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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-10
NE MS BRIEFS

Tho idea Of moving the hcadquari,
crs Of the West Eircinia Sunday school
association to a more central location -
being revived. Several cities are cam
oring for the change and IL mas neen
suggested to move it to CIarkShurs or
parkcrshur.. The local PEOPLE, how
ever want il Kept in Wheeling.
Charles Ohrcrstcin. c. S: b.. of
Syracuse. y. Y. will deliver free lee
tUrc on Christian Science this evening
ut tho Court Theatre.
The lowest temperature Of yeStcr-
day was 30 at daybreak and The highest
20 at noon.
Mayor II. T.. XIII. will not call SOS
sion Of city council for this evening. No
important matters arc yet ready 70 leave
,hr hands Of committees tn winch lhrI
were referred and the special session OF
last week tool: carc Of all pressing mat
tiers Of business.
Fred Ecckrr. arrested hero Saturday
on COMPLAINT fomr Mcdonald. Pa. where
he is alleged 10 have stolen II horse
wagon and Il dozen beef hides was taken
back 10 that city yesterday
Activity in real estate is dcUcloninG
in Ohio county, There were loS deals
recorded al tho county clerks "nlrr III
September. SO far in October there
have been 70.
Special services arc held every
Wednesday evening at s"r"n-thlriE IN
the First presbyterian CnuI III. : l'''' -
music by the chorus and the Chlidrcn
ChniTs.
Motion pictures Of the Elks' Stale
cnnventio nat Bluchcld. will h" shown
for tho first time ut the Virginia the
a;rc today. II WAS shown yesterday
and large crowds attended.
members Of the Ohio Valley Auto
mnhil, club will tour this county on
either October 81 or &c. The exact Gatc
will be decided upon this week. TN"
county commissioners IF ono county
have been invited to accompany the cruz
\ delegation Of newspaper mon have
been invited Tho members OF the cup
will meet at Elm Grove.
"A hiC Haynes touring car. owned
and driven by II. L. White OF Nam
street. and n touring car driven ny =;
G. kcarncs of Youngstown, o.. col'ldrd
nj Fifteenth and Jacob streets EcStrr
day morning at I:3h O'Clock. Nrli Ii n"F
occupants were hurt. Tn" machines
were damaged It is SAID that me Hc-
ridcnt WAS caused by Mr.. \"arnrS "FN-
ing on the wrong sid" of the street.
~ meeting % hoard or directors "t
the ohio Valley AUTOMOBILE" cluh has
been called for Thursday evening ~
7.45 o'clock in tho rooms Of III" W hc'I-
Commercial association.
The Pan Handle Agricultural cum
is attrmpting 10 locate a better mArk:t
for wheat raised hy farmers at lhiS
section. The farmers drClar" they arc
| being undcrpaid for their crops IN inns
! community. Ohio county produced NOR"
wheat this ,.car than for any previous
year in the past decade.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-10
WORTH ITS WEIGHT
IN GOLD, He SAYS
LOUIS F. MUELLER, OF NO. 1920
STRAUSS ST., BUFFALO. SAYS
PLANT JUICE CURED
HIS CATARRH.

The old adage "That nothing sue
cccus like success" is proved true
every day. Plant Juice. the new her
bal system tonic, is success, anu II
is such because it succeeds Buffalo
urOpIc know this, rs is atlcSicd by
hundreds of earnest letters Of endorse
mrnt from cities all over the United
States where Plant Juice has been in
trOducCd, from people OF standing ana
influence. Were Plant Juice other
than an article of extraordinary merit,
no such out burst Of public approval
would be had.
THAT Plant Juice is repeating us sue
cess here. is proven every day ny Inc
lar~r number of local testimonials re-
cc,cd from people who nave been pen
Gifted by this great remedy Mr.: LOUIS
+ Mueller who resides at No. 10
SirauSs street, Buffalo. n. Y. and is q
ropular conductor in the employ OF the
Buffalo Street Railway CO., maze 'hc
following statement:
For wears | was troubled with ca.
tarrh of The stomach, had terrible
cough in the morning when ! woke up
NV stomach was in such CONDITION
that | could not keep any food on IL,
and had no appetite whatever. ! was
nervous and could not get any sleep at
night; my liver WAS sluggish and tor
nid and had dreadful pains across my
back. After taking one bottle of Plant
Juice felt 50 much relief that | con-
tinued to take it. and now | am happy
to state that | have no more trouble
with ralarrh. have Il fine appetite and
ram eat any kind Of food without dis
rrrS&. sleep we'll all night. 1lant Juice
is certainly worth lis weight in gold rs
il relieved me and | am recommending
il 10 all my fricTdS.
Plant Juice is sold in Wheeling by
all druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-10
JUDGE ROBINSON
TO SPEND TODAY
TOURING TAYLOR
JOINS JUSTICE HUGHES AT GRAF
TON TOMORROW TO SPEND
DAY WITH HIM.
Republican State STANDARD Bearer De-
lighted With Reception In
Hancock County.

