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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-05

supposed to be STEPPED In the tradi-
lions OF this famous place. but the true
ring of sincerity is lacking. These res
directions are artificial and the spirit
Of the old time is dead"
So declares Adolph Willette. perhaps
tho greatest of French caricaturists
and one OF the last and most famous of
tue old Rohenians. a charter member OF
the little band that peopled the old
Moutiaartro OF couple of genera
tions ago and made the quarter famous
the world over. Montmartre. even
the little Of the original quarter that
BOW remains upon the butte. is disap-
pearinS before the march OF modernity
and next month is to see an elaborate
funeral marking the passing OF the
last vcstiges Of the quarter associated
with the name OF willette and his gay
student companions.
Wiilette will not be present at this
elaborate make believe, but he has told
the writer something OF the old quar-
ter and OF the life that conferred about
the old Chat Noir. the little cafe where
50 many young artists gathered in
the early eighties TO draw. write or
compose songs. The cabaret was their
workshop, their studio. their club and
their arena. for many an argument took
pugilistic form and rough-and-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-05

Adolph Willette, One
of the Greatest of
French Caricaturists,
and a Charter Member
of the Little Mont
martre Cabaret, Relates
the Inside Story of Its
Establishment = How
Sails, the Proprietor,
Robbed the Poor Stu
dents of Their Work
and B e c a m Rich
Through Their Efforts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-05

PARIS. September24. 1918.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-05

An aged father and mother, parents Of
fourteen children, all Of whom had gone
beyond the rooftree and grandparents of
eighty-four children, these old people
learned to read and write and letters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-05

Special Correspondence of The star.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-17
Fall Sale Begins August 18th

Wall
hrom
a because able to buy IN henm taking
the manufacturers Of market for their goods You the ef1o these
in
placed al here
No what you have bought before; matter what
paid for buy it less at this FAIL SALE
Make these before
Should w hold the articles select and deliver
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BONDS FOR SALE.
sale Of Sonds FOR Ssrsss rnprocsmsnss
No. a

sale OF Bonds for street rmprovsmsnts
no. O.
., Not,es is hereby given that the under
dinanes Of the City OF wheelins entitled
An ordinance providing for the Re
DVin Fourteenth Es.sS5sinS .,1 and Improving
westerly curb on Market Street to
from the westerly curb on Main street
20 the easteriy rail OF the Pittsburgh.
Wheeling 4 Kentucky Railroad Com
Ss said wasa es same Under sss
Assessment Plan as provided IN Section
6sa OF the Charter OF the City OF Wheel
said Improvements. as provided IN said
section. for the said repaving, re-curb-
Ing and Improvements" passed January
1917. viii on Thursday the twenty
seventh day OF March. 1913. between the
hours OF nine o'clock A NJ and o'clock
OF Wheeling. in the City OF wheel
in writing for. and sell bonds OF
to an amount not exceeding seven Thou
sand Dollars. said bonds to be known as
BONDS FOR STREET IMPROVE
nation OF $4,000 each and to be num-
bered from as to 232 both inclusive:
but no more OF said bonds will be sold
provements. not exceeding II I'm num-
Der: all OF which bonds are TO be dated
the LIST day OF April. 1918. and payable
on the LIST day OF April: 1898. at the
the City OF Wheeling. West Virginia
with interest at the rate OF five per
centum per annum. payable annually on
the LIST day OF April. 1914. and on the
LIST day OF April in each year thereafter
until and including the year OF 1923. at
said Dollar Savings Il Trust Company.
for which interest coupons in the proper
form are attached 10 each bond. Such
bonds will be sold only for cash. 10 the
highest bidder. approved by the under
signed and none OF said bonds will be
sold for less than the principal thereof
with the interest accrued thereon. The
bonds hereby advertised for sale are TO
be redeemed at their par value. with In
terest. II any. accrued and unpaid. on
the LIST day OF April. 1929. and the City
OF Wheeling. by said ordinance. pledges
and obligates Itself TO redeem, on the
lst day OF April. 1923. all OF said bonds.
then outstanding and unpaid. at the said
Dollar Savings x Trust Company in the
City OF Wheeling.
JAMES +. MAXWELL.
GEORGE HOOK.
FTDELIUS RIESTER.
Bond Commissioners.
f-2s--mr-7-14-e1
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BANKRUPT NOTICE


