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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-05-22

Ir is about as difficult now to learn the whereabouts of the Ameri- can fleets as it was a week ago to ascetain the movements of the Spanish fleets. It's a game of hide and seek with Admiral Cervera do- ing the hiding and Schley and Sampson doing the seeking.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-05-22

pants in blue. And a great many on the other side his
 activity will rue Look out for him at Havana and in Cuba. too For unprepared, he certainly will pinch yon
 through anG through. Oh. Uncle Sam, our Uuele Sam. Lead on, lead on, until you lead your country
 to everlasting fame. Let your buge horn sound from early morn
 until late at night Never to stop or discontinue this fight Untll the other side cries and shows the fag
 of truce. Then, and then only, turn those yanquished
 Spaniards IOose,I
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-05-22
Household Linens.

62-inch Turkey Red Table Damask, 35c quality, for 27c.
 6o-inch silver bleached. Ger man table linen worth soc. this week 35c.
 Our soc bleached Irish table Linin for 35c.
 Linen towels, size 4ox18, this sale l5c.
 Extra large knotted, firing Dam- ask towels, worth 5 and JOG, for 25c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-05-22

MADRID is just now in a spasm ot joy over Admiral Ceveras reputed arrival at Santiago, but the Span iards' joy may be turned to sorrow and weeping in a few days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-05-22
AS TO CIRCULATION

The Daily GRAPHIC has nearly double the circulation of any other Pine BluH daily newspaper. and the Daily andi semi-Meekiy GRAPHIC have combined circulation larger than that of any other Pine Bluff daily or weekly newspaper. Advertisements accept ed on this guarantee
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-05-22

A BLOODY and decisive naval en- gagement may be expected this week. The meeting of the Ameti- can and Spanish fleets can only be asmatter of few days at most.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-05-22
Hosiery Items.

Ladies fast black seamless hose, Ioc quality, this sale 7Hc.
 Ladies fine Maco yarn, fast black seamless hose, our 35c quail ity fer 2sc.
 Our I5c childrens' rib hose, all slzes. this sale. 1oc pr.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-05-22

TIE First Regiment of Arkansas Volunteers will leave Little Rock Monday or Tuesday for Chicka- ma1ga to go into camp.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-05-22
Big Wash Goods Opportunity

We place on our front center table 38 pieces summer dress goods consisting of stock Lap pets, Kermiss Muslin, Organdies, Dimmities and Lawns I2 I-2c. Your choice this week LOG a yd.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-05-22
Organdies.

A few pieces very sheer im- ported organdies, dainty designs, worth 25c and 35c, this sale I5c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-05-22
Great Challie bargains.

II pieces all wool Challie,pretty colorings, neat designs, some with silk stripes. regular 50 and 6oc goods, to close, 23c,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-05-22

Ne have them already where tho
 got theaX. .. A.- And its 8 matter of time until they
 soft as wax. Then we raise our flag, the great
 and blue. .4ta. And credit us with winning anothef Then dear Uncle Sam you may
 grip or yalise, e4a+,s, And on the way back to the Stae0s'
 our pipe in peace. .. . While the others, on their retuth' a
 tale will tell ,.. VT, And before they face their rulsf "
 themselves in hell
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-05-22
Separate Skirts.

New line of ladies linen skirts, at $I25.
 White pique and Duck Skirts at SI.25.
 Small figured colored Duck Skirts at $I.oo,
 Big bargain in ladies mixed wool skirts, small checks, large bright plaids and fancy mixtures, cheap at $2.5o, this week SI.5o.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-05-22
Big Linen Scoop.

A manufacturer lot of fancy stripe dress linen, cheap at 25c, per yd., this sale I5c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-05-22
Marching Orde|

That is what we issue this week, to many useful attractive articles nes battaons of Dry Goods Notion Shoes Etc. The orders have been issued they have got front so go they must quick, march, Read carefully the here Given and you can not fail to come and particp oreat issue. :. .s .s s .A .ss es x e* es :.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-05-22

IF Schley is sly and Sampson is strong, we may yet Dewey that Spanish Cape Verde fleet.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-05-22
PINE BLUFF. ARK. MAY p. 1898

Entered at the Post-office at Pine Bluff. Ark. .assecond-classm mailmatter
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-05-22
Silk Specials.