Judge Ira f. Robinson left at l2:3"
O'clock this morning for his home AT
Grafton W. Va. after spending 4 very
successful day campaigning III Hanc"ck
county, He will spend to-day on Il tnur
through his HON" county "l aN 'n'' ana
tomorrow morning will JON Justice
Charles Z. hughes at IRA ION. from
where he will accompany IN" t"puD'!-
can nominee Tor president ON ms tour
10 Clarksh parkcrShurE. II 'aii In%tnn
and Charleston. Then Tor IL few days ne
will wage his campaign through the
lower counties of tho stale. whore uusH
itinerary has been mapped OUT Tor NM
Judge 4 1binsnn. accompanied BY iran
cis l., Ferguson. Wheeling newspaper
man. who is touring the state win MINI
drove in an automobile last nlEhi L"
Wheeling from New Cumocrlahu' "hcrc
Judge Robinson wound ur ms speaking
,nur in Hancock county with an ahutcSS
ai q o'clock last evening IL lowing urlrl
addresses at Chester and Newell.
THE reception accorded me in han
cork county, Judge Robinson told an
,utcllirruCcr reporter at mldnIGnt was
MI that any man could wish. Inc aag
has been a busy one and m thoroughly
tirrd, but tn" reception in Hancock coun- :
~ was worth every effort coulu put
forth. EVERYWHERE to-day received as
suranccs ~ support and the SITUATION up
there is gratifying in the extreme.
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court CONVENES At
MOUNDSVILLE TODAY
GRAND JURY SITS FOR REGULAR
FALL TERM OF MARSHALL
CIRCuIT COURT.

Marshall county circuit court con-
vcncs at Aloundsvilr today with the
sitting Of the grand jury. for tho rogu-
lar October term. Judge II. C.. HcrvcE
will preside and IN" grand jury VIII
get down to work shortly after o'clock.
The charge OF murder perfcrrcd against
Richard Rose. of BrNwo"l, for TN" kill
ing Of William Porter. also of Fcnwnou,
will be investigated hy the court while
Il number Of other felonies will be given
attention.
\ number Of alleged Yost law viola
tors arc also 70 he investigated.
1t is likely the grand jury will not
hc in session mora than one day. and al
though II can not he definitely d"t"rm-
ined until after the grand jury submits
It's report, it Is thought the trial term
of court Will be brief.
Tho trial term Of court convencs next
Monday morning. 1t is likely the crtmi-
nal docket Will bc called Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-10
SERVICE
WORKERS ELECT
BOARD OF DIRECTORS NAMED AT
MEETING HELD LAST NIGHT.
Work for the Ensuing Year was outAn-
ed and Great Enthusiasm is Shown
nv Members.

Tho wheeling Social ScrviC" asSoria-
ton met last night in annual session
and outlined a program for tho com
ing year. Tho reports OF the various
officers were !ead and they showed ihat
much chari;ahla work has been done ny
the organization during the past year.
W. T. Wilson. president, OF thn aSSu,
citation presided and a. r. Sinks h'icd
rs tho secretary. The first speaker
called upon was Probation Office Fra
2icr. II" told of tho many different
cases his society had to TAX" care o.
In his report he said there wcr" Ghli-
drcn in Wheeling who whore taught
systematic method Of stealing and re-
lated Il number of incidents which had
been brought u his attention, IN "h
particular cnsc H." told how n litiic EirI
only twelve years Of az" had hr"h ar
rested for shnrIiftinE and after an m
VcStiEntIOn it was her mothrr WI"
taught her how To do the work. IN"
mother and child mr." both from Wheel
ing and they were operating in Il local
Stor" when apnrch"nd"d.
DR. w f.. II. caldwell. l"rAI I'h-
iist who has been d"y"ilnE u great n"hi
of his attention To thu work III tn" Tree
dental cIIri". Tar children. VAS u"N'
called upon IT." said In" cost al M
uI,rrarimns at til. local clinic was "ntF
Is r~'nis wh:ln at other places through
rrIi thu stat" il was -. II" AdN"rai'u
tic Gaze of the ;ccth IF the youth and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-10
POLICE PICKUPS

