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Evening journal., 1919-09-29
BURDAN WINS BOYS
LEAGUE HONORS

Burdan won the Boys Independent
League title ON Saturday by defeating
Arcade to s. Arcade had Burdan s to
4 until the eighth inning. Dougherty
twreld good ball. having twelve strike
outs j. Campbell. Of the Texas League.
started the scoring. L. NiatOne, IN
right field, was the star at bat, having
three hits out Of four trips to the plate.
Townsend hit home run. Burdan will
play the Bloomerr Girls OF Pennsgroye
tomorrow, and on Saturday Will meet
New Castle at the latter's grounds,
which will be the final game Of the
season.
The Burdan line-up Is:
C. Townsend, catcher; 7. Coyle, c.;
T. Cullalne, c.; +. Fahey, p.; Dougherty-
D.; Roscoe, S.; D. COyle, ib; 5. Shaw,
2b; j. Campbell, 3b: Nallone, RI; Al
10y. RI; McGonigle, CT; II. 10y, IT,; Nc
ClOsky II.
Evening journal., 1919-09-29
AT THE QUEEN.

Mabel Normand holds a position as q
screen comcdicnne that has never been
eXcellod in MS own percular Kind 10 is
realistic il Is human and yet 10 is un-
usual Her greak triumph Mickey up
20 date has not been bettcrcd hut now
It's day 6f past has come when The
little comedlcnne VIII be seen IN up
stairs. which IS nepuied. according to
critics aud those who have seen 70 IN
other cities. 10 be even funnier Than
Mickey. The jokes and the fun will
make you forget your own troubles
and carry yourselves away with the fun
that Mabel, In The role Of an fttle as
stanl maid of-0ll-work IN the kitchen
OF a large metropolitan hotel, with a
desire always TO see the great upstairs
OF which she had been draining since
her first day al the hotel
She is diHaren, than she ever way
in any of her other pictures. And this
Is odd enough too. but when you see
her playing a game OF billiards with
marsharino cherries and stick, you
viii know that she is a real comedienne
for this fun Is one Of the biggest Jokes
Of the piece. She does get upstairs and
in an unusual way. through the aid OF
a bell-b0y.. who was only such because
hr wanted 90 see her and fall in love
WITH her The latest Carter dc Haven
comedy is the added attraction on the
program.
Evening journal., 1919-09-29
sEAFORD- MILFORD MAY PLAY.

SEAFORD, Sept. 29.-There is talk Of
arranging series OF games between
Seaford and. Milford The managers Of
these two teams talked over The prope-
siiion yesterday, but nothing definite
was agreed upon. A series OF games
between these two SUSSEX towns would
undoubtedly Dc a great drawing card,
as both teams have made enviable rec
ords this season. though they have not
played each other
Evening journal., 1919-09-29

the theatre for three days beginning
today. Always Mr. Mix has been a man
Of daring capable and doing stunts that
make the people sit on The edge OF their
seats and epsp IN admiration OF his
nerve and pluck His pictures OF the
west src especially noted for this. lie
is a typical American type Of man
with a sense ct humor that ~ always
10 be seen. especially when he is mad
and then the action begins which may
be expressed this way, "the sparks are
made 10 nY.n
Evening journal., 1919-09-29
Az THE MAJESTIC

The offerings at the Majestic for this
week covers The entire week with one
program. Elsie Ferguson in "The Wit
ness for The Defence" and Fatty Ar
buckle. in Back Stage
~rhe Witness for the Defence IS a
lavish and a gorgeous production with
settings that are correct in every de-
tail and not he least spnring IN lavish
ness or expense The kreator part Of
the story IS laid in India and the set
iings for the same have been made with
utmost care and with diligence and
knowledge of animal and vegetable life
In that part of the world
As The chief player, Miss Ferguson is
scen-as a girl or English parentage who
goes bQ India 10 be- with her father at
his death Her lot is east with q man
for whom she has no respect and her
life becomes a torture at husbands.
Warner GLAND Wyndham stand and
Vernon steel are all three leading men
for Miss Ferguson Back Stage" is
comedy on the life behind The sccHes.
Evening journal., 1919-09-29

mcnt loving. ihrll-craying, adventure
seeking gay young New Yorker we are
totally unprepared for later develop
menls, and his journey 70. Europe and
his capers with royalties and reyolu-
tionists Is treat indeed for fun low
ors
Evening journal., 1919-09-29
AT THE yfCT0RIA.

