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Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-16
soAPINe THE INDIAN.
Government Will Bup Soap and Tow
els That the Red Man May Wash.

Beginning with the fiscal year
which begins July 1 an effort will be
made to keep the red man clean. The
interior department has been negoti-
Iating for several weeks for the pur-
chase of $4,000 pounds of scap for
the express purpose of keeping the
deserving Indians IN a proper state
of cleanliness. In addition to the coap
enough crash toweling will also be
bought to rub down the entire Cher
okee nation. Specifically, $1,000
yards of crash will be needed.
II was said at the Indian Office to-
day that the Indians are rapidly. evinc-
ing a desire for the bath and its ac-
eessories. As the young men pick
up the ways OF the more civilized
white man it is noticeable that soap
and water begin to be used frequently
Combs and brushes are in demand al
so, and several Thousand of these
very soon will be sent west
More than S1.500.000 worth Of sup
plies are needed on the Indian reser-
vations and for several weeks officials
at the Indian Office, have been opening
bids. great variety OF articles VIII
be given to the Indian schools. The
list includes matches, dry goods, su-
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-16
TO CUT ONE DAY
|. OFF Of PACIFIC
COAST TIME
With the Reconstruction of the
Panhandle Division of the
Santa Fe, the Distance Will
Be Sixty Miles Less.

Notwithstanding the scarcity VI
traffic and a big decrease in earn
ings, the Santa Fe has gone on VITA
the work of reconstructing its Pan
handle division. which extends from
Wellington. Kas., to Texico, y. NJ, a
distance of $40 miles.
When completed this will give the
Santa Fe a new route from the Mis-
souri, river to the Rocky mountains.
Over &ns, all its sfans-contihental
traffic, both passenger and freight,
win be handled. When the division
is completed the Santa Fe will have
a route from Chicago across the
Rocky mountain range, that will en-
able the road to clip "a hours on its
running time between Chicago anc
San Francisco.
1t is tiis Improvement that has
caused the great increase in operat
ing expenses during the current fis-
cal year. amounting to $45,0OO,OOO Tor
the first ten months. Whenever
there has been an abandonment OF
the old route for the new, the origi-
nal cost of tae old has been charged
on TO operating expenses.
At one time it was hoped to have
this work completed by the end OF
the fiscal year just ended. but it was
found to be impossible. The present
intention IS to open up the new route
to traffic gradually, and it is now
. hoped that the whole will be in oper-
alton early in the fall.
| An actual saving of so miles In
distance will be effected, and tae
maximum grade viii he 1 IA per cent
and that to only one point, whereas
the maximum on the old route was
3 IL per cent at several points.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-16
GIRL SAVES FAMILY.
Killed Brute of Father as He Is At
tempting to Murder His Wife.

DELMONTE, n. J.. July 15.-En-
ragged by family troubles, Amos Pol
hamus attempted to murder his wife
and four children yesterday but was
himself probably fatally shot by his
eldest daughter, Helen, postmistress
of this place. PoIhamus expressed ais
intention of killing all the members
of his family. Arriving at the home
he seized a Ratchet and struck Sarah'
his 16-year-old daughter, a glanclns
blow on the head. rendering her IN
conscious.
At this juncture Helen appeared
with the revolver and as the irate
man started upstairs with the avowed
purpose of killing his wife, who was
lying in bed with baby. Helen shot
him in the neck He made dash for
the girl. who shot again, the bullet
taking effect in the abdomen.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-16
PARDON EIGHTEEN YEARS LATE,
Document Signed by Benjamin Har
rison Just Received.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, July leigh
teen years after George Swanson
completed his one-year sentence in
the penitentiary for violating the
United States pension laws, having
been sent up from Youngstown full
and complete pardon has arrived at
the institution, signed by BENJAMIN
Harrison, then president OF the united
States. and William F. Wharton, his
acting secretary of state.
The original letter containing the
pardon was received here yesterday
from St. Louis 1t is dated at Wash
ington, September 3, 1900, at 6 p. m.
It was stamped at Columbus. Septem-
Der 4, in the evening. 1t is probable
that the letter has been lying in some
postoffice for years.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-16
PARKER TO TAKE STUMP.