United States OF America. Northern Dis
trict OF West Virginia, IS:
In the United states District Court in
and for said District.
In the matter OF Fred T Harmon.
bankrupt. No. $50. In Bankruptcy.
Petition for Discharge
To the Honorable Aston G. Dayton.
Judge OF the District Court OF the
United States for the Northern Dis
trict OF West Virginia:
IN the County OF wetzel. and State or
West Virginia. IN said district. respect
fully represents that on the 6th day Of
a bankrupt under tho acts OF Congress
relating TO bankruptcy; that he has duly
surrendered all his property ana rights
OF property, and has fully complied with
oil the requirements Of said acts and Of
orders OF the court touching hts bank
ruEtey.
decreed by the Court 20 have a FIN dis
charge from all debts prOVab!c agains {
his estate under said bankrupt acts. eN-
cept such debts as are excepted 10y law
from such discharge.
Dated this 18TH day OF March. a. D..
FRED T. HARMON.
Order OF Notice Thereon.
Northern District Of West Virginia, IS
On TINS 18Th dav Of March. \. D.. 1918.
on reading tho foregoing petition. IL is
Ordered by the Court that a hearing
be had upon the snIne on the 26th day
OF April. a. D., 1918, before said Court
at Wheeling. In snid district. at ten
o'clock in the forenoon. and that notice
thereof he published I'm the Wheeling In
telligencer. a newspaper printed In said
District. and that all known creditors
and other persons in interest may appear
at the said time and place and show
cause. ~ any they have. why the prayer
OF the said petition should not be grant
ed.
And IL is further ordered by the Court.
that the clerk shall send 10y mail to all
known creditors coTies OF said petition
and this order addressed 10 them at tneir
places OF residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable Aston g. Day
ton. Judge OF the said Court. and tuc
zeal thereof. at Wheeling. IN saiu dis
trict. on tho 18Th day OF March. \. j..
1913.
Attest:
{. Il. KEFAUVER. Clerk.
I. :. -. G.. y. u. ". Va
nr-2i-2s
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BONDS FOR SALE.
sale OF Bonds for Street xmprovsusrt


Notice is hereby given that the under
sisned cOnmlssloners. appointed by or
An ordinance providing for the Re-
paving. ke-curoing and improving
Market street. IN the City OF Wheeling.
from the southerly curD OF Twelfth
street TO the northerly euro OF Tenth
Get. under the Assessment Plan as
PROVIDED in Section 5sa OF the Charter
OF the city OF Wnee!ing. and Tor issuing
bonds TO pay for said improvements, as
provided In said section. Tor the SAD re-
paving. re-curbing and improvements"
proved Fe6ruary 18th. 1918. Will on
Thursday. the 9th day OF March. 1913.
between the hours OF o'clock A. ". ana
OF the City Of Wheeling. in the CITY or
Wheeling. West Virginia, receive BIDS
IN writing for. and sell bonds or said
city, authorized by said ordinance, to an
amount not exceeding Eleven Thousand
dollars; said bonds 70 be known as
BONDS FOR STREET IMPROVE
ination OF $4,000 each and TO be num-
bered from 20S TO ESQ both inclurivei
but no more or eaid bonds will be sold
tnsn Ia necessary 10 complete said i'm
provements. not exceeding % IN number:
all OF which bonds are TO be dated the
LIST day OF April. 1913. and payable on
the LIST day OF April, 1928, at the Dollar
savings AID Trust Company. In tho City
of Wheeling. West Virginia, with inter-
est at the rate OF five percentum ger
annurn. payable annually on the lot Gay
OF April. 1914. and on the st day OF
April IN each year thereafter until and
including the year OF 1879. at said Dol
lar Savings & Trust Company. for which
. Interest coupons IN the proper form are
attached to each bond. Sucn bonds will
he sold only FOR cash. 10 the highest
bidder. approved by the undersigned.
and none OF said bonds will be sold for
less than the principal thereof with the
interest accruing thereon. The bonds
hereby advertised for sale are to be re-
| deemed at their par value. with interest.
Y any. accrued and unpaid. on the LIST
! day OF April. 1873. and the City OF
! Wheeling. by said ordinance. pledges
and obligates Itself TO redeem, on the
I ist day of April. 1898 all OF said bonds.
: then outstanding and unpaid. at the said
Z Dollar Savings * Trust Company IN the
4 city OF Wheeling.
JAMES p. MAXWELL.
| GEORGE HOOK.
| FIDELIUS RIESTER.
| Board Commissioners.
f-9S--mr-.-Is-oI
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Sale OF bonds for Street Improvement


