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The Springfield herald., 1915-07-09
l. airport

MIR, Editor, this vici..ity was
vi>iieu IL the mot Cestrrctive
wind, h ii and rain storms the
past wc' Il it has ever experience
ed, uccoi ding to some of The old
eI' inhabi a Is Most all crops
are a lntLl 'S>, especially wheat ,
speltz and barley. Scat to the ore
who calls CoIo' ado n dry coun'ry,
The Cimarron is on the war
path.
M as5~~. e. SiCtoo, Chas. Sittaa,
Ben B.ss A. Peterson. b. +.
Lampurt, and others attended
the Lueliing sale on Tuesday.
There is Il rumYr to the effect
hot the auto mai! service he.
tween Wentworth and Lamport
postol1ices is to bS discon tinued.
If it should be it u:il work a
hardship to a large number OF
people.
The Lamport raEcI suffers
the loss of all wheat, spclz, bar
ley. and tn" peach trees arc
stripped of leaves and fruit.
The raspberries we're just ripen-
ing and are IL total loss.
Harry Dillon will have to build
him another buggy shed for that
new buggy as the wird storm of
Tuesday razed the one ne had
built to the ground.
Friday night we Lad another
rain, but no bail. The mail car
has hard worl; to get through
the mu6 these days. We are
hoping and praying for less rain.
The Springfield herald., 1915-07-09

Uncle sam is having a Whole
lot Of fun just now at Huerta's
expense. Next time he would
better salute the flag when he is
told to.
The Springfield herald., 1915-07-09

If the principal European war
lords were to como over here and
attempt to violate our neutrality,
and Uncle Sam were then to do
them as he has Huerta, probably
the rest of them over there would
conclude to lay down their arms
and stop their fool fighting.
The Springfield herald., 1915-07-09

II we are to have our usual
amount OF warm weather, It'll ev-
ident that a good part of the fall
will have to be used for summer
purposes.
The Springfield herald., 1915-07-09
u. Unnthttlattnus. e.

On the first floor and the Brus
sells carpets-the famous fifty
two doses of good old Herald
medicine 1.25.
On the secon1 floor-the Great
County Builder and Thrice-a
Week New York World 200
On the third tloor-Herald,
Cappsr's Weekly, Mail and
Breeze and them spoons" 200
On the fourth floor-all the a.
bove with them spoons. p 85
On the fifth floor-the Herald
and four magazines-Woman' s
World, Gentlewoiran, Home
life and Farm Life
The Springfield herald., 1915-07-09

Balfour missed it only about a
month when he said the war
would begin in May. 1t seems
to have commenced in .Tune-at
least on the one side of the war
zone.
The Springfield herald., 1915-07-09

Over the peace proposition of
President Wilson, it would seem
that the Mexican factions are
not falling on each others bosoms
only when they have stilettos
in their hands.
The Springfield herald., 1915-07-09

The famous 900 that went in
to the fray a few weeks ago,
found after the smoke of battle
had cleared away that it's number
had been increased to 625. We
are hoping after a few more
charges to bring that up 70 700
or more.
The Springfield herald., 1915-07-09
II UMBER 8

Mr. Williams mad the m:sfOr-
tune 10 loose two horses last
wees.
DR. Elder and wife called on
Chas. Golfers Sunday Evening
Miss Anna Stewart and her
brother attended the celebration
at Springfield Saturday.
Henry Lively's ponies strayed
away from home Friday, bnt he
| fourd them the next day.
Mrs. Collier spent the day
Friday of last week with Mrs.
/ Inman of Horseshoe.
O. F.sKrell was a caller at
J. H. Meals of Sandy Soil Sat-
urday.
/ Coulter's aud Goodrich's at
tended services at Sandy Soil
Sunday.
! CrolS are .ooi,iDg tine, mad a
good shove Saturday night.
The Springfield herald., 1915-07-09
lone Rock

