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AN IDEAL OFFIC
JUDGE S
Kind State I
Courts Should
Always Hav? \
P t" ^v.*/ M:-"y9 >
Dfcpensed with One Trial and ,
Drew Jury hi Another in Or- c
Bc|j|I- dsr to Let Remainder Sum- *
mooed Return Home. a
* Hia Honor Judge Stephen C.
Bragaw did an unuaual act at the e
opening of the Beaufort County r
Superior Court tthia morning, one, c
v however, that not only met with ?
the approbation <rf the entire bap
but all eitixena present?especially t(
those summoned on the special ve- ?
nire. ?
As tm announced in yeeterig
A^?S "VT .A-J 1 SAe?t.
amy ft news tne case 01 otate vs. ii
Robert Redditt for tho murder of.b
Alex Mayo, at Bath, N. C., wasj.Q
set for this morning and a venire ri
of fifty men summoned froiq all ,f<
parts of tho county. Yesterday the g
cade of State vs. Cleveland Bright
for, seduction waa commenced and tl
K- / in all probability will take up a ti
good portion of today. IIis Honor gj
realizing that the citizens sum5 tl
moned on the special venire came j(
, from far and near and, too, busy
men, announced that'be would dis1
pense with the trial, of Cleveland
jBgffjfok*'--'*' ' Brifcht fihd proceed to draw the u
jury in tho Redditt cape and then U
sa.-/ " hold them together until the trial ji?
Bbc&. could hegin. In taking this step | J
Judge Bragaw only holds twelve 'b
inen out of the fifty, the others be-'p
\ ing reliqyed had tho privilege,
t returning to their respective Q
homes and. occupations.
This was an act on Judge Bragaw's
part that is commendable, t
This is tho kind of presiding offi- ^
w|fcV cere pf tho state courts the people t]
nj& * desiremand should always endeavor i ti
to secure. While perhaps the nil-,1*
\ ing of Ilis Honor meant no incon-| t
venience to tho members of the
bar and those residing in Washington,
if he had done otherwise than
ho did it meant quite a sacrifice
to the country people. The Daily j
* XeWs congratulates the people? of (
Beaufort county in having such a ^
citizen who so ably graces the Sn- ^
perior Court bench. b
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UNCALLED FOR LETTERS, h
. . . |j
Remaining uncalled for in this Jj
office for the week ending Xo-jf
vember 15th, 1913:
Gentlemen-?Brown, Arch M.;
Barry, R.; Barrett, James; Gar-. \
ner, C. L.; Goento, Mack; H'arviy,
R. C.J Ilart, John; Hill, Frank;
Hicks, E. T.; Lewis, (3), C. A.;
Morton, (2), Tra A."^ O'Ferrow, i
Alles; Parson, Fred; Schesler, 1
John; Shorter, Emanuel; Taylor, j
George W.
Ladies?Clark, Mrs, # Sarah;
j? Howard, Mis. Matilda; Perkins,
Miss Minnie; Rogers, Mrs. Sudie;
Williams, Eliza.
These letters will he sent to the
dead letter office December 1st,
1913, if not delivered before, li} D
calling for the above, please say ?
> "Advertised," giving date of list.
HUGH PAUL, P. M.
> Special J:ram for i
Leaves Tomorro
HR " "
wnuo tomorrow is really tho o
big day of ithe'Aurora fair, the '
iV x - reports are that Urge crowds am '
' in attendance today. The exhibits J
of agriculture, stock, etc., is ifid ^
to be first class, being among the
heat yet shown by this thriving ](
?.i;. section of country. Of oourse outside
of the exhibits the main at- c
1?^ ' , traction is the balloon ascension j
:Xy'' 'by Professor Baub, jfhich takes
jjl?i place this afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Quite a number of Waahington.
Urns left for'the scene of the fair
> on this afternoon's train and to'
morrow a bimch of citirens, in
r"r? . H
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ER IS j
. C. HRAGA.W
t
IOBI. REDDITT SWOT
TEN YE4RS IN THE
STATEmENTIARY
Robert Redditt, colored, who
ras indicted at this term of the 1
ourt for tho murder of A lea
layo'in the town of Bath, on Satrday
night, November 8, this
torning through his attorneys,
fnrd k Grimes, ente- I a plea of
larder in the second degree. '
This plea wa? flue to a confernee
held betwein Solicitor l^o|
ingbaus and the defendant s
Iounsel. After the plea had been,.
ntered the oourt discharged tli,H
I social Venire and tSen proceeded^
I > hear the evidence. Redditt wa.<"
sntpneed to ifhe Btate prison for
sn years. _
n^iwueu
a labors appeared in fourt, this
ody, headed by the foreman, W.
