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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-11

mine work Dot dog eads his dinner ind
schleeps some more. eaGs mine dinner
and goes back 10 mine york.
bod is der vhay ali DER time. Den
when dot dog Fritz IS deaf IL s deaf for
good ind when ] dies god ter 20 ter hell
yet.
A good story Comes second hani from a
Representative from Massachusetts.
Il had 2 minister Of my state tell me.
he SAYS that no man who flS = sense
OF humor about him should ever think Of
entering the ministry. lcr there are times
when they are sorely tried.
To Illustrate this, the minister said. one
day he was called or 10 preach the fu
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-11


deposited 90 in Uh National b % chaI d fulfill
OF Office p
N m hd hn k 9mtSp s1Oofa
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24

ways between the drawing room an
efn ing room and sers srt "a the little
tables and cabinets saich nlee the
ruau
In TIE 1;ular room the table vas
iatd f-r rhg Eaests aad bridal party un.
der a great cluster 81 scarlet which
hung from the chandelier. and "a TIE
table we're arranged several clusters
q asats- iu.si5vsr eazi.esticks. shaded
vith scarlet and wfeataed ~+tA holiE
ans the pure shire trest terr es- w whirn
looked like pellets = E'lstea5nE saoN-
Each plate eas encircfsd By ho-ly and
af each cha5- a branch q Il wzs ue4
with scarlet r8bbCu. The ceutsrp itce
On TIE table vas a mound e holly
from Ehich = broad red risa7a vas
carried 10 each plate. ending In
small bunch which hung deEn over
the edge of the table
TIE welding ~as slammed % o-ceHr
a. hsf past seven. sn4 i1st a. a quar-
ter past the chimes ot the church AZ
ths corner hsz1r their hour q music,
50 that we azE this szset zceozpz pzni-
meat 70 The ceremony.
Promptly al hzlfFAst ssrs7 ~e
ssuerse1 from the rooz upstairs
where We had been areSslaE. slnee TIE
early ave otcIock dia1sr. sn1 sc could
see for ourselves as Ee wszt slowly
down the broad stairway Tat th=
scene VAS a beautiful one Flrst u
the procession walked the fozr E-zlE
est nepheSs and uieces q TIE b--1s.
two by two. the girls wearing frc.cxs
of white with scarlet ribhcz II tkelr
hair and Carrying baskets nt holly.
the boys in red. each with q branch
os evergreen Then vent katkerils
dressed in white cleaning saith viii
4 buzch cf Ctstle;ne fastening her
vel. and a white ve.lan prayer book
n her hana Then Ne girls six Of
us. walked txo By tSo. each dressed
in white hat wearing crowns cf frost
ed holly ard earring a great Arnfui
OF Poszsetta blossoms FROM which long
stream ers q scarlet ribbon hung to
the e5zs Of cur gowns
Fraz1 the foot Of the stairs TO the
sites e the zrchwaY two o.her nieceS.
also dressed in white and scarlet.
stretched lines Of glisteninE white
satin ribbon in which small hunchss
OF noiIy were kaottea 81 Intervals. ard
through this enclosed pathway the
bride walked 10 the irnproytse1 altar.
lcRnirz On her brothers arm Oar
Ing the ceremony tie sound OF a.
organ playing the sweet old Christmas
hymn. ~Aeeste Fi6afes. penetrated
the room. and continued While tie sol
emn words Of the marriage service
were spoken. making a most beautiful
accom- pani-nenf for The scene
When il VAS over there was q us--
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24

