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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-04

The Falls City-salem Lumber com
pany are now prepared to furnish .ev-
erything for the building of that new
home, barn or garage. Get our esti.
mate and cost of materials Phone :
$40 South 10Th street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-04

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-04

If you have Sonora Talking Ma
chine in your home you will have n
home. Myrtle Knowland, 42l Court
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-04

DR., stones Drug Store for trusses
.
See my Car-Five passenger, a snap
at Wick Bros, Apr 5
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-04

A saving can be made by ordering
that Easter suit now Of D. II. Mosher.
344 State street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-04

Now is the time to buy that gas
range, special reduced prices on our
entire line. Buren & Hamilton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-04

Ladies do you know Milan Panama.
Leghorn straw and felt halts can be
cleaned and reblocked in latest STYLES
Owens, the Halter, 1875 Court street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-04
Opening ball game today. Score at
Otto Kletts', AS State street.

Buy that Easter Suit now at annual
spring opening prices. d. II. MOsher,
344 state street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-04

st. Paul's Guild of Episcopal church
will meet with Mrs. Russell Catlin, !
Chemeketa street, Wednesday afternoon
at 2:30.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-06-09
Commissioners safe

Molten Is hereby given, that 100 Ra. ,,..
suauce of Jhr authority aHu "',SlT ,"',.S,T Jle
In the dtcfelal elS', ll'' '..rur.,.
Chaucery Court Of lianuo,,n-.,,,', 'I'y gf
made and entered on the A'g'' N
Anrli. 1910. In certain 'lH'y ..,s,
sBl then pending therein uet"o org
Nrs Al Russell complainant az"
Emma VpndergrlT, 10 al deIeuo'u'Ss}} y ?
The WrdorsIpnpd. ay Commissioner a.
said Court. wIlI offer for sale ~ PU,. P,,
lie yeudue 10 the highest plua,', 70 'rr
Tie North Front door or en-, Ia,t.'g I,,t.' 'S,Ij
lie County courthouse, IN NIllsh !, 80 ~.
court is held, In the County ol ','...I h','I
d0lrI. within the hours pIrs'I ,..'.
by law for judicial sales, eH Sag,s.'' S,A,.
tie nth dry OF June, 4. y, i''".
fplloNlur described real estate, t'" ','
The south tart 0i The nor l.''. .l.....,. va.
quarter OF the southwest qua lg. ~, ~ d.
ton eleven uN tgWuNh.p, lng'.'i l..nf...'i,
North range one west l,aa"o. r.'
county. Arkansas Same being IA.
that 1art OF said northwest quart e.
of lhg southwest quarter lying S'ut,'
and East Of q certain trreA oI 1is''s' .., !.
running through the said n1r,ilMg..
quarter OF tie southwest quarter,
and commonly known as one ''..s. o. .,r
w. 4. Hughes 'aud. containing lil a..
about seventeen ll0 acres 10 ha"'
dOlph county. Arkansas. -.
Terms uf sale. On a credit 'l t.''g
months. the purchaser being ftlai,. z"
20 execute % bond as required. 10y Jaw
aud the order aud decree 0f Sid cgttiil
In said cause, wish approved secuFi'N
bearing Interest 40 the rate %! l' pr
cent rcr anuum frOM date OF SAFE uli'
ul paid, and q lien being retained oi
the premises sold 90 secure the pay
ment Ui the purchase money
Given under my hand this sIth Ha3
Of May, 1916.
y. R. Ea".in,
Commissioner iu lusncer}
jackson Is NteKN
SOliCllOrs for Plaintiff. fi-',
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-06-09
Ordinance No. 49

