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Field Day ot ThreeItInd Twenty

Field hay at Three ifid Twenty.
Field Day al THREE and Twenty
school has been post med until Sat
urday, April the 3rd File five schools
that are gcing to TAX part are: Airy
Springs, Concrete. WNie Plains, Mel!
tonsand Th-ee and Ty bty The public
Is invited. Dinner on HE ground
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.NewsFrOrnSetleca
Mrs. MnIthn HnIi nenh

SENECA. March "a Mrs. Martha
Han. died at her residence near here
at O'CLOCK yesterday morning. after
lingering Illness of several months
She was the relelict of the late T. ].
Hall who proceeded her to the grave
some twenty-five years ago. Before
her marriage. she was Miss Jenjine,
daughter Of Mr.. James Jenjins one OF
the stalwart pioneer citizens OF this
section.
She Is survived by the following
children: Messrs W p. Hall, Walhal-
la; Thos. X and JAS. e Hall, West
minister, and c. G.. Hall, st. Louis,
Mo-; and Miss Aln. who made her
home With her mother at the old home
place; and Mrs. G. w Price, of An
Ierson. Another daughter, Miss Ida.
lied about five years ago.
Mrs. Hall was in the 18TH year OF
her age, having been born, October c,
1885, She was "a good woman and
loved and respected by all who knew
her.
She had been member OF the Rich
land Presbyterian church since girl
hood. The funeral service was held
al her late residence nj II O'Clock to-
lay conducted by her pastor. Rev. /.
h. Wallace. The interment took place
i'll the cemetery here at one o'clock.
MI. W. II. Cary Buried Here.
The body of Mr.. ". H. Cary. Who
lied Yesterday at Hr> eli Path was laid
IT, rest here in the cemetery at onr
thirty o'clock The service at the
grave was conducted by Rev. T.. S.
Reeves, pastor the the First Baptist
church OF Honea Path. and Tov. T
NJ. Colphn, pastor OF the Baptist
church OF this place.
Mr. Cary was born and reared at
the Cary cid home stead near here.
and made his nome In this communi-
ty until few years ago. when he
;-,ge1It-toS all~afterwards., ,to
tIA re.;; !. gs:.s;;,se s::,.s;,e .of r. II. and Il. d.
Cary of this olace, and j., +. Cary of
Pickens, and 4. c. Cary. OF North
Carolina
He would hi We been go years of
age on his birthday the Stl OF April,
having been born on that date 1888 /.
/ He is survived by his wife, who be-
fore her marriage was MISS sailie
{ Rerritt. OF Greenrille, ard four chiI-
dren. H. r. Cary, Parl5. Texas; Mrs.
Jos. McConnaughey, Lanore. y. u.
Mi. Cary was Eian who commanded
the respect OF all who knew him aud
made many friendss.
The large compeny OF representa-
dive people that followed the body TO
the grave was a testimony to the
regard TO which he was held IN Seneca.
his OLD home.
The following fronS Westminster
attended the funeral services OF Mrs I.
AIattha Hall here today: DR. and AIRS.
tss. n. Walker. Mr.. and Mrs, u .l o.
Brown, Miss Ida Jones. hIr Paul and
Misses Lilly and Jessie Jenkins. Mr.,
Tla1s " Hall and family. and MIR.
s5ps q Hall,
Messra C.. e. Harper. w. i :
Mack FeeSs g, s. Reeves, of lorsn
sath attend % f1tas or w ~ I. H;
From tyens. Hon. j p Cary and
JI. y @. Cary and Lewis
Gary of 5raenTslles attended the fun
/ ot;al OF w. Fl Cary liere oday
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sn the contest at the Iva high
school auditorium last Friday night
the successful ones were Miss Essie
Cook and Nj. T. A. Sherard. There
were eight contestants. four girls.
Misses Meta Adams, Marie Cam. Hope
Bates and Essie Cook; four boys.
Messrs. Dewey Brock. Earl Smith. I.
q. Sherard and Columbus Burton. All
these young people did we'll and re-
Elected credk upon their school and
teachers and the audience thought 1t
pity thai each one bt them could
not be admitted aatos1the..exercises of
the finaT 5esf which VIII ; be on the
second o. third of April.
Mr. j. b. FELTON,, county superinten-
dent OF education. visited the Iva high
school last Friday afternoon ard was
we'll pleased with The progress being
made While there he addressed the
Timrod Literary society and gave
them a very instructive lecture. ON
education,
Prof g D, Coleman of the high
school gave a very instructive and
helpful lectnye in the A r. r. church.
tjaIs nf / ssScceses,,, Sn,d.,s esst,ss,
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at,ienea - . ''.l { ssp. Se'ss ss1
At = recant ,naetinv ~ 4t,e h,,,st,,
ll1ssoF; tion ~ ti,a Jnas s,,ss.s, st.isso,
M, E,arisS c,,,i,,, moe s,,ssss. Il .,,as,
~ tl,a i,ssa6aiiF ,aa,,, : ~ s,stss poa,.
EiSpoon captain of the basketball team.
~ uSiiss S,. Sts
~. ,as l
f,st 81 fter AZ, ~ q ysie,ss srSs S ason ~
!sl se' even
1ssss et,ss,. sps s. plss,ns
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sSs1asss li loei
Mrs 4, a collina and el,ti,sran oe
Greenwood afe snendine tha p.,elr
| Ihere with rel i;Sez +
lSev II ~ sfn,ss ~ Al AZ. .,,,, 8 AM
davl ,,is,I,t +, ,1.s
Miss SyeIIis sSssfs erISt t,S sgaai..
enI, ~ < fi.;3s;r. a t5nlisn,j z st,,,.s
Ayyk. afdz Mrs NarsbaiI fhne.s AM,
| and Afr. Is d Il; everett are snon,,ines
awhile m Atlants On huair, sss e ssS :
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WANTS

