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J. W. NOELL. EDITOR AND PUBLISHER
HOME, FIRST. ABROAD NEXT. _
ROXBORO. NORTH CAROLINA. Wednesday Evening, April 6, 1927
$1.50 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
VOL. No. XLIV
NEW RE-DRYING PLANT
TO BE OPERATED HERE
?tacked By Strong Independent
Buyers, Witt Mean Much
For Tht Market
YILI. BE GREAT HEIP
Papers have been signed And a hew
viaijt which will mean much for the !
RofrotfD' tobacco market, is a eer* ;
;nty Mess * J Shields Harvey and
y BoatwrighL two oi largest. 1
.dependent buyers on the. market
:id who were a | rrat help- "in keep- ?
vz the -market ih the ftprcrfront the
.'i st season. have been working on
Vis project lor several weeks and
, 'a- news that it has settled will be
'-'komed by every one interested in
m; market. These gentlemen, with
rong backing from some of the
.rgest independent dealers ? in the ;
?auntrv. will open a re -drying plant
Cere, and will operate the plant to
?s lull capacity.
Roxboro- -Helena Walk
Away With Honors
"Tjrv Two Srhools Wort OvVr
j>etitors1n Both Platrs
We appreciate very much the ef
>jrts of the young speaker^ from 4
eTson county who so eloquently won :
'?v hbnors- oi ~pJTxanii>ioiislitp ~?n ?V? j
, >ur . of the, triangular debars held
ie follou.rtc places last Saturday*
. \cht. Roxboro ^gainst Chapel Hill. '
: Roxboro. Roxboro against Reids
^rlf^at Reidsville.3- Helena against
SragtowTT at Helena". Brag town a
urr Helena At Bragtoy.n. The
?tbject discussed bv .thefc ybung ,
. fakers was. Resolved; That .. the
: ~ur tiss- Reed bill. providing for ? a
/ ederal Department of Education be
dOpted
,4 Miss Rachel - Brudsher and Mr.
. ieorge Burch were the speakers in
Heldsvllle. while Miss Neva Lunsforti
? nd Mr. F. D. Carver. Jr., spoke in
?batO here Froriv Helena. Misses
-.nria Burton and Orace Tlllett de
..ated -at Helena, arici Misses Sallie
~TK3ts and Victoria Oarrrtt- did the
:<"?king at , BrOgtowTi. '?
Expressed Love
"Brother men .one act. of charity
?ill teach us . more of the love 01
kid than a thousand sermonv-one
ct of unselfishries. of real setf-de
? *ai. the puttmg forth of bne loving .
? ??elinc - to the outcast and- 'those who
re out of the. way* will tell.'-us more ?
f the Epiphany than whole volumes
" ; the. w-lsest 'writers' -on 'theology." ?
F W. ROBERTSON, j
Sunday School at, 1Q:00 a. nv.v R.
Wijtourh. .Supt.'- ... '.
? ,? Preachiug' 1100 a. .'ah. Subject-: i
The CoUrtfehip.' of Jesus." 7:30. p.
Subject : '"The Christian Athlete."
B Y. P. U. 6-aO p. . lh. Oenerat B. \
. P, Xjj 7 ij" p. : :v. l)r H. fi? &B&I
: :.rirector> ?' ~
? Let us -lay ? >side';|\very ".werrh-t firl-'j
which- doth so < asil-y -'b?ste us; :
? nd let as run vv.it h' patience .tUe ' mtfe- 1
f - :h?\ ? is '"i-et' befdre \\< : LoOkinV uuto.r
'.?sus the author ahd finisher of pttr ;
lilffi HeV lJ't-a
a: jrduii ,v.elcoiv>c (??xt.entled to alt,
? ? W r. WX2ST. PasW. j
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Granville Presbytery
In Session
'Jftic- ^cvraivville Presyytery of the
Presbyterian. uircli .v-onvened yes
'irday momlh-4 and is Jn session .to.- .
?y ? There are a bou t f ort y . dele^aTes^*
. :i attendance. As. published in our
; ast issue these meetings ;tre held
ally, with business sessions and
reaching services in th?> evening'. ~~~
The sessions opened with a sermon
? ftpv Pos^ph Mack oi Roanoke
-Lapids At . the business session in
ne afternoon Mr. Jas. H. Young oi
^aJeurh was elected Moderator.
