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Newport daily independent., 1905-12-09

H TOT SlTlS dlu UOyS.
 | I. D. Price. Newport. 93tc | Eggs and Chicks at Bowen's Cash Store. 9Obtf
 For dray at any hour call up Hazel hotel. 83dtf
 Try Jacocks' Cough Syrup, 25c, guaranteed. 94tc I Tom Hutson will spend Sunday 1 in the Capital City.
 James R. Davis was up from Auvergne Saturday.
 Best of everything for Xmas at Palace Jewelry Store. 93btf
 Jacocks' Drug Store is head quarters for holiday goods. Site
 Buy your Drugs from Jacocks and you will get fresh stock. 94
 Judge and Mrs. M. M. Stuckey spent Saturday in Little Rock. | New Dates, Raisins. Figs and Citron at Bowen's Cash Store. Why worry about your Xmas presents. Just call at 5 and 10 cent store. 89btf
 o. s. Lawrence came in off the road Saturday to spend Sunday at home.
 Citron, Dates, Currants, Raj
 sins, Figs, and all kinds of nuts
 at Gullette's. 93-1w
 The newest line of Umbrellas
 and Canes in town at the Palace Jewelry Store. ; 86btf
 Clothing at actual cost for
 ten days. See for yoursef.
 Sink & Martin. 89btf
 Mrs. R. C.. Lynch, of Cotton Plant, was the guest of Mrs. T.
 J. Copeland Friday.
 For Rent = Front room fur nished, with or without board. Apply to this office. 94d6t Il Go to 1. D. Price for holiday
 goods. Largest and most com l plete line in the city. 93tc Try some of Martin Bros. l "old-fashioned" Sugarhouse Mo- Il lasses and Buckwheat Flour. 92 H If you want up-to-date Jewell Il ry, Cut Glass or Sterling Silver Il go to Palace Jewelry Store. 87 Il Your Christmas cake will be | a success if you use White Silk Il Flour. Bowen's Cash Store. 90 Il Mrs. B. c. Waterman came | down from Swifton Friday night I and will spend Sunday in the city. H For sale or trade for town | property, my residence in East Newport. Mrs. Alice Stephens If. See our Cut Glass and China | ware, best on the market, and at very low prices, at Jacocks' Drug Store. 94tc Buy an Eagle flash self-flling
 Fountain Pen. the best pen | made: only S1. 50. Palace JeWelry Il Store. 93btf
 A heating apparatus has been
 installed in St. Paul's church and
 regular services will be held to-
 morrow.
 Children, write your letters to Santa Claus. care Mrs. Minnie Il Balmaz, at the 5 and 10 cent
 store for your Xmas toys. 89btf Mrs. Andrews, of Judsonia, l who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. T. D. Snetzer, for two weeks, returned home Saturday.
 They are late. They are
 up to date. Don't wait. The
 Rain Coats at Sink & Mar
 tins. 69bH JIG. Dunnaway and wife and
 Mrs. F. E. Dunnaway, of Little ! Rock, were guests at the Hazel : Friday night, on their way to Batesville.
 } Refined and lubricating Oils, either wholesale or retail, and especial attention given, to gin
 and mill oil, at the Standard CrCooy. CO 41Off
Newport daily independent., 1905-12-09
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G. A. Clark is over from Jones' boro.
 Jack Rabbit Flour at Bowen's Cash Store. 83btf
 Claude M. Erwin is in Bates vile today.
 Superb line of holiday goods at Jacocks' Drug Store. 94tc
 Crystallized Pine Apple and Cherries at Martin Bros. 92dtf
 If you are in hurry for gro- ceries telephone Martin Bros. 92
 Go to I. D. Price for fine China and Bric-a-Brac for holiday presents. 91btf
 Buy a self-filling Fountain Pen for Xmas present at Palace Jewelry Store 93btf
 A swell line of toilet and man. icure sets you will find on dis play at Mosby's. 78btf
Newport daily independent., 1905-12-09