-.
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed commissioners. appointed by or
ainance OF the city OF Wheeling. en-
titled An Ordinance providing for the
ke-paving. kc-curbing and Improving
Of Nirgi MIA street in the city OF Wheel
Ing. from the casteTly line OF Front
or back channel Of the OHIO river. under
the Assessment Plan as provided IN
section 59a Of tho Charter OF the city
~ Wheeling. ami for issuing bonds Ia
~ said section. FOR the sgi3 rc-paving
Ic-c'Tbing and improvements. PASSED
February llth. 1918, and approved Feb
Te%Ty 18th. 1919. VIII on Thursday. the
27th day ~ March. 1913. tetween the
hours OF 9 O'Clock \. u AMI o'clock
=. VI. cat Office OF ~" Mayor 81 the city
Of wheeling. In the city IS Wheeling
West Virginia. receive bids IN writing
for. AMI sell bonds Of sa'f city. author
lied 10y said Ordluau-e. e. an amount not
exceeding Twenty-two Thousand Dol
lars. said bonds o. bc known as "BON rs
fOk STREET IMPROVEMENT ~. IL,
and to te Of tu, denomination 90 S5n0. 90
each and to pc numbered from Isl to 324
both Inclusive. nat no more ~ said
bonds Will be aoll than r. necessary to
coo tluE - ~ Huul"f, an oi which bonds
are 90 b" dated a." let LAY % April.
1878, AMI payuhl" on the list day OF
April iH-3. at tie Dollar Savings AMI
Trust Company. 100 the City 81 wheeling.
West virginia with interest 90 the rate
~ five perez utEm er anauiu. payable
"' 's""g IN ."t Aft nay ~ ApTltf WV
and ru tNr Let DAY 81 April IN each year
thereafter until AMI including the year
az 1922. nt sad Dollar savings a Trust
tufuIuny Tor wniD. interest coupons IN
The proper form ore attached 90 Cuch
bond. -.rh bonds viii To- sold only for
cash. 90 tar ItEhrsf bidder. approved by
o." uuiersiz o. aud none 20 said bonds
VII he sid fOr 4efs than fat principal
thereof W'fu Goo interest ACQUIRED there
uu To" bonds .tsrry ldvcrfiset pr
rHls are 90 De- redeemed 40 thor par
value wifh interest. ~ ANY. accrued ami
luIu I'D au The f-t tny ~ APRIL. 1879.
ruI Thr 'itv % Wheeling. hF ruid ordi-
Marco. pledges aLI uhlEatcs itself o.
r~i.' u. nr tie 'sf lay ~ April. 1874
H'. Uf said bonds then outstanding and
IGpr.t go Tire said DOLLAR SAVINGS *
TRUST company 'u fte CITY ~ wheeling
JAMES o. MAXWELL.
Ef.FHGE HOOK
TfDf.LftS RfEsTFE.
Itr4rd commissioners
f-s--mr-7-Is-.I
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To TiTTT y UUI IUfTTf TnUUTf WTI"T
Wa hold In The Mtfsctlc Thtufr. az O.. 'r
Grove. last evening. under tho agsp;.r.
~ t'g students ~ tr' Elm Grove liiEn
school. was "a decided success. and u usai
sum Wa realized quite a. lengthy am
irfsr"etiur program wus carried out
HI"uc With four fine reels 90 pi,turt4
end mot with tho Hpt rDvuI - the pcrile
gr could D. soon hy th" applause Tine
proceeds VIII TO- used fur the benefit u'
90 'rfi"s iu fhs school
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WEAPON LICENSE.
Application for Weapon Lioenss.

