The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, January 06, 1914, Page 4, Image 4
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(Ehr Slattraatrr JJruiB 01K Al>l
-4??UU?U* ^ullJ1 In this the beginnlui
(8KMI-WEEKLY?) Year, The New8 exte,
JUANITA WW Editor to al1 the People of Lan
W. 8. HOUGH. . .Business Mgr. We want everybody to
- Is their paper and as v
WI.IHMKR8' ANNOUNCEMENT: to work for the advance
Published Tuesdays and town and county, we <
Krtt* T V Lancaster. 8. C., t j your co-open
by The Lancaster Publishing ' v m
Company, successors to The port. We have one of
Ledger, established 1852; The ties in the state. Our
Review, established 187*; The intelligent and patrioti
Ente.-prlse, established 1891. ,t ,g our purpose to ao
and entered as second-class , ,
matter Oct. 7, 1905, at the ke<1P her in the forefi
postofflce at Lancaster, S. C., most enlightened and ]
under Act of Congress of the counties. W'e ha\
March >. 1879 jn tjie pas^> as we
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: future, to hold up high
(In Advance.) be among the leaders
On? Year $1.50 mougm oi 111? couni
Six Months 75? Some of our utterance
1 matters at times may n<
TO SUBSCRIBERS. s?me ?f
Your subscription must be , , possible we w
paid up to and Including year
marked on your label. If paper please everybody, but
Is stopped look at your date and will not be to please,
you will probably find you are the truth. We will rei
behind one >ear. have said on more than
We cannot send each sub,
scriber a statement. Hook at that in our opinion i
Your L>abel. should strive to mould
, =r : ~ ~ ion. Hence it must inf
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS. 0I, nl, ,??.Rt|?ns ;irrc<.?,
If you don not receive your '
paper promptly we would appre- an" then tell them tin
elate it if you will notify us and it. Too many public
we will correct the mistake. contented with things ;
In the hurry of mailing out the have no decided opinion
paper names of subscribers are *
sometimes left off inadvertently. ters dimply drilt aloi
.?. ?? general run of affairs, f
TUESDAY, JANUARY ?. 11)14. time to take any deck
t ?????????? ??? fear the subscription
?Weather forecast for South affected. While we exp
Carolina: Partly cloudy Tuesday to advance the ,nterest
and Wednesday; warmer Wednesday . 4 ,
In west portion. have Put their money
_________ prise, this will be subon
_ . , . , .. , general good of the cou
Just one week from today the leg.
. as the present editor is
Islature will meet in annual session .. . ? ,
. the dollar and cents id<
and then what? ,. _ . .,
the first consideration.
The nights are getting shorter. vancemeat of t,lp Inter
"Why should not the electric light ouj" P^P f a ong progr.
hills do likewise? T?, the farm,a* lnft(
county, we expect to gh
__ . . ... ~ 77" .. , aid and encouragement,
We would like to see the capital . .. . . . ? ,
. . . . .. . . , . , to them chiefly, that a
of our state get that regional bank .
. . . ?... pations are indebted,
next to Rock Hill. . . .
This being our aim,
? ' t all the people of the <
You can not start the new year . _
. .. . ,. , m, county, to unite with i
better than to subscribe to The ...
.... . . . , to keep her so far alxeai
News, if you are not already a sub- .. .
counties in the state
scrlber. . . ... .
truly say, Lancaster I
You can't well afford to be with- EVERY >1 \N To TH
out your county paper. It will keep . ..
' . . . , . . . We heartly endrse
you posted twice a week as to what .. . .
. , , sentiment from The C!
Is going on in and out of the county. >., . . .
tele and ask a perusal
. "7 .. ,, ~ . . man, woman and child
The Anderson Mail wants to know ... ,, .
........ . . .. We all love Lancaster
why it is that in cold weather you , . ,
.... . ... . . do for the plat
think your house ir. the coldest in ,, ..
, at all tunes be animate
town. Because it may bj for a fact. ... , ,
timcnts expressed by
??as follows:
Mr. A. S. Douglass of Winnsboro, ,
, .? . ? The only way to hu
one of the oldest lawyers in the state. ,s for evervone to go
died yesterday. He served with gal- every- man to the whee
lantry during the late war. He was feelings of discord, if
an able lawyer and an upright man niony prevail and prosf
and citizen. ,ow- Ta,k about youi
about it, speak about
, ..... . your men at the head of
Would not this be an opportune ; . . , .. .