\ HudneJl, and submitted their
Bport. They stated that they
>und the court house and jail in
ood condition as the buildings t
rould allow; spoke favorable of a
lie county home with .the excepiop
that some of the Beds needed j*
prings, etc.; a committee visited v
be county-chain gang and found ^
: well managed and kept. ij
MAURICE COSTELL& *
Tlie highest priced actor in ^
loving pictures in the world will ,V
ppear at the Theater to- jf
ight in the well known plav, "The
ntrmbr." Mr. Oostcllo is said to tl
e ihe liest actor to have ever ap-',i>
ehrcd in moving pictures. I a
(d
IIVIL SERVICE EWVMIXA- a
TION. / ;
CleA F. M. Hodges, of
ho civil service commission, is toav
holding an examination in
le public building for the nosi
ion of clerk in the railway mail V
jrvico. Thorc are four applicants,
wo whites and two colored
2
AN ATTRACTIVE STORE. '
The big opening sale at^ K. ^
ohn's new store, Hovt Drug }
?opipanv's old stand, lias been a {
ccidod success and many people *
ave taken . advantage of the c
argains he has offered. The store
u8 been entirely remodeled?Hnrf *
as an attractive appearance. The
(arket street side of tho building t
as been taken out and an entrance <
rom this street made. A largo J
lass front shows the store off to. 2
decided jadvantage. This salq i
rill be continued for some time*
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Only the Half. , c
Maiden Aunt?"Venice at last! Onelalf
of the dream of nay youth is now
nlfllled." Niece?"Why only half,
rnntle?" Aunt (sighing)?"I content
jlated going to Venice on my wedding <:
our." j
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DAKCE TONIGHT. ~ ?
1
The Halcyon Club will give a
lance at .the Elks Home this eve- ?
ing, beginning promptly at 9:30 ?
'clock. The dance will be led by
ir. Edmund II. Hording. Quite J
number of youn& ladies and gen- 2
lemen will attend.
\urora Fair
w Morninq 1O.301
? _ '\
luding ladies and children, expect ^
9 leave on the special train. The ^
rain is billed to leave here at
0:30 o'clock; returning, leaving
Lurora at 4:30, thus giving five ^
onrs to remain at the fair, take
n all the sights and see the bah "
ion ascension.
The fhir this year is certainly a
redit to Beaufort cojmty and !j
lastern Carolina.- < ,
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CQTTOXyM^KK&T. *
Seeil cotton. $4.73. i
Lint cot tec. 12 8-4.. .Ft. ? s '
Cotton seed, $29 per ton. a
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jplf- ..: ' f T"''
"'?"' i -i
- IWatBUiKOtON, fl
AT THE .^EW
f ^|^|P I
Norman Hackett in **/
One of the slrongest of the at- ti
pactions booked for the Xew Thecj*1
tra, this season will be the now;e
ilay, "A Double Docniver." tin ^
ehiclc in which Xorman Hackett, Jn
he popular voting actor, is stnrr-'e
ag ancfwliick will be offered next Uv
Xonday evening ntr. that play- ei
ouee. "A, Double Deceive*" isiw
ounded on the well known story u;
v the lato O. Henry, "A Double [a
)yed Deceiver'' and is the, second jd
f hia stories to reach the stage, < ri
lie first having been "Alias Jiin-jri
IV VMlentine^' It is described as] ft
charming, romantic comedy ill
rania. with; scenes laid in Texas j it
nd South America, regions .af- f<
It. F. b. 4 BRIEFS. C
Messrs. W. 1L Baker and J as,,
x. Bright were guests of Mr. W.
L Cougleton Sunday. ,o
Mr. and Mrs. Juliuk Cutler, of;^
.ion, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.i^
3al>c Cutler Sunday. I*'
Piny Grove School opened Mon-1
lay morning with (34) thirty-four j*j
mpils enrolled. Mies Bertha Mar-1"
in, of Plymouth, is the efficient J t
cachcr W.c wish her every sue- c
ess. 18
Miss Dora Cougleton spent last ie
goek with friends in Washington.
