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The Washington times., 1914-02-18
SUFFRAGE PLAYERS
PERFECT ALL PARTS
Dress Rehearsal for ''HoW the
Vote Was Won," Held at
Columbia Theater.

Every role to the last line has been
learned by the women who are to take
part in the suffrage play. How the
| Vote Was Won,'' to be given at the
Columbia Theator Friday afternoon.
The first dress rehearsal was held TINS
afternoon at the Columbia Theater.
How the Vote Was Won has been
played often on the professional stage
in England, and this country. Besides
being admirably fittel to the demands
of the suffragists, it is a snappy farce.
A preludge. the sketch, "Berofe sun
RISE" will be given, showing the !ou,is
girl OF the early sixties bound round DS
her hoop skirts and the thousand con-
ventions of her day. Miss Effie Baker.
! interpretive dancer. will give SOTO
dance Miss Baker is a pupil or MISS
Fleming Noyes, who lately gave per
forInance for the New York state " OIL
an Suffrage Association.
The plot is that OF poor man who no
insists that woman'S place IL III the
home. but who is won over to the cause
by having his female relatives come anu
live with him.
Miss Edith Goode. who plays prom :
inent role. has taken part in many
amateur performances at SnI'h 'ol-
leGe.
Mrs. Mary Realty ClasSett. who
takes the leading role of the chnSlhS
vine WlIt. VIII Hldh' ~
pearance on the amateur stage III
How tho Vote Was Won She Tor
merly played on the professional stage
as Mary Realty" with stuart ROBSON,
in Henrietta" Others who Will take
part are Miss Mabel Grandin, Mrs.
Maud Howell Smith. Mrs Carol Bro.
Mrs Randolph Kieth Forrest, MISS
Frances Carpenter, Henry Sands, ana
James DAILY. The play is undsr the
stage naSement of Mrs. FORREST:
The following is the complete list OF
patrOnesses: Mrs. Christian Hem
mick. Mrs Warner Baldwin Bayiey'
Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor, Mrs. L. +. An
drews. Mrs. William Barrett Eidgeiy,
Mrs. James l.. Mitchell, Mrs. Ormspy
McCammon. Mrs. Monroe HOPKINS
Mrs Harry Hyland Carr, Mrs. Rlcn-
ard Wainwright. sr.. Miss Flora VII
son. Mrs. Bowman McCalla, Mrs. John
J. White, Mrs. Alfred Barry, Mrs.
Morven Thompson, Mrs George
Armes. Mrs. William Kent, Mrs. koD-
ert N. La Toilette, Mrs. Adolph Mill
er. and Mrs. Robert II. Baker.
Led by Mrs. Retta Childe DorF'
members of the Congressional Union,
paraded downtown business streets
last evening carrying transparencles
advertising the play. Because OF the
snow the paraders marched on the
sidewalks. Those in the party were
Mrs Dorr, Miss Lucy Burns, MISS
Doris Stevens, Miss Emily Perry,
Miss Ruth AstOr Noyes, Miss BESSIE
Barkley, and Miss Annie Salbury.
The Washington times., 1914-02-18

Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will GER
tainly give the stomach the repair 1t
needs and Is always crying aloud Tor.
\ tablet taken after each meal Will
in the course of several hours become
IA portion of the digestive fluids. 1t
will build up these fluids. First in the
stomach. then in the intestinCs.
The liver is the storehouss of the
body. Here are assembled all the re-
serve fluids of the system. and here tho
various ingredients of Stuarts Dys-
pepsia Tablets minEle with the faulty
natural juices and strengthen them or
il they are too strong then they will
be reduced 10 their proper strength
ana proportion.
StUdrt's Dyspepsia Tablets contain a
>inEI" ingredient, one grain of which
is sufficient to digest 5000 grains of
food. Just think how gratefully such
an element is received into 4 body
that cannot digest at all without Il
new weakening of the already de-
pleted Juices.
Go to Your druggist this very day
and obtain a box Of Studrt'S Dyspep-
sia Tablets. price so cents. y week =
trial viii make YOU 4 new man and
your stomach will so back to work.
Advt.
The Washington times., 1914-02-18
Suffragettes Advertise
Play in Unique Manner