Colored Indian Silks, small figures and stripes, two tone ef- fects, worth 75c, this week 45e a yard.
 24-inch black Indian silk worth 65c, for 48c,
 28-inch black Taheta Silk, cheap at $L25, for 89c.
 Black Satin Duchess, a beauty, for waists or skirts, can't be du- plicated for less than SI.25, this week 8oc.
 Our SIPS black Peau de Soie
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-05-22
Dress Goods Bargains.

38-inch all wool Serge, black and colors, worth 4oc, this sale 25c.
 Brilliantines for skirts, plain and small figures, worth 40 to soc, this sale 2oc.
 52-inch black Sicillian for skirts regular price 75c, this sale 58c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-05-22
Millinery Department.

Big special in trimmed hats for this week. Your choice of 26 trimmed hats, new shapes neat and stylishly trimmed, made up sell at $2.5o, s, $3.5o and S4, for SI.5o.
 DEWEY. This is the latest Sailor for ladies, see them at soc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-05-22
Crash Linen.

For skirts, a bargain, at I2Hc White Piques, new welts for T9c z5c and 85c Ladies shirt waists, this sale COG.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-05-22
 Linen Suits.

Another shipment, ladi' Blazer Suits, neat. stylish made, price $2.75.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-05-22
Shirt Waists.

Your choice of all our 6oc shirt waists for 35c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-05-22
Linen Skirts.

Just received for this sd of those stylish Linen trimmed wit buttons, a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-05-22

5 cases strap sandal hand turned, new styIs| and $2.z5. '''''''
 4 cases Ladies D1 Oxfords, pat tip, heel J' heel, ST pair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-30

Waller viii BE- provided with all the
advantages employed hr C0rdang. such
as wind nhiolds on The back Of his pac-
INK machines and besides VIII have
more ana better machines ana q team
~ che best raccmstDfa in America.
Frank Waller fret e1mo into promi-
nonce ua a bicycle rider IN the spring
OF 1902. when on diet of dourhnuts he
raised the worlds record for 20 hours
10 800 niles Eleven days later Walters
mark wna raised TO 3ij miles by Spoon
or at Chicago.
After another ian9o ~ n days shor-
land on london nr1ln broke the record
and rcFainc1 his title. Tor he was long
noted or the greatest distance rider In
England. and hold the 81 hour ana other
records. That was the only time the
track record Tor % hours was held In
America.
Methods or rncemnking o. well ne
machines wers different in those days
from what thcy now nro. Waller rode
part OF hlH record ride la 1929 unpaccd
aud on n horse track. spoouor was
single paced. His mileage st'il stands
ns tho rrt latest distance ever travelled
single paced Ia % hours waller has
rood speed and Htaylng powers in him
yct ANA stands an excellent chance 60
beat the present figures.
EDGAR l.. CARPENTER.
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Amateur Billiards.

