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AUSTRIA READY TO GIVE ALL ITALY WANTS FOR I

tstely clinRlnE 10 the starboard rail.
Tlms and again the waves beat the
rescue boats back.
"Goodby, all, II we're not here In
the morning." called Capt. Williams
as darkness fell ~ith tho second
night. Whom dawn came nothing
showed on the water waste but a
smudge OF wreckage.
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DIED..

sWFENE j.. beloved son of
tho late Michael and Margaret Atfield
Sweeney and brother OF Mary ana syl-
yester Sweeney, At his residence gao
West l20th st.
Funeral from ST. Aloyslus's Church
wet l32d st.. Saturday morning, al =
o'clock, Auto cortege,
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Two More Americans on Canadian
Casualty List.

OTTAWA. Feb. l5.-The following
names Of Americans were included in
last nights casualty Est; Killed IN ac-
! On. W VI. Earlrs. South BElngham
va a. b.. stewart, rosonl Mont,
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LONDON. Feb. 15.-The Prince OF
Wales. who automatically became n
member Of the House OF Lords on at
tanning his majority. but who did not
take his scat. will do so next Tues
day. according 20 tho Times.
The Prince Of Wales was twenty
three years old on June % last.
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NEWS Of THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
City Expects 10 Raise Its
Quota Despite the
Epidemic.
Special Correspondence OF Every Evening

| Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
New Castle. Oct. : The total amount
of Liberty Bond euhscriptio ions received by
| the mems and womcn's committees oi
New Castle hundred amount 10 $50 ,200.
Although the influenza is hndcrlng the
workers So extensively. there - no doubt
but what the city will reach the quota,
which Is s33S 600. because all intend to
double their efforts when The influenza
has been suhdued Corporal Fogan. n
wounded soldier from over there spoke
at the Industrial Plants last ifldaf
under the auspices ot the women com
nittec. and caused much enthusiasm
among The employees When crowds are
again permitted to congrcgate. and the
speakers begin their work Ncw astle
will make It's FIRST step on the WY over
the top
Word has been received hefc TINT
George NrIntirc formerly guard for
the Bethlehem Powder Co. died SIP
temher II IN France Of wounds received
in action He was serving IN the English
army
Walnuts seem fl lic more plentiful III
Ncw Castle and vlcinity than was eN-
pcctcd The school boys Of this city NJ"
spending these daye bA gathering Walnuts
and mushrooms Robert Wright recently
gathered eight quarts 81 nushro"ns he
Pow Scouts are locating walnut trees tor
The Red Cr,rse
Edward llll4hpherk left Yesterday for
New Haven conn whore he has ae-
ccptcd position ~ chemist for ihe Pom
Seahoarl Corporation
Elizabeth Bull entertained number
~ friends Inst FRIDAY al her hane 81
hcstnut street Those present wete
Miss Eslelh Siblcy, MISS Marion Paean.
Miss Ella Green. Niss Margaret Nall,
Miss Matilda Wolfe. Mss Helen Warren.
Miss Grace Zimmerman Mics atherfnc
Wilhrlmc. lIarr, PAYNE and William
Elliott
Word has been received that olancl
Herbert Deakvne IT this CITY has heen
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The sum of Sl25, 900 of Kent county 5
quota of 1913. 900, has been raised FOR the
purchase of Liberty Bonds. The campaign
is progressing satisfactorily.
G. |. Cohee of the du Pont Powder Go.
has been in the county during the past
week. demonstrating the use of dyna-
mite in agricultural work Mir. Cohee
and County Agent l.. l.. Burrell have been
attempting To drain the low places IN the
county 10y blowing holes from 10 To II
feet deep in the earth and filling with
stones. making n filter for the water The
demonstration have been successful
W. Irving Walker has been appointed
receiver for the Maryland Real Estate
Co, which purchased 800 acres OF land
from Mr.. Walker about two years ago
for the purpose OF stock raising.
Rural Carrier David Il. Kendall badly
damaged his automobile, one day last
week Nv running into CulvCrt ON the
Queen Anne State road, which Is part OF
his route He was examining small hole
in the top of the car. and did not notice
how close he was To the culvcri.
The largest cat fish ever caught WIN
hook and line OF Chester bridge, was
pulled in one light last week 10y Henry
Brown The fish weighed five pounds and
u ounces.
The tomato season is about over IN thus
county. Al The canncrles have closed,
and the Bohemian labor has returned Ia
the cities / he season has been success
ful ono for the growers who contracted.
but a very poor ono for those who sold IN
the open market
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NEWS OF LEWES.
special correspondence Of Every Evening