We extend our heart felt sym.
pathy to Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Pat
terson in this their sad hour,
their little three year old boy be
ing laid % rest last week,
The invited guests at the
Thompson home for Sunday din.
ner were Harve Kidder and fam
lily, Waiter Rockhill and family,
Mrs. Simpson and children, and
Mrs. Hudnell.
Childre;: day was observed
here Sunday. The house was
beautifully deco rated with flags
and good program was render
ed.
The following people spent
Saturday celebrating at the
pleasant home of Mr.. and MRS.
Dillon. A ball game and other
amusements were engaged in, a
bountiful supply of. choicest
viands of the country house.
wife's larder were appropriated
and a most appetzing meal was
spread on the lawn and relished
by, Sam Jent, Cal. Thompson,
Sam Carter, Ben Dellon, Walter
Rockbill, and their families. Mrs
S. Pearce and children, Mrs
E. w. Simpson and children
Mesdames Smith, Park, ant
Hudneli, Halle Kirkendall. Mr.
Lenord, Geo. Kirkenoall, Ceci
Jent, Crvther Pearce, and Ber
[.enord.
The Springfield herald., 1915-07-09

The news from the western
European War zone is rem'ndful
of the civil war slogan "All is
q,iet OF. the Potomac.
The Springfield herald., 1915-07-09
Advertising in live paper is
like doing business in a live town
it brings things your way.

Right or wrong, and of course
after Baca county, the United
States first, last, and all the
time
The Springfield herald., 1915-07-09
KONANIz

Alva and Beatrice Dean spent
Sunday with Bessie Flnrey.
William Semmens and Elder
Nidey ate Sunda, dinner at the
Rowland home.
Chas. Marrymee's children
have the whooping cough.
Frank Hughes was kicked in
the face by mule last week.
No Serious damage was done.
Mr.. Burkholdor is hauling
maize to the road this week.
Everyone who has time is cut.
ting loco this summer.
Crops are looking fine. so are
the weeds.
Everyone who saw the twist
ers north of here last week is
keeping pretty close to his dug
out.
We had a big hail storm this
week which ruined lots of rye
all young crop.
E.L0EM0NT
A. B. Knott and wife invited
their neighbors to eat ice cream,
wit h thar IN tho Itb
j. 7. Hawkins and and family,
MIR. Tate. Miss Minnick, and r.
H. Dickey and wife took Sunday
dinner with G.. A Shuliz and
wife.
Misses Lizzie White and Miss
De We're left Saturday for Kan
sas.
"A. B. Knott sold Lisdesert
to Mr., Nixon. We welcome MIR.
Nixon ard family in our midst.
The G. / Sunday school en-
ioyed a basket dinner and ice
cream at Harry Walkers Sunday
Mrs. Jones OF Springfield was
Waiting her father, Mr.. Charlie
Wilson, last week.
The Springfield herald., 1915-07-09
Fair Progress

OIL + SSS
Enthusiasm for the fair is now
at high tiCe. The eliminating
public meeting Tuesday night
was attended by a goodly num-
Der, and by those who came for
business.
At this meeting constitution
and by laws, drawn up by that
full-team worker, Atty Alberti,
were adopted and permanent
organization effected as follows:
President L. H. Alberti
Vice " Lee Holmes
Secretary DR.. Culp
Treasurer Sam Holt
Ten directors were then chos-
en-, as follows:
Maurice Long, Il. G. Cotton,
A. C. Littleton, E. Koontz,
Jack Wade, Will Spurgeor, w.
NJ. Stewart, Fl. G. Kaiser, S. M.
Konkel, j. N. Jett.
BY the constitution the name
"Baca County Fair Association"
was chosen. 1t is to be compos-
ed of life members, to whom life
tickets are to be issued, and OF
annual mbers, to whom sea-
son tickets are to be issued, both
of which tickets admit the fam
lilies of the holders to the fair
grounds for the time issued.
There We're seventeen life
charter members to start the
ball to rolling IL is desired to
bring this up to fifty, and it is
probable that then no more will be
issued; so if YOU want to get in
as a life member you will want
to hurry up.
By the constitution and by.
laws, there will be no dividends.
THUS all receipts above expenses
will 90 towards improving the
grounds.
For this year the same fair
grounds will be used that were
used last year, and all improve
ments will consequently be of a
temporary nature.
Of course the final success OF
the fair will depend somewhat on
the season. If the season con-
tinues favorable and the crops
are something as they were last
wear, we believe a total attend
ance of 6,000-an average OF
1000 day. can easily be depend.
ed upon.
All the details of the fair viii
be worked out by the fair direct
ors in coming meetings, but the
time of the fair was decided upoE
Tuesday night-September %,
%, "a
In this connection the Herald
suggests that the ladies immedi.
ately organize the mselves into ar
advisory fair association, for the
purpose particularly of looking
after their part in the fair, anC
Iof Offering such suggestions as
may seem to them good.
To every body
Get ready for the second Bacs
county fair, and help to make il
the grandest agricultural affnil
that has ever been pulled off ir
the short-grssS west.
The Springfield herald., 1915-07-09
W est FlatS