Tueaday n mast inti'restliig ud??
_ .less was delivered by Dr. McDaugh
onl Supt. of Counti-V churches TTw^
iHsting will come to aldose this eve
>ln'! with a sermon by Df Ben Lacy:.
?# ' ? ? o? ? ?
Clayton-? Kimery -
Mr P?. O. Clayton wishes to an
nounce the marriage of hts daughter.
<tan Carrie h en JClayion < to Mr. Le?- !
irr . E. Klmery of Richmond, which j
oofc_ pljcr .Supdayj Aprtr. 2nd. 'WJ.'j
Jims Clayton is the accomplished^
uun : daughter of Mr F O. Clayton "
:nd ha* a hexst of friends in this and J
jlher sections of the state Mr Kim- '
-ry. up iiivclorsiaiul.j.s a voimg tv.t: i - >
.tea man ofc Richmond. Va. They will ]
'.take their home ln~ Rlehmentt
see what- Happen;. T'Ufl in ? JCIBBPnr
Room with Marie Prcvost, at Pal
ace Theatre. Friday - April 8th
MUSIC KHHMT BUSHY
FORK WAS ENJOYED BY ALL
On last Friday evening the people
of the Bushy Fork community had
the pleasure of listening: to an unus
ually good and enjoyable musical
urogram, when _JkIiSi_Lucile Walker
of the Bushy Fork High School De
partment or music and her music
students, assisted by Miss Ruth
Walker of Graham, entertained at a
music recital at the school auditor
ium: Outstanding numbers in the
prograriv Kerf the splendid piano
violin selectibns given by the Misses ,
Walker and: the vocal numbers so '
capably and charmingly rendered by
Miss Willie Horton. The Piano trio j
by Misses Lottie Long. Elizabeth
Rogers and Larue Bradsher also de
serve mention. In fact the duet by
Misses Frances Hester and Lottie
Newton ')>" p' 1 ^'-"i hy Mhti
es Huldaji Hester- and Elizabeth :
Rogers and Lottie Long were all mqst J
excellent .giving evidence of great
musical talent and ability on the
part of the student and of their hav
ing had a most superior musical i
training. The songs by the Olee Club .
of about .twenty voices furnished a
fitting and Attractive beginning and
tiijale lor the evenings program.
Tn spite q{ the threatening weather '
the Misses Walker arid t|ie students.:
were greeted by a. large audience
Which was treated to decidedly the
most enjoyable and-- the very' best
music- recital MS the1- history' oJ.thiJ
Bushy Fork School. *
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Died In Burlington
Robert Ken- Long, oldest son ' of
Mr, and ? Mrs-.. R. L.t Long of Burling -
'?n. N c,. died, at his home in Burl
itigton Saturday evening April ind.
This was" a very sad death -indeed aV
this young mart .had a bright future,
with all probability of "a succe-wfuf ?;
life. He 'developed pheumoma* early
:'n the week resulting in his death
Saturday, ? He* leaves a young wife
and one little daughter, less than two ;
years old. .mother, father, oiie sister .
and several brothers. Interment- was
.made in the family cemetery .near
his old Home at Hurdle Mills. Sunday
evening. The attendance at this,
burial was. the largest we remember
ever seeing at i country burial.
Off To Florida
Two of live very happiest people we
on the streets, of Roxboro'.Mon*
day. was Col.. J. H. Bnrch and Capt.
Qeo.- W. 'Moore, two of Person Coun
ties honored Confederate veterans.
ho were on their way to Tampa.'
Floricla. ? here - they will . participate,
ill the National : Convention of the
'ate civil .War. This, is an-, aniiual
of fair and one that is -looked for-V
..ard to by these :;rand old veteran^
. the big event of the year. I'his
line old line ' is rapid!}' being matte
short**- and. shorter each year and
i ne by one they are answering the
??nal roll call unci '^rq many more
convention periods rolls' arounci these i
gatherings: as well . as the par.titv
lyftiUs lull liavv taKen their 'places' in
history,: both as the silent vigils over ,
nation they loved, ?6 well and
fought >o bravely* for. and an >nent
:n' ?luw,.*i>-. thai was unique. and ' in- -
terestliis ur itk .niake Up.
