davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-11-03
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMA-
TION.
The President Designates Thursday
Nov. 90, as Day-Would Have
the People Look More to the
Life Of the Spirit.

w,cl,;,,rton Octohcr 31.-Thc
';Ia,, ,oJ,, ;..,od tho ANIMAL
r.a.,..,.;.;rr ,,roo,,mot;on. in w5icI,
, "''''' ':.:,.. 1,t IT.. sto,dv crowth Of
y, =. .t,.o,,o,I, ,vorIdI,, ,,,w-
s,I, a,1 ,,o,m,I,t;or and HAT
w. - ;,l;,.;,1uo1 onn,fort and
~ :, :; L;x,,or tbou that of any
.n... aa,s,,t.,. j., +bo world For this
w. .'I Ioa,o.o. ,nor;oo,s owe Il 70 tho
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-11-03
NON PRESIDENTS MUST
PAY HUNTING LICENSE

The fact is not generally known
that non-rcSidcutS are not prcmittrd
to hunt game in South Carolina with
ont the payment Of a license. The
net Of The legislature says:
'It shall be unlawful for any non
resident Of this State except on his
own land. or on the land under his
control or except when accompanied
bv resident frcrhodcr by special IN
,i,aiinn for a special "rra>l"n. T."
catch. Kill. N.Iurr or pursue with such
latent any wild turkeys. partrld"" "l
quail in amy county Of TINS State
without a license and the clerk Of
court for such county is hereby auth
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-11-03
Pharmacy a reputable college?

Pharmacy reputable college?
The board contcndcd that in refus
in" TO issue Il license to the petitioner
they were acting in Il judicial and not
in a ministerial manner and that in so
doing they could not be compelled by
mandamus.
The board bases its refusal to issue
the license on the ground that the
petitioner failed to produce proof of
having served not less than four years
with druggist or apothecary and al
so that the Maryland College OF
Pharmacy is not, in their opinion a
reputable college.
The decision Of the court is contrary
to the position taken by the boar'
! and Mauldin is now entitled to his IL
ccnSc on the payment Of the Zee o'
~
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-11-03
TO DRAW JURY.

Notice is hereby given that The un-
drrSigncd, Jury Commissioners for
Ncwbcrry county, S. G., will at nine
O'Clock A. NJ. November 7th, 1908,
in the office Of the Clerk Of Court,
openly and publicly draw the names
Of thirty six men who shall serve at
the Court Of General Sessions as Petit
Jurors for one week beginning No
vcmbcr %. 1908. this being the second
week Of the Court Of General ScS-
sions which will convene at Ncwbcr-
rv. S. C.. on November lG, 1908.
Jno. L. Epps.
Wm ". Cromcr,
.Jno. G. G"@ganS.
Jury Commissioners for Ncwbcrry
County, S. {.
! Ncwbcrry, S. G., October 2G, 1908.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-11-03
10 DAY
G A 8 II
CARNIVA
ISSUED MANDAMUS
AGAINST BOARD
Case of DR.. Mauldin Decided by Su-
prcme Court.

The State.
In the ease Of the State cX rel John
Nell. Mauldin. petitioner, against o. |
A. Matthews ct al, respondents, the
supreme court has granted the writ of
mandamus prayed for, and Mr.. Maui
din will have the right to secure Il IL
censc from the pharmaceutical board
of South Carolina. The ease was re-
GENTLY argued before the court and
the decision is written by Associate
Justice Woods.
Tbo c,so ;nv,1vcs ihr nowcrs of thc
.o,., - ,,h,,n,o, !, ho;,x .l,;nod
thot N, Nmld;n. from G,.prnvi)lc ot
thn nrnnor ,;mo and nl,co ,nn1;c1 IN
thu L,,,.I g.. ,;an,>!n md o,,o thor
sat;..rmn,n.. ,r,nr nr II. ho;nu :, roo.
..I,. ,I,,.,I - ,r, N,,.InnJ rnI-
la = 1,,,,,,o, ,,,J ,,iih>,trh ,,,
,,;n, !, -, -, H.. lace +, nf,orod
~ ~4',':, l,o .y,,,;,,,;o, =,
~ 1,,:,u % ",,,,. ,,I;o,,,, n,t or,duotos
=, .>,,oo,, rrnro .rh;ootnd
80 Tha h,..1 rofu.od 70 nxam;nc him
,,r,,...l - ,.r,,t linn tho do
'.'' "l,!' =.
Nl,,,J;r vbo was re,yrcscntcd by
,,1 ',u wv r. pono, ,rl Osc,r K
1rs.,1:, 80 c.oo,,.;llo onnl;cd tc
C,h;or I,.t;ce popc for mandarin.
,nd tho cosc came ON to be heard be
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-11-03

