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Water Valley progress., 1905-12-09

sop, made the frat speech. ana
insisted that We should have, as
ether States have, q Department
of Agriculture, and thai the Gov
srnor, in his address to the next
Legislature, urge that an sppro-
priation OF $4,000 be appropriat-
cd for the erection of same. Fur
thermore, he said, that to be Q
farmer we had to be educated,
and to DE educated some proper
alton had to be made.
It was a grand meeting, and
the writer wishes that every cot
ION grower of the country could
have been there. / think If more az
tention was paid to our orgsniza-
ton and contribute for same in
the near future we could realize
fully the benefits that the South
ern Cotton Growers Association
was doing for him.
Let us all Ae more prompt in
attending and be more liberal ts-
wards the organization. Better
| times would eooa be amsng the
farmers and We would be free
and independent people. For the
farmers are the happiest people
on Gods green earth.
J. RUFUS CHAPMAN, Bec'y,
Yalobusha 90. Southern Cotton
A ssociatiOn.
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-09

Congressman John Sharp Will
Iiams has introduced several sig
n.fcant bills into the House.
which probably Indicates the
course of the minori v during the
session. The most important
measures are blIls for tariff re-
form, prohibiting corporations
from contributing funds 10 polit
icaj parties, and providing for an
incc nae tax. Mr.. Williams also
introduced another bill which at
this time has particular interest
to Mississippi. 1t provides for
IN amendment of the Dinglev act
with q view to cure the evil OF
shipments into prohibition ct M
munities of @. O. ID. Express
packages containing intoxicating g
ligsors.
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-09
To the Farmers.

Your attention is called to the
fact that we should not be too
hasty in selling our cotton. The
President aid Secretary OF YAlo
busha county had the grand an5
noble privilege of attending the
Cotton Convention held in the
Representative Hall in Jackson,
Miss., Nov, % "a, and it was
urged by our President that we
should sell our cotton slowly as
prices advanced. The minimum
price'is IL cents, .but no maximum
placed.
We had an experience meeting.
Each county had it's representa-
tives and they also represented
their county to be in perfect or
der.
The warehouse system was pre-
sented by Hon. s. A. Witner-
spoon, of Meridian, who gave us
some very valuable inform alton.
Hon, j. McMartin. Of Port Glib
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-09

ng eight per cent interest, paya-
bIe in one, two and three years,
lhe notes being q vendors lien on
The property till paid.
The building is less than three
.ourths of mile from the depot
and business portion of town, and
schools and churches.
There are arrangements for city
lights and water, and sidewalk
into town.
The undersignsd 10 empowered
to sell aud convey the property.
@. A. OATS. Agt and Aang'r.
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-09
Look Out Hunters.

Notice 10 hereby given that thS
lands of the undersigned have
been posted against all trasspass-
ers. Any and every person vic
latipg this notice will be prosecu-
ted to the full extent Of the law.
WIN. w. WALKER.
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-09
YaIobusha csanty Teachers Asse'atisa'

Tho County Teachers Asscia-
ton will meet in the Public
School building in Water Valley,
Saturday, Dec. 10Th. at 10 a. m.
Program as follows;
1. Ancient Literature in Eng
land.
a. Before the Conquest, 1865,
b. From Conquest to 1850.
Paper by Miss Goodwin.
2. Early English Literature,
135O-1460.
a. The Fourteenth Century.
b. The Fifteenth Century.
Paper by Miss Minnie Freder-
ick. ss
3. A general study and discus-
sion OF the fret fye chapters Of
Sseley's A New School Manage.
ment,
A. Address by Dr. T. P, Bailey.
of the State University at 2 o.
clock, p. "a.
Election Of officers for the next
year and other important busi-
ness will be IN order in the morn-
ing session,
All trustees and patrens espec-
ally invited to hear D.. Bailey at
3 O'Clock. Il ID al . O'Clock Sat,
urday evening. Dec. 10th, in the
school house in Water Valley, and
4 reward is OF red for every
trustee and patron who can bt
found there at that time.
LEONARD r. VANN,
President Association.
J, H, Hodnett, Sec'y.
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-09
For Sale at Water Valley

