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The young daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
George Fordyce is confined to its
home at Greggsville on account Of
Illness.
Ralph Morrison. of Valley Grove.
spent yesterday in Wheeling looking
after business matters
Herbert Montgomery. OF West Lib
erty, attended the teachers ound
Taele that was held al Bellaire yes
terday.
Rev. J. NJ. Potter. OF the Vance Mem
orial church has returned to his home
al Woodsdale after attending the
West Virginia Synod taht has been
In session at Elkins during the past
week
The little daus,ter Of Mr. and Mrs.
ID. l.. Thorn, OF Waddells Run Is con-
fined to its home with an illness
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kloss. returned
last evening TO Elm Grove after spend
ing several days on their honeymoon
along the great lakes.
Harry McGlumphy. OF Dcllas spent
Yesterday in Elm Grove attending 10
business matters
Earl Biggs. OF West Liberty spent
yesterday In Wheeling looking utter
business.
Rev. L. w. Lewellyn. pastor OF the
Stone church AT Elm Grove returned
last evening 20 his home after attend
Ing the SYNOD meeting at Elkins
pike district attended the celebration
that was held last evening in
Wheeling
The Halloween social that wa
given last evening az the St James
CHAPEL. AZ Elm Grove proved a de-
cided success
Miss Nell Davis. OF Fulton Is spend.
ing several days as the CUES, OF
friends In Charleston
Mrs. A. r. Crider and Mrs John
Trussell returned yesterday 20 their
homes az Film Erove after spending
several days viii friends at Union.
town. o.
Owing 10 the fact that a Bible con
ference viii be held In Wheeling sun
day the regular weekly meeting Of
The Rural Y. VI. G. A. will not be held
Sunday
Mrs. @. W Smith. has purchased
yalus Bile piece OF property In Over
brook
Several of the young people Of Elm
Grove enjoyed a marshmallOw toast
at View Point last evening
Mrs. William Mooney. Is confined
20 her home In Fulton With illness
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SISTERSYILLE

SiSTERSNtLLE. W. Va. Oct "a
Miss Rose Moss. Of Wheeling. b. the
house guest of Mf and Mrs. r. ~
Fischer
Mrs J r. Bull and Mrs. s. 4. Bull.
Of Marietta. are here visiting reia.
Mrs J. G. Archer and her guest
Miss Ala Sine. are spending a few
days ~ Alma
Mrs Julia Graham and daughter
Miss Liiah are visiting relatives In
Middlebourue
Dr j. a. Bennett has returned from,
Anderson. W. Va. whore he affenaoT
the annual meeting Of the State hap
list Association
Mrs. y. y. FISCHER has returned
from farkershurE where aho affend.
clubs
Walter Slender and family left ves.
tcrday Tor Huntington whore the
VIII make their future home
Many 81 the teachers OF the gis
tersville schools ieft Friday Tor Reii.
aire 70 attend the Round Table
Mrs. - a Durham wan In WhrrI.
ing yesterday VISITING friends
Mrs Henry kontE Of Ncu Martins.
vile. is the guest Of her sister Mr.
James n Frame
Leon Ladriere returned Friday from,
Hcigium where he spent the SUNNI
Louis Schmitf and family Who have
been VISITING relatives On France for
several months. have returned homo
Frank Horncr. Of Eiiioft pusinrss
college, .. spendins a few days with
Nj. and Mrs. r. T. covics. OF Hm
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street. combination man Of the Bell
Telephone. have moved 10 New Mar.
tinsville 70 make their future home.
Mrs S. q. Homer. Of Angelica. n
= u the guest Of her sister. Mrs. A
G. Jackson -
Invitations have been isuod for a
dance 20 BE- given Friday evening
october 30. In Thistle hall Decora.
llo.r i9i the occasion Will be used
music
The AT club was entertained Thurs
DAY afternoon By Mrs John Richards
and Mrs George Elletson al the home
Of the latter.
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PYTHIANS WELCOME


