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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1913-09-26
The Republican State Convention

The Republican State Convention came
off on time, with great satisfaction to itself
and without distracting the public atten-
ton greatly from other things. The plat
form echoes most Of the pledges for reform
in State affairs already made in the Demo-
cratic platform. and makes one or two
others which were doubtless thrown in as
political inducements and premiums TO the
restless and detached voter. The trouble
with the Republican party in Maryland this
year with respect to its pledges is that 1t
cannot deliver the goods. They are like
the checks Of man who has no money In
bank. The only hope for the Republican
party in Maryland is in Democratic sins.
and just now the Democratic party, as a
whole, is responding to popular and pro-
gressive demands In way to justify the
confidence Of the voters Our Maryland
Republican friends in this campaign are
like men trying TO row against the full
current Of Niagara. The Democratic party
has no objection, If it affords them any
amusement But we know what will hap
pen. Baltimore Sun.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1913-09-26
ordor Mist.
In the matter Of the deed Of trust from
Lucy NJ Munford ct vir. to Albert &
MurdauRh and James T. Hood.

In the Circuit Court for Montgomery county,
as Court Of Equity. No. 295O Equity.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1913-09-26
DROPERTY WANTED.

w $50 sheep to pasture, seven
miles from Washington. Best roads
abundant water.
NATIONAL CITY REAL ESTATE COR
P0RATlON,
1919 Connecticut Avenue,
sep l9-1t Washington, ID. &.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1913-09-26
NOOK AND LAUNDRESS WANTED.

u
A mature woman to cook, wash and iron
at Mooreland Farm. Good WAGES to one
with acceptable reference.
MRS. WILLIS l.. MOORE.
sep 1921 Near Rockville, Md.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-29

Long Stock Company Opens Engage
ment Before Capacity Audience.

That the Frank T.. Long stock com.
pany retains its popularity in Calumet
was evlnced last evening when the
troupe appeared In The first of "a
weeks enga cement. The bill. My
Boy tack" was well staged
and the audience showed It's apprc-
citation with frequent outbursts Of
applause All of the characters were
adapted 60 their parts and the bin az
a whole was wen produced Polite
speclalties were introduced between
each act. The company viii appear
in ~ Girl In q Thousand" tonight and
q change of program viii be offered
daily.
John Sullivan, a protege Of Frank
Long, assumed the role of Jack In last
nights bill. and his comedy brought
forth n large share OF the applause.
Erin Lacy is still a favorite and her
specialt,es, as those AZ other members
at the company were much enjoyed
Ladies viii be admitted free tonight
and as an additional drawing card to-
morrow. baby show with prizes Ia
the -four, pretiiest. homeliest. latest
and smallest babies viii be offered.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-29
Good Bill At Peoples.

SNOW White" a Powers film in
three reels, is the feature Offering ~
the Peoples This picture is n dram
ati2ation Of one Of Grimms fairy
tales with the plot and operation "
the play laid with view To- perfec
ton Part | shows the escapade of the
princess from the castle of her par
ents; Part IT, shows her voyage into n
strange country. where she becomes
infatuated with q prince. Tragedy
follows, in which the princess is tho
victim Of poison. The final part OF the
reel shows puintette Of fairies who
restore t. life the princess.
Two other reels complete the show
beginning Thursday. n two reel fea-
ture. entitled "Thc Coward's Atone
ment" will he shown. This Bison
production carries n hand Of 700 In
dams and cowboys, with the scene laid
on the Texas ranch of Buffalo Rill'
Cody.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-29
CYMNASTIC EXHIBITION
or Y.M.C A. THURSDAY
FINE PROGRAM ARRANGED FOR
THE ANNUAL ASSOCiA.
TON CIRCUS.

A splendid program has been ar
ranged Tor the annual Y. NJ. c. A.
gymnastic exhibition or circus which
opens OH Thursday evening. ana viii
continue Friday The program Is as
follows:
Selection. High School Orchestra.
Maze Marching. younger boys.
Dumb bell drill younger boys.
Clowns.
Indian Club swinging, Osceola Boys
Club.
Fencing Exhibition. II. T.. McMas-
ters and John tombstone.
Wrestling exhibition. Senior Highs.
Selection, High School orchestra.
Military evolutions. special class.
Indian club swinging advanced
junior highs.
Buck work 'advanced). junior highs
Rope Climbing. Victor Erickson. ii
f., McMasters and John tombstone.
Clowns.
Boxing exhibition. Art Knowles anC
John Johnstonc.
Wrestling. Pygmes.
pyramids, Younger Boys.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-29
Crown Has Good Bill.