"llis Majesty. the American" which
was the attraction at the Victoria The
alre last week. played 10 capacity
houses every night and in onie.
That every Nilmngionian who wants
TO see this picture. may have an
opportunity 10 DO so, the management
of the Victoria Theatre decided to hold
This show over.
Much has been expected OF this pro-
duction. for ID is the first production
20 be- released by the Big Four'-the
United Artists Corporation nnd Il
Shows Fairbanks at his,best Can more
bc said?
Ills Majesty. The American tells
story that demands Fairbanks for lis
Interpretation. 70 is The tale Of a m s.
Ing heir 90 the throne Of a mythical NJ
he Kingdom in Europe Doug is The
her. of course. but no one
would ever suspect it-leasl OF ALL
Doug himself When we find him at
the beginning Of the story, an excite
Evening journal., 1919-09-29
standing of the League.

Want Ads are the great channels Of
opportunity for the worker.
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producer is sent out on tour with only
tRe original company as presented u
on ils metropolitan engagement. This
latest play has had run OF SIX months
at the Belasco Theatre, in New York
City.
Tiger, Tiger was written, by Captain
Edward Knoblock, who has given n the
American stage a number Of artistic
plays, including "Kismet "Mllestones.
my Lady's Dress and others. The
critics in New York acclaim Tiger,
Tiger as a superior Belasco produc-
iion and one OF The most polished stage
plays that Miss Starr has yet starred in.
Evening journal., 1919-09-29
ELkTON WINs sERIEs

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
MlDDLETOWN. Del, Sept 29-Elk-
ten took the third and deciding game
from Middletown here Saturday. in the
series 10 decide the independent cham
'pionship OF New Castle and Cecil coun-
ties, In holly contested battle. to O.
Grant and Clay engaged. in an alright
twirling in which Clay eXcelled by vir-
tue Of his better support. e.
Evening journal., 1919-09-29
Ar THE RIALTO.

Tom Mix, AN especial fayorite with
The Rialio patrons, comes TO his friends
today, in his latest picture, - Man Of
Daring, in which he win DE seen at
Evening journal., 1919-09-29
4IIp IN MAREI,s nnnM.n

one of the gayest and brightest en-
gagements OF the season comes when
The first farce of the season Up IN
Mabels Room. viii be seen ai The
Playhouse for three days beginning
Thursday. October 2 The seals for this
engagement went on sale today and
from the looks of things bright en-
gag ment VIII be expected.
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aIIGER, uGERl

What Is probably one of the most
talked Of engagements OF The season is
the coming Of Frances starr. in "Tiger
Tiger The famous New York success.
which viii be presented at The play
house. "Wednesday. October !. for both
matinee and evening performances.
Tiger, Tiger is Belssco production
and like an OF ihe plays OF This noted
Evening journal., 1919-09-29
HAMBONE'S MEDITATlONS

YASsUH 80. KURL BOB |
TALKiN BOUT HITS BAD |
BizN5Ss T RUN WEN A
POLICEMAN SAY HAITI
eE ONE Oh EN- EsUH
TELL NE r HALT. Al
SWINE SLAP ON DE /
BRAKES SO QUICK HIT
owINs WRANoA MAA KNEES.
Evening journal., 1919-09-29
"GUEST0F HONOR" AT
PLAYHOUSE TONIGHT

