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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-01
TREATMENT OF IMMIGRANT
Is SHAME OF CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Oct. "a vigorous attack
On conditions In Chicago that have re-
suited in maltreatment of immigrants and
a severe arraignment OF the police were
features OF an address made last night
5y Prof Graham Taylor. OF this city, be-
fore members OF the Congressional Broth
srhoOd Of Chicago.
According to Professor Taylor. the
pulling and hauling Of immigrants by
expression at the Dearborn street sta
ton Is one OF Chicago's shames."
Women" he said. ARE easy prey for
agents OF disorderly places and statistics
that have been complied" he declared.
show that in some distances only one
half OF the women immigrants who leave
Ellis Island. y. Y. for Chicago. reach
their destinations in this city"
In illustrating mis- point he asserted that
white slave" employees board the trains
many miles from the city and by their
sevices lure the unsuspecting women into
their clutches.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-01
M a rkea Rep Orfs

NEW YORK. Oct. 31.--The cotton market
opened stesdy at an advance Of IS points on
October which was Influenced by covering OF
b,lHted shorts. while other months were :
rOints lower 10 q points higher. which was rain
or lower than due on the relatively firm caOles
"a result Of over Sunday selling orders at
trihuted t. the big break OF SATURDAY sno the
effect OF larger cron estimates Leadine nulis
were good buyers around the opening TguFes
and while offerings continued heavy enough 10
give the market a very unsettled appearance
during the middle % the morning prices rnleo
some $ 20 u points net higher.
October sold 40 points net higher on tie
November movements aud later posltions
worked mp 10 a net gain Of about l3dl6 points
on huils' support and numerous private wives
from the south reporting cold weather daUage'
hut the rpcent Increase in private crop est
matp~ appeared TO dominate local sentiment.
At any rate offerings increased on the al.
vance ami rhe market late- eased off from the
top with the active months showing a net gain
Of only fd9 points az midday.
Reports that spinners were buying contracts
started 4 covering movement during the noon
hour. which sent prices mp 20 net advance
OF Rbout 2GEi22 points and the market during
IN" early afternoon. while somewhat Irregular
owing 70 renewed iiqudst.on on the bulge held
p not gain ~ shout Is 20 20 points. southern
srot markets officially reported early were 4
lower to I-16 higher.
NEW YORK COTTON
The following were the ruling quotations on
the exchange today:
Tone, steady; middling. II 5S-l0oc; quiet.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-01
BERNHARDT IS MOBBED
BY THE SUFFRAGETTES
"Jeanne dare" Members
Make Rush for Her As She
Leaves the Boat
Csv Associated Press-)

NEW YORK. Oct 2s.-Fffty Jeanne
care sufIrsgists sprinkled great yellow
ehrysanthemums along the path OF Mime.
sara Bernhardt as she walked down the
gang plank from the French Liner La
Provence today
The minute she stepped upon the pier
there was a great rush and the French
actress was soon being Rugged. kissed
and welcomed TO America as .'One Of
cur own dear sisters" Captain POnceleS-
OF the steamer. had ordered his crew TO
line UP and they set up a hearty cheer.
The sufragettes had cabled Nine.
Bernnardt that she had been elected a
member OF their order and they had
decked the pier with streamers OF yellow
ribbon and little yellow flags.
Nine. Bernhardt said there was no
truth in the story that she carried her
coffin about with her.
Sunday she passed her s7th birthday
RbOardship.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-01
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NED ORLEANS. Oct. sI.-Cotton futures
opened steady. uncnanged 10 l point UP. Cables
were unfavorablc. but the weather map Indicated
that freezing temporal nes were still bling ex-
prienced IN SlrtiOns Of the east. m half OF the
cotton belt which caused some buying by shorts.
kilograms poured in around the call. from
many parts OF the belt and they told one story
which was that ell young bolls were soft and
mushy as the result OF freezing and frost. I'm
mediately after the call one or two large selling
orders had TO be filled and nrces were put 1
Ia points under Saturdays close. but at the
sld Of the first half hour q trading the market
was steady at an advance Of TO points over
Saturdays last quotations on the more sctiVe
months.
The market was very steady throughout the
morning session. A moderate amount OF outside
buving was In evidence and &c was plain that
certain professional interests WI re buyers ~ a
modrrste scale. The weaker short scoyerFd TO
some extent. Offerings came mainly from floor
traders who were still under the Influence OF
the large crop estimstes put out toward the
close OF last week. The weather forecast pre-
Elected fair and warmer weather over the cotton
belt generally but Il was not looked upon as a
feature OF much Importance except In relation 10
the picking aud ginning Of cotton Even be afs
are willing To sckuowlrdge that no more cotton
csu be made this season. At noon the more &C
tive months were II to Is points over Saturday $
close.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
The following were the ruling prices IN tns
eAc ange today;
Tone steady; middlins. Il s-1sc, steady.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-01