West Flats was visited with IL
nice rain Saturday night.
G. G. CampL ell went to Villas
for load of lumber Wednesday,
and returned Thursday.
Mr.. Tomlin called on Cecil Ev
tns Sunday morning.
Everybody in this ncighbor-
hood was too busy to abserve che
Fourth,
Mrs. Tom Evans and Mrs.
Fanny Mccullough called at
&c. c.. Nampbell's Tue,dav.
The Springfield herald., 1915-07-09
Clyde

Here we are again after an ah-
sence of two weeks on account of
sickness.
We have been having quite a
lot of rain the last week.
The 4th of July dinner and pro.
gram was we'll attended and ey.
cry body seemed to enjoy them
selves.
Ida and Guy Riddle, Matte
!, Mason, John i'arnard, and Stew
ard took supper with Golden's $
Sunday evening.
Luella Gulick spent Sunday
night with Mrs. Fannie, Hoover
and family.
Carl Clements was in the Clyde
community Sunday.
w. W. Golden and son Bill are
in the cedars this week.
Ora Mason and family of Horse.
shoe we're No. , Sunday school
visitors Sunday.
Mr. Adams, of the firm OF
Church & Adams dropped into
the Herald Office yesterday long
enongh to say hello and then
went on to Villas
| Mr.. Smith, of the hardware
firm. got back yesterday from
his Kansas and Oklahoma ram
bles.
The Springfield herald., 1915-07-09
North Fork

oy She evening wi
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS

'Hobo" smoker will be held under
auspices of International Brother
hood Welfare assn and unemployed
Saturday, March 6, at All Milwaukee
av. Smoking singing, wrestling exhi-
bition and other features. Hobo cook
ing and refreshments. Admission free
NEW Zealand in a Nutshell" topic
0f Walter Mills at Church of Re
deemer, Robey and Warren avs, Sun
day, 8 p. m.
Alumni meeting of Columbus
school to be held in school assembly
hall, Friday, March II, p. m,
-O-O--
Wheeling, w. Va.-FolIoWing strike
conference Pres. John White declar-
ed East Ohio coal miners strike is
near settlement.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-06

MRS. YOUNG'S BUDGET BLOCKED
Budget troubles for Mrs. Young,
sup't of schools, are not over. Al
though the finance committee had
passed upon the budget prepared by
her without any material cuts, John
]. Sonsteby, who was unable to at
tend the meeting, threw a bolt in the
machinery by declaring that the bud
get was not scientific.
Some time ago the board decided
that in future all budgets must not
ask for lump sums, but should show
to whom and for what the cash goes.
Mrs. Young's budget did not. Her
estimate got by the rest Of the com
mittee, but when Sonsteby kicked
last night it was announced that she
might have to do her work over
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-06

lice Chief Ripley, granted back leu
tenancy after 16 years fight in court.
J. L. Jacobs, efficiency engineer of
civil service comm, says corporation
counsel Beckwith drowned on" in
Vestigation in law dap't.
John Pool and Abe jackson, arrest
ed for peddling drugs. Turned over
Ito government.
Lieut.. Col. Judson, U. s. Engineer
in Chicago, told Chicago Assn that
Chicago will be real seaport when the
harbor is improved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-15