OliVe Hill Parent
Teacher Meeting ,
The regular monthly ?mcetincr of
.Olive Hill Parent -Teacher Associa
tion will be. held: Thursday afternoon,
AprH 14th, at 2 o'clock. It is urged
that parents of pupils -attending the
school be present at this meeting, as
it will probably t>e the last one for
this year.? Sec,
? ? ? - - ? ? o ? ? ? ? .
Mr. Oakley improving
Wr arc very glad to know that Mr.
"^urtiss Oakley; , who/ - has brrrj sick
for j some time at his home h?ro in
improving and had the- following fel
low students visit, hirti Sunday: Mess
rs O. C. Kale. O. A. McDaniel. R. AT%
Johnson, C. E. Holshouser and K. P.
Frailer - ?; .
"! -7- Ci ? '
Recitation Contest
.There will . be a. recitation contest
hv the *lrU> at AUenyrtlle Hi?h
School Friday night Tlir pnbllc is
rordially invited to attend.
Buck Jones- ? h!ut an absence of
?'oven rhnathsi in "Desert Valley*';, at
Palace .Thtatrc. Saturday Matinee
and Night April 9th.
. ? ,
Mexico Avenges the
Mtirder of Wilkina,
American Citizen! ;
.Mrxico City. April 5.? \?th [
seven outlaws summarily ex
ecuted after being convicted of j
a court martial of responsibility
for the kidnaping and murder
of Edgar 31. Wilkim, American
engineer. the Mexican govern
ment is ' continuing its iron
handed poliry of combatting t
rebel und outlaw activities in {
the republic.
In. officially notifying the j
United States embassy today j
of the punishment of the slay- j
;crs of \VUkins, the foreign of- I
fice stated that efforts to . j
prehend anyone else concerned j
will be continued. , j
HIILS80R0 WINS FROM
R0XB0R0 HIGH SCHOOL
from the Flying Whirlwind of the
Roxboro High school on the local
field;
Davis pitched in VValter Johnson's. )
torm. and was never threatened after .i
the fourth inning, his wonderful
speed and form; was unsurpassed al-'j
though Hurley pttched good tall. '
Both teams flayed alr-tk;ht ball,
but bredit L- due Warren, the lanky
third" baseman of . the locals.. 4
Bas?v oh balls by Davis, none: by
Hurley "three. Strike ant- by Davis,
three; by. .Hurley six.
Score 2?1 in . faxot ^HiOsfeoro- . . j
A Whirlwind ol daring and datiger
is "Desert VaUeyV \vitiv Buck -Jones. ,
at Palace Thbatre Saturday Matmi-c
and Night April 9th. - , ";'1A
Gala Day For SgI
Girls To Be
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j He MaKes 'em All Laugh J
SEE HAROLD LLOYD IN
"THE KID BROTHER"
IVlevfes Foremost Comedian
To He Seen At Pailace 'i
Theatre April 11? 12
? Harold "Lloyd s latest comedy JjU.
"The Kid Brother" is to 'be preswjted
iioon- by the Palace Thfe^tre. Reni em
ber how you': wanted to help Harold
over the Goal line .with the- .winning
touchdown in "Tl}e P'Teshman? 7"0TT~
can expect to experience, the same
feelincj when you see "The Kid Bro
ther" tor again Harold has one of
those Sympathetic parts that makes
the audience pull with him every j
minute. Palace Theatre. . Moada^t ?
and Tuesday April lt?? )2th. Speech
rat Matmee Mommy -3:3a rr Mr ^
Farm Notes By
County Agent
Are Interesting
Special Pir Delivery' Da.V Next
Saturday; 100 Pigs TJp
Be (>n Hand
TO AS If IP NO POULTRY
^ There WttV not be any poultry
stilppcd from Roxboro oft April 8.
-either by express or. by car as. rherc
were not enough subscribed. Only
:20 fowls were subscribed over, the f
'county, ana as this was 3710 short of
a cirload. the project could not go
fOver. .
