The Rosary in Seven Reels Tomorrow at the Theatre
The Selig Company presents The Rosary in seven reels on the Vv. L. & EB program. Bruce Wilton loses his fortune and suspects his wife, but Father Kelly uncovers the truth and restores the home. Kathryn Williams leads a strong cast. matinee 3 PM, evening prices 10 16 20 cents.
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Selig Company
Edward E. Ross
Bruce Wilton
Vera
Father Kelly
Kathryn Williams
Kathryn
Selig
lSc
Speakers and caucus leaders shape Virginia legislature
The Senate and House named their leaders with George L. Browning withdrawing and Col. Robert F. Leedy nominating Harry R. Houston for speaker. Senator L Q. Wendenburg moved to defer a resolution as a committee investigates the matter for a Thursday caucus report.
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L. QO. Wendenburg
Richmond
House
Harry R. Houston
Elizabeth City
O. E. Jordan
Pulaski
John W. Williams
Giles
J. M. Johnson
Rockbridge
F. M. Newhouse
Orange
Robert F. Leedy
Luray
Mr. Houston
George L. Browning
Mr.Jordan
C.J. Meetae
Prince William
Why Kansas Has Lowest Death Rate
TOPEKA Kansas January 12 Kansas with a rate of 98 per 1000 has the lowest death rate of any state in the union. W J Deacon registrar of the Kansas vital statistics bureau says the reason is prudent living money to live right and the intelligence to read about conditions that shorten life and dodge them This is in response to a request from Samuel L Rogers director of the US Bureau of the Census for explanation of Kansas low rate.
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Union
W. J.deacon
Kansas Vital Statistics Bureau
Samuel L. Rogers
United States Bureau of the Census
Deacon
Kansas
Man Sentenced 20 Years in Maryland Prison
William Meyers, 33, attempted to assault Elizabeth Lowery, 13, near Corrigansville Maryland. Chief Judge A Hunter Boyd sentenced him to 20 years in the penitentiary in Cumberland after questioning him about his mother living in Seattle. Meyers waived a jury trial and refused counsel.
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William Meyers
Elizabeth Lowery
James Lowery
Corrigansville
A. Hunter Boyd
Cumberland
Boyd
Meyers
Li Ving
Seattle
Light Committee Seeks Ornamental Street Lighting Plan
Dr. Hunter H. McGuire, chairman of the city council light committee, mails a letter to The Star clarifying that the upcoming Chamber of Commerce meeting is not about municipal lighting. The committee aims to present an ornamental street lighting plan for Main Street and asks business leaders for input ahead of a full council report due within ten days.
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Hunter H. McGuire
City Council
the Star
Chamber of Commerce
Common Council
Main Street
Cork
Piccadilly
Winchester
Ridgeway Briefs: health improves and school reopens
Lt. Mary E. Cunningham remains at home near Ridgeway West Virginia. Mrs. C R Peery, ill for a week from ptomaine poisoning, is much improved and out of danger. The local public school has reopened after a one week holiday.
Dr Janney Speaks At Hopewell Meeting
In Clearbrook Virginia on January 12 the weekly Friends Society conference at Hopewell Meeting House attracted a strong audience. Dr O Edward Janney from Baltimore delivered excellent addresses on both days and the closing afternoon featured papers and discussions on peace. Magdalene Zinn hosted a small gathering Monday evening with games and refreshments. A surprise party for John W Jolliffe was held Friday night by local youths. Mrs William Whetzell visited Baltimore while Mrs Daniel W Lupton and her children visited Washington.
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Clearbrook
Society of Friends
Old Hopewell
O. Edward Janney
Baltimore
John W. Jolliffe
William Whetzell
Daniel W. Lupton
Washington
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Transac
Ted
Shenandoah Valley
Onal Bank
Green
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D’s South Main St
Jones’ Creamery
W. M. Fletcher
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
WM. G. Hardy
Farmers and Merchants National Bank of
Banking House
Keckley & Forsyth Wear
Faes
C. F. Keiter
Ridgeway Station
Harry Keiter
F-Keiter
Stockholders Meeting
Banking
Bryarly School
J. W. Baker
J. W. Baker, JR
Admi
W. E. Curry
Evansville, Inc
Foley
Messrs
Max Miller and
D. Kaufman
Balimore
Hotel Jack
Brice
Speaker of
the House
Organization of Senate
Senate
Geo. T. Rison
Danville
C. Harding Walker
Heathville
O. W. Hanger
J. B. Watkins
Rison
Senator Rison
Anti-Saloon League
Neal
Navy No
Reliance
Bill Parsons
Edw. E. Rose
Topeka
Kan
C. E. Cougill
Stephens City
John Anderson
Washington, Pa
Ho- Evans
Cc.w.weaver
THE
Commerce Chamber
Hunter H. M’guere
Ridgeway News Notes
S. H. Hable
Gray & Shebetz
Kou Pent
Our
United States
Farmers & Merchants Nat
DR. Janney
Hopewell
Magdalene Zinn
Evening Star Playerette Talking Machine
Columbia
Victor Records
Seal’s Music Store
East Piccadilly St
Macadam
C. I. Brumback
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