HELENA. Lont., July 15.-Judge A.
B. Parker. who is journeying toward
Yellowstone Park, where he viii
spend the next two weeks. arrived
here yesterday. Judge Parker made
the statement that he would take the
stump for w. ]. Bryan in the forth
coming campaign.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-16
DAILY REVIEW BSBE ARIZONA THURSDAY MORNING,

gar, shoestrings. coffee, starch -four,
tea strip, all kinds of groceries,
cloth ready-made clothing, plows and
all sorts of farm tools. Fourteen,
hundred farm wagons viii be ordered
and sent west to deserving Indians.
Washington Cd. c. Star.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-18
COLLEGE Notes.

Prof. Rudolph Tombs. of Colum-
bia University. win lecture tonight
in the chaptl. subject. Hauptmann's
'Sunken Bell" The public IS in
vited.
TONIGHT in the gymnasium VII
liam and Mary and the Virginia
Theological Sen mary basket ball
teams viii play the second game OF
the season here. William and Mary
IS picking up" end this game
promises TO be q snsppy one. The
admission price has been reduced
10 twenty-five cents.
Pres. Tyler of the College. wa
in Richmond yesterday.
/ Intermediate examinations VIII be
gin al the College next Wednesday
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-18

Ever mans taste Is valid to- hin
s.sf: n1ne nay presume 20 instruct Ar
uthsr. The taste q q nzvvy who strclis
iuso a picture gallery Is cutie as an
tAorstzfire. O.. setter. quite as nuSs-
toy. as that q its trained curator
Accorcinxiy. TIE task % a museum IS
a. a-ow sySterr EricRlly IN the saasniue
of science. ars ding the uoOnshi1e C.
esrhet3c uncertainties EvIde1tly. l.
fsfs oosecttoa - based OF any truth
IL - decisive. Bur Il Is based no. o.
t-uth ~ al. bit upon a strangely nor
ia rsuscitv T. re academic teDpera-
r1enl II is a rTpicai idol o tie So
snrtHc cave CnqueEronshly such IN
pote1-~ q ta--r Frequently exists u
euecsaf~tR Chzrics Darwin has -
co-ee1 ne q -61zi vitheTi1g a. MS
es-hecc lie. a. has remained for on
ti-es 20 sxz,. tnls incapzcity- 80
ualacy GO tks sou TITO a high scien
ttcc vtrtce--s IlA1uc Mo1thly-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-18
SATURDAY. JANUARY IS. 1903
how TO SECURE INDUSTRIES

Past experience has demonstrated |
that In order 70 secure new indus
tries for Williamsburg tits necessary
TO have an organization OF business
men here 10 CO operate with indus
r.es seeking locations. But for the
now dsfunct Business Mems Assoc
alton, there would be no knitins
mill with its payroll Of severs.
thousand dollars a month. Even 4
this enterprise did prove failure
= ioint stock company Il has since
more than returned 70 the public =
a whole what was sunk In the be
7 ginning.
The Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Company has in recent years been
very liberal toward Williamsburg.
f Of course. whatever helps this CITY
/ helps the railroad corporation. and
therefore It is 10 ar extent selfish
motives that prompt the one 70 help
the other. The railroad VIII help u
secure some new industries. Il We
organize and have some responsible
BODY through which the railroad
people may work
One thing IS certain. # the busi
ness men OF Williamsburg conunu'
, 70 show no interest in the growti
. and upbuilding Of the city. It IS no
. probable that any outsider. even III
3 railroad most directly interested. WI
bother themselves about Us. Il
not IN the nature Of things that the,
D should.
We trust that an organization Q
our business men VII be specdl
= formed. II should be forme
strictly for business. on bushes
4 principles, and not for the sole OF
Z Jet Of lacking up the City Counc
on every immaterial measure that
considered OF acted upon by III
body A good solid. sane and SCI
r sible organization III have no troCb
iy 70 find any amount OF work 70 d.
! and the good that It viii accomphs
vii amply compensate Us for Z
g tine and money It viii cost.
Let some one take the lead. the
70. are dozens that are willing and an
iy los 70 follow.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-18

