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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-20
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y IS NERVOUS ENERGY -

a1i Twenty seventh Avenue North. Seattle, wash.
Dear str have been using your EectIo-Ntgor
taken any drugs since I began It's use Have gained
flesh and strength sleep well and feel like
new man. Yours truly. sChuhEkT.
Howard Avenue North Seattle. wash.
advise You that am certainly satisfied with your
Electro Nlsor and the result y has given me u
tered with for q has brought me quick and salts
factory results rish from the beginning Il 4 not
not hothsrins me any more but Il you wish 10 refer
any one 90 me who " suffering from, ailments such az
Willingly give hin mv experience with the treatment
NJ a y nasSaneau Of U s s St Louis nremer-
your Eiectro- vigor has done everything for me
that you claimed u would For the last three years
but the first two three days after commenced
USING Elertro-ViEor found could discontinue the
fpAtton."
All D. h Berry Of Seattle Dry Goods Co. says.
tro -vigor 10 any one suffering from scatic rhcuma-
tsm, For years suffered and after trying numer-
getting reilef However. fortune favored me BY
bringing your adv 'rtisement @ my notice
relief from the first and now after five weeks trial
1 am happy 60 say that am free Of those distressing
pains aud begin e think that there Is something IN
Don't make tho mistake q trying 20 drug your
nerves Into removal % energy Reason that the ne
proven that weak nerves made strong BY
drugs u electricity e ne ne. give them that
other drugs quiet them YOU want thcm auieted
IN both cases the effect ia produced BY poison.
drug every day thirty days has got 10 take twice
Blk dose the thirtieth day he ala the first 60
some people take drugs a a stimulant Recent
poHurcH 81 the contents % patent medicines prove
ihat pcarly an of them consist u lot Of alcohol and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-20

few applications Of It MAXI the discouraged slow
going man wake up and hustle.
Electro Nfnur VIII life INTO n body eh~
haunted aud dahitated u NfN prepare any ma -
battle for success ~ chasing hiH nerves Wit" the
Electro ViFor wii turn uhck the hands ~ time for
old men. renewing the viHorof youth w their veins
ono old 81 ~ that hn feels a. young a. no
ala az 80 after he had worn Eiectro-Nigor only two
Young men who diaeovaF that they are wanting In
self confidence, who shrink from meeting people be-
of feat that they vii b. unable 60 make good
impreaaiou, VIII nnd by studN % themselves that the
nervous energy With charge - electricity day,
and tho force and selfrc0nfidcnce VIII come.
young uiNn VIM lhh' hHHh w ti'H VIII
examples ut vigorous enWNY strength OF CHARACTER
and ambition Co dare and Rscompitsh big things.
Rne the man depressed hy disease and weak
emit absent minded inattentNe una rac tivehow crn
such man hope 20 get up N tre world Everything
Il against him ITO not onh has not tho energy 20
IN their power 70 throw something IA his way.
The principal features which commend Electro
Nig9r 10 PgfP rest Yek, gW rrpg uolor psrfsci
control that ~ generated by res the rheoatat
regulator which ne patient 20 turn on any
trouble such the vinegar acid disgusting Ia
" rive got nerve enough now 90 tackle anything"
weeks Little wonder. when he had charged his body
with electricity every night for twenty one niHhtR;
Give m a broken down IN spirit gloomy, de-
spondsnt. unambitioua lacking confidence In him
self by chargnE him with electsicty every night
for three mopthn VIII guarantee TO send him out
This weak heartod disposition IL nothing
but weak ana daily rharge OF electricity Win
tyVheIi + 50 that my remedy cures don't ask YOU
20 believe until prove a. have one or more
cured patients IN nearly every town on the map IN
you the namch Or those near you ana you can
ask them about my treatment"
Here's what "a sculptor says
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-20
Prices Good, But GobbIers
Are Plentiful as
Usual.

