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Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-20
GOVERNORS ASKED
TO AID FIREhEA
Executives of Many States
Requested TO Designate
Date for Fire Day

Fire Chief Norton has received a
letter from the Fire Fermentation as
ISOLATION, OF Philadelphia. stating
that the association is going 10 send
letters to the governors Of the var
ious states asking that they set aside
a date for Fire Fermentation" day.
This custom is generally observed II
most eastern states.
Besides the governors, fire chiefs
OF various cities wiz be asked 10 co
operate in the movement. On the day
set aside BY the governor il is Gus
tomary 20 have lectures in tn'
schools on fire prevention and there
Is a general clean up in the cite
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-20

Of waste material that might help IN
spreading fires. The fire department
also gives an exhibition of its var
ious fire fighting apparatus. The
plan has proved very successful wher-
ever tried and it is believed ii win
re given 5 trial by the Arizona ex-
ecutive
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-20
Asks FOR Game

Manager Carruthers of the War
rem District Grays. has received a
letter from the University OF Arizona
team asking for 4 game for Friday.
The Grays are not yet ready for a
game, bat will probably play the Tn
Nersity In May, as. the Tucson tear:
has all dates taken up until then.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-20
sprino Time is Here.

Spring time work is here. AMI in
evidence all over the district Net
only is the house cleaning. Job on
hand on all sides, but there are the
other usual portents of springs com
ing. in the way Of new paint and
other external improvements. On all
sides the district is busy giving its
evidence OF appreciation Of the pres
ent season. The latter has been par.
ticularly notable through the baimy
weather of the last few days. which
weather prophets declare is here tc
remain.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-20

The Presbyterian Young Peoples
Society will hold a Box Social in the
church on Thursdss, 10Th, at 500
O'Clock p. m. AsDecial musical pro
gram has been arranged and refresh
nents VIII be served. Al are In
yited to come and have good time.
Admission Northumberland
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-20
sahln Funeral

Vecil Satin. the four year old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J p Sabin,
of upper Tombstone canyon, died
Tuesday morning of scarlet fever.
The funeral was held at the residence
Tuesday evening, Bishop John War
rem officiating.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-20
Expected Back

]. E. Journeyman and bride are ex-
pected hack in the city in the next
few days from the honeymoon trip
on which they have been on the Pa
cific coast since marriage last week
az Los Angeles. The numerous
friends of the couple in the lower
part of the district are making ready
10 extend them a warm home comins
reception.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-20
BENEFIT DANCE

BE sure to attend the Benefit dance
Given Saturday night. March 22nd-, b.
the Servian Red Cross society at the
Ola opera House. Brennan Orches-
ira. A goOc time assured.-Adyer-
tisen.ert 102.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-20
From New Mexico.

Mrs. Ellis Henry returned yester
day afternoon from visit of several
weeks with her parents, at Alama
gordo. Mrs. Henry was summoned 70
New Mexico by the Serious illness OF
her mother The latter had decided
IN improved in health when she LEFT
her.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-20
5uiIdina Work.

All lumber concerns of the district
report sales OF bills 10 indiyidus
builders during the present week, OF,
ders marking a decided opening IL
spring building activities. Work is
confined TO no particular part of the
district but extends an over ii. Be
side lew building there is "A decidedly
important amount Of remodeling ana
building extension work going on.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-20
Many Licenses

Justice Thomas yesterday received
eight applications for hunting j
censes. With the coming OF the
warmer weather each Sunday sees
a larger number of hunters making
trips TO the nearby mountains.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-20
Nisltlna Rrother

Hugh Morrison is in the city from
Los Angeles. He win remain here
for three days visiting his brother,
L.. S. District Attorney Morrison. lie
then expects TO 20 TO Cananea to a
POSITION with the Four Cs company.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-20
Passenger Traffic.

Both in and out of the city there
has been strong passenger traffic
during the present week There Is
no explanation in reduced rates or in
any other point other than Increased
activities along general lines In the
district
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-20
Nnt Ia Hosnital.


