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Wives. MOTHERS. DAuaHrras.

Wives. MOTHERS. DAuaHrRna
We reach hundreds Of men through the women Of
the family. Women superior to men when IL
comes TO shopping. Sensible men acknovlsdGe this
Wives. mothers and daughters invited to pron by
the msn's coupon.
ssssfsssssssffs
This Evenings Star Coupon and 25c entities the
to pair Of the soc suspsndsrs that
Pennsylvania avenue and windows Of leading mems
furnishing establishments.
8 8 & 8 { 8 & 8 8 8 8 $3.50 &
eYou will notice. too. that the Psresls and Madras
shirts now in the Palais Royal window. though
marked only s. cents identical to those usually
sold at u. 25 and 81. 80.
39c for choice Of the Knot and Four-n-haud scarfs
made to retail at so 90 and 75c.
Csc for $50 summer Silk scarfs. and 13c for the
Washable Msdras Scarfs
Let these hints tell you that Mems FurplshanRs al
every description at sale prices that daily
crowd the store with willing and eager purchaser
A Treat Fon MorHras
Combination lots Of Children's Goods All this
seasons styles The last Of best selling eoods soms
crushed by handling. others little soed by window
displsy-combin.tion lots comprising wondrous bar
gains.
39c Null Caps in the loo lot Csc Caps IN the Csc
lot. u SIX Caps in the 4Sc lot 81. SO Infants'
| Embroidered Slips IN the 79c lot
SOC for three pairs Of 25c Cardinal Hose In sses
| to Sk
re for Boys CSC to Csc Bicycle Hos. in sisss
| to TO-
81 25 Nainsoot Dresses for children to yesrs
are in the s5c lot
Let the above hints prompt mothers TO bring their
children Monday. BarRans here sufacient to make
list to I'LL two columns Of The Star.
The PALA1s ROYAL.
! 18TH ST AND PA AVE-
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There are. OTHER FURNITURE STORES
THAN OURS, and there are OTHER
PRICES THAN THOSE WE QUOTE, bat
there are NO FURNITURE STORES ANY.
WHERE In the LAND that can equal the
QUALITIES WE SELL at the PRICES WE
QUOTE
W. B. MOSES 4 SONS.
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.
River view.-Samuel ]. Pentz. lo:S5 m,
Bis and $50 pm.
Marshall Hall.-Charles Manchester al II
In. 245 and pm.
The River Queen at $50 pm
Bay Ridge.-Trains leave b. & o. statloB
at s:s5 am. and BIS pm.
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Chill REM CRY
FOR TcHER'a
CAST ORA.
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AMUsEMENTS ToNrCuT
EXCURSIONS TOMORROW

New National Theater-Summer comsd,
Observation-Disclosures Fruit"
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There goes Hewitt" said he "FJewi,,
has row with everything he tackles Hes
down on Croker now. Croker doesn't care,
o oaough, Srokers on top; Croker has an
Croker about an Office. Croker saws: Saw,
a eha you nave II last year? Do You want
me EARTH And that man lays down I'm
tne road Another man comes. He doesn't
get to see Croker at all. But he knows
what II means. He lays down In the road
too; Bourke Cochran Is another big Tam
manyite. But be amt like Croker. Croker
mas made million dollars somehow. Cock
ran Is rich, but he gets fees in his law
the country, but he doesn't look It."
He kept on this line for some time. and
| then he got back to Hewitt
said.
One man said this couldn't be- The New
Yorker was pretty sure of its accuracy.
until the dissenter said Brice was Sem
well It's a man named Brice" said the
large party. Same man. you know, who
wanted to run for Congress. and who
thought he ought to work up the fourth
| ward bit. He was educated in England and
Hewitt said: If you don't want TO ruin your
| chances you hadn't better go down In the
| fourth talking your 'cawnts' and your
| 'shawn'ts' 10 those people. They won't
have it.. Abram may be crank. but he's
Are you member of Tammany?" asked
I'm a New Yorker" ne replied. skino
| his head. "a democrat and an Irishmane
ali the symptoms. but not the disease
The new bath house here cost $4,000 or
| about $4,000 more than any otner bath
| house In Virginia ever cost. So much for
progress.
A physician who has been here twenty
| fve years says the water in these springs
| Is heated chemically-lime. pota ssium aud
| such products coming into contact with the
water Some people hold that the water is
heated by volcanic action. Whatever IL *
| II Is rather surprising TO stick yoar hand
| in pretty, cool-iooking, shady spring OF
clear water and find IL at a temperature or
| 100 degrees or more and no sign OF fire.
/ understand that once when there was
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SUMNER