To many of the local thealregoers
he coming Of William Hodge 10 The
Playhouse this evening means the an
aual visit OF their fayorite Stage come
Ian who never fails 10 give them an
entertainment that is a delightful and
humorous
"The Guest Of Honor is the title Of
the play in which Mr. Hodge will be
seen tonight and tomorrow night. The
engagement here will only cover two
lays, but both performances given viii
no doubt be greeted by houses that
will be fllled 20 capacity
Mr. Hodge, since his memorable sue
,ess in "rhe Man From Home has
gained The pleasure and the trust OF mill
lions Of playgoers in this country, and
by so doing he stands IN the position
where his coming Is delightful first be-
cause it is he who is coming, and sec
ond because be is coming IN a play
ri his choice and his selection Is so
discriminating that ne public trust it
and do not have lhe slightest biz OF
anxiety concerning the vehicle In
which ne chooses 90 appear.
"The Guest Of Honor viii be a typi-
ai Hodge play Typical more In the
nature OF The story and thc characters
with which Il is concerned than be
cause The story is the same The back +
sround OF this play is New York so
ciety, where a romance OF much humor .
axe place With Mr. Hodge and a lovely
bil of feminlciTy are the principals
The cast that will appear in support
~ Mr. Hodge Is entirely IN keeping
with the character of both star and pro
duction several Of them are Jrnnie
Lamont Jane Miller Jane Houston,
Hrahnm Inras and SCOTT Cnnner.
Evening journal., 1919-09-29

The Want Ads Of this newspaper are
the best sales market for household
Evening journal., 1919-09-29
Electric Light Baths

Massage, Electric Treatments, Etc.
open daily for men, 8 A. N.
until 9P. M, except Mondays and
Thursdays from 9 A. N. until ]
P. M, which are reserved for
ladies. Trained attendants.
Manager, Joseph H. Baldwin,
TIA Market ST., Wilmington, Del.
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DARE DEVIL CYCLIST
ISFATALLY INJURED IN
Wild LEAP FOR LIFE

NEW YORK May 25-One Of the big
gest Sunday crowds Van Cortlandt park
has ever known. which included the wife
and baby Of Dare Devil Man Schreyer
saw the famous cyclist crash into the
side of huge tank there this afternoon
when nc missed his wild leap for life
down a steeply graded e0-foot incline
fracturing his skull. breaking an arm
and receiving serious internal injuries
His condition Is citical.
Starting at the top Of his narrow m
cline. 142 feet above the ground. Schrey-
er began his plunge at $50. The exhibit
ton was being staged for the benefit OF
the Salvation Aruy's home service fund
campaign.
Schrcycrs bicycle dartcd froward foI
the leap and dive to the water tank DO
low. The machine behaved beautifully
and the crowds sighed aud!bly as II
took the air. for the sweep through Ia
the tank only TO fall short and smash
into the side Of it.
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"The objectionable Sin"
is Seasons Big Event

Much has been written about the cost
cause not a little Of 1t has been pure
" "press az" agentry" It is, perhaps. no longer
the best of form TO attempt to gauge
the merit Of a photoplay production by
pended in making it. And yet the en-
gagcment of Harry Garson's The I'm
pardonahle Sin" at the Liberty theatre.
hccinninC today for one week, ought
not TO be made without the perfectly
warranted statement that this picture
is one Of the most prctentious and most
extensively produdeced which has ever
been exhibited in Wheeling. H.
The production Is in ten reels. and this
alone means lots of money. Cutting in
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it. Mrs. MARGARET Ness, 1886 E.
Hazard St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Women who suffer from displace-
ments, irregularities, inflammation,
liberation, backache, sideache, head
aches or "the blues" should not rest
until they have given this famous root
and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham' 8
Vegetable Compound, trial. II
complications exist, write Lydia E..
Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass, for
special suggestions. The result of it's
long experience is at your service.
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AND
MOIORMAN INJURED
IN TRACTION CRASH
Special Dispatch to The Intelligence

