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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-31
BASEBALL NOTES.

George Stone who will be remembered
as one-time champion batter OF the American
League and since 1905, has been consul
cred a star on the St. Louis American
League team will soon pass down into tue
minors, having been supplanted by Gus
Williams Waivers have been secured on
Stone from every club in the American
Ieagua and the former fleet out-helder
will leave St. Louis as soon as place In
the minors is obtained for him.
"Ty" Cobb left the Detroit Americans
Wednesday because of illness. He has gone
to French Lick Springs for medical treat
ment. having failed to respond to the
treatment given by Trainer Tuthiil at
Louisville, KY 1t is expected he will
Join the team again during its four days
stay in indianapolis Trainer Tuthill thinks
Cobbs health was broken by too strenuous
efforts to get into condition after joining
the squad two weeks ago.
Charles Weeghman. owner of several
restaurants in Chicago. will go to Cleveland
Thursday night where he has an engage
ment with Mrs Helen Hathaway Robinson
Britton and Mrs. Sarah Carver Hathawgy4s
Robinson, her mother, in regard T. the
transfer of the stock in the st, Logs Ma +
tonal League Club, left them BY }hf wtN
of the late NJ. Stanley RobinsoG II IL |
understood that there has peeAsa pri9e ots
$3.50 900 for the entire contR of the So
Louis team including GROUNDS and stsl
II am after the st. Louis National ~
declared Mr.. Weeghnaan "Wednesday d
4 am willing to purchase tAe IN
everything ,aepertain1s theD Shise ahd
wi]ias merely to purAsss lease q. Z
the members of u
grounds. .profsssIonal base. ~
Ending % OF who has played In
ball. James all over th6 country, has
many lei the game I'd fS INTO ths drug
retirsd;n Providence, IN! i. Lar year
bnsv manager of the chdfholans n.chv
ant Club of the Eastarn ceroIfna
ague During his career On the dianss,fS
was connected with clubs Ii Porfsunrt3
H., where he first broke into 1rn1 49,.
ball in the old New Hampsb afstns
ague concord, N. H.; BuKaleySis ~
zen TN club was in the Naticnst & asIna
icago> Nationals for FIVE year. i12iSS
N H.. Joliet. ILL.,. Atlanta. Co. 49,
Ohio Minneapolis, Alhanjs "a q ~
ntreal, Fall River. Mass, aslds 3 idsSss
Manager Chance has callA Is .c.ount 3
Try member of the GIBBS. I0dsis stayine B
late at night. Mai2S ckahces Ia
mt great part Of fud6 y. snishts sia, 81
Motel lobby atssNashvilI Il -
for the athletS ~ re1 yS3lS u ~
called meetin656 f
m in his roont Ma
he never has dslr
ming rules Of theft 5
OF the athletes, 81 " -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-31
r. /. RED EGGS FOR HATCHIN
PIT GAMES THAT ARE GAME AND

scrappers will sell few select settings
at So per Is. Address r. a. O11onneli,
WaterYille. Me. II. +. u. 40. mch23dSw'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-31
FOR SALE-B0ATS, MOTORS
22.FooT RUNAsoN| LAUNcH

transom stern. turtle deck. mahogany fin
ish, copper fastened cross seats with
lazy backs, auto steer, 5-horse. 2-cylinder
Essex special engine with Orswell igni-
ton. Boat and engine in Al condition.
Outfit complete with tools. pump. cover,
flags and poles, cork cushions, and g.
blade wheels. Speed ILL., miles. Photo.
$500, II. G. Marston, Augusta, Me.
pQxr. Il "A. cot yp
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-31
ONE PAIR TEAM HORSES, NEARLY
ONE CHESTNUT coils YEARS
ALL ROUND HORSE. SOUND AND

kind. Price $S5. Ernest NickerSon. So.
Me L. q. address Gardiner.
Me r. F. d. l5 mch29d3t*
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CYLINDER 20 n. p. RUNABoUT
STANLEY STEAMER, FOUR PAS
30 Fr CABIN LAUNCH. 1s H. p, g.

cylinder Rochester engine. Easily makes
10 miles Two tanks for gasoline, one IN
bow and one stern, both connected with
engine, bow tank copper and stern gal
vanized iron. The engine starts on the
button. This yacht is finished in cherry
and is nearly new, having run less than
two seasons. The steering wheel is beau
tifuly inaid. Cabin furnished with lava
tory, yacht toilet and ice chest, uphol-
stery of imitation leather, and has four
large drop window sashes on each side
ck-pit and standing rooms provided
with canvas awnings an side curtains.
This boat is most convenient and com
modious is a good sea-boat and will be
sold at a great bargain. T.. E. NeWbert
Agency Augusta mchlSdtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-31

