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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
ARCHBISHOP DOUCHERTY
TO Be RAISED TO CARDINAL
Philadelphia Prclatc Will Receive
Red Hat From Pope
Benedict.
Is NATIVE OF PENNSYLVANIA
Succeeded Late Archbishop Edmond
'rcndcrSast. Bcing Youngest
Man Cnnsccratcd To That Oficc
in Home City.
NY Associated rrcssI

lsbME. Fct. l3-Thc Vatican AR.
npuncod officially today that IA. Mos
Rev. Dennis j. Dourherty. Archb!sho,
"f Philadelphia. viii he created
cardinal at tn" secret cous.story :,
b" held carly in March.
Monsicnor Dougherty VIII be tn,
only new American cardinal name,
a, IN. n"yt consis,ury. hrchbisho,
Mnude!ain. OF Chicago. ANA Arch
hishop Hayes. Of Sew York, although
th"y probably VIII receive the re,
hat before long, VIII not bc include,
IN tn" appointments ~ March ever
as cardinals reserved in pcctorc. a:
;h" PontiT generally has recourse t,
this systcm only when there ar,
wcIghty reasons no, TO publish i'm
med!atcly tho creation of certain ear
d.nnls The most recent cxa,upl. o
this was the 1916 cousistory. whe,
tho Pope created several new Frcnci
cardinals, but reserved in fpcctor.
Mons!gnor Eertram. Archbishor q
Hrcslau. and Mon5iynor dc IIuyn
Archbishop Of Prague. The Pope con
sidcr-d IL unsuitable during tho wa
70 pullish the creation of two new
cardinals belonging To the crntra
empires.
H-rirain Made Cardinal
once the war was over. MunsiEuol
Bcrtran was proclaimed cardinal IL
;hc conslstory OF December. 1919. but
the appointment, OF Monsigno- Il.
iiuyn. who WAS obliged TO leave his
diocese I" tn. Czccho Siovak. Non
siSuui kordao, Was never published
ana perhaps never viii he. No such
important reasons exist for tho main
tGnanc" or secrecy over the creation
OF American cardinals. ana il IL not
pcciore AT the next consistory viii
belong TO the United states.
Monstguor noUghcrty is .Np"gtcd
10 arrive in Eom" on F"hrunry =
and VIII be received with th" Honors
du" to his new status. IL, "Ui b,
welcomed a, the station 10y MOnsirnoI
Icrrctti. papai under secretary ol
stale. and other pr.lates. laymcn and
members OF the American colony. II
is understood he viii occupy tn" same
,partmcnt in the American college rs
that occupied 10y torm-r Cardinals
McC!osk-y and Farley. The apart
m.nt will h" vacated hy Archbishop
Hayes. who is lcaving Rome Feb
ruary - for naples. where he VIII
r.st for u week before sailing. after
has strenuous life IN Rome Although
Archbishop Hayes limited the number
or persons seeing him /" the mini
mum, II" felt the strain considerably.
Makes Other Appointments.
Pope Eicncdict today appointed Fat
r.ch Francs Marion, of .Ashcyillr.
y. G.. Very Rev. Ph!lias :. G.,rand.
OF OEdcrSburS. y. y; Rev john T..
Glavin. H.v. John r Sla,iery and
ncy. Michael j. Iooney. Of Albany.
y y, and Very Rev. 6. L. liaNmeicr.
Very Rev. .. L. Erady ana Rev NJ.
*. Norton. OF Dubuque. Iowa. to he
his domestic prclates.
The Pontifi conferred The decora :
lion OF Commander OF the order Of
st. Gregory. the Great on Joseph g.
Icliotier %: Boston. and knighthood
tCuut !niIrl on second pag.l
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-28
GLEN BuRN1E

