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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-06-05
POLLOCK PICK UPS.
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Mrs. G. w. Tracy is suffering from
severe attack Of erysipelas this
week.
Geo. W. Ryckman. of WestiieId,
had the misfortune to lose a horse
valued at $500.
A good maiy of the WestfieId
people went to Linton to take in the
Rice Bros circus,
Quite number of our townspeo-
pile attended the Rice Bros circus
at Linton, Wednesday.
Fred Clcveringa, of Westfeld.
purchased a new five-passenger
Buick car fom his brother.
John j. Van der Vorste, of West
field, recently purchased new Case
gas tractor which he will use on his
farm.
Don Tracy. the photographer Of
Linton, was taking pictures at his
gallery in Pollock the first of the
fWeek.
A large percentage of our towns
people are at Herreid to-day, where
Decoration Day is being observed in
proper manner.
Frank Kerkstra, of WestiieId, re-
turned last Monday from Sandstone,
Mimi, where he had been visiting
friends and relatives.
Ed. Van Beck, of Westfield. is
breaking for H. DeBoer. He operates
his engine day and night and can
break from fifteen to twenty acres
in the twenty-four hours.
Fred and Steve Solomonson, of
near Winona, are contemplating q
trip into Fergus county, Montana,
where X. F. Cranston, John Ano.
and Dan Heintz have land.
(, Billy Fenelon went down in his
cistern Monday morning with ar
armful of wood. supposedly to plug
up the holes Stewards COW made
when she went down week or two
ago.
Steve Solomonson, son Of San
Solomonson, living near Winona. il
sick at the home of his father
threatened with pneumonia. DR.
Shockey was called there to-day t
attend MIN.
| A party was formed here Monda,
and went to the river on fishin,
trip. They. returned, Wednesday
with a large bunch of fish. havin,
had the best kind Of luck SEEMING il
the Big Muddy.
The young folks gathered at tn
home of John Plaggerman. at West
field, last Friday, where party wa
given in honor Of Miss May. his cid
est daughter A large crowd al
tended and good time is reporte
by all.
John Busby arrived in Polloc
last Friday and is spending thi
week transacting business and visi
ing friends. John is new engaged j
business, handling shelf hardwat
at Omega. Mimi. in partnershi
with J. NJ. Katzenberger. formerl
of this place.
Grandma PARROT received lettt
this week from VIC. Busby, WI
left here couple Of years ago /
seek his fortune in the far Yves
Billy is now located on a largerancl
. of which he is foreman. at Altnra
q. CAL, and sends his regards to all b
Pollock friends.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-06-05
TN TOWN AND OUT