THE Mosaic Law" two-reel rcli-
gious drama, four comedy pictures and
a one-act skit entitled Brother Bin.
constitute the bin at the Crown. The
farce illustrates the vexing situations
that face an itinerant photographers
ard concludes with q dip in intended
matrimony. An illustrated song by
Hall brings forth much applause.
THE Mosaic Law has an interest
ing plot. /, has To do with the VEN
gcance of q father, who rclentlessly
rursuns the man who caused his
daughters death. corners him and
squares accounts. according To Mosaic
law: AN eye for an eye. "a tooth for
tooth and life for n life" The
story is laid on desert, which Is
swept by monsoon while the play is
enacted other pictures are ~ Wifes
Battles" Saving Mabers Dad" THE
Double Wedding" and THAT Kazzat
sky Dance"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-29

sage" two-reel drama, win be the
feature Offering beginning tomorrow.
--.r.'.
Feature Offering at Royal.
r. c. Richards again offers the usual
variety Of pictures at the Royal. with
'"rhe Two Brothers" as the feature.
Other pictures are "Broncho Billy's
CratefulnesS," a drama; I'm tho Land
of the Cactus" u drama; and The
Hard Up Family's Bluff" a comedy.
The feature film is a Mexican dra-
ma of thrilling situations. Pasquale
and Romano are twin brothers. Ro-
maine joins the Mexican army and
proves himself very efficient in the
service He is promoted To a COM
mission. Pasquale is n worthless
ne er do well. an outcast and wan
dereE His father Will not permit
! him 20 share his home. He comes
| hack and his mother is in fear that
| his father viii catch him ana again
| throw him out. His mother feeds him
ana furnishes him with money amt
implorcs him Ia leave the house before
his fathers arrival. She sees his faith
| err coming and tells Pasquale To es-
! cape. lie fees To the garnet, hut his
| father sees evidences Of his having
been in the house and abuses his wife
, for permitting their oisreputablc son
| 10 enter their abode. The mother tries
10 defend him, and the father in anger
attempts to strike her Romano en-
! t.rs and throws his father aside; they
draw daspers. The mother takes Ro-
names dagger from his hand and
drops IL on the floor. Romainc then
departs To the barracks. his father
: watching him from the window. Pas
! 1uale. thinking his father has gone,
dsscends from the attic ana picks mp
Romaine's dagger. His father throws
| him outdoors He wauders about ana
at night fall meets his father. attacks
| him. and stabs him with Romaine'5
dagger To death.
! Anita. Romaine'S sweetheart secs
! Pasdualc crouchmg over the form OF
! the dead man she notifies The Off
/ GERS at the barracks ana they i'm
mediatoly 90 L. Investigate. Pasduale
foes. Ia the meantime, Romano dis
covers his fathers dead body ana is
| mournfully leaning over il when the
officers come and arrest him. lie is
tried for murder found guilty, and
sentenced To be shot. The scenes
which follow are of absorbing heart
| interest
"The Clothing Industry" is the title
of an industrial film showing ~ the
Royal this afternoon and evening The
picture exhibits every angle OF the
manufacture III clothes. and process
cs nt shcarlng sheep, weaving the
cloth and manufacturing Of mems
and boys clothing ar shown, This
| film is exhibited through the courtesy
al Pcn0crthy a. Spehar.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-29

patrons Of the house who thoroughly
enjoy the performance OF the Burgess
stock company Tie plot Is laid ON a
New England farm which, through The
manipulations of q clever real estate
dealer Is in danger Of being lost to is
original owners. Jim, n farmer lai
who seeks his fortune in the city
returns IN time Ia save The property Ia
the people who had bcfrendcd him
early In life Cmnrdy IS interspersed
in the lines
beginning Thursday. The Man on
the BOX" dramati2ation Of the story
by Henry f.. Diyey win be the offer
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-29
News of the Theaters
.oucssuNa ATTRACTIONS TIE LOCAL pLAYHoUses OFFER
co'' the AMUSEMENT LOVING PUBLIC
rms COLUMN APPEARS EVERY TUESDAY AND FaioAv)

moving picture enterprise Is advanc .
ing ana being utilized favorably for
educational purposes as wen as their
entertaining value. We now have NOV
inc pictures that talk This won.
derful effect has brdeed the gap that
has hitherto existed between motion
pictures ana the footlight stage--thy
tack Of vocalization New uses for
motion pictures are discovered daily
that signify that while. from a me
chanical viewpoint. perfection is IL
sight, the field Of endeavor IN
which the motion picture Is the med
ium of expression Is practically a.
uneNplored land.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-29
HANSEN TEAM TAKES LEAD
IN CUBS BOWLING TOURNEY
SOME GOOD SCORES HUNG Up Al
OPENING OF BIC BOWL
INC EVENT.

