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Denies That 1t Ia subject to Proceedings
Under tho Bnnkrmptcy Inv.

william Cooper Prime, Of 1870 Broadway, at
torncy for the New York and WcsChcster Wafer
Company, filed yesterday in the United States
District Court an answer to the petition Of David
H. Morris and others to have the company ad
Judged an involuntary bankrupt. The answer
admits that the company is insolvrnt hut SAYS
that receivers are in possession and that the
value OF the property depends upon its right to
exercise its public franchises and the privilege
Of maintaining is plants as a going concern.
These rights would be sacrificed and destroyed
in bankruptcy, for sale or other disposition. The
answer also maintains that the court has no
jurisdiction under the act which states that Ger
tain corporations may be adludgcd hankrupts.
rs II Is not engaged in manufacturing. trading,
printing publishing nor in mercantile pursuits
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-31
Gen. Guy v. Henry's Funeral.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 80, Funeral services over
the remains OF Gen. Guy n. Henry were held
at st Johns Episcopal Church TO-DAY. Bishop
Satterlee and the Rev. Dir MAckay Smith. the
rector OF the church. oficiating. President
Mckinley. Secretaries Hay and Root AdJutant-
Gen. Corhin, Gen. FitzhuGh Lee and other
army officers occupied seats in the church.
Among the floral tributes was a wreath OF
the hresident The honorary pail hearcrs
were officials Of the War Department DstAch-
tillsry escorted the body to the Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery, whore the intermsnt took
placa.
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Movements of Warships.

WAsHTNGToN. Oct. 3O-Two Of the ships
recently assigned to the Philippines have
reached the first stopping point on their long
voyage. The Runboat Marietta arrived at
Punta Dclgado. Azores. on Saturday from
Norfolk. Va. and tho gunhoat Nashville
reached Gibraltar to-day from San Juan. Porto
Rico
The cruiser MArblehond, which will protect
American interests on the west side Of the
ISthmus Of Panama II tho Colon bian revou-
ton spreads. left San Diego, Cal. yesterday.
for Acapulco. Mexico. She will destroy a der"-
liot Of the Central American coast before
going to tie Isthmna
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Hospital Ship Relief and Transport Glenogle
Arrive at Manila.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 30.-Several cablegrams
received at the War Department from Gen.
Otis were made public this morning one re-
ports the arrival OF the hospital ship Relief at
Manila to-day The Relief sailed from San
Francisco Sep. 26 without military passengers
except tluar'ermast-r and Sergeant. 1t was
from the Relief that Lieut. Carmody disappeared
while at sea between Guam and Manila.
Another dispatch reports the arrival OF the
TRANSPORT Glcnog with 20 officers and rs men
Of the Thirty second Volunteers. Private
Edward Il. McCandoss, Of Company X, died on
the 2lst inst. OF septic portOnlti..
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Della Fox MAY Recover.

The condition Of Della Fox. the comic opera
singer. was so much improved last night that
her physician. DR. Herbert Constable, said he
thought there wnE now a fair chance OF her
recovery. Miss Fox is suffering from peri
tonitis that set in after a surgical operation.
and for the past two or three days her death
had been momentarily expected.
At . o'clock Dr. Constable gave out this bull
letin
Miss Fox is bettsr TO- nj Cht than at any time
during the past week. No change for the
Morse l. eXnected.'
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The training ship Monongahela was taken
out Of Dry Dock No, l, in the Navy Yard in
Brooklyn Yesterday. The tide swung her
against tho stone dock. and her bowsprit
smashed against a telegraph pole on shore.
Before two Navy Yard tugs could get her un-
der control she banged aga INST the stone sea
wall. She was finally landed at her berth
near the foot Of Main street. She was only
klightlY damhked.
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WAsHISGToN. Oct 30-The following tele-
gram regarding the trouble on the Mexican
border has been received at the War Depart
nent from Gen. Merriam at Denver. Col:
Capt. Wright. with half troop Ninth Cavalry
encampcd at Naco. on Mexican border Oct 26
reports consultation with Mexican officers
Further trouble not likely Saloons on MsXi-
can side responsible for disorder. Wright will
remain at Nacn. Instructed to allow no arm ed
men 70 cross Mexican line in either direction,
arrestinG and disarming II they psrsist."
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Died at the wedding Feast.