WANTED TO SELL- Sandy Springs,
i-ural Water Works. supplies
farms with water for stock and
home. No rains and no pumps.
Erected by manufacturers For
prices and information. apply to
Rochester & Smith. Sandy Springs,
3-17-l mo.
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FOR SALE

FOR 'SALE-Prolific Pop Corn, purc
white and extremely tender. lfn-,
qnestion4biy one of our best forage
crops. FaE."n Smith, Scotsman.
Phone 464.
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Classified Columns
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Want Advertising Rates

Six Times = ' ' Aiile' W 'en'S'
All twenty words proaa for e.ch da,
~ " '"'"n naoe on apph-
No advertisement taken for HPs in 1dvance
II phone directory vou "a, ,oor,
prompt - 0H Ao'
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''TIz" FOR ACHING,
SORE, TIRED FEET
Goodbye sore feet, burning feet, swol-
len feet, sweaty, feet smelling feet. tired
feet.
3 Goodbye eorns, callonses, bunions and

raw spots. No
more shoe tight
ness, no more limp
ing with pain or
drawing up your
face in agony
"TI2" is magical,
acts Ugh t of.
.'TIZ" draws out
ali the poisonous
'exndations whiels
puff up the feet.
Use ssTfz'' and fcr-
raj So. ~ t.Ski
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GET RID OF LINGERING COLDS,
GOUGHS AND Ia GRIPPE.

Spring finds many AFFLICTED with
lingering. hacking coughs that weak
en- the system. Slush and wet eamse
more colds than zero weather. Group.
bronchitis. and pneiunonia are prevs
lent. Every family should have saf1
and reliable cough medicine ready for
us. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
contains no harmful ingredients. II
eases cough, checks a cold and re-
ileves irfiamed and congested mem
branes 1t clears tiie air passages snd
soothes Inflammation. Exams P!iar.
macy.
Truth Is Found Al the BOT
tom OF the Well ALSO
M THIS PAPER.
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100000 ooOoo 10000
, MEALS CREEK NEWS