The efforts Of the 4. 4. u. ln regard
90 namiug tournament Cor the pur.
pose of deciding tho amateur billiard
championship uf the United states have
met with ru1ccHs. Wnymhn q McCrcn-
- ~ g. Louis, Martin Mullen ~ Glove
land and Wilson y. FoHs ~ Nuw York
have entered uucpndlilonnliy The oth-
or member " the biz four G.. T.. Ellison
OK Chicago. ~ likely 10 compete. The
tournament VIII b. played ut tho
knlckcrhuCkor Athletic club. New York
city. beginning Fob. 10. 1859 Tho thoutor
Of this club win seat about MOO persons.
The style NJ gnmc 60 be- played D. the
original ~ Inch baik line. Zone shot In
anchor allowed. The best records are.
Single average. 100 In COO point game.
made by both Ives and schacfer. grand
average, % 3I-cs. made By schacfer.
high run. 800. made by schaefer. Ives
has runs of $50 ana is7 to his credit.
The general opinion concerning the
speed ~ The amateurs ~ that grand
average 90 ~ viii win the champion
ahip. Tho Rrmca are 90 be- In length
800 points. The idrn ~ allowing the
anchor n o. got moro speed. but ne
mono uf the big four can work tho trick
be who attempts Il n almost sure 20
cripple himself
The anchor" like the rail-" H.
barred by nut clans Professionals. but
the fact remains TINT only such play.
err ever mastered tho "rnii" while the
anchor 10 possible In IT, perfection TO
only ives ana sohnofer.
n Ellison does not start FOR the tour
namont N Fob. ~. McCrcery. Mullonand
Foss may each play twice. o. IN tho
case N the NlrnnuN- Schaefer- siuraon
tournament no Chicago In 1855. But tho
4. 4. u, officers ray that the handicap
~ Dec. f. likely 90 develop timber ur
10 recognition al nrHt class. IN which
event such man or men viii gct o.
chance o. start for the Rrcater event
For the handicap there are many posrl-
bio entries. and of these Smith ~ H.
Louis IL said 90 be- the strongest player
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World Cycling Championships.

Should plans now being considered
fur tho holding m the worlds thnW-
rlouHhip bicycle meet at Toronto ma
terinl.so tho most important ascent
bing' NJ racing men ever recorded In
the history of cycling viii De hrought
about In America next year purnr
August thr annual meeting ~ tho IN.
tornhtonai Cycliatf nHnoclntlon VIII b.
held nt Viouun. Tho governing com,
mittoe Of the organization o. known Co
be ltlunuiy IN favor N holdlns tho is'3
mret upon Canadian ground. and tho
Canadian Whgu'mona association NJ o.
recent meeting instructed itr secretary
nH O. delegate 10 tho coming meeting a.
Vienna Ia secure tho meet for Toronto
whatever clio he might foil IN.
~ tho result Of several conferences
between the wheolmcn of Buffalo and
Toronto the plan 10 20 have the worlds
meet follow the L.. 4. W. national meet
ne uunnio. from Thurrday 90 sntur-
day Inclusive. DURING the nrHt week In
August should the worlds meet un'n
tho following "wednesday and continue
the balance Of the week tha presence NJ
both meets " the best racing talent of
an countries Would b. assured,
The Hehemo 10 Indeed pregnant with
great possibilities IN tho racing limo
and n successfully carried out promises
10 result DO fortnight NJ wheel cone
tests loo THE country NJ ur greater Inn.
portnncc than any ever before arranged
Ia the history or cycling.
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New Play For Nethersole.