? fairs; choke the croal
time to organize that chamber of Krunil)ier8 and 8queich
commerce? There are several things Beautify the streets i
we must do for Lancaster this year, patronize Its merchants
so let's begin in time. sending outside for goor
enterprises always, anr
The Yorkville Enquirer, which is of some good wor
. .iii u quiet. Be a hustler ar
always enterprising, is now repub- # ? ? ? ,
lishing from the old files of that ?As R cU,zen of th,R (
paper the happenings in that county into priVate communic
before and shortly after the late Civil self this New Year mor
War. It makes very interesting a little inventory of j
reading. which you are a stockl
ness corporations ar?
It a bl* miMloualra Republic, and
ox.c&binBt member like John VV &nnci* in? work of flKurinx
maker can give his approval to the on shelve* and in boo
new Democratic tarlfT and currency balance on last year's
laws. It looks like the other bis _l!7V.1 K_ _V
~ 1 U? t'liy ui iuwii i? irt
business concerns of the country corporation in which y
ought to be satisfied. are stockholders, so I
_____________ taking an Inventory s<
We are republishing in this issue proPpr'y informed abc
two selections from The Fountain prove^t*"^
Inn Tribune, perhaps one of the "Make an Inventory
smallest sheets issued from any press nity's resources, ac
in South Carolina, but one of the an(' 'a'lurea 1913 ai
brightest and ably edited papers in Uwhat?hit "toA*y
the state. For some reason we have a year ago today?
missed getting several recent issues progress in business, p
and whejj the issue of January first monts- happiness, indi
. , . , . , . "What are its prr
came to our desk we were glad to get needfl? Enumerate tl
It- "What are its most
for 1914? Put them
Col. George Harvey, editor of The what you can do to pr<
North American Review, one time an Various social org
, . ?,,, well spend a portion
ardent admirer or Woodrow Wilson .? ,,
.. , nl(.pl)nK |n lnf. 1XPW 1
and who could not say too much In discussion of town ad
his praise, has now become very lay plans for the coml
pessimistic and Is now criticising the ' You J*?1?8*
,,, A _ , you would have It help
public acts of the President. The takp an lnterPst )n lt
Columbia Record attributes the and. In starting. It i?
Colonel's present frame of mind to a Arst of all you know
torpid liver, but the true cause Is
doubtless his close proximity to Wall The last issue of
street and the great money interests, paper. The Newberry
_______________ tains in its editorial
As a sample of Mississippi wit, the caption, "Time
State Senator Hobbs of that state, pointed paragraphs
immediately after his acquittal by a unmistakably that Its
JJury on a charge of soliciting a bribe, denly come to the rei
. the charge being made by Governor fact that he is growln
Brewer, wired the governor as fol
lows: "Thought you would be in- "Another place tha
terested. I was acquitted this morn- object to living in if
ing." The governor immediately re- thing In a name Is PI
plied, "I was interested. In fact I Lancaster county."?(
was surprised at the verdict, since mont. The place is
you confessed on the stand you pleasant and plain.
#icited a bribe." guarantee you a warn
THE LANCASTER NEWS, J A
Till: MEXICAN SITUATION*. HMD
K of the New There is 110 material change in the *
lids greetings Mexican situation. The Constitution- *
caster county, alists or rebels seem to be having it # # t
feel that this all their own way in the northern
re go forward part of the republic. It is yet un- ^outi
ement of both certain what the end will be. but it atf
jail upon you uow looks as if President Wilson's newH
itlon and sup- prediction will come true, and that too p
the best coun- Huerta will go to the wall. But of
people are as when this happens, It is not certain
c as any and that the successful revolutionists
all we can to can give a stable government to the A p,
rout with the storm.tossed republic. If they can't with
progressive of then it will be squarely up to the and
re endeavored United States, if the Monroe doctrine ,nK *
Jt to do in the 's to be preserved, to intervene and jnf? '
ideals and to bring order out of choase. But this ter t
in the public will mean a long protracted and as a
v and state bloody war. So President Wil?6n is man'
- Tl,
s upon public eminently right to make intervention cons|
ot accord with 8 'as* resort. servi
lr readers. If ? he r?
