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SOUTH SIDE MESSENGER
OFFICIAL  PAPER, NASSAU  COUNTY
OFFICIAL PAPER, FREEPORT VILLAGE
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Vol 3, Number 46
Every Friday
FkEEPORT AND BELLMORE, N. Y., FRIDAY. JUNE 9, 1911
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$1.00 Yearly, Single Copy 5 Cents
Merrick
"Look not moamfally into tbe past;
it comes not bacit again. Wisely improvs tbe present;   it is
thine."
Services at tbe Chureb of tbe Re- deenner Snnday, Trinity, at 7:30 and 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Celebration of tbe Holy Commonion at tbe early ser¬ vice and Morning Prayer and sermon at the second serviee. The Sunday School meeta in the Parish House at lu a. m. Tfae Woman's Auxiliary will omit its meeting next week owing to the annual fair which will be in ses¬ sion on its regular day of meeting. The Junior Anxiiiary wlil meet as us¬ aal on Saturday at 2:30 p. m. The meeting of the Boys' League will be omitted next week. A cordial invi¬ tation is extended to all to enter into the service of this church.
The Merrick Tennis Club will hold an informal masked party as the open¬ ing social event of the season at its club house on Merrick Avenue on Sat¬ urday evening at eight-thirty.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Spear spent Sunday in Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bowne of Westchester visited with Mr. Bowne's mother, Mrs. W. H. Bowne, on Sun¬ day.
Mr. Chas. Welling, the eldest son of Mr, and Mr. W. Brenton Welling, is in a hospital in New York suiTering with a slow fever, tbe nature of which is not exactly known. Mrs. Welling is with her son while the rest of the family are staying here.
Complaint was made at the monthly meeting of the Merrick Hook and Lad¬ der Company of boys breaking the win¬ dows in the foundation of the building. We think that we have a fairly good set of boys in our village but evidently some of them need to be admonished to be more careful. When the mania comes on to destroy, let each begin on his own. The company voted to replace the broken glass and protect it with wire screening.
Wednesday is Flag Day. June 14th. On this day in 1777 Congress enacted: "That the flag of the 13 United States be 13 stripes, alternate red and white; that the Union be 13 stars, white in a blue field, representing a new con¬ stellation." The number of stripes was increased with the new states but restored to 13 and made unchangeable by act of Congress in 1818. In this same year it was aso enacted that upon the 4th of July following the admission of a new state a new Btar should be added. Up with your flag on Wednes¬ day I
The annual fair of the Church of the Redeemer will be held in the Parish House on Wednesday and Thursday of next week, afternoon and evening. All the usuals will be there in people and thinga The response to the ap* peal of the rector and vestry on the part of the village has been very grati- fiyng indeed. There has been a super¬ abundance of volunteers for service which speaks very well for the affect¬ ion of the people for their village church. Mrs. H. H. Cammann with her helpers will have charge of the fancy table, Mrs. P. R. Jennings-of the candy table, Mrs. K. P. Kent of the tea room, the Junior Auxiliary of the ice cream, the choir boys of the fish pond, the Men's Club of the shoot¬ ing gallery, Mias Gladys Curran of the lemonade well and the supper room where a superfine meal is served be¬ tween the hours of 6 and 8 botn nights under the charge of Mrs. L. B. Corlies. The cost of this supper will be 60 cents. Admission to the fair will be free.
Dr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Rossman of Ancram, N. Y., were gueats jof the Rev. Wm. H. Littebrandt at the Hotel Merrick over Wednesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rohlffs of Brook¬ lyn with their little son "Billie" have come to the Hotel Merrick, of which Mrs. Rohlff'a fatber. Mr. Peter G. Muller is proprietor, to remain until fall.
Boy Scouts
J. D. Kiefer has received appoint¬ ment aa Scout Master of No. 1*Troop of Freeport. There are at present six boys of Freeport who are members of the Scouts; these boys will go into camp as guests of Ocean Side troop on Tbarsday, Friday and Saturday of this week. June 8, 9 and 10. The camp will be at Flushing and will have over 500 Boy Scouts.
Work will be taken up at once by the Scout Master to organize the Free- port troop and an effort will be made to have as large a troop in Freeport as at present exists in our surrounding villages.
