Tug themselves to go back to their poor
Who started the "shelter" started the "shelter"
To become community leaders. The school, brought a small group of men
The real children of the nation have been helped upward at Hampton
Since 1878, when Captain R.H. Pratt, trial school at Hampton

AMUSEMENTS
"Under Cover" In a "corking" play,
used by the Price Players at the Academy this week. The audience
laugh, applaud, and enjoy every in and out of this bizarre mystery of
the pearl necklace. Catherine Proctor has instantly established herself as one
of the very best leading women seen here in years, and Richard Dix has
clinched his popularity in the difficult part of the suspected smuggler. It is
altogether a Capital production. Next Week comes Clyde Pitch's powerful drama, "The Woman in the Case,"
which offers great opportunities to Miss Proctor, Miss Leach, Mr. Price, and their
associates. This play, throbbing with dramatic intensity, was given last
only a fine night, some years ago, by
Blanche Walsh and Helen Ware, told it was talked about long afterward.
Meantime, "Under Cover" deserves a capacity week.
Musical Concert at the Academy.  The run of straight vaudeville will be broken for a brief interval at 1:30, the latter half of the week. Manager Hex is making memorable his opening of the summer season by bringing for an engagement of three days a "The Sunny Side of Broadway," a musical comedy production in five acts. 