Application for Weapon Liosnss.
To Whom 10 May Concern.
Sotice IL hereby given that on the
Sist day OF March. a. Il. 1913. at 1000
o'clock a. IN. or az soon thereafter a.
the matter can be heard. Charles Woke.
Sr.. resident of the town Of Fulton.
within the county II ohio and state OF
West Virginia. and whose occupation is
tnnt 81 Town sergeant Of said Town.
Will az ply 90 the Circuit Court 81 Ohio
County. West Virginia. for state
License 60 carry about his person 70
Voiver or other weapon
CHARLES YOKE. SIR.
Petitioner.
d. WA % HAMILTON.
rlr-21-p His Solicitor.
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West Virginia Traction &
Electric Company and City &
Suburban Gas Company's az.
thOrized pay stations:

fnwUauvs office. corner fpH a.
Chaplin" street WhcciinE. W 81
I'ark 90 Fulton Fulton. vs. va
The Wrist National Bans. TIm Grove.
West virginia
State Hprr ~ Vim Grove fru
Grove Wr4 virginia
Iny voIr electric Ughf water .rr
rHr bills 20 the mnaf convcrfrUf tat
station ~ U ITNKrNE Trensur
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clock. viii be held from the family
W .. JlfrTt. OF the 81. John Luther n
church. OF which the deccased was a
int inber officiated. Intermcut was mad.
IN The Greenwood cemetery.
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How splendid o. was OF Mrs Wu
loIrhhv foo leave 100000 ono to Coo
odd ladl's h0mr' never euuuo...I
rhn would do a."
% was nloo of her. wasn't So Uut
fhr lcu mc something b,ucr chan
that
oh did shop hadn't heard
about that What did sbo leave goo
you
@ inherited Dor cook -Chiea.1
Record Herald.
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W.a' prom Hc- 20 erliIs" all other
pruCrIms eve. ueld ir raif section. VIII
D., carried out @ the -.-''t school house
this evening by f.. iUv-l.-siy@ LyCcum
Of big Wheeling creek. Tho feature
OF the evening VII Doe ffo debate as at
the previous meeting OF fnis society.
thu debate came "a tie. and much interest
IL icing shown IN regard To- tilS Music
will u, rendered during the evening 10y
tie ore hesfrl. TIE program los a= fol-
low Recitation. Immu Campbell.
Hermann Scahris.f. N'il Tplmar Lille
iiarpy. Nrs 81 as. Ioiuar. Tl.s. EwiuE.
Fern Linton. Margarine Grimes AMI
E.rrietta Linton. EcdIluEs Gertrude
IHlWgr. t.aS. Lewis aru Gilbert Low
E--sy. Jess Aak.ur. Dora Keller and
NJ Irv I.angmcy"r Biography Russell
"rpnrd and James k4Thy. Debate.
rtT"It 81 that "N.n iF fEc author or & u.s.
own destiny" Aniuity Tfif.nle trI
Blake. Seq Carroll and Cr'icut"n.
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0UT.TEE-PIKE
Speedera FINED.

TIE two speeders that were caught
going through the town ~ Fulton We'd
nc-ddy evening. by town ruaTshnll.
Yoke. were tried before Mayor koeder.
last evening and nucd 50 and costs. II
T. tile determination Of all Of tus OIL
ciIls IA th. out-tAe-like towns To- break
np This prast.u.. % speeding. ana all or
tenders will 20 dealt with acc pTdiugly.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
Louis BertsChy

A~NINNfE = = U = = ~ y
tONGnAL RECTOR AND
ARTEHiAL EMBALNER,
fi22 and 1874 Main Street
Calls Answered Ds. or Night--
Store Phones 655.
VIC L. UcrtsChy. Rel Phone 1872 X
g. } BortsChv Nat Phone 1920 y
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Entertainment a. valIov orouo

