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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-08
LYRIC

The Lyric theatre is today featur- ing six reel picture based upon Dante's allegorica1 poem, Inferno. " Exceptional interest has been shown in this production wherever it has been played and d more entertaining photo drama from an old classic could not be found.
 A 1oftier task was never undertaken by man then to, expound l1ne design of God in the creation m poetical form as is accomplished in rrflis great mas terpiece.
 Dante represents himself as an fn- dividual and as the symbol of man in general and the picture of his Journey through Hell, Purgarory and Paradise is the aHegory of the conduct and consequence of human life.
 No other classification could be giv- en this wonderful picture than that of a classic masterpiece, as throughout it's entire length IT abounds with scenes of intense interest and from start to finish is most entertaining. stDante's Inferno will be shown for three days only at the Lyric. com mencing Thursday matinee with mat inees daily.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-08
ATTRACTIONS
 All 1.-THE THEATRES
PARK THEATRE


 Miners "Big Fro1ic,'' in new up- to-date musical burlesque entitled Mixed Pickles will be the attrac- ton at the Park Theatre, for the, 3 days commencing to-day.
 The book is by Dave Marion and produced by James German, the pro- iducer of George M. Cohan's big mu- sical successes, which alone is a pos tive assurance of a jolly aftetrnoon and or evenings entertainment.
 Next Monday night has been cho- sen for John tDrew's return to this city at the Park Theatre in two plays, .one by J. M. Barrie and the other by Haddon Chambers. The Barrie play is called ..The WHIP and is in three scenes. It gives MT. Drew the chance to play the part of a man of twenty five, forty-f1ve and sixty-ffve. Pre- ceding .sThe will" Mir. Drew will ap- pear in Haddon Chambers famous comedy, '"The Tyranny of Tears
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-08
POLI'S THEATER

Coming closely upon the sensational Love Slave shown the first part of the week at the big Pon theater in Main street, where Silver Jubilee Week is being appropriately celebrat- ed, another big banner program opens today headed by Dena Cooper & co. in an exciting. playlet of equal interest and merit entitled The Confession The head-liner of the bill for the bal ance of the week is one of the most thrilling Of it's kind ever written, and Dena Cooper, Asutra1iass premier emo tionaI actress who presents the com edy-dramatfc Aact is to be stppdFted by an all-star company of assistants. The playlet is an intensely dramatic crook act, portraying modern life fea- lures that are thrilling. The sketch is of the big time variety and will be a sure winner, and the high class comedy will furnish plenty of laugh ter.
 More special features have been planned in honor of the Jubilee ce1e- tof the week. An act of unusual quality is to be presented by Karlton and Clifford, novelty oil painters, who are Hghtning-iike artists of great abi1- ity. They are among the most won derfu1s and mast rapid painters ever seen. Brown and Moulton direct from the big Broadway theaters, two of the classiest comedians in the vau- deville world, are to appear In their original comedy singing and talking act. They will furnish riot of fun and be big favorites. One of the clev- crest comedy knockabout acrobatic acts ever staged will be given by Work and Play, wizards in. the art, who carry riot of special scenery and paraphernalia with them.
 Goelets, Storts and Lafayette are high class artists who have an en- tire1y original comedy singing act that is distinctive and which brings out their ability to it's best advantage. Beauty, is intertwined with the laughs that are handed out and a special drop curtain of great splendor is car ried. It is a special feature act in honor of the Jubilee occasion. Will son and Wilson are a duo of classy black faced comedians and they are a scream Another special two reel feature moving picture will be shown for the rest of the weak in addition to the usual first run and high class movies"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-08
Boston Merchants Take Part Tn Fight Over
 New Haven Railroad