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Icwcs. Oct :. Charles II Niaull WHO
Is II with influenza IS slowly improving
John II Lynch Iohn Beach Harold
birmingham, Clifford Fields and Benja-
man Bavlis who are attending Della
ware College. arc home fcr ten dsy~
while tie school Is closed on account ii the
spanish influenza
Farmers who were fortunate enough Ia
have late crop OF tomatoes are getting -
and ~ cents basket fer them from the
local buyers All tho cauEcrics IN this
vicirity have closed except that OF the
ttlartic Canning Co, n Rehoboth
Beach
Farmers report that Their late potato
crop i very good III spite Of draught
which prevailed 50 long
Most 81 the farmer have heil fodder
down and are VERY njrsy getting IN their
wheat
Alfred n King. aged 6S wears 81 neal
Over 4rook died ~ MS home on Thursday
after Short illness He VS. q trustee 81
Whites Chapel Vi ! Churcl, and mem
her of the Ancient Order 81 | nijed Work
mon
rthur Hazard ha> rented the Harycy
{ Russell farm nes' town and will
occupv II the fjr~1 Of the or Mr. Rus
-rll will dispose Of his farming -toc / nd
implements ami move O Iewe- january
Or James Beebc. who v4> confined
10 his homo for :, few d1ve with Influenza.
i aflc 10 10 out
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CHESTERTONN MD.

Special Cores pondence 81 Every Evening
{ hestertov Md. Get : The span
fsh FLU struck Che~tertopn last week
and many cases are repc RI ed in the town
and county Assistant Postmaster X
SnoWden Thomas and CIV Carrier
James A Blyman arc quite sick Misses
Laura Thomas and Annie L. Copper Of
the school faculties are in he'd. and the
entire family Of DIR Frank " Smith at
Falrlee, are sufferers also Mr. and Mr.
Fred G. JsIlton All putlic meetings
have been greatly lntcrfered with. and
there IS probability that schools NAV be
closed
Miss Bertha Woodmender and Hopper
Gilbert Logan we're guilty married Thurs
day evening at Pomona NJ L parsonage.
10y Rev Edwin Gardner
Airs John W START widow Of John
" START, a former well-known horseman
Of tins county, died near town on We'd
ncsday, last. aged s. years
state Tax Commissioner William ".
Beck has moved part Of his household
goods to Baltimore where hc and his
family will spend the winter II CLAY
Brown Of near town ha, rented Mi
Beck + residence. on Front street
MIR and Mrs Wilbur " Hubbard have
announced the engagement Of their daugh-
Tor, Miriam Ross to Lieutenant George
Maurice Morris, Ordnance Department
| :. ARMY. No date hes been >ct for the
wedding. Lieutenant Morris j. graduate
81 Dartmouth COLLEGE and holds TIC
uegree Of doctor 81 Jurisprudence fran
the University pf Chicago AZ present nc
i IN Iretrac' o. IN aerial bombs ~ tho
Wilbur hrIght Field, Dayton, Ohio
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SMYRNA AND VICINITY.


/ Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
| SMYRNA, Oct = kclicr pears are
being shipped from Clayton and smyrna
| in large quantities. Growers are being
| paid 40. Is and 81 cents per basket for
| them. Elmer / Elliott died last week at
his home in Chcswold Of Spanish in
ilncnza Mr.. Elliott worked on the rail
| road for many years. Funeral was held at
Laurel
The canncry mt kcnton owned by
Baker and Walls of Aberdeen, Md, was
closed last week and the Bhohcmian help
have returned Ia their homes in Baltimore
The Chcswold branch of the Red Cross
shppcd during September. q sweaters,
% pairs Of stockings, II helmets and four
scarfS
Sarah Thomas OF Townsend. drank n
large dose of laudanum. IN mistake for IA
patent medicine and was saved from
death only by the promrtncss oi her hus-
band who put her IN Il carriage anu drove
to u physician.
The chairman of sewing OF the Smyrna
Red Cross sent 70 refugee skirts AMI 30
childrcnS skirts Ia the Wilmington head
quarters last week
The field trials aud bench show Of the
Eastern Beagle Club will hc held IN
SMYRNA the week of October II. he
bench show will hc held "Wednesday night,
Dctobcr ~. in the garage show rooms OF
George u Wright and Son.
Mrs l.. l., Artis has been appointed
chairman of knitting ~ the local branch
of the Rcd Cross.
The kcntun Ladies Aid Society has
elected the following officers Mrs faul
NJ Money president, Mrs Sallte fTatt,
wee president. Mrs jonathan Jacobs,
treasurer. Nin Ic Roy Roberts. cor
responding secretary, Miss ''rac" Nrihuf3.
recording secretary
Mrs Walter Turner has received word
that her brother. Charles II tonawav.
has arrived overseas
MIR William I Doughtcn Is on the
sick list
Mrs George " Tavlor has rs guest,
Mrs. Walter l. Garwood Of Camden.
Mrs Drchl Of " Wilmington is guest Of
Mrs Rchecca FAIRIES. ~ SMYRNA
Miss Mary +. Sprlance Of SMYRNA, has
returned from q VISIT to New fork City,
having gone there to meet her neicc. Mrs
Horace + Sprlancc. who j. Now en- route
to California.
Mis- Anna nownee. Of Wilmington hns
returned from q visit with her parents.
Mr.. AMI Mrs Edward i. DuWnos, at
kCutun
Mrs Frank ) Woodworth ha- returned
from trip 70 hlladclpha
Ills Enrl ui Choswold has taken 2
position ~ a book ,pcr Tor the ~tsndarl
oil GO in Wilmington
Mis- Edna Hart of Townsend. has gone
to Westminster. Md ~ enter Western
MARYLAND College
nr & ! PrIckett. who recently return
81 from i visit to his parents IN larVlcw.
"a !. confined Is his home 10 Chc~wnld
With Spanish Influenza
Nj and Mr. W Z 0ncN have hoon
entertain ug Mr. | oms" hunting 4 FRANK
tord. al Il cir home in LAYTON
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BURIED SIDE By SIDE.

