North Carolina Newspapers

1 ft ' I VOL'.LXir No..67 , The Weather: ..-, -V . -FAIR, .- y.; NEW BERN, N. WEDNESDAY MORNING,'APRIL16, 1913 ... - Xv r THREE CENTS PER COPY. . ;..W.''VJ-. ,'.V:jiy'..,".. v. t c ;':' . 1 - ' f. yMaay Ministers apd Elders ; Ar V ; rive In Tht City To Attend . ; :. Important Meeting. - ;vyy H'FIRST.f SESSION LAST NIGHT rllvy-y-' ,r; s:ijiiiodBctory 'Serinon Was peliveri ''-''-' J.x, ,.,?)d By Rev. J. C. Shiva 61 '''-''---'-;-WUon. N. tivyv V -. r -:f - . ,, ; . r . .. : -'Z&&fi'JTt Presbytery of Albeir arle, com n ;i i aosed of ministers and r tiling" elders in x ' s lw UsM-ttvnaetAi-n nart of North Caro "ina," convened here 4astiigfit at the . i. . , jPre3byterian church in its annual spring aession with Rev, J. C, bhive ot Wilson; v' f! iK -fpresiding as Moderator, v . .-This "meeting is of special interest f.: :S' :.to thi members- of the ; Presbyterian :-e'f itmches in Ih's section of the State " ': ' arA it always well attended". by' the ''viiuiiisters and elders of th'jse churches, :-r'V '.,c . ; ,About; twenty-five ' delegates arpved IS$v J'nt ;'nl otherr are expected to scach here this morning "vThe jnajor part cf last night's ses- :;on was taken up with the opsninsTscr iShhre is ,a speaker of ma ked ability .."'and thWr sermon .render d by - h:m -was ihafouglly enjoyed -by .vail -who hea d it. Following the sermon the organization was. completed after ; -which the night's session was adjourned. T"his ncrn'nj another session1 will be jitld nd the public is extended a cor- lial invitation to attend this J ' - i; . ;- rThe fcllwoing elders and ministers .Vi .. arrK'ed in thecity. last evening and ? ;f r -were in attendance at the, session held -t , f Samuel Walker, Henderson; Frankhn 3i4' McNiel, Rafcigh ; Gecrge Howard, Tar tt'fliSShdrslR,; II. Bachman, Edenton; Leo ,i l.Hart, Raleigh; Mr. and Mrs. W, 04 D.?Bforrko V Bell jview; C. M. Brown, vJ . fPaihJngton,; Prof. S. L. Sheep, Eliza- V' . Tseth City E. Vfl Kendrick, Goldsboro; . ' John Webb, Oxford; A;. C. Hughes, " . Ado.; N. . H: . McLain, Farmville; '' 'iy Etv. V. G. Smith, Goldsboro; Rev. 't5slS:JA::EBaTIau,;.Tarbor6: Rev. W. D. ':4:i';4"---'KMiton,';'.;.Rocky'. Mount;.'- Rev? Sy'v" 1C; f0g i3Phiaips, Oxford; ReHB,ASearigh 'yplg; Washington; 1 Rev. R. A. White, Hen : :tMi:iJMM&-:'ieksoa." Rev. " J. E. ' Hemphill, Waks ' - -, ' ;"," ati - .Rev. M.': Mc. G, Shields Ki-GreensborOi-ReV. 'W. 'Mc.:;C. White, sigh; Rev. J. C Shive, Wilson 'nnce.(e young man. wnp yestcraay idted; the s Cldsbc-fhcspital and iVI;a bullet JntoUhniin ofrMlrs. . ' '..3Iay Carter Lorna, killing W instarit- d 4Jiii3iRobert "Key,' Fayettjville; Rev. '.WllliiSPvdonford, ;V::;7i a fr. ii nnnnnn Bfliinn L jLlinDUnu lilHii o Pr: - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 B H I ' I V UhSLI I II 1 juiiiLiuinmL r . -f mm m V? ilfW v?11ad.:as:;result of ftfVf fff;dS 2i&r1N ..WAYNE ,f,-'i W .'aod tlen.;-turned his still smoking "CTolver fti litrslfand iflfiiitcd in- XothimAl placed on. the trn Mfstc9ru?d -.' '.rf"-.i-il:"am!tiiD a&l'-intlxc hospital and an 'V Dead In Saloon JStororoomJ .. -'. (,; fatrmnf 3 -mant- tn cav hla lilnc hur I ' attempt was made, to save his lifei but i.t'4"jfron the Very first it., was'sceti tliat ,Z2-t;'4-imyi9 not the least hope (at. him." . "7 : . CREENSBORO . PEOPLE. HERE" TO i J'i;i -ATTEND" WEDDING, tv Cre-:nsborQ are in the city to attend v . . ..-','the Smiroris-Pattcr'ion wedding which t kes -place1, this 'aftcrii3on : at Christ : ; JE.Hacopal church. . Mr ; Hilderbra'nd v tb- edker of tle ;Grecii borq J)aily ".. T; .SjNcw and th'a ja ,his 'firsj i tpXo Nc w -" Jkrn and he staUid labt.'night thathe 7;;.'