ould like to Tlie Columbia State says that The qM
our chief aim Hirpringham Ledger has received a ing t
but to speak letter from nn Ohio merchant who erty,
peat, what we had contemplated moving to Ala- ulonf
one occasion, bama in which he said, "We had Gf pv
a newspaper thought of locating in your state, but woul
I public opin- there are too many killings; so we
orm itself up- have decided to look elsewhere."
jg the people. Could -Commissioner of Immigration tv-fiv
e truth about Watson truthfully advise him to try publi
jojurnals are South Caroiiha? wher
us they are? have
s on anv mat- The Charlotte Observer announces ^
?g with the "upon the highest authority" that Mr. er d<
earing all the Charles W. Tillett. one of the most retai
led stand for distinguished lawyers of the Old
list may be ^?OI"fh State, residing in Charlotte, fon>
?ect the paper "Is n?l a candidate for any office ou has f
of those who earth." In these days of so much usual
In the enter- office-seeking, this is refreshing.
dinated to the peopl
nty. So long The Columbia State points out the Th
at the helm facl that the Democratic vote in the seng<
}a wni not pe primary election has increased from thoa!
but the ad- 1910 to 1912 from HO.OOO to 140.- JJJJJ
ests of all of ?00, or 30,000 in two years, and yet gu
?ssive lines. some people contend that the primary rule,
prests of the needs no regulations.
re all possible llclty
realizing it is I--~~~~~~~~~1 stock
ii SOCIAL NEWS Sup
tan (
we call upon buslt
ild Red Rose . be ei
The elegant reception given by Vn
us n s riving j^rs. jj. j perry, complimentary to rui0f,
d of the other Mrs. Leroy Springs, was one of the 1)(, 0j
that we can most enjoyable occasions of the sea- p(j j,
..eads." son- The Kuests were met at the to ^
door by Mrs. Chas. D. Jones and Mrs. j a
... j.,,,,* R, C. Brown, and were ushered into th
the parlor by Mrs. J. P. Hunter and m!
the following Mrs. John T. Green. Mesdames T. jp
heraw Chron. Y- Williams. E. T. Hodges, J. H. So
of it by every jjoldridge H R. Murchlson and Ira Ju;t
II. Jones stood with Mrs. Perry and
in our town. (jJO honor guest in the receiving line. or RU
and we could The hostess was unusually handsome or R(
e if we would i? ?'> elegant white crepe gown with tid
by the sen- Peftrl trimmings. Mrs. Springs was hftR .
... charming In an elaborate evening
1 he < liro.iicle gOWn nf pink brocade satin trimmed
with lace. Iler gracious and amiable no(i(.
lid up a town manners are making for Mrs. Springs r.(
md in hand hosts of friends and admirers in her pr s'(]
I Ranish ill ,H'W home. The parlor was tasteful- (
any; * let liar- ly decorated with crimson poinsetta. * lerity
will lol- After greeting the receiving ladies h
the cuests were served refreshing .. .
r (own. write frapj)t, ln the hall by Mrs j T
it. encourage WyMp and Mrs Frank Harper. Mrs.
municipal af- j ^ orPROry Invited the ladles Into ? .
ters, rur the i)lP sittinR room, where was served , V '
the scolders. a course with coffe. The Ruests <)>v
In ever>' way, then repaired to the dlninR room, p<>p.
. refrain from where the 'color scheme was green .