An Ordinance 20 prevent the run.
ming at large ofcattle, horses, mules,
asses, swine, sheep, goats, aud other
animals OF like kind, within the cor.
porate limits OF the Incorporated
Town Of pocahontas,
BE 70 Ordained by the Common
Council OF the incorporated Town OF
Pocahontas:
Section |. Hereafter II shall be un-
lawful for any person, company, or
corporation. being the owner, or haY-
ing control, OF any horse, mule, COW.
ass, hog, sheep, goat. or other animal
OF like kind, 90 allow or permit any
such horse, mule, ass. COW, hog.
sheep goat, or other animal OF Ike
kind, 10 run az large within the cor
poate limits OF the Incorporated
Town OF pocahoutas.
Section . ANY person, Company.
or Corporation violating any OF tie
provisions OF Section I. OF this ordin.
anance shall be deemed guilty OF a
misdemeauor and upon conviction
thereof shall be fined In any sum not
less than one dollar, nor more than
Ten Dollars.
Section 3. IL Is hereby made the
iuty OF the Pound Master Of said In
Town Of Pocahontas, %
AXE into his possession aud impound
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-06-09

The FreewIll Bapusts wlll give
aud have foot washing
services At Sutton ueXt Sunday,
Dinner will be served on the ground
aud every body invited.
Mrs. W. II. skinner, Who has
been in Mayer, Arig, the past
wear, returned home hr,t ot the
week Tor q VISIT wIJh friends aud
relatives,
Cow For Sale-I have two.
thirds Jersey COW for sale. See
Mrs. Maggie Keith. 3stf.
Charles Athy Of near Maynard,
who recently returned from school
AZ Lilllo Rock, spent Sunday in
PoUahoutas.
j. naly Wells aud family OF
P0cahoutas, came up last Saturday
by apto aud visited until Sunday al
the home Of Mrs. Wells parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Thaxton.-
Doniphan Prospect News.
NJ. d. Presley was down from
Biggers Sunday.
J. l.. Preston spent Saturday
night and sunday At Biggers, visit.
ing bis son, Carl,
Mrs Carl Preston ard baby OF
Blggers spent part Of the week her,
with her parents, Mr. aud Mrs. a
z. Schnahanm.
Miss Katie Frenkin has returned
from the bottoms on account Of the
big rains.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-06-09
Late Local News

l.. +. Blaukenship, the editor of
the star Herald, is IA Hot Springs
this week. lie left the office In
charge uf the forman aud the force.
II there Is any body who has any
kick coming on this sheet. they can
60 TO the "deyil' aud talk il over,
Mrs. L. NJ. Wise Of Harrison Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Hattie
Crosby, here this week.
Green IL. Jones who has been IN 81
LOUIS the past three months WORK
lng for the East st. Louis Cotton
Oil Co, returned home Tuesday
for the summer.
Boarders Wanted-I want a few
boArders by week or month. Ap
ply TO Mrs. Maggie Keith. 80 Il.
John and Wall Uuderhll OF
Jonesb5ro are here visiting relatives
aud friends this week.
On account OF being so crowded
with advertising several good neN p
letters will have to be carried over
until next week.
Cecil Keith aud wife of st. LOUIS
came m the latter part OF last week
TO spend several days the guests Of
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. II. Keith.
+. ]. Bellah, aprosperous farmer
of Success, was in the city last
Wednesday.
w. II. Dame Of Valiant Ridge
Route L., was in Pooshontas one
day this week on business.
Capt. Riley, an old ox-oonfeder-
ate soldier aud one OF the hest men
ia Cherokee Bay, was in Pooahou-
tas Wednesday. Capt. Riley il II
years old next December. May
You live to be 100 captain.
Larry Craven was down from
Poplar Bluff, No the latter part
Of che week.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Kirksey at Light, Ark, Saturday
morniug, an s-pound glrl.
Esq. ]. Z. Hamilton WIS up
from Manson fret of the week on
business.
Atty. IL. NJ. Bishop was ia Sue
cess on business a day or two last
week.
The work Of remodeling the front /
OF the N,w York Bargain Store was
begun first of the week. !
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-06-09