~ clash q bells. apparently clming
irou The very air ahogt Is. Ar when
He locked i1 zstunlshuezt % = the
reason. sc f1aad thai al olzr- boy
had begged ard borrowed al ire bells
he could. - every KIDD ans IA set
tAeu going iu Tie various as Of
tie ha1sc. a. soon ~ TIE &C. nony
T4s finished 1nd the merry O. -ratuA-
tons had bcsan
The newly Eetded pair dfs 20, In.
ir-s 70 leave The CRY rhat at. 50
tfe EaEest & Christmas Re par
i.rs as In fan progress wit few
moments after tae mzrrla words
c1aci1de1
Supper was servea n-st s-4 N.
nerFtn3eut enhanced hr the fact tha,
IN the t1nches of holly cour-zas the
eeutsrp Ehlch the hr maids
-rew a cur plates a; the caae4nsion
a TIE meal Ws found eacs N ex-
gllslie little ioeket sh1Einc q ranch
q holly. With green euaue.=H gold
leaves and bits OF coral for berr.es.
as Souvenirs frum cur bride
Dancing cane next. 20 the -rs.c Of
striEgea orchestra staticnes some
whcFe cut uf sight, ard through the
cravtnE rcon1s halls ard diatrk room
sc Whirisd. counting The u5nents
only - our fylng footsteps.
1t VAS haif.past eleven before ne
stopped and then only a. a signal
from the hand This vas 10 less than
a DzErh-or rather. the Ch-strnas
hymn played in march tine. z-a stop
Plns or Saltz suddenly. We waaaeres
Esai i meant. until kzthsrira and
her husband. taking the lead ba5koned
Is 10 follow in procession. Waneer-
tzE attle. ~e did Sc. zad faza5 our
selves led through the hall zc7oss to
TIE library doors, wh.eh haa Zen re-
hs5o1Eiy closed all evening. ra.her to
car surprise, since ne needed the
extra dancing place. Katherine fang
open the doors and q moment of
aru2re1 silence ensued There in the
middle Of the room stood a -zSuif-
cent Christmas tree. hung from root
10 top with glittering enbieus AZ the
season and aElow with uy-faas OF
tspers fastened TO its brz-cses- AZ
signal from Katheriness brother TIE
electric lights in the hall ard dining
room went out and we found ca-selves
with nothing to detrzet from ne m
diznt splendor OF the symbols rec
After the distribution of tie many
pretty gifts. the bride and b-i3ezroorn
led the way to the dtr.-z nom.
where a bountifal supper wzs ssrved.
including all the fayerits Ca-fstrnas
goodies Thus ~ss brought n = rr,Ss
one e the plassautest and p-e.,iest
weddings that any ef the assemblies
guests had ever seen.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24
- sIz,fH .,EfiIi. g1l35l1GEEZ3 Is
yS14lflEIgl6l--dS

a Christmas welding Is rather an
anssasf th5HE At CEs-zfmas iias
sveFyd.a8g -luI IS sat on sum thing
Other than Wes1lss. ana tn tAve une
thea seems almost t.te an iuse-r-l l.tt9a
Of the jlst ui~fh uAich EsEErs TIE
wos3a ever. srltes Hural Falkland 10
the HoassbeEPer. Ttg vr.teg goes aa
% describe hoa tEc itrA ~ a christ
rlAa welding eas rrrztily carried cat
On favor at one ut q group 81 taEiFs
siri friends al ao haA planned 60 have
distinctive cHlebral % LE-s great.
est event O ths.r lives
The ceremony vas hone one. &
course. ana as katherine has q host
OF brothers aud sisters and another
host q yuauE nephsNs and niecss
there ~ss every reasaa fe= IS genial
a una as the occasion Aat taa season
warranted
IL mast - q zeal Christmas vad
aluK. AL white and scarlet. and wIth
plenty cf evergreen p EAs EllEabeth's 5
nrss lzpulse- and ua all agr-a5 with
her. katherine vas fuuy "a unfua
with cur 5sea. aa1 ne found nothing
bot hep AL zionz tke line since she
~zs the lzsr q Lzree fausiv. each
Of Eh5n wished 20 selp ce5ea-aio her
rrptiAls as ayoasiy As possible
Oar arsr Dnve. when ~e arrived 70
get things IL order. wEs % cover eYsrF
noar T. TIE beuse wEtA erasA-
Thls gave the whjEe background Ee
hAz wished and a1arte5 besides a
splendid facility f1r tie tuKuTiosls ever
greea trimming Which sc lad planned
to make the spirit q Christmas gen
eraIiy felt Every picture and every
doorway z14 Eiudaw fraue vas oct
Eine2 with eTerEreea- the spicy doors
n!li1g the house. ere ne we're half
throaEh holly We used only 10
xreztAe tbs Chandeliers and bank the
window sfiis and rnantei pieces LolE
xzrfAads a evergreen were hung IL
festoous aleaE tse upper side of tie
sal from tEe cejHHs- tWinsa zrosnd
ere hzlastrase aza pat In loops an4
Circles. wherever sail spGCe offered
At each znzos a hssatzfui holly
wreath. tlsa ~5-h saztins streaulers OF
SCARE. rlhzaz. Eas harg- sud cn the
eza of ezcA q tAe chandeliers hung
srrezt eal = polusettA- mingled with
fss fsztha-y srssz ferns and tied with
sczrist-
Tass Was II the hats ard chambers.
l. tie z-zsI1g roe-n. where the Ger
se1v w.z81 ss performed, beauti-
szl zrcAvAy - ferns ard polnsetta was
.-@czAz tr the 1arlsts under Eliza
sesAsk EErsc1zz and from the middle
cs ses arSa = cluster Of bells. also Of
s.ra-ssf- xzx hung in position IKE a
cAt-a- BASKETS Of scarlet with ferns
trzlzznz t-oz them. hung in the door
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24

