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CHARTER.

amended. and the capital stock OF this
corporation may be increased or de-
creased, or this corporation may be dis
solved in the method and manner pro-
vided by law.
ARTICLE VIII-The subscribers hereto
have respectively widen opposite their
names the amount of the capital stock
for which they have subscribed, so that
this act of Incorporation may serve also
as the original subscription list of the
corporation.
ARTICLE IX-No stakeholder of this
corporation shall ever be held liable or
responsible for the contracts or faults
of this corporation in any futher sum
than the unpaid balance of stock for
which he has subscribed. nor shall any
lntOrmalty in organization have the eff
feet OF rendering this charter null or of
exposing stockholders to any liability
other than as above provided.
ARTICLE X-The first Board OF Di-
rectors of this corporation is hereby de-
clared TO be composed of Alfred j. Roth,
1902 Governor Nichols St. New Orleans.
leans, La; A. Sidney Nunez, 400 Frisco
vile Ave, Arabi La. They shall hold
Office until their successors are elected and
qualified, as hereinabOye provided.
The first president of this corporation
Is hereby declared to be Alfred j. Roth.
1902 Governor Nichols ST.. New Orleans,
La; the first yice-president is hereby de-
clared to be Joseph Roth. $50 Ida St,
New orleans, La. ana the first secretary
treasurer is hereby declared to be A. Sid
ney Nunez. 400 FriscOyille Ave, Arab
La, and they shall hold their respective
Offices until their successors are elected
and qualified, as provided above.
Thus done and passed, in my office, in
Arab. in the Parish of st. Bernard. La,
on the day, month and year first above
written, in the presence OF Nemours II.
Nunez and Ralph V. DAros, competent
witnesses, who hereunto sign their names
with the said appearers and me. notary,
after reading Of the whole.
Original signed
Alfred j. Roth, IS shares; Jos. Roth,
10 shares; A. Sidney Nunep. II shares;
y. III. Nunez, Ralph V. Ducros. VIM. II.
Roy, Notary Public.
A true copy:
VIM. +. ROY.
Notary Public.
I. the undersigned Recorder Of Mort
cages, in and for the Parish of Orleans,
State of Louisiana, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing act Of incorpora-
ton of the Central Hardware and Supply
Company, Inc, was this day duly re-
corded in my Office. in Book 1893, Folio
40
New Orleans, June !, 1922.
Original signed):
ROBT. SCOTT.
Deputy Recorder.
Duly filed and recorded In the Office Of
the Secretary of State. in Book Record
Of Charters" No. 105, on July 1, 1922.
July Aug. 10.
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lNC.
United States Of America, State Of Louis
lana. Parish of Orleans. City Of New Or
leans, Be 1t known on this first day of
July, in the year of our Lord one thous-
and, nine hundred and twenty-five and of
tine Independence of the United States of
before me, Rudolph J. Weinmann, a no.
tary public, duly commissioned and qauli-
fed in and for the Parish Of Orleans and
State Of Louisiana, and In the presence
OF the witnesses hereinafter named and
undersigned, personally came and ap-
peared, the several persons whose names
are hereunto subscribed who declared that
availing themselves of the provisions of
the Constitution and laws Of the State of
Louisiana relative to the organization and
formation of corporations, they have cove
nanted and agreed and do by these presents
covenant and agree and bind themselves.
their successors and assigns, and such
persons as may hereafter become associated
with them, to form and constitute body
polite in law and corporation, for the OBJ
jects and purposes, and under the stiDula-
tions and conditions hereinafter set forth
and expressed, which they hereby adopt as
their charter and articles Of incorporation,
to-wit:
ARTICLE 1.-The name and title of this
corporation shall be James +. Turnbull,
Inc, and under such name IL shall have
and enjoy succession for ninety-nine tyyl
years from the date of this act. with full
power In the prosecution anu lVr tue put
pose Of its business as hereinafter defined,
to contract, sue and be sued, to acquire,
lease, use and hold, ALLEVIATE, mortgage,
pledge or otherwise cucumber. any pro-
perty, movable or immovable. In ana out
of the State Of Louisiana; to issue Its
bonds or other evidence Of Indebtedness
and to secure the same by pledge, mort
gage, or otherwise; and to purchase OF
otherwise acquire the stocks and bonds
Of other corporations; to appoint or elect
such directors, officers, managers, agents
or other employees, as the interest or con-
venience Of its business may require; to
make, amend or repeal at pleasure sucn
the management Of the AFFAIRS or business
Of the exercise Of the powers Of this cor
poration. a. may be necessary or eonven,
lent: to increase or decrease tts capital
aame 70 make. break Or alter at will: and
gensrally fer the parpeses and eb1eets q
tfs bnG1Dom. . eEoeezge ~ u nE1sl
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'AkffR OF CAHN-RICHARDs TOOL
. SUPPLY CO.. INC.