DRADY HOUSE, ARKANSAS AVE
ID NUE.. convenient to Ocean, and Reading
depot. Good board, splendid rooms, broad
pla2zas, orchestra music. Terms moderate. Cir.
cular mailed, I. O, Box 207, Atlantic City, n. j..
JAMES BRADY. jci7.rrhAs
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TIE WoRLp,s FAIR,

a Hundred aud Fifty Thousand People ON
the Grounds ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF inter-
ost.
The Associated Press Daily Worlds Fair Special
CHICAGO, June 2l.-The atmosphere
at the White City to-day reminded one
strongly OF the steam room in the
Turkish bath. 1t had rained pretty
nearly all night, and this morning the
sun rose with scarcely a breath OF air
stirring. 1t was cool and pleasant along
tho shore OF tho lake, however,
and many sought comfort there. But
the heat did not seem to drive visitors
from the fair. People kept coming all
afternoon and evening, and with tho
visitors who came to see the electrical
display in the evening the total attend
ance for the day will not DO far from
10000.
The great Ferris wheel was dedicated
late this afternoon. II was the inten-
ton to have started it at 3 o'clock, but
it was $3.50 whom the signal was given
for the huge machine to start. The
Ferris wheel is to the Columbian Ex-
position what tho Eiael tower was to
the Paris Exposition Of 1889. 1t has
not yet become as widely known as
that sky piercing structure, but there
is no doubt that 1t will BIO In time. The
wheel with its passengers weighs l,2OO
tons and is 265 feet high.
The Russian section in tho woman's
building was opened for q private in
spection this morning, aud tomorrow
it will BIO thrown open to tho public,
Tho exhibit consists principally Of work
done by Russian peasants. Great skill
is shown inneodle work and embroidery
Of every variety.
The twenty-one children sent here by
a San Francisco newspaper Tor having
attained scholarships in California
schools were entertained At tho Callfor-
MIA building to-day. They were enter
tanned at lunch, after which they went
Sightseeing in THO Midway plalsanCe.
Germany's collective exhibits Of
wines in tho southern court Of tho horti-
cultural building was opened this after
noon. Herr Wermuth, tho imperial
German commissioner, and others made
addresses, and tho ceremony was en-
livoned by songs by the German Manner
choir.
Tho colossal statue OF Gladstone,
which was erected in London, and is the
work Of the Irish artist, Bruce Joy, has
boon reproduced by him in plaster for
tho Worlds Eair aud will 10 unveiled
Sunday, June %, in the banqueting
hall Of Donegal castle on tho Midway
plalaance. Mayor Harrison will preside
and Judge Moran will deliver an ora.
Tim
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Pittsburgh, Pa-Pittsburgh, o; Clevo.
land, 8. Earned runs, 2 zach, Errors,
/ and 8. Hits 0 and 10. Pitchers, Xii.
lon, Young and Cuppy. Umpire, vii.
son.
Observation-Disclosures Wash.
ington II. Errors, b and 8 hits II aud
IS; pitchers, NlCkory, Carsey and
Espori earned runs, 8 each umpire,
Lynch.
Boston-Boston, Il Brooklyn, 8,
Earned runs, . each. Errors, 3 and 4.
Hits, 7 and s. Pitchers, StiyetLs, Had.
dock and Lovott Umpire, Hurst
Baltimore, Md.--New York /, Balti.
more b. Earned runs, 1 aud 81 errors,
Now York A; hits, s and lOi pitchers,
Rusio aud McMahoni umpire, Nc.
Laughlin,
81. Louia-st. Louis o. Louisville G
Earned runs, 2 each errors, . and "
hits, : mud lOi pitchers, Gleason,
Rhodes and Stratton; umpire, Wators.
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MARrlN,s MERRY.
Haps and SIlshaps in the Thriving City
Across tho River.

