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The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-25
Uese BREVITIES NR.teA&

The Mascot saloon has received a consignment of clans and will serve then this evening at that popular resort.
 E.. J. Doherty has resigned his po- sition as city wharfinger to take place immediately He will be sue ceeded by Robert Cragg. Mir Do- herty is to accept a position with the Alaska-Gastineau Mining Com pany.-Juneau Empire
 The tug Pioneer with the barge Palmyra arrived about midnight with twelve hundred tons of coal for the White Pass railway After discharging the coal cargo of cop Ter ore will be loaded for shipment to Tacoma.
 Mrs. Mercer has leased the old Customs house and as soon as her furniture arrives will open a pri- vate club boarding house. Mrs. Mer- cer has had lots of experience in this kind of work as she ran a club and hotel in Valdez for several years. -Ketchikan Miner
 Agent Lowle is in receipt of a cablegram from Steamship May, say ing that she was in Wlangell at 10 o'clock tb.s morning anl would as- rive in Skagway at eight o'clock to- morrow forenoon. The May has @ cargo Of lO2 tons of freight and S6 passengers for this pert.
 Captain Madseu arrived with the Eegg yesterday afternoon for the purpose of removing a lighter which he has had on the beach here for @ number of years. He will take it tc Juneau where he expects to put 1t into service. Passengers coming ID with him were Jack Combs and Mayor Benson, of Haiues and Jos. F. A. Ward and Mir. McKettrick. who have spent the past month on Mr. Wards ranch at Glacier Point
 Mrs. McNetJ of Log Cabin is in the city for a few days She is the owner or placer claims on ODou- nell creek in the Atlin, and will leave soon to put men to work on her property. Mining in the Atlin district has been picking up consid- erably during the past year, and in dications are that the gold output will continue to increase for a long time
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-25
HOWE THIs7

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case Of oatarrh that car not be cured 1y Halls Catarrb Cure F. J CHENEY 6 co. Toledo o
 We. the undersigned have known P. J. Cheney for the past 15 years. Toledo. O.
 and believe him perfectly honorable In all business transactions, and fin. anclaIly able to carry out any obliga. tions made by his firm. Waldlng, Kin nan & Marvin, wholesale druggists O
 Halls Catarrh cure IS taken intern ally. acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the sygtem Testimonials sent free. Price T5c per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
 Take Halls Family Puls for oonst natiion
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-25
sKAGWAY HAS REPCTA- TON TO BE ENYTED

The Douglas News says this O. us: Government flower seeds arc being distributed free by the Skag, way Improvement society, which has the aim in view Co make Skag. way the ''Flower City of Alaska. Every home owner is asked to co. operate. Swgway nov has a repu. tation Co be euviei.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-25
FootIrhts

aaAN| A.'heH Foutights were Hnj put on the Eng Wsh stage by Dnvii Gurrick who Dor. rowed the practice from Italy.
 Diplomaey. Diplomacy consists lu first present. ing your u'timatum then seeing how much of ft you can co'ect-Puneh.
 Now It Happens. No woman ever grows stout Her dresses become too small for her.-Lip- pincotrs Magazine
 Monte Carlos ProFts. At the casino. Monte Carlo, an aver age profit of about SlOCoO0O a year is made.
 The Definition. "Wha. ts a suporman?' "Oue of Che kind they hire for @ stage mob. Baltimore American.
 walas. In Wa.es there are 4.749,G5l acres, more thau uue-haIf Of which are under cultivation
 Female Sovsrsiqns, A law was passed in Egypt in tOG6 R. c permitting women to bold the sovereign power.
 Gothic Women. Gothic women m 58o indignant at the trrachery and folly Of the men, contempuousUy srat lu their faces.
 First Arabian Coinage. AbGa'melik coined the first Arabian money in Ga5 His mint master was Somy0r a Jewish subject
 Transit ot Venus. The suns dlsance from Che earth was first measured tn I76l by the transit of Venus.
 NoIss and Meis Criekets. Molps and the mole cricket have the same problem to negotiate in cutting caves in the ground, so here an insect and an auimul botb have the same shaped fore legs and shovei-Ike hands and claws
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-25