ELIZABETH. n. j., Oct. 30. Richard Sheridan.
an aged resident. died suddenly yesterday
noon while seated at feast he had arranged
in honor Of his nephew Patrick Sheridan. and
his bride When the dinner hour was an
nOunced the old man escorted III" bride and
her young husband to the dningroom. 4 few
moments later his head fell forward the
guests SpranG from the table and found that
the old man was dead
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-31

Detective Van Delft, Of the East Thirty NTH
street station told Magistrate O.msted in
Norkvi,le court ycstoriny TINT there was an
Organized band az rIckUO"keIE onerating in
the Third aven IL suTtac" cars, combining them
solves almost entirely TO picking the pockets
Of the conductors. The detective Hrraigned
Walter i-rklrs0n on the charge OF rnuhinG
Conductor John DwTcr on MS car Tho
Lris"qer had nothing TO say and was held In
S.Ol nm for trinl.
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Comma Ter Lsutze of the n oHtsr~y Ordered
Home.

WASHINGTON Oct. 30.-Orders were issued
by the Navy Department to-day detaching
Commander L. II. e. Leutze from the COM
mand of the monitor Monterey and directing
him to proceed home. when he will be placed
the Monterey to Manila. He will be succeeded
by Commander G. C. Cornwell. tho present
commander Of the gunboat Petrol. also In the
Philippines.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-31
Railway Mail Clerks to Have a. opp0r.
tunity to Vote.

WAsHINGToN. Dot. 30-In view Of the in
terest tak"n in the approaching elections the
Postmaster General has directed Supsrinten-
dent OF the Railway Mail Service White to re-
issue the order OF 1891 in regard TO railway
mail clerks voting. Chiaf clerks Of divisions
arc directed to arrange that all clerks ire
spsctive Of party affiliations. wishing to vote
shall DO accommodated. II it is possible with
out interfering with the proper distribution Of
tkA ala
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Set Dogs on the Detective.

I''4nsiye Farrell OF the Hamilton avenue
',''"n IN Brooklyn arrested Rosie Schwartz
~ summit street last night. on "A charge Of
80 lsUrdery person. As he was leading
t. '. nNay Mrs. lda GO,dStein. who lives in tbs
w.. 3.use' act two large dogs on him and he
crr, ',ei on NE eft leg The wound was
V""' "''del by Police Surgeon Ford
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20" puify OF the SiNty-ninth Regiment has
a. C,. ~ Hts' a new adIutAnt. in the person OF
"'en'he Temple Emmett who served in the
H. lsG,hlh Volunteers as Lieutenant during
ca 'f"HiHh Am"fiedn War He succeeds
ov"n \. bdN .d-un to whom has been
ssy.,t,LL' ~" 'aItS.aGy oil Company o of the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-31

Boston. Oct 30,-George ". Arthur. a
broker. OF l1S Huntington avanue. has a ed a
petition in bankruptcy. His liabilities ared
Si234lS and his assets $3.50 The Leach
estate Of PHILADELPHIA is the principal creditor.
having claim for S25OOOO.
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Battleship Kentucky Ready for the Build
er's Trial.

WASHINGTON Oct. 3O.-The Navy Depart
ment has beer notified that the battIesh0 Ken
lucky will leave Newport News. Va. to- m orrow
for spin outside the Virginia Capes. .rrepara-
tory to her official trial. This preliminary run
is known a. a builders trial. and il made ny
the contractors to ascertain whether the ves-
sci " in every respect ready for her test by the
Government Board. on whose report will de-
pend her acceptance by the Navy department.
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Mrs. Coles. Request to Newport.

NEWPORT. II. l.. Oct. 3o.-Thc City Council
resolved to-day to accept tbs, proposition
of William p Sheffield. trustee OF the
Newport estate OF the late Elizabeth
L. Coles o. New York. regarding settle-
mrnt 1t provides 'or the sale Of the property.
the proceeds. with 100000. % go to IA" city for
III" estallis hment Of a profess3rshp in the
New port Industrial School aud tn" balance of
tn" b.Guest amounting to $4,000 to 90 to
the New ork heirs The matter will now 60
To tho surname Court for hpprovnl.
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hRWE tcID ~ Docr ms vEsrIBrLE

Lam" Wan Raised the Bottle and Said
'H"r" Goes" When the Door Opened.
Az ing man with crutch made enough
nos IN the yeStibule A. 272 West Thirty fourth
t'''' last night to bring out DR. Hacket who
"'"'t there. As the doctor opened the door the
nm With III" crutrh said. Here Go-s. and put
a. +" his lirs. Tae doctor knock ell II out
. NJ N4HiS; hut hall its contents had been
~ ,""d II contained carbOlir acid. Tho
E"IER man was taken to Roosevelt Hospital.
- "iN r''k't was card haAring the name.
-rlH d. tl.Iiln. 81 GreAn street. New Ha-
w. nnn-- He is mn-ikelN 70 renoYer-
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Farmer K.tre Acquitted of Murder.