with Thanksgiving day but a
week off. tho turkey question IL be-,
comlng a llve issue. From present
Indications the supply will equal the
demand, with the price between ~
ana 10 cents per pound. dressed. A
OF turkeys from Texas has
arrived on Western av, but the con
aiivnee refused the shipment. MS the
turkeys were small and many OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-20

There are only Il few of rich men VINO were
bofn rioh Wealth and prominence nave come llvin
lie aKunudtfure OF nreHt energy ana any uteh WV
cau nud Will hustle haA good fhahH" az" hh1 ~
thrse men had .,.t A.. ...,.t
deal 10 with his success There are i"w 9ethpaa.
tfouH u0wadaya whore man can ekpetl ~ hs,yittn
anything bot poddef unless Do puts ~ @ ~
fhe wheel aud pushes himself ahead ana wleh hhh
disturbed every hour ~ INC day b. msntai m
aver incapaefty ne las not VIC apltl ~
ambition 10 strike out aud DO things for himset
"Gat % and hustle advises the man Who hah Nh NJ,
the force. Of hts energy Ihe
edviee is good tho piodder - down ~ want oi
fhat mental force which make a huetlei
ms 10 incnationi he has 20 drive himself 20 Het
through his days work ann. 49,. ..t,D
Electricity makes men 60 by filling them , MN
The reason that men and women. TOO hsNohit a ~.
mant sleepy lazy. discouraged ana lows = eat
fhe native power Of the body electricity nag been
Ia one ,gav 81 another dradrd from them NJ system
h 10 Give back, and u would surprise you % see now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-20
Wants Them TO
=. How Work
!. Progressing.

| ...ared stockholders
|nEl'.s,l'A "a yukon Pacific expo,
| b Aess ,ss.,elvei an invitation
. ~ ~ ICES exhibition sreaoas !,
1 ~ ~ Nood, diroeteF 81
'.'l Y, ~ expedition would dc
= ~. y" a..al Of favorable al
s y avery person In Seattle
|sis's y .ssst he grounds. note
q. ..s hat has already been
49,. ~ balldlnga and then
i y ,s.aseaaa relatives or az.
b = d some other state,
i's IN ali about next years
~ y. sne Of TIE stockholders
~ ~ WA I Yukon Pacific expo
s.lses nsrector Wood In
with many other
~, sl,lnns Of Seattle YOU
- senr money into this bis
III -
, - '.specs ever 70 get any
=, rosey back -
= = lnow what has been
~ a.
"a rnd out. you can PRIV
n Investment you ean help
"a yoa can help saatti"
4. illiic Northwest
al 10 the osposltlen
ma pleasant trip almost
y. IA on 4 hright day rs
even thus far IN "a
Y, ~ este set Tor completion
1890 snd buildings present
.s..-Iux spectacle. ana the
-. n shual !. Inspiring Come
II ~ iar yourself, and haN'
~ tall aud write Your
Yoa viii want them All
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-20
WOMAN Is
AUTHOR OF BOOK

Mrs. Lewis James OF Seattle, who
has achieved considerable dlstlne.
lion In this world IT literature. Is
The author Of new volume on self.
training entitied Twelve Steps 10
Success The hook Il IN the hands
nf the Alice Hartman Publishing
Co and will be- issued this week.
The book Il research inio re.
ligion and science. and deals "a a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-20
TURKEYS BOOSTING
HIGH THIS SEASON

them bruised. II the railroad mar.
kets them here. there will be many
cheap birds ON the market.
The market In uncertain AZ pres
emit" said James Henry. Of the
James Henry company. II believe.
however. that there will be no short.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-20

larEe extent with the occult
This Il but one Of three books
BY Mrs James. the publication OF
the others 90 follow quickly. Hand
some Me-. Somebody" next In the
series. will deal with telopaihy
while who Threw the Brown
Dice. last OF the trio. will deal with
the sunny or spiritual side OF man.
Mrs James. who IL the wife Of a
well.known Seattle real estate man.
II AZ work on a drama. which she
expects Ia have completed In the
near future
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-20