o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Aionett Pruitt, who was seriously
burned recently. is thought to be i'm
proving slowly.
Farmers are busy hauling I, H.
zer.. and some -are putting it nh. \
considerable amount OF blowing WAS
dore last week
Mr.. Walter Elgin has accepted
position at Anderson at the c.. and
w. G. freight depot We wish him
success in his new undertaking.
Miss Russie Kay IS spending few
days in Bolton with Mrs. w. Il. Hay
ME
The many friends of Mrs W. {,
Burriss were glad to see her at Sun
day school last Sunday. She has been
prevented from attending for scme
time on account of illness.
Mrs. Lettie Shirley returned from
Bowersvilie, Ca, arriving at Ander
son Saturday afternoon. She has been
absent for seven months. aud was
greatly surprised to see the new pas
, senger station of the Blue Ridge. We
are glad to have her back home.
County Superintendent OF Educa-
1Son ] . b. FELTON, inspected our school
recently.
Rev. j. r. Mann. who underwent
: an operation last week. IL ifproving.
Ii wiz prbably he several days. how
ever, before he viii be able 10 be out
again.
Judging from the way MIR. Mofrett
Pruitt is ordering seeds. we conclude
that he is going into the vegetable
\ and melon business on a very large
scale this yea. We trust lie will find
II more profitable than cotton, and
we believe he will.
Iluynie- Bridwell
1 Mr.. l.. Furman Bridwell aid Miss
Maliie Haynie were married last
Sunday by Few III. G.. Martin. The
4 bride possesses a gentle. attractive
I disposition. which has made her many
| i:.ends. The groom spncFSetie
young farmer of SparBhburg county,
where he owns a val iblea farm. He
! mas made many friend IN this county,
! having several TING visited his
! schocl-mate, Rev. J. 81 Mann. The
bride is a daughter oE Mr,. and Mrs.
! j T. Haynie OF Triau Ie section, and
/. sister OF Mrs. j. II Mann.
| Their many .friendsF wish Cor them
n long and happy lifd
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MISCELLANEOUS

TIE DRY STOVE WOOD we sell is
certainly. giving the best OF Salts.
faction. How do we know? by tho
repeating orders from satisfied Gus
toners. Stove wood cut any
length. B, n. Wyatt. Phone 1S2.
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The Court OF lBEI Resort.

Around the stove ol
grocery is the real <
sort. for it finally ove}
Chamberlain's Coug
been before this cour
cross roads grocery
and has always reed
verdict 1t is in th +
man expects to recei
hiss money that this
appreciated. obtainaI
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* T"N erday is gone. Tomorrow does not ex-
" I st TO-DAY is the day of Opportunity.
Il LO" This the coloumn Of opportunities ,'T' Read
il. Use tiff you seek broader opening
lo you you seek men, you wanto buy sell machinery
fixtures equip
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WANTED Regular customers for
pure sweet milk. Two deliveries
daily. Phone 4SO5. Bonham O'Neal.'
3-19-6tp.
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correspond. conf.
dentially, with anyone desirious nf
ncntning INDEPENDENTLY cured of tho
morphine or whiskey habit. Tho
REELEY INSTITUTE, CoLuM
BIA, s. G. Box rs.
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sHANTRP- The privilege to cure
tobacco users at home. $500 buys
the cure. Information if desired.
TIE KELLEY INSTITUTE, co.
LUMBIA, s. c., Box 75.
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IFANTE1A reliable representative
in every community to act ais agent
for The Intelligencer. Liberal COM
misEions paid. Apply The Anderson
Intelligeneer. 2-2gtf
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OEUI I5EIIE L5dNhII
Mrs s.. NJ. McAdams and children
LEFT yesterday for short stay with
relatives In Lowndesville
SIessrs S. NJ. Beoty and s. nj. Nc
Adams spent yesterday in AbbeviIle
ON business.
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BgCK-EYE BARBER SIsaP Hair
cut Ice, shave 10. Best service. SAT-
isfaction guaranteed g, A. AieClain,
Mgr,
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WHEN the inner man calls for sonic-
thing to est--conae to the "fitfio
:. Gem" Cafe. Mo- 12g w. N;nitIaae
street. whers you Win find what
you want and ut the right price. ].
y. Derrick, Propr. .i
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Fhe CROSS roads
44rt OF last re-
tkies all others.
kRemedY has
fh almost every
IL this country.
fEd favorable
country where
fuil value for
II kr1edy fs most
IL evef ywliere
y 4. u. = So
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Mr. l.. Furman Bridwell aid Miss
Maliie Haynie were married last
Sunday by Few. III. G.. Martin. The
bride possesses a gentle. attractive
disposition. which has made her many
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-30