.''a iagrceably sUrcrie'od with the ihriv , f ng city on the Neupi. andVas cnjoying J th visit hcrtf immensely. ., '"' v ;'' y Index to New Advertlsemenu. .. S-; Coplon ft'Son How 'much c tlo yon aot to pay for a suit? New- Bern Produce' Company- ;" . florMa "Vegetables. -.y ' '', tlew Bern Banking & Trust Co. "Vour time deposits. '.; " , . jj. ' Poj'a Bank The basic principle, rr.iiionul Bank, Banking service. - A Castet Confidence , . f- Coplon '& Son How much do i mt to pay for a suit? WILL FACE FEDERAL.' JUDGE. Lenoir County Neftro jCharged Wltlj . ; Selling V,Ti!st.cy.; , , :. -United States Deputy1, Marshal Sam uel Lilly returned yesterday from Kia slon where he had been - to take Ro Jones, colored ' and ' whom 'he located and arrested eeVeral jjays ago"at his home ' near; Graingers4tation,f before United States,; Commfssiocef A.'J J Loftin to answer tiacWge tf retail ing spirituous hquors Without a goverc' m ;nt license. After 'bearing the r evi d ;nce the Commissioner found probable cits? and bound the defendant over to V the next term of FedeVj Courti which Convenes 'in . this' city n ' April " 28, u ader' a-toad .of $200whicb he jeaVs and Was released fromtustody; i The KjAasas burglar js-ha was caught while he stopped to Treada ,BbJe hi? mother had sent him, Will probably be given time enough t,Njread; it thor- ACCUSES POLICE OP. EXACTING PROTECTION M"ONEY FROM f I KEEPERS OF RESORTS V Chicago, ' April I SWhether ; 'vice flourishes in Chicago jjiftrough the, pay ment of ''protection rnodey'' to public officials is to be investigated by the Illinois Vice CommissfonJ ' . " the decision was reached alter Kev, Elmer TVilliams,' pastojM Grace Meth- he would produce women and- saloon they gave regular sumso: itolice officials; ?Dr: vWiljiama agreed) 'io Jurnish Jthe namesof -witnesses ihjecretj but, the. testimony of the witnesses when' they are caiieu is xo oe in open session : "One. woman told riie 'that1 her. iif wouldn't be worth ' anything if she re vealed tnat sne paid protection money t, said I'f ;,Dr- WilliatnS.Saloon keepers ie told itne Bimilar 'stories." K - hav v','If ; it is ;;tr6thatp$ics worK logeuier in . vilicagu, j.ne puuiic shall hear of it," said Chairman' Baratt O'Hara. ,:'.'Wewill -bring out all the facts," if there are any? a it. takes two years to do it." c-'' ".'. iffW''P r r;, Williams said ip&iyhe downfall of many wmferi to maie -fle-baucheesj;; He said' jojwages'among women; wa a contributing ausi:; '.iMrsi' Sarah Muelier,kee of a dis orderly house, testified tnat because she refused to pay "protection inoney" to the policy she was put .out of business. The i mpi;eya( police. ;dctecUye"?iri' formed her' she told the commission; was" . for, a. Democratic .official in-:.thfi City Hall.' 'A wighboi' told her she had given ',tiioJ.6'yi wcelts and, she'was Allowed to continue; brought utjn eii t ctffort "to jear$ the cause of. the prevalance of. vicci Npna manager of a downtown hptel admitted that couples who registered at fits plac were not i fequireT to have baggage, Among Uhd witnesses were held ..a pzen'i'choriis 'girls'kiKl-kndi theatrical ' comoan Kv&A.K&i? ''P "Philadelphia PaV; 'April: 13. Triii fo his b.'tea-deqiared inteintion of drink ing ! himself ?to; deatlS!'T..Protas.8or'..a Tcridorlion habituej ; Ifflvpte real, name is unknowh;to tha pclfeo was ; found dead at Fourth and Vine ,treets with tw6'pardy-fiHv;d'dcmiJoh.ilsv6T, whiskey beside him.' It'ls ffiSr-'belie? of the police thai the littcrally. carried out his n, lention by -consuming farV oi the "con tents of .every, bottle, demijoh ' and kcg1. tho' place.7;.V'.'--i:.;'"vr r r or several moaths tne man had been 8ecn,'-iivthe "r.jighborhood, ' end . hi lahguagi -indicatid thij he- was v.tll educated., ,- l his lacturried for him the nickname of .' Pfbffesot'',' and on account, of hiV rctic;n.;his foal name Vr pusi was uvr ijsuouc. , '..Yesterday morning' When John J ucehlcr. one ol, the ..bartenders went to the storcroo'in to'swoep it out he found tht! man lyinj i , a heap in the midjt of the remain-' of his alcoholic Orgy. 