There is TO vice that doth 30 cover
mar With shame az 70 BE- found
lalse and perfdious. wrote Sir Fran
els Bacon And therefore Montaigne
saith Qrettily when be inquired the
reason why the wo-d % the lie should
be such a disgrace. and such an odious
chzrre Saith he. II If o. vel
weighed. 80 say thar nan heth IS
as much a. 20 say thar he is brave
toward God ard a coward toward uen
Tor a lie faces God. ard shrilks from
ran
Surely The ~ickedzesS o. falsehoot
and breach OF faith caznot possibly
Dc SO highly expressed as ia that .
shall b the last peal 20 can the jude
ments of God upon the generations
90 men. il being ioretcld that wher
Christ c0meth He shall not fad faitf
upon the earth
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-18

I3z Martin EaE = giant luncernan
IN tie forests - WeEt virginia HIS
kzzdsplke. for rolling and totilg logs.
wzs made O. green riFe- birch. an
va. 50 hsavy thzt no other nan n
The camp co7 q use g. When Tie
NSxscsz ~sr broke CIT 4 recruiting
o1csr wiEiteS TIE camp. and Jim ~zs
ano1r the er 20 enllst- Irsteac 81
tAr0~iaE his tEndEpiks O. The ground
he stack the end e r. IN the mud
o. TIE b4zk the Ponc Fork Brz1ch
o. the little &C 7 river. jim ~zE kine'i
sa6 buried n Hsxico- The sAn1sE.lks
took roOz AID grew into Al tnuelss
tres. 41c 10 = S1sy Doauted out as jim
N.rrtn's uoES neat. Neither RAJ no'
boy w0zi6 to n = Etrh Al AZ for :
ulzno1 dollar
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-18
Query about The Flag.

VIII the editor of The Gazette
please inform its readers If It is not
4 law of the country that the Amer
lean flag should at all times &c
hoisted over the public schools.
when school is in session. and if It
IS a law. why is it not observed in
this city7 Surely this old town, so
full of good American history,
should not be behind in this matter
Of teaching its children patriotism
Citizen.
There is 10 law. State or Fedora
requiring the flag 10 be raised over
public school buildings. The junior
Order United American Mechanics,
patriotic body. has made il Gus
tom 10 present a flag to public
schools. with appropriate ceremo-
lies. and they are received with the
understanding that il shall De raised
over the building while the school i
in session. Such a flag was pre-
seuted 70 Nicholson school D.
lSpottswood Chapter u. Q. u. A
In. Does II not float over the build
ine7-Editor.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-18

tack the vital organs. causing cAtarSn OF
the bladder. OF the kidneys themselves
break down and waste away cell by cell
Bladder troubles almost always result
from a arrangement OF the kidneys and
a cure is obtained quickest by proper
treatment of the kidneys. II you are feel
ing badly YOU can make no mistake BY
taxing Dr.. kimer's Swamp-Root the
great kidney. liver and bladder remedy.
Il co-rects inability To hold urine and
scaldIng pain IN passing Il, and over
comes that unpleasant necessity OF being
compelled 10 90 often through the day,
and TO get up many times during the
night The mild and the extraordinary
elect OF SwamE-Root is soon realized.
l. stands the highest for its wonderful
cures of the most distressing cases
Swamp-Root IS pleasant 10 take and =
sold BY all druggists II tfty-ceut and
oue-doilar size bottles. You may have .
/ sample bottle OF tins wonderful new dis
coverv and a book that tells all about *
I both sent free by mail Address, Dt. Xii
uler s. Co. Binghzmtou, y. y. Wher
writing mention reading this generou:
offer IN tins paper Don't make any
mistake, bet remember the name, Swamp
Root. DR.. Kiluier's Swamp Root. and th'
address. BinghanitOn, n. Y, On ever,
bottle
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-18