Hotel Arrivals.
Copper Queen: J. E st. Vrain'
Los Angeles; Bill Pattison. Los =
geles; ]. 5. King. Denver; W. n
Rves Denver: H. Hamburg, Ham
burg: f. J O'Brien, New YORK FREQ
j. Perry. Los Angeles; r. A. Coombs'
Forth Worth: G. A. Shafer' Phila'
deInhia: NJ. v. Pearsle. Portales, y
M H. T. Hutton. Detroit; II. h.
pratt. Douglas; J. A. Seelye, and
wife. Douglas; u. W. Aver, Mercer
Pa: James Letson. Los Angeles
p. L. Cresetto. Chicago
philadelphia: A. J. Fowler, Tue
son; L. ". Rich, Globe; P J. Hearcn
Ray: W. l. Williams, Sam hatsiieia
7. j. Smith.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-20
With Steam shovel.

Mrs. II. A. Jones and little son left
yesterday from Lowell for st Paul,
Mimi. where they expect to make
their future home. Mr.. Jones, forme,
ly with the {. & A. has secured 20
sition with an iron comp-ny and viii
be connected with steam shovel op-
eratioHs
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-20
No Pneumonia

Frank Collier, thought for a time
20 be a sufferer with pneumonia, Is
going TO escape that trouble. accord
ing 10 his physician, and will be
able to be out the first Of the com
ing week. Mr.. Collier has had q
severe attack of grip.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-20
Local and Personal Notes
Buys Pipe

Sanitary Inspector Perry is making
a list o. small pipe lengths and con
.nectioEs which are needed by the le-
partment and an order Tor same will
the placed this week
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-20
WITH rheumatism

Dan s. Jerome is confined TO his
home at Lowell with a severe attack
Of rheumatism. Mr. jerome left his
bed only week ago after coniine-
meut with his trouble. He had only
begun 10 feel that he had made re-
coverv when stricken with the new
attack
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-20
Jones Funeral.

Jones Funeral.
The funeral Of d. Jones, who
killed when he stepped from NOV
inc street car near the c. g. a. hos
initial Monday night was held yester
dav morning at the Palace Under.
taking company chapel Rev. Fry 81
ficiated.
n F, Collins. district freight and
Messenger agent of the Chicago Great
Western at Los Angeles, was in the
city yesterday.
O. w Wolf and Walter LanIoru
have left for FL Paso, TO attend the
/ Cattlemen's convention.
Frank Fuller. Of the tobacco dc
partment OF the Phelps, Dodge Mer
camille company, who has been "a
with the mumps, is reported recover
/ ing.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-20

The Practical Features of
our
SOCIETY BRAND SUITS
FOR YOUNG MEN
and men uoho stay young
l Pencil pocket in seam OF in
side breast pocket.
Cash pocket on inner left
side.
3 Cloth perspiration shields a.
armpits.
Neck Cape: Prevents wrink-
ling below collar-patented
| 5 Extension safety pCcket-col-
ceals and secures letters.
Buttonniere holder under
lapel.
Watch pocket in outer RICH,
pocket.
Vest.
n
II smooth fitting back.
II 10 Watch guard IN lower left
| pocket for fob or chain.
l II Pencil pOcket-opens in
seam Of upper left pocket.
II 12 Vestee-adds dressiness.
10 One inch outlet On each side
of back
Trousers.
III II Permanent crease: keeps
trousers pressed and prevents
bagging at knees patented
June IGtk., 1908.
Il IL Cash POCKET within right
III hand side pocket. Permits car
III rying knife. keys, etc, in same
II pocket without confusion.
q IS Guard in watch pocket; pre-
II vents theft or loss.
ii II Pencil pocket in right hand
III hip pocket.
Very convenient when with
iii out coat.
III rs Tunnel belt slides.
10 Specially designed button in
III front Of waist band.
Ii 20 Hip pockets to button
Il Improved secret money peck
III ct on inside of waist band.
III % Specially designed side
ii pockets.
II % Hanger Of silk braid.
III "a 25z inch turn up-for sofs
III Gun OF cuffs.
HI % Reversible leather belt or
II cloth TO match trousers.
III 2e Safety catch all in side
III pockets to prevent things
III from rolling out Tnen in re-
ii Ginning position.
III Besides these excellent fea-
HI tures-there is the finest Of de-
HI signing and tailoring in these
II suits.
Al A REMARKABLE LINE OF
III READY TO WEAR SUITS
and SCHWARTZ EROS. METH.
III obs BEHIND EVERY ONE.
III 5000 to $500
Especially strong on BLUE
III SERGES.
Il SCHWlRTS BROS, GO
THE SAFE PLACE MAIN ST
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-20
Phelps Dodge
Mercantile Co.
Has Good Lands.


