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Mother Johns sirtl,day Annivsr-

mother" Johns birthday Anniver-
Mrs. Mary John. or Mother
John" as she is nown to every old
timer Of southern Oregon. celebrated
her s0th birthday anniversary last
Saturday. and the occasion was made
memorable by the gathering OF the
neighbors from miles around at the
old homestead near Williams where
the lady had spent5s Of her 80 years.
Mrs. John was born Ia Ohio In
1897. and became the wife Of David
John In her native state. They
crossed the plains In 1869. being
among the first settlers Of Josephine
county. They located n donation
land claim near the present village
OF Williams. and were active In the
life Of southern Oregon I'LL the death
OF Mr.. John about 10 years ago.
They maintained the stage station at
Williams during the days Of the first
gold excitement In this district.
On the occasion OF the 80th an
niversary OF her birth. Mrs. John
was taken by surprise when the peo-
pie from the Applegate and Williams
valleys gathered to do her honor.
and flowers and gifts were showercd
upon her In abundance. There was
one mountainous birthday cake with
It's so candles, while banquet was
spread with the things good 70 eat
brought by the visitors. All the pio.
neers OF the district were there and
Mother" John. who bears well her
four score OF years. was the mer.
riest Of the throng. Tales OF the
days before the war;" and before
the railroad had penetrated intt
southern Oregon we're recounted; ant
present also we're some who had
been actors IN the scenes. OF thu
Rogue river Indian wars.
The John family had an import
ant part In the development OF Jo
sephine county. and In all parts o
Oregon there ore many who win re
member Mother" John. and whit
have accepted the hospitality OF tn
John household when Oregon wa
Just In the making
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-25
Christian Ladies' Aid Meets

The Ladies' Aid OF the Christian
church met In the parlors OF that
church Thursday morning for an all
day meeting. The day passed pleas
antiy with flying needles and merry
talk. Dinner was served at noon and
lunch at 6 p. m.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-25

Nature outdlstanesd
Judge-The prisoner claims that he
footed his horn before be ran over you.
Complainant ,mnch damaged, Maybe
be did, your homer, but what good 10
that when q Cur h travelling faster than
sound p Exchange.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-25
Mrs. Onins Entertains Club

Mrs. Ontnx Entcrtnins Club
The 'Do-as-you-Please" club met
with Mira. Ben ofIins at her home on
A street Monday afternoon. The af-
ternoon was spent with visiting. read
ing aloud and sewing. The guests
were permitted to listen to several
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-25

FOR sAI4E--6-room house plastered.
with bath and toilet. I'll ] strest,
two lots b0x100 each. barn and
outbuildings; o. viii exchange for
small house. Address No. 2sl. care
Courier. oS1tf
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-25
AssAYElH

pleasantly until the guests returned
to Grants Pass. The favored ones
were Lester Day. Frank Turpin. Lor-
en- Basler and Harold McGee.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-25
Jolly Hikers

A merry crowd Of girls hiked out
the railroad track to the Golden
Drift dam Sunday afternoon. A great
many early spring flowers we're gath
cred and a jolly time reported by all.
A light lunch appessed the hunger
of the following: Gertrude Kerley,
Ellen Taylor. Pauline Dean. Mildred
Taylor. Marie Kerley, and Lafern
Shepherd.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-25
.Red Rose" Patrol Meets

Wednesday afternoon the "Red
Rose" patrol OF the Girl Scouts met
In their new rooms In the Tuffs build
Ing for business and social time,
Those present were Misses Remoh
Tryer. veona Williams. Marian Sa-
bin. vernetta Quinlan, Lynetta Quin-
Ian. Ragna Anenson. Charilla Teth-
crow and their captain, Mrs. Tom
Fry
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-25

Dinner Guests at River Banks
Wallace Niles entertained several
friends at dinner Sunday nocn Mt tho
Clyde y. Niles home at the River
Banks ranch The afternoon passed
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-25

FOR sAI4E-One sh Peter Shutter
wagon. nearly new. with good
wagon bed for 10000; one l.
horse wagon. in excellent condi-
tion. with heavy single harness
for $500 Grants Pass Hdw. Co
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-25

FOR SALE-Cow with calf one week
old. also several head young stock.
r. l.. coe, S04 Washington Boule-
ward. IL
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-25

"a certified check Of 10 per cent Of
the amount OF the bid.
The board reserves the right to re-
jcct any and all bids.
Board Of Directors OF School Dis
trict No. 7,
BY J. P. TRUAx.
Chairman.
EDWARD s. VAN DYKE,
Clerk.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-25
Classified Advertising


