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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-02-09
WANTED

FURNITURE g. CARPETS BOUGHT
Prompt attention 10 az calls, Jacob
prodigai Phone 35OS-W. jy7-lyr.
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ALL TREATIES
SAFE, VIEW OF
UNDERWOOD

Continued From First PsEe.)
Underwood indicated today that he
may not call a conference OF Demo-
Gratis TO explain the work OF the con-
ference
THE delegations report to the
President Is so complete and not
only sets forth the action OF the CON
ference but tho reason for every
thing that was done that II forms
tho best explanation that could be
given" said Underwood
Regarding reservations he assert
ed none are needed TO safeguard
American rights. The four power
pact. which some Senators now re-
gard as sanctioning the use OF force
Is entirely free OF any obligation on
the United States In that regard I'm
dcrwoud said.
Senators Borah and Johnson in
tend 20 ask for the confidential re-
ports OF the experts In addition to
the minutes Of the committee meet
ings which will be furnished. John
son is TO take leading part in dis
cussion OF the four power Pacific
treaty while Borah will handle the
Chinese pacts. on behalf Of the little
group OF Republican 'irreconcil-
abies."
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-02-09

Roll and 1at top desks safes. fling
cabinets floor cases. cash registers.
butchers and Eroccrs' equipment car
ricd In stock and sold AZ reasonable
prices. We buy. son and exchange all
kinds OF office furniture and grocery
equipment. il3 Market street. Phone
3622-J fcb2-iyr
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LADIES' NIGHT
OF SIR KNIGHTS

chairman OF the general committee
which boasts THAI 10 IL the purpose
20 make the forthcoming function
ono OF the largest fraternal affairs
ever held on the Dclmarvia PENN
sula. Thst general committee Is be-
ing assisted by many suh-commit-
tees which are working out not only
the broad general plans hut also the
minutcst details for. the pleasure
of thofc who will attend.
st. Johns Commandery is the
only commandery In Delaware. IL
has enjoyed for years an enviahle
reputation not only in this city but
In other cities. for its wonderful
drill work At the last conciave OF
the Grand Commandery OF Pennsyl-
vania. 81. Johns was awarded the
first prize for the number OF sir
Knights In line. for fine appearance
and for precision in marching
There will be many fine features
az the Lad es' Night entertainment.
The general program as outlined by
/ Eminent Commander Hishheld. is
as follows;
First DISQUALIFICATION to the
past commanders Of st. Johns Com
mandery.
Reception to visiting command
.ers.
Reception to Grand Commander
OF Pennsylvania. who. incidentally.
was made an Honorary Past Com
mander OF our commandery at our
last conclavs.
Reception TO Grand Masttf OF the
Grand Encampment. knights Tenn
plar Of tie United States.
Exhibition drill by the Drill Bat
TALON. II is worthy OF note that the
members or this Battalion are drill
. ing seml-weekly in order that they
may on this occasion present an ex-
hibition drill worthy OF approval.
concert above the averag1. by
the new Commandery Band OF APP
proximately forty pieces. under the
able direction OF Sir Knight Charles
NJ Banks
Second Division-A vocal selection
by Miss Beatrice Kendall Eaton. OF
+ the san Carlo Grand opera Com
/ pany
Tenor solo by Mr.. Mcclellan
Bass solo by Mr.. Nandersloot.
Vocal selections by the Solo Male
4 Quartet OF Philadelphia.
Third Division-Grand march,
Ball. supper In the DuBarry Room.
You can rest assured that your
+ Commhnder and the committee hav-
ing the affair in hand. are striving to
/ make this indeed a memorable night
/ for 81. Johns Commandery, and our
one desire Is that the Sir Knights
and their ladies take advantage OF
this musical and entertaining treat"
the Eminent Commander says.
There are several other features.
which the committee have In mind,
but cannot carry into effect, until
they can be assured as 10 just how
many expect TO be present. Sir
Knights, It is your opportunity. your
privilege, your responsibility. n to
make this affair one never to bAfor-
gotten; don't miss the opportunity;
don't overlook the privilege; don't
evade your responsibility. 1 have
abiding faith in your interest in this
matter and when the evening is
spent and the curtains close on this
delightful affair. we will not only
think OF the good time we have had.
but also OF the friends we have
made"
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-02-09

LIFE AND CHARACTER
READING.
February Q.

