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NEWS OF LEWES.

Special Cores pondence OF Every Evening
Lewes, June l4-The wrecking steamer
Superior, owned by the Merritt and
Chapman Wreckng Co OF New York.
which has been here for Il month dis
charging the cargo Of stone from the
schooner Wawenock which went ashore
near the Cedars during the gale in Aprll.left
Yesterday morning for New York The com
pany has abandoned work, as il is under
stood that the greater part Of the keel
Of the schooner is gone.
Colonel Lewis W Mustard who had
been spending few DAYS with his daugh-
ter. Mrs Caleb : Layton. in Vii
nngton, has returned home.
Farmers are nov hauling the residue
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-14
BRIDGEVILLE.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Brldgeville. June "A Mrs Catherine
Porter chairman of Greenwood branch
of Delaware Red Cross, has gwen the use
Of one room IN her home 10 the association
Anyone of the community is invited to 60
there and sew any day in the week except
Saturday
William Carey. colored lad. ID wears
Of age. caught his right hand in ma
chnery at the canning factory, and the
four fingers were nearly severed Mr.
Cannon, owner Of the factory. hsd the lad
sent to Salisbury Hospital where DIR
Dick attended him
Mrs William Stewart Jr. Of Green
wood, has received word that her hus-
band, Private Stewart. has arrived III
France with the Medical Corps Mr.
Stewart, before enlistment. was en-
ploved as machinist for the Pennsylvania
railroad Id Wilmington.
Ashbel Morris was home, this week,
He is in the L 5 Navy
Howard Hardesty wife, daughter,
Elizabeth. and son, Francis, left yester-
day for an automobile trip to Gettysburg,
going BY the way Of Baltimore
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-14
PENCADER REUNION.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Glasgow, June I4-The Pencader
Cemetery Association has arranged for an
all-day meeting TO be held IN the Presby
terian Church. AT Glasgow. on sunday,
June 23 DR. L. Franklin Smiley. pastor
OF West Presbyterian Church, Whining
ton. Will preach at 1880 a m.
The afternoon service will be addressed
by Hon. Levin Irving Handy. on Did
He Die and Live Again Both speakers
arc prominently known and II Is hoped
that many will avail themselves Of this
opportunity to hear them The occasion
suggests season for renewing old
friendships = for showing an interest
IN one OF the Oldest Presbyterian churches
in America organized prior to I7l0'; and
- for encouraging a comparatively new,
bat much needed organization
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-14
GEORGETOWN.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Georgetown, June Ii. 4.-Members of the
Georgetown Volunteer Fire Department
have been granted permission by the Levy
Court TO erect two poles on the Jail
premises, upon which to place the siren
fire alarm
The County Commissioners have
authorized the installation of shower
bath and washstand IN the county Jail,
for the convenience of the prisoners.
Clerk Of the Peace w Elwood Wright
is on his annual tour OF the county, col
lecting license fees He has selected Ger
tain days to sit in the different towns.
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HARD no GET HELP.

Special Correspondence OF Evcry Evening
Bridgeville, June 1.-THE labor problem
in this community rs more serious than at
anv time this summer, and farmers are
working under difficulties. II If almost
impossible TO get men to work IN the
fields. The greater part of the labor is
being done now by women.
The Negroes are demanding such high
wages that farmers cannot afford to pay
them and are not dong it. therefore, IN
some sections fields are lying idle
MANY colored women have left their
homes 70 go in the fields, as their pay Is
much higher, even though the work is
harder
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-14
WEDDING AT MIDDLETOWN.
Special Correspondents of R~e-y Evening

Special Correspondents of R~e-y Evening
Middletown. June 14.-At The home Of
Mr.. and Mrs William A. MctS Srone, near
Macdoncugh, Wednesday evening. their
daughter, Miss Lidie II. McCrone, WAS
married to David W Pordham of near
Newport Rev William White. pastor
of Chrptia4,n M. f. Church. performed
the ceremony.
The wedding march was played by Mrs.
Herbert Murray Of Baltimore The
bride was given in marriage by her
father. and WAS attended ny her SISTER,
Miss Adelaide McCronc Harry Pord-
ham. brother Of the groom, acted as hls
hest man
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-14
>r,obeH president II Delaware