John Horner's baby boy is very
sick.
DR.. Fuller made a trip to West
field. Sunday.
DR.. Snyder was down from Lin
ton Monday night.
Albert Tough made pleasure
trip to Temyik, Sunday.
DR.. Hogue returned Saturday
from trip to the Twin Cities.
Capt. John O'Flynn was over from
his home by the river, yesterday.
Miss Lena Hollaar, of southern
Emmons, visited friends in Linton.
Wednesday.
Mrs. c. +. Wagner went to Tenn
vlk yesterday morning to visit rela-
lives.
Henry Blrbeck, A Mathews and
Emil Hardt were Temvikers in Lin.
ton, Monday.
DR.. Smith and A. ". Irvine deco.
rated the gray& osthe old soldiers,
Memorial Day.
A. K. Corwine, the station agent,
is again at his desk, after a vacation
of several months.
Mrs. H. L. Paul has gone to
Portland. Oregon. to spend the sum-
mer visiting relatives.
Mrs. A. H. Irvine went to Bis.
marck yesterday 10 visit friends
there couple of days.
Walter Moving has a badly
sprained ankle-bad enough TO keep
him confined to the house.
Oscar Pohl of Charleston, S. G..
arrived in Linton Monday to wish
his cousin. Carl Vorlander.
The Misses Laura anyAazel Petrit
have returned FoY/Fargo, where
they we're ATTENDING the agricultural
college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Vugt and fam
lily of Hull were in Linton yesterday
having some work done by the
spirituelle dentist.
Miss Edith Faulkrod, who hat
been working in the Ladies Store
for some months. left last Thursday
for Devils Lake. N. D.
Miss Flora Macdonald. who hat
been teaching in the Dale country
was in Linton Monday on her way tt
her home in Bismarck.
Miss Pearl Weckworth. neice of j
H. Reamer, left Friday for he
home at LeScuer. Mimi. after finish
ing term Of school in the SAINT
creek country.
Don Tracy returned Wednesda.
last from Pollock. after spending ;
week there photographic business
His brother Selden came bacl
with him for a visit of n day or so.
Comrade Wesley Baker. accompa
MED by his daughter, Miss Jose
phine, is visiting relatives an
friends in LiAh for few days
Comrade Baker will take in tn
Gettysburg trip.
f. W. Soule, the Eyesight Special
list, will be at the Stone Drug Stor
again, Saturday. June l4h, prepare
to examine defective eyes. and II
glasses when needed. Don't ms
the chance. ADV.
4 DR.. C. 0. Smith was elected dl
rector of this (Winchester) distric
for a term of three years at tn
election Tuesday. The doctor wi
take his official chair as soon as on
of the chairsis enlarged.
Don't forget that by calling on tn
county auditor you can get for litt
cents a copy of the Session Laws
1 the last session of the general a
sembly. This cheap and popnls
edition was authorized by a bill il
Itroduced and carried through /
4 Representative Smith, Of this di
tr:ct. 1t is one of the best and mo
practical laws placed upon the sta
ute.books, and Mr.. Smith ieserv
i mnch credit for it's passage.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-06-05
BIG VOTING CONTEST.

The voting contest which Manager
Turner is staging at the moving
picture shows is rapidly narrowing
down to contest between four or
five Linton ladies'. At the present
writing Mrs. G. o. Smith is in the
lead, but she has some close seconds,
and. as there is large number Of
votes not yet TUNED in, the comlex-
ion of the vote may be materially
changed at the wind-up. At present
the vote stands as follows:
Mrs. G.. 0. Smith .......... 1876
Miss Zelda Hageman. ......... las
Miss Lucy Shier. 66
Votes not yet in ............. SIS
Remember that all votes will
count up tn and including Saturday
night. June 7th. The person hav-
ing the highest number at that time
will be gwen a $l0-gold piece by the
management Every ticket pur-
chased to the show at night will re-
ceiye a vote. Tickets purchased in
lots of five or more. in advance. will
secure two votes for each ticket SO
purchased. Pick your fayorite and
helD her to win the money Adv.
II )
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-06-05
me Thlfd Annual Gathering for the
Ninth District to Be Held at Dale,


The third annual convention of
the Wonsn's Christian Temperance
Union Of the Ninth District will be
held at Dale, this county, June l4tb
and 18th.
The following communication re-
garding the meeting has been re-
caived by the Record:
State WFen's Christian Temper
ance UniH badge: A knot of white
ribbon.
Emblem: Golden Rod,
State Motto: 81 am but one; but
lam one.9l cannot do everything,
but ] can DO something. What | can
dol fought 10 do; what | ought to do,
by the grace of God | will do"
Guest Of honor: The Rev. Alice
Ruth Palmer. nationa evangelist
and organizer.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-06-05

