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T daa9o what 70 Co with iz.fa, said thG old gentleman. Ezs AgCa fsofk, k8 a.gti study, spends haif 5Ae asy Gahin aa1 the otkee half lQefin aazshea the eHeekeE9 Hars fl tho I9e. don t suit him aa1 walks ai.d talks ii hia sleep. l t52a-aati seHeQ doctors to examine him. and t.lez ID F! s sea aboaf him. So .ge Jaz a@igea a5 the conclusion taat haas qHa of tAsse daeaed long haiFe3 gTniu5as tbas7s hailS 68 wri6a books and have monuments on tta installman5 plan a.hea they die a9 sfasFatioBi Atlanta C9AatitsfiaN
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 Slts' Ge E.is'fsyssi |.

jieH' would love aaid the olless and much the heaviest Of tha Snigsby girls, to sit en yoadeF snowy cloud nnd float acros5 the a2are empyreanl Nouidn' t Il bo daring experience 10 ride on Q oloud2
 Yes. said young Mr Mallow as lie locked at the elcud in question, tbut f'm sa1e you'd go thre8sh tt sllqi8ht -=Cle7aiana Plain Dealer
 BnGalo has 2 wonans civic eiub which interests itself in all matters per tainiag to the municipality.
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To tlle sopsa 9,ole.

Tho south polar expedition that hgs been under preparation for q consider able time by German and Austrian sci entists will Do commanded by ]. ven Payer twill be preceded by q preli1ni. nary expedition from Melbourne, which will start next summer, and spond the winter in Victoria Land Yon Payer will not accompany this, but will set out with the main expedition.
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They Needed Exaro.aa.

An old man 5 years of age and hia wife, 5 years younger. II an English 1f. stitution for tho aged. recently request. sd the authorities to let them have a tandem lieYcla as they felt tue need sf exercise-
 The Canary islands have peeuisas plant known as tho faantain tree, which contains reeeptaeie- fer tao collection og rain savaral gallons If sgatep ara offer, found in one of these natural pitchers
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0rs.a.llzad Women.

Eigh6 prominent s6eietY ladies ot sroaaeel Nasll., hane Incorporated the 8omea.s NoftH@est HsiaiuK and Invest. ment eompsn9s capitalized 1t %2, 2,0d0,- coo, aAd Will engage in Che mining business. gheg have obtained the serg. lae9 ct an zpels so report an the prop critics of tha company. Branch offices wlil he esta3llslled ia many large ities
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77''I 1fftcrlx Rad.

Yes spake they of the ono who had gone. .fa was utterly and hopeless Y bad His sfekedHess might have beeg forgiven had t been accompanied by any iedeening trait, but Ee had none. IEs eoeHlH' egan tell funny story '---
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HOW SHE WAS LEFT

A St. Louis Lady Tela Her stoFy.
 ST. LOUIS, MO. --ssF For over two years I have been troubled with malaria, kidney and liver disease and impure blood. In the winter I waa taken sick txith malaria and inflammation of the stomach. which left Taa weak, nervous and slee12less. be- gan taking Hood's sergaparilia and after using ten bottles, and also Hood'e Psfia ! can eat and aleep and a7a stronger
 MINNIE BLoTHVoGEI, 48t5 North 4esA fss. Hoods Pills ss eaaliars.s. .ls 9l..s Ps.ss l''
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ghas nuisa al.e xgo4I.l.

Many years age John BTonghsaa, Lester Hallaekt Artemas Wartl and oth- CTS used to meet after Gle play at MindhaHss's, in Park few Que night tth6 question, ..74' F iIsst fties the vorid?'
 arose, aed variuus opinions were ex
 pressed William ReHs Wallace, who Was present retired before long, and eorae lime latee ealiea Thomas J, Leigh from tk8 room and handed 10 him poe1a which he had inst written. Mir
 Leigh faad t aloud 10 the company, aud AIE 2Eoggham made a happy little speech of acknowledgement The thing Was entitled sH hat Rale1 tha " orIa. '
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I 0IT--In Pine Bfuff on the night of the e3d
 ae inst, some where between Railroad Shops and Slave Factory. cardboard box contain. ing letters addressed to ?. A Soderling, Ark. A liberal reward if return ed to the GaApH effce 6-24-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-08

The Merchant and Planters Bank is is ne, Y made comfortable means Of overhead electric fans.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-08
-asaisiag ae8eo, r5f asgs.. fSuasea.