A miniature suffrage parade consist
ing of ten Inarchers attracted attention
OH downtown streets last evening.
Transparencies advertising the suffrage
play. How the Vote Was Won" were
carried by Mrs. Rheta Childe Dorr, Miss
Doris stevens, Miss Emily Perry, Miss
BESSIE Barclay. Elizabeth Farrell. Mrs
Mary Realty CIaggett, and Miss Lucy
Burns.
The play. which Is to he given the az
tcrnoon of February ~, with Before
sunrise as curtain raiser, IS no"
being rehearsed daily at the theater
was Won" is taken by Mrs. Mary
kealtv ClaGctt. The production IS In
charge of Mrs. Randolph Keith Forrest.
The Washington times., 1914-02-18
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

ArTived-LawTencC, FarraSut. Colds
borough, and Hull, at Sausllito; Cy-
clopS at Hampton Roads.
Sailed-LawrenCc, FarraGut, Goldsoof-
ough, and HUH from Mare Is and for
SauSalito: San Francisco from cape
IIaiticn for tiuaCanayabo bay ana
Vera Cruz. Chester from Vera cruz
for Table: Jupiter from Santa Bar
bara channel for san Francesca,
Hancock from Pensacola TOT New
Orleans: Monaghan. Fluss''T. Pres
ton. Reid, sitcrctt. and Terry. from
Key West for Tampa.
The Washington times., 1914-02-18
Children Plead in Vain
To Save Fathers Life

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 1\.-Nhsn the
two children oI Stcv" CherlSa, Mary.
seven. and Philip, five, were brou=n.
before Governor Rulst0u TODAY Ia p!' a'i
for the life of th,ir 1Hthrr, who - con-
dcmncd to die ::r>; Friday 10y clctu!t-
ity for wifi murder. Ia" governor re
bukcd Fred tiIsj"l. ar indiana Ilar"":
banker who, MItn two Wom"'l' ma
brought the childrcu and dismissed ti":
dclc-alion snyIr: h' must Ob'y the law.
GOV, you VIII save Iuy papa. won I
your pleaded III" ltlic girl, hiss, ms
the governor s hand.
Governor ItalSt"r waved her away,
rcitcratiu.- that il Wa not just 10 at
tempt thus To pay oi, his .*"rsib'iIties
thrrk.i ana Harry T;Hsi"", also i wife
killer. will be t." hr-1 p'l.'na N In
diana to die. b. cl'rtriCits.
The Washington times., 1914-02-18
Three-Year-Old Lad
IS Cigarette Smoker

BOSTON. Feb. 1&-Thr"" years old.
but a cI-Lrc:tc smoker, Charles Pu"dJ
toddlcd into the Waltharn police courI
today, wh,u hla grandfathc", Hugh
Purdy, W. ;,r,;firncd. charged with Civ
ing a cigarette to minor and with as
Sault.
Mrs. Amanda Graves. siStcr-in-law of
PTrdy. trst,rrd III" child picked up Gig
arate butts yruuud tn" house, and often
lay in his rIIndtathcr'" arms ard
smoked. Sh,- declared sh" wa trying To
t.kc him from his "r;ndpaICuL when
the assault tool, place.
Four oth'ra t"stiucd the child was a
frequent Usci Of tobacco.
The court imposed a nuc uf s..
The Washington times., 1914-02-18
Claims He Has Cured
Cancer With Radium

NEW YORK. Feb. N.-Pcrmancnt
cure Of cancer of the fac" and neck by
r.ldium treatment WAS claimed by Dr.
I;""C~t Able. of this city. IN Il lecture
Ncfere the Radium Institute OF Amer
lea at Columbia University. DT. Will
lam Duane. OF the Harvard Medical
School. explained experiments with IA
dunn gas and in treating cancer. say
ing that temporary cures at least had
been cifcC' tied.
The Washington times., 1914-02-18
Charity Organizations
Appealing for Funds

Another appeal is being sent out by
the Associated Charities and the Citi-
zens' Relief Association.
The cold weather made great inroads
on the fanances of both organizations.
and no less than 635 families or 2,T7
individuals are now dependant upon the
two bodies.
The joint finance committee Of the AS
sociated Charities and the association
IS sending out letters of appeal All
contributions should be sent to Howard
s. Reside, treasurer, 923 II street north
west
The Washington times., 1914-02-18
NAVY.