to the Robinson show that visited
Linton few years ago.
Mrs. r. j. "itimsyer is on the sick
list.
Miss Ida Peterson of Aberdeen, is
in Linton this week visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Gender of
Winona were visitors in Linton Mon
day.
Frank Orthmeyer, of the Danbury
country. was a visitor in Linton
Wednesday.
The X. P. Lodge will have their
reception and banquet this (Thurs-
day. evening.
Hail, Fire, Tornado and SANDSTONE
Insurance. See Milton Culbertson.
at Linton. ADV.
The baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Elwess. of the Omio country. is sick
with pneumonia.
VIM. S. Ferry of Strasburg was in
town Wednesday to see the circus
and visit friends.
Mrs. Amos Yonker intends in
few days to visit Leeds. where her
husband is employed.
Mrs. C. H. Mewing is having her
residence painted this week. w. f.
Hageman is doing the work.
The Rev. Wiley left Wednesday
morning for Jamestown to attend
the Methodist camp-meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardt and Masters
Reinhold and Ed Tempel were Tenn
whites who took in the circus.
A. M. Britts and Roy Carley
went down the creek Tuesday to
pursue the cautious catfish. Not
much talk on their return seems to
indicate "fisherman's luck"
Dale local Of the Women's Chris
tian Temperance Union held a silver
medal contest last Sunday. with
nine contestants. Miss Beulah Kin
zie took the medal upon the read
ing. Little Blossom
Mr.. John MOCK and his daughter
Mary, of Nora Springs, Iowa. are
out on visit to the Raven family.
their relatives. They arrived Tues
day, and expect to remain about a
week Mrs. MOCK is sister of MIR.
haven. MIR. M. says that the season
is also backward in Iowa.
w. E. Cole and his son and daugh-
ter (Harold and RUTH and Geraldean
Crary (his neicel returned last Fri
day to their home at Java, S. D..
Mr., Cole was acting as station
agent for Mr.. Corwine part of the
time during the latter's vacation.
| Mrs. Cole had charge of the station
at Java during her husbands alb
sence.
Mrs. haven, the. milliner, by fair
dealing and close application to bust
ness is building up fine trade. She
is careful in selecting her stock, and
makes prices that are on the live
and-let-live plan. That Mrs. haven
| is resolved to continue to build up
her millinery business is shown by
the fact that recently she purchased
from Otto Didszuneit the building
4 in which her store is located. 1t will
be remodeled and improved. which
will give more room for stock and
enable her to better serve her nu-
merous and constantly growing pa
tronage. If you need anything
in the line of millinery you will
make no mistake if you call on the
! firm of Mrs. VIM. Raven & Co.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-06-05
Taken Up.

4 One two or three-year-old.geldinR
bay in color. Owner must prove
property, pay charges and take the
animal away.
Albert lager,
Sec. 24-l29-77,
Pollock. S. d.
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Taken Up.

One oo-year-old mare. blue.roan in
color; one yearling horse colt, same
color; and one dark-bay yearling
mare. They have been in this neigh
borhOod about a month. Owner
may secure same by paying for ad.
vertising and calling at section IT,
1875. e. r. Purintun.
Temvik. N. ID
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-06-05


and organizer.
PROGRAM.
Saturday Morning
8 o cock Convention CALLED to
order by che president, Mrs. Elma
P. Cofield.
Devotional Mrs. A. e. Bales.
$50 O'Clock, Remarks by the
PRESIDENT, Eima p Coffield. Ap-
oointmentyof committees.
lO:OOo'cloek. What the Women s
christian Temperance Union is doing
10 stop the drink traffic in our state.
Mrs. Caroliua Timm.
1915 o'clo(k. The need and
possibility od purity work in the
public schools.
1890 o'clock. What measures
hall we adopt to secure votes for
vomen? MRS. hddie Lane.
1890 O'Clock, White Slavery.
1900 O'Clock. Noontide prayer.
Adjournment,
Afteshoon Session
1870 o'clock! Devotional. Mrs.
Iddie Lane.
200 O'Clock. Business period,
including the election of officers.
2::3o. The value of the Young
crusader" anA"Union Signal
300 o'clock The Sunday school
eacher's influahce for total absti-
ence. Mrs. Hattie Wilson.
400 o'clock. Adjournment.
Saturday Evening Session
1880 o'clock. Devotional. Mrs.
LATHE Wilson Addresses of well
ONE: For the community. W. l..
tales. For lhs church, Rev. Zun-
ell. For the Union, Mrs. A. L.
ales. Responds For the district,
lrs. Carolyn Inm For the work
{ large, Rev. dice Ruth Palmer.
plo.
$3.50 o'clock. Gold.mcdal contest.
ong. Adjournnent.
Sunday Mlrning Session =
1000 o'clock. Evangelistic ser
ice. Mrs. MaYiMoger. Solo.
1880 o'clock Sermon. Subject:
The Great Tnnsgression." Rev.
lice Ruth Palmer. Song.
1880 o'clock Sunday school
ork. Mrs. Hattie Wilson.
1900 o'clock Noontide prayer.
adjournment.
Afternoon Session
1880 o'clock. devotional. Mrs.
late Savage.
200 o'clock. Address: docs 1t
Mrs. Httie Wilson.
800 o'clock. The effect Of tobac-
ON the menta and moral devel-
bment of the child. Mrs. Kate
avage. ~,
$3.50 o'clock Our responsibility
IF the trainingsf our young PEG
e. Mrs. M. r. Nsue. Adjourn
Evening ession-
7::3O o'clock, devotional. Mrs
fs.l:el, Solo.
300 o'clock. lecture: "Ths
eason Why" ". Alice Rutt
almer. Song. Fih' adjournment
Ten cents admission will be
larged for the contest. There
i'll be basket dimes Saturday ant
,nday. A collectio will be takel
inday morning andevening.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-06-05