Roosevelt
Cottage Prayer meeting wil be held this evening at the heme of Mrs. Cor¬ nell on Main Street. These services have become very popular and are well attended.
During the storm during the early portion of the week Main Street from Wooas Avenue, north, almost to Whitehouse Avenue, was in a very bad condition.
The residents of the viiiage are requested to write a personal letter to F. W. Stevens, Chairman of tbe Pub¬ lic Service Commission, on the trolley matter. On the petition of Assessor Charles Whitehouse attempts will be made to force the New York and Long Island Traction Company to double track ^eir line from Freeport to Hempstead and carry the passengers from Garden City to Stop 72 in this village for a five cent fare. If the latter is carried through it will be great saving to the employees of Doubleday Page & Co. who reside here.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Roose¬ velt Board of Trade held another of the successful dances in tbe Board o. Trade Building on Wednesday even¬ ing. The members of the Auxiliary will hold these social gatherings regu¬ larly during the coming season.
On Tuesday and Wednesday of this week the scholars in the local school had their grade examinations and many passed them with credit to themselves and to their teachers. This examination is for promotions to take place at the beginning of the fall term. School will probably close on the 16th.
The Alpha boys wiil be on the job again next Wednesday at the annual parade and tournament of the Nassau County Volunteer Firemen's Associa¬ tion to be held at Lynbrook. Here's wishing you success.
Bellmore
Single copies of the Messenger can be had at William Wolfe's drug store and from Anderson Bloomer, dealer, at 5 cents per copy.
*''The newly organized R. A.  C.
Baseball Reports
Freeport
Unclaimed Letters
(Freeport Post Office) Unclaimed    letters 'are advertised
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The fans who went down to the base | ^e secured at Greenblatt's  news   store . ball grounds last Saturday   to  see  the l on Railroad Avenue  or  Kiefer's, Main   for the following at the Freeport Post news i game between Freeport and Woodmere  Street tf    | Office:
tf I saw one of the most exciting games of |    .j^^ ^„^„^, [—^f^^ church of the J     Brown, Mrs com- r   ^       1       ^"     "n^ ^^t   th    f"^^*'^"'"^"  will be held   in   the  Pariah posed of Merrick and Bellmore players I fhit i? had MineTiome^fn ^he%arly I "°"«« "* ^^^'^^ "P°" ^^^  afternoons
on   and
Don't forget to attend the moon¬ light sail tomorrow ni^ht, Saturday, to High Hill Beach given by tbe Bell¬ more Pleasure Club if you want to spend an enjoyable evening at jjhe sea¬ shore. Capt. John Haff's boat will leave Bellmore dock at eigbt o'clock. There will be dancing at "Bob" Will¬ marth's Pavilion at the beach. Tick¬ ets for the round trip are only 36 cents, which entitles the holder to the time of his life.
15. A fine supper will be served from 6 to 8 each even¬ ing at 50 cents.
THE FLIGHT OF PRINCESS IRIS. This is the title of one  of the  illus-
met the fast Manhattan A.^C. of Roet-1 afernoon; Umpire""Me"yrr' riiM "Tha't j ""^ «3"f' of Wednesday and Thurs-1 ville Centre on Saturday afternoon and ! the grounds were fit to play - .„ J day, June 14 and defeated^them in one of the fastest and ggnt the clubs to the field best played games on the Bellmore grounds this season by a score of 3-2. This new team is under the manage¬ ment of Harry Muller, Merrick, and is out for a record, meeting some of the best teams on the Island during the season. Games are played un Satur¬ day afternoons. The R. A. C. line-up on Satarday was aa follows: R. Rowe p, H. Smith c, A. Baldwin Ib^ H. Ape¬ ler 2b, B. C. Kuffer ss, H. Omes and S. Cheshire .Sb, P. Emeigh If, J. Mul¬ cahy cf, H. Muller rf. ¦
There were no runs scored until the third inning wh'n Seaman raced over the plate on H. Gerhold's two   bagger.