~ at VIII ne one or the best urtrrafna
that nave ever been given in this vicini-
~. VIII he carried out at the Valley
uihE ~ y O'Clock. The affnir ~ In
ch.,TS =" ~ the teacher. Miss GLADYS KIM
Nuns ahd niucH credit IL due her f.r
Ter Effort IN getting this prnerlrl fo-
Ecth"r. The proceeds are To- b.. used ..r
IN" purchasing Of new organ for tho
TrvH"v- ISetreShin"nts viii be served.
Tho following is the program:
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Bruemmer 9 Hildebrand

funsrss Directors aud nmtalmsrs
some Nafl % and 1-1rrrff .arrDnr -fa
Tslsohcns- 200. OEsn "a and = aa1
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
roucs - p1snuf-otursrs, Jobusrs. sa,r.
slants and OfhaT Whoiaaaia naa.ara
ATLANTIC CITY HOLLIS

HOTEL UuTffwErI
Atlantic city ~
Virginia Ave. rrnnud house frar.
~fe'l lIrf Highest standard tr t-.ts.ue
luN EnfNlcr. modern appointment
BOOKLET . a 81 VI HOTHWEtI.
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MISCELLANEOUS

WAHTED-TO SECURE copy OF the
JCurnN OF the session OF the Wheel
ing convention, which convened Febru-
airy IL. 1854. This journal Was printed
nd s. wanted fcr the State Archives OF
=. Va, any owner o. . copy OF the
Journal will perform pubiio service
By communicating with the lntelli-
gsncer, or with Hon Virkil Lewis
Ststs Archiyeist Charleston. w. Va
tf-juiyia
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

f0R SALE OF. TRADE-A good seven
room house and two lots. with wells,
barn, shaded lawn. and other Improve
ments. Viii sell cheap. OF trade for .
email farm. Address Charles II. Miller.
Cameron. ". Va As-1s-tf
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-" our FIN" display or Easter flowers
fdnii's. baskets AMI novelties. for sale
- 90" dudley EcNau Dru- store. BIN
Grow fu..0-t
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For Sale

= SOUTH BROADWAY DWELLING
~ g rooms. bath and pantry hot and
rDlf water both vases and electric
rrht. Dot 2sxi1s. wil stand a. feet
- water Onrred az bargain Tor me
~ert tuo weeks
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALE-l Co o acres land Six
roOmei dwelling ami olt buildings
Point Mille. ohio 60 car stop - O. A.
q. limo. VII. sell or trade. Posses
T. stiles. Triadelphia. W Va
mr-fs-ff-w
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

or call
M LEVY.
NO. 1897 Market ST., wheeling, W. Va
WD-Collect Bad Bills. Buy and Sell
claims Attachments carefully placed
anu executed We adjust claims and
mas collections on commission basis.
40 objection. no psg. Tine Buckeye MeF-
Sap We AgcncT; 6OS Board OF Trade Bids,
Ni'eiing. ". Va ~
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PATENTSsn;slrGaf.''ir ..l. E,.ss
,sopklct O. &c fifteen years practice.
"A. u DUNLAP, PATIENT ATToEHEL
National EIehangs Bank bag.
Wheeling. ". We.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SPOT cash paid for part or whole stocks
of mems and women's clothing. shoes
and furnishings. United sale and Pur-
chase Co. Bellaire. q. mr-I9-tf
FOR sALE-lOO shares Conservative
Life Ins. stock at S21. 90. Company
now selling stock at $500. Box i3I.
Cadiz. Ohio. ur-i4-p
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ToR eAL8--3O head o. horses inoiudihs
young draft mares weighing $50
iba. Zach. pafr q mAfchsd teams ~
y. L. Ehook's stable. Rourth street, TN
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foH sAbH-itouse On corner ficetentn
gnu Jatut streets VERY drrIrHHie
kngulre so Flfteentt strest su-zi-tf
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roe BALD--Dilttr typeWritfr. good
condition o. q smith. 6iO Maia So.
vs. hscilnF. Bell phone s7z-H. Natl 1904.
VI Iu-sf-ff
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FOR SALE
pnRRroK ron sALR.