4sc; do. gathered white, 33M39c; do. hennery
brown fancy. 346S8c do. gathered brown, 81 a
33c: fresh gathered extra firsts, 20G3lc' do
first, 26d 2Sc; do. seconds, 23M24c; fresh gath
cred dirties No. 1 eandled, 2iG22c; do No. 2
I9er 2Oc; refrigerator special mark fancy, 25l5
S2ie. We
SUGAR. COFFEE AND PETROLEUM,
nnuscovado S0-test, $3.50; centrifugal 06 test,
81 so: molasses sugar S9-test, S3.05 refined
quiet; crushed. $3.50; graduated, $3.50; pow
dered. 81. 20.
Coffee-spOt steady; Rio No. 7, 10Ts a11c;
Santos No 4. 1is4 m12c.
Molasses steady.
1--WE STOCK MARKET
ST. LOUIS. Oct 3I.-Cattle-R TO-
500. includ pg 800 Texans; steady to lower.
Native beef stores, 81. Goa s 90; cows and helf-
e.R S. sou 90; stOckers and feeders, Sc. 50d
). 30: Texas snd Indian steers, 81 0OG7 90;
cows and helfers. $3.OOd4.T5; calves in carload
Hoes~ReceIpts. 1900; market IOa15c lower.
Pigs and lights. So SOFAS 50; packers. sT.5Od
-: butchers and best heavy
sheep-Receipts 1000; weak. Native NUT
tons. 3.75I4. 25; lambs. SIS 50M7. 90.
KENsAs CITY BUTTER AND EGGS
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 31.-Butter-Creamery,
Csc: firsts. 25c; seconds. 2Sc; packing stock,
2IIsc.
Egss-Extras. %; nrsts. Csc; seconds, II.
NAVAL STORES
SAVANNAH. Ga. Oct 31.-Spirits turpentint
firm u to T7isG Rec, ipts $40; SAILS -, none; o
y $50: NJ $3.50; S6.45; I S6lO; II SA 10;
C sa.O5; saO5; $500; d $5.95; b $3.50.
sales none. Receipts 1,5iI
2 CHICAGO QUOTATIONS
The following were the ruling quotations on
the exchange today:
Open. High. Low. Close. Close
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-01
1.-THE Devil OF Today

His work in the Home, Church, SO
ciety. Business, Politics and every WaIA
of life. book pOrtraying the grave
dangers found in all conditions of life.
pitfalls and methods of escaping them.
A warning note to save young men and
women from wreck and ruin This
great book contains more tran BOO
pages. A single copy will be mailed
to any address on receipt OF the price,
S1.25. We want agents to sell the
above book with full line OF standard
subscription books, Red Letter tamil!
and Teachers Bibles. CataIog Iree.
Write today. Department No = FhlI-
lips-Boyd publishing Co., Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-01
HAYWARD Z cLARK,s COTTON Litter