The Uni9 ty Medical College ef Slew Orleans has determined to es5ah' lish ' tTainlag school fur negro wopan as narsea 4hs esieet is to supply well uailea nuns EEho will serve for mod crate pay 4Aa tsaiaed nufses who gre aow in hew GTieans ara not numerous encush Co Ineat the demand, and they are naId for thoiF services al rate which many people who need them cannot alQrA
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{ OST--0a June 2L on Sec nd avenue, | s-- Sit bill Finder will De rewarded If returned to the Graphic office or Geo. L.. Morris. 627 eft
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Hss9k hEN1. Handsome tN0-stofY cottage, No, 5i6 Olive St A. Holland. Sherifts office G-a9-dlw
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Fzs SPRAYED or Stolen From the MeCrary
 E4 place, a gray mule. with dark mane and tall about years old and Ii hands high. 4. liberal reward Will ae paid if returned to
 { 23 Gt CARE MEYER
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boTst stgJi3zl fl
TfeY say that nam is mic 1t.

aheY say thas man is laie htyi
 lie yz.a lsnd aIsst SCI, iia as1ei-ls [ mighty =asa}steg
 OlF leeH I.9tveas g.l=t s. Hus [ mi -f-t iz71' Iias9as a1ld stronger IIan fces5 i5#s ta555.ssz has 1#.=sleti. And the ha5.ss liaslt Eaelss thae.ldts 4s tfa hand ths.5 rules the ss4itl. .--zkkat9 1sGf3ise Is6aefts sa Critic.
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Iaa .I-sa Elars ..a I.Iaos.

Il1e slfst c&z run ca tho new electyit lina recently aRenea D Santa Barha3a Gal, MAS operated lY Q Woman, Miss Hattie E. fGuller sha was Sc success
 fal that aho t9ied t again and again aAa faalIy sail to the president of tho raad tdat { people did not stare SO she would rather Ae 3 neiaam#l than any taing else ia She world. He preaident aeeliea that no place @a5 open to her whenever she wanted to adopt that pro
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-08

FOR SALEz-Good mileh COW with young
 calf Fer terms apply 10 A. NlYEN. 24
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-08

L. OR SAEla--A good milch COW with young ! calf. Apply Mrs l.. Moore. 27 Ct
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-Four gentlemen boarders. tt " tI0 East 9th; with or without rooms.
 Mas. D 5. RAGGIN.
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E0RsALE, cheap Pony and Cole. perfectly gentle work double and single. Mrs. Geo Richards. 122t " Second.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-08

OsT--one small gold maltese cross pin. Aa Finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving same with l.. D. MITGHELL,
 6 T 6t Bluff City Lumber Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-08

XHYANTRD. White girs to work in laan- w dry. Germans preferred. Ameriean- EXeelsiOr Laundry Go. tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-08

4 CENTS WANTED War in Cuba, by EA Senor Quesanda, Cuban representative al Washington. Endorsed by Cuban patriots, In tremendous demand. A bonanza for agents. 0nly 8is0. Big book, big confes- siens. ny body wants the only endorsed, reliable book. Outfit free. Credit Viven. Freight paid. Drop al trash, and make S305 q month with War In Cuba. Address today. 4Ae National Book Concern, 352. 258 Dearborn street, Chicago. 42Sd1m
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fHE1AP
 ()L LUI1N. A/y~.a-.A:,, 2osxw yEyarAo
Advertise Your Wants.

FOR RENT-MY residence, No. 721 Sopth summer; also, my cottage at SnlphurSprings, which is partly furnished. For particulars, apply to Alexander Bros
 G6 a6t ]. [. ALEXANDER.
The times., 1897-08-29
ChinaWare and
housefurnishings dept
ready Wednesday.