STRICTLY FANCY SEEDS Alfalfa.
Red Clover. Timotho. scarified
Sweet Glover. Rye Grass. etc.
Ralph Waldo Eden. Central Point.
Oregon. s47tf
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-25
Envelopes It the Courier.
The California and Oregon
Coast Railroad Company
Effective December s. 1915
Tuesdays. thursdays, Saturdays

Train 1 ". Grants Pass. 1000 Z. II.
Train . ". Waters Creek 100 p.In.
All trains leave Grants Pass frorn
the corner Of q and Eighth strQ>1e.
opposite the Southern Pacific dSNef.
For all information regar6lnx
freight and passenger service call q
the once OF the company. Public Der-
vice building. or phone 1S1 for
same. lyttl
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-25
Girl Scouts Received

The "Oak" patrol OF Girl Scouts
were received into that organization
Wednesday afternoon at the ]. p.
Truax Home on A street. Mrs.
Truax Is the captain OF the new pa
troll and profitable as well as ex-
cellent times are ahead for the girls
and their leader. Those receiving
their Girl Scout pin, were Misses
Pauline Braeger, Josephine Smith,
Violet Best. Helen Lister. Eva Brat
ton. Margaret Truax and Dorothy
Booker.
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B. F. KEITH's

The holiday bill at B F. Keith's Thea
ter this week will be presented Tues
day. Christmas day. at 2;l5. SIS and
SIS pm. Two headliners will top the
program. Marion Craig Wentworth.
author of Nazimova's War Brides" in
her new one-act symbolic drama, The
Bonfire of Old Empires" which puts
into living embodiment President Will
sons doctrine OF the rights of the
smaller nations. Holbrook Blinn staged
the production. CARL Eiinor made the
musical arrangement. THE Cali Of the
Gods" Is directed by Rex Ingram. In
the cast are Geraldine OBrien, Joseph
Mason. George Webb and John Daley.
Tho other stellar feature will be the
De Wolf Girls Georgette and Capitola,
In Marion Sunshine's Clothes, Clothes.
Clothes" introducing Helen Afford and
Marie Prescott. Richard Conn will pre-
side at the conductors station. 1t is a
sartorial and terpsichorean offering and
shows the chief hours and pursuits OF
two society girls during a typical day
Other acts will be Nine Doree's Celeb
rifles in Impressions OF the Greatest
Operate Artists"-Caruso. Destinn.
Martinelli. Garden. Plancon, Scott,
Homer and Farrar. IN makeup and
costumes and singing their familiar
masterpieces: Dorothy Bremen, Austin
Webb and company In Hit the Trail
the Great Lester and his merry mani
Kin. the Ceraids, gypsy serenaders. who
play thirty-four musical Instruments In
unison: the Mankichi troupe, including
Nine. Otaki and Ykishi Japanese enter.
tanners: the pipe organ recitais and the
aearst-Pathe News pictorial and war
films
At and SIS pm. today the bill will
present The Naughty Princess" Nine.
Haruko Onuki. Slasta Masiova. Kshe-
sinsky and Romeo and others in last
weeks program.
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COSMOS

"Quakertown to Broadway" the
Christmas week attraction at the Cos
mos Theater will mark the first pres
entation in popular vaudeville of the
morality play that has charmed the pa
irons Of the leading theaters of the
country in various forms. 1t Is OF less
magnitude. of course. but withal equip
ped with feminine, scenic and costume
beauty that represents the best in this
line afforded in popular vaudeville.
Irene Williams, Washington girl
who has won stardom in the higher
musical comedy, heads the cast as a
little Quaker girl transplanted from the
heart Of the simple life to the dazzling
attractions of the metropolis and OF
Broadway, In an allcgorical story that
is not marred with line or incident to
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POLLS