The Cubs tournament. which viii
continue throughout the remainder OF
The week. opened on the Cubs bowl
ing alleys last evening ana attracted
the attention 81 bowlers from all pare
OF the county The Hansen team
stepped into the lead last evening IN
the flve-men event and j. c. Hansen.
captain is the individual leader. The
scores made We're excellent, 2.G29 for
the Hansen five. 2.j07 for the Lake
Linden All-Stars and 2.4o9 for the
Prospect team of IToughton
Following are the scores hung up
lneI nNaninp.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-29
lakes Views from Plane.

Robert c.. Fowler, the American
aviator, has made two nights in NJ
acroplare, the first Of which was
around the CITY IF Panama Anc"n
ana the nearby villages. The second
was over the site of the fortificatiOns
i'm the bay aud mp the canal entranr"
rs far az the Pedro Migue! locks. Tn"
aviator took moving pictures 81 th'
scenes below.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-29
"Movies" Field Unlimited.

Like NleSandcr the photaplay pro-
"i'cra are signing for new worlds to
conquer
'h' motion picture industry now
''a ITS ambassadors in every part of
'n' world They enter the cabinets
h'htt. ana turn their telc-photo'
F''phIr lenses on coronations and
'"''a'a Royalty pauscs before them
~ procession. troops fight sham bat
ana hifh dignitaries of church
.nu .loIe ndnpt their plan. and SO the
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-29
NEWS BASEBALL TEAM.
Nine Now Ready To Meet Any Com
nercial AGGREGATION In Calumet.

The Calumet News baseball team T.
now ready To take To the field with
any commercial baseball organization
in Calumet or with any upper PENN
sula newspaper team. The lineup al
The News team is as follows.
Catch--Nickerson
Ptch--Betzier or Alvin James.
First--Moore.
Second'-Wil James.
Third-Smith.
Short Andrews.
Ieft--MacLeod.
Ccntcr-Daigle.
Right--Alvin James or Pctzlcr.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-29
Famous Stars Under Contract.

Mr.. rrOhman. the best known man
aver of the theatrical speaking stars.
Is putting them into moving pictures.
Sarah Rernhardt received $4,000 for
posine. Other famous stars are nov
under contract. Viola Allen, Mrs
Leslie Carter, Lillian Russell, Minnie
Madden Fiske. Lillian Iangtry and
Julie opp win shortly he seen In
photoplays. An equally distinguished
galaxy of male stars are busily re-
hearsnE before the moving picture
camera. The list includes such wei
known celebrities as Weber and Fields
James y. Ilackett. Henry r.. Dizzy
James O'Neill and william Faver-
sham.
Mr.. Uackett will be seen in hi.
0riS inal role in The Prisoner al
Zenda." James O'Ncin as Dantes II
his famous play. Monte Cristo;
Henry f.. Dixey in Shakespeare
seven Ages" Weber and Fields n
"a Trip Around the World" am
william Faversham in Julius Cae
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-29
CAMP At GRAND MARAis.

the annual camn OF the Y. NJ c. y
boys 70 be held at Grand Marais. Ea
gle Harbor. the latter part of july
and early in August II possible the
members Of the camp club viii max
an effort To increase the equipment
his year. The camp grounds viii also
ne placed IN the best possible condi-
LLD1L
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-29
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.

The basketball games scheduled in
,he Y. ". c.. \ Commercial League
for Wednesday evening are as t"l-
lows:
Viyians vs. Rcdurs store
Tamaracks IS GLASS Block.
Rupees ". calumet Store.
These aTc the last league games
r,hpdul.I
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-29

When you come down town this
week made IL q point to visit the 3rd
!loor Of the Glass BLOCK store Call
on Mrs Hcndriskson and Let hcr serge
YOU with cup Of delightful coffee
and home made tea biscuits. There
will he no charge. .p...
Advertisements 2
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-29
Prospect Team. itoughton.
Special Prize Hung Up.

j. Q Hansen announces a special
1rize for the tournament in progress
lie will award n-dolar Zenith
Mackinaw. made by the firm of Chris
tCnson- Mcndohall- Graham of Duluth
to the bowler who makes the highest
Individual score In the tournament. All
events are included in this.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-29
S.!..i.
Motion Picture Gossip.

