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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
iD> ~ THE FIGHT PICTI mrs.
Stsr' That the American Tobacco 60
NII sue for Helms shut Out.

Th"r" was report in town last night
that the American Tobacco Company
had served summons and complaint
in an action for SIS HO in damages upon
the American \itagraph Company and
the promoters ~ the J-IrI"s-Johnson
fight
The story ran that the American To-
haCco Company had made a contract with
the moving picture company and with
Tex Rickard. Jack Gleason and others
To plscard the arena IN San Francisco 10
that the adv"rti- ensntS would appear
conSpcjIously In the moving pictures Of
the fight and that with the transfer Of the
fight 10 Reno this arrangement fell
through
No one could be found last night to
confirm the report Of the tobacco com
pany'z smt Albert T. smith. president
Of the American Nitsgraph Company. At
his home in Northport. J.. J.. said that he
hadn't heard OF any sIit and added that
while tho tobacco company might have
hal some such contract with the hgh'
promoters II had not with his concern
The original story said that the lawyers
81 the American Tobacco Company con-
templatcd anioininE the big fight itself
II they couldn't arrange to get their ad-
vsrtiaements up in the arena
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
JEW Els STOLEN ON sHIPBOARD.
Mrs. stratford Loses Rings on the Amer
ika and Customs Men Can't Find Them.

Mrs George E3,ratford. wife Of an oakum
manufacture living at 6n9 Garfield ave-
nue.. Jersey City. ardv yesterday by
tho Hamburg American liner America,
from Hamburg. Southampton and Cher
bourg. without her jewelry. including
heirlooms. which she had left in a hand
bag on her steamer chair when she went
to her stateroom on Thursday morning
There was $50 in the bag besides She
had been less than ten minutes away
from her chair. and when she returned
the bag was gone She reported her
loss to Purser Shultz A search ~ the
ship did not uncover the missing jewelTy
After a consultation with Capt Knuth
Mrs Stratford decided TO ssnd a wireless
message TO the Hoboken polic', and whom
the liner got to her pier Detect YES Garrick
and Weinthal were there To see II they
could with the assistance Of the customs
men find the jewelry or the person who
had stolen il They were unsuccessful
Mrs Stratford said she could not put
a price upon the jewelry. but the police
estimated that IL was worth about g. 600
IL consists chiefly OF rings IL was said
that a valuable stickpin and a pair 81
earrings were stolen from other pas
sengerr aboard the America The purSer
had heard that there were several pro-
fesaional gamblers aboard and he warned
the other passengers against them He
was inclined TO believe that these crooks
might have annexed the jewelry
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03

plain because Madison Is a member ~
III" investigating COMMITTEES. I shouldn' Z
want any nne to think for q minute that
would IN any way try to influence those
VII" nr" 70 pass Judgment on the con
/ truVersy. not for n minute
The Colonel said that he especially
owed debit of gratitude 10 Representa-.
tives Madison and Murdoch for the stand
hey took at rho time Representative
In~ney, ~ chairman Of the Committee
on Appropriations. offered resolutions
providing that nnn" Of the appropriation
for the maintenance 81 tho secret service
could lc used for invest eating members
81 the senate aud House and forhiddin z
secret service agents to 10 assigned for
work in any 81 the departments
At that time said the Colonel n
resolution of censure wns offered in Con
gross when the secrut service affairs we're
brought up. Tho resolution was aimed
al myself and Represent ativcs Madison
and Murdoch opposed IL To- the end
Nash OF tho Roosevelt fighting temper
was plainly evident N this junc,urc Of the
INTERVIEW. lie had b"..n sitting ON a step
81 the side stairway throwing stones Tor
Ace. the spotted dog. 10 run after and
Dfhg oack Tie got up.
Madison and Murdoch were right IN
their fight That provision should no,
have been stricken from the appropria-
ton bill he said. And let the tell you.
gentlemen pounding the railing with
his clenched ii-t -th~ secret of 'ha, fight
was that there were meml-.rs - Con gross
who realized that | was hitting them. /
arm mentioning no names but Won under
stand. don't you'-
Col. Roosevelt added that Senator
Bristow had rendered a great -eryic,, in
rounding up the postal frauds
He found the rascak and | put them
out, said the Colonel
col. Roosevelt was warming up ia such
shape that hts interviewers thought the
psychological moment had arrived Ia
pop the question 81 New York state
politics and tn find ont what h. and Chair
man Griscom had discussed
We haven't had a chance 10 confer
yet IN regard to the direct nominal sons
matter the Colonel said
Tonight. however the ex-Pr-si,lent
and ia" county chairman threShed nat
~" whole arsir 80 far "a they were able.
They p~ru-sd che various hills thai have
h''''n introduced in the Legislature at
Albany. went into them analvtC,lly
and weighed each cot Ruus.v al'
doesn't consider himself baton On that
-"ore hv \ long hot lie - grinR 10
scrap and ~ straight from the shoulder
vhrnev"r r.. R~ts chance
toy HuEhe- will l,e here tomorrow.
and ai'"r hI- long talk with Mr Grl.curn
IN" Colonel will 10 ready 20 talk Urinary
legislation with the ,;oVernnr
br Albert Shaw. editor II he RsrisW
- r. isifs was a guest tp-,inv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
SOLD FIREWORKS: ARRESTED.
Wholesalers WIN Get Decision AFTER the
FOurth.