If you use Ball Blue, get Red Cross Ball Blue. the best Ball Blue. Large ? OF. package only 5 cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-24

ground.
In hts fall be did not hnrt himself
al all-he was prepared for H.
Tie had known. even while testing
t. that tho task vas a hopeless one
Hs felt his way 90 the beds. He
lay very quietly, thinking Of the
possibility OF escape and realizing
how hopeless tho idea was. how 50
eure was the trap BE waH In.
He heard a sound and started up
the sound ceased lie called out.
Who's thareY'
And there was a seampering
acraping. scratching noise. lie knew
what II was nj once
Rats he muttered
lie was not afraid 81 them. Ills
limbs were free
He put his hands under his head.
and lay quite Etill. looking up At the
moon. Presently q shadow was
east--thefe vas something AZ the
window
II was a ent. A well earad for.
plump. eoliared member Of the fs-
llns raes-he could see the silver
part OF the leather In the moons
beams
(To be continuedl
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What Next9

The first Of we're surprise later they
reached the proportions o a
Now the public cries stop thief
Of men Nho have public estimation may wreck
sseeeooooo concern.
Is wonder proh in hts heart
asks the question WHERE AN HONEST NAN
ttsh science OF get an Won can an.
thodv
Men who fortunes you have
staked scrupled sirch e-.iyra
In order TO Eathcr dollars OF which need
one wonders 20 core n tier, ar.
o'heF big organizations Of the sort n
Ssnaors had their finger. clos. "a
the Equitable pot could withstand
be reversed IN other corpora
l. the Equitable n exception
DO you wundcr that the cries what next
When viii police court sparrow. ana get
after the big that - = en- on hand
50 the established In 1stf
amounts 10 xsea.oo0 tons who's shyr
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nY soAEoRp peLAnnoY.
tcopyrght 1908 by The nterprse Aasoaton)

CHAPTER XxIv-Contiutfod,e
The lawyer kneii on the eige Of
tho hole. and. throwing the Pays Of
his lantern down. inquired.
IAN right You aren't hurt. are
your"
What's the meaning OF this dew
IFS trick Is this the gratitude you
spoke Of"
"A little bit OF it--iust a little bit
of ~. I'm sorry. really. truly sorry
% put You In such a position. bat
business you know. business must
be- attended TO-"
What does Il meant What's your
obiect7 How long do you propose
TO keep me here7"
Depends entirely on yoursolf?"
How ?"
'f.et me handle those nineteen
thousand pound notes. aud you shall
have your liberty within "A hours "
And II don't do that2"
The grim smile on the lawy RS
face seemed 10 answer him
Surprising I eannot2'
Once more the lawyer smiled lie
stroked his chin and said quietly:
You are not a fool / don't think
am. Let's play tho game then.
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like men You are here in my pow
.er. You've got to stop here an I
handle those notes. cant afford
10 lei that time be a long one. 20 /
must hurry things on a bit"
You mean 20 torture me -
That's a. You may chose 60 put
IT, You must remcmber that the
torture will cease the moment you
care 10 let A. You've got the cheek
string In your hand.
You think have tho notes on
meg'
NO. ! don't. or ! should have
adopted other means-rendercd you
unconscious while despoiled you of
them. and then perhaps popped you
whore you are for some hours while
/ cashed the notes and cleared out "
What is II you want me 10 do.
them
Il want you 20 write a letter. au-
thorizinK the giving up 10 the bearer
of IL the packet containing the
notes
"A letter-to whom7
The lawyer laughed as he answer
ed
ITO the custodian Of them. Of
course"
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A POINT OF VIEW