For Sale at Water Valley
The prop rty formerly occup cd
by the Methodist Orphans H N \
is for, sale.
There ars 60} acres 90 acres
in creek bstt0n, all in cu'tivs-
ton, and capable of producing q
bale of cotton or so bushels OF
corn per acre with ordinary cul-
,ivatloB; S83 acres are upland, in
tiskory ana OAK timber, except
ing about 6 acres where the build.
,ngs are, fenced for garde and
lots. This upland ell lies fairly
well for cultivation, and is y fns
quality of upland soil.
There Is en- excellent cottage
building OF 8 rooms, and well ar
Hanged for 9 dwelling, costing to
build it between 81, 400 and e1 300.
There is AN excellent barn, cost
ing about e4OO to build it; an ex-
eellent fowl heuse and wire en-
closure; there is . wasA-house,
that, with q little re-arranging,
will make tenants house, or .
servant's house. The place is all
under wire ferces; there are also
cr0ss-fences for pastures &c.
The Board of Directors for the
nrnhana, Unma has dxed the
price ana ten ms at $4,000 cash, oi
$1,000 cash and three notas bear-
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-09
Mississippi ltetnss

Memorial services were held by
the Elks last Sunday throughout
the State.
The North Mississippi Metho-
dist Conference is session at Gre
NADIA this week.
The Mississippi Grand Lodge
of colored Odd Fellows will meet
iu Natchez. Dec. ~13.
There were ,123 State couvicts
reported Dec. !. A net gain OF
l3 over the previous IN iAtb.
The cotton gin of H. p. Moore,
Of Wayne county, and contents
was destroyed by FIRE last Tues
lay.
The Yazoo City Sentinel Of
last week reports the sale OF 9o9
aies of long staple COTTON at IL
cents.
rhe penitentiary board Of con-
ty O sold 1876 bales OF long staple
state cotton last week at IL cents
q pound.
Four negro children who were
left locked in "a cabin by their
mother, were burned to death
nsar Rosetta last week.
Killing frost aud freezing wes'
tber has been reported frnm all
portions Of the State. On Monday
he temperature fell to 81 degrees
IN the Gulf coast.
The residence, store and livery
stable OF Of Tom Lee, EstabuS-
chie, Jones county, we're burned
last Sunday, together with con-
cents, Six horses were also
burned.
The old Spengler House, in
Jackson, was sold at public auc-
tion last Monday and was knock
ed down TO Joel F.. Johnson for
10000 spot cash; about $500 Q
front foot.
The family of j. Neil, at Utica,
consisting of wife and five chill
dren were bitten by a
three months old puppy last
week; oae of the children has
d cd with hydryphobia. The moth
er and four children have gone to
New Orleans for treatment.
Some say thatthey would prefer
open saloons to the C. o. d. busi-
nese. AS now conducted the c.
q. d. liquor business should it be
iegalized by the courts and not
d sstroyed by the Legislature, will
do practically all the liquor bust
ness in Mississippi, and run the
iscel sec saloons out of the State
by ceiling cheaper though lnferi~
or whisky than the saloons. with
their license can furnish. Lex
ington Advertiser,
Mrs. McCary, of Vicksburg, met
with horrible death Monday.
While she was standing in frcnt
Of the CRATE, with her six weeks
old infant in her arms, he- dress
caught fire and she was so badly
burned that death ensned in 2
few hours. When she discovered
ber clothing was In flames with a
| remarkable presence of mind she
contrlved to place tbs child out
Of danger, Mrs. McOary was not
yet 10 years Of age, and had been
married about a year.
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-09
rzLEPHoNE NO. 24s