Wholesale dealers In fireworks who
wished to know whether their yearly
license covered retail sales advertised
their stocks the other day Detective
Wilbur Of the Central Office bought ten
packs Of firecraokers yesterday nc PANS
store at u Park place. The clerk. Edwin
II Walsh. who served the detective. was
served with n summons TO appear before
Magistrate Appleton in the To'nbs court.
Upon the representation Of Lawyer
Dominick Grimm OF i?s Broadway that
tho wholesale dealers would refrain from
ceiling at retail until the case was decided
Magistrate Applston announced that no
would give his decision NEXT Tuesday.
The wholesalers oontcud that their
licenses give them the RICH, 20 eel irre-
spsctive Of the ordinance prohibiting tho
sale 70 fireworks without special permit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
TRtPPED ~ ELEVATOR.
negro boy Climbed Cable TO Get Help 10,
Psssengers- Firemea sawed Them cut.

Passengers Firemrn sawed Them out.
An elevator car crowded with passen-
gers stood just below the second floor
81 the twelve story loft building at IS
West Twenty-seventh street at noon
Yesterday. and two Of the women who
were on hand tainted before the firemen
-swed them out ninety minutes later.
The negro elevator boy ssarted the
car On a down trip at ~ O'Clock after
eight girls and SIX men had crowded
ana an equal distance above the first
floor the car came TO q halt
When IL was found that thu car was
stuck the passengers became nervous
and finally the girls began 10 scream.
Two Of them tainted.
The elevator boy was hoisted to tho
grill ceiling of his elevator and managed
Ia Hqueezn through a narrow opening
Then he climbed up tho elevator cable
and got out on tsei second floor. No
one else cared to attempt the feat
The elevator boy hunted up ths engi-
necr Of the building. but the engineer
couldn't start tho car He called in a
policeman. who sent in a fire alarm The
men 10 Engine Company I alta ckod tho
roof the car with steel saws and enlarged
the hole hole through which tho elevator
boy had crawled
II took them nearly an hour TO saw
through Then ladder was lowered
from the second floor and the prisoners
came up ono by one The two girls
who had tainted had meantime recovered
and were able To crawl up the ladder
with little assistanre
On examination the hosting appars tus
showed that the elevator cable had
slipped on the drums and become wedRed
between two wheels
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
ABE RrEF DIsLIKES IAN.
nut tire BOSS Excuses for Freedom Are
Almost Exhausted.