Is. favor home and white and were reRaled with . ,,r(M
1 If you can't cream, fruit and pound cake. The Tla"
d to say. keep ladies serving in the hall, sitting and "
id keep it up. dining rooms were handsomely at,
, # ' tired in evening gowns. About fifty j* "
guests partook of Mrs. Perry's hos- ,
community, go J|tnIIt p been
?n with your- worn
townta>in ' ,)''sPit<' the inclement weather ""j*
i.. i <l?ite a number of the young people nova
holder. Bust- met at thp home Gf Mr. Frank Harper wjj|
i deeply en- on Friday evening. where several tban
ning of every hours were pleasantly passed in pro- (
and palnstak- gresslve games, after which refresh- jn
up everything ments wree served. nntii
ks to strike a * # #
business and Mi88 Kllzabeth Clark of Heath ..lf t
welve months. Springs entertained Tuesday night in mP
illy a business honor of her guest, Miss Flonney tjmP
rou as citizens Sowell. Quite a number of young ^111
t is time for people enjoyed the evening. rpnt
n you may be ____________ ii
ly1 puiirtor(im~- i ,erk Hn't ***** you
The land sold by the clerk of court publ
of the commu- yesterday brought good prjces. In
complishments the case of Minnie Barton et al.,
id its possibili- plaintiffs, vs. P. B. Hynn and others, T
for 1914. 265 acres ln Cedar Creek township will
It did not have was bid oft by W. P. Robinson, at- deal
This may be tomey, for $2,850. Bill
lublle improve- 1 1" the case of R. F. L. Sims and curi
ustry. others, plaintiffs, vs. Roy J. Sims had
sent greatest an(i others, defendants, a tract of som
iPIh t 247 % acres in the Fork Hill section of t
essential needs the county was sold in four several inte
down a fid see tracts. 93 acres was bid In by Roy his
>mote them. J- Sims for $1,395. 101 acres 'by abo
*? 0 o ror n n u
anizations may ll- r- ,J- mm* n?r < i nu> n my>
of their first by I} K- Sims for $1,155. 77 Vi two
oar for such a ?<toh by W. U. Clyburn for $849.76. ate
vancement and 1,1 tbe c&se of tbe Lancaster Mer- dau
ng year. cantile Company vs. C. DeWitt Short, and
s community if tbe sheriff sold under execution of .
you; you must 21 1*3 acrea which was bid In by the the
and Its future plalntifT for $50. ned
i essential that erei
your town." Auctioneer \V. P. Htogner in His 4 8
Glory. real
that excellent The usual first Monday In January watl
nh?ArvAr rr.n- crowd was in town yesterday and all *'a8
Observer, con q{ thlnRH werft ^ from ^ au
columns under oraj hundred acres of land down to a
Flies," several $2.60 plug mule and Auctioneer W. 80ir
which Indicate ;P. Stognor was in his glory. He cried
editor has sud- i tJie from the court house ,>r..
. , I steps and then he descended to the
illzatlon or the B|(ie street and planted himself in the (
K old. midst of horses and mules galore; Rei
! from the sleek twelve hundred pound pro
i WP rnieht not five-year-old mule that brought $300 her
m gn 11 othe sore back plug 25 years old I)r.
there was any- thftt onjy brought $2.50. But the ser
easant Plain in bidders were a merry set and they In
Jreenville Pled- kept Stogner busy. But the strange had
all rltrht both Part ?' tbe wbole business is "W. P." the
' " ' ; kept his voice all the time, not being ond
t omc on, we the bit boarse at the end of the sur
t welcome. J day. Chi
NUARY 6, 1914.
banky
itain Inn Tribune.
ie public does not fully under- J |^S^| /fX T^.T V
I the why and wherefore of the I 110 1^1 ^
paper business. People who are ^
roud of ask a grocer for a pound *
igar will unblu8hingly ask a . v >. l
ipaper for something of more J 1 T*"t ~t ll ^
ie newspaper business Is unique. 1 ,
iiblisher enters Into contract ? \S"|i Al 1 ?| /| ^1
the United States government > J
secures a cheaper rate of mall- * C* /
ban a private individual can pro- | 1 1^* /
Armed with this cheaper mail- V <J w-* m J
privilege, the publisher can en- J mmm. m m. w*
he market and offer his services I
disseminator of Information, a ! E f 1^ I I J
jfhcturer of publicity. JJj V W * X J
te mfvicm ne tnus renders is or ? ^
0 have a sale of penlonal prop- >> ? -i?- ? ?
would write a notice to that [jy^aL ^
t and paste or tack It on a tree
?slde the highway. A number *
:ople would see the notice, these 4>k
d tell others, and the desired ]
t would he accomplished?af- J
fashion. But today the plant
n, and usually does, invest twen- I
e Cents or more in newspaper , . w . , , ohartlr i
city, and five thousand people we noiu a cnart^r^ i
that he intends having a sale, i e
perhaps one nundred' Would 1 he Olticers Of OUT
found it out by the old method, f >]
similar service, rbough in great- *< give the benefit8 of their i
gree, is sold to merchants. A '
ler of merchandise can, at a wuom wp w:su ft mo?t nros
small expense, keep his name J wnom we w isn a most pros
business almost constantly beseveral
thousand people. If he , Make OUR E
ipecial bargains or goods of un- J1
1 quality to offer, no other sysso
far (lulckly or
>ly carry this information to the v
e. | >!