Dixon hit to short and was thrown out i(,„g ^^,34 ^j,, ^g presented here byjlil- at first ending the inning with the Ljred and Rouclere. It woudn't d^to locals one run in the lead. tell   how it's done for there   would be
Scanlan led the foarth for the  visit-1 ^^ g       jge ;„ gg^ing it; it will  not do ors with a safe hit and scoied on Pear-
D. P. Dudley & Co. McCullough, Mr. G. C. Nielsen, Albert O'Brien, Thomas J., Point Lookoat Woodhull, M. H.
Robt. G. Anderson, P. M. June 6, 1911.
to even tell the story or outline of the plot that follows its development. As a matter of fact we don't know how it is done and have the assuranf'e of the management that no other magician can duplicate it. It hasn't ever bieen presented in London or Paris yet but Maskelyne and Cook of Egyptian Hall,
Lynbrook
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E. Church will meet at the parsonage next Thuradav. June 15, at 2:30 p. m. All membera are requeated to be prea¬ ent and friends are cordially invited.
sail's drive to the bushes. Dollard and Mannish fiied out and Smitb was thrown out at firat. Here th^ enthus¬ iasm of the crowd was aroused for the score was tied.
^ The  visitors   scored   again   in   the fifth, Fawcett and   Seaman   each  get¬ ting a hit and  com error.    Dollard fanned ors retired with an runs.    Freeport did
half of the fifth inning. Neither did , ^^^ ^jj, delight and surprise the audi- they allow the visitors to score in the , ^n^e. It is but one of the many feat- sixth but they hit a gait in the sixth , ^^^^ ^f^^^^^ ^y Mildred and Rouclere, that drew the cheers from the crowd, i ^he monarch supreme of their art. H. Gerhold drew a base on balls. Dix-, professor BaWbery, the world's great- on was out on a pop fly to Fawcett,' ^gt magician, with Mildred & Rou- Cbeshire fouled to Scanlan, Moore and   dere
Schneider each soaked the ball for two \     Remember  the date, Tuesday.   June   »'::. irrt'cTub" baga, Gerhold scoring on Moore's drive,   jg  ^^ sig^ond Opera House '^°*°' "°"' ^'"^•
Moore came in   on   Schneider s drive : 	
and Schneider raced over  the Stein's drive for two  bases.
Sunday being Whitsunday, there was a large attendance at services in in Dhrist Church. The rector preabed at morning and evening services on tbe sabject which the day commemorates, "The Gift of the Holy Ghost."
pan  on j     Return of Jessie Mae Hall and   Tra-
Gardnerihern Stock Co., in that great   Western
met the ball but  Smith picked   it  out  drama,   "A   Minister's   Sweetheart."
The annual fair of the Church of the I of the air, retiring   tbe   locals  with a j orchestra  12   pieces.    Don't  miss it.
Redeemer   will be   held in the  Pariah ! rnn to the good.    Bolls scored a run in I Thursday, June 15, and   every   Thurs-
House at Merrick upon the  afternoons | the seventh for the visitors,   tying the i day evening all summer. It
and evening of Wednesday   and Thurs- i "core again.    Dollard led   the  visitors | 	
day,   June 14 and   15.    A fine  supper ' at the bat in the eighth and got in the j   Secure your tickets for the entertain- will be served from 6 to 8 each evening   way of one of Gardner's curves.    Man-1 ^^^t "Tbe Greatest Plague in  Life,"
ish fanned.    Pearsall was out on a fly j j^ ^e given   under  auapices  of  Alpha
at 50 centa.
The Bellmore Baae Ball Club will provide entertainment of a kind differ¬ ent from baae ball Saturday night, June 17, when they will give a dance at Firemen's Hall, Smithville South. A committee  composed  of James  A.
to right. Smith drove a safe one and Dollard scored. Fanucan fied to left j field. Here the visitors had one run I to the good. Smith led off for the I locals but died easy on a pop fly to \ Fawcett. Moore made a drive, stole ; second and came in on Schneider's crack for two bases. ° Stein and  Gard-
Council No. 11, D. of A., next Tues day evening. Tickets can be secured at Smith & Bedell's drug store, Kiefer's art store, Johnston's drug store; also from members of the Coun¬ cil. 	