IN tns evolution &C races and ma
s3cxs vs snt ~ the outset two general
lava she enc seif-evident. the other
nos apparent a. trst sight. but equally
seruozstr.ois. sccording 70 David
stArr Jordan Ths blood % nation
determines SIS history. This h he
nrsf propcsitton. TIE second II. The
hkstory &C q nsfioa deeernines It's
blood. Az tor The 6rst. No one doubts
th.f he character % men controls
their de@ts- IN the Ions run ana With
MASSES @ nankind this must be srHe.
However great the emphasis We nav
lay on in6ivttaE initiative OF OF II
divitusl vartarcn.
Equally true ts n that the present
cAxractsr e . nRtioa h made BY It's
past History. TAose Who are alive 70
cav s-e The resrlssnts os the stream
of hereSity a. modified oy tie viciSsi-
tndes throaTk which the nation has
passed TIE ,cod 81 the nation ro~s
An TIE veins &c those Who survive
These who a. without descendant
rEnnof color lie strsan O. herecitS
R must take IS traits fron the aetuA'
rarsntRre.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-18
Archer Brooks,
General Insurance Agent

representing the following
frst-class Companies +:
Va. Fire & Marine and Va.
State. Richmond. Virginia.
Home. of n. Y. Hamburg
bremen. Norwich Unto Z
Pennsylvania Fire and Fire
Association, of Philadelphia.
I also represent the Fidei-
itv & Deposit Co. OF Md. and
the Fidelity and Casualty
Co. Of n. Y.
All business entrusted
whether fire insurance bond
or Of indemnity on officialf
or employees will receive
prompt attention.
Room No. 3. First floor Dir
ickson Bank Building.
J WILLIAMSBURG Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-18

I see he saSd 70 sse T~porter ~
q oaziy pape1 that yos gave been
wrstt1G ~ q .hzrk SOY
Yes. tr5e- ny haad a. that
Bat yoU = q aAtEre fake. sir
Voc nave q 1sTk sweep man %
q raft With as al Sza then "a 3isD
mp II - IN alligator rAHr uz>s lis
TAI az that z&Aioa-
-Ars yoz = - zbcot ~
OF course AZ MA Sre vac 70
sng 20 60 abe So
WAY. II ssss % ~s1te srOfhsr
story to-morr - sod have sbs shsrk
puk ths mAn lack o. ire r@fr. and
th~n unaks . ue srrnnsszs~zts With
souas s1IiEztor 20 sst ksos1 q Rms r.
lhs proDer va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-18

rsss 81 TIVE ssekaninnlss Who Went
On q Cruise.

Anoat on the bocndiEg wAve--in n
picksninnies went cruss-
ing Thursday. Says the Houston
Chronicle. They sailed until they were
rescued. and with that event came
rain~ater bath. White men pulled
them 10 the shore 70 lesve them CUR
sling IN the arms OF two black mani
mics.
There we're no signals OF distress ~.
ing as the two babes In a tub 1oated
swiftly down White Oak bayou. The
current vas running ike a mill race,
but the tub Was properly balanced for
the ride.
AS 81 emerged from the jungle into
The ship channel the arparision In
sDlrea Immediate action Straightwss
iato the brlnmiag tide plunged man
after nsn. They swan strongly To-
the tub an6-tipped Il over. into tbs
turxid stream fen a pair 20 draw to
with di3Cnlty they were nshed from
the water. screaming hsstily for thei
ship. coatiouing Ike . derelics o.
down The stream.
Meanwhile two hlxom colored Won
En-. mothers OF the black babies. Ia
appeared Gathering the drenchcd an
CRYING pickSninnies IN their arms The
marched away 20 their cabins.
The cruise started In play about n
water edge and ended q vocdshe,
when. with set clothes stretched ugh
every spar stung nercely and ~ai'
sounded over the inundated oayo
fats
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-18
DOG AIDED HELPLESS FRIEND
asnarknsle Fes9 GO Canine inteiii-
eenee 1T 90 Seeo-c-