Is ability to act as special mes- r 1 ^* "TW
jr from one merchant to several V I l"lj p
?and oosslble customers is what 1*1 A. AA^^ A XX Cj X x ^
>8 the publishing of newspapers IJ<
b,e- I ! -.p . a
bscription receipts do not. as a ' , Ur L.A..
pay for the blank paper and j *
ng of any publication. So that V <3. D. JONES, R. E. VT
n be truthfdily said that pub- ' _ .. . ' - '
is the newspaper man's sole v * Vl?a PW
In trade. By manufacturing V
city he makes his living and
iroflt. This publicity has a cerestablished
value to persons in ? - - ??
less, and the publisher cannot MONTANA GOES SOUTH.
ipeoted to give it free of charge.
>rious publications have various
as to what sort of stuft shall Battleship Sails For Pensacola Wit
larged for, and what sort print- Many Sailors.
ee. But the general system is Philadelphia, Jan. 4?The Unit?
large the regular rate for print- states battleship Montana sailc
inything that will be of value to from the Philadelphia navy yard t.
>erson wanting It printed. I day for Pensacola, Fla. In addltlo
le Tribune has followed this her own crew there were aboai
since its first issue. (400 sailor? from the battleship Idah
me persons have thought it un. who will be transferred to the battl
to charge church societies or ship Texas at Newport News,
lis for notices of entertainments The transport Hancock with a rei
ippers. But these same societies iment of marines, large quantities <
hools charge the public, and ammunition and other stores salU
?fore the publicity they desire early today for Culebra, P. R., pas
I hard dollar value. Where no |ng out the Delaware breakwater t
ssion is to be charged, no ar- night.
i to be sold, no collection taken, i
es are printed free. I What One Cow Did.
rds of thanks have been anoth-1 Mrs w p stognpr owns a gra(
iurce of misunderstanding The Deyon CQW wh,ch Rhe t.ommenc<
>n who desires to thank his thp las( wppk in Pebruar
ibors for certain kindnesses 3 and h result8 of wh
I write a letter to each of them. Qne dfd lfJ lntere8tlog ai
this would take considerable lll8tructive to COIl8,der. Besides fu
and cost somewhat for postage. nlshi thp fam? of fltfe NVlth m,
cheaper way is to Invest twenty- ?>r ,, h*t#AP ntlll n Sf,rvnilt V/?rh mi
puts in newspaper service. But r"7, ,V "VI 7. m"" i. ??
can anv reasonable being ex- ha,f Ka,,on of buttermilk daily. Mr
iiiio ^ |Stogner sold milk and buttei besid<
o^tiv thiu ncnor roooivoo amounting to $ 13up to New Year
equently this paper receives l , ,,, . . .. ,
,.Kh the mail notices or cards of claim this a recoi
ks, unaccompanied by payment. r"a
e have always been printed, and
itement of the cost sent to the MONEY TO LOAN.
>n who asked for publicity. But |
ost cases these statements have 1
lKnored, and the cost of the I am now prepared, as heretofor
: has been carried on the hooks ^ negotiate ldane^ofX$300 and u
1o88- . . , , ... . , wards on first mortgagfe on lmprov<
order to obviate this sort of an- T w
nee, in the future The Tribune cotton farm> in LancaAer county, <
not print notices or cards of lon^ time, repayable ^n^annual I
ks that are not accompanied by stallments at 7 per ceau tnterei
cash. No commission chargecfl Only
order to determine whether the small fee for furnishing abstract
e you want printed will he free title.
harged for, ask yourself this: R. E. WYl.IK,
his notice is printed, will it save Attorney-ot-Law.
