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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-10-21
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[ First published in The Topeka State
Journal, October Is, 1851

Office of the City Clerk.
Topeka. Kansas. October Is. 1916
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

REfISIk RATION NOIlCE-
OFFICE OPEN UNTIL 10 100 O'CLOCK
L. NJ.
Notice is hereby given that the books
for the registration of voters for the City Of
Topeka, Kansas, will be closed Friday, Oc-
tober 9th at 1000 o'clock Z. NJ, and will
not be open for registration until after the
General Election to be held on Tuesday.
November 18th. 1916
From Wednesday. October 18th to Friday.
October 9th, inclusive, registration can be
made at the Office of the City Clerk, 3rd
floor, City Hall, from 90 O'clock a. m.
until 10 O'Clock p M including the meal
hours
(Seal.) ETA NJ. COVELL, City Clerk.
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DRESSMAKING.

hkESSMAklNt. 9 years experience will
80 to yoHr home by day. all kinds of
sewing Prices reasonable Miss Trent
Phone 52i5 W.
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FOR SALE-VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-Rubber tired phaeton SIS; ;
also 100 hedge posts, 10 cents each
Phone evenings ssh
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First Published in The Topeka State
Journal October G. 1851
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WANTED-TO BUY.

WANTED To BUY small flat top desk
Phone 25f1.
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FITS cured my daughter by simple dis
covery; particulars free. T. Lepso, 195
Island ave. Milwaukee. Wis.
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Office of the City Clerk.

rst published in The Topeka State
Journal, October Is. 1861
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First published in The Topeka State
Journal, Saturday, September 80, 1861 =
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Topeka, Kansas, October p, 1916.
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Statesmen live side line; something new
Nine minutes time pays You 50 Pocket
samples. Prompt commissions. State ter
ritory covered. Elwood Mfg. Co. Ills
Michigan ave. Chicago.
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EHE:-ZA sE5.I ]

Special Telegram. to, the New, Ark
| Morning Light. From n. Hick.
NEWEY0RK, March 25.-Tonight's
the night. Little Old New York Is on
needles and pins waiting for the most
expensive flstic .foiblessof the ages to
start this evening. The big stunt is
scheduled for some time near 10 o.
o'clock. won't be:on hand for them
ties. There Is some durn law down In
this here locality that requires about
a million side issues to the big show,
the first OF which Will, start about 6
o'cvlock. ! won't be, on. hand for them
affairs for that Is my, supper time.
Frank Moran told mesyesterday that
tonight would be payday for him. In
that respect Moran and have some
thing in common although the, size of
his check and mine may be- little
different. Both. men finished training
Yesterday and the movie men took
their machines over to the garden
on Madison Square where the debate
will be held. " ~ 49, r.
Il am glad to know. yout are sending
another guy down hereto write the
details on the wire. because outside
l'of writing football game in a biz
GARD there amt nothingSI would like
quite so well as writing a. fight jab
by jab. II there are any special things
Of interest in the mill tonight. shall
he in position to- get wind OF them
and send you a storS, otherwise I
shall start; for that town OF Fairmont
I right after the battle. III go, by way OF
+ r HIE - ~ aEfFRs z 81 3 y :
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But in photographing the daring; feat
pc: formed BY Helen Gibson in HThe
,Perilous Swing" it was necessary fol
this photographer to climb out on a
dangerous perch at the end of bridge
girder and in the excitment Of the
scene that followed he suddenly lost
his balance, and before he could re,
cover The camera had hoPpied to the
water ~. =.
A recountfng Of the trill 5 in this
picture, which is an episode In ka'
LENS Hazards OF Helen will show
that the "stillv photographer cannot be
very we'll blamed for HE lapse. Pur.
suing three men wanted blythe sterin
Helen is apparently baffled when they
reach The drawbridge before her and
then raise 1t. Suddenly around the
curve speeding!ex expires train appears,
and Helen sees that she must act
quickly not only to continue her pur'
suit OF the gang but to avert the terri
BILE possibility{of the train tearing over
he bank to the river below.
Grasping the lariat hanging at her
saddle, Helen whirls It TO the end OF
stherbridgef as 1t rises in mid!atr. Then.
without q seconds hesitation to con:
slider the terrifying danger she slips
from the back sot her horse and swings
through space holding slim grasp on
the end OF the rope. Her weight car
,ries her, in wide semicircle through
the aft and as. she nears the lower end
Of the bridge she suddenly allows her
fingers 10, slip from the rope and grasps
,the4bridge gifder. The bridge is then
lowered justin time to allow the ex-
press train to thunder ACROSS 1t is
brought to- stop. and Helenis later
successful in catching, her quarry.
This picture is showing today at the
Nelson. "a. All. ,+.-.,.
IsATvHSg.SH- .N.7R ~. $50 ~
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= Z ~
Pittsburgh, as ], am afraid to go all
the way from New I ork to F'airmont
on the b. q o., SO I'll take the Pennsy
to Pittsburgh.
Y y collected some lvery fertile stats.
tics on the comparative purses and
gate receipts of this fight, and ones
in the past; but when j went to set
them all down for a story, took the
count in the second round am not
al financier OF high finance and have
the rare good sense to stay in my own
line of occupation.
Just before Moran and Willard
went to bed last night got final con.
dition statements from them. Willard
said: Il am on edge. In fact II l we're
any more ION edge would be afraid
OF cutting myself" Moran said: me
and a razor are synonymous in the
sense Of sharpness. and intend to
cut Willard's defense to ribbons
Friends Of the two stalwarts arc
shooting the bull on the slightest pro-
vocation. almost got into a fight in
the hotel at supper last night. Two
boobs were talking out loud at the
next table, sand was sick anyhow
OF this fight stuff. so says: For the
love OF Pete tie that bull out In the
alley. orsput muller on your ex.
shaust." And they got real sore and
were going. to have the manager put
me out, but he had gone out to res.
taurant for supper. | was so worked
up over the event that tried to get
out of the dining room without tip.
ping the waiter and almost caused an.
other riot.tI never saw a hash trotter
make SO much fuss over 10 cents in
my life.
Well / hope there are some good.
looking danes. at the mttten match
this evening so won't have to look
at the contestants all the time.
z Yours, KICK.
P. S. Much money on the streets Of
Gotham was seen being bet yesterday
and. today.
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Evening Chat