Tuesday evening we shall have some
interesting values TO tell of-the opening
OF the chinaware, housefnrnishinGs' crock
err ana cutlery departments. We do not
expect to turn the world upsideGown,
but we shall reyolutionize this business
In this city TO some degree We nave
given over the entire basement OF one
of the 7th street stores and put in charge
one OF the cleyerest buyers TO De hau All
this country. We have rented an I'M
mense storage warehouse nearby SO that
an ins4ances where the taking OF large
lots is necessary 90 securing price con-
cessions we are prepared TO take Them
IL has teen left for Us to bring to this
CITY the largest shipment OF blue "iite
and gray enameled ware, and these 800
cases viii be put on sale "Wednesday
,,,,rrino al Drices which VIII be reve-
Iation TO the people OF this city, and
prove to tncm that no longer is it cheaper
10 buy tinware.
The times., 1897-08-29
NAVAL. CADETS AT DINNER.
Members of the Class of 'e9 Enjoy
Banquet.

II Banquet.
The Annapolis naval cadets of the class
OF 80 had a banquet at the Raleigh last
night before dispensing for their vacation.
IL was swell, full dress and exclusive, and
was very enjoyable in every way. The
young men are good looking and well man
nered after the manner of naval cadets.
Their unif orns fitted well and their
toasts We're well made. The menu was
well served. there was music, and there
were roses, snd thus In general every
thing was as 1t Should be.
The class OF 90 has just returned from
three months cruise. The boys went TO
Funchar, Madeira, and staid two weeks,
and have been cruising about In those
waters and in American waters ever since
the 9th OF June. They left Annapolis on
their return yesterday morning.
There were fortytwo at the banquet
last night, from Maine, California, Florida
and nearly all the other States. Mr.. J. K
Tausslg and Mr.. A. w. johnson, of the
class, are Washington boys.
The toasts last night were 1.-THE Class, y
by frank Pinckney Helm, jr.; 1.-The Alumni
OF 90" by Paul Baxter DUNCAN; 1.-THE
Ladies' by Edgar Brown Larimer; 1.-THE
Navy by Edward Blaine Fenner, and
Leave by Edgar Clifford Kalbfus.
Today there will be some sightseeing
here, and this evening most of the class
will disperse in various directions.
The times., 1897-08-29
A. c., second; AZ feet IA inches; ].
Herty, N. w. s. A. c., third, Al feet o 3-4

A. c., second; AZ feet 6 IA inches; j.
Herty, N. w. "A. c., third, Al feet 3-4
inches.
Pole vault-Won by J. l.. Hurlbut, jr,,
N. Y. A. c., with vault Of II feet
inch; o. B. Smith, Knickerbocker A. c.,
second, 10 feet 10 inches; G. t. Van
winkIe, N. Y. A. c., third, 10 feet 3
inches.
Throwing 16- pound hammer-Won by
John Flanagan, N. Y. A. c., with a throw
OF 14S feet inches; Charles Chadwick, N.
VA c., second, 141 feet inches: j James
S. Mitchell, Pastime A. c., third, 139 feet
inches.
Throwing the discus-Won by Charles
Hinneman, Chicago A. A, with throw
of lis feet inches; James S. Mitchell,
Pastime A. c., second, LOG feet IL
inches; j. Herty, New West Side A. c..
third, 102 feet = inches.
Throwing 56-pound weight-Won by
James s. Mitchell, Pastime A. c., 81 feet
2 inches; Charles Zimmerman, Chicago A. a..
second, 81 feet .2inches r. W. Edgren.
knickerbocker A. c., third, 80 feet 1
inch.
RIoad jump Won by f. B. Bloss, N. Y A.
c., with 2I feet 10 1-2 inches; j. F.
Bernett, East Boston A. a, second 81
feet 10 inches; N. H. Frieseil, Pittsburg
A. c., third, 81 feet 8 inches.
One mile relay race-Won by the New
YORK A. c. team, NJ. w Long, Henry s.
Lyons, Thomas L. Burke and b. j. Wcfers;
second, the Chicago A. A. team, X. B..
Barrett. J. Ii. Rush, ID. 81 Backson and
A. j. Townsend: third, the Knickerbocker
A. G. team, G. V. Lyons, 6. G.. Hollander,
j. p Bernard. and jerome Buck. Time,
1921 8.
This is one second better than the world's S
record. held by the Yale team. Wefers ran
the quarter IN 40 1-5 seconds.
The times., 1897-08-29
BARTENDER STREET HELD.
Broke His Wife's Jaw Last Week
But Injury Not Fatal.