Among historical motion pictures,
Ealem's Shenandoah" TO be released
soon, will take a prominent place. Th2
great war drama has been in prepare i
ton seven month, the first scene haN'
ing been taken AT Winchester. Va, las,
SEPTEMBER No pains are being spared
to make the play historically correei
down To the smallest detail. The mr.
Ing on Fort Sumpter viii be biz
scene.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-29
Pictures With Sermons.

The ErN. NSburS T.. hfoiIl, piSloi
Of the BENEVOLENT Congregational
church Of Providence. X. l., the oldest
church of that faith in the state. has
Installed completes moving picture
plant To- hc used as helpful factor
III h ministerial work.
u b. tup intention of the clergyman
ro utilize tho moving pictures in IL
msruug his sermons. The films 10
be- ran win bear directly upon the
theme 81 ha discourses and, he be-
urEr. prove ui the greatest bench,
30 addinr to- Their attractivoness. No
also proposes To give moving pic
Wrr exhibitions in connection Win
the cmrrhs SUNDAY school work, pre-
s,urmr q series of animated see n"a
m ,hc HOLY land. and. If this plan -
louod feasible. Illustrating certain
stories from the bible.
Thus. the realization that MOVING
pictures are not only high form
If art" nui wonderful teacher alike
"a the child the scholar ana the cul
wrcd
" Nnta. Ca. the moving pictures
"m,h preceded the sermon at the
We.lcy Memorial church last sun
day, entertained and instructed Il
arRe congregation.
Tile pictures which were hand
PAINTED. represented the Sacrifice OF
Isaac by Abraham"
In
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-29

The Pathe camera operators wef
IN Washington ph0tographing the in
augniatiun Of President wilson an"
took pictures of local points OF nation .
al interest--the beautiful Potomac
Falls, the Union station, the Marine
hospital, the building of the house 81
representatives the war college. tho
white house and the capitol. The views
are shown In proper order To give ON
an adequate idea al the beauty al th8
nationSl capitol
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-29
At the Grand.

Hunting Game in the Large GU.
,es" n film depicting the h"r'd sine o'
life. is the title of n two-roe, iea.ur'
6,m At the Grand. The Hidden Mes
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-29
T0 PUT MOVIES
IN THE SCHOOLS
Thomss Edison Is Working on an
fight-year Course

rn.mas \. Edison announces an
,3,, that will rcyolutionize the pres
system Of education and is actn-
.I,g working out an eight-year course
,.,ipuing i'm the very primary grades
II, declares ne viii do away with
.,,,,.l booka In fact, Mr.. Edison
,,. -.varnI people writing scenarios
,,y, on \ and b, ANA viii teach
children the alphabet by means of
,,osa moving pictures, and every
,,,nch of education such as history,
..,r,po,ry. etc. will soon be por
,r.y,d on the screen in our school
rooms.
when this time comes there will b"
ro playug hockey. no tagging ne
hind Instead, school children Will
,.go interested that they will hurry
,o .cbnu in the morning before the
he'll rings why? Because It's the
natural way 10 teach-through IN"
.ro rbe window of the soul Through
,t, ,,,. rs the way We learn from ma
mrc.
The nigh school at Decatur Ill"
,,a Installed new moving picture
machine. When the suggestion was
made several years ago, that the
ma,fne picture machine ought IL
pro.c o., very great value in educa-
,.opaI work. the d-tashioned folk
sbrlgeed their shoulders. They be
Ueyc hat education consists in COM
mittiur 10 memory a lot Of stuff that
has no particular interest for IN"
student that he perhaps does NOT
nlb understand that Is not connect %
,d with ether facts. and that be
..w,. rather detrimeut than "A
uru,Ht ru him by means Of the PIE
ur, machine many things will be-
made clear to students that have even
nrsp made obscure by definitions that
did not define, and that needed al
SORTS Of explanations Ia make thefi
halt way intelligible. Some day
some ON. in authority will get after
The so-called text books and then
they win fare worse than did the
famous library of the immortal.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-29
Rural Drama At Lyric.