SUPPLY CO.. INC.
s.sa Ststes Of America, State Of Louis
ransh Of Orleans, City Of New Or
=. e II known, that on this the 3Oth
ne month Of June, in the year Of
aefe one thousand, nine hundred and
NJ wc, and Of the independence Of
S.sssa11n eo states Of America, the one
~ y and forty-sixth; Before me, Ray
~, Z. Saal, q notary public, duly COM
n sd and qualified within and for
~. sh o. Orleans, State Of Louisiana.
= ~ ssiding, and In the presence of
{ss-u1ssses hereinafter named and I'M
~ -, personally came and appeared:
si persons whose names are
ts,-S subscribed, who severally de-
~. nat availing themselves of the
- - sno provisions Of the Constitu-
N ~ ne state Of Louisiana, and of the
u sla state relative to the organiza-
= v,'sporations, and particularly Of
~ isss-ns on Act No. 267 of the Gen
= Nsnoly Of the State of Louisiana
49, year 1914, and the amendments
u uey have Contracted and agreed
"a ssss 20 form and do, by these pres
oGe,ts ssct and agree and bind and
a11ifuts staseises to form, organize and
~ themselves, as well as all such
w. sss VINO may hereafter Join or
ennn ; ss with them or their sue
Nh = me stock corporation and body
~ ana as, for the objects and pur-
41ls1is.se naer the conditions, covenants
N folIss,sno agreements Of the ar
e3srsf,o. The name and title Of this
N ~. shall be: Calm Richards
y ~ rppiy Co, Inc.", and under and
s3!sl,ses. me ne unless sooner dissolved in
uisf . ~. law and this charter, II
ojov nu continue. and shall have
- "a, o,porate existence and sue
I'm a. period Of ninety-nine (99),
~ Aave ,iter the date Of this act.
mold. receive, borrow, loan.
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CHARTER.

Mrs. James +. Turnbull, 2i3O Nashville
Ave, one ID share; Jas. +. Turnbul, 2i30
Nashville Ave, two hundred fifty (25O)
shares Beulah NJ. lsOm, 9O3 Henry CLAY
Ave, one % share; j. e. Nicely, 1913 Lee
ontine St, one UD share.
(SeaD: RUDOLPH ]. wEINMAN,N
Notary Public.
A true copy of the original
(SeaD: RUDOLPH J. wEINMAN.N
Notary Public.
July Aug. 10.
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CHARTER OF CENTRAL HARDWARE
AND SUPPLY COMPANY, INC.

J July Aug. 10
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CHARTER OF JAMES #. TURNBULL,
INC