the look from the honest eye deep as
looking In when the sun hangs high. We
can see the stars.
a Lastfng Yrfsndshfp.
Friendship. not only when the sun
shines bright but when clouds hang
low. when sickness and death come 10
duty n there 70 comfort. % console,
ard. Ar possible. 20 point through tho
gloom ~ sorr0ws night 20 the stars
that shine beyond a. from each
star there radiates some light % bright
en- and 20 bless. We should b. stars o.
sympathy and cheer. that a gi0w may
be brought 20 the cheek. a sparkle o.
the eye and hope % the heart ~ those
in gloom.
~Oh. the grandeur ~ o. al the good
u ~ AL. the helpfuiuese % it ALL Think
~ The comfort. he chccr the hope that
has come from ~ all
--NearIy two million dollars yearly ex-
dividuai bcnevolencss Twenty thousand
homes frightened. mortgage paid. com
fort as1urcd o. the lnnurance Depart
ment ~ our order
-ofer thirfy-seVen millions of dollars
pald uidoHs ard orphans since itl
-rhink "a b. Zach year within our
castle halls more than fftv thousand
~ fhe beet men ~ the community learn
THIS iseraou ~ Friendship Of which g
presence N more Than half a million
NriFhfa whose lives are made the
nWnffff and fhf rrH.r hH che rendition
and recital 81 On OBJ
This lesson teaches ue that the man
Who o. relf-abaorbed loses the best n
asinsh and Alone
Inc man Who lives Tor nnIf nlrrn
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0UT-THE-PIKE
Build New Homes.

Birch Lynn seems destined 10 be
come one Of the most sought after
residence sections in the out the pike
district The homes now being and
70 be erected during the winter and
spring months. will be out OF the ordi-
cary. Mr.. John r. Reid. junior mem
mer OF the firm % McCullagh n REID.
hss just started work on fine home
which viii cost between $4,000 and
fllsvyV. The home Will be built OF
interlocklng tie and stucco. and viii
nave a tile roof a number Of other
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has no helping hand and t. travelling a
road that narroWs and narrowa 10 the
end. and at last his footprints alone
mark the way.
The man who lives FOR others has
not only his own strength. but all that
comes b. Absorption.
The world D. fun Of music. We alone
do not make IL.
The world H. fun OF sunshine. II
does not solely shine on any one Of a..
Good sbounds. yet no one has q
Love reigns. but not singiy and
The king % soinshness rules only
himself. and spends his time quarroling
The rood u life. the flowers ~ life
tho happiness Of life. come 20 those who
feast upon the rebound Of Kind acts
Fracioualy haafowod
'-rhe Kingdom of Love h. everywhere.
and cFery subject " eurH a crown. They
carry NANTES ~ Charity. and cruel
words and deeds are ieft 20 those who
All this. ard more. b. taught In The
ritual ~ the order IN word. ana rhra
intelligence ana yet in Language 10 sirn-
PIE and plain that ali may fully under
Come into Our Own
we have nov fully some Into our
own with nfy FEARS of driiL nfty years
~ .eaperience. ntted to o. the things
cads D. fast beconaing the eaii aniverssi
the call 10 AID. o. help. ~ serve me
call 20 brighten. 90 cheer. fo make gIad
ne hearts and homes ~ The great army
.ot unfortunate iu city. and town. ard
country
In che years to come. We can b.. We
must D. the greatest organized force
Tor good tn TIE struggle fnf re- hrfrr hu.
runnlff and higher. nnhiaf manhood
"ou THE Golden Jubilee. greetings.
mN brethren. here ard ft arF where our
lives made rich DOB the splendid friend
snipf Drought to a. turuuah tnir order.
Memory locker niiod with frarrant
fl0wcrs ne thought ~ those Who
sleep.
"fef ur at his time renew our vows
ard 900 fhr coming years with more ~
tno rvfhiau spirit. kIndrfar. FrnfIrnrra.
charity. good deeds ard love ~ home 10
that whom for ua the western kIfIa Oh.
nCur. nfre sun. and our Tired dnv has
funf into the arms ~ rrsfful night and
ifrnNfna eh0u vault.
rf Hll0n with stars uuuffrrahfV bfIFHf
Seems IKE n canopy which love has
spread
TO- furfnin her sleeping world
LIo Recording Angel RI the great nook
~ life. may swrife these words TTr
lived 90 bless mankind
ARD when the uay Eterusi dsuns.
may fhf cry ~ fne Peri b. ours
joy. sou forever task ia done
ihe ratrs ere pass and Heaven o.
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OPENING MEETING
OR CONFERENCE
sisLE MEETINGS TO BE HELD
EVERY oAY FOR WEEK BE-.
GINNING SUNDAY.
Or. Camden N. cobern WIN Deliver
Address Sunday Afternoon In
Court Theatre.

