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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-07-31
AWAY
WHILE BATHING
Man Stricken by Heart Disease at
Jefferson.

Jefferson. Iowa. July 331.-Ed
Ryan, aged rs years, barber, was
seized with an acute attack of heart
trouble when, he went in bathing
after heavy meal Sunday and died
instantly.
He was not drowned, but appar-
emily died from the result of the
shock of the cold water upon an
overheated system.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-07-31
Close Tomorrow Afternoon.

Business houses, shops, etc., will
be closed tomorrow afternoon in &C
cordance with Mayor Clark's proc
lamation, that everybody may enjoy
the soldiers' festival and farewell.
The Freeman-Tribune will go to
press early, as soon after the noon
hour as possible, to allow the force
in the office the privilege of joining
in the festivities during the after
noon. If you have anything you
want in the daily tomorrow, bring it
in early in the morning, otherwise
you may be disappointed.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-07-31
F. A. Boysen. Dentist. Second St.
MRS. ]. A. GREGORY
DIES IN DIES MONIES
Taken to Methodist Hospital for
Rest and Treatment-Will
Be Buried Here.

Mrs. j. A. Gregory passed away
last night in the Methodist hospital
at lies Moines, where she had gone
on Saturday for rest and treatment.
Although her health has been i'm
paired since March, her death is q
terrible shock to the family, for
upon going to Des Moines her con-
dition was thought to be much bet
ter than it had been.
Mary Florence Craig was born in
Lafayette, Indiana, May 4, 1869, and
married ]. A. Gregory July Is, 1889.
They have resided in Hamilton coun-
ty for twenty years, and for the past
four years have lived on the Varick
C. Crosley farm, two miles south Of
Highview. The deceased is survived
by her husband and two sons. David.
residing near Tunnel mill, and Ray
mond, at home.
The body will be brought back to
Webster City from Des Moines in the
Miller auto hearse and short funeral
services will be held from the family
home Thursday afternoon at 2
O'Clock and from the Methodist
church in this city at o'clock, con-
Quoted by Rev. w. J. Todd of the
Methodist church and Rev. C. H.
Kamphoefner, her former pastor, ii
he is aole to come from his home IN
Sioux City. Interment will be in
Graceiand cemetery.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-07-31
Letter List.

Following is a list of unclaimed
letters remaining in the Webster
City postoffice for the week ending
July 81:
Floyd Beckner.
Newton Cain.
Wilbur De Moss.
F. J. Mccullough.
If not called for within two weeks
will be sent to the dead letter branch
at Chicago. D. H. BAUMAN,
Postmaster.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-07-31
S6,OOO,OOO WORTH
Of AUTOMOBILES
That Is the Amount Contracted for
by Hanson & Tyler for Next
Years Delivery.

Hanson & Tyler have contracted
for 1924 autos for 1918, to be sold
at their different branches. For
1917 they contracted for 1900 cars,
and have already sold 1920 thus far
this season. The cars contracted for
for next year will cost nearly
$6,OOO,O00. This is surely some
auto business, said to be one of the
largest contracts ever consummated
by one firm in Iowa. It provides
that the firm take 4,S16 Chevrolet
cars for their Fort Dodge agency,
2,3O6 for the Sioux City territory,
and 1890 for the Sioux Falls branch.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-07-31
Auto Owners, Attention.

Owners of cars are requested to
donate their services tomorrow in
carrying visitors to and from the
Outing club grounds. A charge Of
10 cents will be made for passengers
each way, the receipts to go to the
soldiers comfort fund. Those who
will serve in this manner will
please notify John Boeye.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-07-31
Germs in Court Plaster.

Freeport, ILL.,, July 31-Tetanus
germs have been revealed on court
plaster sold here about ten days ago
by crippled itinerant peddler. A
chemical analysis was completed to-
day. and the announcement made.
An investigation is to be made by
the police.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-07-31
The Peterson Funeral

Funeral services for Edward Peter
son, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Pet
erson of Stanhope, viii. De held from
the family home, one and a half
miles northeast of Stanhope, tomor-
row afternoon at 1880, and from
the Stanhope church at 1880. In
terment will be made in the Stan
hope cemetery.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-07-31

Buy an Iowa separator now. The
closest Swimming Of all makes.
Standard worm powder and hog reg
ulator, the best on the market. Com
plete stock of all sizes Of Fisk and
Savage tires and tubes always on
hand. also handle Associated en-
gines in all sizes.
7-24d-f-t-1mo F. E. Grempel.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-07-31
Hand Cut in Electric Fam.