PATERSON, " j.. oct so Jury in the Court
Of Quarter Sessions this afternoon ed
Carrot katge. young farmer. Of the murder
o. John DeIoung. boy KntGe was out
when he came upon DeIoung and other BOYS
He discharged his revolver and the bail killed
DeIoung instantly. katge gave himself up.
HIS defence was that he did 10: moan to shoot
Del Dung and intenhed to fire in the air.
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Qat, Becau,. of Texas. Antitrust L,v

''-TrN, Tex. Oct 3O.--The Germania In
t"rAnce Company Of New Orleans has with
Drawn from business in Texas. Its liabilities
Thl Obligations are assumed by the American
,,.HIr5n'e Company OF New York The com
j',g Va. NOT give its reason for this action but
- - ,LH-i stood that it, officers are afraid of
w. .lNsuc anti-trust law which becomes elIec-
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To he Launched with Russian Ceremonies.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct 3O.-Contrary TO the ex-
pectations and arrangements OF the Cramps.
the Russian cruiser Nariag which will be
launched to- morrow will be sent into the water
with ceremonies similar to those usual in
Russia This will be done in accordance with
orders sent here by the Russian Minister OF
Marine. Two priests OF the Greek Church
from New York will conduct the ceremony.
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SHARON. Ia. oct. 3O.-The Chicago express
on the PttSburg and Western Railroad was
NV CASTE 'hIs morning The entire train left
the rails the locomotive was overturned and
Fireman George Holiday Of Bennett. Pa. was
instantly killed.. lr.iue"r George Cups OF
Mars, Pa. WAS thrown thirtv-hvG feet out Of
the engine. an! probably mortav Injured.
BaEGaE 'mastrr l. T.. Aieugrr was seriously
hurt. \ numher Of passengers were slightly
hurt by being thrown from their seats.
drnse fog overhrrg The truck and the engineer
failed To- sss the oueu switch,
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Robbed on n Trolley Car.

While Frank Ernest OF 10. Monroe street
BROOKLYN. stood last night on tho rear platform
OF Broadway trolley car. he felt Juggling at
his watch chain. When he put his hand to his
waistc0nt he discovered that his watch and
chain had neon STOLEN.
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lace curtain on the top floor Of Charles
Broadway Rouss's fve-story residence AT 632
Fifth avenue caught Are from gns Jet last
night. An alarm was turned in. bur tn. SER
wants eNtinCushed the flames with trning
loss before tho engines arrived. There was no
panio in the house
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-17
rnH OLD WAY.
| s. -st-ff1rt : -
o. Treating Dyspepsia Esd Indigestion
BY Directing Dangerous and
Useless One.

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-17
MEETING 4 !
BRIBERY CRY.
Union Men Will Expose
Democrats if Talk is
Continued.

Efforts are being mads by prominent
Democrats to have the Governor offer a
large reward for iaforma alton that money
was used to secure votes for United States
Senstoras the recent session Of the Leg
islature
The Union men say that II the reportrs
Of bribery ore kept up they will make some
Interesting disclosures affecting Democrats
In high positions.
One report has 1t that prominent Dem.
ocratic member OF the Legislature went to
State Chairman Alice, Of the Union Re-
publican Committed and while under tne
influence OF liquor told him OF various
Democratic plans and schemea
The State authorities are busy 1nvesd-
eating the rumors OF bribery. State Sem
ator Meredith, Of Kent County was mere
to-day aud had o talk with deputy At
torney General Cooper. 1t Is said that
shor ly offer midnight Mr.. Meredith was
visited at his home about ten miles away
from Dover. by Wilmington Democrat,
and warned that attempts were being
-, a. -. 49, An. \. ,,a
eai'n - s0lu u n"~o iop'i0u '""v NJ Va.
not think that more than one Democrat
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fne popE's HEALTH !,