any horse. mule, ass, COW, hog. sheen.
goat, ur other animal ug like Kind,
found running au large within the
Incorporate limits OF said town, I'm
mediately upon the lmpoundlng OF
any such animal by said Pound Mas.
ter he shall notify the owner OF such
animal, II such owner be known 40
sueh Pound Master, that he has taken
possession Of aud impOunded said
Ahima' ~ such owner shall, within
ICwnty-tonr hours after receiving
said notice, appear and claim such
animal, the same shall be delivered
70 him.
II the owner OF such animal so i'm.
pounded be unknown 20 said Pound
Master then such Pound Master shall
post written or printed notices In
three public places within the rorpor-
ate limits OF said town, In which shall
be given n description OF said I'm.
pounded animal mentioning any and
all marks, brands and flesh marks that
may appear on said animal. and ca J.
ing upon The owner OF said animal 70
prove his ownership or interest there
la 20 said Pound Master. Within Ten
DAYS after the posting OF said notices
and warning such owner that. unless
slid tmpou lded stock shall have been
redeemed within the said Ten days.
the same viii be sold at public auc-
tiOn, no the Town Pound az the time
mentioned in said notices 70 the
I highest bidder for cash. But should
such proof or ownership be made 70
. the satisfaction OF said Pound Master
and the payment OF actual expenses
incurred In the taking care Of said
impounded animal, the said Pound
| Master shall 40 once deliver such ami.
NAL 20 such owner
/ Section 1, IL, at the expiration OF
I the ten DAYS notice provided for I'm
/ Section 3 u this ordinance, said i'm.
pounded stock shall not have been ne.
deemed hy It's owner or custodian.
then said Pound Master shall proceed
I 10 offer such stock for sale at public
auction, az the Town Pound TO the
B highest bidder for cash, or shall, up
on the payment OF the amount ~ his
said bid, deliver the possession Of said
stock 20 said purchaser, togetherwlth
a certificate OF purchase Of same,
whick shall vest in said purchaser the
absolute title 10 such stock.
With the proceeds from said sale.
said Pound Master shall pay all cNpen.
seS of said sale, and the care and feed
Of said stock while so imponnded and
pay the remainder into the Treasury
Of said incorporated town Of POca-
hontas, 70 be held for one year there
after subject 10 the Order nf the own
er Of said stock after which time. if
said owner shall not have made de-
mand FOR same, such money shall be
forfeited 10 the Town Of Pocahontas.
Section 8. The marshal ~ said In
corporated Town of PocahDntas. Is
hereby declared 20 be ExOnIci0 Pound
Master of said Incorporated Town Of
Pocahontas.
Section @. An ordinances and parts
Of ordinances I'm conflict with this or.
dinance are hereby repealed.
Section :. This ordinance shall be
and remain In full force and effect
from and after its passage and APP
proyal.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-06-09

The Turner Garage was damaged
considerably Monday night during
the heavy ram. The water ran
down the street aud through the
building with such force that about
so feet Of the middle wall, which
was ten or twelve feet high, was
torn away,
Mrs. J. l.. Preston returned Fri
day from an extended visit To Mr,
Preston's mother N Cahlomla.
She WIS accompanied home by Mrs.
preston.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jim Wells OF Dal-
ton spent Wednesday night with
Pooahontas friends.
Miss Tula Blaukenshipls visiting
her sister, Mrs. Sam O'Baugh al
Arkadelphia tins week,
Mrs. II. ID. LHcns aud Miss La
cile Garter of this place and Miss
Rcgenia Dowell OF Walnut Ridge
attended the hall given m Poplar
Bluff "Wednesday night in honor Of
Mr.. aud Mrs. Waldcmar Boeyirg.
Mrs. :. NJ. White aud her broth.
er, Prot. Eugene Thompsou, left
Monday for Chicago, for few
days visit with Mrs. Whites sou
Tell.
ATTY. Drew Bowers left first Uf
the week for Cape GIrardeau ana
other points in Missouri.
]. q. Lacewell Of Biggers was in
Pooahontas on business first Of the
week.
Wiley Bigger of Blggers was IN
our city first OF the week.
5. Barre Of Minturn, came m the
first Of the week aud will spend
several days here visiting relatives
and friends.
Litile Ada Park, who has been
attending the Peabody Training
school at Fayetteville, returned home
the latter part of last week.
Oar old friend John IL. Jackson
Of Elevenpoint was ia our city
on business, while here be favored
the Star Herald with a call and left
! nice order for some Job printing.
d. w. Reynolds was down from
Reyno frst OF the week on business.
J. NJ. Argo Of Hayu, No., spent
he week end here with hIs son, J.
".
J. II. Luter of Middlebrook has
mr. thanks for sI.OO on subscrip. |
ION.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-06-09
Rnat Nnnrr