DR.. E. E. Richardson cut his right
hand this morning while attending
a patient in his office. Fearing the
patient was going to faint, the doc
tor suddenly grabbed at the fan to
turn 1t in another direction, and in
doing SO ran his hand into the fan.
Three Of his fingers were quite
badly cut by the fan blades.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-07-31
That Trap Shoot.

The Red Cross benefit trap shoot
will be held tomorrow afternoon,
beginning promptly at o'clock, at
the west side driving park. Shells
and shelter will be provided on the
grounds. Everybody invited to take
part.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-07-31
Refinish Interior Of Church.

The interior of the Congregational
church is to be renovated soon, the
walls re-tinted, etc. F. l.. Greeley
has the contract and he expects to
do the work during the month of
August.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-07-31
The Weather.

Partly cloudy tonight. Probably
showers northeast portion. Slightly
cooler west and north portion. We'd
nesday generally fair and cooler.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-07-31
Stumble.

Some women are naturally OF de.
pressed disposition. but that Is no In.
dication that men are going to fall for
that kind.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-07-31
Social Affairs

Miss Ruth Dudley was charming
hostess to a company of twelve
young girls at her home on Des
Moines street last evening" compll-
mentary to her house guests, the
Misses Frances and Maxine Van
Meter of Des Moines. The hours
were enjoyably spent with music and
general social diversions, at the con-
clusion of which a delicious tray
luncheon was served.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-07-31
OFFICIAL CHICAGO MARKETS.
Furnished BY =. ". Wagner 4 Co.
Omos IN Bossert Bldg. Phone 80.
=. 4. Sharpe, Manager.
Open High Low Close

Hogs-Estimsted receipts, $4,000
head; opening, steady; close. steady;
top, $16.15; estimated tomorrow,
$4,000 head; left over yesterday,
6,13S head.
Cattle - Receipts, $500 head;
market steady.
Sheep Receipts, 5000 head;
market steady.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-07-31

Try the Daily Freeman-Tribune
month. SOC delivered by carrier.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-07-31
Family WATCH
MAN DROWN
Unable to Help, Wife and Children
See Him Sink to Death.

Mount Pleasant, Iowa, July 81
Joe Sporkman, As years old, farm
Ter residing in East St. Paul, was
drowned while swimming in a deep
hole in the Skunk river, ten miles
south of here, Sunday afternoon.
His wife and three children were
Mortified Witnesses to the drowning,
unable to help him when he was
seized with cramps and sank.
The body was recovered two hours
later.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-07-31

Paints for everything. any size. at
Teed's. d-f-t-ti
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-07-31

"Nick" Kennedy, a popular mem
Der of the Webster City postoffice
clerking force, who recently enlist
ed in the Second Regiment band, was
the surprised and honored guest at
"a gathering of the postal employees
at the F. J. Greenwood home on Elm
street Saturday evening. The boys
assembled as soon as relieved from
duty in the office and an evening OF
|unalloyed pleasure ensued. Songs
were sung with Orville Berryhill at
the piano, and much merriment Gre
ated over the presentation of lit
tie tin horn to the soldier musician
by w. ]. Hubacher. A very timely
and useful radcliffe wrist watch was
given Mr.. Kennedy by the employees,
presented by Postmaster Bauman, in
sincere appreciation of the three
years of faithful service by the
friendly, cheerful Nick. Mrs. Green
wood and daughters served delicious
light refreshments at the close Of the
evening.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-07-31

Mrs. Eugene Wassen Of harrisburg
is giving house party to some of
her young lady friends whom she
met while attending the William
Woods college at Fulton, Mo. Mrs.
]. M. Wilson of Marysville, Mo-, is
chaperoning the party, which con-
sists of the Misses Dona Howell, St.
Louis; Betty and Lucretia Gex, jan
kin, KY, and Marjory Quinn Of CO.
lumbia, Mo. The young ladies ar
rived yesterday and will spend
four or five days on the Wassen
farm.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-07-31