BY S. Frances Gllbreath-l
Il think Mrs. - Is 80 deceit
full. said Maud. '-She always acts
a. II she owned the whole earth aud
never had q worry. when everybody
knows they are disgraeetully poor.
and live IN such shabby rooms that
| would DO ashamed 10 have any
one call
Point OF view" I thought. men-
tally quoting my bonny Jean. whom
had loved as my own ever since
her own dear mother went ava
Refined. educated. loving the
grncea OF llfs. the verr things that
would have made disourda In an ig
noble nature never disturbed the
harmony % her daily living Her
self and husband. reduced BY sue
csssaive rcversea 20 living In the
only room with its tiny bedroom at
/ tached: forced % practice the most
rigid economy without even the
spare penny 90 purzhAas = screen
TO hide the unaightly part Of her
housekeeping. abe Htill sac no rea-
Hon % change her point Of vieu
NEAR THE ONE LARGE
FRONT WINDOW SHE PLACED
A SMALL TABLE. WITH TWO or
THREE BITS. RELICS OF BET
TER DAYS. UPON ia PIECE
or PRETTY CHINA, A TINTED
ROSE BOWL. AND A DAINTY
CUP AND SAUCER
She pulled apart the sash cur
tains Of creamy cheese cloth. and
In the opening set her one plant
skeleton" Kcranium. When ths
sun nhons through the green lac
cry Il brought ont a score Of rain
bow spark leo. and on cloudy DAYS
II still held enough OF sunshine to
make a BIT Of brightness In the
room. when a rap at the door an
nounced = visitor. The little rock
or was wheeled about. before she
knew IL tho caller was facing the
attractive point" and the bright
face Of the little hostess completed
the charm.
"And I knew iAughlnEiy aaid
Jean 10 me. when tho aristocratic
Mrs. A. was admiring my little
table that abe never saw tho old
stove nor the home made cupboard.
and I do not doubt but she told the
very next lady upon whom abe
called that Mrs Is little house
was so eharmiuGiy artistic SIZE
DID NOT KNOW 1T WAS Ny
POINT or VIEW"
And your point Of View" ask
-
UuiY this" and her voice fai-
tered n littlc-"when the dark
comes. or when I cannot rub out
the uusightly spots. ! just turn my
back upon them. and face about
nnd"-hsr voice grew very low
do not tell folks only the Father.
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"And If can't-if don't do
that3"
Then. my friend. you'll gain
kn0wledge n you are obstinate
enough. II ultimately your skeleton
IL found hero for may tell you
that rats abound ia the cellar. and
they ara reputed 20 be excellent
bone plekera the fault Will be
yours. wholly yours not mine"
Gerald wa Ia a cold sweat OF fear
and horror. A. the fellows mercy
be might be- slled. just AZ the man
on the boat had been.
TO lie or 10 tell tho truth which
should he do7
u cant give you the letter" he
finally said
Very we'll" enld the lawyer. pre-
tending 10 smile KeniallY. although
ho was sick az heart az the answer.
Perhaps a nights reflection Will
make you change your mind" no
drow up the flap as ho spoke
Good night
Are you going TO leave me here
In the dark"
Il ap afraid 20. ] am sleeping In
the house. and II the lonlinens but
you will have plenty OF company If
you should change your mind In
the night. call out ! shall hear you.
and bring a light"
II scream for help the neigh
b0ra-=s.
viii not hear you. Grip that
fact, aud Il Will be a breath saver
There IL not a living being within
earnhot You'll get plenty Of Yentila-
ton from the window. 49, the way.
don't waste strength trying the bars.
1 tried them before you dropped
down. and you can take my word
that they are firm enough. while aa
20 the door. itH ~ solid n piece OF
oak aa was ever .arpcntered. Good
ulght"
Then all was darkness The pria-
oner was alone
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CHAPTER XIV
PECULIAR MEAsENlER