/. Mr.. and Mrs Sam. Bell and daughter
of Baltimore, were Sunday visitors at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ham
len.
Miss Ella Cromwell, of Baltimore
visited Mrs. Mollie Phelps.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Phelps spent the
weel; end in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Jos. H. Lynch and daughters
have returned from Elkton, where they
visited Mrs. Lynch 3 mother.
Members and friends of Warfeld
Church were delighted to have DIR. Jas
H. Straughn, President of the Maryland
Conference Of the Methodist Protestant
Church, visit them last Sunday morn
ing, and deliver very pleasing sermon
also outlining some of the work to be
carried on by the churches during the
coming year.
The Mite Society of Warfcld Church
will meet at the home of Mr.. Ben. Pun
phrey on Thursday evening, May 5, al
s o clock.
The following services will be held al
Warficld Church next Sunday: Sunday
School, 10 n. m; preaching, II a. m
Junior Christian Endeavor, , p. IN.
Senior Christian Endeavor. s 2. m.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-28
WEST RIVER

A pleasant meeting was held at
Owensville public school on Thursday
evening last, when the patrons Of the
school met together to organize an i'm.
provement club for tie school. Mrs.
Thomas J. L;nthieum, of Annapolis, di-
rected the formation of the club, which
was voted the name Of the Patrons
Club of Owensville School. John i.
Hopkins was elected president; Miss
Biscoe vicepresidcnt; Mrs. S. p. Chew,
secretary, and Mclean shepherd, treas
urer. The constitution and bylaws are
to be framed By s. p. Chew, Mrs. Mae
lane Cawood and Miss Biscoe The
FIRST step towards improvement will be
directed towards the school grounds,
which are badly washed and very -
regular The club will meet the FIRST
Wednesday evening in May.
The Home Economics Club will meet
at the Parish Hall the first Thursday
afternoon in May, at 2.30. The election
Of officers will b eheld at this meeting.
Mrs. Linthicum win speak on "Feed-
ing the Family Mrs. VIM. Sears and
Mrs. Plummer Phibbons will serve re-
freshments.
The Southern A. A. Co. Junior Club
viii hold their second meeting in the
Parish Hall, Owensville, on Saturday,
April both, beginning at 2 O'Clock. A
very delightful little program is beng
Mrs. Georgeanna Linthielfm
and all the members of the. club cord
tally invite the public to attend.
Miss Louisa Rawie, of Philadelphia,
Is visiting Miss Adelaide Colhoun, az
Ivy Neck.
Miss Virginia Sterling is the guest of
Miss Annie Hall at Woodbourne.
Miss Gertrude WEIGH has returned
from three week 5 visit to Whining
tonSDelaware.
Mrs. j. Walter Chew spent last week
with Mrs. n. S. Chew at "Tamarack
HILL"
Miss Mabel Ford, of St Inigoes. st.
Mary's county, is the guest of Miss
Maclane Cawood.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. p Chew we've given
a delightful surprise party on Friday
evening last,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-28
ALL HALLOWS

Service next Sunday viii be at ii a,
m. at the Chapel in Davidsonvillei
with celebration of the Holy Commun-
ion.
Mrs. HAYES, mother of DR.. J. NJ.
Hayes, died Sunday afternoon at the
home of her son after a long and pain
full illness. She was the wife of Brig
Gen. HAYES of the Army, and leaves
three children. Or. j.. NJ Hayes, Mrs.
James Wilson, Of Raleigh, n. G., and a
son in the Army. Her home was with
Ter daughter, but on account of her
failing health she and Mrs. Wilson
came to the doctor S home last August,
where they have been since that time.
The funeral service was held at the
house Tuesday morning, Rex. F. e. Al
LEVINE, rector, OF All Hallows, oficiat-
ing The interment was at Arlington.
The supper and sale last Thursday
night met with the usual success; lit
tie more than a hundred dollars being
cleared. The tables were in charge OF
Mrs. W. w. Townshend, Mrs. +. f.. Al
LEVINE. Mrs. Newton Collinson, Mrs.
Nicholas Owens. Mrs. St George Bar
Der and Miss Lucinda Sellman. Mrs.
F. j. Ruth presided over the sale of
fancy articles and Miss Cecilia Ditty
was at the cake table.
Mrs. Thomas S. iglehart is visiting
al the Locusts.
Willard F. Hodges, of st. Louis,
spent two weeks of this month with his
sister, Mrs. Iglehart Williams. Mr..
Hodges is not in good health and came
here hoping to be benefited by the
change. Not feeling any better at the
end of that time he decided to return
to his home.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-28
HARMANS