Tho Junior Mechanics viii hold res
ular weekly neetiuE fol their hall on
Vain street this evening
Tho rrrf ices iu all Of the local
'NnrfHrH were we'll attended Hf both
~. W1rutuE and estnfnE services.
Ih' Aetna standard mill resumed OBJ
'rafinnF Doh the two plate mills yesterday
evening az De- o'clock
lnrEc number ~ aupuera were
served 90 tho supper given BY the SCI
EauIn German Lutheran church satur-
day evening
Al 81 the trains out ~ this city last
SATURDAY evening were cruu ded 60 their
capacity.
Word was resumed in this city SAT-
urdaF eWeuinE fu the effect that Mrs.
susan Woods. resident - Pennington.
had died ln Decatur. Il
~ D. fnid that a arrau took place ~
Weet Wheeling Saturday evening BE-
tween several miners
The fire department held regular
weekly meeting iu thir hall yesterday
afternoon
pr b. said that the condition ~ To-
aeph Matthew af stop "a on the uarton
Iinc who has been ill Tor Some time is
critical
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-15

7 am not surprised % observ. the
number n men who come into tho sf0rs
20 purchase Mothers Friend " remarked
n leading druggist.
The eHpoctaut mother n sha hasn't
heard n This splendid rr1hr1aatf8n L.
probably not reading The papers % much
extent. And N she does W ~ a hanov
thourht 70 send hubby o. tho drug store
Mothers Friord' o. applied externally
over The abdominal muscles
10 ~ n gentle, H0othing lubricant. pane-
rates 20 tho fine network o. reryer
beneath the skin and has n marked
tendency 20 relieve mo muscular strain
% which these broad. nae ahli1ufnaf
muscles are subjected. The carIa. Ten.
ions anf iirHmrufs arc thus permitted 10
airefcn Without The rrrrrHuHrdfnn surface
7lrain 20 often Involved during the pari1f
RI efp7etatlon. Ana particularly O. raurr
ln'inHr7 d. this remedial application n
lnTgtimnhle value Hiuce iu thus keeping
ne muscles firm but plant 10 enables
NON % % 'hr1urh fha ordeal without
.ag-rhii0n ~ fhe fp'fefmfa offen the sase
won us gentle attention o. neglected
MOTHERS Friend" a. hfrhlv recon-
Weudrf ~ huHf % women Write
IrndffId Neruiafor Co eos Lamar nifr
NOlNH Co. and We viii send You tal.
liable iltllc bygk " cKDcetaIt m0thcra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-15

man Lutheran church yesterday morn
Ing and evening
John Conkle, who sustained a crushed
ankle while at WORK "a ths sheet MIL
last Thursday T. still IN "A serious CON
dition at his home o. Broadway.
Both the l.aughlln tin u.il and the
Whitakcr-GlesSner ..eet mills resumed
operations I'm fun last evening
Mrs William Evan who has been N
at her home on SeabrighJs Lane for tho
past few days. was reported 70 be Ia a
critical condition yestctdaF.
Mrs. Rose Short. Of North Firth sire ct
woh underwent an operation gt the local
hospital last week. - recovering.
Several more men VIII be given en-.
ployment at the NorkVille mill this
morning a. the plant vii. resume in full
sand was used In large amounts botH
Saturday and yesterday by the motor
men on the traction lines on account OF
the slippery rails.
The Musical Trio furnished the
music at the meeting or the Personal
Workers held yesterday afternoon.
Much interest IL being taken IN the
pool tournament IN the ElA's hail on
North Fourth street.
Little crcdcnce h. being given the hold
UP story as related by a man who claim
ed he was robbed Ia this city early sat
urday morning.
The members OF the local Red Men
lodge will go 10 Raylaud this evening TO
attend the visitation meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-15