{ Mitchell, president ot Deia"Are
College
Miss Elizabeth l.amtn q hs!ng Nun
has been admitted to Uuion Hospital,
t.lkton suffering from ne result oi
fall down stairs 40 her n9me oy "hich
her leg VAS broken "a rwo places
Miss Helen teep.e o' the state Norman
school has been appointed 2 teacher at
the Cecil County Agricultural High
School for the next school year
Jesse Nlnyard Of Warwick. 2 local
baseball pIayer who enlisted some months
90 and VAS stationed At Anniston, Ala.
has returned to his home, having been
discharged on account Of physical in
ability
Or. Hutchinson Of Tome Institute
faculty has resigned in order to accept
the SUPPLEMENTARY Of schools at Lewis
town. Pa
Flag Day IS being observed in Elkton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-14
PIG s FOR NEWPORT CLUB.
ST-ecial Correspondence Of Every Evening

ST-ecial Correspondence Of Every Evening
Newark. June IA Theodore I Mar
TIN State club leader. distributed II pure
bred registered Chester " hIte pigs among
the members .of the Newport Pig Club,
Tuesday afternoon The pigs were pur
chased by the Extension Department Of
Delaware College from Pusey Cloud Of
Kenneth Square, Pa, and the Central
National Bank Of " llmngton financed
the deal
The pigs were sold to tho boys and girls
at cost. Some OF the members paid cash
and Others gave the bank their notes.
DIR Morris Zurkow hog cholera specialist
from the l. = Department OF Agriculture,
vaccinated the pigs free OF charge
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WHO USE TOBACCO.

Speaking of economies in tobacco. alter
the war, and taxes on II, II IS an Interest ine
fact that the German smoker has heeu
ranked by a German writer Is sixth u
his consumption.
The Dutchman smokes easily mos
IS ounces week, then the American. with
3 ounces, then the Austrian, Dane. SNiss
and Belgian. Russia is AZ the loot,
preceded by Italy and Britain. md
France. Sweden and Spain have small
consumption -Ieslie's.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-14
PLAY FOR RED CROSS.
cial correspondence Of Kvery Evening

Special Correspondence of Kvery Evening
Newark, June l4-The war play,
Claim Allowed Will be presented in
Newark Opera House, next Monday even
ing. for the benefit of the local chapter OF
the Red Cross The proceeds will be used
to purchase cutting machines for The two
Red Cross workrooms in Newark and the
support OF the public Is requested Tor this
worthy cause
The play will he presented by a party
OF Young people from Chestertown, Md
where il was gwen recently with great
success
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-14
SUMMER SCHOOL STAFF.
Those Who viii Teach During the Six
Weeks Course. Beginning July g.
Special CORES pondence of Evcry Evening

Newark, June Bulletins have been
issued announcing the teaching staff and
giving other information relative to the
State Summer School for teachers, which
opens at Delaware College July 8. and
continues for SIX weeks There Will be
special features, including demonstration
school. with Robert p Koehler, principal
Of the Newark schools, in charge The
teaching staff and their subjects follow
Samuel Chiles Mitchell, Ph, D.. presi-
dent of Delaware College and director of
the Summer School; Mary T.. Rich, r. 5.
dean Of women, elementary education;
Julia F Reck, arithmetic and geography;
Huldah PrIst, primary methods; Mary
f. Carroll, demonstration teacher in pri-
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today. the business houses and homes Fl
the town displaying he national olor-
William y Beaver. superintendent
for the Rciley Construction Co. rngage..
IN railroad work IN snd around ElAtgn Tor
the past wear, has been transferred f3
construction work az Hog Island
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-14
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.
Special Correspondence OF Every Evening

Elkton, Md June Il Closing com
mencrments Of Cecil county high school
are being held TODAY. This morning
Cecil County Agricultural School held
exercises at Calvert Rev. Harvey Ewing
of Morgantown. v Va. delivered the
address to the following graduates
Misses Bessie VI Guthrie and Iavinie
Yeatman. Andrew +. Barber CLYDE NJ
England, Elwood r. LYNN. Thomas II
Reynolds and Iordon Harnan
North East school will hold closing
exercises IN the town hall, this evening,
when the following graduates will be
awarded diplomas Misses GLADYS Har-
vey, Myrna Thompson and Hazel Vernon.
Allan Carlson Summerfield Dean The
address will be delivered by Or Samuel
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Had a Bad Sound.