Lieutenant Commander g IL. FlSCH-
ER, to home. wait orders.
Lieutenant GEORGE JOERNS, TO
home, wait orders.
Ensign 6. w. HEWLETT, TO New
ErS.ic-n ". \. RICHARDSON. to Ar
kansas.
Ensign J. L. DALTON. to temporary
duty Constellation.
Ensign \. L. MONTGOMERY. TO Ia
coma.
Ensign l.. W. ROBINSON, to Tacoma.
The Washington times., 1914-02-18
Col. Glenn Will Address
Spanish War Veterans

Conn and.r }. Hrainard CTarkc. Of
General Urru C.unp. No. =. United
Sr.nish WIi Veterans. haa invited all
Veterans of the District TO attend a
meeting tonight at tn" cam, h1ll. cot.
John J.. Glenn vii peak.
Colonel CT"m. of Tho ttu.Hrtcrniaster
Corus. is the only officer now on the
ncticv list who served durin;; tho civil
var. amt lie Is fnuilIub known Js the
"I.rrInuucr Boy Of IhirkauItugI."
The Washington times., 1914-02-18
Two Men Appear as
Husband of Florence

Two men, each Of whom dCclIrcd he
is ia" lawful husband "f E7orcmcc Jul
Nor, alias Florence EXum, appeared i'll
the Police court to-day to xiv" evidence
against Tn" woman on tn" charge "f
IigLpy. Chester X. Junior, I0O1 V street
mort invest. sHya she married hiIn in Co
Iuu,bIa y. e., NOR" than u year ago,
and William ENuIu %;lys Il" was married
10 the woman in washington. January
u The ease was continued until Fri
,Iay tn enable the Government to pro-
,lfi-. the minister VINO performed the
fuIrriagt. here.
The Washington times., 1914-02-18
Lehigh Gets SSO0,OO0
From the Packer Estate

pHILABEIrIIIA. Feb H. I.cUi.1r
University viii r'c'iy" &>r"pr and -.
Lukc's Hospital south Bcrhlrhcm. s.
90 under an ndjudIc;,li"u Of the estate
of ASt NJ. Packer, confirmed 10y the
orphans cuurt.
Mr.. Packer. builder Of the Lchii.h
Valley RAILROAD. d,"i ~ 49,. leaving
several million dollars. lie Guundcd both
institutions.
The Washington times., 1914-02-18
ROCKVILLE.

Property owning women of KensinS-
tor. will have an opportunity TO vote IL
a. bill introduced in the state senate BY
DR.. Eugene Jones. of this county, IS
passed. The measure authorizes pond
issue of 5000 for a sewerage system
in KensingtCn. but stpulates that the
proposition must first be passed upon Dy
the property owners, male and female,
of the town. The town clerk u d.
rected to prepare a poll list of such tax
payers.
John Ross Bremner, of Washington,
and Miss Elsie Grant Fraser, of New
York city. and Envel Clifton kncaid,
OF Covington. Va. and Miss Lola Janet
amcng the couples married in Rockville
in the last few days.
Charles Holsey, colored, thirty-three
years old. left Washington Saturday to
visit his brother and sister, near Etch-
iscn. His brother was to have met him
at the railroad station at washington
Grove. but was prevented by the snow.
Holsey started out on foot His body
was found Sunday half a mile from his
brothers home He had collapsed and
been frozen to DEATH
The annual convention OF the farmers
of Montgomery county is in session at
Sandy Spring, with 200 persons in at
tendance. Mortimer o. Stabler, of Spen-
cerville, is presiding.
Joseph Frazier has filed suit IN the
circuit court in Rockville for an abso-
lutte divorce from Alberta Frazier, OF
Washington. on the ground of desertion.
He also asks the custody Of their only
child. aged eight.
The Washington times., 1914-02-18
Catholic Women Raise
Fund for Virgin Shrine

Tie FIRST anniversary Of the National
Organization Of CathoIi" W"ucn. an Or
;.amizatiun formed to collect funds for
tho. erection uf u chapel to the Virgin
Mary at th.. Catholic I'ni, crsity, in
this city. WAS celebrated with a lunch
con Mt New York yesterday. Centribu-
IONS tut:tlinp $2N,ooU have already been
received, II WAS Announced
The Washington times., 1914-02-18
College Graduates Are
Favored by Railroad

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. lS.-That ~
per cent of the fifty young officers OF
the Pennsylvania railroad are college
en- is the information which the COM
pauy's statiStician sent forth today to
the educational centers of the land. OF
the 100 next youngest. 80 per cent are
college men.
The Washington times., 1914-02-18
Escapes From Asylum
By Removing Screen