FIvc cases were on the polio" docket
Mt an carly hour This morning. John
Brown. Ky Officer Parish. and Pete
Laudcn. ny Officer Habh. arc charged
with drunkenness
Theodore Richter. moro familiarlv
known 40 Dutch Theodore. is said 10
hay" picked trouhl. with Morton Vest
wood. "A taxi owner and driver. with the
result that WrStwOOd had 10 defend
himself In n Night with Eicht"r. Each
went to police station and preferred
charge Of diSorderlincSS against H."
ether Westwood put up for his appear
anCc this morning. Richter. with q hull
log for company. went to The lo"kUp In
await n hearing this morning.
About midnight. officer ". West was
called 70 the homo Of W. White. n form
or police patrol dr:vcr 10 arrest White
on n dsordnrly Charge. TIL" officer
found plenty Of evidence in Tho house
that White was ;!iSnrtl"rly. and took
tho former member "f tn" force 10 h"
lookup, in spite of Whites claims as 10
his knowlcrlgc that l." could not he ,n'S
on wit hoUt 4 warrant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-10

said a healthy mouth meant healthy
constitution. Continuing nc said 1t Is
easier 10 keep child well than to
make him hotter after he is sick. Good
teeth among The school children pre-,
vents a great deal Of charity work ana
;lpir every condition is improved ny
the condition Of the mouth.
Mr. j. y. Rlum was the next member
of tho board called upon. II" gave
very Interesting talk on III" work a!
tho association. 1fr asked that The an
rual statement nf tn" organization %"
printed oarh year and mailed I" All IN"
contributors - the fund 50 that th"N
would fully realize just what cNP"ndl-
lures were made and what donations
had boon given. His motion Ia TINS CT
feet was seconded and adopted.
Tho ircaSurer's report showed an on
rcnduurc OF $S.537.@S. with balance
Of Si5;.77 The expenditures Tor relief
wcrr $i.N29.55.
The new directors Of tho Social Scr
vice Review, arc:
Mrs. Charles 4. Bowers Mrs. Mollic
Eastman. Rev. A. l.. E"nz" Rabbi y: II.
Silver Or. G. 4. Wingrrtcr. Mrs. Julian
G. Ilcarnc. Mrs Thos. L. Moore. Mrs.
G. A. Robinson. Mrs. Julius llnrkh"incr
nr ". Z. II. Caldwell. Mrs L: T..
Frun2hc:rn Mrs. John Stevenson. Mrs.
\. Q. Wh,talcl. Miss Frances Ogden.
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NOVENA EXERCISES.

Roy. Father Thns. II. Judge deliver
I'd another interesting address NoStcr'
day afternoon in connection win inc
nnvrna exercises being conducted ~ INC
r',i,ncIiir monastery At Pleasant Valley
His text was "Whrn many pray III my
name 7 am in their midst. Mrs, Geo
cochran sang "All For the Heart OF
Jrsu&" and the Ava Maria. Miss Mary
Hcally will hr Tho snlist for this aIt"r,
noon. Mrs. +. !. Fisher is the Dreams
and she is deserving Of great credit for
tho beautiful selections contained III
her program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-10
MAY ARREST PERSON
Who STARTED REPORT
ABOUT gENWOOD BANK
INSTITUTION Is IN SPLENDID CON-
DITION, SAYS STATE
EXAMINER,

MI Dichl stated last night That The
STATE Banking Department is in possess
sion OF information us TO tho person who
spread the erroneous report as 10 tho
banks condition causing the run. lie
said tho rcpor, was started with mali
cious intent the person having u sup
posed grievance against the institution.
An arrcs. may be expected at any time.
he said.
II was added that 80 per cent Of tho
money which was Withdrawn from the
bank Saturday. was again deposited yes
tcrday AFTERNOON. and ,)thcr dcpositors
stated they would replace their money in
ih. bank to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-10
LARGEST SHOVEL.