The entertainment given by the Har-
man IS Baseball Club in the Jr. q. U. "A.
NJ. Hall on April 10th, viii be repeated
again on Saturday evening, May Ia, at 5
clock. Full particulars in next week S
issue.
Sunday guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Hampson were; Mrs.
Gabriel, Miss Anna Gabriel and Phillip
Hahn, of Baltimore.
Mrs. Chester Shipley has returned
from the University Hospital, Baltimore,
where she was patient for quite
awhile, and is much improved at this
writing.
The Rev. w. d. King and family have
moved to Piedmont, w. Va, and the
Rev. Mr.. Fielding and family expect to
move in the Parsonage this week.
The Harmans Baseball Team will play
the Glen Burnie Baseball Team on the
Hartman S diamond, near tie Parsonage,
on Saturday afternoon, april 30th, be
ginning at 2:15 p. m.
Sunday School of the Friendship Nj
L. c. s., at the usual hour, 2 P. m
Preaching by the pastor, the Rev. G. IL
Fielding, at p. m. Epworth League at
$50 p. m. Topic: "The Gospel OF
Play" Leader, Marcellus Thomas.
There viii be q business meeting and
election of officers of the Friendship Ep-
worth League at the home of Mrs. Mar
vim Wesley on Saturday evening, April
30th, at s p. m. All members are re-
quested to be present.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-28
HARDWOOD

The regular meeting of the Home
Economics u. partment of the southern
Anne Arundel County Community
Club viii be held on Thurs lay, May
5th, in the Parish Hall at Owensville at
$50 +. m
This is a very important meeting for
the election of officers, and all women
members of the Community Club az,
urged TO come. 1t may not be thorough
~ understood that the Home Economics
Club is merely a branch of the Com
munity Club. Dues of fifty. cents per
year, paid to the treasurer of the com.
munity Club entitle one to member
ship in both.
Mrs. Linthieum, at the Apfil meet
ing, began series of Talks or Food,
which are most Instructive as well is
interesting lessons, and it seems particu-
larry desirable that all who can posi-
bly, DO so should take advantage of this
opportunity for profit as well as pleas
ure.
On Saturday, May TIN, the regular
meeting of the Community Club will be
held, and it is hoped that each membcr
will try TO arouse new interest and
bring some one who is not already a
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-28
JESSUP

Mrs. J. Beauregard Clarks was the
hostess at the meeting OF the Jessup
Literary Club this week. The program
consisted Of Responses taken from
Quotations. and a paper read and pre-
pared by Miss Myrtle Landlord, on
Cocktails
Mrs. Il. A. Hammond will entertain
the club at the last meeting of the sea-
son. which win be held on Nay 4th.
Mrs. Frank c. Odenhoipicr, Sr., of
Washington, formerly of Odeuwald, -
here, entertained at a tea during the
past week in honor Of D.. Kate Weller
barrett, regent of the Virginia State
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-28
GENERAL NEWS Of
COUNTY TOLD BY
CORRESPONDENTS
IGLEHART