alirs Cuyur Fletcher has concluded
ncrotI1tlonH for the production OF %
spectacular play ln England. Tho title
OF The piece Is "YvoInl,' and the sole
rght 10 ~ production abroad and IN
this country has been acquired by Olga
NeihorTnlc. who viii make II feature OF
her repcriory noSt season The play %
said 10 Do ono OF extraordinary dra-
matte interest II in founded ON his
t0rical material derived from French
source ana In spectacular possibilities
b. said 20 eclipse me most elaborate pro-
auctions ever attempted IA this c0un.
try hy Fanny Davenport,
Miss Fletcher H. 90 Boz congratulated
on placing her play Ia the hands of an
artist liko Miss Nethoru1le, who by vlr-
tue OF her dramatic Kits aa well az her
wealth % able 10 present Il on scale
COMMENSURATE with lea requirements.
She Ia. moreover fortunate Ia nndinr
an actress % interpret the leading char
actcr who enthusiastically belleycs In
the sucoesa of thu play ANA la avowedly
Ia love with the part
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lea another very r0,rnt reason brings
/ thrfs men over bore. Paced races have
| been practically given up on the other
.io ~ che water. caD elaiiy IN England.
The public over thUfa understand that
[ iu rfflt inca rurH these races are not
I really contests between those who are
| supposed 30 be fho chief parties CON.
] cfgnal. but between the pacing teams
/ The spectacular feature De- one OF the
/ great reasons oi their popularity. 10 90
| but n question NJ t'mn. however. whom
] ihc very expensive teams now carried
I ty the largo organizations viii DO things
nj tine past.
one fact that viii probably haaten the
end ~ paced races c0nHidrrubly lH the
rmnll attendance on most Of tho biz
meets ana contests this season. 90
course the war hns affected the cycle
racing business aa much 90 it has any
other " not moro. f1r great many
of our volunteer soldiers were bicycle
riders and athletes
m former years the meets were m
rule conducted By amateur associations
and clubs. whereas this year there orc
several professional concerns which
have control or the riders races nnd
tracks. ny many % la predicted that
things viii come hnrk Co. The old basis
next season. while oihora arc OF the
opinion Tint the now way Of carrying
IN the business will continue and prove
succcanful after time and under more
favorable conditions
Amateur middle distance contests are
out NJ the question. mainly because ~
the cost OF this style ~ racing. Another
reason why this particular kind ~ race
VIII never be- popular with promoters ~
amateur contests De- Tho lack N promi-
hence N possible contestants Tho vie.
torinus amateur may only receive SO
prize. tho limit got by tho l.. a. W. reg.
uiationa. but the Dtcrmascfs have 90 he
paid and the winning mans helpers
expect extra compensation. which
makes the game very costly.
while the chief interest ia conferred In
the doinrn ~ the middle distance men.
the long distance riders are By no means
Idle. Just now they are especially nnx-
ipus 90 bring 90 America the worlds q
hour paced record. which now stands TO
the credit of the wonderful Dutch rider.
Maurice CordnuR who covered &c miles
and $40 yards In one day Tho record he
then created was previously held by
Constance Iiurot. the French champion.
whose figures were 5gi miles 1850 yards.
Frank waller. the Plying Dutchmnn."
VIII have the honor Of trying 90 capture
the coveted prize Tor America aud IL
training faithfully FOR his task.
The attempt viii BE- made NJ the
charles river park track az Boston
late In August cortnnR IN his ride ay-
cragcd 2m. is. Ia the mile. and Il 4
hoped 60 bring walters average time 10
I'm. les. two seconds lower for every
mile. THIS would give Waller 20 min.
distance ~ nine miles. which would
bring the figures up 20 e1s miles.
J There II a good deal OF difference o.
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WONDERFUL RECORDS MADE
By CRACK BICYCLE RIDERS.

Hflda record IN competition hcii by
cHarl hy ono entire mile and bls
ardH n addition.
Tnvi0rc. the French lad who ala such
wonderful work on n bicycle. iH only D.
years of axe. The records created hy
him are nii the moro remarkable from
the fact that they were made In clm-
petition. the rider having 90 piss around
hlg and little machines while Stocks
record was made In contest against
time whore he had the track 20 HIM.
self Moreover stockG hnd C0 PACE.
makers while Tayloro used only g. N
Tnyloro continues 90 Improve na h.
grows older keeps himself ln good trim
and nvuldR ovorlndulrcnec. hc win sure
~ be- phenomenon IN q Tow years.
over 20 middle distance contests have
been ridden this season. IN ~ the roe.
ords frii considerably it'iH interesting
90 note IN this connection thnt f0r i've
milos the record .H az an average glit
81 Inn. 49,. flr 30 miles I'm o. 7-5a. for
70 miles. im 20 2-iH.. Tor 20 miloa In
iGtH, ana tho Same Cor rs. 80 and tho
hour Tho i've milo average Of I'm. iga
n maintained for the hour OF n h Ike
~ 90 be- before tho season cioaoa would
land tho hour record at 1929 miles a
distance II nearly two miles over the
present mark.
Some years nro middle distance races
were not considered nt all exciting. aud
but fow people cared 60 witness such
events Nowadays the shoe 10 on tho
other foot. and the sprint races nre tho
ones that arc neglected. These middle
distance contests nH thcy arr conducted
nt present are very expensive affairs.
one of the reasons for this change In
popular favor IL the fact that up 20 six
months aEo we did not have 70 first class
follower Of pace IN this country. with
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New figures Are BGnO Created One Week 0OIU
TO Be Knocked Down Lie Next TaIIore'6
Wonderful Ride Frank Walter 10 TrU
For the TventU-FOur Hour Mark