DIR. Edward SOuch0n ana Otner
members Of the Louisiana State
boar OF health rendered their
designations.
The Oincinnatti, Hamilton q
Dayton Railroad has been de-
clared bankrupt, and insolvent.
A receiver has been appointed by
the Federal Court.
SNOW 10 reported to be SIX ieet
deep in North Dakota. with .
blizzard bowling from the North
west. Ybis accounts for the first
touch of winter the Sunny South
10 experiencing.
It is reported from Tennessee
that Ex Gov. Bob Taylor has laid
aside his fiddle and bow and that
chin music alone will be employ
ed in prosecuting his cam paign
for the United States Senator
chip.
The Government estimate OF
tho cotton crop for this year was
made public last Monday, civ
lag the figures at 10, 67,SlS
bales. The report was regarded
% very bullish and prices were
advanced from l-2 to 5-S cents
for spots.
The Fifty Ninth Congress met
Monday and organized. Joseph
G. Cannon, Republican, of Iill-
nois, was reelected Speaker OF the
House unanimously, and John
Sharp Williams, Of Mississ!l pi,
was unanimously r. i5lects d by the
Dem ocrats az the minority leader
on the no0
Secretary Root has addressed
9 letter TO Chas. Raynard, presi-
dent Of the American Society OF
the Isle Of Pines, stating peal.
lively that in his judgment the
Isle of Pines belonged to Cuba,
and strongly adives Americans
who are domiciled on ihe Island
to quietly submit TO the Cuban
Law.
Is rather looks rs if the navy
department intended to make .
scapegoat .of Midshipman Meri~
wether. 1t would. however, ap'
pear to the average student OF
American history tn the au-
thorities were pretty late in Lbe
day discovering that prize fights
were the practice at the academy
There is = Mississippi iawy er, not
o thonsard miles fir, m Jackson.
that was 90 severely dubbed ul
sons twenty years since that his
health has never been good since
Vat no courtmartial was held f.
punish bis assailant.- Clarion
Ledger.
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-09
Hear plnttering.

rndivestsa f. AID 5..s 10 the
stemach, locate just blow 'hs
heart, presses agalnst IL a,.u
causes heart p pitatlou. WI ea
s.o,,r heart trou IS you in tnas
wav tate Herb Tor a few Gays
von M will soon h III giSht. DOC.
sold by s. 8 pencer.
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-09

New York advices state that it
is not believed in London and
Paris that the imperial family
will be overthrown by the pres
ent upheaval in Russia.
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-09

The proposition to present the
bat.leship Mississippi with a large
silver bell, Instead of silver SER
vice for the table. seems to be
meeting with popular favor.
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-09

64-inch Ladies' Cloth, worth a
dollar . yard, reduced this sale,
only 5Oc. Wagner d Co.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-03
&crmiidtc tclcsrupbiIde 9cpeiden.

- Sn @eruorf, R..S., bat cine Jun.
qe 6rait, Wiinnie 8pdmor, melhe
i'm ngrlington.Sotel" pobnte, aus
biSber unbefonnter ltriofe mittelIt
4arboIiGitre Selbitnoro %begongen.
- SSn Gan Sron5iSco ldBt elm oft.
Tides Spnoifot ourh Com. Gragin,
einem 9ireftor Der vSnteruationol
9onfin9 Corporation" in Nep.Dorf,
ii6er oen anfaltf Der anlagen Der
Spring @olep 8oter 60" oerboI1-
0eln, ipelhe man nit Der Bon Gitp
@oter 60" p~ereinigen mill, nm Die
neutrality-suspicious. BON Gan 8ran'
5isco 5lt monopoliIiren.
9oS Selegropbell.D eportement
ser rBenniplonnia @iienbobn-@eien-
i6oft" bat beidIoIien, an iiebengunf-
ten in YennipIuonien 5rm 3nef Der
8irigirrng Der 3iige Den telegraph
ollr6 ooS Selepbon 5u erieten. Die
Bunfte Iie9en an Der Central 0ipi-
lion Der rBbiIooelpbia, Baltimore &
8oibington 3neigbobn."
- Monta9ue @bite, Elm Brofeiior
oes n9eIoit.G ollege," ertranf geitern
I'M Rod. Gioer, nabe 9eloit, @ise., in
Go(ge 0eS &enternS zines 9onoes.
= @lfreo g. 8on6erbilt nuroe ges
Itern in Nen.Dorf pegen poli5eimi'
brig idneaen Snbrens nit ieinem
<tomobil berboftet uno biz alfgBei.
teres inter 5000 8iirgihaft eeItellt.
Gin 9icpcle.GoGi8iIt berfolgte i'm Is
@epierte peit, ebe er feItgenommen
mur6e.
- 6reoerid 3iegler ans GsileS, g.,
1T in Der NGbe bon NetucoitIe, ga,
eiuem 3oubmoroe gum Opfer gefal-
len. Gr nrroe nit eingeidlagenem
G6Goel, 6urdi6nittener aeble uno
gcleerten 3ui6en auf Oen 8eleiien
Der ngrie.@obn" ouigefunoen.
= SSn Der RG6e bon 6nirnieiu, Vs..
So, oeriu6ten @inbre6er i'll ooS
Solt8 Der reifen 6ormeriamilie Suif
ein5uoringen uno bradten DEM 70.
iGbrigen 8iQiom Suff uuo ieinem
Sobne Sronf, einem Wtonne bon SO
Sobren, ourd SdiiIie ernlte gerlet.
5ungen bel. Gin Rofbar Der 8omi.
lie, Stciport SteeI, lit anldBlid oes
8orioueS oerbdftet iporoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-03
Mniteribier EpbesfaQ.