To the housewife who has not yer
become acquainted with the new things
~ everyday use In the market ana
who is reasona bly, satisfied with the
old. We would suggest that trial OF
Defiance cold Water Starch be made
al once. Sot alone because II ~ guar
snteed by the manufacturers 70 be su-
r,erfor 70 any other brand. but because
sarh 1or uackage contains IS ozs-.
wbfie al the other kinds contain but
II czs u IL safe to say that the lady
who once uses Defiance Starch Will use
no other. Quality and quantity must
win
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24
Burning the YuIHn-

The ancient Christmas ceremony Of
the burning Of the Yuielos Is ere that
has bsSn transmitted to us from our
Scandinavian ancestors. who. az their
feast q Janl, al The winter soIstsce.
used to kin6is large h.cnsres n honor
OF their god % Sc, on s-s
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24
Every houssteeper should know

Every hoasskeeper should know
that II they viii buy Defiance Cold
Water Starch for laundry use they
wiH save not only time. because Il
never sticks 20 the iron. but because
each package contains Is oz.-one full
pognd-xhiis all othe- Cold water
S;s-ches are put up In s.pourd pack
ages. and the price is the same, 10
cents Then again because Defiance
Starch Ia free from all injurious chem
icais. II your grocer tries to sell you a
I2-oz- package IL ls because he has
q stock or hand which he wishes to
dispose OF before he puts IN Defiance.
He knows that Defiance Starch has
printed on every package in large let
ters and figures -Is ozs" Demand
Defiance and save much time and
money and the annoyance Of the iron
sticking. Dehance never sucka-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24
Hoxs This?

~. o--r oHs Haazrsa usssrs E--as. for sr,
ras- = Gst4Tra las E-zaag - cared ~ hsl .
t@szrra Cas-
2 = CHENET 4 CO. Tal-.a. q.
We - zz1srs 4a=4- ezas kzasH =. = 1h-cev
r tse 4ss 8 fra-s zas D. eve sZ 2-rfsetsT ha1-
ET4ns f1 aG- urzs 5raasz1zl1zs sal 1zznei4--y .
49, - e.TFT or aEf @=s af' m.1s - - Ara
Nslas#s kfNsss A Naarss.
eeaa=ssie laz-zztsts. Eaassts. o.
IA - As#arFl fzf= e faaHz lazFrEEz-F. -GEirS
rrrtT Pae 80 eis44 eal lsazeas sa-fsEes q t1s
.Fssraa- Fsszisza1 srt f-sa- FrsEa :. Per
Azslles sat - a. tarazgfats
INks Has szasag tssas icr eszssl7 74ssaa-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24
FREE MEDICAL ADVICE To
WOMAN

Don't hesitate to write to Mrs.
Pinkham. She will understand
your case perfectly, and will treat
YOU with kindness. Her advice
Is free, and the address Is Lynn,
Mass. No woman ever regretted
having written her, and she has
helped thousands.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24
Canada Growing.