The worlds Bible conference will
be formally opened in this city Sun
day afternoon at the Court theatre
at O'Clock. Rev. Camden NJ .Cobern
VIII deliver the openin gaddress. Dr.
John l. Dickey will preside at chair
man OF the meeting and will have Of
hcial charge OF the program that will
be carried out. The special music In
connection being furnished by the
vested choir OF the Thomson NJ. T..
church. under the direction OF Mr..
Frank r. Kincheloe. Rev. Sol C.
Dickey. who has made the great an
nual Bible conference at Winona
Lake. Ind. what II Is today-the
greatest In the country-will also be
present and deliver the opening ad
dress. DR.. Sol Dickey will have
charge of the local conference during
the entire week.
Climalene is pure and harmless;
use IL freely
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-24
RIVER NEWS

The stage OF the river at the Local
continues TO vary from time to time
between eight and nine feet. while in
the pool above the McMechen dam
the stage is AS feet and below the
dam feet. The Allegheny river at
Parker yesterday was nine-tenths OF
foot and the Monongahela river at
Morgantown was seven feet and sta
tionary
The Grantsville left the wharf yes
.erday at IL o'clock for New Mata-
moras. The only boat to arrive at the
wharf during the day was the Ruben
Dunbar from Charleston. enroute TO
Pittsburgh. The Ruben Dunbar viii
return from Pittsburgh Sunday morn
ing and will stop at the wharf on her
return trip to Charleston.
The packet service will soon be
inaugurated between this city and
Steubenville. with the steamer Dixie
making round trips Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday of each week The
Dixie will leave the local wharf at 9
o'clock in the morning and will return
az $3.50 O'Clock in the evening. carry
ing freight and passengers.
River Stages.
DAVIS ISLAND DAM-9.2 feet sta
1tOnary. cloudy.
sTEUBENviLLE-s.e feet. falling:
PARKERsBURG-s.5 feet station
MoRGANTowN-7 feet. stationary:
cloudy.
OIL cITY-.s foot. falling: cloudy.
WARREN foot. falling; clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-24

The following services have bocn
.nounced by Rev D.. % f.eweilvn fof
sunday 40 The Stone church sabfUfh
Hrnrol at 30 a. m. Mr a. " Wuahon
superintendent Sermon 10 Nd nj nj
home. "A Good Pattern Junior
lhriafian Endoavor 10 $40. Senior
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-24

The laFt sac rites over the remains
~ the late Ella Elmer dauFhfor of
Nf and Mrs. John Elmer. Who passed
lWHY 90 The home 81 her parents
huraday evening. VIII DO held in tho
g"iius OF her Grand parents near Tria.
o. lphia sunday afternoon I'd o'ciort
lntermeut Will be- In Stone church
cemetery
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services In the Film Grove N D.
ehufch will BE- held sunday a. follovs
sunday school. 9:fb preaching. III
%. by the pastor. subject. The stone
.umblnE Class meeting and Junior
1919 30, bpWorth League devo-
~ me pastor. subject. Workers or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-24

Any good citizen wtu GO.
tnelr home mel chants. a. io,g -
icy know they are gefffur 49,
ls,oney worth. Buy your shoes and
pou,t,. iuIhishings from Folmnr
money worth. That is Wbv M
sc holding all their old custon,.,,
ana always getting new ones
RoLNAR RoMINE CO.
Elm Grove.
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Members Of the Ladies' Aid 80.
eie',i,y OF the Elm Grove church or God
~" III Eve pie and apron social fbis
.tnlns ln the Upper peter's Run
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GIVE RECEPTION
Members % Thomson NJ. e church
Weleons Pastor Rsv. ". c. Hart

Wcmbera of thomson ~. e. church
Welcons Pastor Rev. ". C. Hart.
niger Sack 70 the Church.
The reception given by moubors ~
the Thomson NJ. - church 10 Rev
and Mrs w g. Hartinger last even
ing. proved n decided success and vas
well attended By members of fbe
church as Vel a. BY visiting minis
tiers from other churches Tbc -
dresses Of welcome on behalf III ~
members. were delivered BIZ Il H.
l-awyer superintendent Of the sun
day school. Mrs. e. a. smith urcsi
dent n ne Ladies AID sociefv ana
Jesse hect, president Of the Epworfh
league Another feature IN connar.
ton With the reception vas ~,
special music that was rendered H.
memhfre ~ the Thomson veafrd
choir kefrefhmcnts were served
Clean and brifhtcn the HnoIeum
wsHNN HfIe~nHa-. 80
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1T y Holt. one OF the leaders n,
~ Nv. SOCIALIST party. from Weston Al
W. sseu the members Of his parfv iset
evening a. Elm Grove. ''''' '"H'
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zee homes win be started With,
fEe next few weeks "ithih
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The annual teachers institute OF the
Sand Hill district was held yesterday
at the Dallas school. Harry McDowl.
superintendent OF schools in Marshall
delivered an excellent address.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-24
Sheriff'S Notice