annoyance? Will It save me __
? Will It save me expense? j
It benefit me In dollars and
it will do any of these things Ik #VVT/| ^
may depend <>n paying for its I a/ jA
llcatlon. mJ\3 f O CI
Mr. M. C. Billings I>ea<l. W
he older residents of the town >
learn with deep regret of the yvV* A It fIir?A?rrkr? 11
h of Mr. Moultrie Clinton \ I K If I Hr A I Kr A
ings, which sad event oc- Ul/lll 1 lLLi/l 1 lVLi ft'
ed in Camden. (where he
been taken for treatment The Beautiful Auto Truck 110V
e time ago) on the first day wju ^ given away on Jan. 31s
STAR THEATRE CUPONS
t5.oo IN gold will be gii
Ul niA j ram a^v; mino ??? i. t ? ? >rs,
who predeceased him about PHII n IVIVM
years since. The only Immedl- ^ ,LU Wli 1
relatives surviving him Is a little _
ghter, Margaret, four years old, l-fl f|?AT In
an only sister, Mrs. B. F. Ford m*.**
Abbeville. Oa. Mr. Billings was ... . ? ...
eldest son of the late Capt. Ken- We SflVP a Cupon with every
y g. Billings and his wife Kath- moth, neighbors and friends t
in Mayer Billings. He was about go that they Can give you the
years of age and was born and gverv ticket thev huv Whpn i
red In Lancaster. Moultrie, as he every iiCKei iney Duy. wnen
i familiarly known to his friends, thWll to OUT ticket Window and
i kind hearted anct generous to a Do this every time you get 50 <
It. His two younger brothers, will COUnt as 50 Coupons.
>ert and lilbson, preaeceasea mm
te years ago. "W"
Rirhar<1 D. Smart. Method int.
~y* On Jan. 30th make a package
,h"r0ttemJS:M D./" : bring them to the STAR THEi
minont Methodist minister, died full name ana address is on t
e today, after a protracted illness, counted and the boy Or girl h
Smart during a long period of the winner of the beautiful Ai
t'lee, had held various pastorates
Virginia and South Carolina, and The name of the winner will t
I hoen connected prominently with _i it. cp At> tui' atdp
I.lttle Rock, Memphis, St. Louis aiine lHfiAlKh.
I Ixjuisvllle conferences. He is r?^__ j .
vlved by Mrs. Smart, formerly of ?ring y01ir friien^ and Come
irleston, S. C., and five children. beautiful Auto TRUCK.
r* i .?
i
V
ixortTAthe U. S. Government: . >
' bank are always pleased to
exper/ience to our patrons, to J
perils and Happy New Year. * H
ank i'OUR Bank. J
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rational Bank I
NCASTER. J;
HJE, B. M. CROXTON,
eldest. Cashier. '
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SALE OF LAND
January 5, at I>anraster Court House.
ii I will offer for sale on Monday,
January 5th, at Lancaster, S. C., to
>d the highest bidder, all that piece or
!d parcel of land lying and being in the
^ County of Lantpstej* 1?hnte of South
d Carolina, BuforlL^Townspip, bounded
o, on the north by lands/of Burwell
e- Wright, west by A. T. Walters, south
by Willie McManus, east by W. M.
g- Estridge, containing i05 acres. In
of good community, good two horse
>d farm with 50 or 55 original
a- | forest, good pasture, 4 strings, good *,
o- well of water, 2 good ljouses, good
' barns.
I have moved to Kershfiw and want
; to sell for cash, purchaser paying for
le papers. [
,d D. A. KNIGHT, Kerlhaw, S. C.
v. i 27
at '
id CITATION.
r
'ok STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
a. j County of Lancaster.
ps By J. E. Stewnan, Judge of Probate.
' 8 Whereas, Mrs. L. A. Hlnson has
rd made suit to{to grant her letters
of administration or the estate and
? effects of Johnls. Hlnson, deceased.
These are merefore, to cite and
admonish all and singular the kindred
and credlto^g^oi the said deceaae
ed, that they be and appear before
' me. In the court of probate, to be
~~ held at Lancaster on Tuesday, January
13, 1913, next!after publication
>n thereof, at 11 o'cpck in the foren
noon, to show cawi if any they
[ have, why the said (administration
a should not be grantel.
Qf Given under my tfand, this 30th
day of December Annfo Domini 1913.
J. E. 9TEWMAN,
Probate Judge.
ind Girls
bTO^mUGlt^ONTEST
v on\ Exhibition a tTne Theatre
t to tW^hilcftwho collect^he most
/EN TO THEl MOTHER OF THE
ING THE TRUCK.
et Coupona
ticket you buy. Get yoor father,
o come to the STAR THEATRE
coupons which we give them with
you. have collected 50 coupon\bring
we will give you a receipt for them
coupons. Keep the receipts as they
?
ortant
of the heceipts and coupons and
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