Children born on this date and
under the sign OF Aquarius should
be taught punctuallty and the neces-
sity Of Keeping promises. They are
very easily swayed by people around
them. These people are the most
powerful OF the Zodiac from a men
tai standpoint and they. can accom-
plish great work IL they realize their
own power, but there are few who
do.
The eyes OF the Aquarlus person
have great hypnotic force, and
when the light that shines forth is
a spiritual light. the ability to heal
seems almost superhuman.
Children OF this date are fair OF
face. have light hair and large ap-
peallng eyes. They are tall and
slender and as they age, become dig
nified and robust
Plumbers. mechanics and engine
ers will find good positions and
plenty Of work by using the Want
Ads often.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-02-09
AUTOMOBILES roR SALE

AUTO TOPS AND CURTAINS Stern.
1903 Rodney ST. Phone 6iis-36ss-J
augli-u
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STORAGE
STORAGE

We have the space In our large ware
house. Light. airy rooms. 81 per month
and up. We pack, crate and ship house,
hold goods to an parts Of the world.
MCMAHON BROS,
Phone SIS. Third and orange Sta.
ian2l-lm.
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REGIsTER's OnUEn.
DETECTIVE AGENCY

Hamilton's Detective Agency Inc.
Licensed and Bonded
Detective Work In All Its Branches
li0-5i1 Ford Bldg. Tel f0i0-36Si-Sf96
febf-lyr.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

AWNfNGS-Ordcrs taken now al re-
duccd prices. W. s. williams. S23
Washington ST. Phone 7S9S-W fob2-1m.
AUTOMOBILE OWNERS - Ask us
about cylinder grinding and why we
excel In this line. L. g. O. Motor Sales
Co. 10S-11O Market 81. ,jan16-1yr.
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FOR SALE.


ALL SEWING MAcHiNEs-Ea pay
ments, 81 month. Machines rented.
repaired, bought exchanged Parts and i
repairs for any machine ever made. rr-
vardicss Of age Hcmstitchinc picot- /
ing. button covering. pleaune. Har-
mans. $50 W. Ninth ST. Phone 1898. /
feb3-im.
BABY CARRIAGE AND BAsINET- /
Good condition. phone sasi-J. iees-2t |
BICYCLE-Girrs; coaster brake his
West 81 ieoi-st.
BABY COACH-Heywoo Bloch grey
cnamcli slightly used very reason
able. Apply 1901 King ST. FAIRIES.
second floor fehS-5t
BARRELS AND KEGS OF all kinds.
bought and sold. Dealer In empty
barrels anc kegs Phone t1S2 August
II, sauer. 70i South Market ST.
iani6-iyr
COOK sTOvE-In good condition 1914
W. Tenth 81. feb7-3t
CORD wooD-cut any length $40
cord. Phone 6926-J feb7-u.
coAL-Lehirh stove, sie.5o. carried In.
-5c extra Phone $500. Wilmington
Coal Co. sio Ford n'dg. ieoe-tt..
CIGARS FOR GALE Sc conds; good
ones % Zoe. So ana lc Makes HOY
OF co. $500. fc50 and 81 so. Sclak
Honwan. Fifth md Orange streets
lAne-.m
EMPIRE PIPELEss HEATERs--Priccs
reduced s. G.. Williams & Bro. Third
and ratnall SITS. Phone 36i .may30-U
FINE SINGING CANAEiEs-phone
1923. ieni-lm.
GAS RANGE-Orioie. cabinet pracu-
caIly new Also other housefurnlsh-
inrs. 1921 Elm 81. feha-3t
GOOD UPRIGHT PIANO. $50. COM
hinaucn library bookcase fl5. 1888
Gllles ST.. Union Park Gardens febe-lt
HARD WOOD Tor open crate. stove
and block - IS half cord Phone
5358-M lan2s-im.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS Second. hand
bought and sold Morrison & Lane.
i22 King ST. Phone tl56-W. iunes-lyr
MATCHING Gs-Thorourhhred ca
lumha Rock s. FOR IS. Apply p.
A. rlerson, Richardson Park. or Phone
5ie6-M. fcht-lm.
HORSE RADISH-AslS your grocer FOR
Syivcstcrs 1000 pure horse radish
Restaurants supplied grower ana
packer. stanton, Del Phone 'eil-J-i'
febS-im
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SALE Of household goods
Phone $751;. fehs-lt.
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ROOM AND BOARD WANTED
ROOMS WANTED
LOST
pusINEss OPPORTUNITIES.