Ear Gray. the new governor general
e Caaaez. expects that within a gene
ration the population Of thai province
wi3 be equal TO that Of the United
Kingdom. The forecast y as expressed
Z the speech which he made al fare
sell dinner givea 10 him on the eve OF
his departure 10 take up the duties Of
his post. and Is supported by fair
calculation of the probabilities
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24
LONDON IN rRA>>FoHu,rIox.-

Iaudou j. being rapidly rebuilt. as
well as New York though or : GeEe n :
Hlass. lts nearest approach 10 g sky
zr4Frr. G4eer 4AHue Mansions West
minister being only fourteen stories az
tfr highest Changes and Improve
meats under way and planned for tie
near Future inclEes .gpsafur1ent own
arzhip ef Asnudona water HuuplE. the
= 4ftN4- tAHs @As& NsAf5asA+lAA N- AatH AA4NNAh.
tEe Opening 90 UeE ones fA@ laying of
electric trHmNay#s radical rehouszuE ot
Ere poor. aud she construction Of i'm
Ellzrtaut new p8HtfE h9aaasEEs- anon =
Esrm tire war ealte ia II AItehaGi and
the WGGlNoual EuH ernnleEt oftces In
fArll1 fleHf street re more vital and
5rterestsHa details of tHas gigantic
aaaTk wzA b. I1H sut leCt oc the JaUu-
arE TsuEar~s ieadEug article -LGndan
IN Trausfnr rulAtEsn. by Randall Black
There wl88 b~ some striking IL
tlsfrattons. il y promised made by
birch T. Long from the artists
Hse trtes ana from architects risus-
&ut IRE least lutsFea ttrs felfurs q the
sfu~F should he Egsfl rfari son with s4fni-
sr woFk galu< an ira $sS York
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24
rrrrp .uI<GlE STAIN.

The best root stain on the market
81 saple color boards TO select IRON,
Ask your dealer or write US The
Hum r'hreg-IQ Ner. Co. 1891 Ara pa
zoe St. Denver Colo.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24
L EA

Can a very bad person
like tea very much. do you
think?
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24

T'ls3 s carr j. ~ lsst nasdzs-ne ue ever use,i
1ar all s-eefso1s & sAe tsress AL lznss wy
"a ESlStnr. Nzasz=zz Inc Fea. 90. issa
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24

Seedy Stranger say. boss. l don't
suppose you've got dollar about you
Thrifty CIciEen-Quite q coincidence,
Just what I was thinking about you
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24

wfe-Isnt She Hus5aud-Yes
the bride is sweet enough 70 eat.
thank you. but she'd be a pretty ex.
rensive meal i the dressing zcre il
Guided
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24

A Na-st- 1isetfsz l=FE Egzrln szrs thai
prayer Has braazhs h8aa riches E.Veu
fhe trasts get rseh hF rrev4uE
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24

T-e Foolish itl- b=~ Improves esci
shIrtHA HHHF HF Eael-rzHE honey f1'
some fr@- s.r-la=el hgl . amer o. ~
ersrt
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24

lie says te knows AL the best peo-
Hts h#H Be aaasa seaH5 fs assestats q
uttn snew- That's laaause lAs best
people huaw Alm
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24

The man who said the pen was
ri EhtIer than the sword must have
Witnessed Preach duel
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24

An Englfsh1nzn says that the pres
eat price % eggs should hsncoufAse
tie fowls 70 Aay
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24