Railroad bonds steady.
Money on call steady at 2iM2a per cent.
rot oil
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-31

" . Ch1cagO, M4t4Xy1E
Green bugs, alleged to be thfelt4DinGt
wheat in the southwest. were given i<tMhs
of the credit today for rallying theS4QcaE
wheat market Most of the. buying,
though. was on the part of SUCCESSFUL
bear spectators who were busy taking
profits Closing prices We're steady at 10
g6Is advance over last night. 81 Z
WHEAT-May S6G; July S7s; Sept so.
CORN-May 472; July 49a Sept. 503@3s
OATS-May 30s; July 30s; Sept. 316s.
MESS PORK-May l5.40 July 1929.
LARD-May SAN; July $40; Sept. 8.Sk.
SHORT RIBS-May SIS; July 8.32h;
Sept, $50
FLOUR-Unsettled.
RYE-No. 2 81.
FEED-Or mixing barley 1880.
MALTING-Fair to choice 102@112
FLAX SEEDING. l southwestern 239;
No / northwestern 25l.
TIMOTHY SEED-l175.
CLOEER-15.4 40
MESS PORK-16G16.
LARD-S375
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-31
New York Money Market.

New York. March 50
Prime mercantile paper to ~ per cent.
Sterling exchange steady at 4S4 10 for Co
day bills and at 1854 for demand.
Commercial bills iS3a.
Bar silver 52s.
Mexican dollars 40.
Government bonds steady
Railroad bonds steady
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-31
March 2S. 1911.

March 2S. 1911.
Sealed Proposals will be received at the
Office of the Trea surer Eastern Branch,
n. II. -. V. s., National Soldiers Home,
Me, and there opened at Ii Is A. NJ April
10, 1911 for Steam Supply, Return and hot
water lines from the Paint Shop to f.
Company Barrack in an elevated conduit
in accordance with instructions and speci-
icatOns, copies of which may be seen at
the Treasurer's office. and blank forms
may be had upon application to Mai or A
l.. Smith. Treasurer. mch3l APPS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-31
Y AND WIFE ON SMALL
MAN WANTED TO LEARN THE
A GOOD WORKER USED TO TEAM
MAN AND WIFE AT ONCE. MAN

must be good gardener and understand
poultry. Woman to cook for summer
buarders, must be A ! cook with expert
ence. Years position II o. *. Good home
for the right people Answer, stating
age, reference and salary expected. Sill
mchSdtf
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AGENTS WANTED.
AGENT FOR RICHMOND INsUR-

ance A live agent in Augusta and vicin-
itv for the Fraternities. Health and Acct
dent Association of Richmond. Me APP
Div to, c. A. Drawn. General Agent, Gar
diner. Me. mch3ldlNk~
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WANTED-M MISCELLANEOUS.

C. r. CHURCH HAS BOUGHT A
new horse and will resume his trucking
business, your patronage Is solicited.
Telephone 2t6-2 mCh3ld3tT
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Wauted-Trucking to do. f.
For Sale-20 acres of land
For Salc-One top buggy. etc.
.lur Salc--lIouse in fialIowell. y91
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House OF 9 ROOMS, CITY WATER,

HOUSE OF 9 ROOMS, CITY WATER,
furnace, acre of land, stable, nearly new;
house, enclosed yard. J. r. Herrick,
HalloWen. mch10dlmof
THE ANTHONY ESTATE AT IT
Winthrop st. Eleven room house. with
modern conveniences, and spacious
grounds. Can easily be sub-divded into
tirst-claSs rentable property, or make
une of the finest private residences in Au-
gusta, location superb for either. This
estate to be settled at once, are you in
terested in a good investment. For price
and terms apply to II. b. Sawyer, 1916
Water st. Tel. 334-12, Augusta, Me.
mch16dtf
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AGENTS EVERYWHERE TO SELL

R1C ~ y < ~ -
sun Ray Incandcscent Kerosene Mantle
Burner Big profits to agents. Sells on
sight For particulars write N. j. May
hew, General Agent. Leeds Center, Me:
- mch29d6t*
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CARDS, NOTICES. ETC.
w. S. WALDRoN, MEDlUM-oFFlCE
MRS. CRAM, cLAIRvoYANT-cAN
FOUND.