Washington. Jan Reorganfzatio of the New ork, New Haven & Hart ford R. R. took new turn yesterday when a committee representing the Boston Chamber of Commerce pre- scented the views of that organization on the whole transportation problem in New England to Attorney General McReynodds.
 The Boston committee told MT. Mo Reynolds that it had no objection to a separation of the New Haven from the Boston & Maine, the Boston & Al bany Railroads and it's interstate troll ley lines; but it was said to have taken the position that the question of the disp osition of the New Haven g steam ship lines should be solved rBy the sin- terstate commerce commissi on The Panama Canal act gives to the com mission authority for such action
 Chairman Elliott, of the New Ha- ven, did not appear at the conference today and 1t was said he was working on a draft of an agreement complying with the demands of the department of Justice for a reorganization.
 About the only point left in doubt today, it was said, was the question of how to separate the interstate and intro-state trolley lines controlled by the New Haven but it was believed that point would be adjusted before Chairman Elliott leaves Washington.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-08
STAMFORD BURGLARS
 STEAL GOLD FILINGS

Stamford, Conn, Jan. 8-Burglars entered the dental offices of Philip H. Brown and Philip W. Prior here last Tuesday night and stole $50 worth of gold Billings. There is no clue.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-08

Because of mistake in address in typewTitten suicide note,' police did not discover Kathryn B. Tickle, stem ographer, until she was nearly dea d from gas at No 325 West Fifty-ninth street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17

marriage will taks place ut the homo Of
tho brides parents. Juno 4 and will DO
quiet.
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WILLIAMSBURG
Especial to Tho rimes.p.spa,eh.l

Williamsburg. Va. May E,-Mrs. R p.
Bon Air. has returned home
A. ID. Jones, % Richmond. spent tho past
week here with his friend. John NJ Pit
man.
The Rev. J. ". Hethorn. former paator
OF the Williamsburg Presbyterian Church
now living at kenbridge spent couple Of
days here this week.
Miss Mary Wilson. after spending several
weeks hero with her sister. Mrs l. W.
Lane Jr. returned to her homo In Nor
folk. on Wednesday.
b. D. Peachy. ST. was In Richmond on
Wednesday. where he went TO be with Mrs
Beachy. who underwent successful oper-
alton In ST Lukes Hospital.
among those who attended the May Fes-
tival In Richmond Tia nrst OF tho week
were Mrs. George Geddy Hanklns and
Misses Jetta Torpe, Lucille Foster and
katheryn Geddy. Miss Geddy was the guest
OF Mrs. Samuel WaddIll.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. IL Stone were In Rich
mond Tuesday.
Mrs Blair Spencer and children. OF Wash
ington. are In Williamsburg visiting rela-
lives.
Mrs Edmund Runin. OF Charles City. is
visiting Williamsburg friends.
Mrs Lefty C. Warburton, president Of
the Williamsburg Chapter. Daughters OF
the Contederacy. vas IN Ashland this week
attending the U. .. c. Convention as a
Gees@te from the local chapter
viii spend two weeks with Miss Elizabeth
Coleman. after which they Will go 10 MaLl.
son, WIS, for the summer
EuEene II. Cloves or Richmond spent
Sunday in williamsburg, visiting Yorr
Town ana Jamestown during the day
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AMHERST
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ispccie 70 The Times Dispstch.l
Amherst. Va. May 1G.-Mrs Edward
Meeks and young daughter Mary Dabney.
sre This week visiting at the home of DR..
w e Moeia. IN Nelson County.
Mrs a G Jordan, Of Monroe, spent Sat
urday and sunday with Miss Carrie Seay.
Victor Won Gcmmingen was recent
visitor at G. ! SCOTS.
Miss lbNic Monroe, OF sweet Briar Col
lego was the Weekend guest OF Miss Jans
Cunningham
Mayor Edward meets was called 70 Wash
inrton thiS week on official business.
Mrs {. j. Cunningham and Miss Jane
Cunningham. on "Wednesday attended the
annual meeting OF the woman's missionary
Society. which convened IN Court Street
Hrthoc,tt Church. LyrchhurS.
Hiss Maria adams Hristo0, OF FarUville.
TINS week visited her sister Miss Nellie
TSristov At Mrs - Y Hangers Miss
Pristow vse ono OF the honor graduated
st tho state Normal school this year.
c. J. scott ~. ot Waynesbcro. spent
Suudsy with nis homo folks hero.
Edward ieeka, Aubrey 9. Joyner Waiter
7 Reed and . VI. Campbell this week
attended the meeting OF the Grand Lodge
OF Oad Fellows IN Lynchburs q. V. Hanger,
oi hts place" WAS reelected deputy grand
master ~ the organization.
Mrs. J. q. Eeariot-. Who han been india
potsd tor several weeks. So out again.
The co,alrc uccment exercises OF Tho Am e
hers, high School VIII be held Thurs
day uiSht June 1 There Will be I'VE Ersd-
mates this year. all Of whom are young
ONE
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prior to this date. and the total ex-
penses of student in the school will
be s5l,75; this including tuition in any
two courses. board. laundry and other
There will lie seventeen distinct do
partments in the school and twenty
hye teachers for the various branches
available In one of the barracks build
ings, board can be had at from $3.50
10 80 week in private families or at
mer school is authorized and has the
othcial Endorsement of the authorities
or or the ea y: r l. Work done during the
the Place OF like amount done dur
ing the college session, this feature
eelng OF special advantage to the stu
may lack one or more units necessary
Tor entrance TO the freshman class in
The agricultural department will
offer q course OF particular benefit TO
The public school teachers in the State
iered Is such as 10 include many sub
jects that viii interest other teachers
or those not haying had opportunity
departments of the college will be
school
At O'Clock on ,ruesdsv. June 10
Alumni Day" of comm ence,ncnt week
the alumni gateway will be dedicated
with approximate ceremonies This en-
, trance TO the college campus. erected
from contributions made by former
students. is now undergoing extensive
altera tons that are TO be completed
! by the date for the dcdica ton. and
which Will add considerably TO its
architectural beauty ana convenience as
gateway making il OF service 10 the
public generally.
w. II. kearncy, superintendent OF
motive power or tho Norfolk and West
crn Railway, made an able address TO
the engineering club this week
The students In the geology course
spending the week end At Mcunt4i in
Lake. in Giles County, this being ono
OF tho cross-country hikes that are a
part OF the reGul-t instruction. and one
that affords tho students unusual op-
portun!ty 10 study the formation OF
rCal nominating III firai hAnd-
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WARRENToN
rspecia, to The rimes.p,rpa.eh. ]