SAN Francisco. July ? The convicted
bose. Abe Rnef was in court to-day "a
show cause why he should not go hack
TO the county Jail. On the ground that his
attorneys had not tried TO make answer
argument was postp oned until Wednes-
day next
Judge Lawler is determined that Ruef
shall not stay out 81 Jail and IL likely Ia
send him hack to confinement unless
the boss can show that he IL in poor
health. Ruef secured his release from
another Judge in LAWYERS absence on
the grounds Of poor health and necessity
Of personal attention To his brief on APP
peal That brief was flied this morning.
and Ruef has regained his health.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
ROOSETELT WON'T nv.
Tr,ls Utica GIub 90 stop Al Agitation to
Have INN Nominate for Governor.

urea. y. Y. July 2-The boom de.
81 gned to make former President Roose-
welt the Republican candidate for Gov
ernor OF New York State In the fall election
launched by the Republican Club Of Utica
two weeks ago. came to an abrupt ending
to-day when IL was learned that Secretary
Fred b. Adams had received letter from
Mr.. Roosevelt asking the club to cease
any agitation To have him nominated
for Governor The letter follows
nv DE,E SIN May through Won
cordially thank the Republican club Of
oneida County for ia message Of appre-
ctative good will
Believe me appreciate " and trust you
viii make the club understand that I do
appreciate II. Hut I also ask that IN. club
at once stop any agitation 10 have ne nom
mated for Governor II would he an ah-
solute inro--ibility for me 70 accept
with high regards. sincerely vour-
IHEppOPE RoN-FNTtr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
,>OTHER NT RGE>r GOI>..
HrprrS~ptatir POInsirNtrr. One of the
hOst Radical. 20 see RoOSeyrIt Tuessia,

WAsHINdroS. July Representative
Poinh" Trer 81 Washington. one Of the
radical Westerr Insurgents in the Hous.
ras an engagement With Theodore 10, s.,-
vel NJ OYSTER Ray Tuesday Mr. Pom
DEXTER Will w accompanied Nv sym
pa.hin'r wi.h ~" lusurgrnt cause not n
'-smhnr - Congress whose identity he
refuses to di~Cioz" A. NeS-rS PinCho'
Garfield. ! y Fnllettc Bris. Nv Madison
and N.rfp'S. all insurgen's have made
~" pIigrinlz" to Dvs.cr Ray the news
tha' Mr. PnindnNfnr j. 20 moo Tneodoro
Roosevelt, mas excited Ia, ~ interest IN
Washington
while Nj '0inde to- d,as not say -
~ Il ~" understanding that he j. guin.
- oyster l:ay of his own MOTION He
"r. o" MI Rnosaveit that he d-sirrd 20
crinf"r with him aud r~reir"h r"rly
- dIy vhe-cuiiIr hc mad" ~ SHOWN mat
y" you'd - ~ Ov-ter Hay T.".diy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
Wis. R,pue, q. We'd Coun, Carte,

HAMPSTEAD. L. I July ? Mrs Sidney
Dillon Ripley - New York city and the
Cro-sway- Homestead. has announced
the engagement ~ her only daughter.
Annah Dillon ri plcy. 90 Count Pierre
Cartel e Paris. Mrs Ripley - n gran ! j.
daughter ~ Henry q. Hyde and niece e
James Haven HYDE. who makes hrs home
IN Paris She made her debut threa years
ago No date has been given ont for the
wedding
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
GEORGE WATSON. JR., HTRT.
Herse Peii on Him After HurdIing q
Ilarkawa ny Hunt club Fence.

PIrTsBURo. July 2.-George Watson,
Jr. Of New York is in the Homeopathic
Hospital suffering from injuries received
while jumping a horse over a fence ON
the course Of the Harknway Hunt club
early this morning.
Watson was riding over the course
with some members % the cluh His
horse cleared the fence. hut stumbled on
landing. Watson was thrown to the
ground and the horse rolled on him
Watson sustained fracture Of the pelvic
bone. Al the hospital il is said he will
recover. hut cannot he moved for two or
three weeks
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
Ancthrr Na,aI MIreIe.- rc.,.

NEWPORT. X !. July Another long
distance wireless test ~ tn De- nade by
tho scout cruisers Birmingham and Sai.m
next week Il ~ planned 10 hav. tn.
Birmingham start from Portland. NJ" -.
and steam a. far as Porto Rico The
Salem will b. On Cape IlatteraE M..S-a R--
will b- exchanged At various distances
4 recent ter' was mad. 10y the Biriningh ~
and the Brant Rock station. 3.Hr1 miles
AuaTt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
New sub-surfsce Torpedo Beat Nppsr,
entity Ok.