We are unloading car Of Deer
ing Hay Machinery this week. Stop
in and look them over. w. e. Pc
trie. Adv.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-06-05
Call on Charles B. Carley, county
judge. for final proofs and filings. =
Advertisement
grus,

sWhy do yoil encourage yonr hns
band 10 drink so much coffeey
"It's tte0n thing that will keep him
awake nights. ind limits the only
chance get to tell him what ! reilly
think OF liim.' Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-06-05

Wednesday nightIat next week
anager Turner wfAarovide his
oving-picture patro with one OF
Iose popular Indian lures, The
hnghter of the Red )Kins. ADV.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-06-05
With or Without.

Does she sing?'
Yes,
with or without r
with or without wliat--her music r.
No. With or without cooking. -.
Detroit Free Press.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-06-05

Now is the time to * the leak on
,ur barn or housed We have on
Ind ALL kinds Of Ri ber Roofing.
bme in and look 1t Der. Temvik
hmber Yard. Adv.
Five-room house andIarge garden
/ rent. Apply tp Fl H. Smith
DIV.
The evening world., 1913-09-26

n bride pinned tgether In travclln'
suit o. bbio Eerg" that turns rcd on tn
shoulder next 4 tn window an a hat o.
her own creation. They spend tn first
day ut tn Falls among tn souvenir
pus,al booths an Ice cream cone bazars
Then comes IN photo studio an they
git took tgether settln' IN a dummy
aeroplane. IN groom with sc-g1r in
his mouth an his hat tiltei back. TIL
bride places her left hand on his Shout
der tring shOwinD an ~ her other hand
shs clutches n red goblet bearin' tn in
scription. "FTom Cecil & Myrt. NlaEary
Falls. 1913" How happy they are,-
She can't see IN Falls fer her new ring.
while his breast swells with a feslin o.
security rs he notices. hidden between
two ones, Ave that hasn't been
broken.
Long before they strike m state line
on IN return trip lii groom falls int a
mcdtativc state an begins 4 realize fer
III arst time tina. he'll have Z he some
cOntortionist 4 make both ends meet on
his weekly wage. lie begins 4 feel that
ne should have hold on fer another year
till he had another suit o. clothes. lie
wonders II his bride II stocked up on
The evening world., 1913-09-26
PENNSYLVANIA TO
SELL HOLD|NCS| IN
COAL COMPANIES
Cutting of Forty Years Con-
netlions With Anthracite
Interests Not Explained.