State snd County taxes FOR 1914 are
due. " paid on or before November
sothi discount % ~ per cent will
bc SLOWED. No allowances ear be made
during December ard Interest adds
after January let
Requests Tor amount % taxes must
- IN writing, telephone calls cannot
Be answered during oitcount period
IT. SWEENEY. s. o. c.
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River Stages


5:tO. theme The Candle and the
Bushel"
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Dr ". D psun Dentist. Rice BLDG
fiHi hioFt fUf
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Clean and brifhtcn the Hnoleum
With Climalene
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the lcok from the honest eye deep rs
TitbottOm's well. and 90 pure, that.
looking In when the sun hangs high. We
can see the atars.
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1O65 MAIN. STREET

but
other
star shcn
eaudoo the edof
WILL nd doss hevdo
COME TO MONEY ON EVE
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Climalene is pure and harmless;
use IL freely.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-09-28
"THE TREY o. HEARTS" At THE
PALACE

The power llfeboat containing Alan,
Rose and Barcus is running along the
lee of the mainland: Alanis In the
bright white light some distance ahead.
A moment later the engine dies. They
carry Rose ashore. leaving Barcus on
guard. Alan runs up the beach, and
finds a small fishing village with a
railroad station. The agent and tele-
graph operator are about to shut up
for the night There is one other man
in the station-the smuggler messen-
ger, who has brought Judith's telegram
to her father. He recognizes Alan, but
keeps out, of sight Alan asks for
till morning. Alan sends a telegram to
Digby asking to arrange for special
train to await him at Providence and a
motor car on the waterfront at New
Alan, with Barcus. gets Rose to the
hotel He then goes out to charter. a
fast power-boat. The proprietor of the
ready rutfian who has such a boat.
While they are talking, Alan sees a
rocket go up from the. highest point in
the vicinity and asks the meaning of it.
He can get no explanation, and sus-
poets that 1t is a signal to Judith and
her gang from their allies.
Judith, on the schooner, spies the
rocket going up on the mainland. The
smuggler captain agrees with her in
terpertation of the signal and crowds
Alan, in alarm. calls Barcus and tells
him his suspicious. They rush to the
wharf Barcus grabs Alan and hurries
him to the motor car. on the way they
Barcus The latter goes to the mat
with the cop, shouting to Alan to go on.
Alan feels that this is the only course
left to him.
Two minutes later Marrophat drives
up in high powered touring car.
something heavier and faster than AL
ans He arrives just in time to rescue
judith. She directs him in pursuit of
the fugitives and the party rides off at
high speed.--Advertisem
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-09-28
ORPHEUM

Gladys Clark and Henry Bergman,
the couple who charmed us on two diff
ferent occasions at the Orpheum Thea
ter in Jesse Lasky's TRAINED Nurses"
burst on our vision at that theater to-
day, giving Harrisburgers the very first
opportunity to see them in their new
est production, The Society Buds"
beautiful, declared by the few vaude-
Vile managers who viewed it, to be the
finest attraction Mr.. Lasky ever pre-
sented in vaudeville. OF course, the
clever stars of the piece are what will
please theatergoers most, especially be-
fore they have had an opportunity to
soc the new act. But the opportunity
for scenery and costumes, asone would
CLEAN from its title are limitless. Since
act is said to be a genuine treat from
a sight standpoint. The story and
music for The Society Buds" was writ
ten by the same writer's of Red
Heads" and the Trained Nurses" Will
liam LeBarron and Robert Hood Bow
ers. respectively, and it is said to be
even more fascinating and catchy than
the. piece Miss Clark and Mr.. Bergman
will sing the two songs that were es-
pecially written for them by Irving
Berlin. entitled FURNISHING a Home
For Two" and MY Idea of Paradise" ;"
both of which are said to fit in the
playlet brightly. The stage setting is
fashioned after the famous Castle
House. the rendezvous of New York s
400, and is extremely effective. Taken
likely create a small sensation at the
Orpheum this week. A rattling bill Of
Keith hits will Suppore this big head
ner-AdvertiSement
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-09-28
FATHER IS PROUD
Of STALWART SON
Brumbaugh's Parent Says That He
Was BashfuI, but Seems to
Have Gotten Over 1t