Bonded wbiskses-Gibson. Nom vernon and Belmont. The best of Beer-Blue Ribbon, Budweiser and Pale Rainier, at the Mascot Tele- rhone 67. u
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-25

Olympia beer on draft st the Board of Trad3 This famous brew is kept constantly fresh both on drast and In bottles This is the time to drink beer. Get it at the Board Of Trade Bar, where tbe eel.
 ebrated Rainier Beer is also kept In bottles tt.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-25

TO CURE A COLD N ONE DAY Take LAXATIVE PROMO Cuinine Tablets. Druggists refund money # It falls to cure, E. W, GROVES sls signature is on each box, 25c.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-25

WANTED:-An experienced laund- ress to work on MangIe Wages 10 cents Ter hour For full parti- culars write to Whitehorse Steam Laundry. Whitchorse, Y. T. 3t
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-25

Madame Chierona, palmist and psychic reader a scientific inter preter or the lines Of the hand Is soon to locate in Eaiues. Her of- flee will be on Main street, begin ming the early part of the week. Adv.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-25
HOPEFUL spfgIr
S sKAowAn-s ArE

F Chamberlain the well known commercial man, with head quarters in Juneau, returned last night from skagway and Haiues Mir Chamberlain says that there is a very hopeful feeling in skagway. Real estgte transfers are being made from time to tire, and there is a spirit of optimism iu che air. Ii is also reported that W. r. Swan Az co. win put on n freightor cap able of carrying 5000 tons of ore, and that large new ore-buuksrs t0 accommodate the increased ore out put of the Whitehorse district, may he erected at Skagwav within a short time.-Juneau Empire
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-25
GRAND REDUCTION SALE

The Pack Train Is now selling a big lot of Good Goods at reduced prices as they are getting too old to hold and sell at & profit, Yours,
 if Herman Grimm
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-25
concrete Water RarreIs.

moon.
 Concrete Water Barrels. Concrete water burrels used for Are protection on a railroad show no loss of water except by evaporation.
 A Slander. Guest-I have eaten many a better stew than this. Landlord lenraged- Not in this house, Fliegende Blatter.
 Necessary. Every crank must have his turn. How else could the world go aruundE' Baltimore American.
 London's Houses, The houses uf London alone could more than accommodate the entire population of Switzerland.
 Cold and Calculating. "WW you marry for lOveF Yes. If ! can't do any better."-Bos- ton Transcript
 Easy te Meet.
  A man doesn't have to go very Tar U meet trouble halfway. co Philadelphia Inquirer.
 Tosds ln Winter. Toads become torpid in winter time and take no food for from tour t5 six months.
 When They Roar. When you get the best of some men you see them at their worst.-ChicagO News.
 Flexible, Does he ever break bis w0rd?' No. He hires a lawyer Co bend it for him"
 Some Job. Blink - Jones is always rushing around and won't even stop 10 speak What is the matter with him? Jiuks-He says that he is trying to keep up with his running expenses Cincinnati Enquirer
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-25
SHOW TONIGHT.

The Maid and tEa Mau-Ameri can.
 The Torn Letter Nestar
 The Legend of Sleepy Hollow -by Washington Irving
 Saved by @ Cat SOlay so ,+- CA. Try,. Rr,,-frgr'-o- rts
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-25

c. B. Wright has houses for rent, furnished. Q
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-25
Sun and Tides.

The sun exerts about UTo-thirds as much force Ou the eurth's tides as the moon.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-25
SMOKERS ATTENTION

SMOKERS ATTENTION Harold Hartwigsen, successor 6 W. W. BOughtOn. hsS taken the agency for the justly famous
 FL INFINITo CLEAR
 HAVANA CIGARS. 5000 just received from the fac tory at Tampa, Fla II you want the best don't fail to give these goods . trial
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-25
McIns and MIL CrieLets.
Liberty's sia Nose,

The length of the nose of the statue Of Liberty. in New York harbor Is four feet six inches The distance across the eye Is two feet six inches. The right arm. which holds the torch Is fOrty-two feet long.
 The Rose.
 The rose has through an time been fhe symbol Of the purity and charm oi girlhOOd.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-25
How Happens.