The Kendall Young library will be
closed tomorrow afternoon and ev-
ening in Difference to the soldiers
farewell festival.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18
Engineer Students Not
Subject 10 The Draft

WASHlNGTON. Dec. lin order
'har technical students Of draft age
may completes their courses and re-
cciyr their degrees. Major General
Black chief. Of engineers Of tho army
announced !1da: hat Il plan had boon
agreed upon between Inc provost mar
shat general ami himself whereby ~"
students may itin in the enlisted IT,
serve corps Of I" arm! until they arc
graduated. whcr they would b" called
into active SERVER III The engineer
branch " els" discharged 10 take their
chances under The $rl"rtivr draft law.
Graduates Of approved engineer
schools; ar, allowed 10 apply for exam
nation for commissions rs provisional
lirutrYants in III" engineer service. III"
next examination for which is to be
hold January 81 and another probably
about IN" midGlc Of til" summer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18

If wears Of experience in legitimate
drama. unc of the most popular mem
brrs If the company is efioently
Charles Leland. who brought ROUNDS OIL
pnplausr. whenever he appeared. MI
7 GLAND has worked in vaudeville, anu
brings = touch Of the vaudeville stag
with him, much to the delight or ms
audience. Leslie p. Webb. who Is the
director Of the company. is hnlsheu
heavy man. and has very HttractlFS
pnrsonaliiy. Am excellent bit was lhdI
,rr u nawnbrokcr. enacted by Carl -.
Clark. Andrew !.aTclle won Il Good
many hearts as Lord RIVERS. nc Is
M exceedingly handsome leading man
md will rinduuhlrdly make many friends
IN Wheeling. The women. Of the company
arc worry good indeed. tho lead. MISS
Jtnc Hastings having an excellent Folc"
,rhirh impressed the audience favorablE.
There j.: Il very fetching soubrctte IN
,r,c person 1T Miss Rcna ST. Clair.
while Miss MORENO -. Clair was n very
imnrn*sivr figure MS tho Dnwager Lndy
RIVERS.
Tn scenic. effects were far above
these. Of thu. usual stock production. ana
if ~" Folio Ok follows un his beginning
h.. viii deserve and 10 doubt win. very
laval following. "'rhorns and orange
!nlnSyurrs" will w. played Tuesday ana
"Wednesday. tn hc followed by The
Whit. Slnvrr.," tho last three days Oh
. This week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18
AT The Southern

Tho Southern stock company Is \
>.,IcndiJ Httlr organization. ana r'T-
,niulv did som" excellent WORK IN
.Thorns and Ornng" blossoms. Dram
..,i,,tinr nr Rrrtha ". tlHy's novel Gt
,L,, n,,rr which WAS the Offering last
rl,ht ut tho Southern th"n'r".
Tho company works together h"auu-
.c,,,,v and gives the impression that
,hcv bovr worked with each other tor
,runv wears Tho play itself ~ one az
Tho finest mclo-dranns Of latter years
md was appreciated to- the fullest eH-
tent by the audience. =.
F. e. Pollock gave very nne lnter-
prctation Of the part OF an EnsNsh gen
tlcnnn He did not exaggerate the part
~ tbn SLIGHTEST and showed the result
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18
MODERN METHODS