Special to The Times Dirpntch1
warronton. Va. May ls.-ludse and Mrs
Carter Scott OF Richmond. who have boon
spending some time IN wsrrenton with
Mrs Taylor Scott returned on Friday to
their home
ID. X Kerr. OF Washington. was In War
renton this week
Mr and Mrs. Villas stuart and Miss
Stuart of Balt,more arc guests ct Csrtor
Hail.
ii. s. Page, OF Now York has leased a
suite OF rooms IN Warrenton. and will reach
warren,on at carly date TO make his
home here through the summer with an
idea OF purchasing farm In this section.
James X. Maddux sold 10 Edward Nc
Lean OF washington. the past week sew
sr,l fae young aotses from his stables at
Mrs, II. N. iiuoben returned on Tuesday
irom & stay in New York Mt Huboeli
was advised on Tuesday last OF the death OF
his sister. which secured at her homo
near Boston Mir. and Mrs. Hubbell left on
the evening train tor Boston;
Nj and Mrs. +. r. W. Barker. Miss Viz
Eiuia barker and Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Deare
motorad TO Winchester on sunday. W. n.
curtis niotored TO Marunsburg, w. Va, for
Miss lda Pollard Evans len on Thursday
tend the Burruss Carpenter wedding. which
takes place At Edgewater on THeeaSy.
MI 5G AND Nf sase aaF conwaS Grove for the
summer and Will soon take possession
Mrs. N c. Pi:on was hostess 70 t INC
home Of Mrs. Il. Dcarc.
Mrs + :. Il PoTtman entertained row
friends informally Oh Monday afternoon
The state Convention OF ,hs United Da 19.
-euton il, the next few days and be tho
guests OF the Black Horse chapter OF the
United Daughters OF the Contederacy.
MIS- IL c. tiroomc and Mrs. : a. Apple
Ton. delegates from the WaTrenton Garden
club have gone 10 Princeton, \. J.. to
attend the meeting OF the Garden Club OF
America Miss Ernestire Goodman. OF Phil
ade pha. sister o; Mrs: Appleton. Is the
Werrenrou club was organized and offered
Miss %sncy Jones, o: Alexandria: Va:
who Mas spen; some time in Warrenton- ie
q cues; Of Miss Josephine Broders:
Miss Ethel Moses OF Mobile. Ala. has
to!ncd Mrs Moses at Mrs. Hugh Ham!ltons
and will spend some time there
Mrs W H. Pool entertained the Garden
Club on Wednesday,
Mrs j D Hooe entertained at the Coun-
try Club Friday afternoon at The Dan
Mrs walter II Robertson has returned
hone after IN absence of some time spent
in Atlantis. Ca. and Aiken. $. c. Mrs
Robertson has lately purchased the ]. L.
French farm near Bristersburs.
James X. Nuddux entertained at tea on
Saturday afternoon In honor Of Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Mclean. who motored 20 War
renton from Washington on saturday, ana
who were guests OF the Nor-DiX Club. Mr..
and N-s Mclean entertained at dance
at the Nor Dix Club Saturday evening.
Ennis Coons. OF Washington. spent the
weekend IN Warrcnton.
J. s Joscpthtal. OF Waverly. spent some
time this week in New York
W. Il. Gaines Jr.. and James s Douglas.
il. OF Alexandria. Va. were In warrenton I
time the past week.
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A Reliable Treatment
For Superfluous Hairs
(Beauty Culturo.)