with matinee performance Christ
mas day, the new Poll Musical Comedy
Players win make their debut in Wash
ington. This is the most pretentious
undertaking s. q. Poll has provided for
any of his twenty-nine theaters. Here
after Polls will be the scene of cycle
Of musical comedy revues
A company Of seYentv-five people In =
GLIDING an orchestra of ifteen. will in :
terpret the entertainments 10 he staged
by Charles Sinclair. who served in tina
capacity for Charles Dillingham;. the
original producer OF TIE Candy shop. =
The production has been made on a
bountiful scale.
Christmas day will also mark the be
ginning OF another innovation at Polls
tho payment by the management OF
the theater ticket tax. Mr.. Poll is the
nrst Washington manager TO extend
this courtesy. There will be no change
In the popular scale Of prices.
The Candy Shop" II the work OF
| George B. Hobart and Raymond Hub
bell Mr.. Hobart has an international
the author of the last two spectacles a,
the New York Hippodrome.
The Candy Shop" ran two seasons al
the Knickerbocker Theater, New York
six months at the Gayety Theater, Sar
Francisco, and II also had record runi
in other big cities.
| Louise Mink, one of the Shubert stars
Is prima donna of the new Poll organi
zation. Elise Bartlett will have the rolt
made famous by Maude Fulton. Billy
LYNN Will play the role In which vii
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WA. S, HkRT
s TRAND

each Of the wives and husbands Is sum-
moned for perfectly innocent. but Sc
cret evening appointments with clients
and friends Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rid
ley (walter Lewis and Jane Cooper)
are the third couple involved. Ridley
has a business interest in the road
house to financially aid a college
friend. hut his wife does not know this
IL The reason of his frequent visits to
the Inn. Hence her appeal to the d.
vorce lawyers and the subsequent clan
destine visit Of all involved to the inn.
Here, Cyrus Trotman, chief of police.
Joseph Conyers. puts in an appearance
and further complexities matters by ar
resting all the guests on the charge of
absinthe drinking. The final scene
shows them in jail next morning where.
in one Of the original situations one of
the husbands presides as justice Of the
peace with his own wife as the Gull
prit.
Others in the cast are Clara Mackin.
Carol Lloyd. George Vivian. Peter Craig,
Gus Heege, jr., David Adler and Martin
Malloy.
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Lyceum.

Uncle Sans Girls" will hold sway
as a Christmas week offering at the
Lyceum Theater beginning tomorrow
Headed by "Snuffy" Graham, this COM
pany will offer one of its best burlesque
bills, full of rapid fire action. snappy
song hits. beautiful scenery, vaude-
willie specialties, and with a wealth of
pretty girls. The company includes
Blanche Wilcox, Lottie Gibson. Gus
Mortimer, Billy Benton and George
SIocum THE Dance of the Seasons"
will be a big feature. AS a special
Christmas Offering Charlie Graham will
stage his playlet. His Christmas Gift"
new heating system has been install
ed at the Lyceum.
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NEW NATIONAL

selwyn and company will ofrer Fair
and Warmer" at the National Theater
this week. with matinees Christmas
day, Wednesday and Saturday.
II had the distinction OF long
Broadway run. with audiences that ad-
vertised It favorabiy all over the coun-
try.
Fair and Warmer is pure farce. A
too-perfect husband and domestic and
sweetly innocent young wife find their
respective marriage partners have been
leading lives more gay than creditable,
while the domestic members Of the
family stayed meekiy at home. To re-
taliate. the upright pair decide on
come wickedness OF their own. Hay-
ing no practice~in lesser crime. they
greatly overdo 1t. and md that, in
etead OF revenginE themselves, they
have merely let themselves in for In
hnitely more than their original trou-
bles
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\ SARAH n. EDWApDS Y
lPoli MUSICAL Comedy Playersh

spoil its beauty or its wholesomeness
Two acts are employed in unfolding the
plot and it's Incidental attractions, and
both are handsomely embellished The
company of fifteen, largely pretty and
talented girls, has Ned Norton for it's
comedian. and he is far above the
average.
The supporting acts of the bill in
clude Emmetts Dogs. in pleasing en-
tertainment for the children: Kubelik,
a noted violinist: Minnie Bud" Harri-
son, who has won fame as The Girl
From Dixie; Mora and Elliott. In an
enjoyable condensed comedy. The
Quarrel" and Rand and Rand in songs,
dances and breezy chatter. An ex-
traordinary bill of supplemental film
features includes the big Vitagra phi pro-
dnction, The Grell Mystery with
Earle Williams its picture star; an
other of the newest Alice Howells
laughmakers, "Neptune's Naughty
Daughter and the Hearst-Pathe News.
Today's performances. starting at 3
pm, will feature the oriental musical
spectacle. Hello, Egypt" "Butck" Nc
dewitt, the millionaire for a day." and
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GAYETY