public which the world has ever seen.
It's domains stretch across the contin- |
cnt from one to the other Of the two
greatest oceans. and it exercises do
mininn alike in the arctic and troplc
realms. The growth i'll wealth aud
population has surpassed even the
growth in territory. Nowhere else III
the world is the average OF lndIvldu-
al comfort and material well-bcng as
high as in our fortunate land.
"For the very reason that in ma
tcrial wcll-bcing we have thus
aboundcd We owe it 10 the Almighty
TO show equal progress in moral and
spiritual things. With Il nation, rs
with the individuals who make up 4
nation. material wcll-bcing is an in
diSpensabIc foundMti ion. But thc
foundation availS nothing by itself.
That life is wasted, and worse than
wasted, which is spent in piling, heap
upon heap. those things which minis
ter merely to the pleasure OF the
body and 10 the power that rests on
" on wealth. Upon material we'll
being as foundation must be raised
the structure of the lofty life OF
the spirit if this nation IS properly to
, fulfil its great mission and to ac'
compIish all that VIC so arlently hope
| and desire. The things Of the body
f are good: the things Of the intcllec
. better; but best Of all are the thing
t of the soul; for, in the nation, as il
/ the individual, in the long run 1t /
y character that counts. Let us, there
5, fore, as ii people sci our faces rcsolu
G tcly against evil, and with broad char
IT ity, with kindlincss and good will to
ward all men, but with mflinchin
determination to smile down wron!
d strive with all the strength that
|: given us for righteousness in publ
ii and in private life.
s. "Now. therefore. I, Thc"dol
IL Roosevelt. president Of the Unite
~ States, do set apart Thursday, II
d. Doth day Of November, as a day {
in general thanksgiving and prayer. al
nc on that day | recommend that Il
as people shall cease from their dal
ir- work and, in their homes or in the
We churches. meet dcvoutly TO thank t
ial Almighty for the many and gre
>e- blessings they have received in t
lcr past. and TO pray that they may
ch given strength 50 10 order their liz
he aS to deserve "A continuation of the
Il blessings in ihr future.
the SIN witness whereof | have he
zen Unto set my hand and caused the s.
Re- of the United States to be affixed.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-11-03

week claSsrL ~ doubtful, with Rr-
publican tendencies. are now credited
to Mr.. Taft by the correspondents
of the Herald. The two States of
Nebraska and Kentucky. which were
claSsrd as doubtful. with Democratic
inclinatinnS, are now given TO Mr..
Bryan.
Thus during the week the net APP
parent raiu Of The Republican candi-
date has been twcnty-SiN electoral
votes. while the net apparent gain OF
the Democratic candidate has been
twcnty-"nr.
All observers agree that Mr.. Bryan
did not add to his electoral strength
bv his last journey to the East. II"
utterly failru to shake the electoral
vote Of New York from its Republic
can mnnrino>. and. indeed, during his
presence in the Empire State the be
lief was intensified that there Is Il
wurkin" agreement between Il largo
number Of Democrats and Rcpubh
ChanIcr. It vet remains to be seen
however. whether the peculiar an
nnunccmrnt by John ID. Rorkcicllc
that he would support Taft can b.
turned by the Democrats into an ar
gumcnt which may swing some clos
States back to Bryan.
The Democratic campalgncrS ar
making use Of the incident with al
the avidity with which a last card
seized upon in the closing hours o
the campaign. SO far as the Me-
York govcrnorship is concerned NJ
Hughes has small lead. The It'd
% seems to continue to run in his favo
f but the contest is 50 close that at ii
: last moment something might dcvclc
y which would change the condition
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-11-03