Haps and MishRps In the Thriving City
Across tho River.
Much interest is taken in the Y. NJ.
G. A. relay race to be run between MI.
Pleasant and Martins Ferry next Mon
day night. Eleven men will take part,
each running u mile. Ono will run
from Mt. Pleasant to the first mile post,
deliver tho message to the second man
who will be waiting there aud he will
run to the second post, deliver it to the
third and so on, the race ending at the
corner OF Hanover and Fourth street.
A wagon will go out and distribute the
runners at their respective posts and
pick them up coming back. The race
will start about s o'clock in IN hour or
less and the names Of the participants
are us follows: George Springer, James
Sweeney, Homer Morris. Howard Smith,
Fred UP, Ed Smith, Thomas Mitchell,
Charles Wood, Sherman Selby, Alvin
Smith and @. 9. Smith. Several have
made a mile in eight minutes. Those
who take part in the race will BIO given u
reception in the association rooms after
the race,
Mr.. James Delaney, of the firm Of
Keher & Delaney, fruit growers and
%gardeners,l OF Don, was married last
evening at Z o'clock 10 Miss Mary +.
Leonard, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Leonard, OF Don, by Rev, ?. G,
Doepken, pastor OF the German Luth-
eran church, at his home in Woods
addition. After the ceremony the newly
married couple were driven TO the resi-
dence Of the brides parents, where an
excellent supper was served aud en-
joyed by forty or fifty friends.
Tho third annual commencement Of
ST. Mary's school was held at the Opera
house last night and was u great success.
The programme consisted OF marches,
solos, duets, quartetts, choruses, recita-
tons, dialogues, etc, and was highly
interesting. The house was crowded
and everybody was pleased with the
affair.
Past Master NJ. q. Mitchell and fam.
lily returned yesterday afternoon from
tho Worlds Fair, all highly pleased
with 1t, They were tho guests Of Mr..
George Brown, Of Harvey, forty MIN.
utes' rldo from Chicago.
Misses Allie and Carrie Hackman,
whose mother died last week, will make
their homo with their aunt, Mrs.
Hudgen, OF Allegheny, Pa
Paul Morrison Is attending com.
mcncement ut Gambler, where he
graduated two years ago.
"slowiast" Williams was taken to
ZanosvillO yesterday TO work out a fine
for stealing harness.
David Coss and Jamos Duff returned
yesterday from u ton days stay at Chi.
cage.
Row Father S. S. MOttingly 10 entor.
tanning Rev. Father Smith, Of Column
bus.
Harry George left last evening for
scio 10 attend commencement today.
DR.. w. H. Horvey has as his guest
Dr. John Horvoy, Of Cleveland.
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Ii. II. WARNER's FAILURE.
How tho Patent Medicine Kings Money
wont-AAscts and Liabilities.