special Correspondence Of Ever! Evening
SMYRNA. Oct The bodies Of Mr..
and Mrs Picrson g. stevens. who died in
Philadelphia. last week, we're brought TO
Odessa, Wednesday for intcrment in St
Pauls Methodist cemetery. MIR and
Mrs Stevens were wel-knoWn through
out lower Delware Mr. Stevens was a
son of the late Alfred Stevens Of Odessa
and Mrs Stevens was q daughter Of
Charles NayIor, Of near Townsend
Funeral services were held IN St. Paul's
NJ. +. Church. Odessa, in charge Of the
pastor. Rev +. II Derrickson, assisted
by Rev. Vaughan p. Northrup Of Mid
dletown.
The bodies were laid side By side in one
grave. The pallbearers we're Mr.. Stevens
brothers and brothers in-law Stanley :.
Stevens. Alfred r. Stevens Preston L..
Stevens. Daniel " Stevens, John W
Stewart and Frederic kumpel, who acted
ii both funerals.
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promoted To Bfigndief Genera. lie was
nominated for the Office 10y President
Wilson. Colonel Denkyne wa8 raised IN
New Castle and received part ot his edil-
cation IN the public school After re-
ccivinr his appointment 90 West Point
he was in charge of dredging the Della
ware river and later the Missouri river
The bethlehem Loading 60. ~ renting
the United States Hotel for the accom-
notation Of employees.
Evervbody i urged 60 help IN the col
lection of fruit pits and peach stones.
These are used by Uncle sam to mike gus
masks. \ large quantity hive been col
lecied but not near rs many ~ should DC.
The American Flag Council Of the jr.
q. 4. A NJ. Of Newark. which was 10
visit the Industry Council ni tins city,
tomorrow evening. has post puncd Its call.
Councillor Ranks wishes Ia announce that
there will be- no meeting On account oi the
influenza The meeting Of the Century
Cub which was To bc held tomorrow
evening will also be poatponed
The explosions ~ Perth Anboy, \. J..
could be heard plainly Saturday morning
about $50 o'clock Those who were ~
nj the time could feel the quakc, rs y
shook The buildippa Plumber James
Walls az Dclnwarc street WIS IN the VI
fffftfA 81 tfFfii sAfAtfbA fH-f'fif tftt
plosions took place but waa fortunate
enough 10 be aafc distance away whom
thcp occutrod
Thomas Morrison - visiting his parents.
Mr. and MIR George \. Morrison -
second street for few dave
Wllliam Mo- lam ri the navv was home
on leave over SUNDAY.
Mr. ClcvelI has been assisting the
underfalsera Of Wilmington to bury the
inlIucnzn victims.
Nance Mitchell has recovered from The
lnii1onza
Mae Fchl Is suffering with lrfuonla
Mr. Hugh Duffy has the nfiu"nza.
Charlie ingram la- the influenza
There serfns 10 bc very few influenza
casc4 developing ~ Ncw t'astlo and very
seldom ono turns - pneumonia y p
hoped this will he the last work for lts
fHVfuP
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NEWS OF NEWPORT

Special CERES pordenrc Of Every tNrnhE
Nrvn,rt Oct MIR and Mrs Harvey
Gregg and Miss Emily Gr"gg m"t"rcd !"
Trappc, Md. Saturday. 70 spend g lew
dan with Rev. and Mrs. ] II Nhcdbcc,
Marvin I Ball i confined 10 his home
with Spanish nilurnIa
Louis Ball is confined +" ms homo ny
TN, \cwpnri public schools closed On
FRIDAY and viii remained closed until the
lnhucnza epidemic Is entirely N hand
Miss Rrhccca NaClarN = III ~ her home
with spanish iniiucnza.
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woMrN DoAN WORKERS.

epefisl CorresDondeBof - Eyery EffHing
Etnyrnu. Oct Z ihf Liberty lnan
Women Organization ~ Go1ntp1 rud
Appspiininink hundred hsH been ief
grrtcd Miss Ethclwyu Malouey chair.
man. ~ ToVnarud, hoe appointed ,l.c-
itDfa
Nirs Winfield iA,ibmus. sin lrcd 7.
Nnlourv. Mr. Samuel ; foIhu Nir
Victor kom Mr J { llutbn.pn hiia
Iosophluc rnwlf ri Nrs - smith
Mr. tdna Niagiu. Mir irdm Draty pt.
Mr. BENJAMIN Woat Nre DHre J.hn
I'm Ntr. FlHard Daniel. jr. fpd 80
.rnrpr BurRr
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RECOVERED FROM INJURIES.

Special Correspondence of Evcry Evening
Dover, Oct : Frank l. uardtStN'
W no was badly INJURED by hcng run INTO
somr weeks back 10y al aut"mohllc. while
sitting in front of his place OF business Is
recovering and Is able TO hc at his place
of business
Mr. HardcSty has purchased the ~
acre farm Of Edward " Jenkins. Just
outside of Dover on the Cooper Corner
road and contcmplatcs moving there soon.
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NEWS Of A DAY
DOWN DELAWARE
Frank L. Hardesty of Dover. In
iured in Auto Accident, Able
to be Out.
DEATH OF MAJOR BURSTAN
Secretary of State Johnson Ill
With Spanish Influenza at His
Home Near Newark.
Special Correspondence OF Every Evening