Notice Is hereby given, that the
undersigned aud Others will present
their petition 20 the Court az ult
July, 1916 term Of the County court.
70 view out aud establish a new ru2d
In Randolph county Arkansas, as
follows, tO-wit: Commencing % tie
residence Of G. w. Allison on the
Dalton aud Rayeuden Springs road,
In the east half Of section ~, town
ship ~ north range > west, thence In
general nOrthUrnly direction, over
the said east half OF section 20, sw pt
section II east part section Is aud
section : and the west pt Oi section
d all in township % north range .
west, and the west pt section 3D
township II north range west there
20 intersect the Dalton and Nam
moth Spring road, following said road
northwest 70 the residence Of Nose
King ST. thence a northern direction
over west part Of section ~, township
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-06-09
NstIte Oi SD N Altathed Prorrrly

Notice Is hereby given thatby yIrtue
OF an order and iudgmeur made an
the 7Jh day Of April 1916, in tbe
court Of j. VI, Miller u jusr ice OF lie
ncarc within and for Spring River
Township iu Randolph co. ATkonsas
an case wherein Wilson Merrantlle
Go was plaintiff aud Geo. Dutton
was defendant | will offer FOR sale an
public OutUry for cash, Within local
hours fOr such sales on the gth dgy of
June 1915 on the farm of l.. SmIth
rwo miles northwest OF lmb0den'
Arkansas, ard for the purpose OF sat,
IsNug o judgement rendered In tile
above styled court aud cause I'm the
SUM 0f two hundred twenty aud seven
one nundFcdtGs dollars aud an costs
The following described personal prop.
rrty belonging 10 the said Geo. nut.
ton to-wit'
one saw cab and carriage and SAW
ard nuH eight inch drive belt.
This May the 18th, 1910.
W, e. Russell, Sheriff.
by T. NJ. Elliott, d. $.
Hl. a.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-06-09
Warning Order

In the Randolph Chancary court.
". "a, Nesbit, plaintin,
vs.
William Lane, Mary fame aud Rob
eTt II. Smith, defendants.
The defendants, William Lane.
Mary Lane aud Robert n. Smith, are
hereby warned tOappCar in this court
within thirty DAYS from this date and
answer the complaint OF the plaintiff
tIlrd herein against them.
Witness ms hand and the seal OF
said court this Nay Il, 1915.
u. u. Rlglin,
II. 81 Clerk chaucery court.
l.. G.. SchOCnOyur,
Solicitor Tor plaintiff. 30 IL.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-06-09
Waralna Order
d the Randolph Circuit Court.
5. Z. Hubbard, plalntlG,

In the Randolph Circuit Court.
5. Z. Hubbard, plaintiff,
vs.
Frank Morrissce, dcfendent.
The defendant, Frank Morr!sSee,
a nonresident OF the state OF Arkan-
SIS, &, hereby warned 10 appear In
this court within thirty days and
answer the complaint Of the plaintiG
filed herein against him.
Witness my hand as a clerk Of the
Randolph Circuit Court this the 10Th
day Of May, 1915.
y. y. Raglin,
Clerk Randolph Circuit court.
Campbell Pope 4 Spikes
Attorneys for Plaintiff. 40it
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-06-09

q north range > west over the east
wTg nl section q, west pirU ul 500
ION H. aud section | to the ne cor M
he nN OF The NV Cf said see t,yn
In y, range , west, AZ the Arkansas
aud Missouri state line.
This May so, lglG,
), n Harrison,
Wm, y, McCaryer.
ll.t aud others.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-06-09
nn,,nh Inne a 1910.