NpwPoRr. X. l.. July >. The official ac-
ceptanoe trials u the Berger sub-surface
torpedo boat were completed here this
afternoon. According to unofficial 70
ports tho naval trial board found tho boat
most satisfactory The last tert was a
twelve hour Endurance rim at an average
speed 81 hins knots Then tho little
craft was hoistcd on board a lighter and
the official hoard inspected 10 engines
The trial board left Newport to- night for
Washington The boat will he taken lack
u New YORK at once
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
Pra,rr Mertinr 10 MeIp .Ionn.on

HUTCHINSON. Kan. July 7.-The neGrr
Holiness Church here has arranged fol
SPECIAL services Monday afternoon q
J'ruy that Johnson may defeat JeHrI-s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
Way Not Let Robert rart DrI,e an Auto.

BosToS. July "A hccnss % operaas
an automobile In Massachusetts, has been
refused Robert A Taft, President TAft's
81 his culpahility In the Beverly accident
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
COSTS MONEY To M SAVE.
where Uncie sam Got 100000 last
Year ON Firecrackers re Finds Not Gent

PoEtIASn. ore. DULY Pablo ~enti
Inent for a zane celebration Of the Fourth
has he~n factor in reducing the volume
~ trade between (hina and Pacific coast
ports
AZ the Portland Custom ;:ouse rr1cti-
cally no q ity was collected on iirecrnckers
this year their inportltiNn netted the
Government s20O OOO In 1909
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03

The "HsndTirk Hadsoa" raves Day iIns
ston Point END return. 80 mile outing $40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03

savannah. Jacksonville. Tampa NbsarVa Hon
Car. Through SlccpeTs Rlrruic igh g and fans
y y. N. uain. scaboard AR Line. iis3 D'NaV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03

mAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS ORDERS FOR
ne sun and he Evening 5un may bs at via
SsuSdesIsrs- Nc 1GEa eharGs.-1lss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
so.ImGRN EAmGALs mIGn Class

dT'' - important ,iuc- South Dining club |
draw Ing room stHtrrOOn .lrrptng. library and /
oh>r. WALTON ca~ y : once. est Inn Avenue |
Id.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-16
STOMACH MISERY
JUST vANISHES
Indigestion, Gas, Heartburn and Dys.
Pepsla Go and You viii Feel
Better in Five Minutes.

As there Is often some one in vour
FAMILY who suffers an attack OF Indi.
Sestlon or some form of Stomach
trouble. why don't you keen some
Dlapepsln In the house handy?
rms harmless blessing will digest
anything You can eat without the
Shghtest discomfort, and overcome a
sour gassyy Stomach FIVE minutes
after
IeH your pharmacist To let you read
inc formula, plainly printed on these
oO-cent cases of Pape's Diapepsin.
then you will readily see why It
makes Indigestion. Sour Stomach.
Heartburn and other distress go in
nve minutes, and relieves at once such
miseries as BelchnG of Gas, Eructa.
ions of sour, undigosted food, NausaI,
headaches, Dizziness, Constipation
and other Stomach disorders
Some folks have tried so long 10 find
relief from Indigestion and Dyspep.
sla or an out-of-order stomach with
the common, everyday cures adver-
tised that they have about made up
their minds that they have something
else wrong. or believe theirs Is a case
OF Nervousness. Gastritis. Catarrh OF
the Stomach OF Cancer
This, no doubt Is Il serious mistake
Your real trouble is. what You car does
not digest; instead. IL ferments and
sours, turns To acid Gas and Stomach
poison, which putrefy in the digestive
tract and mites ines, and. besides. poi
son the breath with nal scous udors
A hearty appetite. with thorough di-
gcstion, and without the slightest dis
comfort or misery OF the Stomach. Is
waiting for you as soou as you decide
TO try Pape's Diapepsin.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-16
Sandwich Citizen Decorated.