Hence it will be seen that Person's
problem at the pre$ent time Is not
so much one of marketing as it Is
one Df production and more eh'ort
be put forward in the future to
ward this accomplishment. There is
a strong demand for poultry at this
time. Richmond is begins: for them
-a* 2a cent* per pound lor heavy hens
and 2 C cent sfor the light or Leg- .1
horn class. Other counties are shipp
ing a car every month and this brings
considerable extra money which can t
ftp obtained as a side line and not
interfere with the main crqps to any
appreciable extent. This will give an
Opportunity for something to" do
through the winter -months when
little .farming operations can" be car
ried on. still poultry require coiisid
. erable care and attention. If there
are any who have a marketing prob
lem on -their individual." farm With
their, poultry. ? write the county agent
or iou cannot- dispose of them on
the local market " to advantage. Re
member, his. oif ice da-ys are Satur- ?
days only, so do .not come to Rox-*
?'* Continued On Page Eight i.
aool Boys And
Held In Roxboro
I ???' r*~
Fers<?n County Field And Track
Meet. ? Interesting Events
' For Everyone
SATURDAY APRIL 23. W>27
There is to be a field day. for- all'
ci the High Schools of Person Coun
ty. held at Roxboro on the athletic
held, of Roxboro High School. Every
boy or girl who has taken 4 subjects
throughout the year are eligible to
take part tit t he V eveftts. . Thi* Prin
cipals ,of each school are. asfcejl fo
mail to. the conlnvittee as soon as .pos
sible' the names of the . ones ;4.hat ;vre
eligible - ' ' ' v. ' v
The meet will begin about 10 a, m.
and will fill the morning hour* vith
lots ;oT excitement. Each and- every,
one will be responsible for their own
dinner. - There w(Jl' most likely, i>e a
sandufitc hhooth oft- .the' "grounds* but
This . is a ft.he* time; ,fqr folks' to have
a big picnic dinner for themselves.
in the. afternoon there will pr. . "Vi
ball j ^anie between two or -three <)f ?
? the;*)c?st teams in the County.
There will be a cup presented to:
?the' schc>o! winning the highest num
ber of points- and a medal to the one
winning the highest number <?t uv? j
dividual points. .
25 cents ill be charged* ior your
tick^j for the whole day. Only Uio^e
that have their nanies on the. aPr
proved - list signed by the- Principals
wW be admitted free.
The following events will be run : :
Boys; '100 ? yard dash; 220 yard ?
dash: 440 yard relay ?4 man team*.
Runs:- 1-2 mile, .
. Jumps: Standing broad: ? running
"3>road; running high, pole, fault.
Oirjs : 50 yard dash: standing .broad
jump; running, high. ' ?
Miscellaneous for boys or gifls: *
Basevair throw: sack race: 23 yards; i
three-legged race. 50 yards? 25- yds.
Boys: Pig -a- back Race <25 yds'. 2
maw. leaSTT? one rid* oift and carry
-back. Shot put: ? ; ? ..w ? ? ?
THE BOOSTERS CLUB
The Floxboro and Person Couiity Boosters Club was ofgwuaiHl
last October for six month*. and by limitation expired the first of
-April. ? <V i> oX some of the citizens last week it was decided
that vhe club had been of itfuch service to the town and County and
was too good *a tiling to let the. So a coinmittee /was appointed and
authorized to canvass the town and see if there could not be a'mf
flcien.t number of memberships pledged to continue the club.
We believe every business Arm Si every description should Join
the club.1 and we believe that ninety-nine per cent of the professional I
men w ill join, because there an aot-a -more- ira t.riotlc 'jeL of nr.pt'"' \ nn 1 1 |
m'en anywhere, tlntn you-ftnri in Hoxboro. The dues are very iwalli
so small that no onrTaTr hmwMly keep em m? ao^onni of the rhnrers
and we trust every one wHl.^meet the committee with a smile and
5,tffn rw' tKtt r< ? - ? -?L
( - v^unuice vain a smilcf and I
sign on the dotted. Tine Cooperation . what is .needed in Roxboro^ I
fnr**? W?\v frrtcht future fur the U)w?t, fur Chi- County afid j
Worthy Pardon
Conley. Dabriey, of .'Frankfort, - j
Ky., above, said he Waal innocent,
oijt h* was convicted of killing
Mary .Victory four year# ajfo. Now
Mary Vickery shown up alive ? 'jand
the body foun?f in an old mine? . :
still is a mystery. Governor Ftel< If
of Kentucky quickly granted a par
ilon and" Dabney's.. lijfc is saved.