I.am requested _tu_-.announceJ
hat there will be a'"miseellane-j
us" party at Piny Grow School!
louse Saturday night, November I.
!2, 1913. The public is cordially I,
nvited. ; . .Jjj
We are sorry to nctte the illness'0
f Mrs. James G. Mixon. We sin-,
erely hope she will soon recover, j
Miss Amy Aliigood spent Sunlay
with Mrs. W. B. WoolfW&* ?
Airs. Maggie Cutler amT chil- p
Iren bre spending a Jew days with
riends at Zion. ' |ii
Miss Bertha Martin spent. Suii-)f
lay with Alias'Bertha Willis a: |t
iVillis* vineyard. ft|
Mrs. Martha Bennette and chil-!a
Iren were in our midst Thursday j,
iftemoon. "* ' ;'-k,' .
Miss Bertha Martin and Mr.
.eonard Cotten called on the
liases Cougleton Thursday night, j
T?? : I
SHifVING THE FORESTS, c
t c,
Washington, Nov. 19.?Realist- ^
c rain-s)torms and foresters riding ^
he tyail, fighting and herding Q
honsands of sheep and cattle, will
orm part of the programme to- j
lay at the National Conservation
Vingress. In addition to the' miliatnro
forests themselves, the
xhibitimi inclndee airinteresting
lisplay of many queer indtrn- J
aeqts used by woodmen in their ^
rater power development in na- J
ional forests as shown by maps, 7
harts and colored transparencies. 0
ha famous White Hpu.se n?ap <rf ^
lie oonntw's 'natural resou roe % is v
lao on view. This was the first q
lap made lot the government a,
? 1^ - j,
B. P. White, of Elisabeth Cilrr. ei
1 a guest at Hotel Lenise. '
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C\. WEDNESDAY AFTERNO
Ei v.- < *
^>''?; u
-.
MjV'* j> ie
Rvl T" < h
a.!'/ 11
k |?Hy ea
fr *'^r& o1
d(
1 Double TMMptver. a,
ve sta^e pictura which has been ei
iken full adTftuKe of. Mr. Hack- se
ft is said to hoe scored*a pro-. oi
ouiiced success j* the plav. It lias
very where In&qfi received with pi
larked favor im is confidently
xpectod to dutflfeate its success sli
ith local theat^h px'i> in this js
itv. An iutcrestinjr.fac* connected' .J,
ith this engagdfflbt is that Man-' pj
ser Capehart of ae N't w Theatre
nd Mr. llackett Javc ajrreed to
onate a p.'rccntawe o: the cross m
ecripta to the ywjlenry .Memo- w
iul Kmi.l. a Slana-i-i ' movement....
V the placing 'of alhr -uzc bust of i
jc fatuous North Carolina author ]{
i tlir? at- Pnifi !
. --.V v?K.w> ?.l W
ording fine opportunii v for cffce- x\
1?:?>r " ^ .
> "
HSJ A TIE*XAS1? FREE P
WITH OMAR CIGARETTES
ti
One of the niftiest bite of mas- j'1
ulii*? jewelry which the Xew j*1
fori* haherdashors are showing i.<:a
ho Cloisonne Enamel tie clasp, ton
old the scurf in shape on the shirt H*
rent. Xo sooner did this clasp get
o lie the fage among the swagger
ressers o&fho metropolis than the
Imcrjcan Tobacco Company <1-1
ided to buy a splendid supply ami
ive them awav free to its custom-}
- V
rs.
With even pack of Omar Cig-.b
retrtes, one of these beautiful tit-13*
laspa is given away?white ThcTX
npply lasts. Knt there arp so many |\\
housands of Omaj' smokers inV
own that you had leiW^miry if a
ou want one. And everj^man who o
ikes to dress well will rarely want n
ne. o
The company reports that Omar
s the most amazingly successful
igarette they have ever made; it
s rapidly advancing to <Joublo the Vi
ale of any other cigarette in the
rorld. It is a cigarette of the Turk- p
di Blend variety, sells twenty for h
iftoen cepts. and in addition to J
lie special offer of tlie Cloisonne
ie clasp always packs a large Xavjo
blanket, 5 1:2 by 8 1-2 inches V
a size, in each package. t
; o
RECEIVES COXTfcACT. C
M. M. Jones, of this,city, has a'
ust closed a contract with the
tonaoke Railroad and Lumber
V tO ?Koi > If ?