'Spcial Tolii ,,ui Beigc-r and i-.i;,an, oi tne ix-veiii i ljistnrti were notified and they ! ' the body re . . . i . . moved 10 tne morene r it Had been taken to Jlahnemai mi J Iosjitai a pronounred dead, ' , , 1 CNICJCO, Pfl,. i BEogK; i LEAGUE TOIilSHT Baseball Enthusiasts" Will Gather :.v ?At Goldsboro On An Ira- : i' ' i -portant M Isslon. r . v , . ' -! rti .v - -.xcw tfi'-X'.J SIX TEAMS' TO BE ; ENTERED All Arrangements Will , Be Mads : For The Opening of The -ih Vjfe; Season W Wr'suaht o a cifl sent out By' Clyde Eby,; secritary' of, the local Athletic Association and ."chairman of the pro posed Eastern Carolina Baseball'League reoresentativeB from this cityt FaVette- yille, Rocky Mount, Kington Green ville and Goldsboro will meet tonight in the latter city for the purpose of reorganizing Tther old Eastern Carolina Baseball, Association;? i:r ;v-' jfi. The reorganization ' of this associa' tipn was first agitated' several : months ago by the New BerA v 'fans" and since that timr'a number of meatfings have bceij held and On gCVeral occasions it cemedJa8:houghJt,heVjr6je;'wouId "fall through. y Howjver, : theman bchind:,the movement never lost hope and - continued to exert . every effort to bring about the reorganization of the'J league J arid secure.-, professional baseball' for this'i section of the State 'Their efforts'finally brought success and tonight the league is to be formed Especially' will . New Bern enthusiasts JV Ktau . iu . jluuw mat.; uiyiceatuvai baseball is to be played", here this sea son "arid during the p"ast Tew days they have demonstrated tht ;f act that they arts willing to aid the movement in any way; .byXiilacing their names" on. .the ibscriptiori Mists located 5 jn : every public, place tor the purpose of giving everyone an opportunity, to assist, in raisnig- an amount ; necessary to put The meeting at night will.be a very interesting, one and New Bern will be well ,represinted;;gan, addition, to . re organizing the league, all arrangement? for, the opening of the season ; wdlbe inauu anu a nuiuuei; m piiier uupm mm matters attended . to. LOCAL" OTEL : MAN GOES TO M BALTIMORE TO ENTER VX? HOSPITAL.; ;., r . ' ;V ' 3i :-'.'i"' - '.; ' !' ,,.'; :rp;- i rA message received here yesterday by hwiamhy stated that T.'. W. Jdopre oVner and proprietor ofthe Gernl Hotel ww ,left he.-e jast Saturday for .Baiti more. to enter Johns Hopkins' , hospital f'l)ios' of ..haying in opei ation to remove a cancerous grown irpm.nis throat, had not undergone, the opera- tipn sathat"time4;, Mr. Moore' , was. r accompanied to Baltimore-' by his daughter,'.' Mrs. E Latham ofjGramsboro,' arid und'er wen an examination a shorf tinie afur his larrival there.' Owing JtOithe fact thafTiiS ;5.coriditioB jjas ilot considered critical, and also .that thchof pital was - rowded to ., its '4it most a capacity, ; th operation was deferred :. for a few day; tMr. Moore" has been sufTerir-g frcm the ; effects .of- his affliction fOrl'eorre time and lecently : wis advised by. his physsicianjo have aii;.'opcrati6n; per" -MANY. LOTS DISPOSED OF T IHjih and Park, Property SeCa' Yes r . terdav At - Auction, j -.The eccc'nd ' sj.le. conduct A, 'by "thi Atlantic i Coast , Real y -fempany for mm:.' f ; ' ' , i i t jviessrs. pirnmons, eraunam and. far rior, who own large tracts of land west of the city, w.ns held yesterday motnin when' residence lots at' Highland Park heated just north f Gren j, we:e t ffe cd .The,c lots' (re located cn Trent read and are" . very .Lsirabl for suburban residences and they sold rapidly., Th famous; Burton Brothe conducted the sale and a large number of them wcrj disposed, cf at prices ranging from syen,y-fiv; to two hundr.d and ftft dollars. '.'.) The rext nd last sale of lots by this company ' w '1 be held today when another div lion, located it Ie mo c than one. n le from the cit v ill be n'i to colored people. 