a now and highly satisfactory moth
cd has recently becn found for tho
quick and painless removal OF objeo-
tionablo hairy growths. and It Is 80
simple that any ono oan use II in the
privacy OF hcr own homo and enjoy
tho pleasure OF q clear. hairless skin.
To remove hair or fun from lip,
chin or cheek, thick paste IL made
by mixing some water with Il little
powdered delatone. This paste is then
spread on the hairy surface for about
Two minutes and then rubbed off,
after which tho skin Is washed to re-
move tho remaining delatone, and II
VIII be found TO be free from hair or
blemish. No danger or Inconvenience
attends this treatment, but TO avoid
disappointment or failure, see that you
get the dclatone dn IL small original
package. Any good drug st0ro can
supply Observation-Disclosures.
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EMPORIA
Especial to The Tlmes-pispa,ch. ]

Emporia. Va. May le.-E. Peyton Turner.
of tho Richmond College law school. ia
spending the weekend ut his homo here
L. II. Fallen. of Hobeken. n. j.. is hero
FOR stay of several days.
DR.. j. S. Epes in Norfolk and e. T.
Eanes and r II. Allen were In Petersburg
during tho past week
Mrs B. w. Wyche visited the homo Of
her son. John l. Wyche OF Weldon. ". C,
during the week.
Peter squire. OF Norfolk. Is spending the
weekend at tho homo OF his brother. ~ j.
Squire.
Mass Lula Lee and Marietta Cato have re-
turned To their homes here alter several
months absence.
q. L. Vincent. Jr. and Howard Fox. OF
day
Mrs r. L. Palmer. OF Creed,noor. n. G
l.. hos!tjer spent last week in jackson
Vile. Fla.
Mrs = H. Thomas. OF Drewryvtlle visited
here during the week.
Miss Wine furay, Of Purdy. Va. visited
iTicnds here last week
Eeter Prince Is visiting relatives In South
Gupton County.
iii. and MRS. y. Z. CARRIER, OF Lawrence.
N!!iS. visited relatives here this week
-hr3. = b. Jo.don ana son. LGward visit
Y, j. :Ayvad is in ioboKen, y. J., Tor
q stay o! several weeks
Norfolk >'s'''"s In
~ j: l.tnds oil Norfolk. visited relatives
mere during the past week
bliss lose callahan is visiting relatives
MI and Mira c. A Whaley have con-
Giudco visit TO the iatters sister, Mira /,
i. Earreii. 1850 -
e \ Fel,s, OF capron ana l. d. rel,s.
ol Sebre!is. were here during tina vnar
Mss Mary Reid was hostess on Frioay
cNtnihs 81 an entertainment given the
inemDsfs Of the senior class OF the CREAM.
Ei.ie A!sh School. and a few Intimate
irIends. The occasion being the announce
inent OF her approaching marriage 10 SsiIor,
rarTant. OF Lo-ain, ..
among those attending tho May Festival
Wers Mesaames w. I. Harding II = Hail
snu {. y Reid Misses Sal!ic Bailey stella
Maize and Lucy kistlor ana II. w Hall.
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BLhCKSBURG
yspeci4l to TIL. mes.pi-patcn.l