Yoz nay save = lot Of money by not
eeiHg zsle 70 bzS tEe szEngs yo2 EAlaS
ySl want
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24

-Dla JIm treat y5a Badsyr~ rres,
re eaaf1 Aaf-aru Ezza - never
treated ne az HsIr
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24
When Neur Greer say,

r. does not have Defiance Starch. you
may be SURE he IS afraid 70 keep il un-
I'll his stock Of 1. o. Packages are
sold Defiance Starch fs rot only bet
ter than any other Cold Water Starch.
hut contains Is OK to the Package and
sells for same money as Il o. h-anda
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24
T EA

A B-cokiy- 1z6ks has decided thar
the use 9. hair hisac1 Is ssSa cs a
WEAK nina Possibly. xz the ra-pose
- eAeaea.ag IL - -ske re-sc-s lxr.-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24
FREE nook ron rrx

The Hzaa whs 3=aas eaga life naust
- e1ea@1te4 10 Erow4 aba1t r.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24

Opportuaiti-s are ike Isa: the big
ones always get away.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24

The New York world tells Is that
an honest man gy3fh sle5 ope year eslsl
I've very comfortably in New for x
=Bat what would an honest man be do
tax IA New York.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24

Nuu Eaaw dear raHs the major 3
Hsf@ Eaa ura-rFaef go swear a~ rzrr
TauuarE - k~E alive cNeial eli
ta- mA3a= Have ) guf tR frtHk % the
balance ta mat barrel before TIE LIST
= UHrHrz rs
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24

Tess-she seems 10 know = eees .ezl
about Esr reIEkha-S- going ard es,--5-
ings 4ess-Nese especially about thelr
shortcomings
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24
TEA

Why do we advertise ,
To tell YOU what 5 good
for you.
Why don : we tell then'
Den : we
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24

All n r1an has ta do lu order TO get
reputation for eHgeutrillEg is 70 mind
Es- oRL business
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24

RTYS r<---a-a-fir ru--r N1 -.s arte1
I'll , At 1zss xmas S~rrs
e. se11 FkEE - 90 trzai hsa.si- sa1 tr-<tss>.
Ia L Il kAEyz La 81 Arb s.resEs I1-E3s!sza. IA
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24

Eha are fn Eeca OF 1ns2iezf aid Address
r : Emuet -as NaAs44 block Denver
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24

ras r---- r-iz-s ss.-r =z=z-y = - sazt
Izss $500 Els-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24

gr- Wtn.fo~-. Sc-othfax s-r-r.
r. rkfz-=s t-ef1szs sa,-rss - go --ezr-. \,
eAszz&za. g4fz- ezraa ~azi -a-is- aSssEae
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24
a GUARANTEE, CURE TOR PILES.

n
frgEta. b sc Bfe.slas - E.ras-zaIas q = lu1r
s-a-.sss ~ rrtH1d ss4a-F .f FAL9 ON LNEA 7
Ia. to e4rs sa9 tz - 8 4k1s- sJ-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24

The santa Fe road Will hereafter
run o. tAelr train leaving Denver Al .
q Il 1AEE tourist sleeper tnFoGsn
TO California wifHpIt chanEe, Ihis u
a vast lrHprus eT1eaE over tEs service IN
years past The santa Re also an
Eer TSth n dalEg service OF the IA
nous California limited. the train
leaving Denver every day at A. p n
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24

one giri IS eozpanx. two a breach
% promise suit
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24

TIE newsparers Of the future VIII be
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24

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sa q - 81 zs-z Soy saa1sea - sesy s--D
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24
THE HYMN

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Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24
Important 10 Mothers.