Ernest Girardot, mayor OF Sand
wich for a number OF years now con.
nected with the exhibition branch Of
he Dominion government depart
ment Of agriculture. has been hoD-
ored by the king of Belgium with TIE
decoration Of chevalier Of the Or
der OF the Thorne This honor was
conferred on him in connection with
his services as Canadas representa-.
tive a. tho international exhibition at
Brussels. The king OF Bulgaria hon
ored Mr. Girardot i'm a somewhat sim
liar manner a couple or years ago.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-16
OWNS MUCH REALTY.
Holdings Of Maxwell Fisher Estate
Listed at $645,52o

Listed al So4o,52O
Some of the choicest real estate in
the city is owned by the Maxwell
Fisher estate. according to an inven.
tory filed by the Union Trust Co. in
the probate court, Tuesday. The
Union Trust Co. is trustee Of the es
tate that remains after certain be-
quests under the will were settled.
The real estate listed is as follows:
No. 116 Woodward.ave valued at $50.
900; No. 1873 Woodward, $1t0,000 Nos
249, Pol and 253 Woodward, 5000, 900;
No. 375 Woodward, $40 900: No ga
Woodward. $32 500: No 1851 Wood
ward 100000 Nos. l5S-l60 Jefferson
ave, $4,000; 80 vacant lotse on Glad
stone-ave., $13,39O; Bloomfield Farms
consisting OF POO acres. 100000 max.
Ing total of $645, $50
The Detroit times., 1910-11-16
49, 8 ; If: ;;:*0
QOS Maia.fc RiIi'd nc
COS MAZE It C Build ng

Magnify" your business. 1t is the man with spirit,
spine and ambition who puts his business under the mag
nfyng glass and reads in the enlargement the story Of
his future.
Advertising magnihes. 1t makes great" what the
word really 1t increases the sales it builds up
selling power and it shapes business broad. firm
basis.
The outlay need not be big in the beginning Sanity
consistency and courage-hese the three elements
that enter into the proposition.
Our service is invaluable the business or con-
that wants realize the substantial returns
from advertising expenditure.
Telephone Main zoos for appointment.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-16
WHERE LIFE rs
WORTH LIVING

Scmehod, threw n brick through the
frOnt window az Jacob Weitnman's
store at No 1919 Gratiot ave at
o'clock "Wednesday morning and
stole nine rcTolvcrs valued at $22
The moon T. scheduled 10 take com
pletC dip behind che shadow Of the
eartu 1T .5j this Afternoon and VIII
r,msin M total eclipse until ca.
when II will gradually come out and
again shine on Mother Earth.
n. y. Richardson, GrEnJ Trunk switch
man, Who WAS cruShed between two
cars on Inc tracks near HolhrOOk-
ave, Tuesday, died Tuesday after
noon IN Harpsr hospital lie is sur
vivcd by his widow. who lives in
Vest Branch Micn
Theodore Kemp, formerly with Traub
Bros, has become associated with
tn" hrm 90 Wright, Kay q Co. MT
Kemp has been m the Jewelry trade
upwards OF 20 Years and was IN
business TO- himself ~ Ryan. O., he
fore coming 10 Detroit three years
ago. TO enter tho Traub Bros. store.
A. the result of midnight ride In a
taNIcab. Alexander Frazer, bnrteu-
Stew Negro. no 81 Catherine
st. are in 81 Marys hospital with
severe injuries Both viii recover
The machine was driven by Milton
Bordeau, No. l39 Portcr-st At ST
Antoine and Macomb-sts. IL collided
with a Shctman-st car Bordeau
made a statement
&. oliver Frick, head OF the local i'm
migration bureau, ~ taking steps "a
inform the officials Of all penal and
charitable institutions In the state Of
the law on deportation 81 criminal
and INDECENT aliens Under the law
81 1907, such aliens may be deported
- they have not been In this Coun-
try three years Inspector Frick
thinks that the state Is spending
thousands ~ dollars ncedleSslN IN
their support
Believing that the maintenance ar the
food room" I'm the municipal build
ing by tho sunshine society has
tendency - 'pauperiZe" rather than
aid those whom II sought TO reach.
1t has been discontinued. following
the advice o. Supt Dolan 81 the poor
commission ana Secretary Williams
Of the Associated Charities Instead.
the energies OF the society will be
given 10 clothing room" where
garments VIII be made, altered and
repaired for the needy poor Contri-
buttons OF Caston clothing VIII be
gratefully received for the room
Justice Potter. OF Highland Park. says
he thinks President george Peterson,
The Detroit times., 1910-11-16
Free
rheumatism
Cure
Home Cnre VIII Dc Given FREE
By One Who Had IL.