age. Tho price will be- determined
BY the demand and supply
Turkey VIII sell fob 30 cents, "
said 70. n Turpin Of tho meat do
partment Of Augustine q Kyer.
THE birds this year are all Of good
flavor and weight do not believe
there Will be- a shortage"
Farmers are telegraphlng and
telephoning asking about the mar.
kst." said Geo Williams Of the
Frank Jobst market We are quot
Ing our prices and are receiving
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-20

enough 10 fili all orders. believe
that turkey will be retaiied at about
2s 70 30 cents"
other poultry men stated that the
market might be flooded With tuf-
keys NJ the eleventh hour. ~ was
done last year. which would break
The market and force prices greatly
downward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-20
k;Fs STOCKHOLDERS TO
Visit A.-Y.-P.-E. GROUNDS

70 share the pleasure with you. You
must help to bring thcm here,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-20
No imitation Of FeIs-Sap,ha can purity anything

FelSNaptha soap purifies the
clothes.
Which alone is reason enough
xhy YOU should wash with
Fels-Naptha, even if Fels-Naptha
admit make the clothes look bet
u-cyen If il didn't save them
crn If it didn't cut out half the
An
4 Everybody knows that water
ny look perfectly clear, yet contain
cllcx disease germs. Likewise, it
stEue that fabrics may be washed
I'll they look perfectly clean, yet
not Be purified.
Fels-Naptha takes out both the
drt you can see, and the impurities
pa can't see.
Gerrn-lifc cannot exist in cake
dFel-Naptha. Germs cannot live
IN the uds of Fcls-Naptha, nor
survive in clothes soaked for thirty
minutes in water containing
Psl-Naptha. Yet there is nothing
IN FelsNaptha injurious to clothes
Or hands.
No other soap ever made is any
thing like Fcls-Naptha. Remember
you xzh with it, you are to follow
cod o. hkcwarm watcr-ncvcr hot.
0nldcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-20

Is Is safe 70 predict that the
tariff will be revised on all articles
that aren't imported or exported,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-20

Wear Electro-vigor. feel It's exhliaratng spark IN
nerves SIS warming yitalizng glow la blood
and after you have enjoyed month OF it's use and
have felt the return OF youthful energy. 80 out and
spend force go the creation Of better condi
lions for yourself Hold up your head and look your
fsilow-man ia the face. and compel fortune
upon
No pain can exist In body charged with electric
ltei you can nave no rheumatism. no weakness, no
Inactive parts because the fp generated by this grand
force gives health and strength every
Electro Nigor Is not like Electric BELTS. ID a dry
cell body battery does not need 60 be charged n is
a pleasure aud no trouble, 20 be cured by Electro
would like talk with men who feel that the
lack OF nervous energy Nigor ana health have kept
them down want TO have heart to heart talk with
Electro -Nigor VIII be worth Its weight Ia gold o
them.
| There l. n athletic sparts that
i applies Go the who loses when things /
| q against himi thcy call him |
1 got the
want every man to read my book which wul
inspire man To buckle his arnor and make
healthy aud happy. I send Il by mail. free Call or
write Dr $. s. Han, 1914 second Ave- Seattle, Wash
and you viii learn how much electricity has TO DO
with
CAL II you can. Consultation free n YOU can't
call. then put name and address this coupon
and send II In. Cut the coupon out this minute and
save It,
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WASH Please send me your book closely sealed free,
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-20