11 U1EBC0 ; 1: ': .' Negroes At John Roper'a. Mill .' Proteat Againat Having Their . ; --Wage Garnishee!, it. PLANT ; CLOSED DURING - DAY The " Management .Gave The Men . f An Opportunity Of Return- ' .r' 'rfjgf Int to Work rt lecoming dissatisfied on ' account of the fact; that Sheriff R. . B. Lane had garnisheed their wages the majority of the colored men employed at theJ.ocal plant :of the John Ly Roper rLumber Company, yesterday walked ' out ; of the mill and refused to do any further 'The actif n of the men was somewhat unexpected and naturally caused some little'rrconveneince and for ' the " re mainder of : the day the - plant was closed down. The managar-of the plant endeavored to explain to the, men that H was accessary jor inem 10 pay xneir taxes : and that Sheriff Lane, was re quired to collect them; in some- way if it was possible for him to do. ' There were " several agitators of trouble in; the crowd, which had quit work and rthese men , persuaded ' the- others to" believe that theirv employes were getting some renuhieration from the Sheriff for collecting his' money in the manner which they had' taken and this tnded t3 : riiake the men more determined to quit. " '; . - " -The manager of the plant was inter viewed by' a Journal reporter yesterday afternoon arid he stated that the strike, if such it' might be called, had worried . 1. 1 t ,T. . t . - XT . . t .1 . . V .. uieyKuui uiue. .. ne saiu inai n nec essary the plant could cease operations lor ; several . aays witnout any, great inconvenience on account of the fact that thdy; had large quantities of cut lumber ; now on hand and could fill all orders. . - . Late last n'ght the manager' of the mill notified the Journal that the strik ing workmea had been in consultation with the mill officials and that they had agreeably settled the matter and would return to their worl? this mornirlg The men Tiad 'seeii the error of their actiorr in walking out .and acknowledged that they were in the wrong by so.'doing, The management agreed vo pay. the nflffney due the Sheriff in a "manner which riot-embarrass the men .'to any great extent" and this fully satisfied themS-l;'' -'"- The old fashipned ; another &nd her slipper have qualified many a Man- for the Presidential chair even if - he didn't land. - U ' , . " REV.S ;MERFELD L: WILI,V HAVE ; CHARGE OF RALEIGH 4 SYNAGOGUE. ' ? .r 's.fi 'i: Rev. H. A.;Merfeid.; who-for several years has been, jri charge of the Jewish synagogue , in " thie cit yfi ha "accepted a call to take charge of '.the Jewish synagogue, at thatlacft.;.;;,; ;Since.c6'mirto'.cW',:;;Bern':iDi'. Merfeld. has made numerous .friends, not only amorg. the meimbers ,6f the Hebrew , race," but among the -other. with whorn theeveryVday routine of life, brought him ' in C sntct ' and , hTs going aw;ay is legretted .by many and their good wishes will fdltw' bpth hint and his "wife to. their new home.; -;". ;Dr. (Marfeld is a aiember'"'of the local lodge of Elks and Is a Past Ex altcd Ruleriri that organization." For some time past he has paid frequent visits -to Raleigh and preached to the Hebrews of that place and so pleased were they with his spiritual leadership that the call to have charge of the con grcgation was tendered him.'' i Rev, and Mrs.'Merfeld will leave New Bern for Raleigh about July 1., , , " SENATOR SIMMONS' DAUGHTER WILL BE MARRIED.TODAY. A wedding of interest I not only in this State but in a number of other Stales will be consumated at Christ Episcopal church this afternoon at 5 o'clock when Miss Isabell 5immons daughter of Senator and Mra. Furn full M. Sim mons, will become the bride of Dr. Joseph F. Tatterhon The ceremony will be fcrforilied I I'.ev. H. T. IIn.,lve. SCEflitL BROTHER OF MR. ROYALL HURT Suffers Dislocation of Shoulder In -' 1 Railroad Accident''i'v ';' E. L, Royall of Wilmingtonfa brother of H., Em. Royall of this dtv.as in jured 4n a railroad accident ion the Atlantic Coast Line Sunday morning. inus acton ni oi ine acciaenx ne. iar of yesterday fayss ' ' .. Sunday, morning at 5 o'clock there was -a head-on; colhssion between At lantic., Coast Line freights at 'Mount Olive.