No woman ever grows stout Her dresses become too small for her.-Lip- ninc0trs NagziHp
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-25

9UHHEH MHMHH E N E
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-25

10 cts.-"At mo Moyles'--25 cts
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-25

FoUtHgbts were hn.J put on the Eng Wsh stage by Duvii Gurrick who Dor rowed the practice from Italy.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-25
Transit of Venus.

The suns distance from Che earth was first measured tn I7j by the transit of Venus.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-25
Vyles

In Wales there are 4.7I9,G5l acres, more than uue-haIf Of which are under cultivation
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-25
Monte Carlos ProFts.

At the casino. Monte Carlo, an aver age profit of about Sl,OOlO0O a year Is made
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-25
Diplomaey

Diplomacy cuUsistA iu drst present. ing your utimatum then seeing how much Of ft you can collect Punch
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-25
The Definition.

"Wha, is a supcrmanF
 "One of Che kind they hire for a stage mob. Baltimore American.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-25

Concrete water barrels used for Ire protection on a railroad show no loss of water except by evaporation.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-25
Fir.L Arabian seinaas.

Abdalmelik coined the first Arabian money in Gg5 His mint master was Somy0r. 70 Jewish subject
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-25
Gothic Women.

Gothic women in HhN. indignant at the trrachery and folly of the men, rontemptuous.y suat iu their faces
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-25
EomaIe seNsrsLens.

, A law was passed in Egypt in tO66 R. C permitting women to bold the sovereign power
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09
NEXT CONFERENCE
IN LOCAL CHURCH
WHEELING GERMAN II y coHGkE-
CATION TO ENTERTAIN
1914 MEETING.
Wni Marx Observance OF seventy-hfth
Anniversary Of Local Church
Rev. SpeCkman hsturns.

Wheeling Niil rave fle distinction %
entertaining tHe 1919 conference ~ the
herman Methodist Episcopal church fpr
me 7 l.ted states TIE ssss..r- VIII
J." ne.d in the German e. g. church this
cil. during tho fai ~ neat wear
rgur, I'D hr Rot e. s Sr,rSma1. rast.r
~ the local German 50. D. ..uri' rr.
returned late last uE.t from tsiauI
Rapids. Mo. where De o. tended I.fs
car conference. which has Just come
o. close
Eiahplate rr.flratfo-s viii He ul.e
f"f entertaining tine DELEGATES vrs.r VII
LffN DO 'H' ryufefru' ". ans 10 i~ expected
WA tu.iN tabs ulmt,. OF lav d"la.lts-
AMI p'tltr@ moro viii hr present NtVt
'"ff VII 1Irk TIE sctsnft nth Hfr.-
Nfirtft 70 f..f urEtUl fIur uf f.a f.t .tI
hit' end t.i4 event viii boz fftusIv
Celebrated wn's the ruufrrcu.s De- Ir
r' .si"n. 10 b. planned
hrr ~rsrkw.n reported fnut sre cone
Terence which has lust closed was Dra
- th' BEST ever held u was .u CHARGE
"f 70 Scoop tffusf.r rf Wt-H.f rt.n. Do ..
va" T. = kattsfHsurr. vino was Hs..
$40 fW4r predcrr-sur 100 tIIr ,.ft uas
assigned ir Pigeon NI,a Last tear be-
ffHln't fHIHr,. pastor off fa flraI
'.l- H. "H- OIL .IErcI Co. Lafayette ina.
.lln k.N. j.. NlfrCrr. who wts Ir
'HHfge % frn In.t church for MANY
fHf. vas frfIrfN from active afrf ..r.
ha. trr urfa tel fFr FORTY .aiN tsIr.
Itr' p. N,Amtn was retained ar.
.t'rr sar r minister Ht itIur .H1I. 3D.
T" 'IHf.nEfou. 90. AMI Eet carl grftI
Vs.. ..tllrel 90 sew Waftmurl.. o.
t'. ~rt, kulu vta retained f1f ar.
'IIfI year 40 t.F .u. 20 CHURCH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09
KLEINE's WONDERFUL SPEC.
TACLE.