/ In years 10 come the result NJ rice
may be- decided nr onn writer Inns apty
cxprcrsod a. By the Kind of graphite
used IN the respective machines.
Edpunfd Tayiprc. Jimmy Michael, Ed
die McDufnr and Tom Linton nro tho
bis four OF the middle distance rumo ~
1898 IN America, and their battles Tor
the records IN competition and against
time are the features Of the racing aca-
son. The championship lies between
these four. though which one will be the
victor u ia hard 10 say.
Young Tnyioros feat In breaking The
ono hour record AZ tho Willow Grove
track ne Philadelphia In his contest
with Tom Linton has been fertile
theme Tor comment among tho speed
merchants. only two weeks before the
rnco Tom Linton would predict no moro
than % miles IN 20 minutes. ana yet the
man whom Linton defeated by over 100
yards In "a 20 mule race continued and
covered - miles 300 yards In the even
hour. lowering the worlds record
against time previously held ny D. W
stocks of London BY 1910 yards and tn
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OF the breaking " rccorir thorc ~ no
end There IL apparently No limit 20
the speed Of the bicycle racing men NJ
the present day. Already during this
season about $50 mnfk1 have been love
cred. and the end II not yet In former
years the cutting NJ figures had hardly
begun AZ this period of tho season, nnd
riders ala not expect 10 create many
new record marks until the fail
with the improvements In tracks.
whccla. tires. and especially M the art
OF pacomaking, that have come about
this year, the racing contingent began
their smashing of the record slate very
early an'i have been hammoring nt u
ever since. Matters have rot 90 IN nne
point now that II " almost forogone
conclusion that tho rider with the bet
ter team Of pacomakcra viii win out.
provided. ~ course. no accident hap
pens. such az the breakdown OF ma
chine. Tho fastest professionals now
on the circuits have proved conclusive
~ that they can follow any pace that
II set them ana keep II up indefinitely.
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TO engage another actress In her stead
next season.
Massenct IL az work upon a new OPP
era 'Chatterton." The lihrotto has boon
adapted nom the master work OF Aired
de Nlgny By Edward nlau. The same
work was also used by Leoncavallo. but
his ongia WUs not very successful out.
fite ~ Milan.
Nell Burgess is going Into vaudeville
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-30

with hls patent horse race embodied in
a sketch
Martin Julian, manager Of Bob Fliz-
simmons win most season enter the
theatrical circle by rrvvlnr "rhe Multi
gan Guards null," with Edward Harri-
gan IN the cast FitgT.mmons VIII ap-
pear In one Of the acts.
Lillian nlanvelt win make her debut
In England at one Of Robert Newman's
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-30

opinion among experts aa TO whether
the "Flyug nutchman" can beat the
record made last September by tho
English putchman. but Waller Is con-
0dent N hls own ability 20 DO the trick
CariangH nuroa were made ON the
Crystal Palace track. near London.
which Is said TO be slower than the
Charles River park track.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-30
STORIES OF
THE STAGE

John y. HcnHhaw. who mado such o
hlt with his ITS n good thlngi push u
along" In "Thc Passing Show had
another phrase that promises 20 be-
come the legitimate successor o. that
famous expression. lionnhnw ~ In the
east Of Around Town" a review Of tho
theatrical rgBuun IN BOSTON quito lnto-
Iy he ana George Richards were on tho
stage tolllng "a number of war jokes that
dld not arouse the cuatomary laugh
llgnHhnw, ucoing that something was
the matter. spontaneously repeated the
point Ia one ~ Ms best Jokes. Richards
turned ana In an onhand way replied,
"oh, heard what you Haid" Tho nu-
dlence. nt this mlld sally. "tumbled."
nnd hearty laugh cnHucd. A. a result
ilcnshnw has worked tho expression in
60 the dialogue ~ the roylewat aH many
frequent intervals MS he brought the
good thing expression forward. and II
hl1 mover yet failed 90 got n laugh. In
deed tho report from Boston IN that
"oh. ! heard what you sald'' has been
taken up on the street. and It Is a by
word now.
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PEOPLE OF THE STAGE.