A SUM or MONEY. OWNER MAY
have by proving property and paying
charges. Roland A. Scribner, Augusta.
Maine mch30d1t%
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-31
LOST.

BETWEEN HOTEL. NORTH AND
Court street amethyst rosary beads with
gold cross. Please leave at Hotel North.
mch39d3t~
DEPOSIT BOOK NO 57S5 ON THE
Augusta Trust Co, Augusta. Maine.
binder please return to the bank.
mch22d3w
BOOK NO. 1922 ISSUED BY THE
Eennebec Savings Bank, Augusta, Maine.
mch20d3w
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PEOPLE TO KNOW THAT lex

pcct a half carload of Bush & Lane
pianos at any time. Also good number
from New York and Rockport, n. Y.
They are not repossessed pianos from
Fairfield Benton and Skowhegan. Call
and see the new pianos. They are of best
make. Frank Blanchard, Waterville. Tel:
5l3-2 mch30dtf
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ONE REGINA MUSICAL CABINET

20 records all in running order lot Of
stools ana foot rail for restaurant; one
coffee and tea urn, one black walnut side
board, cheap for cash. y. Mitchell, l0S
Water st, Randolph. NJ" mcH2.dgt*
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EGGS FOR MATCHING FROM PURE

MATCHING EGGS, PURE BRED
Barred P,vmontk Rookie bred for laving
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A SECONDHAND HAND OR FOOT

power printing press, must be in good
Box 80 Augusta, MIG. mch30d3tf
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BIS. SIDES-SGS. 10.
~ u CHING . 7rEsS S-1

diaries 14G19.
EGGS-Steady; receipts 1857 cases; at
market, cases included, 12aql3; hrsts IL
prime firsts 14h.
CHEESE-Steady. 12aG14.
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WANTED AT oNcE-YouNe LAD.

AN ALLROUND COOK AT ONCE AT
Skowhegan House. futile Bros. Props:
mchSdtf
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MAN AND HIS WIFE WANTED TO

work on farm. No children. State wages
expected. Apply to e. q. Brown River
side mch3Od3t
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MlppLs.AeEp WOMAN TO ASSIST

IN housework with some knowledge of
nursing, in family of two. Address X.
care Journal Augusta. mch24dtf
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-08-19

Keen InsigLt into the lives II these
people IN Polly OF the Circus dia-
ma OF the SaN'oust ring. which VIII be
offered In the Lyccum theator Tor one
week, beginning with the sunday ma
TInee
Polly is a Young girl born in the
atmosphere OF the white tents ana
tumrTrtnR wagons. amid elephants ana
lions crooncd 10 sleep Dy the shrin
shouting OF the side show men and the
peanut and lemonade vendors Nhen
mere babe she was left alone ~ the
world and the old clown OF the circus
and one of the canvasmen appointed
themselves guardians Al the time OF
the opening 90 the play, Polly IL a
bareback rider She meets with an
accident and il carried into the home
OF "A country minister. Polly's awaken
ing. yer nght for knowledge ana love.
the destroying OF her hopes ana am
billions ana the fiight over the hard
trail left by the wagons OF the circus
that the position and reputation o. the
man she loves might not be impaired,
are interestingly and patheucally tCid
"a the Margaret Mayo drama Fred
eric Thompson. builder OF the New
York HiPpoGrome aud Luna Park. II
responsible fo- the production, George
OPP WITH bP SER r. the title role
FAMILY.
The Family theater VIII have real
iovelty next week when poblade's
trained sheep aud pigs are seen In their
\, Snderful act. This performance Is
saih 10 be one OF the funniest things
on the vaudeville stage Doblade
claims 10 have the only flock OF trained
sheep in the world, The tricks per-
formed BY these remarkable animals
include that of jumping simultane-
onsly. walking on their knees, doing
the cakewalk, Waiting. jumping
.r.l,oagh hrs. and rolling balls. The
four musical Hollis, European musi-
cal novelty will be another feature OF
tire Family'S new bill. The Hollis play
on novelty Instruments. Barr 4 Evans
are a pair or entertaining actors who
will be seen in an original comedy
sketch The Two Johns are Jugglers
OF the best type and many OF the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-08-19

no less than three feature acts. One
OF the most promising Ia that OF the
Nat Nazzaro troupe. two midgets and
two full-grown men. who have created
a sensation on the big time with their
thrilling feats OF eQuipoise and ground
tumbling. Walter Law and company
will offer a pretentious scenic sketch,
and Caine and doom. refined comedians
and harmonists, will make an impor-
tant contribution.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-08-19