Imitation il said 20 be the sinccrest
hatterv. This Is quite true. but can
nor always be- appreciated by The pub
lie The George klciuc production Of
the fin"s photOdrama ono Vadis'
achieved remarkable success IN New
York Philadelphia Horton. chicago.
Baltimore and q dozen other cities and
Inspired a number - interruptions par
ties with tho idea uf launching q much
smaller and Insignificant production
On the m1rke. and banking upon the
public crcduli'y 90 take advantage OF
W" Immense advertising Nr Hle,ue' 4
production has received The real
Georg" Klein" production ~ QUO
ads is presented with eight parts
o. reefs that are diyid 70 into three
acts. and Be- only PLAYED in tr. larger
high class theafcrs o. the country. and
never ~ prices Jess than 80 cents FOR
orchestra seats. aud - for balconies
tn" real QUO Vadis" VII be the a..
traction 90 tho Court Thpatcr the on
tire week. starting September o. with
daily matinese.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09
AT THE VICTORIA

Manager Shafer. OF the Victoria thea
tire. ADDED two attractions yesterday for
the fair visitors coming In the first half
OF the week. making seven I'm all In ad-
dition TO the Nictoriascope pictures which
a. usual will close every performance
The added attractions are Miss Darnly.
the athletic girl who does some wonder
full stunts. and "Nednye" one Of the
clevereSt monOioEists in the country.
Both were splendid additions to an
already fine bill.
The Rutau Song Birds. a clever com
pany OF four ieonlc. with two exception
ally good juvenile performers. made
decided hit. ana they are certain to be
popular during the next two days Ham
iltuu BROS. German comedians and
knOckabout artists. are about the clever
est IA their line seen here IN years
The Winning Widow" presented bv
Epmt Iv castro and her company. is an
amusing coined. sketch which earned
applause ~ all performances yesterday.
tn. Musical CAmpbells came IN for "A
generous share 81 the houors duria < the
afternoon. 9s did Edith Gibbons sing
ing Ccmedlenne. who ha~ Few equals on
the vaudeville stage All IN all u IL one
Of the greatest bills the management mas
had to offer tins season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09
THE THEATER
OFFICER 666
SCORES AT COURT
FARCE COMEDY WITNESSED BY
GOOD HOUSE
And All Were Well Pieased-Ernes q
Mack Scores Hit In
Title Role.

The MANAGEMENT Of the Court thea
ter is TO be congratulated on the return
OF "Officer 666" during the first four
nights OF West virginia's annua fair.
A more suitable success could not have
been chosen. The presenting com
pany Is OF the best. the gowning OF
the women exquisite and the produc-
ton elaborate. The only change In
the offering OF last years biggest mel
odramatic farce triumph is in the cast.
and this years principals and support
is beyond compare.
"Officer 666" Is the most amusing,
thrilling and official Of his particular
circle that ever operated in this city.
and to say that he delighted the aud
fence at the Court last night is mild
ly telling OF the extreme pleasure at
forded. He caused succession OF
laughs and thrills from the beginning
TO the end OF the interesting Augustin
MacHugh story.
Officer $50" IS a laughable satire.
decidedly out OF the ordinary. The
owner OF a fine collection Of paintings
comes back from a sojourn ABROAD in
time to discover a notorious picture
only his most cherished canvasses.
but also with his best girl. The way
in which this particular citizen I'M
personates the officer. and how the
awkward officer manages TO keep
mixing up things is lively and inge-
nlous. The outline OF the story does
not for an instant intimate the ex-
cruciatingly amusing situations that
abound in the piece. II is an admir-
abe cast that interprets the pay.
Daniel Hamilton Is the picture-thiet.
and he seems TO know a good paint
ing when he sees II. He thoroughly
pleased by playing his role in an ar
tistic and finished manner. Then there
is the millionaire art collector. Ira
vers Gladvin. portrayed by Edwin
Evans. As the owner of the collec-
ton of fine art he is splendidly cast
and divides honCrs with Mr. Evans.
Ernest Mack. who assumes the It'll 4
role OF the play. that of Officer 666."
does his part in a telling way. The
manner in which ne succeeds in max
ins blunders and generally complicat-
ing situations was certainly apprect-
ated by last nights audience. VIII
liam Keishley gave an excellent i'm
personation Of an Englishman. while
all of the other roles were capably
enacted. The entire action OF tho
play takes place in the art gallery OF
Mr. Gladwin's palatial home. and the
setting is very elaborate The play
will be repeated tonight and Wednes-
fav and Thursday evenings
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09
AT rnE oRpAEum