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Newark, oct 7.-Evcrctt {. Johnson
SECRETARY of State, is seriously III with m
tlucn2a nj his home in Pcncadcr hundred
about ono mile from here.
MIR johnson returned from the state
House IN Dover Friday afternoon ana
remained here for about one hour when
his condition became such that hc WAS
compelled Ia 90 to his home.
While Mr. johnson condition Is nor
,cg.r,icd rs serious ms friends arr rather
.,pDrcbcnsivr. n, for some time he has
been kept yer, busy with affairs OF state
and has taken little rest
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IDEl.AN ARE { fTl.

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Delaware City, oct he local
branch Of the Rcd ross Society gladly
responded TO the request from the hos
ptaI ~ Fort du Pont for fruit for the
soldiers suffering from influenza Ice
bags and other supplies were sent, a, we'll
n oranges and apples
Mrs samuel Armstrong and daughter.
Charlotte, are quite I'll with influenza n
their home
James Bray Shaw medical student At
Jefferson Hospital. Philadelphia. spent
sunday here with his father, DIR Bray
shaw
Owing 10 the epidemic Of influenza
there were no services IN ANY OF the local
churches. YESTERDAY
Miss Cariellc Williams Of Florida Is
visiting Miss Catherine Schunder
Mr. aud Mrs kennct Cross at Perth
Amboy. \ j. visited her parents Mr..
and MIR Harry Heal. yesterday
Lee lynch. who has been quite I'll with
typhold fever, Is improving
(irorgc Heal Of Perth Amboy. \ J.
spent the week end here with his parents
Non sander - not expected 10 hold
the German sDeed record long
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special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Middleton. Oct :. Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Buston o. Middletown have re-
ceiyed telegram from the War Depart
mcnt st Washington announcing the
death Of their youngest son Major
Rupert NJ Brrstan. in France Major
Burstsn was in the Marines being a
graduate Of the Naval Academy at Ann
apol.s, and was only "a years Of age. lie
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.alth. and cannot thank you enough
n the relief it has given me. Miss
ATE LAWRENCE, Box 725, Spring
alley, Ill.
School girls and girls who are en-
owed at home or in some occupation
,ould not continue TO suffer fortunes
such times, but profit by the expert
&c Of Miss Lawrence and thousands
Others who have tried this famous
,ot and herb remedy. Lydia E; Pink,
ms Vegetable Compound, and found
,Iief from such suffering. If comph-
,tions exist write the Lydia +. Pink
I'm d edicine Co, Lynn, Mass. The
suit Of their 40 years experience IN
'vising girls on this subject is at your
FyICe.
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recently was promoted to the rank of
major and has been in France only n few
months Besides his parents, Major
Burstan is survived by three brothers
and two sisters Lieutenant Samuel Bur
stan and Lieutenant Jacob Burstan, both
in France: DR. Maurice Burstan, of Chcs-
ter. Pa Mrs. Louise Lyman OF New York
CITY. and Mrs A. Nogel of Middletown
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Spcs.ial correspondence of kvotv Evening
Dcl,nar. Dct Mrs tnnic Noralnc
vtir ot Harry Nloranr. dicd here. Satnr-
day. from pneumonia following m attack
Of influenza
The rcnain~ vii ~ taken 20 Harrlng
ION lor tnicrncnt She VAS fhr daughter
az Mrs Rachel Cohcc Of Harrington
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GRANGE MEETING POSTPONED.

SprciaI Correspondence Of Ivory Evening
Newport. Get ; Owing to the spanish
influenza epidemic Delaware Grange viii
not hold meeting tonight
The datr Of he ncN nesting VIII Y"
announ44i later
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tOl cd VIII Jul ioiii
lily physician but re
ceived no relief
then ] explained my
trouble TO another
doctor and he ad
vised me To take
Lydia f. Pinkham $
V e G e t a b lie Com
pound. Soon after
taking it ! began to
notice a change for
the better, and at
ter taking six bot
- - ENnrfnaf
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I'm srry ! ever askf1 lpr lr .rlti.ai
yir. Wbv2" I prd ~ think tE
IL bnp bcfDrr found ihai hiH pJgni"ps
,ltd,tf ayrs.o with miro lbotftat f'-r
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RUSSIAN BOOTS gIG0 A PAIR.
Peirograd Prices Reach Limit: Suits al
$40.