fEiNiiAN MESoEkGEH.
Gerald was partly stunned by
Nhat had happened and he feared
greatly danger ahead.
He considered Ioldea character.
and he calculated that bis own life
Nas a small thing in the lawyers
estimation.
IA he turnoi his head he saw a
Elimmer Of light from the barred
window.
lie thought Of escape naturally.
But II was poor thought, he an.
ticipated no success.
Running the whole length OF what
vas hts proof were the supporting
beams Of the floor boards above.
Dy means Of this window be could
reach those beams OF the floor
boards above.
by means % the window be could
reach those b.ams. and possibly the
trap door. but be f-ar~s-horribly
fearcd-thAt his fingers would slip
from tbs pieces OF square wood.
which Il seemed impossible TO
grip.
lie tried n. however. lie rot
both legs up and through the bars Of
the window tili the thickness q his
thighs prevented further pru;rusion.
lie sat there resting a moment. aud
getting ready for bis tst Of
strength.
Then he Eripped the TIMBER
Ertppoi them easily while his
weight was supported by his feet
bat tho moment he hung veil. that
same moment he dropped 10 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-24

After that he goes homo aud
dreams about her lie seea her a.
hiu guardian angel. his guidiug rtaf.
THE SUNSHINE or Ills HOME.
tie buys her IA locket and a lseiu
she knows she viii set hia picture
On the lockct and lQndly lmaginea
that she always wears Il ncNt her
heart and she does.
Aud the SUNSHINE or Ills
HOME CLEANS brighter until he Is
half blinded hy ltssmdianee
After the few weeks OF monthH
that he manages 10 struggle
through his lonely breakfasts 30 The
boarding house. he peruadca bis
SUNSHINE 90 name the day for the
wedding u IL At breakfast that he
needs this nkht-hearted little crea
turc most Ills breakfast has at.
ways been the gloomy meal of the
day.
II It hadn't been necessary a.
keep the machine. man. going and
make Il ~ Tor the work 90 be done
he would have left out the break
fast long ago
just before the wedding his break.
fast hour II frightened by the
DREAM OF THE SUNNY FACE
that viii soon smile at him from be
hind his own eoffoa urn.
lie becomes a philosopher and
realizes that dainty breakfast
served BY a tidy. cheerful wife. will
make over the whole day for him
For the first time In his life he
realizes that 20 start the day right
Is tho best way to keep u right
Pretty soon be IL blaming his
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hachalordom Cor tho failures oi
many days. which, he firmly be-
liayes would have been days OF sue.
eoas had she bteaktaat hour bcen
tho cheory. wholesome happy hour
that this dear little SUNBEAM vii
,onkc II for him.
Then he marrtea her.
For a few daya she wears the III.
Ito loekes aud a pretty breakfast
Jacket trimmed with frilla Of lace.
Dear little SUNSHINE
After AWHILE she doean't fazH
about the fFlfa ahd leaves off tbs
locket
Prctty 5000 SIE FoRGETS TO
BRUSH HER HAIR. knots e mp ~
II she were making ready for a
bath. Ter col II band. e0llarleaa
lops annn az the throat. the lips for
get 20 smile
Wolff ~ saying n good deal e
say THAI a mans eonathney depends
upon the wave Of a woman's hair
and ne rieanliness and adjustment
OF hoF breakfast iactet
Hut I does
II sounds like dealing a death
blow 70 romance 90 suggest that The
continuance OF a wotnan's devotion
depends upon the whiteneaa ~ hes
husbands collar aud the charm OF a
clean shaved face
Hut Il d0ca
The man or woman who noglect1
tho little touches q descent dressing
Just becauna No ONE nuT WIFE
or HUSBAND Will SEE. mas
iook for breakers In the stream Of
domestic bliss.
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THE HOUSE or THE GOULDS