Two fine audiences taxed tho rnru.
Tar brphcun4 theatre 10 fa utmost
capacity AZ both performance last
niEht and b. goes without saving tho
kFiih vaudeville bill A. corker right
from the start There h action and
laughter all Tho Nay through tho bill
The Van BROTHERS aud their funny
chcrinE. The Village Grocery store"
WIN special drop curtain. CautiSated
~" audience from the start A. a
comedian. John Van o. whole show
in himself Their musical selection.
"tre excellent Then there was Mar.
hp a Hunter in Nearly e Soldier
This act carries all special scenery
ana Mardo o. tho hair Hp soldier"
had the audience ir continuous roar.
Then came Carrie Gi.tle. vaude-
VIE personality cumodirnc on Tho
vaudeville stage hcr songs we're
charming ard for magnetism w. have
seen mono Ike her in wears She
proved con" ~ tho hig acts On the
hiil decided novelty is Presented
hN tI' Namamc'es. Japanese fenea
Journalists They gave splendid Der
torrance uf their skill Long a
Dover The fvo boil hoya" did some
clever scccntric dancing Two very
clever chaps they are
Tho Keith vaudct lilo bill g. the
best oue presented o. this popular
play house 20 Tar this season and
those who Will SO 90 tho matinee this.
afternoon ~ well as tonight NAV
rcff assured they are going 10 have
tho best Taught they nave had In some
umes Tho photo-uIav picture arc
rHdo up ~ comedy and finishing
the bill with such good laughing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09

they enjoyed the production Is sreak.
ins mildly as they were ex,ep jionally
happy They voicid their apprecia.
ZION 81 the battle and many other
feature by loud applause
The battle" WAS preceded nv
beautiful tableaux during which Inn.
more than roo persons APPEARED mon
the scene before the. teaufifrI ritv
that "as later attacked and de-.
Slfoyed by the aerOplanc war fleet
her" was a holiday spectacle in
which there was singing and acting
hN The "Citizcns.' among The acta
given. were trapes- work casting
ana Herculean acts al a. which wee
pleasing 10 the specrftors Included
IN this array. the clown. especially
p'lasirg 90 The children. had his
stunt and became the hero for tho
iu'ur" citizens ~ fno cts SLACK.
r"p" artistic al.o came in for their
snare 20 tho future
Happy Public Attacked.
Will" The populace % the future
city we're enjoying themselves. fiaet
~ war airships appeared upon tie
sconc and cast shells and bombs oyer
%" 'ity. destroying buildings. and IN.
challeng" vas answered by the sol.
dieTs IN the forts with the gunz r
the future. trained to catch tho mon
q war 81 the air The battle con
tinu"d To- all o. fury with the re-
sounding shots answering from the
surrounding hills and tho spectators
were ~ once conveyed into tho future
and into fhe m dsi ~ strange battle
The e'aEins ~ he affair was per.
fect thfOuchOu and was exceptionally
plea inr 20 all present. but imm"-
c'sfn'y following Tho battle" 4 far
different line was presented set
pieces ~ al kinds were tourhed of
alt of which vefe bpaut.ful M the eN.
u'm" Amonr those shown were tho
Last Rose Of sumner" winch prot.
ably Va th" most beautiful az ar.
Fprai-. fountains. and many others.
TOO numerous % mention BDt Ween
Tho various piece rockets and beatt,.
iuliv colpred hOr b. were exploded m
th" air. and st 'he conclusion Of the
program sef piece spelling the
word. Good rIrht" vee shown
Tonight VIII 10 Elfs night and a
hIF fifu" Is elpetfed Many new
piece vii b" burned IN honor 81 tho
"c'a ION. AMONG them being picture
~ Exalted Ruler " q Whitaker. ~
Wheeling loiEc 81 IlFs. and pi~.
iur' ~ Tho lodge en- lcm Members
~ OBJ" local loIPc viii attend IN
body Tomorrow nigh' will DO Shrin
"r- nlFht and many other special
pictures VIII be- shown
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09
Free Consultation, Examination and
All Treatments to All Starting
Treatment Before Sept. 25th.
APPROXIMATE COST OF MEDI.
CINES ONLY CHARGE.
All Present Patients to Receive Sub
stantial Reduction as Well as
New Cases.