be held Thursday evening in the base
ment Of the stone church.
Miss Stella wadden returned ycster-
day TO her home at short Greek after
having spent the week end as the guest
or Miss Winona Dorsey al Elm Grove.
Mrs. William Nelson. OF Cleveland. IL
spending several days as the guest OF
friends and relatives at woodsdale.
Mrs. Wickham. OF Detroit. Mich. il
spending several dsys a. the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. /. G. Hector. at EdEwood.
Miss Sue WaddeIl returned yesterday
TO Cameron " here she - employed as
teacher inthe school after having spent
the week end as the guest of her sister
Mrs. Ralph Morrison at Valley Grove.
Mrs. Stewart Patterson and daugh-
ter. Miss Elma. OF Elm Grove. are
spending several days as the guest OF
relatives at Macdonald. la.
Miss vida North returned last eve.
ming 10 Elm Grove after having spcn'
the weekend as the guest OF her par
cnt at Clinton.
Contractors Bushon and Lemon. are
making extensive repairs to the resi-
dcnce OF Dr. 4. A. Hildreth II, OF Al
tcnheim hill.
Quite few people from the out-thc-
pike district attended the concert given
saturday evening at West Alexander. by
the All Brothers Quartet"
Albert Miller has returned to MS
home at Elm Grove, after having spent
fe Wdays with friends at SistersVillc.
Jack Graham. OF Dillonvale. has re-
turned to his home after having spent
the Weekend rs the guest OF friends az
Elm Grove.
Miss Helen Baker l. confined TO her
home at Fulton with serious illness.
Mrs. Charles Nevis H. confined To her
home at Elm Grove on account OF M
ness.
Miss Anna Auris, OF Claysville Ia.
~ spending several days az the guest OF
Mrs Arthur Wallace at Elm Grove
John Yoke - confined to his home
at Edgwood with "a serious illness
Miss Sarah McCague has returned to
her home at Pittsburgh. after having
spent several DAYS as the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. Harry McGlumphy. OF Dallas.
Mrs. Samuel Coffield has returned 10
her home at Fulton. after having spout
the past several weeks as the guest or
friends in Florida
Miss Elsie Caldwell returned Satur-
day 10 her home on Big Wheeling creee,
after having spent several days as the
guest Of friends and relatives ia Wheel
ing
Mrs George Schaffner and daughter
Of Allegheny are spending several DAYS
as the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Fred Bayha
al Fulton.
Miss Bessie Wilson. OF New Cumb.r.
land. is spending several days a. the
guest OF Mrs. 5. Martin OF Edgwood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-15

IT. y. GLlnnnIy ~ South HeIIaire. has
rniurned from a trip f1 W11drfe1d.
Hellaire aerie ~ farIaa with hold an
important meeting this evening
Joseph Mitchell ~ WnaHfurfrr %
ia Hp.rding o. few days with friends in
The city.
MiHs a D.. Wilson. ~ This city fs
visitor in Cleveland and piffaburrh this
week
Mics F1orencs Workman ana Taffs
ltir VII leave today for cleveland srd
lIitauurEn To- attend fha millinery oran-
hrs EdTar TrFIfah and children ars
NIFlfluE Mr. and Mrs CHARLES t,ufb.r-
fun. uu Union street
hre. J. lf fnvfHer ~ belmont street
has b..n rgIlrd t1 Pittsburgh By the an
rHaa ~ friend
NrH IHe.UUlra faTIs. who has been
seriously 600 of Hrr homo on Gravel Ifuf
Ia slowly lwpruuInE
hf H"i MrH Chester hndrraHr. %
rHnF..u street. ur. IHT urrfHfa 40 Ia
dauFnf.r hHrn Saturday lrrnfrg
ME- MarEHrst Matthew OF Ibis city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-15

Friday evening some person decided 90
take an automobile ride az the expense.
of Howard Atkinson. who had driven
his rar 90 the FRESH man party ~ Tria-
dolrIia district high school Howard
with his two younger sisters had driven
% the party Boz their roadster. which
was LETT standing near the buildinE.
When they we're ready o. return 90 their
homes they found that their machine had
been taken. Immediately search was
started but failed TO reveal the where
abouta ~ the car. After searching for
sometime young Atkinson started home
When near Bte Mar place he discovered
o. machine sitting on the street Upon
examination DO found that if was ris
car but that the rears had been removed
and % was impossible for him Co. con-
tnue on bic WAY home Whether done
Tor e. Joke or not Ia not known. but "a
clue a. fu the guilty parties has been
found and 70 d. likely that an arrest win
follow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-15