~ "a V 4 d a.3 g33i Sfeat w
White the numbering crew were
tacMne up tie numbers on q csrtain
house on Alta Vista avenue, the old
lady VINO ives in the house came 70
fI,e door. and8afferswat hing the man
tacls iip tie first digit, she said
"Are those tackS5 all youy uss 70
hold them on with RI
'f0h. yes rep1i THE man. These
viii hold fhemyaa all right"
we'll. Perhaps: replied the lady:
But you had betterluse long screws
and fasteu them tight for the wind
blows pretty hard up here.
The Old lady insisted very seriously
that longer nails be used, so the num-
berinE man finally let her have her
was
IT, Tie orIc OF numbering the houses
In the city is going merrily on and
the chief ttIculty experienced by the
men Who are doing the work, is the
pobitiTa horror many persons have Of
the dfeadedH number, 10. or course
everyone denies they are superstitious
but when the dreaded 10 is seen IN
their numbers violent protest 10
USUALLY heard !.
II may only be q coincidence, but
II IL an undisputed fact that the re-
cent hra that occurred on Eighth
street. near Castor avenue this week
vac ifi a house that had been NUN
IS Fed $40 on the 18th day OF this
third month. The $number OF ID mum
beFs "a the cts. under the correct
system OF REMEMBERING the houses is
4 faT1e one I'M every block there Is
usually one 10 Some squares that
have MY a few houses OF that have
one h0nae that covers both lots that
should be mum bersd Is and is or II
ana is IS usually given the alternate
tinmbeE IN fact, the people who oc
-cupy the HOUSES invariably insist that
klie ofli Ia number be given them.
Quite q number OF persons are now
cefttt ns thats13 lisa most unlucky mum.
h1r Tha March term Of the Circuit
fs6irt OPENED on the 18th day Iand
tha Grand Jury begsntits examination
81 @ttnassesIon THAT fatal day.
The opbo ition of the residents to
tffs unfuckyg number has caused the
CITY Officials many sleepless nights
ftriat tie theory may have founda'
ton act is the firm belief OF many
persons who are considered sane on
okhefl1natters! What Is the answer?
Gambling In the court house is a
subject that has been suggested for
Inc reform element in the city to. talk
about now that the pros and cons oil
dancing andgatte tending moving pictures
has been t1orong hlylhashed over: 9,
II has been reported! on excellent
authority that some of the Officials
Who aFe fnmate s Of the.local institu
tfon have become so depraved that
they nave even wagered such things
as hats on the rssllt of the recent
election ID Paw Paw district. The win.
ners OF these wagers may, be spotted
~ their display of new hear gear Of
IN unusual rtchnessfof finish. and col
Of whether wagering hat is vic
iation OF the gambling law or not Is
not known and persons that are busy
trying to save lup little gasoline
money against the coming of summer
are not1paftfc ularly interested whether
sttts Of ain But it Is a question
taat couId ne made the cause of many
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Thrifty Thrills IN .'..'.
Nelson Picture