Special Dispatch 70 The, IhteIIIBrHCeE'
FAIRMONT, w. Va. May 2S.-Gener-
al Superintendent Ore Bowman. OF the
Monongahela Valley Traction company
and Motornan Bruce w. Wyrer. OF the
same system. were badly injured and a
number Of passengers sustained snSnI
Injuries this evening when the regular
Warrington to Fairmont street car ran
into n special car. carrying Grafton
baseball team from Blackstone park.
near Warrington. to Fairmont- The spe-
cial car had power trouble on sharp
curve. and VIXEN the regular car round
ed the curve the motorman was unbale
TO stop in time. Myrer was motorman
OF the regular car and Superintendent
Bowman was riding with him. Both men
are in a local hospital.
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lIIeRuldIlLleS q IL "
pain. l had one
physician after an
other but they did
me no good. I read
a bout Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vege-
table Compounda and
gave it a trial and in
a short time | felt
benefited and q m
now feeling fine,
and without weak
ness or pain. Many
of my friends have
also taken Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vege-
table COMPOUND
and been helped by
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On Thursday evening. Marian Chap
ter. No. l. Order Eastern Star, will hold
an informal dance in the Scottish Rite
Cathedral Bachmann's orchestra will
furnish n program of the latest popular
and JAZZ dance successes for the even
ing, and refreshments will be served.
Attendance to this dance Is limited to
members Of the Masonic fraternity and
their ladies' The affair will doubtless
be we'll attended. and invitations for
visiting ladies may be received at the
sacrctary's office in the Scottish Rite
Cathedral.
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CHARLESTON. W. Va. May 25.-
Large numbers Of leases are being taken
up by the Ohio Cities Gas company and
the Ohio Cities Gas company in the
Jefferson. Union and Poca districts or
kanawha county for the purpose OF de-
vcloping the oil and gas possibilities.
".'he leases taken by the Ohio Cities Gas
company within the past Few days num-
her IS and cover 3.049 acres.
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"craftSnen" Dance.

Ono Of the most enjoyable AFFAIRS OF
,bc week will be the dance to he given
nv the popular Craftsmen" club tomor-
row evening in the Elks' club. The dance
Mill he informal. and the committees in
charge have done everything IN their
mower to make this last dance OF the sea-
CON as successful as the Easter ball.
Gump's full orchestra has again been en-
gagged 10 furnish the music. and refresh
ncn,s will be served under the direction
nr Manager Tom Garden Of the Elks'
club The program will start promptly
at 30
Tho following are the members Of the
committees:
observation-disclosures. Russell e. Heaslett.
chairman: John o. Schcn"rlcin. William
c. Danncnhcrg. Earle NJ. Moor"head.
House and Program--Mcssrs. Jess F..
Crawford, Roland A. Topp.
The following program will b" render
ed-same being listed on neat embossed
gold engraved cards:
One Step ."Johnny's in Town"
Waltz .............."B Blowing Bubbles
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rnanPurnl Ball.

The inaugural ball Of the Theta Mu
Fraternity will be held Friday. May 50
Decorate Day, in the Carroll CLUB. Inc
club rooms will be attractively decorated
for the occasion. with cream and ma
room, the colors Of the Fraternity. A
buffet luncheon will be served ana
Jones SaXaphone orchestra VIII FURNISH
an interesting program for dancing. The
comrittee on entertainments consists OF
Mes.rs. Harold Kaltcnbach. Ed Kirkhoff
Charles Thompson and Charles Dick
man
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cn,.,sn and waffle Supper.

Tho Old Stone House at Roneys rom.
r-i1I no Tho scene Of a merry group OF
Young people on Friday evening whcn
the Alumnac association or the ONO
valley General hospital will give a
chicken and waffle supper in honor OF
the 1911? class of graduating nurses me
sumner will no served ut O'clock ana
reservations should be mad" by Gazing
Nre p ]. Rullard. president of the as
sncia,iun. Following the supper dane
ing will provide enjoyment for III" even
ing and III" n riids Of the graduates
have been invited TO attend. Inc Irip
will be made by automobile.
The committee in charge or the aHair
is composed Of Misses Aimede huiilhah'
Esther Carnahan and Myrtle Snuller.
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to tn. exehequer of Harry Carson. Ii