''Donc ut the city Of Washington,
this 3lst day Of October, i'll the year
of our Lord 1908, and Of the lndc-
pcndrncc of the United States the
one hundred and thirty-thlrd.
"Thcodorc Roosevelt.
"By the President:
"Alvcv 4. Adcc,
"Acting Secretary Of State.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-11-03
10 DAY
G A s II
CARNIVAL

orizcd and required upon the payment
Of Il fee Of %2j to issue |" amy such
nonresident. Il license To hunt in each
county which shall hr for one year.
All license and fines collected under
this nct shall be turned over to the
warden Of the county for the enforce
mcnl Of the game laws.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-24
SOME MORE OF ROOSEVELT,S
GOOD WORK.

President Roosevelt has appointed q
commission Of Ave men to report on
methods Of improving the social condi.
tions OF farm life. Next to the con-
servation Of national resources. be re.
CARDS the well.being Of the farmer IA
the chief problem before the nation.
On the man who gives us the materials
for clothes and food the entire nation
depends. Through him society Is root
ed in the land. Many Of the great
economic improvements In late years
have been directed to the betterment
Of farming. The Department Of Agri-
culture has been working to increase
the productivity OF the land, 10 in
struct farmers In the best methods of
cultivation. All the development OF
irrigation, the establishment OF rural
postal delivery, the Improvement Of
waterways and railroads over which
the product Of the land Is sent to the
cities, the good roads movement. the
creation OF state agricultural colleges,
the regeneration Of the district school
system, have tended to make farming
more prosperous and the farmer
healthier and better instructed. But
most Of this work has dealt in land and
crops and tools and roads; II has In
large measure missed the human be-
ing. The Presidents most inspiring
idea, his most statesmanlike move Is
the belief that 1t Is the man that
counts. We must help and improve
human beings. We must make farm
life so attractive that the best strength
II the nation will live II. At present
the brilliant prizes OF life seem to lie
in the city. and too many capable boys
are tempted away from the soil To
bring TO the farm the essential COM
forts and intellectual interests Of the
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-24

cities. to give farm hoy and farm girl
every chance for self.improvement. to
secure to the farmer his proper share
Of the profit Of his labor. to make life
in the country most worth living-this
Is the problem the solution Of which
will strengthen the foundations Of ma.
tional prosperity. Measures to he con.
sidered by the commission are the es.
Establishment of postal savings banks
the creation Of rural parcel post. by
which the farmer may more easily get
the products of manufacture. the in.
crease of cooperation between farm.
ers for buying. selling and borrowing"
and the better adaptation OF rural
schools to the training of children for
life OH the farm"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-24
The Chicago Eagls numbsPs
among It's subscribers the most
ln0U0ntial. most pPOspOPOus ana