July O. Aug.10.
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-08-31

ed home from a pleasant visit
with her sister, Mrs. Ida Graz
of Moro, Ark.
Miss Anna Clean is visiting
in Little Rock
Frank Calhoun of District 25
left Wednesday for Canton, O.,
where he viii join his brother,
who has been there for the past
three months.
Prof. Blount was on the sick
list last week.
Miss Mamie Arnold has re-
turned from visit in Hebel
Springs.
For sale at snap price--40
acres Of level, well drained lane.
free from rock; thirty acres in
crop this year; house, outbuild-
ings, good well, on public road,
two miles out of Bald Knob. This
land is specially adapted to
growing Aroma STRAWBERRIES. 1t
goes for $1,000 cash. George
Hammond, Bald Knob, Ark.
Some Pounding
Last Saturday, Aug. 26, upon
entering the neighborhood of
the Harmony Baptist Church,
near McCrory, Woodruff Co. to
fill my regular appointment, I
" IS Informed that there was to
be a singing at Mrs. Keatings
just before service hour. Little
did think of what was awaiting
me; nevertheless, we reached
the home in due time, were in
vited to sing awhile, then was
invited to the dining room and
beheld to my establishment the
table was fairly covered with so
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-08-31

Rev. J. C. Mason of Forrest
City, will preach il the Chris
tian Church at Bald Knob Sep
tembeI 3rd, Doth morning and
evening. Everyone cordially in
vited.
| wish to thank my many Gus
toners for their generous pat
Ironage the past season and ear
nestly solicit q continuation Of
same. [ have just returned from
st. Louis and have IN a nice lit
tie up-to-date line of Millinery
and will endeavor to please the
most fastidious. I have been max
ing hats for the public the past
80 years and feel you have con-
fidence in my ability to furnish
what you wish in that line. Come
one, come all.
Very respectfully,
Mrs. G. w. Tabler,
Located Dack OF MafCln S store
on rock quarry.
Mrs. Monday and daughter,
Miss Eulah left Wednesday for
Benton for an extended visit
to Mrs. Mondays mother and
other relatives.
Miss Ruth Gray of Moro, Ark.
returned home yesterday after
an extended visit with with haS
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. I.
B. Chrisp.
Mrs. C. E. Jet is the sick list
this week.
We are glad to report that
Mrs. Annie Davis is getting a
bng splendidly after a serious
operation.
Miss Ollie Chrisp has return
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-08-31
ACME FLOUR
NONE BETTER AT ANY
PRICE" Every Sack gual an
teed.
M. J. CLANCY,
Bald Knob. Ark

------ Doid NiiOO, AIN.
Mrs. H. @. Brown entertained
the Fortnightly Club Friday af-
ternoon. Five Hundred proved a
very delightful diversion until
a late hour when an iced course
In the club colors, pink and
white, was served on the small
tables to he following guess:
Mesdames 0. ]. Clark, r. c..
Clark, J. w. Brown G. B. Gray
son, E. D. Mumford, r. L. Plant,
j. L. Richardson, E. r. Wynn.
c. j. Farley, Weatherly A. P.
Moody and Miss Margaret Roche
Mrs. c. J. Farley Won high
score prize and Mrs. E. D. Mum
ford the consolation prize.
Mrs. Edna Reede has been w
itlng her parents, MI. and Mrs.
t. NJ. Miller.
FARM FOR SALE-A good
tract Of land containing 100 ac-
res located 6 miles west ofBrad-
ford and l 1-2 miles n orth of
Cross Roads and Denmark road.
Known as the Wick place. Good
four room house and outbuild-
ings. 40 acres cleared, lays well
and in good state of cultivation.
All under good fencing. Fine or
chard; good well; also good
spring of water. New school and
building, No. 81, located
on northwest conner of place.
For prices and terms write own
er, Mrs. Alice Buckner, Cleve-
land, Okla.
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-08-31
many good things to eat. Per