The Electr0-Medical Doctors. as the
name implies, is an association Of e1-
pert medical specialists and electro
therapisls who have organized Il new
schooi Of medicine. y new and more
positive system Of treating human all
mentS. For Centuries the world ba:
been full Of different cults" a1d
"iSns" in medicine: we have had the
cid root and herb doctor" with his
Glitter potions; the Allopatha with
Pills and qulninc in heroic doses; the
Hum"opath with his triturations and
iriinifcSinal doses: the Eclectic. the
OsteOpath; we were doctored by heat.
by electricity: by baths at springs anu
0y 4 multitude Of men and methods.
some of the patients were cured. some
died who should have been cured. II
was impossible for the average per-
sOr 10 say which method Of treating
diseases was the best and the Phy5'-
Clans of the various schools we're so
biased that they could see good only
In their own methods Of treating els
eases; ri! others we're necessarily bad
Evidently there vas some good In all
Of them for they all cured some cases;
also thCra is bad ~ all for all fall at
times anc allow misery to remain and
dealt 10 come when q cNre SEoGia
have hCrI effected
A tremendous stride forward was
made "h"n thr new system OF :~Aat-
mont Of Tho Ef~ctrc- Medical Doctors
wGS formed. The founders O; the new
sy$:"'': 81 treatment consisted OF snG.
ciaIiSt- :rn:I II" various schools OF
prHrt -E.r;rctics. homeopathic, Allo-
p7ths. regulars and irrcgulars. VINO
dropped their personal Trciudices and
formed n new system Of treatment
thai rr.hrared all the good points OF
the n1d nthods and left out the bad.
The result Of me efforts Of these spe'
cialists nf the various schools Is the
wonderful system Of treatment now
used by the Elecrro-Mcdical Doctors.
All this was not accOmplished in 2
day or a week. but has taken years OF
pat:cnt FORK by these specialists in
f[ni- various Offices Homeopathic,
AiIonaths. WORKING side - side. each
throwing away his old ideas when he
was convinced there was something
better, until ut last out OF the old
chnos and confusion came the new
! and mn,,orn system AS Is now used by
br Clnrtro-Mn,iical Doctors,
Tho loss TO these specialists was
great. not only ny their labor Ut form.
ing rev system OF treatment, but
also in tho effect it cost them 10 lg'
more their pride IN the various schools
in whicI? They were educated. But
their reward has been great. FOR they
have seen health and happiness re-
stored 10 hundreds and thousands pro
nounced inCurable by old methods.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18

parts OF IN" face and head 10 the brain.
Some OF these little nerves probably
hav" to pass through 4 ma$S OF ca
t;.r:haI Inflammation uu the road TO III"
brain Whcr they dn they are weak
ct"d. and sometimes destroyed.
What affect the nerves - Bound To
affect Ii" brain. and whom tho nerves
~, ,!..ad.'a ii by C.,'I$i2:it catarrhal dis
charges there il bound to Ike certain
,urp"r. Or stupidity Drought ABOUT Ia thr
brain OF IL" victim. Thus follows sleep
lcSSn"ss. i5ahility t. think clearly. or
connect ideas. less Of memory. lack Of
conHentr;Lti"n. lack "t presence of mind
and wandering thought.
catarrh as any sufferer knows also
mas 4 dreadful effect "n the hearing.
many persons being partially or totally
deaf as u result Of the r;ivagcs OF this
terrible atflictIon. catarrhal deafness"
Is as widespread almost. as ordinary
colds"
Science has eminent physicians in all
PARTS OF the world who have placed their
stamp Of approval On III" Elcctro-M Med
zeal. Doctors. who arr now prepared tG
give thcS" Treatments.
The u2uilr Treatment - simplicity =
self: it's very simplicity. and naturalncS:
being KS rhict recommendation. There
IS ro.hiug mysterious about il. o. its az
plltsINtpN'
Ozone is air-purc air Everyone knows
that pure air is the most wonderful germ
DESTROYER known t. human beings. In
m. treatment o: c;l.avrh. this ozone L.
r.nn"a;rd ~ an electrical machine. and
- Inhaled hy the pati"nt. II IS Just like
br:,,hinG. only every breath brings into
,h,. head; throat. lungs. pure air-na-
;urc's own cu-2::Tc agent. Simple ned-
c,rcS. specially. prepared 20 heal and
strengthen .,r" also given IN this treat
,n.nt-the combinations being the last
word in the scientific treatment Of ca
,arrh.
II you. or any Of your friends. suffer
, from this lrathSonc disease, for loath-
so,,,. It l.: "a many. Il visit 70 the office
y; the Eier;rn-At, al Doctors is more
,ha;, tic rishi thinE to dot is \
n;-rY AND ONE WHICH SHOULD
NpT BE NE.CiI!l'TED.
These specialists az" glad I" have III"
onuort;lri;y al vNi'tHini'tr ih''" 'r"'
,,;.ntS II :, paji.n, IS accepted IT is with
/ .h, certainty thai everything viii be
tn,a that IAN h. don" 70 restore him or
Tor e fall health. Charges are always
moderate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18
Eva Tancuay at Liberty