HAYWARD CIARKS COTTON LETTER
NEW ORLEANS. Is, Oct. Si.-The frost
wave Is passing out over the Csrolinas and
records show frepIing temperatures over Sun
dsy down 20 northern Florida and up TO the
Atlantic coast districts. IL was warmer In the
west central and western belt and generally
warmer weather Is indicated except for east
Tennessee and North Carolina, which will be
covered today by the cold wave. The map
shows today 50 degrees from Meridian, Miss,
20 Mon; zomery. and 80 degrees at Macon. Ga.
IL was dry and cold throughout the period. In
formation as to the damage csused by the
frost is very much mixed. Some localities say
that nearly matured hollis are gone. Others re-
mort no damage Of consequence and advices from
the Carolinss state there was little TO hurt and
large crop made.
liverpool showed a good deal Of strength TO-
dsy and cables state that opinion Is In favor
OF the market. Futures were only about 10
points lower sgainst 10 points lower due, and
closed points lower. Spots are about 20
poInts lower; sales, 1000.
Orr market wss weak around the opening. but
rallied later. Feeling is upset, however, by
the failure OF the market 10 respond properly
10 Killing frost and by the letup In spot de-
msnd shown In Liverpool and reported from
several other spot marets.
II is ailo rumored that ginnings during the
Last period were smaller than expected because
producers devoted their time TO the gathering
Of enoua
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-01
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CURE


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Killed BV Brldue

CEDARrOWN, Ga, oct. 29.-Ephraim
johnson a negro, employed by the Sea-
hoard Air Line railway. was found dead
on Il freight train about two miles west
of here early this morning.
when examined by the coroner his neck
was found to be broken and II is sup
posed that while passing under the Col
iese street bridge he waS struck by an
upright post.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-01
WEALTHY FARMER Is
CONVICTED OF MURDER

LESEUR. MINI, Oct. 29.-Martin
O'Malley. a wealthy farmer was FOUND
guilty of murder in the first degree by a
Jury today and sentenced 10 be hanged
O'MaIley last June poisoned his two
stepdauRhters. Francis and Mary Bergel
aged and years. respectively.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-01
DISCHARGED FROM WORK
MAN SHOOTS FOREMAN

YOUNGSTOWN, o.. Oct 29-Enraged
at his dismissal, Salvatore Collutio, a
factory hand. fought duel this even
ing in the street with John Nelcicio, the
foreman who discharged him, in which
he deceived wounds which may prove
fatal. Velcicio was shot through the
shoulder. but will recover.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-01
POSTOFFICE INSPECTORS
HAVE BEEN APPOINTED

WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-The post
master general has appointed as postof-
fee inspectors, Walter A. Sommers, of
New York, who was formerly captain OF
the George Washington university foot
hall team; Harry L. Common. of Washing
ton D. G.; George l.. Reeder, of Will
Transport, Pa, and Artemus a. Rowe, Of
81 T,OllS
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-01

CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-Cash: 80
Wbeat~No. ? red g1st d93c; No. red oOd
OF lie; No. ? hard BIN d94c; No. l northern
81 Os6Il .O4h; No. northern Sl.OOGl .O2 "a no.
/ northern SI.03d .O4I5; No. northern Sl.VOa
l.O2ls; No spring esc@S1.01b; velvet chaii
9Odasc: durum s0Ms0c. ,oa
Corn-No. =, 4Sa4m49Ac: No. 2 White $50
49I,c; No. yellow 49h a 4sAc -o,,,..
oats-No 2 sostc; No. white 33933hc;
standard 32k d32%c.
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 31--Cash -. ~,
wheat lower; track No. red, 9S@s1c; NO.
? hard 90a97c. ,,,- -, n
Corn lower; track No. q 4s@4shc; No
white, 4oc. .,,<>,, ~, .
white 32d32i5c.
KANSAS CITY CASH QUOTATIONS
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 31.-Cssh:
Wheat unchanged 70 lie lower; NO. nara
~ 61q4c: No. 2 rid 92lac.
Corn unchanged to &c lower; No. : mixed
an 6osTa.c; No. . white 46N 9fAc
oats unchanged 10 NC lower; No z white
3Id32hc; No. " mixed 3ld32c.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-01
NEW ORLEANS COTTON


Atlanta. quiet. l35sc.
New York, quiet. II $1,000
Liverpool. quiet. 65 10od.
New Orleans. steady. Ii 3-i6c.
Galveston. nominal. l4Se.
Wilmington. quiet. lie.
Savannah, Sfesdy, 14c.
Norfolk. steady i4xc.
Baltimore. nominal i4Ssc.
Philadelphia. stray. Il so-lO0c.
Boston. STEADY, IA $4,000.
Mobile. nominal. IA lice
Charleston. nominal, l4c.
st. Louis. quiet. 14hc.
. Little Rock, nominal 14Ac.
Hous on. steady. 14Ac-
Memphis. nominal. II 5-16c.
Augusta. quiet, l4Ac.
Louisville. firm. 1850
Macon. firm, 13&c
Charlotte. steady, 15&c.
Columbia. steady. l3&c.
LIVERPOOL COTTON
The following were the ruling prices on the
exchange today;
Tone very steady; sales 1000; middling,
Z G5-IOod.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-01
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CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKEr

CHICAGO, Oct. 3l.-Butter firm; cream
cries. 24dSOc; dairies. 2392Tc.
Eggs firm; receipts 3.434 cases; at mark,
cases included, 1914 g2lLe; firsts Csc; prime
fIrsts &c: prime firtts, 2se.
Cheese steady: daisies, i59i5Lc; twins, 14a
i4ise; young Americas. i59l5he; long horns,
14s. 6i5c-
Poultry tirmer; turkeys. lie; hens. lie.
Eprings. HE.
veal steady: so to 90 II. WITS, e% lOc; go to
S. 10 WITS, 1Od1lc; SIS to 10 10. wts., II n
RI9rEc.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-01

NEW YORK, Oct 31.-Butter firm; receipts
4o4s: creamery special. S2G32he; extra. Sic
third to first. 24a29c; creamery held second
70 snecial. 25@ SSc: state dairy, common q
finest. 23d 3oc: process. second TO special. 2sd
2Tc: imitation creamery firsts. 24G2Sc; factory,
June make first. 23%24c; factory current make
first. 13c-
Cheese steady: receipts 100; state whols
milk. special. i5I8 Mi6atc: do. average fancy
large and small colored. i5c: DO. white, l4& C;
do October large and small colored hest, 1870
do white. i4lic. state whole milk good "a
choice. i3it di4c; do. common 20 fair, l0h q
i3c: skins full 70 sNecisl. 2d12%c.
Eggs steady: receipts 6.43s. State. Pennsyl
vania and nearby bennery white fancy, Asa
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MEDICAL

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xusCELLANEoUS

WANTED-To exchange a Groom cottage near
city school In Atlanta for farm anywhere
north or Atlanta. Price $500. Address own
or. 264 Waldo ST.
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-01

Does e Fiutter, Palpitate
OF skip Beats? Have you
Shortness of ba cath, Tvb-
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ing Sp' iIs. epots before
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mare. Hungry or Weak
SHELLS. Opprrssed Feeling
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MISCELLANEOUS
LEARN MATCHMAKING

Refined profitable labor. Competent men al
ways in demand. We teach II thoroughly In
many months as II formerly TOOK years. Does
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while studying. Positions secured. Easy terms.
Send for catalogue. Address st. Louis Watch
making School, Dept. 4, st. Louis, Mo.
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WE PAY S36 week and expenses TO me
with rigs TO introduce poultry compoun'
Years contract. Imperial Mfg. Co.. Dept Q
Pa SOILS. Kas.
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WANTED HELP-MALE

WANTED-Men to take Is days practical cot5s'l
course IN sample rooms. High salarled ~
sitiOns. Charlotte Cotton Co.. Charlotte. n I
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MEN is to As for motormen and conductor
Good wages; 10 strike. Expert nee unnece
sary. Address Elec rio Railway Bureau. L
Panama Bldg. st. Louis. Mo.
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FISH

per pound I2c; trout. drawn. per POUND. lOC
blue fish. drawn, per pound. Sc; headless re
snapper. per pound. DC; nullei. per barrel. 70
fc, mixed fish, per pound. 5Q6c; mango SNAP
per founders. pound, 6@Tc; black bass. pc
rounds net. i2c small snooks. per pound 90
fresh wster cat. 5d6c per pound.
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- "a m a Needles, Reds Becks for locating
- - "a F# "a X Cold Silver and Hidden Treasures
al &%eW ~Es Fully Guaranteed Booklet Frea
- Address. PAN. AoEHcT. IS New st-. Psimsrs,Ps.
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HELP wANTED-$T0 month to commen
Pleasant duties. Steady wo-k. Rapid adyan
ment Every second week off duty at full %
~. Railway mail clerks. Examinations IN =
cry neighb0rhOOd Nov, mher 18th. Thousands
appointments coming Quick promotion 70 por
office inspector and higher positions Comm
education sufficient. II you want appointing
write US Immediately. Political influence
necessary. Franklin Institute, Dept C-5s. 10
ester. y. y
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GROCERIES