1.-THE Sporting Widows" will be the
holiday attraction at the Gayety this
week. It is announced as the brightest
and most deliberately produced show now
touring the Columbia circuit. Novelty is
the keynote OF the entertainment in a two
act musical comedy OF new ideas. humor-
Gus comedy situations and melodies that
linger Harry Cooper, a comedian OF
original methods, heads the cast. which
includes Drena Mack. prima donna. whose
voice has been highly praised; Jack
Strouse, Frank r. Cooke, Savo and others.
with q large chorus OF male and female
voices, the latter greatly in the ma
jority, and costumes that please the eye.
A feature OF the olio will be the special
ties of Irene Mears and Jean Pollock.
pair Of gingery singers and dancers.
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CrandalI's Knickerbocker,

A camera version Of Sir Gilbert Par
kers celebrated story OF life in the
diamond mining region of South
Africa. entitled The Judgment House"
will be shown at Crandall's Knicker-
booker today and tomorrow. Produced
by J. Stuart Blackton. It pictures a cast
headed by Violet Heming, a former
member Of the Columbia Players OF
this city; conway Tearie, leading man
18th Ethel Barrymore at the National
fheater last week. Wilfred Lucas and
Florence Deshon. It's story concerns
Jasmine Grenfel. a somewhat frivolous
English girl. beloved by two merriam
stafford. a government Official and
Rudyard Byng, an army officer She
is unable to make choice until fate
makes the decision for her. Stirring
scenes depicting hand hand battles
during the Boer war are a feature Of
the picture. The latest Douglas Fair
banks subject. Reaching for the
Moon is announced for Tuesday and
Wedne sday. The athletic comedian has
the role OF king of a small European
country, who finds through narrowing
experience that the peaceful life of a
plain American citizen is much to be
preferred Thursday and Friday Mar
guerite Clark will be pictured in "Babs
Matinee IDOL" and Saturday the D. w.
Griffith spectacle. Intolerance" fea-
turing Mae Marsh. Robert Harron and
Constance Talmadgs. will be shown.
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Moore's Strand.

The Christmas week attraction at
Moore's Strand Theater will be 1.-The
Silent Man." the latest Ince-directed
photoplay of the old west. picturing
William S. Hart in the role of a miner
who. after years of prospecting. finally
strikes 1t rich. only to be defrauded of
his claim when he reveals its location
to band of gamblers In the Hello
Thar" saloon in the town of Bakeoven.
A government land agent being one
of the gang, the enraged miner takes
the law into his own hands. In the
end he defeats his enemies and wins the
love of Betty Bryce. a girl from the
east.
Charles Kenyon. author of Kind
ling. wrote the story Of The Silent
Man"
Shorter films will be shown also.
with orchestral accomplishments.
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Photoplay Features

shown at the Leader today and all this
week. Picture patrons who saw "A
Tale of Two Cities" The ConQueror"
and when a Man Sees Red VIII re-
member Miss Jewel Carmen in them.
She is now a star on her own account,
and in her new picture, The Kingdom
Of Love" Miss Carmen has chance to
portray not only the lady but also a
girl of the wilds, who is saved by a
man whose great love is shown when
her mother seems likely to die because
Of lack Of funds for an operation The
story has its setting in the klondyke
and is unusually gripping.
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Moore's Garden.

Brisk action will characterize the
feature films to be shown at Moore's
Garden Theater Christmas week.
The Square Deceiver," to be shown
today and through Wednesday. pictures
Harold Lockwood in the role OF a
young millionaire. who experiences
many unusual things while trying to
ind his dream girl" who will admire
something besides the impressive rg-
ure carried as the balance in hts check
book. Pauline Curley Is pictured in
his support. Great pictorial beauty is
claimed for this production.
From Thursday through the week
New York Luck" VIII be offered. pic
turing William Russell, a fearless and
wholehearted fighter now delivering
knockouts before the camera There
are many sensational scenes. including
a hand-to- hand encounter between two
men hanging TO the wire cables in an
elevator shaft. and a thrilling fight in
the battered cage of the elevator. Tho
story deals with the adventures OF a
young man who comes to New York
(Continued on Third Paee)
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RELASCO

4..what's Your Husband Doing7" will
be shown at the Belasco Theater this
week, beginning tomorrow evening.
George V. Hobart's new farce shows the
neutrality-suspicious. that can be placed
ON innocent acts. 1t also furnishes an
evening of hearty laughter.
THE central figures and chief dis
rensers of fun are Hale Hamilton and
Jed Prouty, as Widgast and Pigeon.
divorce attorneys. Their wives. played
hr Gretchen Yates and Charlotte Ives,
decree that the husbands shall give up
divorce cases and hold no more consul
tatfons with chose correspondents
rhen things commence to happen. The
Inn, on the Boston post road. where
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Arcade.