Tho Beech Flats Con! company mas
what is said 20 hr lhr largest
rInctrir shovel ever built 1t will he
located Mt the Rush Run Mine. Tho
machinery was built by the Genera
Electric romranv at cost Of 5.hnn.
II will take six weeks 10 SGT tn" shovel
in rlacc. Twelve railroad cars wor" 70
nurrd Ia transport il 10 tn" mln". us
rapaCitv is lShn0 IONS D"r day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-10

Mrs. f. c. Ewing, DR.. J.. w Gilmore.
Or. F.. Ar. Phillips. Miss Mary Okanc.
Howard Ha2lctt. George W. LutZ, Will
liam s. Brady. Mrs. T. c. Burke. Rev.
e. =. Terri. Mrs. J. J.. Jones. Roy j.
Naylor. Mrs Leo Wolf. J. 4. Blum. Mrs
". r. Hownd. George \. FccnE, Mrs. j.
4. Hess. {. 4. Robinson. W. p. Wilson.
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has been acting rs q clearing agent
for tn" stuff. The rounding up Of tho
present gang is tho third gang Of boys
the police have encountered the past
TWO weeks operating alon Gmost cX-
tended criminal lines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-10
BOY Thieves CAUGHT
At STEUBENVILLE
GANG HAS BEEN SYSTEMATICALLY
ROEBING AUTOMOBILES.

STE.I'EENNILLt: Oct. 9-Through
the arrest IF james SiuINSon. aged ~.
~ 49,. South sixth Street. til" police
haIs Terrified oui another gang OF
youths who have been ronhinG aui"mo-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-10
POLITICAL NOTES

Dr O. ". otto. chairman ct tn" ohio
county Republican cX"Cutiv" ""mmitt"n.
and G. .. Frhin. county commissioner,
will leave this evening Tor Clark shurl;
To attend Tho Hughes meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-10
EPWORTH LEAGUE RALLY
Claude E Tovner of Monongahela, Pa,
Will Deliver Principal Address
Tonight.

Members OF the Wheeling Union
leagues will attend tho EDworth League
rally several hundred strong at the Fen
wood NJ L. church tonight Officers
elected N Il recent meeting OF the
leagues h"ri in Elm Grove will he IN
stalled.
Thr principal address will he deliver
cd hv claude T.. T0wncr Of Monongah"-
H. IA. who has chosen for MS i"pic'
The TrippIo Life" Roy. W: J: Ault'
Of barton. Ohio. prCsiG"n; OF n" Wheel
ins Union leagues. will preside at the
sessions.
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Tho result nr tho straw r"t" ballot
ing tn dat" in ohio ie ~ follows. Hughes
35ao Wilson ".419. Indiana i'.@ii"S
1914: Wilson ,i%l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-10

Free Lecture, Christian Science,
Court Theatre, Tues. Oct. 10Th, a;lo
p M. oC-''J
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-10

Rent it through telling all about II
In the classified columns.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-08-08
HOW OLD ARE YOU
BY YOUR HAIR

You may be thirty in years, but II
you are baldheaded or gray, people
viii surely take you to be many years
olde..
Dandruff is the root of most hair
evils. If it were not for the little de.
structive germs working with a per.
sistency worthy Of better cause there
would be but little badness, and less
people prematurely gray.
Partisan Sage win help you to keep
young looking and attractive
1t is guaranteed by William l..
Gokay, TO make hair grow and stop
falling hair; to remove every bit of
dandruff; to stop itching of the scalp
almost instantly.
Partisan Sage Is one of the most in.
MIGRATING. satisfying, and pleasant
hair dressing made; it makes the hair
soft. luXurlant and handsome; 1t is
Partisan Sage is one ofthe most in.
MIGRATING. satisfying. and pleasant
hair dressings made; 1t makes the hair
soft, luxuriant and handsome; Il Is
especially praised by women who love
beautiful soft and lustrous hair. Par.
islam Sage is sold by druggists every.
where. and large bottle never costs
more than 80 cents.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-08-08