John Street. the bartender arrested last
week for breaking his wife's jawbone.
at their home, corner Of Eleventh and f
streets, entered d plea Of not guilty when
arraigned before Judge Kimball in the po-
lice court yesterday, and was held in $500
bonds.
Acting Prosecuting A ttorney Baker moved
that the defendant be held under heavy
bond, awaiting the sitting Of the jury, on
account OF the gravity Of the assault Dr.
Watkins, of the Emergency Hospital, test-
fled that Mrs. Streets injury was very
severe, but that it would not result fatally
Mr.. Baker again addressed the court, say
ing that he wanted the bond fixed ar
$500 The wife, he claimed, is afraid
to testify, and says that her husband
threatened to kill her if she took the stand
against him
Judge KiInball, despite the plea of Streets
counsel, Major Darlington, for smaller
bond, complied with Mr.. Bakers sugges-
ton, and named $500 as proper amount.
The times., 1897-08-29
School supplies cheap.

We have laid in a lot OF School
Supplies, wnicn you VIII need for
the Cnnuren before Iney 20 back 10
the schooiroom. We are naming
prices which are so low as TO seem
fncredulous. JustnGte the savings.
one dozen Cedar Lead Pencils for
= cents.
Canvas back Composition Books,
with ~ pages-for 3 cents.
Medium and large-size Writing
Tablets-of good quality p6per-ior
q cents each.
Leather School Straps, for 4 cents.
a Combination CarryaIl-consist-
Ing OF companion, ruler and strap
which the stationery stores sell for
80 cents-for 19 cents.
Fancy Slate Pencils, , fer / cent.
z boxes OF Colored Crayon for
cent.
The times., 1897-08-29
any kind to the claimant by the commander

any kind to the claimant by the commander
in-chief.
Department commanders and colonels of
unattached commands are directed to for
ward, within thirty days, to these head
quarters a complete roster of their COM
mands, giving name, company, and regi-
ment in each case.
In order that there may be no mis-
take as to the eligibility Of candidates
for admission to our order, it is hereby
directed that upon receipt Of application
(by any and all commands) for member
ship, such application be forwarded TO
these headquarters, when it VIII be pre-
sented to the War Department with re-
quest for the military record OF such ap-
plicant thus avoidin any hance of
those gaining admission to our order not
entitled to the same. This Will cause
but little or no delay, as a reply can be
had within twenty-four hours.
Department commanders and colonels
of unattached commands VIII note on
their quarterly reports whatever OF gem
eral and special orders and circular letters
are received from these headquarters dur
ing the quarter, giving their numbers
The times., 1897-08-29
And the Drug store Lost Nothing.

Very pretty girl she was, and she was
so gracious that when she went into a
drug store and asked for the directory the
clerk was ready to give her anything the
store contained. She blushed when she asked
for the book, and, seeing that she had some
trouble in finding the number she wanted,
he volunteered mis- assistance. He found
The times., 1897-08-29

the address for her and copied 1t off on
q card.
I'm so much obliged to you," she said.
with rosy smile.
No trouble at an the clerk re-
sponded-
''oh, but know it is she answered.
But wouldn think of using the directory
without buying something. Give me two
2-cent stamps. Louisville Commercial
The times., 1897-08-29
Saved frem LockIaw.
TErAsus (LocxJAE) BAcILLus.

hardly get home. On his arrival he was given
some Brazilian Balm. which he worked thor
oughly into the wound. This stopped the
hemorrhage and caused it TO quickly heal He
was not kept from work single day. Strangely
enough another young man In the party cut his
foot with broken glass and in less than week
died from lockjaw. Mr.. Rheinhacd believed
the Balm saved his LIZ,
The times., 1897-08-29
4 Likely Story.