Tbe Village Assessors have prepared
Stiles, Bdward Smith, Samuel Seaman,
August Umhauer and Emest Schneider I ner were out on infield hits and the | their Assessment Roll for the current will see to it that everything is run off {locals went to the field again with the! year; a copy thereof will be deposited in first class style. Good music, re-1 score tied. It was one, two, three | with the Village Clerk, at his office, freshments and other attractive feat- after the eiehth inning. Neither club 13-15 Railroad Ave., in such village, ures shoald make the affair attractive i could get in the necessary run to win ! on the twelfth day of June, 1911. tu those who wish to have a good time  and at tfae end of  the   twelfth   inning i where it may be seen and examined by
Mr. Meyer called the game on account I any person until   the  seventeenth  day .
of  darkness.    The   following   is   the ! of June, 1911, and on the  seventeenth  cates of measurers  of recognized clubs
and support the ball club. Admis¬ sion, 25 cents each person; tickets on sale in the busjness places in Bellmore and Smithville South and from club members.
An entertainment and pie social will be given by the Ladies' Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal Church at Board of Trade Hall Monday evening, June 19, at 8 o'clock.
Owing to the stormy weather of Wednesday afternoon the meeting of the Epworth League connected with the Methodist Church was postponed and will be held tomorrow (Saturday) evening at the home of Mias Mary Whitehouse on Whitehouse Avenue. A good attendance is desired as consid¬ erable matters of importance will be rought up at that time.
If yarn
a wkiia—yoa'l	
id**" avm gol iat* yoar kead.
Last Saturday afternoon the Ramb¬ ler A. C. of Beiimore met and defeated the Rockville Centre A. C. in one of the best played games of baaeball ever seen on the local diamond, the score being 2 to 3. The Rambler A. C. was organized only a few weeks ago, and is composed of young men of this vil¬ lage and Merrick. Next Saturday afternoon the same teams will meet again at Ocean Side.
Announcement of the organization ot the {tong Beach   Motnrboat and Yacht ~ was made on Sat-
Lawrence Yacht- engage act- veiy in the work of making the south shore of Long Island a racing center of widespread reputation, joining thus with surh effective organizations as the South Shore, Hempatead^ Bay, Keyatone, Unqua-Corinthian, * South Side, South Bav, Nassau and Cedar¬ hurst Yacht Club, and the Bay Shore ~ "" ¦ The club is having already conatructed a fine club house of stucco and red tile, after the prevail¬ ing manner of all of the Long Beach buildings, the same being located o.i the channel bulkhead a few hundred feet below the Long Island Railroad bridge. The first regatta will be held on Saturday, July 15th, and plans are being made for a memorable inaugura¬ tion of the club's first racing event, for which the principal trophy willl be a $600 cup, to be known as the South Shore Motor Boat Challenge trophy, which must be won three timea by the same boat for final ownership. In ad¬ dition to this trophy, however, tfaree prizes will be given provided tbat the entries exceed five. The ^vent in whicb this trophy figures will be for high speed automobile boats, under forty feet water line, and with a speed {of not less than twenty miles an hoar, i There will also be a race for Class B I boata of less than forty feet water I line, with horse power limited to sixty I horse   power.      Measurement   certifi-
Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Deubert had un enjoyable trip to Worcester, Mass., i another game if you can  possibly  get last week. |   own to the grounds.    It has   been
score by innings: jdayof June,   at  the  Village  Clerk's
Freeport 00100301000 0—5 i office, between the houra of one o'clock Wdmere 00012011000 0—5 j and six o'clock in   the  afternoon,' the
Batteries, l-reeport, Gardner and Assessors will meet for the purpose of Stein; Woodmere, Fawcett and Scan-{completing the Assessment Roil, and lan. Umpire, Mr. Meyer. Time of, of hearing and determining complaints game, 2 hrs., 26 min. in relation thereto, on  the  application
Freeport people are seeing some; of any person conceiving himself ag- base ball this year at the locul grounds,   greived thereby.