Women whose lives have been spent
In the sheltered atmospherefof com
Portable home. away from the tempta-
tons and vicissitudes Of life. seldom
give much thought 10 the existence OF
their sisters. who are known as the
women Of the circus" To those wo-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-08-19


ana c0npany WIZ areft q pantomtp,ie
and acrobstie l1edE called. Tbs Com
combines clever comedy with excellent
playlng--on tho szithef and the saxa-
phone. viltoria and Georgetty. the
upside down boys" VIII entertain with
oscope will as usual, snow the latest
IN motion photography.
Three headliners are Underlined by
the Temple for the week OF Aug. 2s,
when the opening Of the fall and win
ter season Is scheduled TO take place.
Mcintyre and Heath. national favorites
and quite properly called. "the kings
or minstrelsy." will be one OF the fea-
lures. offering two OF their inimitably
and waiting at the Church" Tho
former II a revival Of previous big
nit and the latter Ia new. Otto r.
Johnson will assist in their exploita-
ton The "Old Soldier Fiddlprs' Ave
veterans OF the Civil War. three OF
whom were Federal boys and two Con :
federates. Will again entertain Temple
patrons. The third feature will, be tho
wonderful. soprano Edith Helena. This
gifted young woman Is said 10 have a
voice Of phenomenal range.
MILES.
GennarO's venetian GOndoliers' band
an Organization we'll and favorably
known in this city from a previous en-
gagement. last October will occupy
the position 81 headline Importance on
the Miles theRter's program OF vaude-
VILE for next week. The band com
! prisinR 30 talented musicians will ID
under the personal direction OF Mr.
| Gennarn. whose ecCentricities A Is
said rival those OF Creatore The
music offered. includes beth classical
J and popular selections. played with :
4 lash and spirit characteristic OF tbe
-I+4.l4a.- aF44t-%-rr--rrrrrt mr. TEaaTd
/ tn be really notable for its stage set.
/ ting which, represents portion OF
/ Venice
1 Another out of Extraordinary ofYeri,s
I IN the musical line WITH be RIcha I'd
/ Hamlin. who calls himself the ''rnedla1
\ man IN brown" for two reasons Tn,
| first IL that he IL the author OF manN
pcpulat songs and medley arrange.
meuts. and the other is that his stag,
costume IL suit Of golden hrowu
| which II reputed 20 be uuita a4aetIY.
One OF the arrangements Hamiin sm.
! ploys in his turn r. made up OF NOR,
i than 100 popular airs. carefully inter.
twinod IL has been n hig hlt eiss
where. Mr.. Hamlin Is also a dance,
/ of great ability and uses nbre So,
and hollow dancing shoes OF his owr
Iohn =. brennan. the original "a
! Hollcr In Way Down East 4,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-08-19

N zine mOTnt No0e,F the Detroit Onerm
house attraction the week OF Aug. -.
Hyde, the worlds greatest soTI-shoa
dancer" The organization presents
an orchestra OF excellence. and TIN.
musical portion OF the program would
seem TO be assured
This year the Honey Boy" has writ
ten an AL new Hfter-piece and chris
tened ~. THE Dixie Derby" IL is n
musical comedy in black face and pre-
SCENTS Evans as Snowflake Lincoln
Crump, Jockey I'LL" who rides Dandy
Dan TO victory In the Derby, This role
will present Evans 10 his hosts OF
friends IN a characterization fully as
funny as "Snowball Livingston" and
rrprvtU- with r1uuy or tfIE mnHn cTf SINS
80 identified with this player George
Evans - said 10 be Indebted for his
theme for ''The Dixie Derby" 60 those
comic sketches 'TheNJ3lackyille a.aces. .
The stage setting t0r( the Derby
shows the grnnistand AMI the hettIng
ring with all the incidents leading up
10 the running OF the race The FIRST
part picture this year Is called, "The
Wfstcria Bower" and IL said TO be
very satisfactory az an example of
n1onlc worth
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-08-19