Hubby" protested the bride, your
choice of words is unfortunate
"Eh?"
'fOf course you did propose on that oc-
casion, but ] wish you'd stop telling peo-
pie you won me at a card party - Detroit
Free Press.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-14
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL.
Special Correspc'

Special Correspondents Of Every Evening
Stanton. June l3.-There will he q
strawberry festival held on {. T. Dlckev :
lawn al stanton, on Saturday evening.
Juno IL Proceeds are for the bencht OF
the Order | nltcd American Men
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of their pea crop. Corn in this scctio
is looking fine and most of the farmers
have finished thinning their early variety.
Some of the farmers wheat is much better
than was anticipated in the early spring
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-14

mary grades; George s Counts, Ph. D.,
secondary education; George r Dutton
Nj A. English, Finley NJ X Foster.
Ph ID English. Clara S Gilbert, demon
stration teacher IN intermediate grades
Kent Roberts Greenfield, Ph d. history;
Fila 4 Kinds NJ A., biology Robert P
koehler, A b, principal Of demonstration
school grammar grade methods: Blanche
Macf arthy, school management and edu-
eational psychology; Howard r. Ruhl,
\. NJ, rural education and sociology
Clarence 4 Short, s NJ, mathematics;
Agnes Snyder, demonstration teacher in
grammar grades; MARY Fl Turk A r.,
b. S, physical education and hygiene;
Earnest V Vaughn, Ph. ID his tory
German professor claims Napoleon as
German, but if he was he was enough
ashamed of i 10 keen II to himself
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rOubles Over
After 2 Years
HAD TO RESORT TO STOM-
ACH PUMP FOR RELIEF
SPlTZER DECLARES TAN
LAC SAVED HIS LIFE
Gained Twenty-onc Pounds
aud Now Weighs More
Than He Ever Did.

w y splitter, II Unknown
employee of the Tennessee Coal
" Iron Company, living ut $40
SIXTY eighth St, Birmingham,
Ala, snid some time ago: "Be.
fore began taking Tanlnc |
weighed only 1875 pounds. To-
day | got on the scales and tip
ped the beam mt l5G--n gain Of
81 pounds more dian | ever
weighed III my life. rhats Just
what Tnnlac has lone for me.
Why, look AT this belt; had to
let that ont four inches, nnd It's
still tight on me.
about seven ycurs ago he
gan To have stomach trouble
and attacks of acute indiges
ton. My breath would get
short and my pulse SO weak
that | was afraid my heart
would stop beating. and they'd
have 10 usn a stomach pump on
me every time. read about
Tnnlac one day and started
taxing II.
"runlac not only saved my
lifcand made mo gain 81 pounds
but it has built mo up in every
way aud given mo such nm APP.
petite that I'm ashamed to eat
enough TO satisfy IT, sleep
like n log nj night, aud am
gaining ground all the time"
The genuine rnnlac is sold in
Big Stone Gap by the Mutual
Pharmacy, and also by the fol
lowing agents III nearby towns;
Old Dominion Drug Co, Appn-
lnchin, and H. G. Blair, Olingcr.
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Two County Boys on Casualty
List.

Chester Melton, of Osnk a, is
the first WISE county boy To lose
his life on the foreign battle
fields in the cause of liberty and
freedom. In last Fridays pa
pers his name appeared on the
list AZ being killed il. action,
Mondays paper gave the name
of h. NJ. Holcrab, of Wise, Y a.
as being severely wounded
These young mcn, especially
the first, have paid the supreme
price, and while there are 9th.
ers from the county who are
facing the Zoe with the same
unillnching courage that char.
acteriaed these two, the people
of the county received the news
with profound sympathy .-Ap
palachia Progressive.
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Allies Now Have Bombing
Planes Working in Squadrons.

There were no ueTiul bomb.
ing organizations in the allied
dying corps during the first
year OF war Practically all
the work in the air was in ma.
ture of observation. No pilots
could hc spared for anything
else. To-day probably % per
Of the actlnl arms are bombing
equudrons of - machines per
squadron
The first bombing was done
by volunteer pilots who flew
over the German lines and drop.
ped three or four bombs, made
from artillery shell, on concen-
tration camps, and canton
ments Showers Of small steel
arrows were spilled sometimes
on convoya, troop trains, and
bodiea of mnsscd men. The
Germans began day bombing OF
cities in 1913, and the allies
boinbarded Karlsruhe in repris
al later in the same year. Since
then evolution in organized
bombing developed rapidly aud
the French began night bomb
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traitor, n. A. Garfield also wrote
to j. q. Nicholson, Barnesboro,
Pa:
II desire to express my APP
probation of the patriotism dis
played by the Spangler Fire
Company in cancelling Fire
mems Convention and Carnival
this year. Fuel and then more
fuel is necessary to win the war
and your action in foregoing
your carnival adds to the fuel
supply by keeping the mines ut
work"
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IIow's Thist