^?^swu rtwn v i >\ moned
by the etorm of Septem- f?
er 3 last. The contract calls for o tl
?ed. 54x200 feet and tho driving b
f several hundred piling. E
: t"~t" tl
tEG^LMt MEETING \
Or LODGE TONIGHT
Thewwill be a continuance of
ie regular communication of Orr ?
-odgo No. 104 A. F. & A. M. at'|0<
?eir hall, corner of Third and ?
lonner streets, this evening at |si
:80v o'clock. There will be work
i in*the second degree. All mora- fcj
erg are urged to bo twsept aod e,
isi ting members cordially invited. u
he Grand Lecturer ia-with 'w
nd is exemplifying the work and F
istructing the brethren for Revpal
days.
UTT, W.'lL
% \
I" i v.
AILY
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3>'. NOVEMBERyf^ 1918.
KIKJI I
ITIHD1 .
miipEti
Several local physicians who
e members of *he Seaboard ei
edical Society for tlie States of g
orth Carolina and Virginia, ajm 11
aiming to Attend the annual D
eeting of this organization which cj
to be held at the Monrficello w
otel, Norfolk, Va., December a
)-18. Last year this aa$ociatf<Mt n?
et in the town of New Bern, lie- h<
ireen 200 and 300 delegates are f?
ipected to be present. Secretary fi
: the Navy Josephus Daniels has c*
jsignated Medical Inspector w
eorge Pickrell and Surgeon Her- jl
srt O. Shiffert to represent the w
1T7V a t tl>o maAfinx --
"J ?v uab UlCUIIlg, II]
cl
'ANT UNIFORM LAWS FOR J3
OARS. tc
New York, Nov. 19.?The com- tl
lissions for uniform motor veiclo
legislation of several states /
re meeting: the American Asso- ^
ation here itodav in an effort to
cure new"laws. The changes reenmended
are as follows:
"First. An unlimited tourist
rivilege. L
"Second. A license fee only j \-<
iffieicnt to cover the cost of reg- :tj
tration and coiidwtf of tin* New j^.
ersey State Motor Vehicle dc-L,
irtment.
"Third. Drivers' licenses to he
sued only to those of good char-,11
iter and physical condition that (*41
ould enable them to drive prop- 4i!
i*. UJ
"Fourth. A maxiuiuiif speed/
mit of thirty miles per hour. ,?j
ith "no other speed restrictions h
tail requirtii-rthe drJyhiL.tu.dti.uiJ'1
t all times with due regard to
ubfie safety. |r'
rum. iun srnuuni cnmmaon
of grfldefiwshiw on all of our "
n|mivnl highway-: ami. until ,b
i< h time. .ihe iu-Talhition <?f once o:
t every grade crossing of signal
pvices which arc ah-olntelv re-Is1
able." j?
rara PES'VEK BEING I;
LIBERALLY ATTENDED Y
a
The aftrrn<?>u prayer meeting:
ring hobl bv Ma ladi of the '
'irst Presbyterian and Firs**
fethodist X 'JiureTili-Tlrtiserxn i fg~t hF '
*erk of prayer, continue in inter-.
<t. There i> an increased attend- j
nee at each mooting. This week
f prayer wn- ordered by the law- J .
taking bodies of Wl* tlie Modii
dist and Presbyterian churches. .
Pit A V KR M EETTXG. *
There-will lx? prayermeotiiig ' ji
. r vices in ull the different elmreh-U
% of the city this evening nt 7 :dOt'S(
'clock to which the general public ?
as a cordial invitation. .
* ^
AY. C. T. r. TO ME ETA ?
Theer wlH Ikj a meeting of the c
Roman's Christian Temperance n
nion tomorrow afternoon at 4
'clock at the home of Mrs. Olivia ^
'arznalt, on Respass street. A full v
(tendance is desired. : a
AT END OF RAINBOW. n
Seats aro going fast for the per- gi
>rmance of the "At tl^c End of J
?o Rainbow" at .tho public school e1
nilding tomorrow nigBt "by the 's<
>ttunatic Club for the benefit of
le Washington football team.