pUfINDELpHtA. Sent " Pre.lden.
H"a of the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad an
nounccd to-day that the Board OF III.
ractbrs o. tho company had decided 90
sell i's security holdings in the anthra-
cite coal companies which hIv. been
attached to Its system FOR nearly forty
years.
Tho Sdsquehanna coal Company Is
the principal operating company and
selling agency for these companies
The announcement that the corpora
ton intended 60 soil its anthracite hold.
Ing was wholly unexpected. and all Of
forts to get an explanation from IN"
company were futile Neither could II
he learned who the prospective pur-
/ caas.rs are
The Penn-vlvania Railroad. tirougr
the Susiu.hanna Coal Company and
inflated companies produced and
shipped approximately ten per cent, ~
the hard coal mined. The company
I owned or controlled abou, F,oO acres
OF anthracite coal land.
After tn" announcement. report
spread that the Pennsylvania Railroad
was getting rld OF i,s hard coal holdings
| /, ord.r M, tn com, Iu conflict with III.
c,nmod,,I.. ci,us. -, tho ,i.pburu rail
,o,d ,c, .hi,,t, ,r,,i,it. a railroad
| from, ,ran.,o,,i,v An in,,rs,a,. COM
mar. ans. ,r,lcL. mr. commodity. mauu.
,,o,,r.d mr. mined hv II or under IT.
,n,horI,v No on. a, th. Company
genera, o,,ces wou,a discus, the report.
rh. psnnsvIv.nIa Railroad also owns
cor,ro,,in, ir,.r,s, IN the Cambria
s,.., comp.nv. amounting TO aboit
The evening world., 1913-09-26
MAURITANIA IS HERE
WITH A SH|PLOAD Of
ACTORS AND ACTRESSES
Sir Forbes.RobertSon and His
American Wife Arrive for
Stage Tour.

Returning Thespians crowded the
Cunarder Mauretania. which arrived this
morning from dear old Lunnon. In all
there were 2.OSo passengers. OF these.
40 were in the nrst cabin. As3 In the sec
ond. and l.l57 in the steerage. There
were actors and actresses OF ali stages.
Sir Johnston Forbes-Robertson and
Lady Gertrude (ElliotD Forbes-Robert-
son were among the passengers.
american actors and actresses are
getting more and more popular In
England" said Sir Johnston. 1.-THE
stage standards OF this country are In
many ways higher than those Of Eng
land. American actors are virile,
strong and realistic. l warmly favor
realistic plays II they are not vulgar
or nasty. The latter class do no good. "
Alice Lloyd. whose real name Ia Mrs.
A. V. Bourne Norton. returned with her
daughter. She wouldn't tell how old
her daughter was. but she II az big as
she II. She calls her MY sister," and
| sister" Ia a very charming girl.
The prettisst girl on the ship was Miss
Grace washburn. Miss Washburn sings
and dances and signs for ths drama.
The evening world., 1913-09-26

While abroad this year she went to
Russia and picked up the dances It
takes q Russian girl all her life to mas
ter.
The Mauretania gave Queenstown the
cold shoulder on this trip. passing the
port up. as did the Olympic yesterday
Father J. d. Foley OF Chicago. one Of
the passengers, said that tho shutting
out OF the port from the steamer route,
IL an English scheme to get moro Irish
money.
III the steamers don't stop at Queens
town." said he. ''ths people from there
have TO take an English steamer to
Liverpool, take . room In an English
hotel and otherwise spend their money. "
The evening world., 1913-09-26
News Oddities

of
to better"
a
GROUNDS FOR sEPARATIoNwfo OF New COMPLAINS
that he wouldn't let her teach their baby to
OF Of
a
RADUM SUPPLY
.
smiling
TURN TO STONE
In New York
LANCET bacon breakfast sh recommending
Ia light meal At ALL
EGG
the price enough?
twsnty-four
could teaching college French
solved when found the
The evening world., 1913-09-26
500 RECRUITS
FOR THE FINEST"
THE FINEST EVER
Capt. koehler of West Point
SO Tells the Mayor, Who
Reviews Them.