John Campbell. former well known
mining company auditor here and II
sonora rs IN the cay from ms pres
ert headquarters at Yuma, near
EEEeFe he IS promoting @ land enter
prise OF much extent and promisinE
Of large returns. Mr, Campbell is
adding TO the number OF those inter
Csted in his proposition and the War
reR district viii be largely represent
Dd in the enterprise. which is con,
sidered one OF IN most meritorious
thus far advanced under the land
reclamation acts.
Lieutenant Rothweu was in the
city yesterday from Naco.
Henry Hamburg and his daughter
Mrs. Dorr motored in from Hamburg
yesterday.
c. C. Barclay, purchasing agent Of
the Copper Queen at Douglas, was a
business visitor yesterday.
b. F. King. superintendent of the
Southwestern al Douglas. was here
yesterday.
J. 5. McNeish has returned from a
trip to Hereford
II. schen. representing the "Ari-
iona Bitters,' OF Nogales, is in the
city on business.
Assistant County Attorney hurry
I has returned from Tombstone.
C. F. Hawks. general superintend
ent of the Southwestern with head
quarters in e. Paso. was Bisbee
visitor yesterday.
John D. Williams leaves today for
( Douglas where he goes for visit Of
several days with friends.
Not in Hospital
W. +. Menighan is not in the Cop
Der Queen hospital as reported yes
lterday Mr.. Menighan was workin'
with William Ross in the Holtrooi
when a cave occurred. He receives
bruises but was treated at the dis
pensary.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-20

John D. williams leaves today for
Douglas where he goes for visit Of
several days with friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-20

Assistant County Attorney MUIR.
has returned from Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-20

G.. F. Hawks. general superintend-
ent of the Southwestern with head
quarters in f. Paso. was a Bisbee
visitor yesterday
The evening world., 1913-11-13

y..eomsortsb,v. 'vust pss n DOW. ~.
I stalksd across the room ana nat n
on the table. Then I turned and iociseA
At Mrs. Ifutchlns.
I'm sorry" said. "but Its one Of
the rules Of this house thst Sussts Dose
come to these rooms. They're 0trtotly
private. IL isn't my rule. ladies. bot u
you Will step down to the parlor"-
Mrs. IIutchins's face turned pasp1A
She got up IN hurry.
purely personal matter" she said tuyl-
ously, How dare you turn % out?'
Nonsense. Ninnie' satd Afiss Patty.
'I'ii 70 w'hen I'm ready"
Ruiz of the house" Z rsmarsesd. anA
EolnS over 10 the door q stood holding 4
OPEN There wasn't any such rule. but
had TO set them out: they had Mr..
Pierce driven into . corner and yerlt1G
for help
There 10 no suoh rule saA yov knew
II. Minnie" Miss Patty said angrily.
Come. Mana We're not learning any
thing and there's nothing TO be done
until morning anyhow. My heads whirl-
ting"
Mrs. IIutchins went out hrst
The frat thing ia DO q owned this
place. Id get rid OF that red -hasred
girl" she snapped 10 Mfr Pierce 'Nf
you want to know why there are fewer
guests here every year I'll tell you. She's
the r-ason'" Then sra founced out with
her head UP.
Chat was pure pirrle. Tho real reason.
as every thinking person knows. Il
christian Science. It's cheaper and more
handy. And now that 10 isn't heresy
10 say IL. tho spring being noored over.
! reckon thar most mineral springs cure
by suggestion. Also. Of course. II
mans drinking four gallons of lithla
water a da Y hos so saturated that ~ he
does throw IN anything alcoholic or In
digastyble rs too busy swimming for It's
lie To 50 any HARM
Mr.. Pierce took a quick step toward
Miss Patty ana looked down at her.
'About-what happened downstairs
tonight" ne stammsred with tho un-
happlest face | ever saw on n man. 81
I've been ready TO knock my fool
head OFF ever since II was q mistake
a
MY letter. please" said Miss Patty
coollY, looking back at him without a
blink.
Please don't look like THAR he
begged. 81 came In suddenly out % the
darkness, and YOU
My letter. piease." she said again.
raising her eyebrows.
He gave up trying then. He held out
the letter aud she took II and went out
vita her head up and scorp in the very
way she trailed her skirt over the door
sill. But I'm no fool. Il didn't need
tho way he touched the door knob
where she had been holding It. when
hs closed the door after her, to tell me
waat allied him. lie was crazy about
nor from tho minute ne saw her and he
hadn't change OF linen or a cent to
MS name. And she, as you might say.
on the ragged edge OF royalty. with
queens and princes sending her stom-
achsrs and ;laras until she'd hardly mead
clothes! Well, y cat may look a. q klns
Ct" De continusO :.
The evening world., 1913-11-13