Exz-sns ezr~n-ry every b0<zz. 90 cAsToElA.
q sss. s-t sz-- rvzsSy for szf.z:s a7a eAss.-s-.
a.. see tAzs Z
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24
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sae saa~ aad H-ss So . . Be
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Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24
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Esw rxtrce, Ecz pcrnp
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WThe Office BoY.o

Frank Daniels, than whom there Is no
more popular or amusing comedian In the
field of comic opera, will appear at the Co
lumbia Theater on Monday night in an ell
tirely new character. On this occasion his
manager Charles B. Dillingham;, announces
that the unique little laugh-provoker will
present the successful musical comedy "The
Office Boy" in which Mr.. Daniels will enact
the title role This attraction has but re-
Gently concluded three months engage
ment in New York city, and has also been
presented with much success in Boston and
Philadelphia.
The piece is said to have very amusing
plot. The libretto is by Harry B. Smith,
who in previous years provided Mr.. Daniels
with several successes and whose acquaint-
ance with the peculiarities and quaint meth
DDS of the actor has enabled him, SO it is
claimed. to create a congenial character and
to furnish him with the witty dialogue,
smart sayings and ridiculous stage situa-
tons that are essential to his style OF come
dy. The music is by Englander. The Frank
Daniels Comic Opera Company includes, be-
sides the star, Eva Tanguay, Sallie Fisher,
Violet Halls, Ida Gabrielle, Marion Harte,
Gwendolyn Valentine, Gertrude Doremus,
Maude Welsh. Bessie Skeer. Alfred Hick-
man, Sydney Toler Gilbert Clayton, David
Bennett. Laurance Wheat. Leavitt James,
James c. Reany and Frank Conway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-10
DISTRACTIONS REMOVED.
Believed That Ice-Bound Vessels Will
Be Able to Resume Business.

The steamers which have been laid up
because Of the ice In the river have resumed
operations after lying idle since early In
January. The steamer Calvert of the
Weems line sailed from Baltimore yester-
day afternoon for landings on the lower
river and for this city. She is expected to
reach port here early tomorrow morning,
and will leave on her return trip tomorrow
evening. The steamer Harry Randall of
the Randall line left here this afternoon
and will make all the landings in her regu-
lar schedule. She will return to port early
Friday morning
With the exception Of the ferry line, all
the steamboats, doing winter business in
the river are IN service. The managers Of
the side-wheel steamers hope to be able to
continue the regular trips without any fur
Their interruption from the ice. The out
look for clear river was not so good this
morning, as considerable Ice made last
night and knitted the floating masses Of
ice together.
Considerable trouble Is being had in the
packed ice about Fort Washington and
Glymont. but below Indian Head there is
but little obstruction offered to the prog
ress OF the steamers It cannot be definite
~ stated that the river steamers will con-
tinue In service until they make a trip to
the lower river and the report Of each
master Is heard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-10
he THE AT E R.
Ada Rehan and Otis Skinner.

Ada Rehan and Otis Skinner did not open
in Baltimore Monday night, as per sched-
ule, because Of the dreadful calamity, but
following the mayors request, that all lines
Of business be continued without further
delay, Manager i,'ord of Forfs Theater an
nounced that Rehan and Skinner would
open last night, and they did so. strange to
say, before an audience that filled the ca
pacious theater.
Early yesterday Manager Ford waited
upon Mayor McLane and informed him that
Miss Rehan and Mr.. Skinner were anxious
to donate the gross receipts OF their Balti-
more week to the uses Of the stricken city,
but Mayor McLane declined, with grace
full expression of appreciation, saying Bal
timore will accept no outside aid for the
present"
Miss Rehan and Mr.. Skinner will open
here at the National next Monday night
with Shakespeare's The Merchant Of Ven
ice" This bill will be repeated Tuesday
night, and on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings Sheridans immortal comedy sat
ire, '"The School for Scandal" wild be
given, with Miss Rehan as Lady Teazle and
Mr. Skinner as Charles Surface. For the
three final performances of their Washing
ton engagement Friday night, Saturday
matinee and night Miss Rehan villa be seen
as Katherine and Mr.. Skinner as Petruchio
in Shakespeare's ever-delightfW comedy,
The Tanning of the Shrew."