II Is difficult Goulds-George and Helen
on the Of heredity Lacking railroad
ehaaeserf Or dd they In
herit mothesf
No America one uns.lnah service than
Helen Gould And sincere regard
George Is also revised and greatly improved edition
elder Gold He ehub perhaps he exhibited some
fine traits Of character.
Is Instance.
Mr. Could recently president Of tho wabash an
way Who sought employer
audabe ambition profits he wut too far and
Mr. Gould asked for resgna ton.
Anr long railway secured an entrance
Into Ptssburs Tho built the city
In arranging accommodations tn president provided
handsome bar and applied liquor The exclusive
privilege vas worth several thou sands
When Mr. Gould heard Of ia
he Eraphed Pittsbarg 20 have the
license revoked and to abandon enterprise.
Rather surprising
father be fore him. enjoys money making
There big persons would
hare known the wabash what
would the elder Gould
But that rather more than
raden'Ary Also some Ideas Of delieaey He little
Two Of his children to have been endowed
these qualities.
After Why Roosevelt build the eanair
be that "seoty" set someone
it's tainted
whats vardaman doing daysf
-
Lone robbsr to up train near Sand Point Idaho
Misguided man. 'sooity" was in the east at the time
It may be true army Is prepared war
but King I'd take comfort the thought that bis ally the
mikado. has one that Is
yacht Hohanzouern able BAL
With mpunty Of late
ExMayor review Chicago
his assessment We wonans What had become Of Cart
After thinking IT over have come that
NJ
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That's all"
Maud f. very frivolous. bat ahs
went home after said "A fcN
things. : with something hope mas
DO her shallow little soul good
Happiness and misery are not De.
pendent upon externaiE. but simply
the point % view u which our Lives
arr adjusted.
FOR EVERY I'LL fFE HAS An
30 UALiZiNg COMPENSATION
AND A DAILY TURNING OR
PAGES TOWARD THE SUNNY
BITS OF ITS LANDSCAPE WILL
aWEETEN AND WHY ITS
DARKEST PATH.
Hut the idea OF a woman like
Maud criticislaE my ieAl lAAale
Teaui
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we all have our ups and downs.
remarked tho sober faced man.
yes. and our ins and outs. add-
81 the sunburnsd. Observation-Disclosures
man.
And in truth tbs hroad-ahouldered
man had hih lie waa a baseball
pitcher.
Henry r. Rogers gave $500 Of
hia' hard earned money 10 % New
ncsiford school teachers To spend on
their vacation.
cor somebody'n else
Dowie has been preaching 20 his
followers on Graft What Dowis
rays on that subject IL worth hear
ing. Hes an authority.
Russia has named n peace envoy
but Il will take oyama some time
to bear about H.
And now Chicago asks FOR the
peace conference hut what Chi
eaKo really needs Is peaee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-24
EDITORIALS BY
STAR READERS
DOESN'T Ike nANpa.

proapeetive citlren % this pros
porous aaa port ta deslruus Of know
inE whAt recent % past sin h. nose
being punished ~ the tanletion Of
cheap bands Which have beer turned
inoee m such pFufusion Of late upon
the present. but not long % he. pa
ticnt ard long suffering community
This deiuKr u @notss." which SOME
may be driuded enough 20 term
music has plagued the city like
the gfaHzhoppsfs Of the ancient
countries Of Kansas 90 and EEyus
This Citizen. however. fears that
only a standing army can beat the
band let ua then Etrd up our
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lolna and be- the standing army. not
laying down our arms until these
bands have forever laid down their
drums and ffcH.
THE PROSPECTIVE CITIZEN.
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The Light That Failed

by CYNTHIA GREY.

she flashes him a smile. lie thinks her charming
She wrinkles her M him She is certainly winning
tits her head side aud laughs at him
Then he proposes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-24
.STAR DUST:

HsaN WV ANNR sNEF
who names our United States
senator's" demanded the peunimia=
tic orator who names our gov
ernorH9 who names our prealdentH7
Possibly their fathers" replied
sad looking man. but II my exz
perienee counts for anything |
should say their mothers name them
Ia most eases"
what struck you most In yor
trip q Cleveland. Henry7"
"Wsll. / don't know exactly. but
II wuz purity close between IN au-
tomohiiea an IN street ears"
AleNteff hos bees promoted again
AteKleff must be- the Leonard Wood
~ RHHaia.
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Ask this who married a sunbeam.
morning hts eoffeo thouKhfutY and looked
table SUNSHINE or his HOME
uneombcd aud dsheseed hts heart he knew
that Tits his SUNSHINE naught but THE LIGHT THAT
FAILED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-24