S. G. Win stead Ap
pointed Co. Supervisor
List Of . Township Lister and j
Assessors . For "Different Town
ships
. At their regular monthly -meefcrfc?
held last Monday . the Board \ot
County Commissioners appointed Mr.
S. ?>. W instead County ''SuporvUori
aftd lip, with- the aid aiul sanction Qf
the Board named the following tax
listers and " assessors.:
- Bushy ForkT Township? A. Hest
er, tax lister and assessor.- W. C.
AVarrcn-aiid. W. C. 'Law son : assessors.
Allensyille Township -J. L Gentry,
tax lister and assessor. B; Q.' Crump
ton ancT D. C_ Moore, asses> :
" C* 11 n n i u'gham "?~l 1 ow nsmJV-AT!
Franklin. tax liSler and assessor s
M. Green and Jacob Thompson. .1^
sessor^ ?
Flat, fever Township Charles
HAmlin. .tak' lister and assessor. J.
Q. Pierce and D. ft. Rhew. ...assessors.
.Hoi 10 ways Township? L. P\. :? Woody,
tax lister and a tfifssor. W fi. Hayes
and S. P. Ofentry, assessors.
: Mt. Virzah Township? j L. iboth- 1
ran, tax lister, an J: assessor. - 7. A.,
Foglertian and . Z H, Clayton, atisess
ors. ' ?? ;? ? M "?
Olive Hill.' Township r TV C, "VVag
staf f . - . tax 1 iste r and . a sses s oi* - J ohn ?
.Brewer and *R. C,.: -.Hester,, assizors. '
[ ? Roxboro .Township-. ^-.G. VV Walker,
tax lister and- assessor- T "Ww Young-.:
er and C, b; Brooks ' assessors. " "
WoodSdale Township- -B. E.. \iitjph
ell. tax . lister and assessor L, P.. Uun
cah and R. H.- Bailey,;. Assessors'' ' '
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Frank Sradsher Home
We are .r.lai^ to inform our readers'.-'
t lie fr-irnds:,:pt Frank Bfadsher that
he is- rjfrptfjiv. recovering trom. hi yre
?cent wounds knd ;; * ho*, hr^pit a I auth- ? j
ViHities . uave ? hiiti .v.' two da.v:-> .vacation
! irom t he hospital this 'weete- pec in- .'j
j hjfjk ?.Monday . Frank says the. h&s- j
i pital is a very fine place ? to. <40 when.
y6u act si'ck but that -|ie '.vjii 'tx- vver-'
I lastingly t;lad ..when' ? iUK recovers to*
the extent t|iat i? \ an c?ame. hojne
to stay." '. I ?" J
Newton Bros. Buy THe
Newton Drug Store
At a Rale yesterday iriorriing the
stock . ai\ci fixities of the Newton
Drus Company v&s Knocked out to
Newtpn Bros, at the last Of .-$43)50.
We do not know what disposition the
new ftr.m will make, but hope they
wiH continue the busines. as it hits
become almost a fixture and Depot
Street citizens, would ?.feel 'lost 'vitb
out the Newton Drug Conipanv. -
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Death of Mr. J. H. Loy
Mf. J. H, U)-, who has been critic-.,
ally ill for some thhe? died last* Wed
nesday afternoon, and was buried m
the city cemetery in .Durham on
Thursday. M*\ Loy had lived, in Rox- i
bofo for many years and was a good
citteen, He leaves u wife, tmr& sons
and two daughters The funeral!
services were - conducted bv R P. \
M- iShamburjrer.
Prayer Services .
Callecf~OfF~
"? "1-niHi lit Hm luiial ii Hi iiT |1|I
Oranvillt Presbytery at the Prrsby
teiuii Ohtireh, the prayer setvUies for .
tonight at the Baptist Church hive .
broil ialli-d off. :.n that" the congrega
tion. mav worship ivttli ihc Pr,-<l?v -
tefianj;. " . ? ?
Heavy Storm
Does Damage
In Bull City
Garajjes Wr Smashed Ami
Heavy Timbers Are Re
ported Hurled in Air
HIPS RQOFS OFF HOrSES
.Durham. April ! 1.? Striking with
terrible swiftness; a vvindstorn af
cyclonic intensity hit the . western
section of the city tonight, unroot
ing houses, tearing ,'xreat stripe ot
shingles from Others! crushing in
Karagcs as though they were but
mere eg* shells. - and causing panv
among many of the people in ? that,
section. With Che same swiftness ui
which it appeared it departed: Im?t
irig in iu wake. a scene of wredws
and damage running into thousand*
of- <k)tlars . Nobody was Hurt so far
as could be learned.