The opening game   went   ten   innings.     _ „     .    1 ~
and the game last Saturday went . Late Sunday afternoon, a big tour- twelve. It might have been going '"« car struck a carriage in which four yet if the umpire had not been com-' Persons were riding at a turn in the pelled to call it on account of dark-1 Merrick Road just east of Massapequa, ness. Mr. Reader, you better get in | breaking it to pieces. The party - line and attend the games. They are i *"® carriage certainly   worth  seeing.    Don't  miss
will be accepted. Entries should be sent to Lawrence Persy, Room 201, at 225 Fifth Avenue, New York City.
Jobn C. Barrie has had his residence, on Union Ave. removed to Carpenter Ave., and intends having a larger and more commodious cottage erected on the Union Ave. site.
The
the  carriage   were en route to Linden-
! hurst to attend the Pfingst celebration.
I     Mrs. Lena Koepple of Freeport. who
i was in the rear  seat of  the  carriage,
There waa a large attendance at the Calico Hop in the Lyceum Hall Mon* day night, Pfingat Montag, under aus¬ pices of Vereinigten Deutscben Gesell- schaft von Lynbrook. A pleasant time was enjoyed by all.
>¦ try to "oTtr-atTcrtiic yoar ttore for —yoa'U ba tbaakfal that lach a "crazy iTor lot iato yoar kead.
East Rockaway
The Board  of Trustees   have   pur¬ chased a road hone.
A barn dance will be held Saturday night under the aaspices of tfae Hose Company.
Cfaildrens Day wlil be' observed at Bethany Congregational ^Church Sun¬ day.
Mrs. Jennie Powell is^having a cot¬ tage erected, wfaicfa she will occupy.
The   examination  of  Fred  Naegle, „ „, a  _„       „„ , who was arrested sfaortly   before mid-
long since Freeport has had a good I ""» thrown across the road by the com-! night on Tuesday last, when he was A dance will be given by the Inde-' base ball club tbat it is not to be won-j P*'^'^' landing nearly 20 feet away. | caught behind the bar of the Xeller pendent Willing Workers in L. R. 1 dered at that the attendance at the j P« "" ^"^"^ ^ P*"' i*'^«"'i ^otel, about an hour after that hostel- Smith's Grove, Bellmore Avenue, next | games is not as large as it should be, I nattan, and taken to her home suffer- j ry had closed for the nigfat, was held Wedneaday evening, June 14. Ice but now that the management of the !'"8''om internal injuries. The other | before Justice Dan'el DeMott, of cream and cake will be for sale. i Freeport base ball club has shown that i members of the party  were  uninjured j Woodmere,   at   tfae  Lynbrook    court
  ! tfaey intend to give tfae Freeport  folks i«^5fP*'o''^''K/'.* ''.'¦"'^®«-     ,^   „       ^   I room.   Friday   afternoon.    After  the
A petition, aigned  by  about  50  of ^ the real atuff and   a   team   that  will | ..Tr "".'oTbile is owned by Mj-s. A. i testimony   had been   taken of the offi- our residents, commuters   and   patrona l^nish well up   toward   tfae   top.   it
' I Moller, of 2016 Concourae, the   Bronx.
uur reB u«MiB, ^""¦"'"'e"'   ana   pairona , ""— ".-••--   ", aeeVs  will   rkllv   to  "er chauffeur was driving. As the ma-!
of the Long Island Raiiroad   Company I "'Pe^ tnat tne villagers   will   rally   to ; veered to swine clear of *he par '
has been presented to  the  official^ of |  ^^rtSrenVoura'gemrt t'hat i's'^ece's* i nagS.Th^^ea'r^X^fs "lk"d°eV'anS"o :
the company asking them to move  the   °oys the encouragement that is  neces-1    ^ ' ehaffeur  turned   th«.   ' "i. "u   L'a "lI"  "'" :"~ •-—, ""'"'
depot to the site of the  freight  bouse^^ary to w.p the lead in the race for the , ^^^^ faard, but VefSfe^e S' glin | Jhtles Webt, O^n" Av^nraVal
cera who had caught Naegle, fae ex¬ pressed a desire to make a statement. He stated tfaat he is a florist by pro* fession,   and   that for the past tfaree
The regular monthly meeting of the Men's Club will be beld in the Parish House on Tuesday evening at 8:30.