they were now working on the next issue.
which would be distributed 20 the membership
January !. The first issue met with such
success that the COMMITTEES has decided 10
The Committee on Class Initiation reported
up g date and that they expected this 20 be
counS s' Fy cS S's"ssa %Sddss. S@ ss are "SS
pected.
The committee on reception 20 state coun-
cior Scott reported that Brother Scott VIII
eelved whom he comes 20 Marlin Council on
October 10.
stephen Girard Council. No. IA, is on the
loo toniGht, when large union meeting VIII
he held; All councils IN the eastern district
thc other winner Of the state Council prize,
the state for the year ending June, 1918 state
councillor Scott will be the orator OF the eve
nlng There Will also be present several other
proninent members Of the order. There VIII
re- ne plenty OF good smokes and refreshments Tor
Brothsr Eugene n Hancock, past eouneiloE
upon him during the past month-master Of
The debating team Of John n. Marlin Coun-
GU met the team OF the Puritan Presbyterian
Church, I'd and Clearieid streets, last Tuee-
day night and successfully carried OF all
honors of the evening. The debate was held
In the church and was well attended by the
conservation and members Of the council. Tho
subject for discussion was Should Immigra-
tion BE Prohibited7' Brothers Walter Beau-
Walters represented Marlin; Messrs. Mayer.
kern and McCaughey, the Puritan Church.
Mr.. Campbell was chairman and Brother
Kirby spokesman for the judges Good humor
doubt very successful result for the first
challenge received from outside persons.
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WOMEN STEP ASIDE FOR MAN
Elect Philadelphian as Head of
Shepherds of Bethlehem