son. Lawrence, spent the week end
in Readsboro with relatives
The Stamford Valley Grange, No.
367 will meet in the usual place
Monday night, surprise night.
Tho Epworth League prayer meet
ing Thursday night Topic, "The
Tanning of the Tongue" led by pastor.
Tho Christian Endeavor meeting
in the evening was led by the pastor.
Topic THE Conscretion of Friend
ship
Mrs. G. NJ Seymour, Mrs. Henry II.
Seymour and Mr.. Cordnan enjoyed n
delightful ride over the Mohawk Trail
one day last week.
Rev. u. c. Abbott preached splen-
did Temperance sermon Sunday oven
ing, Love Worketh no III to His
Neighbor". Many more should have
heard IL.
Frank II. Goodman OF the Brooklyn
Trust Co.. of New York city. who has
been spending hte week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Seymour, has returned to hi.
home,
Mrs 4. ]. Tanner went TO Greenfield
last Thursday morning for short va
cation and to visit relatives. Mr.
Tanner went Saturday morning L
spend the week end and to accom-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-08-08
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Michael Hogan and family are NOV
ire this week from Gage street to
Dewey street.
Miss Isabel Toomy of Boston is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. d. A. Ward of
Grandview street.
Miss Minnie Parker of Main street
is spending few DAYS With relatives
at Chicopee Falls, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Holt of Pitts
field are spending two weeks at the Il.
L. Bottum camp at Peake's Pines.
Mr., and Mrs. "A. L. Whitaker of
Chicago are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. b. Huling of South street.
Miss Fannie Loonis Of New York
city is spending a vacation with her
sister, Miss Jessie LOOMS of School
street.
William L. Gokay and Dr. T.. 5. Bra
ley left this morning by automobile
for Montpelier where they will spend
. few days.
Miss Edna Waldr0n, lookkeeper at
the Banner office left Saturday for
Oneonta, N. Y, whore she will spend
two weeks vacation.
Alexander VanSantYoord of Old Ben
nington left this morning for the
Adirondaks where ne will join his par.
ents at their camp.
Miss Lucia 7. Goldsmith OF Main
street, who is employed by Nichols
d Warren, is spending two week S
vacation at Everett Mass.
James p. Taylor, secretary of the
Greater Vermont Association was in
town Monday on business. Mr.. Tay-
lor's headquarters are in Burlington.
Mrs. Charles Barnes of Pleasant
street and Mrs. George Wilson of
Potsdam, N. Y, are spending several
days at Camp Harmon at Peake'S
| Pines.
| All the members OF the Bennington
Socialist local are requested 10 NEE
with Nathan Whiteley, Saford street
| Wednesday evening, Aug. 9th as mat
tiers of Importance are to be taken up
The monthly meeting of The boart
of directors of the Public Welfare As
ISOLATION will be held Wednesday eve
ming at 1870 at the Library, All di
rectors are urged to attend without
fail
| Howard James Of Floral Park, N. Y.
is in Bennington TO assist the Rev
George j. Sturgs of st. Peters churcl
with the mission work during the al
sence of Rev Thornton r. Turner fol
the remainder of this month
| Frank Phillips, former head of tn
commercial department in the loca
high school, who is spending hi
sumner vacation in town went L
New York Monday to return with
new Chevrolet automobile which h
has purchased from the Gardne
Garage.
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STAMFORD

Miss Lucy Blood is visiting friends
In Brattleboro.
Henry Camp of Bennington. an old
soldier recently visited relatives here.
The Junior League will meet in the
usual place on Friday evening at las.
Miss Lizzie Temple of Boston re.
Gently visited at l.. Il. Reeds for few
days.
Mrs. George W. Wood from Wood
ford is visiting her brother Mr..
Knapp.
Raymond Cutler of North Adams has
been stopping with relatives here for
q few weeks
DR.. o. J. Brown and family from
North Adams called on friends here
Saturday afternoon.
A picnic party from North Adams
came Nh Friday in Mausere's bus and
called on Mrs. Costine.
Mr. and Mrs r. f. Bishop and little
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-08-08
penounelna Medicines