Salt 100 pound bags. JVc; ice cream, 81 90;
white fish kits 4Sc; 10 pounds. So 10; I0O
pounds, 81 90; Royal Gloss starch. &c; Best
Floss starch. &c; world's starch. 3%ci
nickel packages. 1918; pickles, $500; potash
Surar-standard graduated, $500: plantation,
$3.50; coffee. green, bulk, lSdloc; roast
ed bulk Rio Blue Ridge, Ice; Stonewall,
lac: AAAA tic; Uno, &c; rice, Jap, 315c;
domestic, 4i5c; axle grease, $1.75; navy beans,
81 IS bushel; Lima beane, &c.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-01

CHOICE Scotch collie stud dogs. brood bitches
and pups of both sexes. Wishaw Clinker
strain. Sherbrooke Collie Kennels, Culpepper,
Va.
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CRACKERS

Crackers-XXx FLORIDA sidas. Te; Flock se.
lect sidss, The; lemon creams, Sue; pearl Oys-
ter, &c; ginger snaps, &c: eOrnhilis. SC: penny
cakes sac; animals, loo: Jumhles IOl5c; fig
bars 13c; cSrtNheels. SC; raisin cookies. Shc;
Block snowflake waters. in tins. l3e; crackers
In SC cartons. zoe dozen; CRACKERS In loo
tons. Sl.OO.
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HELP WANTED-$TO month to

wANTED-Men to take so days practi
course In our machine shops. Accept good
sitions Charlotte Auto School. Charlotte. N
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YOUNG mcn for railroad firsmen. braEems
, baggagemen; $75-lO0 20 start; early prom
ton; experience unnecessary; state age. weie
and height. Address Railway Bureau. $50 ia
anna Bldg. st. Louis No.
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CANDIES

CapdteS-Stick Farm Bell, exc: spiral, 6SC.
.tan,,ard mixture 3O-pound pads. SIC; Kennr-
saw cream OF tartar mixture. 45-pOund baskets,
s.. Freuch creams, mixed 3O-pound pals Toe
hand made l-Jnbon mixtures, 3OpOund pals.
i2c; chocolates. 5-pOund boxes, l6Q25c per
pound.
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MMR a SPANISH NEEDLES, eoLDoMEIERs
REEBE& for Treasure Seekers Booklet Free.
saSSSRtk. kstACI.5s ay ss'PAlhfRA. Pa
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gpautsh Needles. Rods, Gnldometers TOE
~ Iocating Gold, silver aud hidden trsassIrea
EIS Our instrume nts are the best Cat cent?
% =" Miners supply 90. Dept .Palnyra,PA
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-01

Oygters, 5-ounce. $3.50; S-ouncc. Sl.3O; sal
mon tails. pint, S4.75; rcd, $3.50; sard,nes,
oil, no KEY. $3.50; oil. key $3.50: a oil mus
I'D Sis; TOMATOES. STANDARD tirginIa pac
d. so; IS, $3.50; corn, standard, $l.SC
fancy, $3.50; ksrp syrup. loc size. Sl.10; -
sl1e. 81 O5; 50e size. Sl.95.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-01

I FoRErELL FUTURE FOR l2o STAMPS ant
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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-28
UNCLE TOM PLEASES MARTIN PATRONS Old Dramatic Standby We'll Presented by Members
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FUncle Toms Cabin,' probably better known to the American theater- going public than any play ever pro- duced, yet generally liked in spite of it's many presentations, opened at the Martin theater last night.
 The Martin players are well cast in the production of the piece and gave general satisfaction last night. The play gives many opportunities for splendid character work and without an exception, the members of the com pany acquitted themselves creditably.
 Miss BranscOmbe as "Topsy," Her bert Ashton as "Uncle Tom' and J. Franklin Mcdonald as "Simon Le- gree" were very good in their respec- tive parts, the comedy work of "TOp- sy" being particularly pleasing to the audience.
 The Mandolin club qTartette also as sists in the production, number of encores being accorded this popular musical organization.
 "Sapho" will follow the present production