C1ergyman-My boy, do you know it's
wicked To fish on the Sabbath?
Youngster-l isn't fishing; I'm teaching
this ERE worm to swim Memphis Seimetar.
The times., 1897-08-29

The people will go to Baltimore Sunday,
August 20, via Pennsylvania Railroad
Tickets good on all trains; 81 round trip.
The times., 1897-08-29

Potter's best 5-quarter table oil
cloth, 10 90 for a DAY at
12Hc yard.
The times., 1897-08-29

Elegant wateTed moreen -32
inches wide-in black, brown, gray
and white-sells about town for
15c yard-special price
The times., 1897-08-29
1Oc yard.

Lot OF padded waist lining-gray
ON one side and black on the other
sold for zoe a yard recenuly-to
60 for
121ac yard.
The times., 1897-08-29

Mohair Hercules braid, 1-2
inches w1de-usually sold for l2c
yard-to go for &C yard Monday.
The times., 1897-08-29

Heavy twilled silesla In blackand
oolors-usually sold for sc yard
10 go for
&c yard.
The times., 1897-08-29
12Hc yard.

Yard-wide black and colored
fancy figured rustic skirt lining
wmicn is sold for 15c usualy-to
20 for
53Lc yard.
The times., 1897-08-29

Go to Congress Heights today and to-
night.
The times., 1897-08-29

See B. & o. bulletin, this paper, for popu-
lar excur sions. au27-3t-em
The times., 1897-08-29

2 cases of remnants or new fan
cy flannelette latest fall patterns,
which sell regularly for IOc-for
Sc ward.
The times., 1897-08-29

Combination stocking and glove
darner and needle case &c each,
instead Of &C each.
The times., 1897-08-29

Black, natural and colored all
linen elastic canvas for dress fac
ings-usually sold for 15c-Jo so
for
The times., 1897-08-29
VETERAN UNION ORDERS
Important Changes Made by
COmmander-iR Chief Street.
AIDES-DE-CAMP ON THE STAFF
Provisional Department of WASH
ington Discontinued and District
OF Columbia Commands VIII Re-
port TO Gen. Cannon in Baltimore.
New Divisions Constituted.

Commander-in-chief Il L. Street, of the
Union Veteran Union, has issued the fol-
lowing general orders, No. 2.
The times., 1897-08-29
sac yard.

2oinch black and gray best
quality OF French haircloth-39c
6ort-for
The times., 1897-08-29

loc Kid hair curriers' for Mon
day, &c dozen.
The times., 1897-08-29
Linen specials.

20 dozen l6-inch Linen Check
Doylies go on sale tomorrow for
21zc each.
lO-yard pieces OF Best Sanitary
Birdeye 90 on sale tomorrow for
29c piece.
bS-inch Red and Green Table
Linen, goes on sale tomorrow for
17c yard.
64-inch Heavy Bleached Damask-
goes on sale tomorrow for
4S cents.
The times., 1897-08-29
6Ac yard.

Full yard-wide Diamond bill cam
brIc, usual price, lOc-for
6Lc ward.
The times., 1897-08-29

lard-wide bleached cascade mus
I'm same as Androscoggin- for
5Z8c yard.
The times., 1897-08-29

AZ by 72-lnch nemst1tched bolster
cases Tor
% cents.
The times., 1897-08-29
$50 each.

63 by. .SO-lnch nemstitched ready
made nand-uorn and ironed sheets
lN on Tor
The times., 1897-08-29

loc Kirby beard black pins -
for a day &c.
The times., 1897-08-29
4Ac yard.

New dark-colored fancy outing
usual &c. sort-to go ior
The times., 1897-08-29
Domestic Specials.

A hundred pieces OF check apron
gInghaln, 10 go Monday at
2Z8c yard.
The times., 1897-08-29
Innings very cheap.

