CoOKsAY,
Trustee.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1913-10-03

D. W. SWEENEY, PASTOR.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1913-10-03

Mrs Katie S. Gray,
ers Miss JaLie Bow e.
vi~s Carmen Owea.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-07-04
AnaCortes To Have Street Railway

An application was filed recently
with the city clerk Of Anacortes, by
George W. Krebs. for franchise
for a street railway covering all the
main streets. The main lines OF
the proposed car line would be on
Commercial avenue from the water
front to Thirty-sixth street and
from Commercial avenue out
Twelfth street to the end OF Oaks
avenue. A fifty year franchise IS
asked for, and after publication in
the official paper Of the city for two
successive weeks. it will come be-
fore the council for final action.
Mr.. Krebs says that he intends to
start work on the project at once il
the council grants him franchise.
and will put up a certified check for
$500 to guarantee that three miles
Of the car line will be built and IN
operation within two years. The
proposed franchise allows the use
Of any kind Of motive power which
the grantees wish to use and limits
the fare to Eve cents.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-07-04

for by the state Of Pennsylvania
and the nation. Pennsylvania made
an appropriation Of $l5O,O00 and
the government like sum for the
entertainment Of the veterans and
for expenses Of the celebration.
Gen. Llewellyn completed the
list Of the Gettysburg veterans who
will act as the state delegation. The
names Of the veterans from this To-
cality and their place Of residence
are as follows:
John F. Culver. Bellingham. Ed
ward B. Jones. Lynden. G. @.
Smith. Bellingham. 4. s. Smith.
Port Townsend, John Carlin. Mount
Vernon. James \. Darling. South
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-07-04
San Juan Islands
Enjoying Prosperity

San Juan county is now enjoying
an unparalleled reign of prosperity.
according to facts and figures given
out by Esker Fitzwater, northwest
ern representative for R. G. Dun &
Company. There is approximate
" 1000 acres planted in seed peas
on the islands this year." MIR, Fitz-
water said. "This crop is valued at
SIS. 900. The dairy products for
the year will total fully SIS. 900
and the oat crop will be heavy.
The products Of San Juan coun-
ty will total at least 81 .OOO,O this
season. Unless there is a heavy
falling off in the sockeye run the
two Friday Harbor canneries will
pack 100000 cases of salmon. 1t is
true that the lime output has fallen
off when compared with the output
of 1912. Ordinarily between 600
and 700 barrels of lime are shipped
from the county monthly. Because
of lack Of shipping facilities this
spring only between 400 and $50
barrels have been shipped a month.
A new steamer is now rearing COM
pletion and will be placed on the
lime carrying run soon. The out
put will then become normal.
There has not been a business
failure in the county during tho
past year. The deposits in the San
Juan County Bank show an increase
Of over 100 per cent. for the first
half Of the present year. Friday
Harbor has just completed beau
tiful new high school. The new can
merry Of the San Juan Packing Com
pany, at Friday Harbor, is now
ready for the seasons run.
New homes and out bulldogs
dot all parts of the islands. A
great deal of farming machinery
has been purchased this season and
the ranchers are all happy and opti-
mistic. It was feared for some
time that the lea crop would be
failure, but the heavy rains of the
past few days averted this. There
has not been a failure in crops in
the county for several years.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-07-04
Gives $4,000 For
Veterans Fares

H. C.. Henry, the Seattle capital
list, himself a veteran of tie civil
war. made it possible for the forty
six veterans of the battle of Gettys-
burg not provided for under the
state appropriation to attend the
semi-centennial celebration on the
battle field July l to d. His gener-
Gus gift of $4,000 made it possible
for every one of the 164 survivors
living in Washington to answer
present" when the old guard faces
roll cali.
Because the state legislature at
| its last session miscalculated the
number Of Gettysburg survivors in
Washington. an appropriation was
made which would cover the trans
portation expenses to and from the
battlefield of 118 men. There are
more than 200 federal and confed-
crate veterans eligible to make the
trip from this state. One hundred
and sixty-four made application,
and their records were found salts
factory.
81 subscribed the neces ssary
amount so that every boy in blue or
gray might be present at the cele-
bration," said Mr.. Henry. !" shall
be there myself; l would not miss
the opportunity to visit the scene of
the conflict with those who have
survived"
Mr.. Henry, as first sergeant of
company A, Fourteenth Vermont
volunteers. fought with the feder-
ais in the battle that marked a
turning point in the war. He did
not make the trip to Gettysburg on
the veterans special. as he left for
the east last week. but he will be
an interested actor and spectator in
the four days celebration.
When the state board of finance,
intrusted with making preparations
for the transcontinental journey of
Washington veterans to the reunion
learned that it would be impossible
under the $4,000 appropriation to
take all eligibles. a plan was sug-
gested to make up the necessary
m cunt by public subscription.
This would have involved delay, as
the veterans special left June 25
from Seattle and Tacoma. When
Mr.. Henry learned of this he made
his offer to Fred w. Llewellyn. ad-
jutant general. and it was accepted
at once.
The Great Northern sent the
special to Gettysburg, and arrange
ments were concluded for adding
extra equipment for the additional
forty-six by Adjt. Gen. Llewellyn
and Claude w. Meldrum. assistant
general passenger agent of the
Great Northern. A solid vestibuled
train on the Great Northern was
run from Tacoma and Seattle
through to Gettysburg without
change. The train left Tacoma at
7:3O p. M, June Is, and Seattle at
$3.50 p. M. arriving the following
morning in Spokane. where veter-
ans in and around that city boarded
the special. Stops were made at
all stations between Seattle and
Spokane, where veterans living on
the route could board the train.
Leaving Chicago at 1880 p. M.
June 28, the train was routed over
the Erie to its destination.
The state appropriation and the
subscription Of Mr.. Henry will de-
fray the expenses Of fare. berths
and meal arrangements for the Get
tysburg veterans only. but other
civil war veterans and families q
the Gettysburg soldiers travelled on
the special on payment Of the ex-
cursion rate.
a tent camp was erected on the
battlefield. and the soldiers cared
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-07-04