Ing ansrily. II dare say yea WIN even
| FORE
There was n minutes pause while
suppose he looked At the letter.
Il never did" ne said solemaiy.
There nad been a queer sound al
along, hut now I made Il out. Sont
an. else was In the room. enfvsfing and
crying
"Mv poor lamb" Il ,whImpsrsd. And
knew II was Mrs. HWchins. Mis-
Pstty's old nurse.
perhaps" said Miss Patty. lyon ais.
deny that YOU were In ohio the DAY be
fore Yesterday
Il was in Ohio. but I positively a.
sert"---
"Iu send for IN. police, that's what
I'm do" Mrs llntchins SAD. with Z
hurst Of rage, and her char rreaked
"iIov can ever tell your father"
"Yon'u do nothing % the sort said
Miss Patty. DO YOU want III" whole
story In the papers Isn't II awful
enough rs It i-' Mr. Carter. ! nave
asked my question twice now and ] am
waiting for an snswer.
"Hut I don't know tho answer" he
said mlserably IL aas,re YOU, I'm
absolutely IN the dark, don't know
whats ia the letter. II haven't al
wnvs done ahat | should. dare say
but my conscience IA the state o' ONO
d,,Inr the las, few weeks has been
wrthout stain--unless Nv" forgotten
I'm, n II had been any Thing very helm
Gus. IA remember. don't you think
somebody crossed the room and .
paper rristied -
"poaa that said Mis-. Pattv's voice
f.., fttn fsa
Good !ord," exclaimed Mr., pierce
DO you d~nv that
"ADsolut.ly" he said nrmly III
have never even heard o. tho Reverend
Dwight Johnstons"--
There was a acream from Mrs Hut'h-
ms and creak as she fell into her
Your fa,herw shs said. over and
over. what can We say TO yonr
father"
"And that 10 all you viii say2" de-
handed Miss Pauy scornfully. "You
don't know; there's . mistake; you
never ssw the letter before" on. II |
we're only . msn.''
IN ten you what we'n do" Mr..
Fer SAD. with something IKE hope
1, his voice. 'We'n send for Mr.. Van
Alstyrs' Thsrs the ching, Of course.
III send for--er-5im."
Mr., Van AA:synss ns1ns 10 sam. but
HoOouy Eohrof.
Mr. Van A.AtynA- repeated Mu
Patty In dared way,
guessed u was about time TO make
diversion 20 ! knocked and walked In
nm vac tray and they al gisrsd al
me Mrs Itltehins was collapsed in a
rha<, holding y wet handkerchief TO hsr
syes, and one SIDE Of her cap W., zoos.
ana hanging Down, Miss Psay was
standing BY Gable. white ana anrr,
ana Mr. P!sres was about = yard from
her, With the later IN hha hands. Hut
~ was looking IT her.
iva brought your supper. Mr.. Car
ter, began. Then ! stopped and stared
az Miss Patty and Mrs. Hutchins. oh"
l aAid.
THANK .yes." ssAl Ma 1ssssA. very
The evening world., 1913-11-13
By Mary Roberts RinehaTt
Author Of "sEVGN DAYS" -