The Chicago Eagle aumbsss
aDong its subscribers the most
iaAssntial, most prosperous ana
Nest respected men IN Chicago.
IL reaches nearly every nan
81 standing In the community
aaa all men who are mosldsss Of
Dsblic opinion or directors Of
Dablie a1airs.
IL t. the guide, mentor aad
fsisna Of every political leader
81 every shade Of opinion.
IL - read by GovePnment,
state, County and City omesals.
IL IL read by . big percentage
% the legal fraternity, Including
bench and bar.
IL 10 the favoPtts OF Chica6o's
leading business mes.
IL reaches all CLASSES n theis
Asass.
IL 10 rsaA ~ the Fire Depart.
nest.
II 10 ssaA ~ the Peiiss DsDass.
neat.
Il 10 &. every psSlis s0ss aaA
svssy Dublis Iibsasy.
10 % net controlled ~ aaV
eAoaO, cheeky - sso0keA aAvos.
e1soo0 a0oo0y.
II the niaetesn years Of Its
ea1stsase % has managed q bullA
- . lasge s1ssulatlea ana Oseat
00sonoss without the al1 % Pc.
esosaoDal aAvsstisla0 sAaslss.
That % Why % % - iaasDoa1.
81. - Depslas ana - sssoa6.
Tho Chicago DA01O % O0O -.
- that hes never 6sDsaas1
oDoa sAvsst1sia0 a6eats go o
sess1lasSea. IL he's ese % tie
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-24

cOIIIEGE,

Brown Of Harvard" Rida Johnson
Young's successful college play. will be
seen at the beautiful College Theater
next week. The piece ran the entire
summer ~ 1905 ut the Garrick Thea
ter and VAS one of the biggest summer
successes that Chicago has known. 1t
tells a stirring story Of college life. and
whether You have ever gone to college
or not yOu will be fascinated by 1t from
start to finish. Albert Morrison will,
of course, have Harry WoOdruff's old
part, ana that he will be equal to the
part goes without saying. lie will be
ably assisted by That's Magrane. u. IL.
Calvert, Smith Davies, Morris McIiugh
ana the rest of the splendid Marvin
company.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-24

this season better IN every respect tl,,n
any prior time. This show IL M to
the minute from start 10 finish. ana en-.
tirely out Of the ordinary -rut Of bur.
lesque. carrying u coterle Of thirty.six
artists who will bc seen In every line
Of entertainment that refresles the
mind and drives dull care away. When
YOU have seen the Cracker Jacks" you
can only say YOU have seen the best
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-24

has been on the Municipal Court bench
entities him to reelection by the peo-
ple u Chicago.
County ASSESSOR Adam Wolf has.
made clean and honest record. and
be deserves to be reelected.
Joseph q. Flanagan should b elect.
ed Sanitary Trustee His public and
business record qualities him In every
way for the Oihce and the people Of
Chicago will never regret having plac-
ed him In Il.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-24
AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION ON
RIGHT TRACK.

The American Bar Association, In
drafting its code Of ethics ut Seattle
recently, formulated very clearly rules
Of conduct which have long seemed i'm.
perative to the layman as well rs to
the leaders Of the bar. The movement
to correct certain abuses which have
too often hampered or delayed the
course Of justice is timely. and an eva.
sive attitude would have done much
to lessen the esteem In which the un.
offending members Of the profession
are held. The new canons do not strike
merely ut the shystcrs and the trick.
steers, whose influence. however nOx-
ious. has never been serious menace
to the prestige OF the bar. but deals
In comprehensive way with those VIC.
lations OF the spirit Of justice which
are masked behind legal usage. Few
members OF the community are called
upon to occupy positions Of such trust
rs the lawyer, and 1t Is particularly
needful that the younger members Of
the profession should be made to up.
preciate their responsibility In this re.
gard. One Of the articles In the code
makes 1t morally obligatory upon coun.
sci to expose any case Of corrupt, dis
honest conduct In their own profession
which comes to their notice. Lawyers
In the past, while ready to condemn In
private corrupt practices, have rarely
shown any easerness to prefer such
charges or to assist In conducting q
prosecution. Another frequent abuse
Of Justice which IL sharply criticized
10 the practice Of bringing actions ut
law which have no validity In fact. but
which are intended merely to harasa
or injure the opposite party. In sum.
ming up the duty Of the lawyer toward
his client and the community the code
covers most Of the points comprehen.
sively when II says that he should
strive to make his conduct square with
the moral a. well 40 the statute law
mo client, corporate or individual
however powerful. nor any cause. civil
or political, however important. 10 enti
tied to receive. nor should any lawyer
render. any service or advice involving
dislOyalty to the law, whose ministers
We are, or disrespect Of the judicial
Office. which we are bound to uphold, OF
corruption Of any person or persons ex
ercising public Office or private trust
or deception or betrayal OF the public
One Of the most important actions OF
the convention was the passage Of 9
resolution calling upon Congress and Ill.
various States to formulate Legislation
restricting appeals In both civil ant
criminal actions to Instances wher,
actual prejudice Is shown. The RICH
OF appeal has been used so Extensively
Of recent years, particularly by larg'
corporations, to defeat the ends Of jus
tice, and cases have heen tried $,
often upon minute technicalities rath
er than upon their merits that the pub
| lie patience has become exhausted. Tn,
outcome Of the associations labors vii
certainly be watched with the livclics
interest by the whole people.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-24
EAGLETS.