The delightful weather brought out a
great number of the colonists for the
week end at Sherwood Forest. Work is
being rushed, as MANY OF the people are
quite anxious to begin the first of May
10 stay for the summer. The ferry to
the other side Of Severn River is in
working order, making a shorter route
and also a state road.
VIM. Cochran, who spent the weekend
at his bungalow, returned home.
The Stork paid a very welcome visit
70 the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Ellcnhausen, near Best Gate, April 18th,
and left p fine boy II is their first
child. Mother and baby are doing as
well as can be expected.
On April Goth. little Lois Mae Donald
son, age months. only child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Donaldson. of Kane, Penn,
passed away. The little one was burnt
on the legs some time ago and never re
covered. Tho Young mother is also quite
i'll. She was before her marriage Miss
Lillian Donaldson, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Donaldson, near Brownsville,
this county.
j. Leonard Mather and brother-in law,
Julian Morton, of Washington, ID. c.,
spent Tuesday AT their bungalow on lit
tie Round Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter and son, of Bal
timore, spent the weekend at their Inn
galow at Sherwood Forest. Many I the
colonists will open their bungalows for
the season this week end
Mrs. Andrew May and little son, An
drew, were in Baltimore last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Collins have moved from
Annapolis and are occupying one of tn,
new bungalows on N. Sahlin s estate.
Mrs. DR.. George Douglass, of the West
Point Apartments, Riverside Drive, n
Y, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ker-
nan, near Best Gate.
Mrs George Washington McMein, of
Fordham, N. Y, is also the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Herman, near Best Gate,
whore they are having n delightful time
seeing historic Annapolis and the Naval
Academy.
Mis- Carter and Master, Harry Carter,
Of Hockey, and Mrs. IL. Henry Viking
and daughter, Elizabeth, of Iglehart, at
tended the play "Sngbad the Sailor, -
on Wednesday evening, and enjoyed it
very much.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-28
DEALE

The play, which was gilvcn in Cedar
Grove Hall on Saturday, April 10th,
by the members Of Churehton school,
under the direction of the teacher, Mrs.
Lee Catterton, will be repeated in the
same hall on Thursday, April 2Sth, at
80 O'Clock. Full proceeds of the play
are to he used for the benefit of Cedar
Grove Church. Candy and cake will be
on sale. Admission. adults 30 cents;
children, % cents. If not fair Thurs
day, the play viii be held Friday even
ing. Come out and enjoy the evening
and at the same time help worthy
cause.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-28

Division Of the Dauga,o,.
American Revolution ana f.. .
ginia delegation to the Nat.
gress of the Daughters Of he A.
Revolution, which opened in ".
ton last week. Others in III.
party were Mrs. Maucbar. n.
gent of the Mount Vernon ~
Virginia, of which Mrs. ol,,l /
n member; Mrs. Corucas Rro,.,
of Texas, former presidcn, nv,
the Daughters of the Coufelc,.'
William s. Powell and Miss S..
risou Powell, of Baltimore y,
William CLEANSING Johason ~
ington, formerly of Frederick "
Frank Brady spent We5ns.
Baltimore with friends.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-28
LAKE SHORE

On Thursday, April 2sth, the children
of Bodkin school, under the supervision
of their teacher, Miss II. B. Grim, are
planning to spend the day at Druid Hill
Park, Baltimore, Maryland. The Lake
Shore bus will leave the school at a.
m, and convey the children directly to
the Park. Songs and yells have been
prepared and everyone is looking for
ward to one big time.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-28
GAMBRILL'S

Service st. Johns Chapel next sun.
day at Z p. m. Sunday School , p. m.
The sermon will be illustrated by
stereopticon views. The Sunday school
children and their parents are especial.
" invited to attend.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-28

member to join the club at this meet
ing.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-09-23
OBITUARY.