Conflicting Rsports 1sgardin9 ehs
Pontin's PHYSICAL Condition.
Londoa, March 1.-THE Msms esrrs-
spondent Of The Daily News says: 1.-THE
worst symptom Of the pope's condition
is extreme weakness, which 10 respoA-
sible for the slow healing Of the wound.
The bandsses were only removed yes
terday. Moreover. his holiness obsti.
nately refuses to take complete rest
from the Affairs Of state, and his doctors
have been compelled to promise him
that be may attend the ceremony in the
Sistins Chapel on April II in honor of
st. Leo.
The Rome correspondent Of The Daily
Telegraph says: II learn from an I'M
improbable source that there is no hope
Of effecting a real cure, as the pope's
wound refuses to heal. There Is every
fear of blood poisoning, and the
strength Of his holiness is entirely main
tanned by cognac and marsha. 1t il
feared that the pope may die in a faint
ing fit, especially as he habitually sleeps
on his back, which produces danger
GUS condition Of things. His attend
ants are obliged to turn him over fire.
quently. 1t will be miracle IL he sur.
wives another three months"
Rome, March 17.-Professor Mazzoni
and DR.. Lapponi, the pope's physicians,
deny all the alarmist rumors that have
been put in circulation regarding the
condition Of his holiness. They declare
that the wound made by the recent oper-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-17
NORWEdlANS VS.. SWEDHS.

Members or the storthinR Sn NIB swsd.
ish Crown Prince Gusraf.
Christiana. March 17.-Sixty Leftist
members Of the storthing, the legisla-
tive assembly Of Norway, have declined
an invitation to dine with the Swedish
crown prince Gustaf, who 10 acting as
regent of Sweden and Norway during
the absence Of King Oscar II. who Is in
southern France. seeking to recuperate
his health.
The refusal Of the Norwegian legisla-
turs to. accept the hospitality Of the re-
gent Is doubly significant, a. emphasize
Ing the resentment provoked in Norway
by . recent saying Of the crown prince
In public meeting In Stockholm that
he would net object to lead the Swedes
against the headstrong Norwegians In a
resort to arms to settle the quarrel be-
tween the two countries, and a. the most
striking indication of open snmity to
Sweden which a. been shown In Chris
tiana of late.
A few nights age. while the crown
prince was returning from the military
club In Christiana, he met q crowd Of
people, who hsoted him and pslted him
with snowballs. The Norwegian papers
condemned the demonstration, describ-
Ing It a In any event a purely personal
incident. But the refusal Of the mem
bers Of the strothins to dine with the re-
gent has wider bearings, and Is In the
nature Of political protest against the
continuance Of the union with Sweden.
In spite Of the action of the sterling
last winter In legalizing the adoption Of
the separate Norwegian nag, An over
whslnias majority Of the people Of Nor
way bitterly opposes TIE existing re-
CLINE. OF late. in both Norway and
Sweden. there has been an omineus In
crease Of military and naval forces.
with clearly one object In view-to sup
port, II necessary. by arms all claims
which may lead to an entire separation
Of the tive countries.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-17
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE.


Patrick Kelley, an attendant at the Del.
awar State Hospital for the Insane, at
Fnrnhurst, by his nerve aid courage, has
been cured Of blood poisoning which re-
suited fiom the bite of q mailman.
Several weeks ago Kelly was endeavor-
ing to quiet II dangerous prisoner named
Collins, who bit him on the right hand.
The teeth of tho man sank deep into the
baud. which bled pro.usly. 1t was nee
cessary to choke Collins in order to release
Kelly's hand.
DR.. Hnnker, the superintendent, dressed
the wounded hand by cautsrizing it. In
few days, however, the hand became
swollen and painful. Blood poisoning had
set in and all efforts to prevent the dis
ease from spreading were unavailing.
The physicians stated that the hand would
have to be amputated. Kelley refused to
undergo an operation and consulted DR..
Hammond, assistant superin tendsnt, who
said that no would make an attempt to
save the hand.
Kelley hand was ripped in three places
the skin laid back and the poisonous
matter removed. No ether or other mar
ootlo could be used. Later the wound
broke out again and a second time Kelly's
hand was ripped opon aud the wound
cleaned.
The prospects at the Delaware Iron
Works are Frightening, the men are being
paid better wages than they were former
~ receiving. This is done to secure help
as many will not return unless they can
realiAe an amount equal to that paid them
at the places thsy arc now employed in
Wilmington.
Besides this those engaged In the fishing
business will cut of II supply Of men who
might otherwise be on gagged to work at tho
works OF the firm In this city.
The Rev. Frank Connolly OF Ashland
and tho Rev, Father Hugo of the Sacred
Heart Churchof Wilmington were in this
ely yesterday as the guests OF the Rev.
Edward l.. Brady Of st. Peters X. {.
Church,
Arrangements were completed for the
Rev. Father Brady to preach at tn. forty
hours devotional exercises at the Sacred
Heart Church on Sunday night next
John Atkinson has secured position Nc
att9odent at tho Delaware State Hospital
Tor til, Insane at Faruhurst to succeed
james Doris, resigned. The latter will
probably enter tie car service again.
quitting i.arty was given on Wednes-
day evening lt tho home of Mrs Bennett
+. Larnas!cr About thirty pers ons took
rnr'. a S.pper was served.
\ ilrewe.i reception was given William
II. Whito'ock proprietor OF the Gilpin
House yesterday afternoon by parties
from Wilmington. The affair was under
the direction Of Anton Hauber and George
Joseph Spoerl. About thirty persons were
in the party An orchestra furni shed tho
music. Dancing and oaks walk was
INDUCED in, Mr.. WhItelocL served au ee-
CANT supper to his friends. The proprietor
OF the ho3tory will remove to Wilmington
mex wrsk and will return 10 private life
taking up lie resident at No. 209 Wcst
seventh street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-17
Down The State.