many good things to eat. Per
haps thirty jars canned fruit,
including jellies, jam, ETC., be-
sides rice, potatoes and other
things in that line. Also, a few
Silver Wheels"
[ greatly thank those gener-
Gus hearted people for this tok-
en- of appreciation. It is worth
more to me than its value III dol
lars and cents.
Rev. J. A. Williams,
Bald Knob, Ark.
Saturday night when w. F.
Martin was passing the Wallace
blacksmith shop on his way
rome after closing his store, he
was held up and robbed of the
DAYS receipts, something over
9125. The footpad made good
his escape.
A number of the progress
i've women of Bald Knob met st
the Christian Church Tuesday
Afternoon and organized "The
Bald Knob Improvement Club
with the following ladies as char
ter members: Mesdames f, r.
Wynn, U. Gay, ]. N. Edwards,
Claud Watson, T. w. Leggett,
j. L. Richardson, E. D. Mum
ford, r. L. Plant, M. J. CLANCY
L. o. Crawford, M. Burton, GU
L. Pearce, J. A. Adkins, j. w.
Brown, c. J. Farley, J. r. Wheel
er, R. G. Clark, and H. Q.Brown.
Mrs. E. R. Wynn acted as chair
man and Mrs. H. @. Brown as
secretary. The object of this club
is to purchase a suitable piece
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ACME.
NJ. J. CLANCY
Bald Knob, Ark

Ddlu hifOD, al ~.
w. T. Evans shipped out two
cars of cattle Saturday night.
Nelson and O'Brien also sent 2
carloads to market. Tie range
stuff is being moved out fast in
order to reach the market before
the quarantine is declard.
Miss Ada Moseley of Fredonia
was the week end guest of Mrs.
G.. c.. Mckay.
Tom Humphreys was down
from Bradford Saturday to at
tend the Bald Knob Denmark
road commissioners meeting.
The Farm Bureau Boys We're
here Friday and held meeting
in the school house auditorium
at which several speakers eX-
planned the workings of the pro-
posed plan of organization. A
good many of the Bald Knob
growers will doubtless join the
movement for lettering market
ing conditions.
The Farmers Union is stead
lily gaining ground in this terri
tory and their system of hand
ling farm products is being thor
oughly tried out and proving
successful. The Union expects
to ship several cars of efrlng
beans this fall. Sex. /. A. Crum
states thst the Union system
cores the nearest to being a
true cooperative effort of any
schemes now rendered to grow
ers and that they expect to ship
fully a third of the 1922 straw
berry crop of the Bald Knob ter
ritory.
The large number Interest,"
in the Shady Grove Cemetery
who turned out Friday to beau
tify it did good job.
Chas. Miller returned last week
from Oklahoma where he has
been visiting relatives.
Mrs. D. G.. Carter and children
spent the week end with Little
Rock friends.
MI. and Mrs. Hugh Miller were
visited by the stork Friday and
an IL IL pound boy was added
to the family circle.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Clark, ac-
companied by Billie, left Sunday
morning on a two weeks's auto
trip, during which time they
will visit various points of in
terest in the Ozarks.
School is slated to open the
first Monday in September. The
kids are all taking on cases of
sore heels and other ills that
are expected to require an en-
tire absence from mental effort.
Chris Emde took the first bale
OF 1922 cotton grown in this reg
ION to Searcy last Thursday.
where it was ginned and sold
Friday, Searcy grabbing all the
credit.
W. j. Edmards and Dale spent
Sunday in Little Rock as the
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Local EVents at Dald Knob

guests of Mr.and Mrs. J. H. May
han.
Dan Moore, ST., of Newark,
spent the day, Sunday, vita
Dan, Jr., having motored over.
Miss Joda Price of Augusta,
the popular expression teacher,
spent the week end with Bald
Knob friends.
Strayed from the Jim Stew
ard farm, August 18th, one
black mare mule, weighing g.
round $50 lbs, age II years, no
marks OF brands, except collar
and saddle marks. A reward will
be paid for recovery. J. L. Blan-
ton, Bald Knob, Ark. Telephone
w. E. Steward.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Tabler re-
turned last week from an auto
trip thru eastern Arkansas. Grov
Ier reports a fine road all the
way.
J. A. Adkins shipped six car
loads of cattle Saturday night.
Brown and Morris going to Kan-
sas City with four cars, while
J. A. took two to st. Louis.
MI. and Mrs. r. P. Moore, ac-
companied by Miss Pauline and
Mrs. c. P. Best of McCrory, are
taking an auto trip thru scenic
Arkansas that will take them
over a large part of the NOUN.
famous section on Northeast
III Kansas during the coming two
weeks.
ACME FLOUR
'NONE BETTER AT ANY
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-08-31