ATLANTIC CITY. Sept. sO.-women,
who are largely in the majority in the
Supreme Lodge, Shepherds of Bethlehem,
relinquished ambitions for high no: ors in
order to make Joseph Tracy. a Philadel-
phian, head of the order by unanimous
vote. IN order to have proper recogni-
tion for the sex, however, Mrs. Della
Benedit, Jersey City. was made supreme
lady commander. other officers elected
are:
Vice commander. Peter McErney, New
Haven.
Supreme marshal. James X. Still. Had
donheld, n. j.
Chaplain, Mrs. Amanda Robertson.
Newburgh, N. Y.
Inside guard, Bertram Rogers, Jersey
City.
Outside guard, John w. Adams Louis
vile.
Supreme scribe. Eva wyckoff Hall,
Trenton.
Treasurer, Joseph Miller. Bridgeport,
Conn.
Next years convention will be held at
Lancaster.
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represented. Plans were fofmuiated ed Tor two
oses "a Ss ase dSr,ss s tss ssd winter M y"rPS fSs
proaspeSt, Tor the future seems very favorable
60 make ,his one Of The most progressive dis
Sed ' al ~ shs sy The next Gsstins VA, be
avenue wednesday evening. october 20.
Arcturus Lodge. at 24e south Goth street,
held the fall election last Friday with 65 mem.
% %oers present. installation OF Officers will take
meetins the inItiatory desree WIN be conferred
on ABOUT 10 candidates. The marching club
equPmsnt cordial s Invitation IGo N 'os sHtensod
ssos 20 az brothers to see the work. This lodge
the cooperation Of live bunch Of hustiers'
hacoSl h,enas TO retain that place with the atm Of
lurlsdiction With the mark Of 2o0.Oo0 state
aS,1e,es;,nlP SR1P,sshlP ~ sie Il s Intended to pass the
""''''ps''oh OF the most optimistic.
Merchants, Lodge held It's semiannuai cleo
cer being elected B. is Ro.. 'ns a,ShS iShTns ssoSie
srand and Brother Manfred l.. Lower. vice
third member Of the relief. and several ballots
were wyere cast before tho successful candidate was
a Henry and r, A. Calhoun resulted in the
Wniic a. rl,bo. bSther Henry who reseiyed 24 votes
tendance was fer above the average, indicating
evening instaations will take place and
nacsrss Sfss setn;erIns Is ekpeeted 20 make the new
The degree team Is IN exceptional condition
for the coming month when a class OF candl-
oates VIII receive their degrees in full form.
The degree stan OF Temple Enoampment at
the Parkway Building conferred hast saturday
purple degrees upon a large class Of candidates
from Reading, Pa, Woodbury., N. j., and
the usually excellent manner for which the
Temple stan is noted on October ~ the
sta stan goeb TO Grcenshurg Pa, to exemplify
ths Grand Encampmcnt.
Inc ofhcers.clect OF Temple Encampment
stallaton IN the auditorium. Parkway Build
ms tpsrch Jhuesday evening October Y Grand Pa,
dresses. The program includes music enter
tainment Refreshments and dancing. Several
Vt o. the patriarchs have surprise In store for
the enoampment.
Walker Lodge, Of Germantown, held It's an
nual service al the odd Fellows Home last
sunday. The Rev Luther De Yoe. pastor OF
Trinity Lutheran Church. preached the sermon.
Inc choir OF the sume churchs conducted the
singing. Thomas Sipps made address.
Florence Joslyn Rebekah Lodge had charge
at tine Rehckah Home. The sermon
tor OF cooksburg Methodist Episcopal % Church.
OF Marcus Hook, who alos sang a solo. Mrs.
wns made osssSr9Se rs YsS9 an address
At the odd Fellows orphanRge the services
were In charge OF Truth and Love Lodge, OF
pastor of Calvary Presbyterian Church, OF
Myncote. preached the sermon and gave an
the homes chorus and and orchestra. with soprano
solos by Miss Mary Tuson. Addresses
made by President Richardson and John
The services at the old mems home next
sunday viii be under the auspices OF Orphans
preached by The Rev, William ro" II MORGAN WI To
pastor OF Grocer Memorial Baptist Church. of
Colwyn. "he choir Of tho Mount Zion Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. OF Darby, will have
charge of the music.
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FRATERNAL PAT. AMERICANS
Union Meetings of Councils and Work
of Employment Bureau

State Councillor sheneman and State
Council Secretary Ford will attend a
union meeting OF councils Saturday even
ing next at Emaus. Pa. Plans are being
perfected to begin work in all parts of
the State at~once. and the coming win
ter season will show the progressive
spirit of this great American fraternity.
A flag presentation will take place next
Sunday evening at the Frankford Bap-
tist Church. when Frankford Council,
No. 49, will be the donor OF a beautiful
silk American flag to that church. Brother
Alexander NJ. De Haven will present the
flag on behalf OF the council, and the
same will be accepted by the pastor Of the
church. Members OF the various councils
are requested to meet at hall of Frank
ford Council, 4510 Frankford avenue,
Philadelphia, at 7:16 o'clock on that
evening.
day at Fairview Council. No. y, JO13 Lam
will present to that council the beautiful
American flag won as result OF the work
The State Council at lis recent session award
ed one Of the three flags to this particular
nag, the greatest commendation. In addition
to the great increase OF members. an excellent
have been established and are being main
tained on an enduring basis
State Councillor Sheneman visited Fredonia
Council, No. AZ and Courtland Saunders
Council. No $685. last Monday evening and
found them in an excellent condition and pre-
pairing for the fall work.
A union meeting was held on Tuesday
ming at Anna NJ. Ross Council, No. 513. 4S2S
woodland avenue, Of the following councils:
Old Glory Council. No. 10; Fidelity Council,
No. y; Fredonia, No. ~: Minerva No. 336;
Mount Morlah, No 5I6 Ana NJ Ross No.
5Ii Colonel John Clark No. 8i5 Hamilton.
No. S4l, and Courtland Saunders, No s66.
state Councillor Sheneman present, and,
with many deputies addressed the members of
the various councils. The attendance was In
deed gratifying to the officers and members
present.
The semimonthly meeting OF the employment
bureau VIII be held tomorrow (Eriday) evening
az America Council, No. 80. 11th and Column
bla avenue.
The baseball league having finished its sched-
ule. Il is found that Loyal Council, No. 7S1,
and Hamilton Council, No. sal. have equal
percentage. At a meeting OF the league dele
gates, held Tuesday evening last. It de-
cided to play sgame between these two teams
e. decide the Championship at SD street and
Warrington avenue, Saturday afternoon next
at p. M. All members of the many coun-
ellis Of Philadelphia should attend. great
game Is assured.
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Theatrical Baedeker