6rou Rurp Me2augbltn toot in If.
rer @obnung oufgefunoen uno
i6r @otte ieit Ser 3eit peridwun-
Sen. - Coroner Sglebort oronet
tros ougenideinli9 notiirliGer
SooeSuriade einen Snqueit on.
Gin mpiteri0Ier Sal belt geitern
cine 3eit lang Die 8oli5ei Oes Ueitli-
diem Giitritts beih0ftigt uno nm ale
3peifel 5u beieitigen, ioa oerielbe
bettte abeno gelegentlih zines Sn.
Queit3 in Ser meitIi6en Goli5eiitation
nohmalS pentilirt neroen. Die 56
Sabre uIte 6rau Worp Mc2augblin
muroe geitern Morgen friib to0t in
6rer@obmuug Nr. 654, @eit- 6apette.
itroBe, alfgefunoen. BUR Iel6en3eit
peridmanO iBr @otte, 8eniamin 90.
Mtc2ougblin uno bis geitern a6eno
ipGt muroe oerielbe nod nidt gefuns
Ben, obgIeiG ote Foli5ei ale Sebel in
9etueglrlg iebte, rnt ieinen aufent'
baItSort ouSfinOig 81 MAIDEN. Scr
2eihnam Ser 6ral mics cine In5ab(
Solttobihiirfungen ollf, Delde ieood)
GIteren 9otumS ST. Iein ihienen. 9a
troboem sic W0gli6feit %porbonoen
mar, ooB oie Srou nodtrdgli6 an
&erlebungen itorb, mel6e tbr fritber
beiQebradt mltroen, oronete Coroner
Sglebort cine Gorit Wtortem.@rami'
nation oe8 2eiduamS oltrd) Or. u.
Is. &eirle an. 9ieie ergo6, BOB 6rau
Wtc9augblin on elmer Complication
bon Sronfbeiten, nGmlid Ser8leioett,
2tnaenfranf6eit un0 8rig6t'S Sic.
renfranfbeit ltorb. Sroboem oronete
Coroner SgIebnrt einen SnqlteIt an.
9ieIe8 @eillf bol1pti1dli9 tpeget ocs
mpitert0ien Geridpin0ens bon Wtc.
2oltgblin. 2ebterer medte geltern
Worgen nm 4 llbr sic @igentbiimerin
0eSaoltbollieS gtr. 60 4, -8onette.
itroBe, 6rdu Soplor, oitf mo tbetlte
bericlben nit, Dob er feline @attin
foot I'M 9ett oufgefunoen babe. @r
entfcrntc iid oonn inter Dem 8or.
mono, iid nod Ser peItliden FoIi-
5eiitotion bcgeben uto Die Eoli5ei be.
no6ridtigen 81 poIler. Seit Der
Belt lit nidtS mebr bon linn geieben
noroen. 0oS Mc2ougblin'ide Che.
poar fam lebtcn @inter nah 9oltt.
more ltno Mc2ouqbIin ioG ongebIid
3utpeilcn idwer %getrunfen boben. 8or
elmer ISOLDE prii9elte or iogor feline
Srol ourd uno nermttbIidl riibren
lire @rn0en BON oieiem auftritt Der.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-03
Gdliffsnahridlten.

@roiu &eoo. 81. WGr5.-Bol.
iirt lit bier Der 9ompfer r2ucanio,"
bon Nep.gorf naf &iuerpool inter.
megs.
2i5oro. 81. Wdr5. - @eii6tet
tpuroe bier Ser bon Rep-9orf nad)
Gotteroom beitimmte Sampfer
rRooroom."
GueenStomn, 81. Wdr5. =
Ger 9ompier s2uconia" traf bon
Rep.9orf bier Elm uno ieste feline
8eiie naf 2iperpool fort,
MootIle, 81. Mtdr5. = Son bier
nad Solifor uno at. Sobn, g. g.,
abgefobren lit Der 9ampfer n9aba.
riou."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-03
Samitag. nnb Sonntas.GEfnrfionen

nab 8ai6inston $1.25 auf Der
.Renniploonia i. 9obn." giaete iino
fir Die Iiidfabrt Bis Sonntdg
aben6 eiiltig. aae 3iige, ben
Congregational 2imiteo" m,ssenOm
men. G5r&Sa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-03