Eva Tanruay known as th" cyclone
rnmcdicnr. "ih" bomb shnll Of energy.
and ~" "h,'ei"SI personality m frnad.
way" proved i" tie many patrons I"
the Liberty th"nir" h"r right I" these
litlo<. wien Yhr appeared for the iirSi
time in pictures: in The Wild Girl
In it she plays tho part ~ II lost
southern h"ircSS VII" had h""n reared
in II gypsy camp. Us gripping '",e o.
her gypsy life affords the thousands %!
Torr,lav Admirers who have applaudrd
,h.. Iiir, star in vaudeville. an "pp"r-
unity To- sc., their ravoritr in the r"!"
rr a pictur" hrrn!TH. Miss ThnGuaF
also wears tive stunning creations which
ar, assocnt"d with "nrh Of her raudc-
willie acts. The Wild Girl" proceeded
by n I."ncs"fn" Ink" comedy rounds out
u fin program which rrn11inS nj TINS
beautiful house for Hnnth"" day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18
Luxury CUKT All. MENT
MOST TO BE- EXPECTED

FORT WORTH. Texas. Doc IL
The most that may be expected from
il war time economy campaign is cur
;uilurent Of luXlrieS, not complete"
abandonment, said Frank \. Eandrrlip.
national, director Of tho war savings
movement, IN an address here to-day.
Consequently. hc said business will
not be- lLsorCaniIrd hv even Il wall de-
vriGpod thrift campaign.
In the first place" said Mr. Wander.
lin, this campaign Of economy is not
going to he 100 per cent efficient.
There rravcr waE Il crop HpprnaChin"
IN yalnn the cron Ina was produced
,his wear. $a1 .6nG.0no .nnr against
20 900, nnO, 00n III" year III" war br0k"
ont Now. farmer; with MI this wealth.
wCrkmcn with all This arid"i income.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18
SCORES HELPLESS
FROM RHEUMATISM

Tho gravity OF rheumatism ~ no. -"
way,: fully appreciated by sufferers rom
this disease. rs many afflicted pe"plc u
lirvc i, Il TRIVIAL matter not worm! ~
serious attention. until tho SETnPi",'''
bayr become so had that treatilchl Nv
comes imperative. II IS then thaI lug
nn,iclt goes through weeks. months ""u
SOMETHING'S wears ": misery through H'''
ing started treatment at this late DAY
rheumatism is not readily curao'e. ''tu
!, ,s in fact. far from il: indeed. II Is oh-
,f tn. most stubborn of ailments o''*t ~
h,s obtained 4 thorough hold on the AZ
r,icird one. When rheumatism mas sone
80 far as'tn enlarge or stiflcn the JOINTS
Of the sufferer. the c:L'c il usually cor
~;,l..rr,! hupeIcSS--iucurablr t"conllhE
.uC,rnintrd with this fact and 1ec'lnE
his or herself drifting from the H1rnN'e
into the inCuruhlc stage. IL anything p"t
ono Of happiness in view of the future'
The Electro Medical DOCTORS. whose
Wheeling institute comprises the COM
rlr,r second floor over GrIc$tS Cut liate
PHARMACY. NJ llo7 Market street. nave
had wonderful success i'll the treatment
Of Rheumatism, often even after othcrS
have failed 10 give the sufferer rc!IeI.
Testimonial after testimonial have been
s-ivcn the Elect 70 Medical Doctors at
testing this .""t and rhHuMaiir Sn:tcr-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18
GOOD MUSICAL SHOW
At COURT THEATRE
.z1rr.y" VAIL HERE WITH IL"
"GRoWN UP BABIES.
Comedy Has Several Stars VINO "aA'
Merry During Happy Three
Hours.