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.SOCIETY VAUDEVILLE. ?
V!
All who liavo seen the rehear- ^
lis of the Society Vaudeville hi 11-^ Cf
I for fthe Ne.w Theater Friday
ight say that the attraction is
mply gijeat. The Magic Ponny (|
f tho old-time artist will certainly ^
ring the house down?in fact the
ltjro cast could not bo improved w
P011* K
INE LOT HOME-MADE o
Bread Travs iust received. AH
int. 'E. K. Willis.
^ ll-18-af?
NEV
-'T?
IL^'Tu
RESUME WORK
JAIUHRY 1
s
Mauy friends threughoi 1 1i
isitern part of the state will l.c i
ratified to learn that lit. Ilr-v. |
lobert Strange, Bishop of the I
ioceBe of East Carolina, who bonne
ill in New York City a few
eeks ago and whose condition for .
while was considered serious, is
dw rapidly, recovering at Kcrnimkson,
N. Y., where he went a
w days ago to recuperate. A
iend of the family yesterday rerived
a letter from Mrs. Strange,
ho is with her husband, stating
lat Bishop Strange is taking long
alks each day and is also eniov
ig oasooail funics, winch is the j
lief diversion ip (the little town,
ishop Strange hopes to bo able;
work in the diocese the first of
ic year.
Zhapel Hill Notes
(S. IJ. Winters.)
(Impel Hill. Nov. 11).?Dr. I..
!. Wilson, librarian of the I'lii-!
I'rsitv, aitended the mooting of'
ic Nor ill Can.linn Library A-s?i-i
ill ion in Washington. X. ('.. u
lwrsdav of la-i vvwk. making an
hire*.* <m "The Kxteu-i'iti Wi-rk
i tlio Library." Jlefore re timing
i Chapel Mill ho ifiade a .-pooch
1 "The Library with Tca?her-"
I The tjiii k*>rhfv .V
YffcTdri Vork sfily\vl?"1>y* all the
ate. ..... - i
In the filial ]cp< rt i f the g ??>1
ads w?rk of. tin- -lav im ?d:i wnpiod'
a more important ]? >- on
tbiiti did Chapel I!ill. Kmir
undred sitnlents ai-tnaliy wi.rk' d
ti rhe iMads. The material \va- a:'
irwjinlml * 1'v mjllrihlttinll
ha IJ;-. atld" poiNoJl- wll??
ere linn I ile to dn the real w.n-k.
Jo-ides the road work, two eh-aup
ilayu Were oh-erved liv llie Laics*
Community Club. In his ivort
l)r. J. Ik Pratk state
i.-r, says "the ottnli'iits are lienor
hie to realize tile Hettial road 4-iitiitions
of the state, ami aU?? they
re in a heller position hi snl\e
\w ]tr?)hlellK III their tV-p.v'h.iiienninities."
Mr. If. W. ("June, professor of
lie philosophy of education, d?livred
the third of a series of ler11
res on the negro problem before
lie V. AI. ('. A. Thursdav night.
I -poke on the "Kd near hut "of the
Ccgro.** In eotluetfion with the
ries i>f leer?res ou the negro
rohlein by ITiiversilv pmfe^>i?rf
is of iniportanee to note that the
M. 0. A. is conducting a night
i-ho.,1 for negro bovs in ilie snU
fhs of Chanel Jlill. There ore
nrcnry b?ys 4i attendance regitrriy,
taught-fcy~oTTe student each
light. The school has*now lieen
arried on snecrvsfnlly for a
lonth.
Much encouragement is felt
ere because, of the fine showing
rhieli the football Team made
gainst Washing on and Lee Unieraity
last Saturday. The Virgiia
team was reputed to lie far
tronger than that of the Tar
[eels; but the two were more
renly matched than even the close-'
'ore of 14 to 0 would indicaotr.
Inter-class basketball is the Int*t
extension in University athtics.
Several additional outdoor
>nrta for class use will be proided
bv the Athletic Association.'
at Cartmell will have ehnrcre of !
caching these reams as well as.
te Varsi ty.