t,s.' comes from effort. effort o. the use ~
~, i"fef. physical force On electricity.
Al ~ - the belief pf Dr samuel Hail physician
ntneaI w 9s1e no study 81 the building up o.
4t eld tH methods are different from tha ways ~
s1ni 4 10 noct9rH &C. believes that electricity
t.f tsifai mariirarv
f4tesit' 70 ne Inventor OF the newest device for
Esrlsa ~ Va human body. ~ 10 dry-ceU battery
f II nlehf 'a e'mhined in % Rirdte worn about We
leT "a ~ TX fiA claimn that thlg dry cell bait
70 the od-style electric belt as tho
br ~ Hight DE- 10 the candle
tk4 ISL has published ono 0f tha most interesting
#Ai40fs'-Ft ever read dealing with tho subject n
ne. fraA ef tiHlfallF Illustrated. Any get
1pin him Tor fhe ankfna
ales.eaats Few ~ IN tfalTa opinions.
NaH ma ~ possible in fhia world 70 any who
~ ~ ~ ~ - strive for what he Tire only
"a 10 ltt you went la 20 work for o. ana WORT
20 ~ eesasf = man without energy has no molina
. hnn.af ~ is proven that the vital cnergY ~
"a tlasifi.tt ~ electricity. Therefore. believe
- !. we l1undnil0n " annnnnn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-20

The successful man makes things move he's IN the
80 al the time chasing the dollars uphill and down the
lane and he catches with lots . them wi
brighter but lazy friend down and waits for them
60 fan IN HIS lap 1865
Energy II what makes success Fortune may knock
~ your front she n net going 10 wait
TO- N1u 20 rnnrs ard ~ don't hurry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-20
"A new way TO slim u q tie
ambition.
Give your body a charge
o. electricity every day.
Nervous energy is the
capital of successful men.
1t has arrie q tn = IN
through many obstacles to
lame and fortune.

- 700 want 10 be rich ana powerful
- u big anairs,
49, ~ want 20 see yeur picture In the paper and
.'a'as4f described az Napoleon of nnanee7
a., Wv Naht 20 DE- pointed ont you walk OF the
y, 49, 'ne man who made his millions by turning
'''y INTO saivanic batteryY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-20

The history % cur men ~
btiainraa successes shows SONS
atrthlna Illustration o. tn~
fruits "a strenuous nntefp
ii annrun that most ~ the gnrn
swho az nos DOMINATING the
hsslpsaa world began iltn
the eona % poor men witiin"nt
nnV better start than milttpNs
"a either men had ana VIZ
You hawa heard ~ the rail-
road manager who rtartrd ~
a. office boy. Of the traffic
manager who earned his tiret
month"; pay - ufahH fifan
contrast with them the 1Hnl
tors who started in ~ an ~
flea boy. and the track Nal
er who started IN as q brake
man. aud you can see the w
ference ~ the results The
ianit1r had an even start with
ths president both started -
afftfa hoYa and the track
walker had She same start ~
the traffic manager. but he dtd
NOT have the nervous anafNY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-20

Mr Ncfg We'd (indgnantv1-"I told you send everything
the laundry What's the Of getting hands in that
condition 7 You'll be old before your time r.
Mrs Nclv Wcd'Yes know George, but can't afford Il,
and might just well do of the lighter things ysef
Anv Ddgs-"what foolshnesa Use FelsNaptha soap and
do them all at home Take Antys advice It's putting
your hands In hot that cracks them and the everlasting
rubbing the washboard that them swell Them
FesNapha takes all the slavery out of washday
il comes in the red and green wrapper; and, when
ne simple directions printed on the wrapper. Use
This means, that the clothes arc not to be boiled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-20

uses can never be initiation The lime
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-20

There T. n used Tn athletic sports that
applies Co che who loses courage when things
nGninsf him thry call him gutter" ~ YEA
"a gutter" yea know why-becausc you haven't
the nerve.
The Washington times., 1908-10-04
COLUMBIA.