Half Of this years graduates from
Vassar are engaged 10 be married.
The other half must look upon edu4
cation a. a failure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-24
BROWNS PAINLESS DENTISTS.
Tf3 First ANonue
RELik5LE TRANSFER CO.
Baggage, Furniture, Storage

office ard storage room. 1915 First
svenue. fostoffies building.
fhonee-Sunaet sea. independent
asa.
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Front Lots 200 feet long o
apiece New Koot sdesam on every street ih %
addition opened IN the ciy q
It this aide Of Dunlap this side q Rainier Beach ana t'
side q Washington
Also have seven twosgry house
Jersey chickens 1925 o 300 down ani
Close Lake and Take Washington street car
10 Atlantic CITY Only by buying tickets from
e conductor Mr. Griffith the Times
block.
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A WORD FROM JOSH WISE.

Tn best hot roast
r. a woman { hand
outs m one Tits
got gravy an p'ta
toes with H.
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Frank James. brother of the late
Jesse. is growing religious We al
ways did claim that the example
set By John d. Was Of great value.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-24

After thinking have 10 the eonelu
there viii nothing disturb peace conference at Pc
It's in New Hampshire
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We note that the yacht HohenzoIern Is able
Tic with mpunty Of late.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-24

Ex-Mayor Harrison forced tho board or review OF Chi
raise We wondoing what had become
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-24

A Berlin woman who was a pro
feasionat faster committed suicide
by shooting ira \ mystery Why she
didn't Htarve hrsrrlf 90 death.
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parious nonogenaran without neck
tie wearing liable TO be taken
for DIS father.
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It may be that the British army prepared
but King Ed take comfort in the thought that his
mlkado. has that Is.
The Washington times., 1905-07-30
FARMERS WIVES SMASH
LITTLE TOWNS SALOON
Man Who Ran Place Jumps, and
Owner of Building. Sues for
Damages.

ABELINE, Kans-, July 29.-Eight wo-
men, wives OF farmers, are under ar
rest on a charge Of unlawfuIly assem-
bling and destroying property.
On Monday they met 10 drive out OF
the little town of Industry, twelve miles
north, a saloOnkeeper who had recently
opened up. Armed with hatchets, they
marched to the place, and wholesale
smashing commenced.
Several men were drinking The wo-
men broke the beer bottles held in their
hands.
Then they attacked the mirror, and
cases OF beer, smashing everything in
sight Some whisky in barrels was
emptied on the floor
The saloonleeper fed without his coat
or personal belongings and walked out
OF town. hurrying for the nearest rail-
way station
The owner Of the building and fixtures
swore out warrant for the women.
who are all prominent in the neighbor-
hood.
We did not propose TO have a joint
run in this community and took the only
way TO stop it," explained the leader.
The authorities would DO nothing, Sc
We did
The Washington times., 1905-07-30
Another Ade Opening.
"The Bad Samaritan" to Follow "Col-
Iege Widows Example.

The College Widow will be the first
of the Savage attractions to begin the
season of l9O5-O6- The Ade comedy will
open at the studebaker Theater. Chi
cago. July 81
Easy Dawson" the new Edward E
l<idder comedy which Will introduce
Raymond Hitchcock in straight
part, opens August - at Atlantic City,
later going TO Wallack's Theater, New
York city.
at Atlantic City on August u. as does
The County Chairman" the latter
opening on August 2s
The premiere Of The Bad Samaritan"
will be held at the Columbia Theater.
in this city, September 4, and the new
George AIDE comedy will later be taken
to the Garden Theater. New York city.
following the policy which was so sue
cessfuI with The College Widow
The Prince of Pnscn" begins its tOur-
which will extend from coast to coast
on September l, the opening place being
Asbury Park Brooklyn viii. witness
the first pcrformauces Of the English
Grand Opera company. which contains
many members of the Savage "Parsi-
fsI" company The opening perform
anCe Will be given on October ..