We offer One Hundred Goll..2
Reward for any case Of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
T. J. CHENEY & co, Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned. have known r. J.
cheney for the last 70 years. aud believe
him perfectly honorable in all buslness
transactions and financially able TO carry
out any obligations made by his iirIn.
Toledo o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally,
tctlhs directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces % the system Testimonials
sent free Price 40 cents per bottle. Sold
~ all Druggists
Tsks haiis Family ri.. .or -~nstip&tioA.
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Legal Blanks
For Justice Of the
Peace.
We have the most complete
set OF forms for use by justices
of the Peace OF any house N
Virginia. Our prices are
rs cents per Hundred
of an assortment OF blanks.
Cash with order which can al.
ways be filled promptly. Al.
ways order by number.
No!
" Warrant of Arrest.
T. Commitment to Answer lniiotneu,
Certificate OF Commitment Cor rr.l
Commitment until Fine aud Cos,s.,
G5.lEPaid
Commitment FOR Imprisonment 81
Il tecogmizance upon Appeal
Warrant pischarging from Jail ap9s
Appeal
Complaint for Peace Warrant
. Peace Warrant
10 Search Warrant
II Warral.t in Debt,
IL Warrant IN Damages.
IL Execution
II iarnishee Summons.
IL lndemnifying Bond
~ Forthcoming Bond
IL Affidavit for Summons in ulsFt2
Detainer
~ Summons In Unlawlul Detainer
~ Affidavit for Distress Warrant
20 Distress Warrant
III tonplaint for Attachment agaIm
Removing Debtor
- Attachment Against Removing Debt
or, with Garnislcr Process
% Attachment Bond
81 Deed of Conveyance, will certificate
- Deed of Trust, with certificate
81 Deed of Lease
| - Homestead Deed
Is Declaration in Assumpsit
go Declaration ia Debt on Bond
80 Declaration in Debt on rrums,0iY
Note.
81 Declaration in pebt On NesotI.b
Note
~ Notice of Motion on Note Bond, OF
account
lH Power of Attorney.
~ Notice tn take Dispositions
80 Indictment, General
10 Indictment. Liquor
~ commissioners Notice.
rs Abstract OF Judgment Before juiiite.
80 Warrant Ia Dctinue
40 Gnrnishee summons aud JndEmeHi
II Subpoena for Witnesses
~ Contract aud Agreement
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serves of gold, which are indis-
pensable to victory.
5. Waste nothing. All waste
is crime which imperils the
national defense-prolongs the
war.
6. Buy only according to
your needs. Do not hoard pro.
visions; your seliishness raises
prices and deprives those of
smaller means of things indis
pensablc TO existence.
Z. DO not travel UNNECESSARY.
ly. Reflect that our traine are,
before all destined for the trans
portation of the troops, the
feeding of the population, the
needs of our national produc.
ton.
s Do not remain Idle. .Ac-
cording TO your age aud Your
ability, work for your country.
DO not consume without pro
ducing likeness is descrtion.
Q. Accept without murmur-
ing the privaiions which are
imposed upon you. Reflect up.
on the sniferings of those who
are lighting for you, upon the
innrtyrdom of the population
whose hcnrths have been de-
vnstatcd by the enemy.
10 Remember that victory
belongs TO those who can hold
out Il quarter of an hour the
longest,
That France may live, she
must be- victorious.
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must be restored to France.
What other terms may be i'm
posed will matter far less.
Hudson Maxim"
Landing T. o., N. j.
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inr but thia wa. moi undrr-
taken by the Germans uutil An.
gust. 1915
AZ in, nrcsont tin,o lnrgn
COMMUNICATING scycrnl sonnd.
rons Of bombing machines 90
over the lines from, time ia .inc
and completely destroy their
objective. he it a CITY or cnmp.
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NAV hoItoIkfasaWes}eIn
u'n'rsa Schedule in EiI,,, ''1

LEAVE NORTON, VA. az ,'"' ISIS
2:30 p. IN. for Blue6cid "a all
termediate stations. Conr. anu IL,
Blnetield with Trains Eas, anS ;T ~ AZ
Pullman Sieepers and pjnin u r n's'
LEAVE BRISTOL. VA. Daily . >'h
for East Radford, isoancka OTah
burg, Petersburg, Richmnbd ''ECa
folk and liagerstown. p,TIo. N cC''
(Broi!erl to Roanoke and ~ va
town. Pullman Sleeper liz naeeH.
10 Philadelphia. e''S'osr
i2 OF p. III. daily for ali point, h.,-
Bristol and l.ynchbure. Coppso ,ssi
Walton at $50 p. N. with ,Se ~,
cago Express for all points ss., 10
northwest. '' Auo
5;i5 p: M. for Norfolk and in,etna3,..
points, Pullman Sleepers 10 V" ',s,'
:05 y. IN. and SEQ p. M dimiIed O, soi'.
trains with pullman SLEEPER. In Nh zig
ington. baltimore. philadelpbi,
New York via LynchLurg Eoas 1 ,.i
make local stops.
" G. SAUNDERS, G. F. A
w Il. BEyIl.L.
Pass Traf MgI
Roaucke.v,
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Ten War Commandments for
the French People aud
for Our People.