I:y r,srvnr-' q screen from "uc Of ih"
windows, Audr'w ~ J. walton. ALLEGED
might've from ia" insane ~ iuu ut
stockton, 'aI. ,4' dp"d this morning
from IN" pSvoH"r"tlir ward at WASH
.rGIUn ASN!Im, Wu'r" Ia. had b",u Hm-
der ohScrVh; on siI'' February 81,
Walton Wa = prlN:ri" in Company g,
Tw"uty-si>th nit"d States Volunteers.
and served Throughout the Cuban 'Im-
Iai,,H.
Walton Wae dressed iu TIA" ward
clothes when hc got away from his i'll
Stitution this morning.
The Washington times., 1914-02-18
DON'T FEEL RIGHT? HEADACHY, BILIOUS.
C0NST|PATED. STOMACH BAD?- dime A BOX

taScarCtS Immediately cleanse and
Swrcten the stomach. rcmuV, tn. sour
undigestcd and f"rmcnting food and foul
gases; take the excess bile from the
liver and carry off the Cuustipatrd waste
matter ana poison from the bowels
\ CasCLrct tonight straightcRs Nuu
out 10y muTniIS-a l0-ccnt box keeps
your head clear, stomach sweet, liver
and bowels regular aud you feel bully
for months. Don't forget the children
The Washington times., 1914-02-18
Alleged Robbers Held.

Raymond Clancy and Charles Nov
bray, accused uf smatrEii.; the handba;;
of Margaret &. Scui"y. FnurtCcmth ;uid
Monroe streets. waived their hcITnE ON
Il charge OF robbery to-day IL IN" Poli"'.
Court, and were bound over Tor the
grand jury. Their bond was liked at
$500 each. Fh" complainant charges
the men with grabbing her handbag
near the Hotel Stratf"rd. Tile purse,
valued at $40. contained 81,
The Washington times., 1914-02-18
When the Stomach
Goes Back 10 Work
Then Is the Whole System Glad.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Will
Quickly Put the Stomach
Tn Shane

When the stomach fails to do its
work properly the whole machine OF
man is unstrung and wholly incapable
of work. This condition obtains from
the tinieSt nerve to the big, strong.
pumping heart.
made the stomach mans strongest or
gan, but when IL stops work man ought
to realize that it does SO because it
can continue no longer.
The Washington times., 1914-02-18
Investigator Will Tell
Pharmacists of "CureS''

Martin |. WiIbcrt, 4 Incmf,. ur tho
commits" APPOINTED by the N.uti"u.d
College Of Plaru!a"y 10 invest IgHt" tho
patent medicine problem. viii Iddr..: ,
his aSSD"iat'S this evening Hi "''lu"k
in the college, NN street H"IiiIn'si
Tho pTomulrHiiCu of I.s,lIlatIJn, con
CrIHiuE thu. prOD'r equipment of q dru-
store will h,. discussed, ns well 9s other
matters of interest 10 tn" pharmacist
physician. :tud"ut, and l1IIrau. Thc
IMIhlIC Is inNltCh.
The Washington times., 1914-02-18
Burglars Kill WatChman,

NEW YORK. Feb. I> William I.rh-
man. Hij;ht Waterman for Thatford and
Acls"rman, coal dealers. of East New
York. was killed carly today by robbers.
who bow the "tiicc safe aud escaped
Lehman came upon tho men while they
were WORKING on the safe, and vas
struck on the head.
The Washington times., 1914-02-18

You mon and women h" can't get
feeling right-who have hc.llarho. coat
eel tongue, i0ul taste and fuul breath,
dizziness, can sleep, are nervous unl
upset. bothered with II sick. Sassy
Stu'nach
Are yuu keeping ynur bowels clean
with CaSr:trctS merely dosing Your
self every few days with salts pills,
castor oil and other harsh IrrIlauts?
The Washington times., 1914-02-18
Sylvester Has Visitors.

George n Porter. director OF public
safety of Philadelphia: James =. Nor
ton. deputy commissioner of public
safety Of Jersey city. and John II. Ne
Govern. city recorder of HubOkCn, Vis-
tied Major Sylvester today.
The Washington times., 1914-02-18
Theft Trial Continued.

On the charge of the theft of soc from
Lillian Wyman. of 6241a l. street north
west, Elizabeth Richards will be tried
in the United States branch of the Po-
lice Court on February "a
The Washington times., 1914-02-18
Army andNavy
ARMY.