The employment OF az. x-ray 60 de-
reiols sonlc % tho essential elements ~
a diaina on the social evil ~ ~ least
rniquc Han yet 1t is safd tina, the
nlef a The Moral Code" hinges on
fhls scene IN tie N-rsr room OF a hos
n,Inl Thls LATEST play on the social
tVii Il satd CO be elilrely original Ia
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-08-19

traction In the Detroit opera house.
elaborate productions and sensational
and important plays The piece comes
10 the Detroit opera house Aug. Is. fer
an engagement OF one week.
TEMPLE.
A doubly -headlined program OF yau-
devtlle Will be offered by the Temple
theater, next week. Wilfred Clarke
and a company OF four will present
Mr., Clarke's own farcical playlet. The
Dear Departed" as one feature Of
stellar importance, and the other at
traction or headline quality Will be
the classy terpsichorean onering OF
Dave Genafo and Ray Bailey. All the
stars mentioned have previously won
favor with Temple patrons, Genaro
and Bailey have not been seen for sew
eral seasons and should be doubly well
last season. in what Will Happen
Next?' His new vehicle Is farce Of
the broadcast sort. with laughs exuding
from every line, IL Is said Mr.. Clarke
has been before the public long enough
30 know It's taste In the farcical line
and aims TO satisfy the popular de-
mand He seems TO shave inherited his
talent from lis famous actor TIA eheri
John Sleeper Clarke and from his Inn
mortal uncle. Edwin Booth, whose only
surviving relative he is- He has &C.
quired further knowledge OF the art OF
amusing by years of endeaYor In the
Edwin Booth. Ada Rehan and Augustin
DAILY stock companies and IL now one
OF the fore most comedians and, farrell
cists in, present-day vaudeville. Dave
GeDaro. and Ray Bailey are dhlshetf
performers. and are said to, ha:, one
OF the classiest dancing and city
acts I'm the varieties, Introducing
many .originalities In the WAY OF lyrics
and fancy steps. They come fresh
from metropolitan triumphs
The third feature Will be the inter-
national fayorites, Earl Reynolds and
Nellie Donegan. swhirlwind dancing
skaters. Their act - described as one
OF the greatest roller skating offer-
Ings of a decade and viii be the same
as recently presented with success In
the Palace ,theater, London. during
coronation week Then comes Fred
IgWHrren. formerly of Warren and Bian-
chnrd and Mat Keefe, the yodeler OF
the jFrfars's FfoIio. They are a new
team, who are making good all along
the iine.- The Lanedons VIII rprsssnt
an automobifeS travesty labelled, A
Night on the Boulevard. - which should
appeal to Detroiters, Spissell Brothers
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-08-19
eARRIcK.

Israel zang wIil's much-discussed
play, "Tbe Melting Pot" In when
walker Whiteside starred so success
fully wiiisbe seen In the Garrick, neN,
begin the sixth week OF Its engage
ment,
David Quixano. descendant OF a
Spanish family. which immigrated INTO
Russia several centuries ago, - one
OF the victims OF the Kischinef mas
sncre. and the sole survivor OF his
family He IL wounded, hut escapes 10
America 60 join his uncle. who Is earn
Ing his livelihood In New York as
music teacher. ffere David shows signs
OF muBIcat genius. --- He-has-hes an
aroused TO enthusiasm by the contrast
between American freedom and Rus
sian thralldom, and regards America
a. Gods crucible, or melting pot. In
which the animoslties and distinctions
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-08-19
IN IOGAL PLA YHOUSES

scheduled 10 appear In nifty little
rural sketch. built around the char
acter he made famous. lie Is an old
favorite here Miss Bessie Knowles,
formerly priInn donna with the savage
Grand Opera Co, will assist. Rounding
out the program will be. Ehrendall
Brothers and Dutton. clever gymnasts
and comedians. In Bits from Circus
DOM Anna Armstrong and Alma
Fern, In an original conceit The
Girl the Boy and the Piano" Shayne
and King, we'll known Hebrew coined ,
ians. introducing AL Shayne, the male
soprano, and the MilesCODe, showing
Mutt and Jsff In a new adventure.
Monday. Aug as. will mark the be-
ginning OF the regular fall and winter
season IN the Mites thCuter, and for
this occasion the management has
booked hill az unusual sirength' with
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-08-19

Lewis trio have a dramatic playlet that
Is brimful OF action. Florence Langdoh
has n sketch entitled 'The Girl From
Vermont" which fits her peculiar talent
TO a nicetv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-08-19
AMusEM ENTs.

,con,,ased ON PAGE Fiv.o
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-08-19

its conception and far removed frem
the phase OF, human life. as handieu
by the average author Herbert Thorn
son has written 1.-The Moral Code" nom
suggestions furnished by the play
producer. Arthur Hammerstein, a mem
Der OF the famous theatrical Lahli.,
which has ALWAYS been noted for its