LYRIc-"The Lilac Domino" A. yienness
operetta produced by Andress DiPps,, IN which
on tbs honors.
oARRICK-"Potssh q Perimutter." A ~
turn, ensagement OF the popular comedy.
'OOD PHoroPLAYs.
FcRREsT-"The Birth Of Nstion-. win
woode Akin. d. w. 0rifnth's mammoth
photoplay Of the civil war and Reconstrue-
"Cisnsman." A marvcious'e 'entertainment.
ADELPHIA-'The German side of the War
Excellent moving pictures OF the Great wa
sTkNIEY-.ZsSs." with Pauline Frederick.
ARCADIA The Case OF Becky" with
PAIAcE-"out of Darkness" with chariotts
Walker.
wALNuT-.'Rebecca of sunnybrook Farm
with Edith Taliaferro and the Walnut Play
ers. A revival Of Kate Douglas Wissins'
pleasant and amusing play.
KNICKERBoCKER-"Th Little Lost Sister,"
with Frances Shannon and the Knickerbockcr
story as dramatized by Edward E Rose and
Arthur James Pegler.
AT POPULAR PRICES.
White. a musical comedy, with the usual
resourceful and witty Irishman well to the
'Ofe' VAUDEVILLE.
KETTLES DNyd P.Sss s1 Amsssn t.
tory; ''ships That Pass IN the Nishts';
Julian Rose; Mcwatters and Tyson, in 1'Rs..
The Manager and the Salesman; Robert
Everest's Novelty Circus; Jack and Foris.
and Others
AMERIcAN-Ffrst half OF the week: Jos
Hortiz, In Ten Nights in a Barroon';
Black and White; Moscrip Sisters; Hin and
Hackett, and short photo serials.
NIXoN'S GRAND-Captain Louis sorcho. sub
marine diver; Mr.: and Mrs. Mark Murphy.
Baby Beesor; Ted and corinne Breton; Mar,
tin Howard, and fun films.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Blair. in 'Reckoning
Day Al Hermann Warren and Conley. In
AT the seashoTe';. Artois Brothers; Dale
and Boyle; Gallon" and photoplays.
GLoBE..'The winsome Widow The Dsv-
IFS Mate" presented by Ben levin; The
Claim AGENT; SONGS o. q Nation; New
brand; Van and Pierce Greno and Platt;
Meal OF the Navy and THE Goddess"
CROSS KFYS-Cardo and Nolls. Captain Kid
der and company. in The Wharf; the
Novelty Minstrels Curren and Mack Hill
and Hackett and the Lampinis. burlesque
magic.
BURLDSQUE.
NATlONAL-"The Garden OF Eden Bur-
lesquers," with Mark Lea and Earl Kern.
DUMONT S-Dumonts Minstrels, Offering .
new local burlesque called widow Broom
Lee"
TRoCApERo-''TheM Mischief Makers and the
Aloha Twins.