Second Lieutenant FRED SEfDEL,
coast Artillery Corps, is relieved
from aviation duty with the Signal
Corps and from duty at the SlSnai
C'Crrs Aviation school, San Diego.
cal, and will proceed to Fort Ste
SCnS Greg.
The Washington times., 1914-02-18

With the large pond on the main res
crvation frozen hard, inmates and at
tendants at the Government Hospital
for the Insane are making skating
their chief amusement
The Washington times., 1914-02-18

building all at once. 1t is very possible
that the hose line of No. 6 leading into
the front door of the Ten-Cent Store
was hidden under the tons of water that
poured out of the entrance
Now when the Deputy arrived at his
station on the roof Of the Family Shoe
Store and knew that the roof OF the
Ten-Cent Store building was sagEinG.
did he not know that the men he had
sent into the bottom floor of that build
ing were in imminent danger?
Still no alarm was sent to the men
who We're under the three blazing floors.
When those with him said There she
goes meaning the roof, still no word
was sent to Wagner. When the floors
fell, sullivan claims he did not hear
the noise. Persons have testified here
including Fire Marshal Nicholson that
the noise could be heard block.
Whether il was inefficient fre-fisht
ing to keep men on the first floor while
fire ragged on three floors above them
and while tons of waters were being
poured in on top of them, / a mnot going
TO say. l leave that to the judgment OF
the trial board.
1t seems to me that so long as we
are not blessed, as are those in New
York, with chiefs who know immedi-
atcly upon arrival at fire, where var
ious companies are located, that the
chief should have some method of find
Ing out from his subordinates where
they have sent men,
The Washington times., 1914-02-18
Anacostia, HyattspilLe
ANACOSTIA.

Protest from the Anacostia Citizens
Association against erection of over
head wires has been forwarded to the
Commissioners.
The Washington times., 1914-02-18

L,
:rer residence. She has improved.
With the adoption of a program last
night for its meeting on the evening OF
March :, Anacostia Council. No. Is,
Junior Order Of United American Me-
chanics, announces Prof. Fulton B.
Karr, Daniel T.. Smithson, and Charles
\. Stevens as soloists for the occasion.
Anacostia ministers Will speak.
Wesley Mcdonald. fourteen, living at
1871 w street. collided with a lamp post
while coasting last evening. He was
cut about the face. DIR. r. D. Mudd
dressed his wounds. Milton Cox, elev-
en-, Of 1861 Good Hope road. while coast
ing on w street last night. collided
with a truck and was struck on the
head.
G. W. Kramer. desk clerk at the
Eleventh precinct slipped on the ice
while crossing the Anacostia bridge Jes-
terday. receiving injuries to his hands
and face. He is under care of a physi-
clan.
Martha Tolliver, colored. sixty. was
brought to the Anacostia police station
last night, suffering from exposure. She
was taken to tho Washington Asylum
Hospital.
The Minnesota Avenue Improvement
Association has indorsed suffrage for
the District The question of admitting
women as active members of the as
sociation came up again at last nights
meeting. Action on this proposition will
be taken at an early meeting.
Dr. George c. Havenner presented the
annual report of the associations ac-
tivities. pointed out that many improve
ments had been obtained.
That the lamps removed from Penn
sylyania avenue are to be erected in
Minnesota avenue soon was the IN
formation communicated by DR.. Upton
S. Howser.
New officers elected are: ]. T. Her
bert, president; Edwin Linger, vice
president; ]. ]. Britt, secretary; the
Rev. George NJ. Cummings, treasurer.
Committees will be named at the next
meeting.
The Washington times., 1914-02-18

The Ladies' Guild, of Emmanuel p. z.
Church. Will present a comedy tonight
in the parish hall.
The Washington times., 1914-02-18

Henry IL. Moore. immisratiGn Inspec-
tor at Philadelphia, today WAS named
by Secretary Wilson as immigration in
ispeCtor in charge at Denver, succeeding
Louis Adams, who died last week.
The Washington times., 1914-02-18

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Pink
ney Memorial Episcopal Church will re
peat the play. THE Old Vermont Farm, .
on Monday, February 81
The Washington times., 1914-02-18

Evandsr French has returned to his
duties in the stewards department Of
the Government Hospital following III
ness.
The Washington times., 1914-02-18

Former Mayor Roger Bells. who has
been seriously i'll, is now able to move
about,
The Washington times., 1914-02-18

The regular midweek prayer service
OF the First Presbyterian Church will
be held tonight at the home of Vernon
w. Fiske, In Cedar street.
The Washington times., 1914-02-18

The basketball team of Company Nj.
of Annapolis, defeated Company +, of
Hyattsville, last night in the local ar
mory, by a score of "a to H.
The Washington times., 1914-02-18

The Rev. John T., Fort today returned
to Laytonsville. Nd. after visiting Mrs
Fort, who has been Ill here at her for
:rer residence. She has improved.
The Washington times., 1914-02-18
ARRA|GNS WAGNER
BEFORE TRIAL BOARD
Deputy Chief SuIlivan's Counsel
Declares He "Pities Chief"
for Testimony at inquiry.