low tho Patent Medicine Kings Money
wont-Asscts and Liabilities.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, June 2l.-Job L,
Hodges, assignee OF II. IL. Warner, GlOd
his schedule OF assets and liabilities to-
day, Tho total indebtedness ia shown
10 DO Sl,04B,360, OF which S023,027 ID
secured aud S303, BAL unsecured. OF the
secured liabilities, $4,000 is indebted
ness TO the II. II. Warner Company,
Limited. Tho contingent liabilities
amount TO S400 Jos. The nominal value
OF tho assets Is S2,573,022.
Tho inventory shows that the u.s.
signed estate includes 34,846 shares, the
par value Of which Is $50 pcr share, oil
Sl,7S2,2 $50, On account OF Warmers
financial difficulties and the depression
IN industrial stocks tho values arc moi
ratod. For three years those stocks
have paid 10 ppr cont premium per an
nun, No valuation Ia given in tho
schedule upon 100000 acres OF land ID
Durango, Mexico, II being unknown. II
consists Of grazing and timber land.
Tho scheaule states that tho assignee
holds Sll0,002 ~ OF MI. Yates notes
which have boon taken mp and paid by
him as M otfsot TO tho 9 5000 tatcn ~
and paid by MI. YAtcs, for which ht
brought an action some timo ago.
Tho inventory shows now some o.
Mr. Warmers money has gone. Ho IN.
vested Sl0l,244 % In tho GonessoO Golt
Mining Company, upwards Of S9S,O0O II
tho San Jose Mining aud Canal Com
pnnN $4,000 in tho sarono MininG
Company, Mexico, aud 1921 900 In tht
Horse Shoe Mining Company,
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsTEEs SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
BY virtue OF three deeds OF trust made by Will.
lam Hamilton and Lottie Hamilton, his wife, 70
cordedln the office OF tho Clerk Of the County
Court OF Ohio county, West, Virginia, IN Deed Of
Trust Book No, "a, page /, the second dated July
6. 1885. recorded In said clerks ONCE ~ Deed OF
Trust Book No. "a, page 69, the third dated Aug:
ust q, 1890, recorded In said clerks office In Deed
oiFTrust Book No. Al, page Q, l will sell at tho
north front door Of the Court House Of SAID
county, on
MONDAY, THE SD DAY OF JULY, 1909.
commencing at 10 o'clock q. M, tho following
described property, that Ia TO say:
Part Of lois numbered Three and Sixteen, In
First ward Of the City OF Wheeling, Ohio county,
West Virginia, that Is to say: SO much OF the lot
No. 3 in said subdivision as lies within the iol'
lowing boundaries, to wit; Beginning at the
southwest corner OF said lot running thence
northwardly with the west line thereof 50 feet,
more or loss, to the southerly line OF the road as
now used; thence with the southerly and west
erly line of tho road Us now used to where tho
same intcrsects with the south line OF said lot;
thence with said south line westerly TO the
Also, so much Of lot No. &c, In said sub.divL
sion as lies south OF u llne running parallel with
the south llno OF said lot, which II extended In
u stralght line will ~intorsect tho west liuo OF said
lot No 3 when tho southerly line OF the road as
now used intorsects said west line.
The title 10 said property Is bolleyedto be per.
feet, but selling as trustee. Will convey only
the title vested In mo by sald deeds oltruSt
as tho purchaser elects to pay nrcash on the day
OF sale, the balance In two equal installments at
one aud two years, notes bearing Interest from
the dry Of sale, 10 DO given for tho deferred pay.
made In full. W. j. W. C0WDEN, Trustee.
W. II. HALLER, Auctloneer. mySo
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"Reminiscences sALEs.
Real Estate In Wheeling and Elm Grove,
CharIes u. Moore { d
PUBLIC SALE