Midnight" fast black and gray
percaline-the l0c quality-for
61zc yard.
The times., 1897-08-29

Best French darning cotton, for
&c ball, instead OF &c.
The times., 1897-08-29
Notion specials.

lie yard.
The times., 1897-08-29

29c ward.
The times., 1897-08-29

Dexter's &c tidy cotton, for q
day, sc ball.
The times., 1897-08-29

&c cakes Of toilet soap, for a
day, 1c cake
The times., 1897-08-29
SO Wrappers to
go for 2oC.

Just to think OF a pretty figured
Hght-colOTed Lawn Mrapper-well
made ana Trimmed with Draid-sen-
ing for 20 cents. We tell you now
That Inete are tut 10 oil them, and
being 81 wrappers, they VIII go in
q hurry.
Evening star., 1897-01-16

for the Navy Department, objection In an
other quarter to Edward Bates for Attor-
ney General. and strong objection in sew
eral quarters to Montgomery Blair for
Postmaster General. Mr.. Lincoln REAR
ranged the slate several times in an effor.
to harmonize all factions, but his crowning
trouble at last was with Mr.. Seward, who,
not satisfied with the situation, withdrew
his acceptance Of the State Department
portfolio after Mr.. Lincoln reached Wush-
ington. A less resourceful man would have
been staggered by this. but Mr.. Lincoln,
giving his first exhibition of diplomacy,
brought Mr.. Seward around. An interest
ing question has ever since been asked.
who would have been the premier during
the war had Mr.. Seward stood out? Mr..
Chase?
General Garfield found cabinet making
difficult. He, like Mr.. Lincoln, had his
premier, as 1t were selected for him.
Everybody expected Mr.. Blaine to pe chose n.
1t was the Blaine influence which had led
the fight against General Grant at Chicago.
and in that way paved the way for General
Garf1elds nomination. Moreover. the two
men had served for years together in Con-
gress. and were on the most intimate per-
sonal terms. But the other places were
hieu ohiS ditcr NUMEROUS conferences ana
negotiations. Mr.. Allison declined the
treasury department., which New York,
then as now, wanted, but couldn't get, and
numbers of men were mentioned ard
pressed for this portfolio and that. General
Garfield was somewhat wanting In decision
and that encouraged the raids on him. 1t
has been asserted and is believed that he
changed his slate within forty-eight hours
of his Inauguration.
In comparison with these two Of his pre-
decessors, Mr.. Mckinley, 1t is to be seen.
is pretty well off. There are seven weeks
between him and Inauguration, and his
difficulties do not at all appear to be insur-
mountable. His party Is rich In good cabi-
net material There Is, as at all times,
strong factional feeling existing here and
there. which renders certain good men un-
available, but many others remain to him..
If II Is true, reported, that Mr.. Sherman,
and Governor Long. and Judge Con are
slated for places, the start Is an excellent
one. They are all men of recognized ability,
and two of them have already occupied
chairs at the cabinet table.
Curiosity now centers In the treasury
portfolio. VIII the taking of a middle state
man for the state department result in
sending the other place east? Or will both
of the leading departments be filled by men
from west of the Alleghenies? New York
has so wrought on the western imagination
on the money question that the whole of
the east seems to be under the ban so far
as the management of the finances of the
government is concerned. - ."
Evening star., 1897-01-16
ChfcagO's Remedy.

Hereafter the women of Chicago will
have 10 pay from g to s. for the privilege
OF wearing to places Of public amusement
hats that are high or wide enough TO OBJ
struct the view. The privilege may be
deemed by some to be worth the cost, In
Chicago, but the chances are that the city's
treasury will not be greatly enriched
through the new ordinance which seeks to
make theater-going a pleasure instead of
a nerve irritant and provocation of bad
temper The mighty hand of the law now
threatens. and IT is being shaken directly
at the heads of the Offenders who have
caused all the trouble and debate. the wo-
men who wear the hats. Chicago has
earned the thanks of the nation for thus
throwing itself courageously into the breach.