old Au.,rI,n S,m,ii., mr.. v.ry hauyh,
Tn-y wo,,id no, und.r.,,nd an, An.,y
cnn habi, n, osr',I,tInn"
waS nrettv mad a, I'm, ,o, .,yho,. =.
could hsy. seen N,.. patty d,dn', VI. /.
him.
m by Oscillation vou mean kissing
Mics rnhb" ,,id onI,g &C., =. 80
81 guess Won dom ren.nh.r m. An
trlan count VINO wa. a mead v,oi,.r b.r,
N there was ANYTHING IN th. way n,
OSCILLATION that mar member o, an old
Austrian family dldn', know. rye cot =.
md It ont. IT,, co.lj kl., All srU,nS
any American ever saw
went back to nv newsstand. wa.
shaking 49, nav knees nould hardly nod
me All cu.l'd think Of Was ina, ,hsv
had swallowed Mr. Pierce hal, AMI
nook. and that Tor a time we w.r,
saved. although IN the electric light Mr.
Pierce was a good bit less uk. D!oky
Garter than he had seemed 70 bs in the
The evening world., 1913-11-13

Mr.. Sam muttered something AMI
rushed 81 her, but he was too late.
Just as he got to her the door opened
and in came Mr.. Pierce, with Mr. Sans
fur coat turned up around his ears and
Mr.. Sans fur cap drawn well down on
his head. He stood FOR an Ins'an,
b'inklng in the light, and Mr.. Van Al
styns got up nervOusly. lie never IA "
her His ewes lighted on Miss Pa'ty's
'acs and stayed there. NJ, sam was
there, blt what could he DO NJ
Pierce walked over 20 Miss Patty, TOOK
her hand. said. Hello, there and
kissed her. II was awful.
Most women win do ANYTHING :" "a ."
a scene, and hat helped Ne, for she
never turned a halr, Blt when NJ"
sam got Nm by tho arm and led h.n
toward the stars. shs turned 50 that
mo old cars siitlng around could not
see her. and her face was scarlet, sno
went over TO mo wood Are our lophv
lsa sort Of big room with chairs sni
tables and palms, and an open firs IN
winter and SAL down, ! don't think
she knaw herself wnetInf she Has most
astonished or angry.
Mrs. Bgxs gave nasty NV. lshsh'
Your brother ddnt see YOU sh-
SAID TO AIRS. Van Astyn- ~ dare -
a sister doesn't count much whom f1'
lure princess - sronni
Mrs. Van Als,yne was stu staring an
the staircase, bat she came 70 herself Il ;
hat. She had soma gr!t IN her, y she
dd look Ike French dol!
'NY brother and VI - Jrir'ngs aye
very Odd trends" she remarked quietly.
The evening world., 1913-11-13
|Where There's 4 Will
The FUNNIEST Story of AmeTica'S
Greatest Woman HumOyist

eaten her up Mr.. rhoburn was there,
Of course. pretending 10 read the paper
but every now and then he looked at
his watch, and once he got up and
paced of the lobby, putting down the
length In his notebook. didn't need
mind-reader TO tr. ma ne was hgur-
ing the cost OF new hardwood floor
and four new rugs.
Mr.. sam came to the news stand, and
he was no nervous he could hardly Ugh,
cigarette.
"1've had message from one OF the
detectives" II" sad. They've traced
him to Sa'"ni. ono. hut they lost aim
there II "" can only nod on this
evening = Look a. thai first-night audi
ence'
Mr. Pierce 4. due IN three minutes"
I told him, II nope you told him 20
The evening world., 1913-11-13

The news stand Includes tobacco and q
circulating library, and - close to the
ofiic", and II missed any human ma
ture At the spring ! got Il there, ~
You can't tell all about a man hv the
way IN" asks for mineral water ami
drinks il. by the time you've supplied
his literature and his tohs eco and hear
him grlmbling over his BIT, st tho
Office, you've got line on him and =
hook IN it,
After ate my supper relieved
Amanda kIng, who runs the news stand
in the daytime. when she isn't laid on
with the toothache. Mr. Sam was right
All the women had on their plfTs, and
they were sitting In a half-c!rcle on
each side OF the door, Mrs. Sam was
there, looking frightened and anxious.
and standing near the card-Ioom door
WAS Miss Patty. She was all in white.
with two red spots on her cheeks. and
] thought II her prince could have seen
hss Aea ~ wsuA Ssstty ssasiy nave
The evening world., 1913-11-13

ny a proposal. He usually says that she
ats thus-and- thus under such-and-such
circumstances II the ded 1ction
that she loves him or the reverse? To
all appearances he never thinks that
the simplest, surest way OF deciding this
\.ost important question is 10 put It
"a enn,tely 70 tho young lady, Refusal Is
the worst thing that can happen TO him.
and surely refusal is not so uncom-
Portable as uncertainty
Even the disinterested observer can
not be positive which OF several young
men a lady favors, And certainly the
\ysunS men AsnssivAs ~ \ ~ Dsss'
The evening world., 1913-11-13
tCopyuhl. 1872. BY Bobl.. Mrrrll CO..
SYNOPSIS or PRECEDING CHAPTERS