Nat e. Roth WIN manage Della Fox.
Mr.. Roth has not as yct been abl' 10 ind
a proper vehicle ior his star although
he has q commissioner abroad who Ia
looking for either comedy co., light
opera suitable Tor Miss Fox. Alr Roth
denies the report that Henry E. plNcy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-30

orchestral concerts at queens hall,
London ON oct "a. Aftorward she VIII
give some vocal rcultala at st. James
hall in the same city,
Violet ptnc, Cissy Fitzgerald's sis
ter, WIFI be imported from London to
play the title role In Rioes 1.-THE Ballet
Girl" next season.
Great men are coming 90 the front
every day during these troublous timos.
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and the latest Is U. g Grant, ~. ~
managet uf the little op'''
Ludlngton, IN. ,-,.-stsl ~
Anthony Hope has rollao, AR .
r. q. Rose In a comeas p, ~
olety called "a Man In Love ,.,. ,s,si
derived from any Of the ~" pf,nsha r,
Mlsa Mary Munchhom' an - q, ~
Is singing with great SUCCESS
and Dresden.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-30

thought II would BE- n good game g :
an tho free advertising I could ! r.
phoncd every Newspaper and ih1
the rest. Tor one snake was az
while hanging 10 tho Top of o lariis
Hut the other wasn't caught Or y
weeks. ana until that time not afti
the city would walk on the siisrAi
front OF the museum building
Even Chicago rises wrathfully--
the Infant phenomenon that % 90
ring coarse songA. II has been .lti
20 n little creature Of 4 years ~ =
been trained TO toll about 'afi ,
Jay" and "plnchlng hla wala =
chain" ana 20 represent dflns'i'..
This pitifui ana disgusting pefll'...,,l,
shows that a Gerry II Indeed n,sial
Chicago as much ns In New i9iA
Nearly a year ago rumors o. y, 4, y
mnrknhle achievements of Ml'. ~
OF the Grand opera. Parts were hH
cciycd IN this country. but u ~
I'm several months later, when Nl.
Grau paid a lying visit 20 NV
ana spoke Enthusiastically Of lht y
billtlos of her voice, that those w
verncd In an the doing IN %,
Of music began 10 speculate on "
turc of the Blfted young seanih'
soprano.
Nile. Ackte has only recently
pletcd her twentieth year ana
therefore the very finest years q
lifo before her II II altogether 9 y. :.
TINT az 20 her voice has th' bfealu
dcpth that Il viii have Eve or 81 -
hence " Il Ia well used. shs y.
from "a part Of the world when IA
duood Nilsson. Alma lohaifow' y
Arnoldson and other less lights
There n play Of Zolu's IN iAs ~ ~
York market that II being eyed y, y.
encouraglnrly by several mln ~,
but the difficulty seems 10 ~ 70 4,
woman Just adapted 20 the leal..s "A
The part IL that Of the l9l| ~
beautiful woman who has mao, s.',s-
fingo OF convenience and faia
atcly IN love with her sien.oh1,' -
That precious youth ooriIs ,y.. Y. N
Gates the ardent lndy'a fcniim,nN st
there arc some Hultry opl.V.,s, M
would blister the paint on . VI .
um nrch ard require the use " M
bestus curtain at the close oi ~ ~, III
lola IL figure Of interest," w d
owing TO his legal trouble ST., ~, n. 4
OF the Dreyfus AFFAIR ana uD MOI
his plays, the morbid 'Theis,s
has ever been done In Amerl.lS, n, .
The puzzle Is where 20 N"-
tress FOR the stepmothcr'