DIED-At her home in Rock HILL
Wednesday, Mrs. WILLIAM G. DUN
CAN. aged about 80 years. Interment
was in the cemetery in Rock Hill yes
terday. The deceased was a daughter
of the late Joseph \. Smith and was
born and raised in the Cotton Belt
section near Gorkville. She is sur
vivCd by her husband and three chill
dren. The following brothers and
sisters also survive: Joe w. Smith,
John Smith, j. r. a. Smith, Ed, r. H.,
Hugh and Robert Smith; Mesdames
J. d. Clark and John Thomas and
Mrs. J. f. Adams. Her mother also
survives.
At the home of Mr.. John A. Byers at
Sharon, on Tuesday night following
stroke of apopleXy. Miss ALICE
ADAMS. aged SO years. lntement
was in the cemetery at Rock Hill, yes
terday, following funeral services con-
Quoted by Rev. Carl McCully. The
deceased was born in Bethel township
the daughter of the late Leroy and
Margaret Hope Adams. For a num-
Der of years she made her home in
Rock Hill where she had a position
with a mercantile firm. Three sis
ters, Mrs. John A. ByerS of Sharon
with whom she made her home and
Mrs. Eli Steele and Mrs. Sallic Steele,
both of Charlotte, survive.
At the home of her parents on York
No. .. Wednesday Of meningitis,
DORIS ELOTSE, aged II months,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Love.
Intermcnt was in the cemetery at Beth
Shiloh yesterday morning following
funeral services conducted by Rev. r.
c. Wilson of McConnellsvi'le, assisted
by Rev. r. +. Gillespie, ID. d., of York
vile,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-09-23
OKLAHOMA KU KLUX
KIansmen Demonstrate in Shawnee
and Tecumseh.

Three hundred members of the ku
KluX Klan. i'm official regalia, paraded
through the main streets of Shawnee
and Tecumsch. Oklahoma late Tuesday
night after capturing the night editor
Of IL local newspaper and taking him
on the journey. Nothing was done other
than TO display banners and send Il
warning note to law violaterS through
the columns of a Shawnee newspaper.
Before allowing the newspaper man
to leave the car in which he was taken
on the trip, the following note was
handed to him, addressed 10 Shaw
nee ncw&papcr:
I'VE are one thousand strong in
Shawnee. GOOD Americans uphold the
law. Watch the ownership of your
PAPER and keep it in the hands Of good
Americans. We will clean Shawnee
when the time is ripe. BoOtleggcrS
and gamblers will save time by leav-
ing COW.
I'm addition to the warming sent to
the newspaper, the following banners
we're carried on the sides of the sixty
cars in Ghc parade:
Don't follow uS. it's not safe"
you can't eat grub your wife made
10y washing"
We'll he back. he careful and be a
man"
Judges. YOU know your duty-wc
are with YOU when YOU do it but YOU
must do it,"
Look if you do not heed these
signs"
Pooling around the other fellows
home is not wise
Joy riders he careful.
Lawyers. make your money of l"-
"iiimatc C"SCS.
III YOU want to hc healthy, don't
go on lTwbrCakcrS' bonds
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-09-23
HY M E N E A L

MARRIED-At Sharon y. Il. l..
church at o'clock Wednesday after
noon. Rcv. f.. B. Hunter assisted hE
Rev. W. +. Gricr officiating. MIR.
BROWN BAIRD and Miss PENlNA
CAIN. the ceremony being attended
hy = large number Of relatives and
friends of the contracting parties. Mr..
SairI who is native Of Bethel town
shin ?nd who WAS formerly supcrin-
tonGcnt of the Glover High .chnol has
h,cr IL the employ of 4 Sharon mcr-
,,rtiIc firm for some time past His
bride is the daughter of TIE late Henry
cam of sharon and is a popular young
lady Of that town. Mr.. and Mrs.
Baird will continue tn reside mt Sha-
ron.
At Charlotte Street Baptist church
,,.,,,.nro,rc Wednesday evening. Rev. T..
4 Lilies. orficinting Mr.. NJ. LOWRY
LOVE and Miss CANClS PRtITT'
10Th of Eullock'S Creek township.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-09-23
NOTICE, l.. o. o. M.
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