Tlie storm swooped down upon t&t
citv at the time when thousands off _
housewives were preparing the eve
ning mea1 and. after its fury bad.
been -spent it" left many kitchens and
other sections of. the house exposed
through the ripping off of entire
r roofs or portions of them. The wind
of intense velpcyy was apparently m
a nlayfu) mood for U struck in on*
spot, doting much, damage, only U>
skip for some, distance and then sud
denly strike in some other sectipii.
l.ike Hupe Electric Fan ?.
Even .a'. fair estimate; of the dam^
nut could not be ascertained, i&it
night norAyas tfre full extent of til'
area covered . learned, with ahy dpire^ '
of accuracy a trip through 'por -
tions of the -storm -struck- city wa;
sufficient, however, to see that muf.t
. damage had been done in. the lawg.
number of-bpuses which felt the. vent
of the wind's fury.
According to people who wiuvawd
wind appeared, accompanied by a.
s ound as of a mammoth electric1' f an .
knocking .down . trees, bowling, are.
' garages and other ontlumses. and
carrying the ,def>ris /considerable dis
tance before depositing it for . some
other freakish prank. .
List of Juriors for April
? Term Superior Court
The. following names : hav^ beea
drawn for tlifc Jury lust lor; the April
. term of Court. Monday th? 25th :
' M. ^1. .Fqntauh-. J. H. Ulster. J. T.
vHiackard-. J. C- BriggW. fc. B. Qentrv,.
L S, Deaii." O.. W. Carr. A. 3. Crutch?
-rrrtri -v>:-.iMea^ant W. C. Hawkins,
j. -A. -Whitl.ei-i " .1 I Glenn. *W. R.
Wi.lkerson Ft p. Knott, R. ft. Oak
ley L. .1 MtMUui.s, Jur- H. "Oedtyy.
W A,' \Vhitf.'Hd. .1 T. plenn. ' R. L-"
Hunt ira Cash. A. M' Snipes. Willie
Bre.^o. R. W. Cyumpton H. E. Oak
. lev. Ed T. Gantry. L. fcC. Walker. R. X.
Rujid R A. Hester. . john Davis. N.
p.'. Harns.:- J- H, ^ewtmi. C>' 2VJT: Ranes,
Willie A. clayt'iiii J. A -Davfs/.A W.
Hoiton: H. C,. Pleasant. [ O. W. Clay
ton C. A. Moore. I. II.. Brooks'.' Oscar
Long>-E< J. ;ptfmani. C^as. . Holeman,
C: W 'McSher- g?
Music at "The Pines
Saturday evemhs. at their' ..subur- .
'ban' J the. Pifle.s, Mr. and ;Mrs.
T, C Brooks and- a timber of friends
enjoyed , a very mtcre^tuig musical
program rehired by Hie AllensviAe-Jtari.
string band, after, which- refresh
merits wtrre " orVed by* the liostess. -
Returned From China
Mr. James Johnson, who lias been
in Ctyjia. for. the past .three year*, j.
arrived here, last Saturday. Mr. John
son was connected with the British
American. Tobacco Company, ^aud -
was located in. the Interior, about
seven hundred miles from- Sh^nchai
Notice! ?Notice!
' ?' - '? 4 ' ..I -?
Oct your cakes Saturday trem
Carolina Power .1- Lifeht Co'* attns
from 8:30 to 11:30.' After that heur
get them at. Methodist Church-' V?u
win also be 'sesved an <? rfcelient itm
iter at tho Church, in the basement.
: '.'Eyes Of Love"
Eyos of " Low." a comedy drama.
in three acts, by Lillian Mortimer
^ith five males and fiv< feriuUes. ?rOI
be Riven at Lonsilurst Saturday e?*
Antioch Church Everybody "come. ~
ASmt^sion'- 25 and . 35. cents
The .Seasons Comedy Treat ? "Up to
Mabel'- Room" with M:iW HrgVIMU
at Palace Theatre- Friday ^April ath.
: ? >*. -