/. II. there is any one thing that makes
eSpicture company rail at Fate it is to
have production contain thrill SO
daring that it was not even possible to
secure a. ..still".. photograph Of it to
enable picture follower to know what
they may expect TO see in4the picture.
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ROOMS TO RENT

FOR RENT-Two unfurnished room,
with use Of BATH and telephone. Bell
phone 1881. 3.25.2t No. 884.
FOR RENTING or three rooms,
furnished for light housekeeping.
Convenience. Apply 553 pierpont
avenue. 3-24'3t NO. $50.
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] MONEY \. !. . ], LOAN !.

MONEY loaned IN sums Of soto $50
to anyone having steady work. Can
be repaid III, small monthly payments.
No reference or endorsements re.
CURED. Business strictly confidential:
Address Box sos; Clarksburg, !svR.
\. s,1-20' ttNo. 636.
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n,otaentons discussions ana elaboras
tsons 81 tie BeBtng circIes

a sharp watch s. being Kept By
the eagteseyed6 Teports on the CITY.
Eand the tlfst man found wearing g
straw hat pub ideally on the streets isl
sure to Sbe herald ed as an undtsputedl
sign OF spring. 1ncid entally aths per-
son who thus appears will undoubteds
~ win. much .'nckle fame" and free
publicity. y.
one policeman was much worried
and much walked last night as he
trailed the, sound OF violation OF the
ordinance establishing a quiet zone in
the business district The new ordtnr
ance under which no arrests have
yet been made says that no loud,
and unse :mly slgnal sholl pc sound.
ed on Main street.
About 10 O'CLOCK last night when the
trattic had begun TO thin out consider
ably, the corner cop heard what seem;
ed TO be one OF those harmontztns
Gabriel horns that will wake even a
Fairmont policeman. The sound seem:
ed to come from Just around the next
corner and the cop, steaithily as .1hls
conformation would allow, crept
around the corner. hoping to surprise
the unholy Gabriel horn. Al 8 .
Il But the bold bad cause. Of the music
was nowhere 10 be seen. Four limo.
eent.looking young men stood on the
sidewalk and conYerS=d each with the
other and tile ''arm-of-the-law' never
even glanced at them, for he was
about 10 become famous by 5arTesttng
the violator of the sacred silent
space"
No ylolator being seen, the cop re.
turned 10 his beat and again dozed
on, thinking Of the good old days
when times W&rei not like the pres
emf.
Suddenly he>was again wakened by
the clear and penetrating notes OF the
tKarmonizing callfope. which seemed to
BE- around Sthe corner. Again the
"faithful.guardian. hurried
around to the place where the sound
seemed to have its origin.
Nothing there but the boys on the
sidewalk: ,..8, ...s.
The third time he was aroused from
his dream. OF foaming schooner he
called for help and asked that the
chief come and assist him In captur;.
ing the offender.
The chief came and the boys moved
around on the next block.
|. The youth who seemed to be the
leader OF the four spoke thus:
Now Eddie, you don't have to go
yet, let's give him one more Wayne.
you and Joe come in When Eddie
gets started. That was some bass. OF
mine the. last time, what" ....sJr
All unknown to the puzzled 'oficers
I'the indispensable Co.'S. C.55 quar-
tet had become. holder and Yentured
from Fairmont avenue to the very
heart Of the city.
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WANTED - Buyers for beautiful
homes, situated iii one of the most
desirable sections Of the United
States. We can suit you in quantity,
quality or. prices. State what yon
want We have. it. Call%on or address
Seymour & Curry. Ashtabula, O.. or
w. E. Curry, 405t High street, Fair
mont, W. Va. S.25:tf NO. 1888.
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WANTED-Farm buyers v for good
farm lands located In Guernsey
Co.., Ohio. l to 800 acre tracts. well
improved. good markets and well 10.
Gated Terms to suit you Our farm
lists are free. write for them. A.. I.
SAVERS & Son, Cambridge; Ohio.
3.1.26tsNu. 500.
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Mem our illustrated catalogue ex
pIains how we teach the barber
ttads So Ia few weeks. mailed free.
MpIer Barber College, CinetnnattSSo. r
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FOR RENT-six' room house and an
eight room house with baths; Ohio
avenue, Brooks s. Hutchinson. Bell
phone 9S6 OF. 176. Con45 or 428. i
ls- So 3.1.tt.No.S 803.
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t'oH SAE ~ year,old mare, sound,
work anywhere; city broke good
family mare Can be seen at 304 Ninth
street. Addgess33 04iN Ninth street, Fair.
tfonfl " n 3.20.6t. No. 4 $40,
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INSTRUCTIONS