ISpecisl to The Times Dispatcn.l
H.sckthurE, Va, May 1.-THE State Fed
e-s'ion 81 Wnmau's Clubs viii meet here
9iay r. = Il and the visitors VIII 10
Elests of honor 81 a reception given by
rs local club on Tuesday night Much
II done for the sixty more delegates
" 10 arc expected TO attend
Ao-c than 1000 people crowded into the
German club hal! OF the V. T.. on Tues.
o-N evening FOR the commencement, cxer.
'ists Of the first six grades ia the Blacks.
burg pubuo school. The principal OF the
school Misc Emma : VERIFY. presided over
Tho exercis.s ana the program Included a
variety OF songs. dialogues, recita,ions an6
IN the hish school thls year VIII receive
th.!r diplomas It The cnl OF the extra
months term ~ June
Mss Elizabeth " johnson returned on
"Wednesday night from Il vis!; OF several
weeks 10 reiutlves Ia Richmond
Dr ". II. Heck OF the CnivorHty Or
Virginia. made an address 10 tho hirh
school pupils End members Of the Woulan's
CLUB on THURSDAY afternoon. and was a
Rev , ] wooa. D u. has been :,
Richmond ihis week for She annual NEE,
lnr o. the trustees % Union Theological
Mr II Il Shelley ..n on Wednesday
fct uer home 10 New York after = br!ei
viz; here 10 MISE Louise Black
Mr and Mrs James a. Otey left on
Weonesday "a sp.ud Ten d4ys at tho Airing
Dr. Eugene y. jackson. OF Warrenton Va
-"as The guest this week OF DR. r. II Iud.
nail, en- route to the yartlst Conysr,in,
~ Nashville, Tenn.
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ash pond to DO bull. there will also be
tennis courts. dance halls golf links and
everything that usually goes to mako up A
modern clubhouse.
Walter w. Norwood. OF St. Louis Waited
relatives here during tho week
George Marable OF Cincinnati. Is visiting
his mother on upper Main.
to Mr. and Mrs II. L. Jordan has returned
TO Bristol. Tenn.
Mr. and MrG. D. T. Ynncey returned n
1sH days ago from a trip 10 Richmond
Phi! Ould. OF New York arrived few
Gays ago to spend the summer with his
mother at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. Lacy. o. Scottsburc
have announced the approaching wedding
or their daughter. Sarah Greenwood 10
Collie Hunter Russell. OF Roxbo-o The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
NEWS OF v. P. |.

lspeclal % The Times D!sratch.l
Blacksture, Va. May 1.-THE fac
Ulty Of the summer school az the Viz
R!n.a Polytechnic Institute for this
year has been organized with DR. ]
Bolton McBryde as chairman; Frank
J.. Robson. secretary: -. O. Mathews.
proctor; these officers. with J. j. Davis
or the department; OF modern lan-
inittec, and President Eggleston. OF the
college, 20 be head OF the frst summer
school held here since 1906 The ses-
sion Will start Monday, June %, and
continue for six weeks. The re8istra-
ton books will be open for one week
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WYTHEVILLE
Especial to The Timo..D,,p.tch.1