Paris, July %. The economic
and social section Of The League
Of Patriots, with headquarters
III Paris, / Rnc Ste. Anne, has
distributed leatiet, urging the
French Ia endure without com.
plant the restrictions imposed
upon them in the interest of
their country. The following
is a copy
/. DO not forget that we are
at war, In your smallest cx-
penditnres never lose sight Of
the interests of the native land.
2. Economic on the products
necessary for the life OF the
country coal, bread, meat,
milk, sugar, wine, butter, beans,
clothes, leather, oil. Accept
rntions. Ration yourself as TO
food, clothing, amusomcnts.
3, Save he products OF
French soil, lest some day Won
deprive your father, your son,
your husband, who are shed
ding their blood to defend YOU.
Save the droducts that
France must buy from foreign
countries. Do not drain re.
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But One Way TO Peace, and
That is the Way TO
Berlin.

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In ~, ~ ''H y. Pe"cc
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80 49, i'''h'hN
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CARNIVAL CANCELLED TO
AID PRODUCTION

Unnecessary attractions in
the coal mining fields that
might be expected to distract
the mine workers from their
duty are being eliminated
through the efforts of the Unit
cd States Fuel Administration
with the patriotic cooperation
of citizens and mine worke rs
At Spanglcr, Pennsylvania,
there was a Firemen's Conven
ton scheduled for Cambria
county the week beginning Au-
gust nth. There was to be Il
Carnival show aud other gaicty
throughout the week. James
b. Noalc, Director of Produc
ton for the United States Fuel
Administration urged the
abandonment of the plans, fear
ing that such carnival would
roturd coal production to u
great extent. He wrote:
"In view of the exceedingly
serious coal shortage which,
above all things, threatens the
carrying out of our war pro
gram, feel that a Fircmcn's
/ Convention should not be held
in any point in the coal field,
during this summer and fail
We cannot afford to lose one ton
of coal which can possibly Ii,
mined"
In reply to MIR. Ncnlc's letter
came telegram stating that il
order 10 meet the wishes of tn,
United States Fuel Administra.
ton the proposed convention
had been cancelled.
Appreciation Of this patriotic
action was Expressed by the di
rector of production who wrote
81 very much appreciate tn,
courtesy of the Citizens Fire
/. Company, Of Spangler, in can
ceiling Tie convention which
was to lave been held IN Au
gust. shall be glad il you vii
express to the members OF til,
fire company my appreciation
Will the hearty cooperation
being given by the patriotic cit
iHens throughout the coal field,
there can be no doubt but tina
the tonnage will be materially
increased IhoHituation Great
ed 10y the coal shortage is gray,
indeed and it will rcturd on
war program unless taken II
hand promptly and vigorously
by both the operators and til,
mine workers. Before then
lies a great opportunity for pa
triotic service and ain sur,
Will make the best of it an,
show to the world by n mark
ed increase in tonnage that the,
are doing their full duty townr,
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Jeff Long Shot from Ambush

,Ieti Long, the county police
ut Hrunmel, was shot aud kill.
ed Thursday morning between
9 aud 10 o'clock, II mile from
RasnIck $ store. The engineer
on II freight tram on the c., G.
x q noticed a loose horse on
the railroad with saddle and
bride on and stopped the train.
The train crew recognizing the
horse and on investigation found
Mr.. Long lying in the road some
distance from the crossing. 1t
rs reported that he was dead
when found.
Mr.. Long was an efficient 20
licemnn in consequence of
which he had number of
enemies in that vicinity and
the supposition is that he was
killed from ambush - Clint.
wood News.
The stars and stripes are in,
deed travelling about the world
We are informed that in every
capital Of the orient and even
in interior China they float be-
side the national banner.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-03-21

Company will present at the L. rs.
theatre Monday "The Frisco Cabaret
Girl" with beauty chorus of fif-
teen. Each of them does a speciality
that would well rank as a good vaude-
vile turn anywhere-Miss Pearl Jar
diniere, the leading lady; who as a
mirth- -provoker has no equal; Miss
Vera Pansdale, the winsome subrette.
whose dance numbers are especially
acceptable; Miss Ann Montgomery is
a prima donna with a voice and is
admitted the equal of any singer IN
this part of the country Her song
numbers are a feature of the show
This is guaranteed show at the pop
ular prices of IS, so and 20 cents.