A calf with its heart on the outside Of
Its skin was born at Keuton.
Burglars got $50 from the safe Of DR..
Frank L. Grier at Camden.
Camden Democrats elected As council
man A. P. Hinsley; assessor, ]. L. Carrow,
treasurer, WilliamL. Stubs.
B The Iron steamer Delaware has arrived
at Milford, and will begin her trips to and
from Philadelphia with passengers on
April8
John ". Ratcliff has been awarded the
contract to build q 10000 brick house
for G. H. Draper, on Causey Avenue MIL
ford.
Milsord's City Council broke deadlock
and elected John Ward, formerly Phila-
delphia policeman. to be Chief Of Police.
Il. II. Cooper has been appointed Con-
stable for the Eighth district of Kent coun.
ty and the Levy Court has fixed the price
for prisoners board at twenty cents day.
The residents of Laurel had scare yes
terday as they feared the town would be
destroyed by fire. The home of Charles
Hastings. to the right OF the railroad
caught fire, and the alarm was spread
Residents bnstened from every direction
and they fought nobly for hours. All the
household goods were saved, but it was
evident, despite the efforts of the residents
that the building was doomed. Another
house stood within twenty-five feet Of the
burning building. but the heroic york of
the fire fighters saved It, Mr.. Hastings
home was burned to the ground.
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup will cure cough
or cold in one day. 1t is safe and always
reliable. Price 25 cents bottle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-17
A fine DISPLAY
At the
ROBBLEN PIANO
WAREROOMS,

We are now carrying the largest
stock of Pianos and Organs ever
shown in Wilmington.
The capacity Of our warerooms
is taxed to the utmost to hold the
great variety Of every make and
style.
You will not find so many diff.
ferent makers represented in any
piano store anywhere.
You would doubtless prefer hav.
ing choice.
You naturally prefer making
your own choice.
We have the stock.
We show you the variety to Sc
lect from. q,
We assist you in making your
selection.
Every instrument is given its
exact grade. both as TO quality and
price; no deception; no misrepre.
sentation.
Notice the well-known makes
represented in our stock
Knabe, JAG. Fischer, Ivers &
Pond, Behr Bros; Go. p. Bent,
Schubert, Bever~yck, Waldorf
Kroeger & Co., Franklin, Durand,
Ellington aud others, many Of
them pioneers in piano manufacture
OurOrgans arc equally well Sc
lected, Of finest tones and hand
SOME cases.
acknowledgements oflatest i'm
proved models, and Graphophones
ranging in price from IS 10
5000, with all the latest records.
Our stock Of Vlolins, Mandolins,
Guitars. Olympia and Regina Mu-
sic Boxes, etc. is complete.
Catalogues and information on
request l
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ByCi(Ie Club Fair,

The Wilmington Bycicls Club will close
tomorrow night. An enthusiastic crowd
was present last night. The vote on the
barriers contest follows: La Rowe. 8, ia;
Richards, 1850; Preston, l,27O; Dixon, 1924;
Behringer, Al; Leshem, 379; Wolf, 1926
Stewart, 269; Cole 1l5; Moore. So; Reed,
Al; Messlin, 80; Grimes, 20; Hilbiber. %;
Cashell, 81; Sullivan, 20; Jones, 15; WEIGH
10; Anderson. 10; Robinson, 2; Sherer TO-
The Mogullions' CO ntest follows: Indus
try 1880; Wilmington. 1857; Fidelity. SO
Liberty, 60 The bicycle lamp offered by
Ross & Son, was won by A. Derns, No.
ga East Seventh street.
Tonight Miss X. Morris Of Ph.ladsl-
phia will entertain There will also be an
original farce by Messrs. Kerr and Ryan