Passed June O, 1915, "a niB
"PF''tGi' &. A, sage, Mayor
Attest;
Joe II. pCClerH
Recorder
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-18

or about So miles an hour It weighs 2sT7
pounds
"If it misses its mark they will be vast
ing a lot Of brass" said one man today
But oh, II II hits" sighed another
A Hotchkiss revolving cannon, not now
In general use, having been succeeded by
a smaller and much lighter gun OF higher
velocity. is also included in the exhibit
as well as in automatic machine gun with
the ability to fire between 400 and 500 shots
a minute.
Uncle Sam has another machine gun"
In a booth near the 34th street side Of the
hall that is attracting considerable atten
tion. II is the cancelng machine, elec-
trically connected to cancel letters at the
rate of 333 per minute This and the
parcel post are the chief exhibits of the
postoffice,. which, at the booth, transacts
postal business at present transacted by
any substation.
One of the commercial exhibits is that
Of the United Gas Improvement Company,
which gives the interior room of home
in which gas lighting is used exclusively.
This exhibit, naturally, shows to best adj
vantage at night. The miniature house oc-
cupies a space of 20 by 3S feet and con-
tains laundry, kitchen, dining room and
living room.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-18
AID SEEKS ELOPING WIFE
Deserted Husband Wants Divorce So
He Can Remarry

NEW YORK. May 1s.-Deserted by his
vile and betrayed by his friend Isaac
schlacht's faith in friendship, love and hu.
manlty has vanished, But, since his faith
IN advertising remains unshalen he has
inserted this comprehensive advertisement
IN the Yiddish newspapers:
Rosie. my wife, left me on the 4th
OF March with Louis Hocvhman. la
dies tailor, who came originally from
Grodno. He is of a dark complexion,
medium height, clean shaven and has
thick lips. The woman works at Gig
arettes, is also of medium weight and
helght of dark complexion and wears
beauty mark on her face. She wears
brown suit trimmed with velvet. 1
promise to give $40 for information
as to her whereabouts.
Rosie, l believe you have made me
suHef enough. Why do you plague
me! Write to your brother and 1 will
send you a divorce. Please do that for
me. Rosie, because l want to get mar
ried again."
Isaac wants to remarry that he may
ss'ablish another woman at his home, al
~ Essex street. to care for two little daugh-
ssrs' ere who do not appear to thrive under
- SetS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-18
OLD FOLKS DAY
TO REVEAL MARVELS
AT CIVIC EXPOSITION
Modern Inventions Will Interest
Visitors From Institutions
for the Aged as Well as
Young Folk
OTHER SPECIAL PROGRAMS

women's clubs and temperance societies
have had their day at the Philadelphia To-
day and Tomorrow Civic Exposition, which
is being held at the Commercial Museum
oath and Spruce streets. Today VIII De
dedicated to the "old Folks" The special
days to come are as follows:
Friday, May i9-Church Day
Saturday. May 20-Boy Scouts Day.
Monday, May 22--Young Peoples Society
Day
Tuesday May 23-state Editors and Pub
fishers Day.
Wednesday, May 24-Suffrage Day.
Thursday. May 25--Good Roads Day.
Friday, May 26-walnut street Day
Monday. May 29-Adult Bible Glass Day.
Thursday, June City Day.
Institutions for the aged will send their
memberships today. and the old folk viii
mingie with the young folk of whom there
will be, as usual, 10000 from the public
and parochial schools of Philadelphia Thus
far the attendance during the day has been
chiefly of children, with women second in
numbers, although at night the exposition
building is crowded with both sexes of all
ages.
Everybody Is greatly interested In the
army and navy exhibits, since these are
the days of preparedness The process or
manufacturing munitions Is shown by ma
chinery under the banner of the Frank
ford arsenal Shrapnel Is exhibited in glass
jars. The different kinds of rifles used by
the army since the days of the Civil War
also prove interesting.
Perhaps, however, the navy exhibit Is
the greater of the two attractions, for tor
pedoed steamships have recently been quite
numerous, and the navy displays torpedo
that can go through the water at AZ knots
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-18
GERMAN TROOPS ON FRONTIER
ASK THE SWISS FOR FOOD
Say They Have Not Eaten Meat for
Weeks