Charles II. Moore & Co,
Patrick D. Carroll and others.
In purSuRnce Of adecree made on the Sd day
Of une, 1898, by the Circuit Court for Ohio c0un'
" In the above entitled cause, the undersigned,
appointed special commissioner for the purpose,
SATURDAY, JULY s, 1893,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a m, at the north
front door o. the Court House Of Ohio conaly,
West Virginia, sell atPublic auction 70 thohlgh-
est aud best bidder the two pieces Of property
hereinafter described. that tstO say;
! ThS. PoEtlSa Of che lot Or portion Of ground
near the pointot intersection OF John street
lnoW sixteenth street, and South street, which.
lies west OF a foundation wall running itnm tho
John street line TO the line Of South street
roll on February Is, 1871, as Q marble shop tlpd
Salesroom, and bounded rs follows; Beginning
at tho p0tntot intersection OF John street noW
Sixteenth street, and South sfeet.tp- sqpAye
humber Eight (N In that part Of said cltyi
thence running eRstwardly along the line OF
John street NOW sixteenth Etreetl thiEty,pne(BO
feet 70 the center OF the foundation WalERboYe.
referred to; thence running along the eenter OF
OF Market street southwardlyto the llne ofsopth
street; thence Westwardlv along the line OF
South street TO the place Of beginning, together
with all and singular the appuFtenAneea and
heTedttaments thereunto belonging or u any
. Aoertain piece of land In tho town Of Elm
Grove, Ohio county, West Virginia, bounded -
follows: Beginning Ut . stake In the line OF Law
eTty Grier's lot aud at the southeast corner Of y.
NJ. Buffers lot: thence with said Buffers line
nOrthwestWRrdly one hundred and twenty C20f
feet to the sOuthwesterly side OF q stxieenFteet
alley or roadway; and with. said roadway north
thirly.four and three-lourlhs $50 degrees east
sixty t6Ol feet to q stake; thence running south
eastwaTdly and parallel with said Buffers line
and sixty feet ut right angles thereirom one hun
dred and eleven and one'hali Nll1O ieet TO-
stake In said Grler's linei thence With said
Grler's line 10 the beginning, II being known a.
lot number three 49, on the plat Of lots laid out
by Louisa Klmmins and John l. Klmmtns, her
husband, and Mary Klmmtus.
TERMS op sALE;-One'thiTd OF tho purchase
money aud as much more as the purchaser may
elect cash In hand, the residue In equal INSTALL
ments at nine and eighteen months respectively
from the day Of sale, the purchaser 70 give notes
for tho deferred installmehts OF purchase money,
with interest from the day OF sale, secured by. .
deed Of trust on tho property sold. with policies
oilnsuranoe against fire. on the buildings thereon,
to the satisiacti Of the said commission.
w. Y. HUBBARD.
Special Commissioner
W.. II. HALLER, Auctioneer.
thereby certify that bond and security has
been given us required by law by W. I. Hub
bard. the special Commissioner In the above en-
titled cause. JOHN W. MITCHELL,
jeS Clerk Circuit Court Ohio County.
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Tho grand specific for tho prevailing
malady Of tho ago, dyspepsia, liver
complaint, rheumatism, Co%stivonoss,
general debility, otc,, 10 Bacon's Celery
euro, This groat herbal tomb Btimu.
lntes thodigbstive organs, regulates tho
liver and restores tho system TO vlgor-
Gus health and energies. Samples FREQ,
Large packages Doc. Sold only BY Logan
Drug %. .
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headache promptly curod by
Bromo.SeltEOr--ttlal bottle 10 cts. 8
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prlvotp Hank Tnll,,

BurFAbo, N Y, June 2l.-Ii. O.
Tucker & o., private bankers, doing
buslnussi III the Chaplin block, closOdthUlr
doors this morning, No figures could
obtained tonight
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ST. UNCENT'S SCHOOL.
Cathedral Select School for Boys
has it's Commencement
VERY CREDITABLE EXERCISES

In tho Convent Hall last Evening,
Highly Appreciated by a Large
Audicnce-Names ofthose TO Whom
Premiums were Awarded-An Ad.
dress of Farewell to the Bishop by
QUO OF the Boys
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REMARKED by Il. q. Joiner, Of Allen
p. o., Hillsdalo county, Mich.i Moth.
ing gave my rheumatism such quick 70.
lioi as Or. Thomas EclOctric Oll-bo.
lievo II inialllblo for rhuumatics." paw
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
state Of West Virginia, County OF Ohio, S.; In
the Circuit Court OF said county.
Sarah Griffin and others