CANDY AND CIGAR sToRE-old es-
tablshcd; pool roo n combined; OBJ
rositc school: fine ride. 702 East
Seventh St. febl-l2t.
STORE-Cigar and confectionery. on
The west side, doing q good business.
owner leaving city Bargain to quick
buyer Address $50 Evening Journal
Office feb3-st.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-02-09

BARGAfN-New house OF stone ana
tluccoi ten rooms two baths. al
modern improvements. hne location
Apply 2los Van Buren, street. feb3-im
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NOTICES.

OK AND AFTER THIS DATE I will
not be responsible FOR any debts un-
less contracted by myself A. y.
Townsend, 50i King ST.. city
febg-eod-3t
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS will be received at the
office Of the Board OF Harbor COM
missioners Room 3jl. Municipal Build
ing. wilmington. Delaware at or before
ii a. M. Friday, March 18th. 1922. for
the rental OF an that lot OF ground and
wharf property lying and being in the
CITY OF Wilmington. Delaware, and
known as the Fourth Street Wharf %
the present Tease OF which expires
March %. 1922.
said wharf will be leased for a period
OF one. three or five years. beginning
March %. 1922. Bids should be SUBJ
mitted for any one OF these periods, the
rent to be paid annually. In advance.
The Board reserves the right TO reject
any or an bids to accept the bid which
In its opinion seems best and TO can
eel any lease made upon three months
notice n the property In the opinion OF
the Board Of Harbor Commissioners Is
deemed necessary for public purposes
fcb3-9-l6
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HOUSE PAINTING.

HOUSE PAINTING-Save the surface
and you save all James keenan,.
1904 " 18th ST. Phone 74s2-W.
marg-iyr.
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REMOVAL SALE-Moving to our new
quarters. iQ2-i0i Market St. March L.
Prices less than half Misnt Clothing
House. now al i23 Market st. feb6-im.
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BARY CARRIAGE AND BAsTNET-
Good enndlilon. phone ll6l-l. lehs-al.
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YE OLD CURIOSITY SHOP

Has removed from oil Tatnall ST. to
tho "Old Schoolhouse," g0OH Tatnan
St. We buy antique furniture o. all
descriptions, even In broken condition.
Special, old colonial silverware. old pic
lures. old jewelry, relies OF an kinds.
WIZ call anywhere. Phone 36f6. ".
ID. Lovin. proprietor. ian2l-irn
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READ ESTATI. WANTED

HOusE-Five rooms, within FIVE miles
Of Wilmington. State terms. Davis
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-02-09