by order Of the State Board of Edu-
- cation, the regular Teachers EX-
animation will be held at each County
Seat Friday, October 7th and Saturday,
October 8th.
This examination is given under the
certification rules adopted July l, 1922.
1t embraces three groups of questions
the first for Primary Certificates, the
second for General Elementary Certiti-
Gates ard the third for High School
Certificates.
The Primary examination embraces
the following twelve subjects: English
Grammar and Language. Arithmetic,
Playground and Community Activities,
S. c., u. s.. and General History, Geog-
raphy, Civics and Current Events, Lit
erature, Pedagogy, Health, Nature
Study, School Law, Manual Training.
The General Elementary examination
embraces the following twelve sub
jects: English Grammar and Compo-
sition, Arithmetic, History, U. ). and
S. c.; Geography, Civics and Current
Events. Spelling. Reading, Pedagogy,
Physiology and Hygiene, Nature Study
and Agriculture, School Law, Algebra,
Civics and Current Events.
The High School examination en-
braces the following twelve subjects:
Grammatical Analysis and Compost
ton, Literature, Principles Of Teach
irg, American History and Civics, Sci
ence General science, Physiology, Bio
logy, Physics, Chemistry, Agricul-
ture, Home Economics-seven Of
fered, two required); Arithmetic, AL
zebra, Geometry, Foreign Language,
(Latin, French, Spanish, German-four
offered, one required); Ancient and
Modern History School Law.
Each applicant may choose eXamina-
ton he or she prefers in accordance
with the certificate he or she desires.
Any Primary certificate will entitle
the holder to teach in the first five
grades and an Elementary certificate in
the first nine grades.
JOHN +. CARROLL
1t Superintendent of Education.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-09-23

Kenneth Gossct, young man of
Honea Path, in Anderson county, who
was recently sent to the pcnitcrtiary
for forty years because of an alleged
attack on young woman Of Abbeville
has been released on n bond of $4,000
pending a new trial Of the case. II
will be remembered that two Gossctts
picked up two young women III Able
vile on Sunday afternoon and took
them for an automobile ride. Tho as
Sault charges were made later and a
special term of the court was made
following great excitement. One of
the GosSctts was acquitted and the
other was convicted. Judge Sease,
who presided sentenced the convicted
man to forty years. In long opinion,
in which ne save the supreme courts
rCa"on for granting Il new trial last
week Associate Justice CCthran char
actCrized the first trial as but little
better than n legal lynching, inti-
mating that the verdict was a conces-
sion of public Clamor, and the other
proceedings were in keeping there
with
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-09-23
STOCK OF HARDWARE FOR SALE

PY virtue of an Order of J. A. Marion,
~ Referee in Bankruptcy, l will ex-
pose to public sale, for cash, at the
store OF the Farmers Hardware &
Supply Company, in the Town of York,
Saturday, October l, all of it's stock of
&C IDS, consisting OF stoves, ranges,
farming implements, crCckcry, enamel
ware, aluminium ware, shelf hardware,
cutlery, and also fixtures consisting of
show cases, step ladder and truck,
counters, and one Ford automobile
truck, the inventory value OF which
s.cc!, and fixtures is $7,SGS76. The in
ventcry Of this stock will be in my Of
flee and can be inspected by anyone
interested.
THOS. F. McDOW,
76 st Trustee.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-09-23
THE STAR THEATRE

TODAY
GEORGE WALSH
In Number H." A Drama OF love
intrigue and mystery.
SATURDAY.
JUNE CAPRICE
And George b. Seitz in THE Sinister
Signal" episode Nc. 2 of The Sky
Ranger" Also Two Fisted Judge.
A romance of life and action in the
cumberland, and good one-reel Com
edy.
MONDAY
HAROLD GOODWIN
In Hearts of Youth" A romance OF
tangled lives which are untangled by
the hand of an assassin.
TUESDAY
JUST AN OLD SILVER GOBLET
Left at shabby pawnshOp because a
girl needed money-but what a draught
of intrigue, romance and adventure II
poured out for her! Don't miss Con-
stance Binncy in THE Magic Cup"
j. @. WRAY, Manager.