MY Jim" Is n three act drama
playing ut the Lyric this week. The
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-29

"The CITY of Mexico ~ tue SUI
Tao, of n motion picture film soon '"
80 released nv the Essanay co, lhe
audience will see the hiS'", - ~,
Noche Triste. CThe Monrnf''l Nisn.
Tree, under which Corte2 wep' a''''
h,s defeat at the hands OF the AN'e's
rho beautiful la Viga caha'' Tue "'
,,ona, naIace and Pia2a Mayor u" :
- scromb,ing for a few cen'aV"''
adobe dwellings, the n'ii", ~,
rho flower markets and last OF ~" NV
rho monument erected at the "''i" .n =,
paeeo Avenue. to the memory u , ."o
las, Aztec emperor, Guanten'oH'h' =,
ar. g. ono Of great scenic beauty anu
unusual historic interest.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-29

The soldiers OF France are far'
famed fer their agility and one oltcH
wonders what sort of training Is re-
sponsble for It, A motion picture
has been made of "a French regiment
performing many feats of miiiiar!
gymnastics, and will be run through
on this country in the near future
In Il the soldiers scale high walls WIN
ease and grace that are admirahle
cross from roof Ia roof of houses ny
means of slack ropes and show then
prowess in other highly nterestlhH
WAYS The film carries the title. the
school of Gymnastics.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-29

sage" a two-reel drama, win be the
feature Offering beginning tomorrow.
49,.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-29

"The Burglar Who Robbed Dea.n
10 the title of Il strong drama recehl'S
produced by the Sells Polyscop' w.
The story was suggested by an ih'',
dont taken from real life. 1t te''S u
,,o regeneration of n physician VINO
had travelled the primrose pam 10"
ward until he had turned To pu'e'''s ,
for n means of livelihood the s'"is
mas a telling moral II VIII
leased On April 80.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-29

The cuttlefsh, one Of the strange
creatures of the deep Is the shblec'
of a motion picture study receh''S
n,do by pathe. This fish supplies
the cuttlebonc, which IL ENeh ~
caged birds, canaries particularly ah'
upon which they sharpen their bills
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-29

POSES of Yesterday" is the poetic
title of n Sclig release. through NV
accidental inding Of tan by Jon"
Ralston. Jr.. lac meets. falls in ioN'
with and marries the niece OF MS
uncle's boyhood sweetheart inc IAN
incidentally brings together the uhc''
a,d his former nancee. The settings
are picturesque and the s'orS "'S "
decisive appeal To both old ana NonhS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-08
MAY BUILDING $4,319,275
Three Times That Sum Spent a
Year Ago in Manhattan.

The report Of building operations in the
Borough Of Manhattan in May, as given
out yesterday by Rudolph P Miller, Build
ing Superintendent, shows a considerable
falling Off both in number and money in
VOWED.
In May there were plans filed for IS new
buildings costing a total Of S4,319275. as
against IS the same month last year cost
ing S12.646.375. thereby showing falling
of OF twelve in number and $S,327,1OO in
moneys involved.
There was a gain in only three classes
Of operations. stables and garages, tene-
ments and amusement places. the former
showing a gain Of fifteen in number and
$500, 600 in moneys involved and the lat
ter gain Of ten in number but decrease
Of s6S,S75 in moneys involved. There was
a falling of Of one in dwellings and ST.
600 in moneys.
No hotels were planned. One hosiery
was projected in May last year
Store and loft buildings show a de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-08

J. B. Cowles, the well known architect.
One will be al the southeast corner of
Coney Island and Cation avenues, and
will have a frontage Of about a. feet and
"a depth Of about s. feet. There will be
rooms for sixteen families. The other
house. ADJOINING. Will front on the south
erly side OF eaton avenue. and will so
have rooms for sixteen families
Morris Walensen plans TO spend 5000
for two four story brick fathouses. +oyS9
feet. on the westerly side OF Williams
avenue. 90 feet south Of Suffer avenue.
s Mllman q Son have drawn the plans.
These Will be two Of the best built houses
on this class Of structure ever designed
for this section Of Brooklyn.
There is considerable activity along
Ocean avenue. one recent plan calls for
an $500 house for Z. D. league from de-
signs by Harry Grattan. The house viii
be about 235 feet north OF Ditmas avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-08
NEWARK DWELLING SOLD.

Louis Schlesinger. Inc. have sold for
Ms l. Shosnthal and others. Of orange,
y. j.. TO Emil Mann. Of this city, the
two family frame dwelling house at No. 81
Walnut street. Newark. They have also
sod the vacant plot No. 1o2 Houston
street. for Michael Frank TO Catharine
Scnner, for improvement.
The factory department Of the same
firm Of brokers has leased, for the Glass
estate. the first floor in the Bartlett
Building. 40. 2l6 to 22S High street, TO
the Newark Sheet Metal Company. for a
period of three years; also the fourth
floor in the same building. for a period Of
three years. 20 the Continental Hat
Works. Of New York. and has also
leased the plot, for the estate Of c. Han
non. at the corner Of Cross & ogden
streets 70 the Booth & Finn Company.