- KLAIR'S BAZAAR.
SATURDAY. FEB II.
q AT 10 O'Clock
~ 49, wagons harness.
UA n chickens, pigs Lot cloth
\ RA ing, hats, shoes, gloves.
rubbers.
y o'clock-S5 head horses and mules
20 head good young, sound horses,
from 20 7 years OF age. Sold on "a
weeks trial. Is head from Philadel-
phia, for the high dollar. 80 head city
and county horses. II you have any
horses for sale, bring them In as I have
buyers for an unlimited number good
or bad Goods Of al kinds sold on COM
mission
febs-2t KLAIR & HoLLINGswORTH
NOTICB-PUBLIC SALE
We will sell al auction. on Saturday.
February IL at $50 p. NJ sharp. ap-
proximately 10000 worth OF furniture
and rugs. consisting Of bedroom, living
room. diningroOm and kitchen furnl-
ture. beds. white enamcled. brass and
oak enameled. lot OF bed springs
a lot OF mattresses, carpeungi sNl-
rugs. Administer Brussels, etc; carpet
by the yard; mating by the yard and
roll; washing machines, odd daNen-
cites. wardrobes, kitchen cabinets.
cedar chests, pillows, holsters napy
coaches, refrigerators, Norris chairs,
Royal easy chairs, bed comfortsi Per
lection oil heaters, gas range. couches
and tot OF other things too numerous
10 mention. Come in any time Saturday
morning and see the goods. This Is "a
chance OF a lifetime TO get what you
want. Come early and come prepared
to buy. Terms cash.
MUNDY BROS,
Firth and Madison streets.
LANK, Aucuoneer. feb9-dt.
PUBLIC sALE-Friday February 10.
at p. NJ. on road leading from New
ark to Ogletown. My entire farm
nothing reserved r. T. BOLpEN.
HAMILTON, Auct. fehs-2t.
4 PUBLIC sALE-Personait property OF
the late Stephen Downey. deceased.
wnl be sold at 1920 w Tenth street.
| Friday, February 10. 1929. al 10 O'Clock
A. NJ sharp. Bedroom, diningroom'
parlor and kitchen furniture. one grand q
fathers high clock, made in Dublin.
Ireland. turn-top leaf table. upright
piano. bookcases. brass beds, ward
robes. rugs. carpets. hallI7ck- gas
range. chairs, oil paintings dishes
utensils and everything used In large
b home Terms cash.
| EQUTIBLE TRUST COMPANY. Agent
sTIDHAM. Auct. feb6-s-s.
iPtrBIIc sALE-rhursday. February
I 10. at 1 p. NJ, on Creek Road, near
Mendenhah Mill. Five good gene~al
purpose horses, three young cows, heavy
I two farm wagons, new market wagon
/ two moving machines. three sulsy cul-
: uvatOrs. hand culuvators, drill corn
planter, roller, rake. hay tedder, break
cart. top buggy, sleigh. four 2-horse
| piows. spike-tooth harrow, spring -tootf
harrow. five sets OF double harness
three SETS OF single harness. cart and
harness. brides, collars. shovels forks
hoes. etc Fodder by the bundle. I.6I
Of household goods. with some antiques
Ford touring car, 1920 model; 3 acres
Of wheat. Terms cash.
PHILIP G.. WILSON.
HAMILTON. Auctloneer. feb4-9-11-1f
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PRIVATE INDIVIDUAL
INSTRUCTION

PRIVATE, INDIVIDUAL INSTRUe-
TION-Stenography. Bookkeeping,
Etc Elementary review or advanced
W Hines Private Business College.
y W. END ST. Est 1910. jan30-im
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to VISITING command-
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BABY COACH-H Haywood Bloch grey
cnamcll slightly used very reason
able. Apply 1907 King ST. FAIRIES.
second floor fehN-jt.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-02-09

u AM LOOKING for a particular type
OF man who is inherently honest, who
can faithfully represent an organizza-
don OF national reputation and record;
regardless OF your present occupation.
you may be that particular man whom
] can placc in a position to earn not
less than $1,000 per year. Call after
3 A. NJ. 2044 DUPONT Bldg. janl9-u
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MUSICAL

GRACE II. DERSON-Teacher Of
piano and harmony Studio. SION.
Broomc ST Phone less-J. febs-lyr.
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Il. & S. STORE AND OFFlCE