GENEVA May 1S.-German soldiers
along the Swiss-Alsatian frontier, chiefly
elderly men of the Landsturm, have begun
to ask food from the Swiss soldiers. The
Germans say they have not eaten meat for
weeks.
Five German soldiers in uniform, all
though fired upon escaped across the Swiss
frontier at Roderadorf, near Basel yester-
day. They were interned at Berne.
The Neue Stuttgarter Zeitung says the
food situation in Rhine towns Is becoming
intolerable. The newspaper advised the
Government to take drastic measures to
change the mode of living of the people. 1t
suggests that cooking in private families
be prohibited and that the population be
where meat would be served once daily. at
noon and only vegetables in the evening.
Eighteen German cattle dealers arrived
in Basel yesterday, hoping to buy cattle,
which are becoming scarce.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-18
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSMEN
TO DEFEND HEAVY BUDGETS
leaders Prepare to Combat Charges of
Extravaganza

WASHINGTON, May 1S.-Democratic
leaders in Congress today began preparing
q defense against the Republican charges
of extravaganza and waste of the public
money An effort to break down Senator
Smoot's assertion that the appropriations
Of the fifth Congress will exceed $4,000, 000.-
600 will be made at once to offset the pos
sbility of its becoming potent issue in
the Presidential campaign.
Senator Stone, ranking Democratic MEM
Der of the Finance Committee, has served
notice on his colleagues that hereafter "all
appropriations must be cut to the bone"
II is realized, however, that economy now
win not materially affect the grand total
and that 1t will be necessary to defend the
enormous expenditure as necessary incl
dent to the war and other unusual clrcum-
stances
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-18

Theatre Manager Buys Property
Announcement was made in Camden
yesterday chat Abe Greenberg, owner and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-18

Coors getting just little important every day
find men, and particularly most have their
ideas about color like the decorations in library living
Now there's big item about the Sx-4O Chalmers
It's too bad can't set that down Surprise No. 4.
Some cannot be kept Nearly everyone knows what
fine beast she the road She certainly perform.
They know that her real Sx-4O Performance Chalmers
She has reputation hill like Caesar had with his armies
She has reputation for responsiveness that every traffic cop
in America is well aware Of
She has, like great baseball pitcher everything the ball
She good low speeds good at high speeds good the hill
good on the long march, good on the short haul
She's fine animal As fine any you'll in
10 parasangS.
drive her myself She's my preference But the big thing
of is that with clear minds and judgment have
laid down her. Ifyou you'll question
success like the Six-4O Chalmers
Ask about Chalmers service inspection coupons negotiable
all Chalmers dealers everywhere This system most mpor
tant consideration in buying your
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-18
Hold Bottlers for License violation

CHESTER, Pa. May 1s. - Six Philadel-
phians were held last night in bail for court
by Alderman Berry on charges of selling
liquor without license. They are Fred
erick Roebuclt, Charles Cubbler, Joseph
Straubmiler, Frank Ross, Charles Knorr
and Albert Bolb. II is alleged the bottlers
allowed their drivers to come into Della
ware County and sell intoxicants from their
wagons without taking out a license in
Delaware County.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-18

manager Of the Grand Theatre. Broadway
near Mickle street, has purchased the
property of Charles Foulon, 205 Broadway,
adjoining the Grand Theatre. It was stated
that plans are under way TO rebuild the
Grand Theatre and make It larger The
new building will have a frontage on Broad
way of SO feet and depth OF 1876 feet. The
seating capacity Of the house when COM
pleted will be about 1900.