wAHTED-eoo acres OHIO NO. sealn
coal Save time by "details first letter.
Address Ohio Coal, care Intsihg enoer.
mr-Irf-l
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PoR nALg-Iots ou Wilson above slrI
- $500 Ten dollars down arI nn
monthly payments Carney. Bel -g-l.
Wnrwood mr-1s-l
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across the western plains, among the
cowboys and broncho girls and then
to Golden Frisco and the arrival of
the OrientaIs to our shores. Then
there are the Puritans, the Beaux
and Bellies of 1855, soldiers and sailors
going to the front and the ending
of the war of the Rebellion.
AT the close of this there is a re-
markedly effective tab1eau in which
veterans of Elias Howe, Jr., post, G..
A. R., take part and are heartily ap-
plauded. With members of the rest
of the company paying homage and
standing at attention a curtain rises
and shows the veterans seated about
the Goddess of Liberty while the
star Spangled Banner" is played.
This appeals greatly and brings much
applause
1t can well be said that there is
not a dull moment throughout the pro-
duction and much credit is due to
w. Miles Davis and Charles S. Nor
ing of the Ghosts is also effective.
particularly so on account of the
near approach of Halloween.
There We're numerous box parties
Those selling programs in the lobby
with Mrs. George w. HawIey and Mrs.
stiles GoodseI as chaperons were: Miss
Mary Hincks, Miss Henrietta Atwat-
er, Miss Louise Atwater, Miss Evelyn
TeeI Miss Lois Cole, Miss Louise
Powe Miss Elsa Clauder and Miss
Marion Henshaw.
Everywhere will be repeated this
and tomorrow evening, with a, 8 O'Clock
matinee tomorrow Capacity audiences
are assured.
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Three-I League He played third base
for the Hoosiers two seasons, and in
1903 was given a try-out by the Pr
ates, but Clarke decided that he
wasn't ripe for big-league picking,
and turned him over to Des Moines.
He played shortstop for the Western
League club, and batted at a 800 clip.
The Cubs got him in, 1905, and Artte
played second base during his first
year in fast company The next year
he alternated between the initial bag
and the outer garden, and in 1907 he
also played short occasionally. Artie' S
big year with the Cubs was 1910,
when he swatted the leather for an
average of 1926 and aided very ma
terially in winning the pennant. He
continued with the Cubs until the
Summer of 1912, when he was traded
to the Pirates. Holman suffered sew
era1 nervous breakdowns during the
year, and last spring he was turned
over to Nashville, in the Southern
League. Circus Solly'' played a
snappy game in the South, and it is
quite probable that he will again be
seen in the majors. Holman has an
ambition to join forces with his old
manager, Chance, in New York, and
if he shows his o1d-tine form he
would afford the ex-PeerIess Leader
the nucleus of classy ball team.
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EASTON

The Methodist church of Sport Hill
was well filed on Sunday morning.
The district superintendent, Rev. A
H Goodenough, occupied the pulpit
after which the quarterly conference
was held The service marked the
centennial of the building of the
church. also the reopening of the
church for service, it having been clos
ed for several weeks while being re-
paired.
Miss Ruth Wakeman has returned
to her home at Jump Hill, having
spent a few days as guest of her
grandmother, Mrs. Mason Sanford in
Weston.
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Beers of
Sport Hill entertained at their home
for few days, Mrs. George Osborne
of Danbury.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Walker Sherwood
and daughter, Miss Edith Sherwood of
Sport Hill, were entertained at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus o.
Wheeler in Long Hill on Thursday.
Mrs. Jesse H. Wheeler was a recent
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Jennings of Hoydens Hill
Mr.. George Miller of this place has
commenced to dig the cellar on his
property in StrattieId.
Mrs. Charles Robinson has return
ed to her home in Danbury, having
spent a few days as guest of Mrs.
James Tyler.
Misses Katherine Treadwell, Regina