oano-Ai ooAo-Ltf
II. & S. STORE AND OFFICE
FURNITURE 60.
Roll and Rat top desks. safes. fling
cabinets. floor cases cash registers, H
butchers and groccrs equipment car F..
ricd In stock and sold AZ reasonable D.
prices We buy. sol and exchange an
kinds Of office furniture and grocery
equipment. il3 Market street Phone
3622-J. feb2-isr
PRIVATE SALE Of household goods.
Phone s56i. feh9-lt
PUpPY-Black Pomeranian tmaiel. APP
plyN2oia Delaware Ave. febs-1t'
PLAYER PIANO - Bennett Bratze.
practically new. 7 year Old bargain.
Mexican talking parrot. ioi East
Ninih ST. Phone 3ae-k' ieo'-st.
PERFECTION OIL HEATERS. coal and
gas heaters, gas ranges boilers.
Pearee gas tops stove Repair House
sept2i-iyr.
| OLD CLOTHES FOR sALE-can
mornings until - o'clock. 1911 Wash
ington 81. febs-2t.
OFFICE FURNITURE-Desks, chairs,
cabinet files, etc. Phone s37l-W.
IfcbI-3t.
] OVERGOATs. suits. ladies' coats
dresses and fura. - up. LEWIS. y. n.
Cor. second and French SITS. ian3i-im
REPAIR YOUR ROOF with hbre coat
fng and elastic roof cement. Stops all
leaks s. q Williams a. Bro, Third
and Tatnan sts Phone Ssi. janis-lyr
RUGs-six 6xg. seven sxiO: ten sxi2:
Brussels Velvet and Administer Rugs.
Eight new feather mattresses. q. +.
Lang CO.. 1903 Orange ST. novi-u
SEWING MAcHINEs-Best place to
buy. It's Carrows shop, 6sl West
Fourth street janll-im.
STOVE CRATES AND BRIcRs OF any
parts for all stoves. get them az Ber-
gers. Third and Shlpley sts. Work
guaranteed Phone slis-W. sugs-lyr.
STOVE OR HEATER OUT OF oRDER7
We sell repairs for all stoves; work
House HOUSE 2is W. Fourth St jyii-iyr.
THE QUEEN-Hoien Mess.ck. iOii
Monroe street wiz please can az the
ADVERTISING department OF The Evening
Journal for two tickets 10 see Rent
Free.
II s. GOVERNMENT HIP BOOTs-
Special sale, 32.95 pair Allmsn's, POI
King ST. jani3-lm.
USED FURNAcE-Bargaln. suitable
for store or good size dwelling. Spe-
7 claity Tin shop. ais Orange ST.
febi7-iyr.
WE DELIVER and erect tables in play
ING condition, with new cloth and
rockets for 800 and up. Grady's.
Eighth and Orange SITS. feb28-lyr
WINDOW GLASs-We carry a large
stock Let as save you money on
your needs, paints. glass and hard
ware. The r.. q. Cartmci Paint and
Glass Co. sixth and Madison streets.
/ Clarence A. STARK. President. Phone
b 1893 or $3.50 fobl-6t
-
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linden
Office and Store Furniture

bought and sold Floor caseB and coun-
ter cases. registers. desks. chairs. flng
cabinets, safes butchers equipment.
5sss-R oci6-tyr.
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hometown buying because the
money circuiates in our own
territory, and eventually gets
back to the purchaser. IL is
only when money is taken out
of town that the harm is felt.
Thrift should be encouraged,
but thrift does not mean buying.
Russell Sage, who left millions,
was thrifty. He bought his
straw hats in the winter time
and his flannel underwear in
the summer time, when prices
were down, but even then he
bought what he needed. Heal
thy home trade will do more
than anything else to restore
sound prosperity. We are oil in
the same boat. We can not be
prosperous ut tho expense of
our local merchants, and we
don't want to be.
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The CLOSING NUMBER

The Piedmont Trio which viii
close tho Piedmont Evening
Star Festival, is Il lively little
company of attractive young
women whose talents and grace
make them peculiarly fitted to
put the cap-stone on the com.
pleted program of u worthy and
most enjoyable series of recte-
ational entertainments.
The Piedmont Trio was coach.
ed and trained by Elias Day
the master coach of the Middle
West, and every minute of their
program is enjoyable. Their
youth aud animation is conta-
gious After the Piedmont Trio
have cast their spell no one will
want to say goodbye to the
Piedmont Evening Star Festi.
ynl--oniy au revoir until next
year.--At Amuzu March 80, 81
and April 3.-adv.
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Where Opportunity Lies.