Is spending a few days with friends at
Moundsyille.
Mrs. Arthur weischaupt. OF warwood
- visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs T.
j. Cook. Of Belmont street.
George Marsh, OF this city, who has
been seriously III, - improving
The Loyal Daughters class OF the
christian church Will hold a pound party
this evening at the home Of Miss Lulu
Utter, on Noble street.
The Independent order OF Owls will
meet Monday evening a large class OF
candidates will be Initiated.
Mrs. Estella Burrows will entertain
the sunday school board Tuesday eve
ming at her home on Nobel street
Miss Millicent Johnson, OF StsterSyiiIe
city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-15
COMMITTEES MEET
Both Republican and Democratic City
Executive Committees VIII Hold
Meetings Tonight.

The Republican city executive com
mittee will meet this evening in the
offices OF the board of control The
object Of the meeting Is for the dis
cussion OF plans for the coming city
campaign. All prospective candidates
are asked TO be present.
a meeting OF the Democratic eX-
ocutive committee will be held this
evening In the Register building ~ y
o'clock The committee asks that all
interested Democrats be- present and
especially those expecting 10 be can
didates
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-15
Cut This Out Now

II you don't want II today. you may
next week. Send this advertisement
and cents to Foley & Co. Chicago.
Ill, writing your name and address
clearly. You receive in return three
trial packages-Foleys Honey and
Tar Compound for coughs. colds.
Group and grippe. Foley Kidney Pills,
for weak or disordered kidneys OF
bladder. Foley Cathartic Tablets. a
pleasant. wholesome and cleansing
purgative. just the thing for winters
sluggish bowels and torpid liver.
These well known standard remedies
for sale by John Coleman 4 Co
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-15
Martins Ferry Br,.f.

Mrs Mary Brand one OF the oldest
residents Of this county. celebrated ror
seth birthday anniversary at her nome
on walnut street Saturday afternoon.
william Dun. who has been visiting
friends In this city FOR the past several
days returned 10 his home at Ravenua
yesterday.
The American Independent. order or
owls Will hold an importaH; meeting in
their hall on Hanover street this even
ing
Business was better IA t;I.s city Sat
urday night than II mas been for sew
eral weeks. on accOun. Of the large pay.
Fritz Wetdel the we'll known hall
player, leaves the latter part OF he
month for Georgia TO again play IT. the
Southern League.
a large crowd was present at St
PauIs church on Walnut street last
evening 10 her the sermon on "Anuse-
ments' delivered by Rev. Hadiey
Rev. Martin Meir OF East "a, had
charge OF the services at St Johns Ger
tickets will be the only ones In the field.
10 h. said that Mayor Schafer will again
be candidate the lnguIus L.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-15
Pound auiltr OF An.an1,

HARRY Crawford. Of Benwood, who was
nulcted by the last grand jury for man
RS, IN this city. september o. was
round guilty OF assault and battery by =.
July ia common pleas court at ST Glars
Immediately and the court fuuossd a
me or 500 and costs and sentenced him
70 80 days in the county Jail Harris
ooJected To Crawford paying attention To
ms daughter. which IS said 20 have
caused quarrel between the two men.
me testimony showed that Harris at
tempted TO strike Crawford. Crawford
Harris. hitting him on the head The
injury caused his death In a few DAYS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-15

One Of the most delightful entertain
f1eut will be- presented at the Ffrst ~
p. church Tuesday evening by the cam
bridge ELcera This wifi b. ffa afuhfh
number under The auspices - fH0 Amer.
icuH club lyreum course. and Will be
one n the best ever brought 20 fhIa
city. ln addition % n number 81 musical
- lnrfiOuF. The company Will rrHFurs
several scenes from Hamlet. shake.
Fprare's ruHafrrpirce The personnel or
the company So composed - The follow.
ing MFs Martha Miller. readsr. ~
Jess cover. irperHonat0r. Miss ZsirIa