SYNOPSIS or PRECEDING CHAPTERS.
Tie Old i'o'tor. owner Of minrrai spriug
nhatoilHm dies leaving the establishment 20 his
MtirIa ne grandson Dick on condition that Ittk
!ahe charge OF the place within one areA after the
iuh' raj aud remain there continuously Cor the next
lso months. But Dick cannot be found. Minute
NE ed,hairrd girl IN charge 81 the spring ho I-s
VINO tells the ator,l. has Dicks interest A. heart
AMI much Worried over his alsePe She is also
rhried over the Approaching marriage o' Patty
Jehnlngr, one Of the rsv~rt's guests. 10 prince. 4
heRhhnr named ThIhlrn plans 20 tako sd
nhtAfr 81 Dicks npn-appearance and 70 pur base
ne sanatotllm Tor lulines hotel, Minnie NOsS
week 81 grace draws near an end that iick
mas treh seen on train with pretty giri
Ahn Pierce CONS 70 the sauatuliInI, dead hIuke,
lhrcreh pays failure. Minnie end Dick's
relatives induce him 20 stay Tor q time and i'm
pets0Eair Dick taking chane Of the whole estAp
llshtncnt until the heirs srrrll
The evening world., 1913-11-13
The Tin1id Wooer.

JUDGING hy the
letters | re-
j oeiye, the mod =
ern young man Is
far TOO tlmid and
cautious in his at
fairs o. the heart,
In a surprising
number OF cases
he asks helpless
ly how no can
make sure OF a
young lady's az
lection before COM
Dromising himself
The evening world., 1913-11-13
Ann Swlnburns a. seraphins.

jerkS music IL $
nervous disorder melody
proved last night when
h voice - always delight
performance quite
ction he has one
DE
why he
: o gs agr
Is the
the rim OF success
The evening world., 1913-11-13
IA RIeNd;SN lP]IsN&
W& E#S6
MSX@ "The Little Cafe" H&%M
YAkIAM Has Gay Music NkSESNIY
MW and Pretty Girls SsW9M
BY CHARLES DARNTOM
CHARLES DARNToN.

Ss ,. q, OF sa~,y about The Little Cafe
summit, enc situation that develops the second Dawn
sumner
sieeh with
appears at tho New IN ' "''' Law"
to viii G q
added
entertained IvanC
who II
The evening world., 1913-11-13

BNnkin0 the Fdcfs Nevsv ut
Smubbed the Sldfs CJea@i
Aim Hish--for II you're Ostn6~so Aiss
rs Better to shoot over ne Top Of
the Target than to Kick W tAs Dust
In Front Of ~
our Idea OF tho Height OF Eeo-Nvtri-
ton 10 y Iiomily rscited 70 . Hungry
Mani
The Greatest Long .Distancs In the
The evening world., 1913-11-13

Hrst ooHSed TO wear top boots ana the
other masculine furnishings that Miss
Henrietta Crosman used to wear so
well. Just to show how easy IL is for
woman TO dlsarm a man when she
crosses ewords with him. The rest OF
the story tina, Justin Iluntly Mccarthy
wrote leave to you. or to David Ste
vens. who adorned the tale with lyrics.
The main thing about a story OF this
sort Is that II has no surprises When
II Is turned to stage uses you are al
ways one act ahead OF the author.
mentioned the ecstasies OF the
music because Mr. Herbert went into
them body and soul last night when he
conducted the orchestra. II IL safe to
say the score Is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
such serviceabe word, But more
than this. u is a score % delicacy ana
charm and distinction, all % which llfts
The Madcap Duchess into the realm
'of operetta. There's always room at
the top on Broadway-and | must say
Mr.. Herbert needs room when he con-
ducts. 1t may he that a great deal OF
his music sounds very much alike and
also somewhat familiar, because most
Of 1t takes a staccato turn. Jumpy.