Coroner Peter NJ. Hoffman has clear
sailing in his campaign for reelection.
His grand record has rallied To his sup
port the leading business ana profess
slonal men Of both parties. His ma
jorlty viii he u large one
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-24
MARLOWE.

"Tbe Love Route" william Court
ney's one-time success, will Ike the bin
AZ the popular Marlowe Theater next
week. The play which Is one Of the
most fascinating ever written, tells a
story of the fight between the railroad
ana ranchers, Mr.. Phillips will appear
as John Ashby and Miss Shaw as
Allene Houston. The production at the
Marlowe will be gorgeous one in
every detail.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-24

record 40 a member of the Drainage
Board before. makes him one Of the
strongest candidates before the people.
Coroner Peter NJ. Hoffman IL sure
winner. lie Is popular with everybody.
Judge Max Eberhnrdt's clean ana
upright record during the two years he
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-24

lieves In electing only the hest fitted
men as Judges will east a ballot for him
for Municipal Judge.
~
Paul 4. Hazard In a business man
Of ability and experience. and his cleo.
ton rs sanitary Trustee will prove n
benefit to the people.
~eA
No mistake will he made IN voting
for Cyril II. Jnndus for Municipal
Judge. lie Is an able. honest and fear.
css man. whose election II desired IN
the Interests Of a clean judiciary.
\. u. Porter deserves to be reelected
Clerk Of the. Appellate Court and he
Will he. Ills record IL an honest. pains.
taxing and able one ana he has the
hearty endorsement Of the leading ut.
ttrneys Of Chicago.
~l6A
John J. McI.aughlin's good record
and widespread popularity insures his
reelection to the Legislature from the
Ninteenth District by handsome plu.
rality.
~
Illinois II proud Of her brilliant, fear.
less and honest Representative In the
United States Senate. Albert J. Hop.
kins.
John II. Caverly IL making one of the
best City Attorneys Chicago has ever
had. and no official IN Chicago enjoys a
nio'e widespread popularity.
John Il. Owens. the well known pOlit-
lcal leader and former City Attorney.
IL liked AMI respected by everybody that
knows him.
John Taylor BOOz, the able and well
known attorney. II talked Of by many
for Circuit Court Judge.
~
One Of the ablest and most highly
respected leaders In the business world
OF Chicago IL Albert q. Wheeler.
~9
Jacob w. Loeb has earned by his
clean and brilliant record rs lawyer
high place In the estimation of both
bench and bar In Cook County.
(,lvSlo Nfnev.la<V1 tho nh1o oaslat n ~
City Attorney, IL one OF the best liked
and hardest working young Republican
leaders In Illinois.
~
James 9. Hopkins. the popular mas.
ter In chancery. would make an ex.
cellent Judge Of the Circuit Court.
Alderman Arthur J0setti In making q
splendid record In the City Council.
TIE Twenty.secOnd ward never had IN
ADLER or more popular alderman.
No better man can be elected to
the Municipal Court this fall than
Cyril Il. Jandus, whose clean and able
record rs lawyer and 40 a State
Senator has made him popular with
all classes OF ChicagOans.
Congressman Henry Sherman Boutell
is sure winner In the Ninth district
~6\
Senator Albert ]. Hopkins has proven
himself a courageous, honest ana able
representative Of the people In the
United States Senate and the best cit
liens of Illinois. irrespective Of party
affiliations, want to see him reelected
on the first ballot.
%6
| Edward Tilden has always been a
worker in behalf of education, and t..G
people should show their appreciation
by electlng him university trustee by a
handsome majority. His election will
be a credit To Illinois.
~6A
George W. Paullln has proven by
his record on the Drainage Board Ia
be Il faithful, conscientious and indus
trious servant of the people and his
reelection is Justly deserved.
| Vote for William Legner for Sanitary
Trustee. lie served the people honestly
ana ably bcfoI nd he will do so again
/Ae
II Is progressive, able and success.
ful business men like George w. Paul
lin that are needed In public Office. and
his reelection as Sanitary Trustee. In
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-24
&6glA