MAeHIN1STS or carpenters that
Waht good 1obs8feafh blueprint read
ing Complete Course for $500. Par.
ticuiafs given. Lutts, IT'S Ftrgo, But
faI6 ~ ~ X a %1 a''a,tr7 i
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Help WANTED q FEMALE

NNTED At once Two mattresses.
Only experienced and reliable par
t1es need apply: Anderson's Restaur'
ami. \, 3-24,2t5No. $751;
W'AlsIED Experienc lady, steno'
grapher at once. Address B., care
boz s14, West virglnian.
NOMENCLATURE Z full time. salary sic,
selling guaranteed hosiery to wear
er. 25e ali hour spare time. Perman'
ent. Expert unnecessary For par.
ticuiafs and Samples address Inter
ttosteB Mills, Norrfstown. Pa.
,s5 3-25-2t No. SS6.
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AGENTS. WANTED.

SNSNsNsNN~~~S~~-~-
AGENTS-:For~ fast selling article!
Get our: list. The Speciality Mfg: ana
Salesman, Wheeling W. Va. No. S46.
SALEsMEN--To sell established -lins
of paints, roofing, chemicals. disip:
fectants and specialties to consumers
factories, warehouses, farmers gen.
eral stores, ETC., $50 to 800 weekly:
Vortex Mfg. Co., Cleveland, " o. ~,
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FOR -1orse power single
phAse motor and fee cream MACHINE.
AppIyl1 q. McG loskey g. Co., 5l23 Lo'
Gust eEenIe. Bell phone 907: J-7C Con.
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Good Book ding. )" That's the only
kind We dos No matter how small or
Lowliarge The book, we bind them we'll
Fairnont Printing & Publishing Co.
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BUSINESS oPPoRTUN1TIEs

UNUSUAL opportunitys}to develop a
businesstof your: own: Several open
ings in West Virginia for live clean
cut ambitious men. The Anchor: Oil
& Chemical Co., Cleveland, o.
- ':>,ts -. - NJ H3S:25.1t No. S85.
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TOR SALE {:

eSf1aIHQ SAND improved farms for
eate. Teasonable. NJ: Poindexter, han.
nv, III. b! No. S64.
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FOR kENT:-New and desirable
4 houses. and fats close, rent low. In
qutre F. P. Kelley. Office 300 Main
ST. Bell Phone. ]. 3.3.tf No. SO6.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING s ss s VT. s ssss
WANTED

WANTED-Sewing at home. Inquire
Sis Walnut Ave. 216.26t-No. '74S
CASH! Cash Send In your,9old. dis.
tcarded false teeth. We pay from; 75c
to SIS per set. Half sets in proportion;
Sterling Refining Co.; Alb Schmulbach
Bldg,;, Wheeling, w. va. 80
a.. !. u 2.25-26t-No,. 7S4.
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rolls inquire Fairmont Printing &
Go. " IN. ] 3:13.tf-No.i 843
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FUR tttyCN1-- rlleycn-ro0m house suit.
able for boarding or rpoming house.
Excellent location. Inquire Dr.. C.
H. Neill, Jacobs Bldg, @ n. -
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FOR REM! Seven room house, mod;
ern conveniences at $40 Maryland
Avenue. Con. Phonei27.
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street, LOCUST avenue. Apply 843
Locust avenue or 1409 Eighth street.
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FOR RENT-BrIck dwelling SlS Gas
ton avenue. Apply A. L. Lehman,
312:Walnut avenue. 3.T.u No. 1923
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For sAEE-PianoSi 4. flrsttclass con:
dttion. Stand ard tniake. Quarter
oak case. Cannot be told from new.
Terns to responsible parties tAd;
dtess Box So care West wi rgtnians
~ Y 33.17.12ts No, I6S2
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HOUSES FOR RENT