A writer IN the Co-nhin MAGAZINE
rkrr1ess Al II sfde1t which occurred
&c Miss Napier during her stay n
Ai<zs-x A large dos kept for pro
tsexisz was taught 20 20 20 the oak-
sr,s every 1o-1i1g for bread Rad his
business was - Sriag home Il rolls
IN = basket: bzs for several mornings
81 vas observed tat there ve7e only
Il rolls. and % making inquiry Aro
watching TIE DOG. he Vas found 70
sfrp q n. Wy hone and 20 eesto~
ona ron on l-oor half Starved female
duE. Who iay with her puppies II q
carner nct far from TIE road The
baker vas thea told 20 put u rolls
IN the BASKET zze then Tor some DAYS
TIE 6or brought II After tine
rhs whols - ere brought home regu
harry. = sign. - Il was Found. thAi
his friend. The mother. vas nov con
rzlescszt- and able % DC without help
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-18

The Ereste<f q Freoch cooks. be-
fzs asked 60 give the secret % his
success. srsws red The xerT founc2-
go. of az coo<inE s. butteE &n1 OK.
IONs Z use rbsm IA al ny sauces and
rrawies TheT have the eject 81
n2kfnz a customer come 5sck for
nnore Ssffer Slthoat onion all
or1se the crssener awsx after . few
Gays. Bel fke onio1 AL y me,ts or
enkiTely eisspp>srs. then a11 the b1t.
se~. an6 call tie rnixtoEe stock
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-18
- : 80 b -.

Bank Cashier SIC pros pect.ge depos
itor-Our system sir. i ca.teT my self
IS absolutely perfect fol literally
have only 10 drop yuW money a. the
oounter and 60 home without wor-
TyilE
roEpeclive Dercsit0r But E1E c.
you guard zgzlnst pczs-5,e ce.aica
ticrs7
3gansgeE-Sir. The O. tIer b. con
drea "a q belisrlroI cage With oni.
one door. This ci-ens or our aten'
cyrausc scale which ,s adjusted q
acfly 10 RS weigh sn1 y he were q
attempt &C elOpe E.sn trc A1rtcs. D4-
Re would sarely briEg a bomb ooNI
on hls head
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-18

A new ruling of the post Office
department makes Il unlawful 10
send a wee KY newspaper through
the mails 70 a subscriber that IS more
than one wear in arrears. After this
issue al such (if' any on our lis'
must be dropped. To avoid this
call and settle or remit by mail the
amount you owe.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-18

Il looks ike the present Legisia-
ture. viii destroy the insurance trust
Il Virginia. OF course the lobby
ISIS have 10 be feckoned with. bur
We hope and believe there are
enough loyal Democrats az the cap
isol to destroy this octopus root and
branch. The people demand i.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-18

Iohn-~What kind of tea do you BIKE
beStf'' Priscilla-"Co-fees. some. but
Rocky Mountain Tea best, John
why HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
best" PriScilla-"lt speaks tor stseh,
Ionu-~ MAKES lovely complexious.)
Williamsburg Drug Co.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-18
EccsNTRlcITlEs OF a SAINT,
Famous rskir WHO Spoke : strsnss
Language s15 Seemed Clothes