II Is indeed a novelty for a physician
or physicians to offer patients medi-
cines and treatments at less n cost
than the patients would gladly be
willing to pay; end. in fact. the pro-
cess Is usually reversed.
The United Doctors. the expert
specialists who have their Wheeling
institute on the second floor of the
McLain building at AZ Twelfth street.
near Market street. have made the re-
markable offer related above.
The offer is that consultation. exam
ination and all treatments will be
given free Except for bare cost of
medicines) to all new patients &C
cepted for treatment before Septem-
Der 25th- This does not mean that
the new patients are to obtain free
treatment only for this short time. but
IL they start treatment before Sep
TENDER 25th they Will be treated free
texcep for bare cost OF medicines)
until they are well. All the present
patients OF the United Doctors are to
obtain either a direct refund OF part
money paid. substantial reduction
In their future treatment or extra
treatment with no charge even for
medicines.
The fact that this remarkable offer
was TO be made has been rumored
] about for some time and has aroused
I much curiosity and wonder The Unit
ed Doctors reason for the offer now.
however. will be OF deep interest TO
all the sick and alling. and incisent-
ally show why the United Doctors
have gained the esteem OF ever COM
munity In which they have institutes
The United Doctors system OF
medicine is different from all others.
They have United the three sepa-
rate methods of medicine. viz: The
Allopathic. Homeopathic and Eclectic.
and made one system OF treatment
from these. whereas the ordinary doc.
tor is a student of only one OF the
above systems and practically only
one OF these systems. The result is
the prevention OF innumerable opera
tons with the United" system. for a
person can often be cured by one
system OF medicine. whereas with an.
other system their cure might REQUIRE
surgery. The United Doctors never
use the knife or operate. for with this
Crited' system. which also includes
many of their own secret formulas
ard remedies. the find IL needless
Then. again. the patient has withou,
cost the services and knowledge OF
all the United Doctors. as a CORE.
sIondence and consultation is kent IN
between the different offices pertain,
ing TO obscure OF difficult diseases in
each office. The value of this un.
charged for service can hardly be es
tmated 10 the patient who has DOS.
fiblv formerly trpafpd for yaar. ,,-g,t
ihnumera6le doctors and obtained no
relief
The United Doctors business meth.
ods are as different as their wonder.
luI system OF medicine. and Is based
on pohcy OF Give every patient $40
ciaiists. service. the best and purest
OF MedIclnes. never operate. and make
the smallest charge possible consist.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09
BARBER FINED
Wills Groves PLEADS Guilty 70 Keep
ing Shop open on Sundsy-Bar.
bers' Local Makes Com.
rfalnf

on 'bc complaint ~ Harhcr- Local
No 200 Wills Groves. Of 1851 Va.
street was fined g. aud cos.. 90 20
trial last uirht before Squre RAIDER ou
O. charge AZ violating Che sabbath clos.
Ing Laws Tie complaining Witnesses
we're Ouo kuechman and uaUors
HroF acting ~ fhe instance of rho
harhcrF loral The luca was repro.
scented hy Arorrcv Fred Naur,
TO vas claimed Chat Groves bad his
shop open after midnight lae' Sl'ur
DAY night shaving O. man who entered
The chair Or ELLA M. SUNDAY