Paris, sept ~ Hood prices ~ Peiro-
grad and Moscow afr ihc highest ever
recorded there according 10 lcttcrs re-
cclyed here hv d. fatbof of two French
women nuw 90 Ruaaia Boot rUst $3.50
par and man s,ni $40 The clothing
and fhno crisis wna said 81 b. .icrriiic
Thee ronch w Omen a8id they Hcrc
paving - ecnts fot ouc rgV 8 ~ for
pint al milk - for u pound If meet $40
pound lpf butter, 81 ~ e pound fpr
potniocs aud 81 Il pound for nsh Tho
Rusaiau pound, il must bt remembered !.
about ono fifth lcas fhau She american
pound averduppi=
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nj WAS
ONLY TWENTY
Yet Suffered with Functional
Disorder and Was Cured
by Lydia f. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

yring Valley. III. Fox many months
Uttered from periodic pains j doc
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The Colev Bible { lass 81 Silvcrbrook
Church vili postpone their rnunagr snlc
until further notico Adv
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Non Sander, j. not expected tn hold
the German speed record long
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Of s No. HOusefurnisings

! ggs Ran0es md fc
.frt0eraforR Sold on tn
.Efuh Plan N InfrFrtf
NO ErfrGs
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-27
DOROTHY DALTON'S new
PROTOPLAY MAKES HIT.
Realistic Scenes That Thrill and Ex.
ert Unusual Heart Appeal Abound
in Most Remarkable Photoplay
Now at Central Theatre.

Dorothy Dalton. the Naau. il
Thomas ILL., Paramount star,
proved am artistic delight to an en-
thusiastic audience al the Corral
theatre where "Vive Tia France" her
new photcalay Depicting war scenes
in France was shown for the first
time in this city yesterday That 3 is
one of the best war pictures showa
here thus far MAS the general verdict
and that it reflects ereat credit upon
the star, support and producers was
universally conceded,
Miss Dalton has the role of a
charming eirI mo braves the Hams
in her native town ana Finally s0c-
ceeds in saving the man She has
learned to love from death the
hands of the Germans The picture
is filled with thrills and heart appeal
and there are numerous dramatic mo-
men,s that grip and hold the attention
to the finish Miss Dalton IS caplbv
eUpported by a staff of fine screen
players, her leading man Being Ed
mund Lowe. a sterling. actor
On the same program is a two reel
Mack Sonne.t Comedy, Whose Little
Wife Are YOU" and it i5 said to be
a scream from start to finish The
best comedians to the Senno. studio,
not to speak Of the internationally fl-
nous Sennot beauties. appear IN the
production, the result being a carni-
val OF fun throughout the action
Chief am0ng the comedians IN the
cast aN C0srles Murray Naylana
Trask and Mary Thurman.
Admission ten and twenty cents
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-27
BIG VAUDEVILLE.

> nee the p07iponement IL the show
70 hmaye been STAGED December 12tn,
Tot SPRINGS citizens have auWousIy
awaited the announcement from the
Others Club saying that sevcry thins
was all Sc for the show. Long since
the Others Clu0 have gone on record
Tor doing THINGS Their cause is the
test on 5arh-keenus orphan chit
dren in school and helping aged NO.
M n They are helping Struggling
mothers % keep heir little family to-
goth They are keeping boys anr
girls i'm school who would have drop
pei ont Of school long ago because
their clothes were shabby ana they
didn't look as nice as Other Children.
Who wouldn't help a little child?
Others, Lord yes. Other Let this
my motto be "Help me to live for
others that may be like thee"
Patronize the Others Club show
and help 10 keep orphans in school.
The big show for little money