In the spring Of 1898 was at
tackled by Muscular and lnnamma-
tory rheumatism. / suffered as
only those who nave IL know. for
over three years. I tried remedy
after remedy, and doctor after doc
tor. but such relief as ] received
was only temporary. Finally, l
found a remedy that cured me COM
pletely. and IL has never returned.
I have given IL TO 4 number VINO
were terribly afflicted and even bed
ridden with rheumatism, and IL et-
fected a cure In every case.
will send a free trial OF this
precious remedy hy mail. postpaid
TO any sufferer VINO writes for u.
Just fiji out the coupon below and
mail Il 20 me today
Mark II. Jackson. No. 600 James
Street. Syracuse, y. y.
NJ. Jackson Is responsible. Abot"
statement true, Pub.
Address ..................... .........
The Detroit times., 1910-11-16

II you are interested
in Ranges, YOU should
know that we are sell
ing An All Cast Iron
Range with a large
warming closet, for $40.
Others from S22.50 up.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-16

In the manufacture Of paper in the
United States last year 1920 900 cords
OF wood were used. an increase OF
about $4,000 cords over the consump
tion OF the year before
The Detroit times., 1910-11-16
100 Piece
Dinner Set

Made Of pure white English ware, handsomely
designed, guaranteed not to check, warp or
craze
We show only the best imported English
and German Dinner ware Prices range
from Sc. so up TO $780,
The Detroit times., 1910-11-16

An inventory of dining stocks shows 81 Bullets,
so China Cabinets 81 Tables Sdeboads and Chairs
and every of different style Thus show AS separate
and distinct pieces of dining furniture than three
times many designs shown by any other
Every wood every finish and every design known the
cabinet makers represented this display and for
prices we'll the best way judge the articles and
price tickets yourself All goods marked
with plain figures which comparison prices easy
The Detroit times., 1910-11-16
Theodore Kemp, formerly with Traub
nrnh.. hns hncnmc naancIaIel- AAIIh

tn" hrm 90 Wright. Kay a Go. MT.
Kemp has been IN the Jewelry trade
upwards OF 20 years and was IN
business TO- himself IN Ryan. O. he
fore coming TO Detroit three years
ago. TO enter tho Traub Bros store.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1910-12-09
j. A, WAKEFIELD
THE SpendthrIft'

"Tbs apendthrlft," which comes 10
the Warfeld theatre on December ~, IL
q pulsating vital drama ~ American
life today. In theme Ia extravaganza.
II WAS written by Porter Emerson
Browne, an observing, skillful play.
wright who has just arrived at tho
height Of his power, IL emphasizes tho
almost criminal wastefulness which IL
q Characteristic Of the daily lives OF
many persons--men ~ we'll a. women
Of q certain stratum OF contemporary
society. But the play IL not a preach
ment. IL teaches its lesson In an at.
trsctive fashion. The strongest situa-
tions-those which impress an audience
Immediately with their purpose and
truth--Arc developed IN an atmosphere
OF btRh comedy. While "The Spend
thrifr has aroused more serious dis
cussion than any other play produced
In several years, there are 100 "laughs'
In the first act
Frederic Thompson, tho producer, has
Rssom bled an excellent cast to interpret
the various roles, headed by Dori'
Mitchell and includes such artists M
Lionel Adams, Florence Rittenhouse
Albert Saokett, Lizzie Mccall, Forces
Orr, Alice Kelly and william II. Sui
livAn. Tho scenic invcstiture Ia up u
the usual Thompsonian standard.