Wytheville. Va May l6-bIr. and Mrs
w. S. Trinale entertained at a handsorne
reception ON Thursday evening. Besidee
tho members and delegates who attend ed
tho Abingdon Presbytery many Wythevilie
frleuds were present.
Mrs, Walter Wilkinson. who spent the
winter In Baltimore. has returned and will
spend tho summer with her son in law
Charles Macnllater.
David Grahom, OF Roanoke, 10 spending
several duyy with hio sister. Mrs. w u.
Fulton
Miss Garnott Lawson. OF Burks Garden.
la visiting Mir. and Mira. Robert l.. Pierce
Mrs. Caroline Shelley. who spent April
at 1nylcsidc." left OH Friday for Walt
to Miss Loui3o Black, OF BiacksburE
Mrs. Jennie Allison. of Pulaski. way the
Weekend guest of tho Misses Caldwell
Or. George Lawson. of Roanoke spent
several days In Wythevillc this week.
Miss Virginia Gibbouey. who has been
the guest OF Miss Lindsay Wilson In Now
Orleans. is expected home
Miss Laura Mae Walker has returned TO
her home In Kentucky after n visit to her
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. s G. Foote
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SOUTH BOSTON

CSpecIa! 70 The Times Dispatehl
South Boston Va. May I6.-The rev
Country Club will be opened on June /
The Stockwell estate was purchased last
week for $500. and, being located about
half way between hero and Houston Will
prove an IDEAL piace for both Houston and
tract which was erected In the eSh-
tenth century, building OF Colonial ,ype
with large reception hall. with huge par
Tors on either side, and very lttle remodel
Ing VIII be necessarv addiiinn 10 tha
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-25
BRIDGEPORT

= 49,
BRIDGEPORT, Nov. 25.-A. 6
Powell, president Of the National
League. founded for the purpose: Of
fostering public sentiment in favor
OF national prohibition, will address
the public at, the Methodist Epis-
copal church Sunday morning and
evening. Mr.. Powell Is an eloquent
and powerful orator ard 1t Is hoped
many will avail themselves of this
unusual opportunity. He has never
spoken before In small towns.
. Mrs. Olive Davis, Of vandalia, is a
guest OF her brother, M. d. Teter.
Mrs. Elmer. Bonner, of Salem, is a
guest OF Mrs. n. NJ. Morrison. I
Harold Garrett, Of Morgantown,
spent the week end with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs 3. F. Garrett
F; 3. White was q recent question
his brother, Scott White, OF Clarks-
burg. ~ ss.s3
Mrs. Hartor Stout Is at the bedside
OF her brother, Alonzo WILSON, cf
Philippi, who Is seriously III.
Miss Lenas Morrison. was recent
gnest of Salem ffiends..
John Moore is illSat his home here.
Alouzo Stout Is suffering with an
injured back caused by recent fall.
Worden Stephan. Of the United
States navy, and Miss Myrtle Staph-
an, Of Clarksburg; were recent guests
OF their. sister, Mrs. Robert Willis. :
Miss Hattie Francis Is suffering
rom slight illness. I'll.
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I!CKEI SCAlPERs
Are at Work in Fairmont in
Connection with. Wesleyan
West Virginia Game.

FA1RMoNT. Nov. 25.-That large
number of seats for the West vir-
ginia-W Wesleyan football game to be
played here tomorrow have fallen in
to the hands OF spectators, who
hope to dispose of them at profit
after the regular sale Is exhausted,
was a report on the streets here last
night Immediately upon hearing the
report, Manager tSansbury, of Wes-
legan, who has charge of the arrange
ments for the game, warned the pub
lie not to purchase of other than au-
thorized agents, AS far as it is pos
sible seats purchased from specu-
lators will be turned down at the
gates.
There are 5000 seats reserved at
$1.25 each and this number, the man
agement believes. will be sufficient to
take care Of all who attend the game.
If the report becomes general that
the regular sale is exhausted or that
choice seats cannot be purchased, the
SPECTATORS will attempt to get $3.50
or more for the tickets in their pos
session.
Mr.. Stansbury calls attention to the
fact that every seat sold will have a
clear view OF he enire playing field