Wholesale dcnunclation of propri.
otary medicines is no moro iustlnable
than Wholesale denunciatlon OF the
medical profession. II is no more
true that there are reputable physi.
clans who unselishly devote their
lives to IN intending struggle with
disease than that there are standard
remedies which do as good work
often where the work OF the good
physician cannot reach. A good ex
ample Is Lydia Il. pinkham's Vege
table Compound, which has for forty
years been alternating tho suffering.
of women and curing the ills peculiar
to their sex,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-08-08
WITH MANY FEATURES
Neil o'Brien's Minstrel Show To.
morrow Night.

NCil - DflCfl HhiHSAiOt OHOU hO-
morrow Night.
Oscar F. Dodge at the Opera house
Wednesday evening will present Neil
oBrien and his great American min
strels on their ffth annual toury
Comedians Neil O'Brien, Eddie
Ross, Lasses White, Major c. Nowak,
Charles Griffin, Steve WERNER.
Vocalists: j. Lester Haberkorn,
Earl Holmes, George Peduzzi, Leslie
Berry, Paul Lalonde, Jas. Barardi,
Jonathan Haw, Joseph Andre, Carl
Strauss, w. r. Pafsly John Brennan.
lnterlocutor: i. Leslie Berry
Musical Director: Frank Fuhrer
The following comedians will APP
pear:
Matches and Rob't. Il. Lee"
Steve Werner, Chas Griffin
"Yanka Hula Hickey Dula"
Lasses White
Savannah My Home Town"
Eddie Ross
ooh Lord These Feet of Mine"
Neil O'Brien
Ballads will be selected from the
following:
in time of Peace Prepare for war;
Carl Strauss
my Flower of My Life" Jos. Andre
"Then You'll be Mine, all Nine
Jonathan Haw
"The Sunshine of Your Smile, and
sGrhntr ralIoJ - Di,yin I anln
Earl Holmes
1.-The Sunshine of Virginia. and IN
ROmany" Leslie Berry
THE Ashese of My Heart" and No
body Else" James Barardi
Just One. Day" and I've got the
Blues for Home Sweet Home
j. Lester Haberkorn
Finale. Preparedness" by the Co
lntermission of ten minutes with
the Neil O'Brien orchestra under the
direction of Frank l'uhrer.
Part 2.
The ebony yacht club on their an
nual pilgrimage, staged by James
German. Ensemble numbers execut.
ed by our expert dancers, consisting
of the following:
Steve Werner George Faust
John Brennan Joe Mullins
Jack Long Eddie MacMullen
Eddie Girten Chas. McNally
/ Emil Barth John Miller
| THE Old Dominion Line" assisted by
the company by Geo. r. Peduzzi
Neil O'Brien presents "The Jitney
JOY Bus" burlesque on the latest
rapid transit passenger service.
Characters: Jefferson Steely. an
honest chauffeur, Neil O'Brien; Owen
Nichols, prosperous promoter. Leslie
Berry; Tom Ginagin, loaded but hap
Ply, George Faust; Dad Gouty, walk
ing slow but going fast, Eddie Mac
Mullen: Snipe Pickins, a tough gentle
man, Steve Werner; Lolita Overwaite
an equal sufferer. Chas. Griffin.
| Eddie Ross and his African harp.
The performance concludes with q
one act minstrel musical sketch, THE
BOLD Brave Black and Tans," by G.
NJ. Cohen
Captain Quimby Earl Holmes
Private Bascom Leslie Berry
Louise Lucas Chas. Griffin
Orderly johnny Haw
Susarette George Peduzz
Villa Major c. Nowab
Livingstone Dusenbury, Lasses White
Bandits: Joe Miller. Emil Barth
and John Brennan.
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BIZ SALE-Farm of 100 acres with
privilege of buying 100 acres more.
story cut stone house 35x46 with
len addition 10x4O, wood shed
b, barn 95xSO, barn 40x4O, barn
b all with good easements; car
} house 20X25 with hog house be
corn house and garage. House
easantly located on a knoll with
lawn surrounded by maple trees
slipping to an orchard of about 50
Five minutes from p. o. and Il.
|ation. For particulars inquire OF
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