Mayor Kline ana Police Commissioner
Waldo received 81 police RECRUITS at the
Twelfth Regiment Armory. Sxty-sec-
ond street and Columbus avenue. TO-
day. The young aspirants TO police duty
are TO he sworn IN as patroimen next
week and assigned to posts
It II doubtful n there could te as
sembled anywhere IN the world a better
physical lot than The collection re-
viewed by tho Mayor and Police Com
missioner to-day. Every man In the
500 was a perfect physical specimen. be-
cause the regulations covering tho
health and bodily condition Of police re-
crults In this city are the mos. rigid
extant
The so have been for nearly month
In the hands OF Capt. Herman J. Koch
Ter master OF the sword and instructor
IN military gymnastics In West Rom,
Military ACADEMY. capt. kochler. fer
the purpose OF .nstructlng this class and
at the request OF Commissioner Waldo,
obtained a leave % absefscc from che
War Department.
For the edfication NJ the Mayor and
the Commissioner OF Police. Capt. Koch
Ter put his recruits through an hour OF
setting up exercises and drill. The
Mayor. himself military man. could
not restrain his admiration. Al freaue IT
intervals he applauded with v.gor. Com
missioner Waldo smiled and smiled and
smiled
Il never handled sich a fire bunch
OF men" Capt. koehler told the city
officials. ~ never saw a crowd OF men
take hold with such enthusiasm and
work so hn>l. There isn't police
force anywhere that can produce AL
equal number OF men TO compare with
them.
MY idea in training these young EEL
lows has been to inculcate In them a
spirit OF confidence and self-reliance
uniform. As most of their police work
is to be q the Individual kind. I have
tried to teach them to be on the lookou,
all the time--to be alert against attack
and also for signs Of violations OF the
law.
Every man OF them vii! be as neat
and precise as a soldier and will also
be courteous AMI helpful TO the public
The New York pHhce force Is fine
body OF men. but this collection here
will improve it,
Mayor Kline intended TO deliver ar
address to the recruits but was called
away by an urgent message Just ~ ha
was getting ready to speak.
The evening world., 1913-09-26
SHOOTING CRAPS MAY
HELP BOYS REFORM
Arrested for That, Doctor Says He
Can Be Helped to Avoid Other
Criminal Tendencies.

CLEVELAND. Sept. IS. - Shooting
craps may. II Is said. raise the stand
ard Of childhood here. 1t usually Is
through arrest for playing with dice
that the street boys are brought frst
into tho Juvenile Court to be studied.
examined and helped before they de-
yelop other criminal traits.
Or. W. I. Huber. the new physician
for the Juvenile Court advises
the Judge whether the prisoner needs
medical or surgical treatment rather
than a sentence to a retormatory. On
his advice youthful ielinIuents, VINO In
times past were put behind the bars.
are being sent to hospitals.
The first evil that appeals to q de-
linquent boy who II headed wrong"
says DR.. Huber. rs shooting craps.
The culprit IL first examined. His
mental age can be judged closely by
the way he puts on his shirt.
I'VE don't want to put these chill.
The evening world., 1913-09-26

clothes an II her teeth are plugged. As
he enumerates IN extra added features
o. married life IN fear that he'll be re-
dlced L stogies seizes him an tn
scenery along tn route loses its charm.
Then tn ole happy past looms up--when
he boarded at homo fer nothin' an
didn' have anything on his mind but his
hair an n little dash o. violet water.
How he used Z lean agin til court
house fence In tn evenin an smoke
long. fragrant La Zaras til It wuz dark
enough L set on her verandy among tn
sweet smellin' honeysnckles an talk o.
Owe. How he whistled Sweet Marie"
all IN way home an how his dear ole
mothers voice called down t. him not
Z strike matches on tn hail " ali paper.
How he crept int his chamber an put
his tuberose buttonhoie boudue. ten.
derry between tn well thumbed pages O.
(Which Loved Him Bcst?" Then he
looks ut his bride. She IL fast asleep
an a half eaten wedge o. custard pie
reposes among tn banana pcels In her
lap. Her little feet are cooked up on
ther pasteboard suit case an sweet
smile lights up her gl-lish face she Is
drean'n' a. tn future
The evening world., 1913-09-26
AL|M0NY DENIED,
But HAPlESS WIVES
MAY ENJOY MUSIC
Sheriff Presents Violin VirtuoSo
for Concert at Errant
HubhieS' Club"

NJ, Gregor Skolnik. solo Niolinist or
tn. CHICAGO Grand Opera Company. nj
,,..,.,.,, ,.. =, Al.
"'e
ludlow street AiihoW ''uo' VIII en-
terrain with music at the clubs quart
e,s in IN. I.udiow sir.e, TAIL Sunday
wor,,,. a, +, o'c,,,t
,rn -. a., ,,,,,,o. ,,
''' ,,,u'' -,
oers OF tue ciuo AT" 'o'"'"'' soNN''e'