of ground for a city Dsrl. -
play ground for the children -,
improve it in the proper m9rs qsIl
The following officers r@.,
elected for the ensuir- ve9r
Mrs. E. r. Wynn, res. lr.,
J. L. Richardson vice pres h.. s
H. @. Brown, secretary and NV, Mr.
Claud Watson, treasurer.
Mesdames L. O. Crawford D
L. Plant, E. D. Mumford, TTcsy
and M. J. CLANCY were apnoinfI
ed as purchasing commitee nh
regular meetings Of the club ~
to be held the first and +bij
Friday of each month. Tba,]
will be a called meeting at I'D
Christian Church SATURDAY San]
TENDER End, at 2::30 D. m. nj
cry one interested in this mor]
for the betterment of our towl
and community please be pre,l
ent.
Mrs. H. @. Brown. Sec|
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Wanted-To hear from ovna
of farm for SALE. State prica
Mrs. w. Booth, Box D, HiparI
Des Moines, Iowa.
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-08-31

Riddle Koop for sale. Mrs. S.
Hughes.
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-08-31

Just Arrived-A fresh cal
load of Acme Flour and mil
feeds. If you want the best try
ACME.
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-08-31

For Sale-Blg bargain-TM
hundred forty acre farm fiu
miles north of Judsonia know
as the w. C. North farm IN
ouire of John A. Best, Recegvel
Judsonia. Ark, or Brundidge
'Neelly, Attorneys, Searcy, Ara
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Mrs. H. @. Brown. Sc
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car quests of Mr.and Mrs. J. II. May
mill han.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
WAL TER SCANLAN At
THE PLAYHOUSE
kored Singer Will Appear In
Irish Eyes" There Next
Week.

1t isn't every singer and actor who
could come to q city practically an ut
ter stranger in tho Irish neld and at
the end OF the first act completely win
his audience with nve curtain calls
exactly what happened last season
when Walter Scanlan appeared at The
Playhouse here. He IL booked again
this season on his second annual tour
at The Playhouse for three days,
starting January 23. with Wednesday
matinee. in what IL said to be the
most stupendous dramatic Offering
ever presented by an irish singing
star. The prologue In laid In q FASH
icnable mansion on Riverside Drive,
New York. with tho characters In up
to-date apparel Of today. In act one
these same characters rcappear In
picturesque costumes worn by the
quaint flsher-folk OF Ireland. sur
rounded by gorgeous scenery OF Gal
way Bay. Special revolving scenery
and double stage are used for this
flash back from New York City OF
today to 20 years ago in Erin. with
only n two-minute internlssion. A
raging storm Mt sea In the principal
scenic feature. OF course the real
charm of Irish Eyes" Is its love story
with scanian's enchanting songs;
"Mavourneen." MY Galway Rose.
Tho Road to My Love-" AN Irish
Song VIII Live as Ions as Life anc
Love Shall Last" Judy" and "Kath.
ieen."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
AT THE GARRICK.
Dancer OF Greenwich Follics Booked
for First Half OF Next Week.

Miss Peggy Hope, one, OF the sweet
est dancers on the stage anywhere is
TO headline the first bill on exhibition
next week mt the GarIick Theatre.
Vaudeville is indebted 10 the Green
wich Village F'ollies for this lovely
person. She was one of the bright
spots in the "Nillage" show, dancing
with graceful ease and generally
charming everyone with her sweet
personality and lovely appearance.
Miss Hope will appear In comedy
traveiogue with four complete changes
of scenery, entitled Follow the Girl
by Daniel Kisell. Peggy is the girl and
she leads several men In the act a
merry chase. She's sub-deb dancing
star.
Ed. Lowry and Irene Prince have
had some exceedingly sclever words
put into their mouths. x regular pre-
Prohibition draught of fun IS in Tom
and Dolly Wards act. These are but
three of the acts that are scheduled
for Mondays program. The others
are equally as fine. The Lure OF
Youth" is the photoplay feature.
Miss Alice Geiszler, n winner OF the
Keith musicale, is making her final
fGarrick appearances this evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
CITY LEAGUE RACE
GROWS INTERESTING