Joseph T.. Bldwill, Jr,, has shown
himself rs Clerk Of the Circuit Court
to be n faithful servant of the people,
aud there Is no rcasrn why an able and
competent official like him should he
retired. Vote for him.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-24

James G. Dooley has By his brilliant
on the bench and every citizen who be-
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-24

and have been given hundred cents
ON the dollar every time.
Adam Wolf will be reelected County
Assessor by 4 large majority. lie has
made q splendid record and 10 liked BY
everybody.
william lASnsr viii b elected
Sanitary Trustee By . good majority.
He 10 popular with all CLASSES Of peo.
pie and this. coupled with biz we'll.
known business ability and honest
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-24
STAR AND GARTER.

Commencing next week, the famous
Cracker Jacks" viii make their tenth
annual appearance, and they come here
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-24
AHDiT0RIMM.

Next week IL the. second and final
successful week Of 'srhe Lion ana the
Mouse" the popular drama Of imam.
cial cupidity baked by feminine clever.
ness. ut the Auditorium Theater. Per.
sistent curtain calls ut the end Of
every act give positive testimony VI It's
continued success during. the brief run
ut popular prices. Oliver Doud Byron
and Dorothy Donnelly, who interpret
the leading roles In Klein's great play
Of love and political intrigue. are night.
~ securing greater favor with Chicago
audiences, Mr.. Byron appearing In the
Diasterful role Of "Ready Money
Ryder. and Miss Donnelly as the re.
sourceful young woman who tames the
financial Lion"
Immediately following the engage.
nlent OF ''rhe Lion and the Mouse
blnxes forth the lavish musical pro.
ductiOn "Mary's Lamb" with the only
Richard earle as the star and mOviue
spirit.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-24
lI6|0A

George W, Paullln mas proven by
his record on the Drainage Board to
be faithful, conscientious and indus
trious servant Of the people and his
reelection Is Justly deserved.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-24

Edward Tilden has always been a
worker in behalf of education, and tie
people should show their appreciation
by electlng him university trustee by n
handsome majority. Ills election will
be a credit To Illinois.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-24
At the THEA1ERS
STCDEBAKER.

Two weeks without ain empty seat
IN the thentcr ut any performance IL
The record Of the Studcbaker for the
past fortnight. FRITZ Schcff. the ir.
resistiblc FRITZ. Is the particular at
traction of Chicago thcatcrgocrs aud
her new comic opera. "rhe PrIua
Donna" II entirely worthy Of the
charm with which she Invariably On.
linhccs her starring vehicles. Strange
us II may seem. We are brought to n
realization Of the fact that We have
not with ~ the same FRITZ Of tiistinc.
tive comic opera fame. We are for I'd
to view her In II new ana unusual light
and who will say hut TINT the apprc.
citation Of II new FRITZ Scl,cff In not
even more satisfying. more intcrestIn,
ana more entertaining than ever !.
Madame sclieff Is surrounded by a
company which Chicago critics coi,csle
to bc the best organization Of Its sort
ever seen here.