"p,,.." v.u ,rrIrnn in Wheeling Hrs-
ST.. .,;rCvn Up babies Tor
Vel, at TN" I'"iirl Thrai''r
,i,,..... w,.N .,hir evenings Wy
,,,,.,,...rc, and II" offered ""n"thlhS ""'
-. IN, Ordinary. ~ tn" way "i. ~ $40"
INA, j.; hcrilIr u. = hnr>"S1"".
.r;rowu w Hahi'#' is "mrhAt'Ih''?
ru, = hurlcS,jl;c show. raih"F II Is Il NJ
class musical com d.. for II mas M nv
, musical remedy has. Pretty E'''4 WV,
Io,S or them. hgam'li'i' COST ''n'''' H'''
scenery. and. whn; Ha$ mos r'''
81, .o,nc real 4, ulr'l'.n. in IN" '''''''"
characters Of ilr production VII" Wv 49,.
have Ia stuOr /" r'h& '''' -, w
;nliCs "a ,aru iA'%'.
,rhcrc arc l,ts If good laugh" ih;Ii are
.,n.,rorrous for tho, SituHti"ns hrlnGln':
,ho,, ,i,nui arr. worried ny /" III ~"
..r rn,nnrr aud hire - plenty 81
,,,,t,cuI ;rus;r ~iinr|: any SHiitcN'hS'
,h,t sn often mar, what otherwise h'S"'
he :, pleasant ct'niTE
I..,rry Eui,r j., .,,.j.ir,s. ii /" h" Inc Sp''-
,ioI .1lrartl,,u. AMI j." - ihHr'H' Ee''
fuunv. lut ~, "ti''.r rrlnr'pH,S III"
.',,,,iIy a. lie :cr ~ larry. making y
,..,I,x,. uf S.ars who. ny their c"n'"Ih""
CHARTS .sl." = performance" '"h'
,,,,,,h .,nG irul Is H." '"'"r"Sl from CIR
.,;, =. car ain Thrr" -. S"'" '."li!''S
r,r inst;,lr, lie III" i"'n WIN :"
mIuv Iyun,lwny a,tr 'ij"i':' maj u
v.,;;lL h@rll, g" .fIl: :" ln'"''"h ','"'
r,r If ,uIrhr IN "rii' :itii$$inS IL MI,
~, That his hniu hcIH DENOTES "h''"
years hmt I'll ;..I"r tat l''s Len ''h ' Nv
,.r,.u, Nhit. Way iru'l Ills" the iA't
,,i,.''r,i..,I ,r,r ne : ''nr :hr r"ad.'
.rhcu thor, is jack CrlILmAA, "a" Inn
~ .iinIl'' Itilli''-
Ii,n tina, ms hr"rr s'"u here III " month
., cru,I,.-. lie iS not only KNOCK
ho,,t man. hut an nlhl"t" of superior
uhiliiy. re-, ,., .,
SnL nov for the girls. us nara I"
,.,,uu which ono Ia select for starter.
, hui pretty Lillinn West will do. for Eh''
. - = s;"trI" blond" # regal beauty WI"
.r,urh,w holds tho attention OF most Z"
rh,. .irrnr. Soy while $h" is on. and Nor
uonrcs arc. put nyc"" III n manner 'Hl'
is really charming. For real hard WORK
,huurr. and au ability To dance hcr WI:
,rln ih. hearts nr MI with her MI" t"u' :
si,s Louis, Wright is the winner. ~"
lu,..: , ..In: thai rrinES s"r" palms |"
many: buti they don't care. for nor WORK
&c worth III" liit'" singing sensation
that is ca'ls"d.
ar rnur"" every WuEi''I 50" rs us
nrina duuna and ''R'lly' Vail nlcK"d w
, rlrl,..r .rhrn Ito s,Er"d up Grace III
,,,rr for ;hiS :nIHo' iant work IN" MS
yundcr!uIly ira ned voice. ana III hHr
INTERPRETATION -. S"nir al IN" S''iE
..uu,. hv Fritz Shelf could frankly 20
,cnnarrd with that almost tncompar'
able Indy hcrsrII.
Thrrr nre "thcr':. too. whn Hr" r"SHrf-
ing NJ 1nru'inu ami they VIII com" IN Tor
comment later. lon: in any event take
tin from "nr whn knows and "e" ms
show before It leaves town.