Language arc Scorrec Clothes
The famous fakir. Bsws Moni Sahih
ithe Silent Saint. during his long 50
wears Sojourn AZ Nffrpur never uttered
a single word which could be under
stood BY any one around him Whs-
vond7ous tongue Re 81 oks no man
knows
Every day hundreds % pious people.
men and women. rocSed around him
70 pzy homage and adC-stion- Since
his boyhood. u is said. he had lived
stark naked. resClurc,y cisdainins
even q lotu cloth he abode IN \ pub
&c lane which vas always fun OF buss
people. vet he moved IS ne listed iu
hts sacred nudity. neither ashamed
nor causing shame.
His age was ~eu over a hundred
ves-s The saint never touched gifts
indeed he meekiy spu-1ed them. A
devout sikh priest looked tenderly
after him and gave him morsels 81
food with his own HANDS. For DAYS
however. he wG1ld refuse 10 partaks
O. food
The corpse. after being takeE
around the city. followed By horse.
and paIancuins ATTY caparisoned for s.
grand a burden Vas buried. The COT
course 81 mourning people no 10
loxed the solemn procession ruUstere'
quite -0.e9c StrouE -Calcutra States
-a~
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-18

Again We must urge those who
write for this paper for publication
to sign their name TO the article.
We viii rot print the name or VIC
late The confidence. An article
IN yorktown viii DC printed i the
asthcr will send his name
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-18

49, & -tA---. rN-N-At~A
deaths are caused
By it-heart dis
ease. pneumonia,
heart failure CT
aPoplexy are often
the result OF kid
uev disease. II
kidney trouble IS
ailowedto advance
thekidney-POison-
ed blood VIII at
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-18

Copy tor advertisements must be IN
~ u ~. Of Thursday TO insure inser-
I ton TOR the cui rent week.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-18
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

Per inch each insertion soc. with 25
Ger cent discount when inserted more
than orc tine.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-18

Battered at the pOstoffice in Williams
bn-v - second class uiaiLrnstter.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-31
GAYETY.

The Gayety theater, under the man
agement of J. M. Ward, opened for
the season Sunday afternoon, when
Fred Twins big show, one OF the fin
est aggregations in burlesque, occu
pied the boards.
The company is far and away the
best that Detroit burlesque patrons
have seen for long time. The Choir
us is composed OF rs handsome girls
beautifully dressed and splendidly
trained. and the music rendered is
considerable above that attempted b.
burlesque companies.
One of the hits of the afternoon was
the sketch, "Huckin's Run" presented
by Miss Leah Starr, Billy Walsh and
Frank f. Lynch. Fred Tracy and
Maude Carter sang several new songs
which serve TO display their we'll
trained voices. Gertie De Nit and
the Watson Sisters dance themselves
into favor, and are heartily applDuded
Brady and Mahony make a hit with
their sketch, The Hebrew Fireman
and the Foreman" which evokeS roars
Of laughter.
THE Actors Club" was the closing
burletta, In which the entire company
impersonated stars of the dramatic
and musical field.
The company will remain az the
Gayety ait week, appearing twice
daily.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-31
IN LOCAL pAIhOU5[5
IYcEUM.

A praisew orthy revival OF IOttie
Blair Parkers Under Southern
Skies" was given In the Lyceuu the
alter Sunday. The large cast includes
number OF clever players and the
parts are well-assigned almost without
exception.
Scenically. and in every other way,
the play Is fairly accurate picture
OF southern life thirty years ago. The
action takes place In and about the
home OF Major Edward CroftOn. In
southern louisiana, and the story has
TO do with the love of two young men,
Steve DGubeny and Burleigh Mayor.
for the majors pretty daughter, leila.
The tale Is too well known TO theater
goerS to require further elucldation.
The Halloween party in the second
act adds delicious touch Of comedy
and the company shows 10 splendid
advantage in it. Nothing could be
more true to life. A number OF tune
full vocal numbers run through the
play and here, also. the company dis
plays more than usual talent. Sunday
afternoons audience showed its eppre-
citation OF the splendid work dole by
demanding nine curtains al the end
Of the third act -
The cast includes, in the principal
roles: willard Perry. as Maj. Crofton;
Henrietta Goodman az Leila; Rollin
Holden, as Burleigh Mayor; Thomas
w. Faber, as Steve Daubeny; Law
renee Miller as Col Robert Mayor;
George r. Siegman as Col. Dauleny,
and Victoria Brooks as Stella Crofton,
the wife. The engagement is fer the
week.