The stage is set for the Christmas New
Year week at the Arcade dance auditori-
UNI
Tomorrow special Christmas eve dance
will be given, but the gala event of the
week will be the Christmas dance. Tues
day. Several appropriate features are
promised as well as seasonable decora-
tons and illuminations. Santa Claus will
be in evidence and gifts will be distributed
to all The usual price scale will prevail
Wednesday will be the popular mid
week dance. Friday. Riddles karnivar'
and Saturday, the big week end dance.
All dancing is rigidly censored and free
dancing until pm" will continue.
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liam Rock scored Lillian Crossman.
second prima donna, was formerly iden-
titled with big Broadway musical pro-
auctions. Eulalie Young is the SOU
brette; George Nathason. Jack Squires.
Sarah Edwards. Gladys Burrell, Billy
Clifton. Carl Lydston and Guy Nichols
are others in the organization. Tho
chorus. thirty In number. has also ten
chorus men. Antonio Bafunno will di-
rect the big orchestra.
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been made the victims OF two dsvsr
crooks. and who adopts the guise OK .
woman, running the crooks to earth
and. OF course. winning the girls hand
Tomorro VS. attra ction will be The Rlse
of Jennie Cushing" featuring Elsie
Ferguson. Christmas day and the day
following Rex Beach's The AUCTION
Block" with Rubye de Remer featured.
will be shown. Thursday. Carlyle
Blackwell. in The Good-For-Nofhing
Friday. Ethel Barrymore. in The Eeef-
nal Mother: Saturday. Pauline Frcder-
lex. in The Hungry Heart" ana
Charles Murray. in the Mack Sennett
comedy, That Night"
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to obtain ar engagement as singer and
falling. at the end OF her means, Is
obliged to pose as an artists model. The
picture cast includes William Conklin,
Thurston Hall, Adele harrington and
Dorcas Matthews. 1.-The Judgment House. -
a photoplay based on Sir Gilbert Parker's
novel, will be shown Tuesday and We'd
nesday. with a cast including Violet Hem
Ing, Wi1fred Lucas and Conway Tearle.
1.-THE Rise of Jennie Cushing" will be
shown Thursday and Friday. with Elsie
Ferguson featured. Saturdays attrac-
ton will be 1.-THE Son of His Father"
featuring Charles Ray.
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Mister Antonio"

Otis Skinner comes to the National
Theater next week. with matinees
New Year day, Wednesday and Sat
urday. in Mister Antonio" by Booth
Harrington. play in which he has
scored success in New York, Boston.
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Julian Eltinge will be pictured at
Crandalls Savoy today in The Clever
Mrs. Carfax." the story of young COL
lege man. in love with Helen Scott.
whose grandmother and guardian have
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Crandall's S.

At Crandaii's today and tomorrow will
be shown "The Price Mark" based on a
story by John b. Richie. with Dorothy
Dalton featured in the role Of Paula Lee
country girl who goes to New York
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Coming Attractions
"The 18th Chair. /"

With record of sensational success
achieved in New York. where it ran
continuously at one theater for a year.
and in Chicago for three months. The
18th Chair" Bayard Veiller's melo-
drama OF mystery, presented by Will
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liam Harris. jr.. will be shown at the
Beiasco Theater New Year week. 1t Is
the latest play by the man who also
gave the stage within the Law"
A specially selected company, led by
Annie Russell. will present the piece
here
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Howard.

The Girl From Rectors." the well
known musical play. will be presented
by a company of colored players at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-23

the popular play1et, via Wireless" by
Bruce buffet and company. with other
acts of last weeks bill.
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Howard Theater this week. with spe-
cial matinee Christmas day. Able
Mitchell will head the long cast.
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Leader.

THE Kingdom of Love-" with Jewel
Carmen as the picture star. will be
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DANCING.

fyTJTIay TEMPLE. 1911 9th ST. NW-CLAss
and lance every Saturday. TO 1880. Prof. and
Mrs Acher studio 1927 10Th st. NV. Class
Won and FRI TO Il pm. Private lessons by
annointment North 67s6 Estab. 1900. 27s
TIE CAPITAL PLEASURE CLUB.
K0PP & HIGGS.
Every THURSDAY and Saturday evenings.
S:15 pm,
New Masonic Temple,
sth and + SITS. ne.
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Crandall's SAVOY.

,rter films will be shown also,
orchestral accomplishments.