Mr. Samuel Benner and family, hav¬ ing rented their horoe on Hempstead Boalevard, CarroUton Park, to a Mr. Morris of New York, are now in the city.
Mrs. Chas. Mecking. who underwent A operation two weeks ago, is still confined to ber bed at her bome.
The Fire Department will be well represented at tfae toarnament at .Lyn¬ brook Wedneaday.
The graduating exercises otfthe scfaool will be held Taesday evening, June 20. Special drills are being re¬ hearsed for the occasion.
A cement- walk has been laid in front of Bethany Congregational Church.
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to be used as a freight station and build a new and up-to-date prassenger depot, but whether the company will grant the wishes of the people remains to be seen. The Messenger spoke of thjs a few weeks ago, and we are glad to aee our people have taken steps toward getting what we should have.
The sermon subject for the morning service in the Bellmore Presbyterian Church will be "The Symmetrical Life." The evening service will be given over toCfaildren's Day exereises.
pennant.
Hempstead
,; control tfae colliaion occurred. j     Mrs.   Koepple waa picked up uncon 1 scious and aftef being attended by Dr.
florist.    That on the  nigfat in question
j he had been drinking considerably, so
that he was overcome from  the mme.
TL.r.^i..^v ..     ,.  o I bile, was removed to her home in Mer-
John Doty has the contract  for  ex- Lj^^ Road.. Freeport, in Mrs.   Moller's cavating   cellars for   24   cottages at l^m^^Q^jjie
Margaret Court. i '       ——
The    tfaree villagera
Amey, wfao was passing in an automo- < and  tfaat  he knew nothing of   faow he
propositions  wfaicfa  our |    1'fae marriage of Hazel, daugfater  of
voted   upon   at   tfae  recent i Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Thomas Braman,
election, that of $250,000 for a sewer-1 and A. Sidney Malcon»on, of tfaia   vil
age plant, $30,000  for   Fire   Depart-   " "	
ment  buildings and $8,000 for Village
came into the saloon until tfae follow¬ ing day wfaen he found himself in tbe county jail.
Mr. Xellier. the proprietor, stated that he had seen the man in his saloon the aame night shortly after ten o'clock but as be was ratber boisterous be had ordered faim to leave.   Wben be opened
Park, and wfaicfa faave been before   tfae
A good  program  consisting  of  solos,   Legislature for legalization, faave been recitations, driila   and   songs   by   the  signed  by   the   Governor.    The  bond
choir is being prepareo.
A special meeting of At'vance Hook, Ladder and Engine Co., No. 1, wiH be held at Fire Hall on Mondi^ evening, Juno 12, at 8 p. m. to arrange for transportation of truck and membera of the company to  the  toornament  to
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lawyers raised a question that tbe propositions sfaould faave stated tfae maximum and minimum-amounts, a technical point.
I U. Horaefield of Main Street, offers two prizes of $10 and $5 to boys for the best model of an airship and similar amounts to girla for the best dressed doll, competition being in con-' nection with the school exhibit at thej fair at Mineo]a;;next September. <
lage, junior part of the civil engineer¬ ing firm of Smith & Malcomson, will.... , ,. ^. . , ¦ be solemnized on Wedneaday, Jane 21,' Ir "loon at the requeat of the oflicera to be followed by a reception at the i f?**^^ ' T , ° ''!*" atocping behind home of the bride's parents, 161 Fenl- i J"®.. °."' ""^/^ated that he had been more St., Brooklyn.                                  I [oc'^ed in.    Mr.   Xeller   also   testified
  that Naegle   had   andoubtediy  gained
The Freeport Airdome, Open Air *'•• entrance by removing a wire screen Theatre, will open its fourth; season, from in front of a window leading into on Saturday,   June  10, 1911, under the \ the toilet in the rear of the saloon, and
that he bad t^^ removed one of the squares of glaaa in the window, and bad then inserted his hand and turned the latch on the window. Judge De Mott held Naegle to answer before tbe Grand Juryon a charge of burglary in the second degree.—Recorder.
same management as foftner years. Preparations have been niade to en¬ tertain a large crowd. (Jet to coming, then forget to stop. Price of admis¬ sion remains the same, adulta l()c, children 5c,   reserved  aeats  5c  extra.
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