FOR RENT six:room. house $40 Gas
ton avenue, $2I. Apply Geo. II.
Brobst, Watson Bldg. Y.23-tt No. S76
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FOR RENI-3.room house, Barnes
street: Gail Bell phone SOSrW or
apply S13t 9Th street. .--s S.23-2t.
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FOR sac Is acres, ! 11zmtles from
Little aIIs, Va: Dwelling and or.
chard mil les to B. 81 o. railroad.
in atght 81 sch and church. Terms
20 responaib1e party Address ]. FL
Barr, WadestoWn,S Ri NV. Va. ~
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-02-25
PURELY Personal
The Movements of many People, New
berrianS, and Those Who Visit
NeWberTy.

Mr. W. H. Farrow OF Newberry has
been spending sevral days in the city
with relatives-Greenwood Journal.
Mr. J. D. Edens, the State agent OF
the steiff piano, was in town on Tues
Gay.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Anderson are ex-
pected home from the Northern mar
kets today.
Rev. R. Y. Leavel has returned from
trip to Knoxville, Tenn, and Asheville,
n c.
Mrs. Wilbur E. Long and children,
alter two week visit to Florence, re-
turned home this week.
Mr.. A. J. Graham of Greenville, was
ii the city Thursday to attend meeting
oi the stockholders of the Mollohon
Manufacturing company.
Mrs. Jas. L. Aull, OF Columbia came
to Newberry on Thursday on account
oi the serious illness of her father, Mr..
Jas R. Davidson.
Misses Carrie and Ola Norris have re-
turned to Columbia college, after spend
ing while with their parents Mr.. and
Mrs J. T. Norris.
In an account of the Washington cele-
bration given by the primary department
OF Chicora college. The State has the
following Tiny Jack Davis, in white
periwig, pale pink and blue knee breech-
es. buckles and waistcoat. was an ador-
able George Washington. He and cum
ming little Julia Aull. as Lady Washing
ton, in wide frilled blue petticoats and
high piled powdered hair, danced an eN-
cuisite minuette" Little Julia is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John K. Aull,
formerly of Newberry
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COUSIN ISABELLE" WAS FINE.

The three-act comedy, Cousin Isa-
BELLE" presented on Wednesday evening
at the opera house by local talent un-
der the direction OF Mr. Charles Hllliard,
was one of the most thrillingly inter-
esting amateur performances ever seen
in Newberry.
Every member of the cast acted the
part as though specially created for him.
Miss Bess Kibler was beautiful and
charming as Miss Dorothy, fashionable
society belle. Miss Eva Goggans made
the big hit Of the evning as Isabelle
Vance, a suffragette. Lance Swlndler,
as Paul, brother of Dorothy, and reck-
less college boy, carried the heavy part
of the plot like an experienced artist.
Miss Pearl West as Mrs. Cameron, the
mother OF Paul and Dorothy, played
we'll the part of the society lady Dr. J.
B. Settler acter the part of Tim Jordan
perfectly. Gustav Houseal, as Col.
Weathersmore, was good and particular
" interesting in scenes with the suttra-
gette. Miss Grace Wilbur, as Billie, the
daughter of the colonel, was most grace
ful and captivating as young debutante.
Carroll Hipp acted well the role OF Ty-
Ter Hastings, a typical dude. OF course,
Mr.. Hilliard, as Jack Heath, the lover
of Dorothy, afterwards disguised as
Miss Vance was all that could be expect
ed of any professional actor.
The music furnished by MT. iWher-
rvs orchestra, assisted by Mr.. Earl
HiDp and Miss Florence Drennon, add
ed very materially to the evenings en-
tertainment.
The play will be given again at the
opera house on next Monday night at
$50.