Can't you see more chances
on this continent than any
where else on earth? Why, man
alive, you are standing on the
biggest opportunity in the
whole wordsworth America.
If you atop working and sit
down and wait for an opportu-
nifty, some day the family will
be compelled to bury you, and
this will be done in the very
bosom of opportunity"
Tens of thousands of poor,
uneducated aliens are coming
from Russia, Southern Europe,
and the frozen mountains Of the
opposite world; and with all
their human handicap, they are
making good.
And still you stare in your
opportunity blindness and cry,
evil some one pass me n soft
snap"
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Prominent Engagement An.
nounced.
nOunced

Formal announcement has
been made in II number of news
pnpers the past week Of the en-
gagement and approaching
marriage Of DR.. Rufus 4. Nor
rison, formerly of the Gap, but
who liz now II member of the
staff of the George Ben John
son Memorial Hospital at Alb
ingdon to Miss Frances Whit
worth, oldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. q. G. Whitworth, Of
Marion, Va.
DIR. Morrison il the youngest
son of the late Judge and Mrs
II. s. X. Morrison. flo is II
brother of a. Kyle Morrison, of
Bristol, who formerly lived in
the Gap. DR.. Morrison served
in the World war, having been
chosen by President Wilson,
one of the seven men To go to
study under Sir Thomas Lewis,
the celebrated cordiac special
list. On his return to America
after taking the course, the
government sent him to France
as commanding officer of con.
valeec Cent camps whore he serv.
ed throughout the war DR.
Morrison 10 Il graduate OF Johns
Hopkins University and studied
ut Howard University. also Is,
McGill University ut Montreal,
Canada
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Restoring Sound Prosperity.

While government propa gan
dn aimed ut establishing econo.
my among the people ia all
right az far az ii goes, the peo-
Pile will do we'll to remem Der
there is IL wide difference be-
tween economy and II determi-
nation not to buy Economy is
wise buying OF necessities, and
il il well to have pretty clear
idea of what necessities consist.
~ new talking machine record
to bring relief from monotony
in the home is II better invest
ment than Doctors bill incur
red ns the result of shattered
nerves.
Naturally the governments
aim is the investment of the
public money in government
securities, undoubtedly the
safest iii the world, but there is
business side of spending as
we'll M of saving that must be
taken into consideration. The
merchants of Big Stone Gap. as
we'll AS those Of every other
town, must be kept busy. II
our people are to have the con
venience of hometown pur-
chasing. then the people must
keep the goods moving of the
shelves of the merchants.
There is no loss, no waste in
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THEATRICAL

Herbert's Greater Minstrels,
playing Chicago for the first
time, packed and damned the
Avenue on Monday night, and
the manner in which every thing
done by the large group went
over" is better testimonial OF
their ability than the stacks of
press notices accorded them ev-
cry here. From the time that
the overture was put on by the
aggregation's own orchestra
until the final howl which ac-
companied the dropping of the
curtain at the finish of
the nfterpiece there was moth
ing but busy and interesting
moments. Arthur Daddy"
White, veteran in the bust
ness, is iuterlocutor aud he
Keeps the first part moving at
high speed. The sons are of
the widest variety, az might be
expected, ranging all the way
from Spring time" to Home
Again Blues" The olio Is far
above the average and ranks
with the best seen here in years.
despite the almost total absence
of novelties, the one exception
being Upton Williams, billed as
The Armless Wonder" who
does a great acrobatic turn.
strawberry Russell, who opens
the variety section, proceeded
To make things different for
those who followed by tying up
the show. He introduces u one
stringed homemade fiddle with
screaming results. Herberts
Comedy -Four disappointed those
present who had formed an idea
that road shows never carry
good quartets; made up of
Messrs. Briggs, Elliott, White
and Evans. The stuff went
over IN "a manner which would
have made the Old Time Darkics
Quartet look to their luurels
The afterpiece, III which all
hands participate, king of the
Sandwich lsles,n is presented
in three scenes and IL a howl
from beginning TO end. lt's a
real MINSTREL show, with a
IL crackerjnck minstrel band
and II well balanced orchestra,
the whole works presented in
regular style. You should set
II Chicago Herald Feb. 9Th. -
AZ Amuzu Theatre Saturday
April 4th adv.
People WHO possess good judg
ment are able To recognize tn,
same quality in others
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