That NEaShingtOuiaus are thorough
" cii-n to what is going on in the
literary and dramatic world. is evil
denced .by the demand for seats to
witness the initial performance Of
ZangwilTs new play. "The Melting
Pot At the Columbia Theater tomor-
row evening, in which Walker White
side will be seen in the leading role.
A play from the pen OF Mr. Zangwiu
IS SURE to possess literary merit Of a
high degree. as he is undoubtedly
one Of the foremost literary and dra-
matte lights Of the day.
Remembering the pleasant recep-
tion accorded 10 his first play, "The
Children Of the Ghetto" which was
presented in this city for the first
time some eight years ago. il was
the expressed wish Of both Mr. Gang
will and Nh. Tyler, the directing head
Of LiebIer & Co. that Washington
should be selected for the premier
performance of his latest effort THE
Melting Pot"
II is said that Mr.. Zangwiu has put
much of the tribuIatiOn, the hope, the
despair and the poetry Of the great
steppes OF Russia in his new play,
although he has confined his action
lean story. and while each and every
/ one Of the scenes is laid in and
about New York, the drama is ma
tional in its scope and meaning. "The
! Melting Pot is a term Sympolical OF
America itself: the crUcible IL which
the various nations of the earth are
melted and fused together 10 the END
that the typical American results
The hero is a young Russian Hebrew
] student and musician, who has come
to the United States as a harbor o.
refuge from the prosecutions that hi:
family have suffered in far-off land
] Iiebler a CO. have surrounded MI
Whiteside with capable cast Of play
ers. including John Blair, Grant Stew
art. Henry Bergman, Chrystal Herne
LoIIse Won OttingeT, Louise Muldoner
| Molly Revel and others.
The Washington times., 1908-10-04

getting her just share Of happiness or
not She frankly confesses that she
finds his young cousin, Adhemar. FAR
more romantic and diveTtlng than him
self and declares her wish for divorc-,
and her Intention Of uniting with Adhe-
mar The husband is far too wise 90
openly oppose the whims Of his exiled
child-wife and pretends 20 be in hearty
sympathy with her wish 20 marry the
cousin
Finding the positions Of the two men
suddenly reversed, the wife. Cyprlenne.
begins 10 look upon the cousin With
the same ennui which she formerly felt
for the husband. whereas the romantic
possibilities OF the husband are greatly
enhanced in her eyes, now that she no
longer feels herself a permanent part Of
his life
So rapidly does her new interest IN
her husband develop. that she is soon
planning secret escapades with him. and
stealing away 70 the private room of
little cafe. where she and the his
band may dine undisturbed by the liz
tTusion Of her now despised Adhenar
The curtain falls upon the CHEEKY recon
citation OF the husband and wife. and
the ludicrous discomfort Of the foolish
young lover.
The Washington times., 1908-10-04
CHASE'S.

Chase's this week viii contain at
fractions of which much is expected.
notably Harry Davenport. Phyllis RAN
kin and company In the comic opera
The Naked TRUTH Tudor Cameron
and Edward Flanagan in ION and or
Little Hip" the baby elephant.
Charles CartmeH and Lara Harris.
Ethel Munroe, the Three HanIons. and
The Spirit Of '76. by the vitagraph.
Success Of the most fatterinE sort is
said TO have followed the presentation
OF The Naked Truth" in which Ha--
~ Davenport and Phyllis Rankin are
starring, with the support of a COM
plete operate organization. The tabloid
and tuneful work is by Edward Paul
ton. OF "E-minie'' fame. and it was
staged by Sidney Drew. It runs for
the space OF forty-flve minutes. and it
Is said that there is no cessation Of
fun and music during that time. Tudor
Cameron and Edward Flanagan as the
added attraction Will be seen IN their
sketch ION and OF, which offers a
stage dressing room as the locale for
conversational comedy OF very laugh
able nature Little Hip" the baby
behemoth, Will be a strong feature. and
the tiny rick elephan, will give out
| slip programs in the lobby before the
/ performances. Charlie Cartmell and
/ Laura Harris, Ethel Munroe. a Boston
society girl; the three Hanlons. and
| the vitaSrapn pictures complete the bill.
The Washington times., 1908-10-04
Dramatic Treats
At the TheaterS
During Week
NazimOva at BelasCo, ZangwiIl
Play at Columbia, and Grace
George at National
4 ADANIE NAzINfOVA rsturns Il