A tie for the first half leadership
of the City Basketball League will
be the result OF st. Mary's victory
over Brownson last night at Brownson
Hall. Parl<side and ST. Mary's are
now knotted for second place, and
the winner OF tonight's game will be
tied with Mt. Vernon, which will
necessitate the playing Of an extra
game to decide the winner of the first
half.
The dope on tonights game favors
neither team. Parkside has lost the
services of their star center man,
Wahls, one OF the leading individual
scorers OF the league. But they also
signed up two Of the best players in
the city. Howard Alexander, former
Delaware University star. and Billy
Greenwood. at the present time one
of the stars on Coach Bill McAvoy s
Drexel Institute team, are the new
players signe3 by the Kirkwood Park
ers. The addition Of these players
should I'LL the gap left vacant by the
release of Wahls.
AS Salesianum plays tonight al
Villanova. st. Mary's will most likely
lose the services of their star, Hap
Sheehy. Whether the Cats" havs
secured any new players could not be
learned up 10 q late hour last night
Both St Mary's and Parkside have
defeated the league leaders. Mt Yer
non, during the past week. The scores
of the games cannot be taken as com
parison, as the games were played IL
different halls and under different con
ditions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
PLENTY OF AMUSEMENT
AT ALD1NE THEATRE

There II plenty of Amusement TO
suit the most diversified tastes In the
current bin at tho Aldine Theatre.
Market at Eighth street. In Pearls
Of Pekin." miniature musical come
dy, there is not dull moment. II
tells a delightfully."- funny story and
there are new songs and sprightly
dances by tho talented company.
Scenery and costumes arc lavish. par
taking OF Oriental splendor and there
is beauty chorus that would 10
credit 20 Broadway production. Mag
gle JeClair and company present n
sketch, "fhe Unfair Sex" that Is
highly amusing; Jack Cronin never
falls to send tho audience away
pleased with his witticisms; Cantor
and Cullen offer n comedy pianoogue
that Is distinct hit; the Dunn sis
ters are talented singers and dancers
and Borella Bros present n nifty aero
batic performance. An absorbing
story Of married life. with it's thorns
and roses, Is unfolded in False Kiss
es" starring tho beautiful Miss du
Pont.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
"OUR MUTUAL FRIEND"
AT THE PLAYHOUSE

Old world classics, which have been
successfully visualized on the silver
sheet, can be counted on the fingers
of half hand. Producers in the past
have considered the works Of the old
authors too deep" 10 be grasped by
the average movie mind" or too COM
plex for simple adaptation to the
Screen.
In the screen version OF "Our Mu-
tual Friend the last complete novel
of Charles Dickens, world famous
classic is transformed masterfuuy
into a movie" Of old-dme mystery.
melodrama and thrills. This picture
viii have its three final showings at
The Playhouse this afternoon and to-
night at 3, 7.15 and 9.15.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
scANLAN TICKETS IN DEMAND.
Largo Attendance Assured For
knights Of Columbus BENEFIT
Performance.

There has been an unusually heavy
demand for tickets for tho comedy
Irish Eyes" which will be seen at
The Playhouse for three days b>sin-
ming on Monday. with Walter Scan-
Ian. Americas leading Irish tenor In
the stellar role. On all tickets sold
for tho first two performances by n
committees and others representing
the Knights OF Columbus, n percent
age Is allowed and the proceeds arc
to be devoted TO the Knights OF Colum-
bus relief fund.
The demand for tho tickets hns bccm
made upon those handling thcm fny
tho council and the Indications are
that there will be a very satisfactory
sum to he turned into the relief fund
No percentage is allowed for this
worthy charity on tickets sold Mt the
box office and the committee In charge
OF which Herbert E. Kaign is chair
man. Ia therefore anxious that al
those who intend to see this very ex.
cellent performance buy their ticket,
from some Of tho committeeman.