70 the eXcheQueI OF dAfIy O1fD0sV u
producer to q greater extent, hoWeyek,
were the salaries Of such people e. nAf-
Berry and others whose services Wele
enlisted in the. screening Of the gtQsNI
Mr.. Milan. conceded to be one nj
mands a fancy salary, and Mis- eYe4t.
the star was secured FOR the producNoe
only after extra inducements had 6eeA
offered her to forsake the comparatively
and moving picture people. which she
has been leading for tho past couple ~
wears after haVing established hefo18
as an international screen favorite.
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Yadies' Social Club.

The members Of the Ladies' Social
Carroll club will he entertained at the
club Wednesday afternoon from until
O'Clock Mrs. George Heller will be
the hostess and FIVE hundred will be
the main diversion Of the afternoon.
The serving Of refreshments will be the
concluding feature Of the delightful az
foI
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MI. ds Caantal Study Club.

Mrs. r. L. Sawyer will be hostess 10
the Mt. de Chantal Study club at her
home to-day Current Events VII DC
discussed, following which will De the
roll call Of honor OF the noteworthy
heroes Of the war, with Synopsis ot
no life and particular brave action
which brought about their enrolment.
The afternoon program will be followed
nv the election Of officers for The COM
inr wear, as this will be the last meet
ing of the Study club which will occur
this spring,
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100 Per Cent. Production
In New River Fields

CHARLESTON, w. Va. May 25-Pro-
ductlon has reached 100 percent In the
statement Of Max II. Tomb. secretary Of
the Kanawha shippers association here
today Several factors hav" operated to
bring the output Of the mines up L. cap
'acity, one soure OF Improvement hoinE
u more Developed export demand with
sun icicnt ships to handle such orders as
tho New River producers were abb" TO
handle.
Some difficulty has been encountered
h.wcvcr. IN getting enough men Ia pro-
durN the capacity ou'put, tho shortage
being approximately IS percent. Pre-
dIctlonS afc made that labor will he
scarce in that field. Production is grad
ually improving in the Kanawha fields
tho operators waiting to secure better
prices.
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Nolnnhia nnh.

The dance al the Columbia club has
been changed from Thursday to wed
nesday evening. All patrons will Kind
ly remember the change.
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Stone House, Roney's Point. Tea Room
and Antique Shop. Chicken and Waf-
fel or Ham-Egg and corn Cake dinners
to order. Telephone 9lSS Elm Grove.
FRANK EHRHART, Prop.
Iny-26-1mo
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Juniors Added TO The
WV, Senior Societies