- ADANIE NAZIHOVA returns TO
M the relasco Theater for
V weeks engagement. beginning
tomorrow night Coming 20
this country little more than two years
ago, an unknown player, unfamiliar
with the English language. Nazimoya
today is ACKNOWLEDGED TO be in the first
rank Of English speaking actresses.
NazimOva has chosen for the first two
nights and Wednesday matinee Of her
engagement. "A Dolls House. in which
she viii again be seen as Nora, the
most human Of Ibsen's characters. She
Will be supported by n company Of
players including Dodson Mitchell,
Brandon lyman. Cyril Young. Florence
Fisher, and Mrs Jacques Nartin. We'd
neSday evening. 'Hedda GabIer" will
be the bin Offering a widely different
role and an opportunity for the display
of interpretative genius as well as
versatility OF talent.
Friday night VIII be an event Of uu-
usual interest because il will give the
taeatergoers the first opportunity to wit
ness Madame Nazimova's performance
Of Hlda WangeI in The Mas. ct Build
er." Her work in the character Of Hilda
is --onounced by many 90 DE the best
she has done since she became an Eng
Isl speaking star. The Master Builder"
will be repeated az the Saturday NATL
nee. Thursday and Saturday evenings
viii be devoted TO owen Johnsou's The
Comet"
The Washington times., 1908-10-04
NEW ACADEMY.

In the year 1913 Monte Carlo will cease
20 be the plaything Of fortune At that
time licensed gambling at the casino
will be prohibited, and the world will
lose one of the most historically famous
places that ever existed
Owen Davis centers considerable OF
his melodrama, The Prince Of spend
thrifts,' in Monaco. Here it is that
The Prince of Spendthrifts' makes a
last wild effort to sQuander the rem
nants of his fortune. 1t is said that
there never was an incident surrounded
with such thrilling interest; never a sub
ject handled so dramatically and so in
tensely realistic. II has been said that
the playwright has taken his idea from
life, and critics pronounce the scenes
too natural; of too much real bone and
blood to nave emananted from the
The Washington times., 1908-10-04
GAYETY.

a twO-act comedy entitled Two
Much Isaacs" IS the latest Offering OF
the ''Bowery BUrlesquers," who are 10
appear at the Gayety Theater next
week
The title indicates that a Hebrew
character is portraying the stellar role
which in this particular case has been
given 10 Ben Jansen
The first act Of the play confronts the
spectator with the extremely funny
doings in a days run of a New York
department store. while the second act
is laid at a summering place near the
Hudson shore
The special attraction will be the
original fight pictures Of Nelson and
and Cans taken at the ringside.
The Washington times., 1908-10-04

Alden. Emily Alien. Jack stockton. 10
seph Rover. and Charles Brown are in
La Petite Revue" which viii be a
Chase attraction this year.
All of the lectures arranged COR
Dwight EIueuI0rr's coming season at
the New National Theater. are by popu-
lar request Out OF q lecture course Of
seventeen subjects. the five chosen for
Washington were selected by a tremen-
dous majority. The election" took
place in New York. at the Elmendorf
studios.
Denman Thompson, who viii 5c
seveuty-five years old October Is. Will
tomorrow night begin a four weeks en-
EaEement al the Academy OF Music.
New York. in The Old Homestead
Madame Emma Calve viii not appear
in opera this season. but viii devote her
entire time to concert work
Ar addition TO the star of the Belasco
Theater this season IS Arthur B. Ben
son, who is acting as press representa-
tive.
Josie Clahin is playing the role OF
Mistress Bet in Ragged Robin with
Chauncey Olcott this season
Gates and Norange. who painted the
new act drCp curtain for the Columbia
Theater, have baen commissioned by
/ the Government 90 make cyclOramic
; painting CT q part Of the mountain
! regions Of Alaska 20 re exhibited at
I the Seattle exposition next year Mr.
! MorarSe has started for Alaska, where
/ he viii make the preliminary sketches
( for the prOrk.
( CLYDE Fitch and jerome X. Jerome
/ are both At present writing a new play
for Grace George. tt is this young
actress intention TO first present these
two plays when she returns to London
! in the spring