- Some damage was done o the engines, some track torn up and one of the trainmen, Mr. E. L. Royal, suf- sred a dislocation of his shoulder; and this secerns to have been about the extent of the damage.;; Extra'reight No. 397, southbound, was standing in the; siding -when . northbound freieht No.i220 ran; into; the switch. The southbound was in charge of Engineer Kennedy and the other had Engineer F, Smith at the throttle. Explanation of the accident has not . been made." CAPE FEAR CITY IS TODAY ENTERTAINING MEMBERS OF THAT ORDER. the twenty-fourth annual meeting of the Grand Council of the Royal Arcanum of North Carolina will be held in Wilmington today ' and to morrow and-will be one of the most important meetings of that body ever held. t he - committee on entertainment has made - extensive and elaborate preparations, for this event and are expecting a large number of visiting delegates. It is expected that there will be something like 75, representatives in attendance from the 48 councils in the State and a great many of these Will ; be accompanied by thr wives or daughters. i ne grand Council will convene this morning at 10:30 o'clock and the address of welcome- will be made by. Rev. Dr. S. Mendelshon, Rabbi of the Temple of Iseral, and the response will Te made by the Grand Regent Mr. Ciarehce A. Johnson, of Raleigh There will be another session br-the afternoon. The second business ses sion will be held Thursday morning, following which the visitors will be taken for a trip to. Wrightsvifle-Beach and for an oyster roast at the Light house, Wrightsville Sound, Each visiting representative.'will be presented with an attractive silver finish watch fob. The feature of it fa the five point star of the order, surmounted with, "pine cones, emblematical of the Land of the long leaf pine";ad the points of the Star contain, Vinitials standing for th words, "Virtue 'Mercy, Charity, cardinal principles of the order, as "well a for the words, Past regent, .ne too also contains the following words: "24th annual session Grand Council of - North Carolina,, RoyaV Arcanirtn, Wilmliigtoh, i. " C, April 16th, mi" , v . The following are the offices sot thw Grind Council:, Grand R-gent,vC; A.' Johnson Raleigh; Grand Vice Regent- HVB. Craven, New Bern; Grand Orator; R. L'1 Allen,'' Way nesville; Past1 Grand Regent, Frank W. Hancock, Oaford; Grand 'Secretary, J. Howeli 'jWay, Way nesville. Grand Treasurer.JJ:': L, Harris, . Rafcigh j .Grand , Chaplaini'' Dr S Mendel ihon.,;v Wilmington 1-Girand Guide, N; I Barfobt; Elfiabetll rCityi Grand .Warden, S. MrHamptoni'Leaks- vil le'; Z Grindx. -Sentry, John ; Macnin, Ashe ville f.Grand Trustees; ?T.y4SI?-ciimb,-Gold6boror J.'M.' NorWodV'Ra leigh; W.' J; Toomer. Wilmington. -s LITTLE BOY SUCCUMBS XAN ", ATTACK OF ASTIIMAL, . . '. '...--. - . .' , -. Aftjr suffering for several dayA'with an acute attack of asthma the f-oung son of Mr. and Mrs.' J- JO Rlggs who live 1 on the,, Koper plantation t near Riverdale, yesterday morning succumb ed to the disease. The funeral will be held this afternoon and the. body laid at rest in the family burying , ground near that place '. , is ;.',' '.- y- - ' 1 " . r - C Mr. and Mrs. F.D. Shiipp, o( Strjut's burg, Pa parents of Roy S'lupp,' tne of the employes' of. the Pine Lumber Company, are here on a'y's'ttto the family of W. F. Abcity, Mrs.' Shupp being, a si.stcr. of Mrs.' Aberly, . Mr. Shupp is the proprietor of Wire' Lake Creamery, one of the best known establibliments of its kind in Pennsylvania. IS 87. 