"
State Of West virginia, County OF Ohio, S.: In
the Circuit Court OF said county.
Sarah Griffin and others
Va In Chancery.
Stewart Milligan aud others.J
BY virtue ola dOcree entered In said Court in
the above entitled cause on the 28d day Of May.
1893, tho undersigned special commissioner VIII
sell at public auction, on what y known as the
William Milligan farm. two ind one'halt miles
southeast Of Roney's Point, IN ohio county,
West Virginia, on
MONDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF JULY, 1893,
commencing ut l0o'clock q. M, the following
described real estate, situated In the district OF
Trladolphla, Ohio county, West Virginia, and
adjoining lands OF James Orr and others, and
bounded as follows: Beginning at u black wal.
east 1853 poles TO q Spanish oak BY, q brunch;
thence south 700 east 100 poles 70 q black oak In
tho original line: thence south 26o cast 90 poles
10 u dogwood and ash thence north 1So westleQ
poles TO a white oak; thence north lS' west. %
poles TO o red Oasi thence north 960 west lA8
poles 10 q sugar tree; thence north b. west %
poles to the place Of beginning, and containing
one hundred and thirty.one acres. more or less.
TERMS OF sALE;-Oue.third OF tho purchase
money clBh In hand and as much moro as the
purchaser may elect to pRy, and the BALANCE In
two equal annual tnstallments o. one and two
years, wit Interest from day q sale. the pur-
chaser giving bis notes with good personal seoul
rity for tho deferred payments, interest on tho
second deferred lnstallment to DO paid annually.
Title 10 said property to DO retained until II II
paid for. W, N. DUNLAP
That bond with security as required. by law
and the decree OF said court has beengtven by
snid special commissioner Is hereby certified.
this Sth day OF June, 1893.
jeg JOHN w MITCHELL. Clerk.
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Harry George left last evening for
scio 10 attend commencement to-day.
DR.. W, Il Hcrvey has as his guest
DR., John Horvoy, Of Cleveland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-15

Tomorrow Nights Entertainment by the
Columbia Athletic Club.


Columbia Athletic Club.
The benefit Of the Columbia Athletic Club
which is to be given at the Academy of Music
tomorrow night, will present varied list of
entertainments, which will attract large audi
ence to the theater. An excellent number Of
musical features will divide the interest with
the athletic numbers. The exhibition will be-
gin promptly at o'clock and will consist Of
twenty-five numbers. The Washington Man.
dolin, Banjo and Guitar Club will lend its aid
and the Washington Saengerbund will render
1.-THE Lark, Finch and Nightingale" and Attend
hofer's Chorus a Capells," Abendfeier.
The other musical numbers are harp solo by
Miss Anita Cluss, who has delayed going on her
western trip to lend her services here. Through
DIR. E. S. Kimball Miss May Dram, one Of Bal
timore's most popular soprano soloists, will
sing Ocean, Thou Mighty Monster" from
"Oberon.''
MIR. Perry B. Turpin a tenor solo and Mrs.
Marguerite Nolan Martin will sing contralto
solo. Miss Bertha Lucas will entertain with the
violin, and the Waterbury brothers are to con-
tribute the musical novelties they have become
noted for.
The members who take part in the athletic
features are: Messrs W. NJ. Mooney, E. D.
Sewell, o. Ross, Royce Hough. o. Craig.
Howard Lea, F. Emmons, A. McElhone, g.
Medairy. J. R. Elder, J. NJ. Dashiell and Prof.
John Crossley. There will be fencing between
E. A. Harmon and S. E. Darby. and sparring
bouts between DR.. Emil Lindgren and NJ. 7.
Leary and Joseph Bateman and w. F. de
Saussure.
The performance will close with Hub Smith
and Howard Burr's "Cut Dat Watermelon"
which will be sung by Howard Burr. assisted
by H. W. Reed, E. W. Van Dyke, A. Rice, G. G.
Prescott and Frank Fields.
DIR. W. R. King will be stage director, and
the accompanies will be Profs. William Wal
decker and John P. Lawrence and Mr.. Edwin
H. Droop.