*** Ger 8eiongperein o5robiinn"
miro am Montog, Den 3. 9tpril, feline
renopirte &oqe einmeiben uno bel
Dem gnloB cine groBortige 5eItli6-
felt peronltdlten. 8ortrGee
Gorplets uno Gecitotionen iteben ouf
benz Yrogromm, uno auBeroem iii
elm 5eiteiien por9eieben moroen. Gin
Son5frdn5fen miro oos 6eit beidlie-
Ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-03
*** Der .gormdrtS" Der,

*** Der ,Torm1rtS" peranitaltet
morgen 0adnlittog in Dem fleinen
Saole Ger .8ortu1rts- Solle" ben
S6lltb-W umm Der Soiion. Gin be-
ionoers Invertebrates Hroaromm lit
fir oenielben allfgeitelt morben, uno
es lit oober cine 5oblreide 9etbeili-
auna Der Mitglieoer 81 geiudrtigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-03
@eaenieitiae Mbmnrfinna.

Wolone, R..D., 81. MGr3. -
GUNNER Sa5en ttno iein Shnoger
Sobn Soa boben iid III Der letterl
Nadt in Soa's 8obming gegcnleitig
erifoiien. So5en bate Dor elmer
@ode Sails Sdmeiter gegen belien
Mlaen gebeiratbet. Gls er geItern
benn S6noger, mel6en er periobnt
m1bnte, nit ieiner jungen Satin Ell
men 8eilt9 abitotten pollte, ihoB i'm
oerielbe obne 8eiteres iiber ben Sall'
len. Che So5en itorb, brodlte aud
er Elm S6iebeiien gum 8oridein uno
CAB einen tootlifeu SduB ali ieinen
Woroer ob.
(Spdter.) - Hod elmer anoerett
geriion nnroe Soa nift BON So5en
geidoiien, ionoeru bcging nod lei
ner 8luttbot SelbItmoro.
aIgier, 81. Wdr5. - Ger Gam.
pier .Gretic" (pon SEEM . Dorf, oia
Bonita Del Saba eing bon bier mad
Heupel uno 8enuu in See.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-03
Gr,altnna In etmem xaee ~ fnrtren,

nebme man aaratine gromo Olinine Tablets.
WGe gpotbeier ge6ert 9eIb 3urfid, penn feline
Seiluna erfoIgt. 6. W. @rope's tlnterfnrift
an ieoer GhadteI. (9sobi2, Ga, 9t.f.a.0 U, 6Uit)
The Washington times., 1905-12-10

The name of Claiming Ponock's play.
THE Little Grey Lady" has been
changed IL IF the Girl You Love Loves
Yuu." This has been done 10 avoId
The Washington times., 1905-12-10
A Good, Clean Comedy.

II Is curious that so-naany regular
patrons of the theater should have
passed up" De Lancey. And the
question naturally suggests itself.
did they realize what they we're pass
ing up?
New York. where the play was pro-
duced, and Philadelphia. where it
stopped en- route to Washington, had
nothing but praise for the comedy
The local papers ran criticisms last
Tuesday that were entirely compli-
mentary. And still many familiar
faces were missing all week.
All Of which goes to prove that
you never can tell. The Augustus
Thomas play is quite the best thing
that has been in Washington for sew
eral moons. 1t is the brightest
comedy the author has turned out
for many years. 1t was well staged
and well acted. There are a few
other good things about it that might
be mentioned. but why not let it go
at that? Let us hope that We may
be favored soon with something
equally as good"
The Washington times., 1905-12-10
AazzH BoNE|
ACAANzgY"
Mabel Fenton VS.. Elean0re DuSe
on the Matter of Make-UI