Continued from First Pace)
rStimony yesterday. and asked if he
ould remember being asked If men
we're in the building. and replying that
hey were not; that all wer" accounted
The Washington times., 1914-02-18
Responsibility Not Removed.

II is absurd to believe that the COM
TC Of the chief engineer on the sceEe
was an absolution 10 the deputy chief
Z any responsibility for the welfare of
-llc men of No. s.
We must expect that the Chief En-
gfnecr must have some way 10 get in
'vrmatiOn of the location Of various
aompanies when he arrives at a fire.
lie cannot go around and count noses.
II Is not very practical for him to see
al sides and the interior of . burning
The Washington times., 1914-02-18
HYATTSVILLE.

The women Of Hyattsville are going
to ask the State Legislature to grant
them the privilege of voting on all
municipal affairs. Jackson H. RaIston,
2 lawyer. has drawn up a petition for
the women Of the Hyattsviile-R River
dale Just Government League, which
VIII be signed by those voters in Hy-
aftsvilie who favor it. Great opposition
Is not expected. Two petitions have
been drawn, one calling for the Legis-
lature to amend the town charter by
striking out the word "male'' from the
first line Of section l. the other pro-
viding that such amendment first be
passed by the present voters.
Congressman Harvey B. FERGUSON OF
New Mexico, tonight will talk on, shall
the People Rule under the auspices of
the Hyattsviile- -Riverdale Just Govern
ment League, in the armory OF Com
pany F. at s o'clock.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-31
HOME FROM CAMP
THIS AFTERNOON
First Regiment Band Came at 0 clock
WIN Give Concert Tonight
Company Stays Another Week.
Especial to The RefbrmerD

Especial to The RefhrmerD
CAMP BONETT, July 81
Home, Sweet Home, was the melody IN
tue minds of the members Of the First
Regiment band this morning while prepa-
fations. were being made for the home
Ward trip, alter very pleasant and sue
'cessful encampment, The band will leave
at 3 o clock and is due to reach Brattle-
bore on the regular = clock train They
viii march up through Main street, and at
I 10 tonight Will give concert on the
common, for which Director + c. Lett
singer has arranged special program.
The sun was out yesterday, following a
rainy day, and the boys in camp were glad
10 see it. 1t was especially welcome to
those on the hike, after a night in the
Hpup tents on the damp ground
The regiment with the exception Of the
band and a few guards, left "Wednesday for
hike to Mallard's Bay, about six miles
away, remaining until yesterday Each
man was provided with one pound Of
sliced bacon, two potatoes one. onion, one
box Of bareback, coffee and sugar mixed
for three meals, and salt.
Company will remain in camp another
! week
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-31
PLAYS IN THE OPEN AIR.
AS You Like 1t aud Twelfth Night at
Island Park Thursday, Aug. 6.

Clifford Deyercnx and his company,
supported by Miss GRACE Fisher, VINO
will play Shakespeare 5 comedies, IS
You Like 1t and Twelfth Night, Aug.
6, afternoon and evening, at Island
park under the auspices OF tie Wo-
mans club, will give the performances
in an open-air thcatcr, the stage being
designed somewhat after the Greo6,
ma King an ideal setting for the render
ing of these immortal classics.
The characters never seem more
made of flesh and blood than in this
natural setting, and there seems to be
a delightful Intimacy between actor
aud audience which is inspiring 60
both. The lighting is arranged By
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-31
Vermont Municipal
Bonds

Parties wishing tozbuy or sell
Iernont County, Town, Village,
or School District Bonds, taxable
II non-taxable, will find it to their
interest to communicate with the
-amoille County Savings Bank
nd Trust Co, at Hyde Park, VT.
This Bank is always in the
market for Vermont Municipal
Bonds, and it always has line
IF first-class Vermont Bonds,
either taxable or non-taxable, to
offer.