Prof. M. C. R. Noble, head of
le school of education, lias pone'
> Washinjrton. X. C., on a week's 1
ip. While there he will deliver
veral speech en, on North Carolina
lucational problems.
TIR FLOWER POTS HAVE
com^. "We now have any size
you want E. K. Willis.
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HESS Of 1
THE MI IS
PRf ESSIRG I
The business of Beaufort Ooun* '
ty Superior Court is being dia- s!
patched in a way to bring fortb
admiration, in fact there is no .
judge on the bgnch who does a#
much business as does His Honor
Judge Bragaw.
The following cases were die-posed
of yesterday:
State vs. Ober Bovd. C. C. W5
Found guilty. >
Stute vs. Ober Boyd, detailing,- .
Not guilty.
State vs. Bichard Johnson.
tailing. The defendant withdrew
his appeal through his attorney
nnd abides l>v the decision of the
?-J?V t
j?cw>u?;i ? v.uuri, iit* agreeing tt>
pay the cost of this court.
I State w. Cleveland Bright* Seduction.
Is still in progress, Itav- -!|H
ing been on irial seince yesterday
uftemoon.
Yesterday afternoon John Harris.
of this city, who was standing
in the aisle of th court room antf
being requested by Hi* Honor
three times to take a was
finally brought In fop- tin- court
and n-ked why lie did Mot e?.iuplv
with the request. .Mr. Hands nunlo
some reply aid the jttdg-- "milly
1 -li 1 hint to g.i home and return
this niortiitig. Sn!. c.toiitlv, however.
a- Hi- 11 ; a?;ng o.it
the court r??'t.t I ! ard some
remark* Hand- v.: .iking and
lie ord?-p .3 :lie slfriu ... plant him
it; i!! 1 I'!! I V -IT -
n*?irnr < # ?'. ;rv^ *vv"x' hgx'x's'w w V
Harris wa? hroigkt 1*' His
I rote.r and after he luul mid the
court, lie meant no d.i-ivsp-ct l?e
was dicshnrged with a f.-w vror-kef
reprimand.
j wwy. i;vs t cd Vi ;i. i .\ 1
; Ml* 1 i 1 (?A N.
| \-.m; i: Mi :?.
1'. r 11-lP.i. ' : ! ' -I ' >
the Na'i. ?u l l '.iv:,r . \V..ni? u
who li'gaii 11n ;i* triennial convention
h< re today, t in.Ue nii' l
, tSi?t - 1-t in-r.
With hut .If OXe.ptioll. tilt ,A
'coliveiltioli- have hi -ell alwavs held
5IS Washing oil. Many of the iuo?t
iinf<-ilf?-ii:n 1 w.'Uh-ii ot.tjie eoiiuirv
arc hcr?. tlh-m Ivinu; .Mr1.
..May Wright. S? \v? !l. I'niianap-,
: ^Ir-. K.i'e \\\i!l-r Barn-tit. of
[organization ami l>r. Anna Shaw
!and po?dbly Mi"j ?1 anc Adams. of
i Hull house. Chicago. may I..- jirr-jiv.
Tin- meeting* will L* publie.
THE LYRIC
\V,.1-1.1'- IUmI.iiII Si-rii- T...l:iv?
I'ivi-IJi'ol Program.
The u?umur?inent "i" the l.viic
offers their "many j>s*i r? today
[an unusual feature when tin y
.have billed a five-reel programme
offering seme of the iiksI intcrosiintr
ph??Jo plavs available.
: "The World's Series Base Ball*'
picture will In? one id thefcaturos
|on tlie programme in two reels
iGiants vs. Athletics, in some of
if he most interesting plays that
.wore made during the season. ,
I Heretofore the series have been
made in only one rend, hut this
'vour if pitmes in two. makiTiir it.
moro interesting than over before..
Another feature appears on the
evening programme?"Half a
Chance'*?a tliroe-reel subject, full
of life ami interest.
I Tomorrow's programme - of fere
' Andrew* Thomposn" in a
high class vaudeville act. singing
ami talking entertainers. The man- .
a go m on t of the 1-vric makes even*'
effort to please their patrons n* ft.
has l>een their eustom.Qf doing for
many years, we understand considerable
changes will he made
within the near fnture, for which
he old house will be piacticallyr
converted into a new one.
"* The admission prices today are