Eleanora Duse. the eminent Italian
tragedienne, in a recent interview print
ed in a London newspaper, took excep-
tion to the generally accepted idea that
grease paint" and pigments were AZ
essential 10 the actors art as are the
memorizing of the lines or the study
of the character Of a part
Signora Duse. said: ''The use Of facial
makeup in order to assist the actor in
looking the part is a serious error First,
ii is hard enough 10 carry your auditor
away from the realm of reality. by the
genius of the actors coupled with the
lines of the play and the environment Of
the theater without using a vehicle that
viii stand as a guiding post 10 acGuaint
the audience that the whole affair il
artificial as is the case when the make
up is so apparent and overdone as in
the case in many instances.
The use Of grease paint interferes
with the facial expression SO neces-
sary in pOrtraying human passions The
lines that nature gave US and which
are at our disposal are hampered and
impeded by this substance that is OF
no value. The beggar on the street
needs no makeup to convince you Of
the truth of his plea. then why need the
actor use lneIn IN oTuSF 20 AeilO AllNNllS4Ay
TO his Characterization
Miss Mabel Fenton, of The Winning
Girl company. takes issue with Mad
ame Duse as TO the use OF grease paint
, and presents this argument:
1T is necessary TO use pigments How
can the girl Of twenty. whose talents
are especially adapted for the portrayal
of character parts. be able to look the
part. which is essential. unless she has
recourse 10 this artificial means
How can you expect the woman to
portray Camille. who in the first act h
shown in all the beauty Of ner youth,
viyacity and charm OF manner and thea
in the space Of two hours is seen Just
as she is lowering on the Threshold or
eternity unless she makes use OF COL
ors and pigments.
/ For another stronger and more cosent
raas,n. we must use artificial colorins.
| because the footlight. border light and
calcium lights have tendency 10 neu-
rraIfze the natural color OF our skin.
..-Tbe greatest actors We have ever had
! :, this country. whose versatility has
never been questioned, whose art en-
abied them TO portray the entire range
and samut of human emotions have
seen fit TO use grease paint and the
audiences have accepted their work with
1,rstinteG praise and yet they have en-
r,Ioved the means that Madame Duss
decries. Who then is right, and who u
Wrong2'
The Washington times., 1905-12-10

Another Scriptural play will be furn-
ished Wright Lorimer when he con-
cludes his seaon in The Shepherd
King" A contract for the plays writ
ing was given last week to Willis Steele.
Mrs Mary Baas. of Louisville. the
original Of Alice Hogan Rice's story,
Mrs. Wiggs Of the Cabbage Patch. -
has entered suit for $50. 900 against
Liebler & Co. for The unlawful use
OF her name in connection with the
play OF that name.
The new play in which Maud Fealy
Will become n star is now being written
for her by Martha Morton and is TO
be called "The Princess Nobody"
Frank Worthing will be leading man
with Ellis Jeffreys. the English actress.
when she presents 'The Fascinating
Mr.. VanderveIt" Her managers
searched all over England for a leading
man. and as Miss Jeffreys demanded an
English cast they had a hard sea -ch.
1t proved unavai1ing, and Frank Worth
ing. who is. by the way, an English
actor. obtained his release from Margar-
ct Anglin's company TO accept the offer
cicault. the intense. has signed a con-
tract to play the leading role in support
of Elsie Janis in the musical comedy,
The Vanderbilt Cup"
Charles Wyngate, who has hosts of
friends in Washington. where he has
been identified with various stock com
panies Will be a member of the comma
ny which will present the new Sordlin-
ger play. 'Spangles. or the Wooden
Horse" at the Broad Street Theater
Philadelphia, tomorrow night Mr.
Wyngate last summer played an engage
ment with the Castle Square Theater
Company in Boston.
Madge Lessing is stilI immensely pop
ular in London. according TO the English
correspondents. She is in the NTH month
OF her engagement there.
Rejane is to have her own theater in
Paris. She Will surround herself with
an excellent comveny and in certain
plays which are to be produced sne
Will assume minor roles.
little reminder of the strong friend
slip which once existed between tbc
former Prince of Wales. now King Ed
ward VII, and Mrs. Langtry, was pre-
| sented recently at an auction when n
short note from the then prince 70 the
! famous actress was sold for S25.
| Louis n. Parker will make the Eng
lish translation oc the play which Ed
mond Rostand will write for Eleanor
| Robson. Miss Robson is to appear in a
new play early in February. but no All
| nouncement has been made that il Will
be the Observation-Disclosures output
! The name of Claiming Pollocks play,
! THE Little Grey Lady" has been
changed IL IF the Girl You Love Loves
| YOU This has been done to AVOID