The illness of the Rev. George Boyer
Brumbaugh, father of the Republican
candidate for Governor, has attracted
much attention to the venerable par
ent of the big educator and there are
many hopes that he will soon recover
from the illness that has placed him
ON cot in the Blair Hospital at Hunt
ingdon. DIR. Brumbaugh has been q
source of pride to his father. say
time when he went out and cut tele-
graph poles and lumber to pay off the
mortgage on the fathers farm, and
he has followed his career with the
greatest loving care.
On Friday night the elder Brum-
baugh attracted much attention
among the people who attended the
Republican gathering and talked with
interest of his son. incidentally, he
said that the youth of DR.. Brumbaugh
was marked by shyness that was as
tonishing. He said when Martin was
a boy he was bashful, as a student at
Juniata College. / told him to keen
in touch with his teachers, to be at
hand when some one was needed
quickly, and then / said, you will be
at the hub of the wheel You will be
on the spot. That is what Martin did,
They had him ring the college bell
and he swept the halls for them. Later
when there was a vacant class to be
heard, they called on Martin to fill
the place, and he did it as well as he
could.
Il did not burden him with too
much advice. one day ! said BE
yourself. Martin. even if YOU are not
bigger than a thumb; David was him
self, and he counted for more than
Goliath
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-09-28
Recipes of Our Pioneer Mothers

for the home treatment of disease
were wonderfully dependable. True,
they knew nothing of drugs. but owed
their success to the roots. herbs and
barks of the field. 1t is interesting to
note that Lydia e. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound. the most successful
remedy for female ills we have, was
originally prepared for home use from
one of these recipes. Its fame has
now spread from shore to shore, and
thousands of American women now
well and strong claim they owe their
health and happiness to Lydia 70.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.-Ad-
Vertisement.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-09-28
"THE MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY"
AT EuE NICTORIA TODAY

"Tracked BY the Secret Service" is the
famous feature, 1.-THE Million Dollar
Mystery" 1t is marvellous production
and is shown at the Victoria every
Monday. This instalment will be an
other perturbation which ought to elicit
the deepest interest of Victoria patrons
No Account Smiths Baby" is re-
markable picture play of exceptional
merit. Every Man Has His Price" is
another silent drama that draws home
a moral lesson in a clear. convincing
way. Pathe comedies are always very
much of a laugh -provoker as any we've
cevr shown. For tomorrow we have
the pleasure to announce Great
entitled. "The Golden Heart" a tsory
of supreme sacriGee.-Advertise
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-09-28
COLONIAL

"The Lion of Venice" a marvellous
Will be the reiEning attraction for the
first half Of the week at the Colonial
Theater. All the action of the piece
taltts place In Venice, calling in mar
one foot of the whole six reels shows
street, all of the scenes being the in
teresting canals. 1t calls in a marvel
Gus battle at sea, tells a beautiful
romance, and scenicslly It. is said to be
alone worth the time and price. The
vaudeville acts for the FIRST half of the
week VIII be led or by SIX minstrel
part, of gags and songs; there will also
be a clever duo of comedy and singing
entertainers, as well as Miss Tuttle and
her wonderful group of trained BIRDS
Advertisements
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-09-28
EVA TANGUAY NEXT MONDAY

its attraction for next Monday, the
opening day of the big firemen's con-
vention week in Harrisburg. a farce
comedy entitled Miss Tobasco," in
which Miss Eva Tanguay, the we'll
known star of vaudeville and musical
comedy, will play the title role. This
is a piece that Miss TanguaY imported
from Paris for her own use and she is
the owner and manager of the produc-
tion and company as well as its star.
With music interpolated especially for
her, Miss Tanguay injects her special
ties into the play. Seats for this per-
formance will go on sale Friday. - Ad-
Vertisement.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-09-28
A. Rustem Bey, Turkish
Ambassador, Leaves

a. Rustem Bey, Turkish Ambassa-
dor to the United States, has an
nounced that he will not remain here.
Because President Wilson demanded
an explanation of an interview he
gave recently he decided to quit.
There have been suspicious that this
action was engineered by German dip
lomats, but so far no PROOF of it.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-09-28
LARGE CRoMp GREETs X IRK pRowN

Daily. Continuous Vaudeville and
Pictures.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-09-28
@z1TSEEaINEN
MAJESTIC

All this week - Kirk Brown i'm reper-
toire of successful plays-This even
ing "Rafhes"
Next Monday-Eva TanEuay In Miss
Tobasco."