Steel Bros. launch Anna q. wss
launched tuesday at Jensen's ship
ward. She is 25 gross and II net
tons register; length Is feet. beam
1913 feet and 4 feet draft. She =
equipped with q IS h. p. Corliss en-
zine.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-07-04
l776 JULY 1913

MdddenS corners Will JOIN WIN FRIDAY
Harbor In A Grand Union All-Day
Old Times Celebration
PROGRAM
Madden's Corners
Oration 1000 a. m.
Patriotic Songs Local Talent 1870 a. m.
Sports 1880 a. m. to 1870 p. m.
Picnic 1870 to l:3O p. m.
Fire Works in the evening at 10 o'clock
Dance w. 0. w. Hall. Madden's Corners in
the Evening
Friday Harbor
BASE BALL 2 p. m.
Friday Harbor vs.. Sidney, B. c.
LA CROSSE Pennant Game) 4 D. m.
Sidney, B. c., VS.. Victoria, B. c.
Water Sports, Swimming Races, Rowing and
Launch Races, Greasy Pole, Etc.
Dance |. O. O. F. Hall, Friday Harbor, in the
Evening
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-07-04
SEATTLE OWNER

So Island exchange os he
Es hos worth $500 asphalt paved boulev.rd 81
walking distance Of busancss ccns. ~
give all Particulars regarding
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-07-04

The benefi base ball game. coun-
ty and city officials IS. teamsters
end merchants given last Saturday
was success. The game was well
played, and every one Of the boys
did bis best. There were 1877 tick
cts sold. making gross receipts OF
$46.75. The score was IA to 23 in
favor Of the teamsters and mer-
chants.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-07-04

Bellingham, Edward Keplinger,
Bellingham. John B. Martin. Ever
son, Michael Donahue. East Sound.
Columbus F. Baker. Last Sound.
C. w. Geist. Blaine, Ebenezer Rob
inson, Lynden. Birney Shaw. Bel
lingham and William ]. Evers. Bur-
lington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-21

CLEOPATRA will IL shown at the
Melbourne until Tuesday night,
and will open Wednesday Ia Van.
oouver. u. G. This picture has met
with marvellous success since II
opened In Seattle on January tg
Hundreds of people have failed 10
gain admlttance Co the Melbourne
because OF the large attendance
each day.
Her Faithful Yuma Servant" nj
the Dream. Ia the story OF a girl
who refuses 10 marry the man of
her parents choice. She runs away
and Joins tho Yuma Indian tribe.
Here she Ia found aud convinced Of
her folly.
Along the Riviera. at the Glass
A. shows series OF views OF the
most beautiful resort In the world
II includes pictures OF the famous
Monte Carlo.
THE Mexican Spy" at tho Glen.
mer. Ia the story of Mary Lees love
for Tom Lor.ng. handsome.
though disalpated youth. She tries
to reform him. and after many ex.
citing experiences she succeeds
They marry
At the clemmer Until Wednesday
The Mexican spy starting
Something. Patho's Pictorial he.
view
Al the Class a Until Wednesday
AN Adventure In the Autumn
Woods. Along the Riviera" mix.
cd Colora." Our Enemy. the
Wasp"
Al the Dream Until Wednesday
The Faithful Yuma Servant, "A
Revolutionary Romance" '"The
Three black Rags" The Road OF
TransEression."
a, the Circuit Until Wednesday
Mysteries OF Paris" The city
Mouse. Tho Awakening"
~ inc cry bnttl "wednesday
Art and Love, The Quarrel.
ers. "Hegim.atal Pals. The Bald.
Headed Club. Society Day at Pip
Ing Rock"
At the Grand Until Wednesday
Child Labor
At the Melbourne Until Wednesday
Helen Gardner Ia Cleopatra.