Special Dispatch 10 The Intelligencer.
MORGANTOWN W. Va. May Is
The University Circle was the scene Of
the prcttiost ceremony Of the w. V. u.
college year. when tn" members Of tho
Senior Societies IN cap and gown selected
the Juniors 10 Fill places IN these So
cictics.
The Laurel. the newly organized
girls senior society. elected ten girls
Effie Anderson. Huntington: Irene
Barnes. FaIrnont: Jean Bllngslea,
F'airmont; Maud Harper. Parsons; Vic
toria McGovran. Charleston: Mary Lar
gent. Paw Paw: Rachel Google. Morgan
town. Margaret Price. Marliuton: Mac
Newman. Huntington; Rachel Tuckwil-
Ter. Morgantown.
The Sphinx, the Senior mems society.
selected the fourteen following m"n-R.
3. Walkckr. Williamson; Rual Swigcr,
Fairmont: William Knodc. Fairview:
Russell Bailey. Weston: Floyd Sayrr.
Ripley: Paul Sanborn. Huntington: Har-
old Rice. Rnrkcklcy Springs; Herbert
Foreman. Middl"bournc: william Sncdc-
kcr. Wheeling: Glen Alien. Parksrs-
burg: SprIc Miller Terra Alta; Sterling
Bottomc. Auundsyill": Robert l. Mullen.
Huntington: Tom Cooke. Wheeling.
Al a meeting of the University GranF"
hero today. the members contributed
$4,000 10 pay the expenses OF Serbian
agricultural student n tho University
As the Stat" Federation Of Farm Flu
rcaus has already arranged to pay the
way of two students. there will doubt
less be three Scrh;ans studying at the
=
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MISS DOTOIhy TWIN VIII leaVe TINS
week for Sistersville. where she will
ton.
S. P. Boyd, OF Chapline street. has
returned home after spending the week
end with friends in Cameron.
Miss Anna Smith and Mrs George II.
Seibert and children. Of Springdale, were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ". r. Key
ser, of BeuaiTe. yesterday.
Mrs II. White. of Springdale, Is con-
fined to her homo on account Of illness.
Mrs. K. B Linton. of this city, was
tho guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. R Key
ser IN BeisSare, for the past few days
/ Miss Inca Cooley has returned to the
II. ". c. A. after spending Sunday
with her parents in Neffs, Ohio.
Hiss Helen Ruth has returned to the
Y. w. c. A. after spending the week end
with her mother IN New Martinsville.
I Miss Emma Weigel, Of the Y. W. G.
A., spent Sunday with her parents in
Shadyside, 0.
walter cunrad. accompanied by his
wife. returned yesterday from Camp
Sherman, O.. where Mr.. Conrad was re-
Gently released from camp.
Harry Berry. Of the Island. left last
evening for Boston, Mass. to meet his
brother. who Is Just back from France.
Miss Wilma BellWlle, Of the East End,
Is abts to be ahount again after being
confined to her home for the past week.
Attorney B. NJ. Whaley, Of the Anti
Saloon League Is in Charleston, looking
after business matters.
Mrs. Carrie Buchanan Of the Island
! left last evening for New York city. to
spend q few days the guest Of relatives
and friends
Thomas Arlington, of the state pro
hibition department. Is in the southern
| part Of the state, looking after official
business.
Miss Wilma Burns, Of Pittsburgh. Pa
| Is spending 4 few days the guest Of her
sister. Mrs. william Evans. Of Fifteenth
street
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II SUFFERED
SEVEN YEAR,"
Was Eventually Cured by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table COMPOUND.

Philadelphia, Pa 81 suffered for
seven long years with lame back,
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~ .,a ~ra. aovlsg,
CHIT waist Dance.

The popular Cotillion Club VIII s.ve
their second shirt waist dance on Mon
dav evening at the Carroll club auditor
ium. The hall will be beautifully deco
rated for the affair and no doubt the
usual large crowd will be in attendance
Bentfeld orchestra will furnish the mu-
sic
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s, n, B. Club.

Tho s. H y. Club Of Bellaire will hold
An enjoyable dance at the Elks home
Mt Rcllaire this evening. Music will be
furnished by Jones' Jazz orchestra and
many local people will attend. The pro-
gram is as follows:
One Stcp--Johnny's In Town.
Wautz--Ecntcky Dreams.
Two Stcp-Oriental.
One Stcp-Thc Alcoholic Blues,
Fox Trot-You'rc Some Pretty DOH.
Ono Strp-Sarkin En- Down.
Fox TrOt-.Ia-Da
Two Stcp-A Good Man Is Hard 10 Find.
One Step--Rip Van Windle Slept With
One Eye Open.
Fox Trot-Chang.
One Stcp-Thc Big Show.
Rcdowa-The Last Hope.
Fox Trot--Sweet and Pretty.
Two Stcp-I'll Say She Docs.
Fox Trot-Kisscs.
waI'z-Till We Meet Again,
Extras
ono Step-My Persian Pearl.
Fox TrOt-TaZz Baby.
Ono Stcp-Mcow.
Waltz-A Little Birch Canoe and You.
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Every Tuesday evening at william
liners residence. Middle Wheeling
Creek IN Union Hill. Admission soc.
my-26-g