1LLI1) I w ; Final Appraisal Made .of Estate . Of Noted Man Who Went : . Down on The Titanic ;"' "--'"; ';v';iv.;fv UNUSUAL METHODS ADOPTED The Lion's Share of The Huge For tune Passes Into Hands 'r ; - of Vincent' Astor;y-ST ; " - 7r- vv - New York, April 15 Final appraisal of the estate of John Jacob Astor, who went to his death on the .Titanic, fixes the value at $10,000;000 more than the tentative appraisals and the assessed valuation indicated the estate to be worth. , .?"'vSjv , The share of the estate which passe? ; into the hands of William Vincent Astor, the', firs': American member- of the family to held his legacy absolutely and without the intervention of trusts, amounts to $65,603,574. ' - , '' The property set aside for Col. Astor ; first wife, Mrs. Ava Willing Astor, was appraised at $787,;97. The property placed in trust for Col. Astor's second -wife, who was Madeleine Force, -was appraised at $1,695,792. ? Unusual methods were adopted in Jhe appraisal of the Astor estate. Instead ; of the estate retaining its own appraii- ' ers and the State Comptroller retaining; another set 6f appraisers, there- wagi appointed a board of appraisers agreed upon by both sides. It was understood : that the ffeport of this board of experts, should be accepted as final. In the appraisal of property which . had been left in trust for both first -and second wives of Col. Astor, the ap--praisals were made without knowledge ;; on the part of the appraisers as to what' purpose the property was to be de- -voted. 1 The value of the real estate, as deter- mined by the appraisers, is approxi- -mately $64,000,000, while the securities s ' he owned had a face value of $2O,OO0,-1:'-000. Some of the securities were found ; to be of doubtfuf value or worthless. It was raid yesterday that the worthless securities held by Col. Astor were almost , a negligible factor. -. j s s. Most of these were investments into which Col. Astor had been led by,, his'y love for scient'fic experimentation, he y evidently having been willing to invest money ift ventures for the promotion ft -of scientific theories in which, -it is said, he had little hope of financaial pro- fit I'-. By friends'he had been induced ; .; to invest comparatively small sums "ia'0h mining ventures. . I COMES AFTER FUGITIVES Officer Will Take Charge of AllefteJ ? -Murderers. '-sjX-; "'-. ' ..... . - 'e'-, A member of the Wilmington Police V:-- Department arrived in the city last;; evening for the purpose of taking int y':.' custody. Haywood and Rachel Pollock ? the ' .negroes . captured ' here Monday ' : evenlnj; by .XHiief X-Police ' Lupton i and who are. wanted in Wilming on ;u for the murder of a colored woman - . named King. - y v . v-y1 -y.'v?:st'S f The fugitives, will be taken tack to & ., Wilmington; this:morning and atthefy; next ermy of Superior Court inthat"?;; county will be placed on trial for their lives, a. K-'i'i'k: i.-;;;'-;y'fe. . y PROGRAM AT THE ATHENS y TODAY yC ft Four reels of, good niu'res.H?-' MS:i,8t,?'OneofTnem,S is''; earned jfwheM; jeftkkiii.'and .'Jbriesr;.' two ; famouar ladyi-killers ,'caute . much . amusement jn the smokingfroom of the y fiotel over their arguments, anirit y the ' , ' most efficient methods of heart-break- - ing-Youmust. See 4his; picture and'; laugh t heartily - over y the ; exciting in cidents. A,;.:i:;-'V"V;.-'-. f ' ' 2d Mountain Dew" - - i-3f "Arvery;intere6ting.picture . of illicit stills in the " mountains o( . Kentucky, , and "trouble with revenue officers. ' ' 3d "The Peace Council" "- . ! An excellent , ye8terrf story of In- dian, life.' ,' ,. ' 4th "Uncle Mun and the Minister" " . This highly amc'sing and interesting comedy by' Edison, -is taken from the well known "Uncle Mun" scries as' published in the.N. Y. Sunday Herald. The trick photography and funny Incidents In this film are' worth goini; miles to ci- '... -, ' v " Matinee d.iily at 3:45. .' 2 shows at night.' 1st commences at 8,o'(l(nk 2d at 9:15' .Observe tile hours anl j i can always get a desirable seat. I