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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-06

most depths of damnation and, turning to
the stairway, plunged down the six fights
IN breakncck haste three steps at a time
Across the lobby he sped as one bounded
by turies and gained the carriage entrance
barely III time to see a taxiCab pulling away
from the curb.
Peter gave chase, aiiording midnight way
larerS the divcrtng spectacle of a beauti-
fully arraNcd young man coat tails flat to
the wind and rain, top coat streaming wildly
from one arm, the other brandShinp the
dcrF'ct GA IN toppcrS i'll mad. mute pursuit
OF Sclt-Contained taxicab proceeding Stoid-
ly about its business.
Happily for Peter its business involved
observance of traffic regulations: and when
1t paused to give precedence to a 59th street
croSStown car Peter caught up-if some
thing more rudcly than he had thought to-
Unable to check quickly on the greasy
asphalt, he skiddcd against the door with a
crash.
Hold hard!" he begged between breaths.
"Give me a chance"
what the" commented the chauffeur
suspiciouSly.
But at the same time Peter icrked the
door open, and Gravity, sinking sensation
deserted his midst: the fare was Lydia, after
all!
She greeted this breathleSS apparition
with an inarticulate cry.
"You forgot something, Peter gaSped in
response, climbing in.
"What?"
"Mc!" he declared settling INTO the place
by her side; then thrust his head out of
the door and painted, Its all right, Driver.
Gut along and don't 60 too fast slippery
paVcmcntS
But. Mr.. Trait a" Lydia cxpoStulated.
Peter shut the door with bang, and the
car, with an unobStructcd way, picked up
wary heels and stole on up Fifth avenue.
you darling" he declared with emotion.
Wait it'll | get my-hrcath Mans got
no business counting when he amt in
training.
Lydia laughed aloud. Impossible to re-
sent the extravagances of this irrcpreSSiblc
boy! I'm in no hurry" she countcrcd, a
hint OF malice making piquant her dcmure-
ness.
81 got YOU" said Peter, breathing heavily.
To be concluded next Sunday
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THE VISION OF BROTHER MATTHIAS

Cort1aca 1rD; page 7
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-15
Seven Unusual Opportun- !. itieS for Investment

150 feet'on Avenue E. east of goth street at $50.00 per front foot. Nominal rent.
 $7500-Avenue E corner 1OOx1s0. 5 blocks from goth street One third cash. $7000-Close in Ave. c corner lot. 5Oxl 40. $30O0 cash. balance 6 per cent. 3-story brick building. Rental amounts to ii per cent of purchase price
 S650O-Lot 50x140 on Avenue k, close to goth street. Rents for $50 per month. Close to very valuable property. s2l 2l,000-Northside alley corner sOx1OO. improved. Building on front leased for years at $40 per month Build ing. on rear rented at $32.O0. Total SIP per month, or $2064 per year, which is practically 10 per cent Prop erty about blocks from new post office site.
 $7000-Choice Avenue F corner. 1OOx19O few blocks east of goth street. Fronts on paved avenue and car lines and Is excellent location for laundry. Ave nue Is miles long. extending from Avondale Park to Montevallo road S7500-6 acres on fine elevation, 2 blocks north of Avenue F. near De- catur Car Wheel Plant, fronts S29 feet on St. George street. and S29 feet on Hillman street.. Alley runs through tract. Could be cut into 32 lots 50x145 feet each. Sanitary sewer in next block.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-15

SPARE T1ME-No canvassng; report in- formation. news. names. etc, to us. We have established markets: inclose stamp. N1SCO', Dept. BWD, Cincinnati, O.
 -nd -....
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-15
ONE CENI 4 WORD

RATES-0ne cent s word a dsy3 no a6
 taken for less than 25c for first inser- tIon. Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-15

Houses marked W) immediate posses sion.
 J. l.. YANCEY R. E. & I. COMPANY. H. L. FARLEY, RENTAL MANAGER.
 No. ldS N. 21st St. Phone 606 Main.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-15
ONE CENT A WORD
FOR RENT

HATES-0ne cent word a day, no ad. takep Tor lcss than 25c for first iuser-
 TIT tns', -ruSf Ho"uplp.uy ardrr.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-15
ONE CENT A WORD
FOR RENT

RATEs-One cent word n day; no nd. taken for less than 25c for first inser. ton. tasi, rrn.f arcamp-suy order
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-15


 FOR RENT-5-room cottage, close to car line on macadam road; electricity: very desirable and cheap. L. G. Pettyjohn, 1702 5th ave.
 Norwood Price only S35: heat and wa- ter furnished w. G. Tyler & Co.,, 2107 Sd Ave Phone "A Main. 3-15-7t FOR RENT-S-room, strictly modern. g. story residence. on South Highlands; beautifully located, living room, music room. dining room, kitchen and bed rooms, sleeping porch and servants rooms. Price only $42.50 per month. H. D. Williams Realty Co.,, 220 N. Fist st. Main 85. &15-3t-su-tu-thu
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-15

AGENTS make $iO to Sl5 Uay handling our Sales Punch Board. Write for free catalog. Armitage q O., Dept. .. As bury Park. N. J.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-15
HOMES AND APARTMENTS
 FOR RENT BY


 FOR RENT BY
 GIBSON INSURANCE & REALTY
 COMPANY. Beautiful apartment; has bed rooms, private porches, steam heated, .anitor service, garhge and servants room: attractivelv na- pered, hardwood floors through out; located in most exclusive res idence section. Attractive home. located near and south of Five Points; has 4 bed rooms, beautifully papered. hard wood floors. garage, tile bath etc Nice home, located east of goth st; hardwood floors, bedrooms, sleep ing porch; this is an attractive place; rental $4S.
 Small apartment; new. rooms: tile bath, l5itchenette, reception hall. steam heat, hot water, shades, gas range, etc.; located near Five Points.
 Nice cottage. rooms, located 93O $. 18th st; electric lights, bath, etc. rental S25.
 Attractive apartment, modern; has rooms, large sleeping porch. hardwood floors throughout: pri- vate porches, beautifully papered: heat shades, water, gas range fur niehed, $45
 Pretty new bungalow in Norwood: Just being completed; rooms, ev- cry mocern convenience, $37.50. New broom apartment in Nor wood. heat, water. shades, gas range furnished, rental $35. Attractive home on Virginia ave-; hardwood floors throughout, sleeping porch, beautifully papered, rental $50.
 Nice apartment. hardwood floors, attractiNely papered. has , rooms and located in choice residence sec tion; rental S30.
 THE ABOVE PLACES ARE JUST A FEW OF THE MANY CHOICE HOMES ON OUR LIST. PHONE OUR RENTAL DEPARTMENT. WE HAVE CARS FOR SHOWING PROPERTY.
 GIBSON INSURANCE & REALTY
 COMPANY H. A Moseley M. S. Henderson
 H. M. Davis. 312 N 21st St. Phone 27S5. FOR RENT-5-room cottage. electric lights, gas, bath; back porch screened $25 per month. 1905 N. 18th st. Call Main 707S or 24S1-W
 FOR RENT-ON SOUTHSIDE. rooms 1920 Virginia ave. $50 per month 0 rooms, 2720 Hanover Circle $52 50 per month
 TEMISON REAL ESTATE x INS. CO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-15

MANUFACTURING plant, moderniy equipped, now operating day and night for sale. Well organized, ex- perienced crew; heavy volume of orders on file: entire plant built last year: unlimited future to operations. This is decidedly the best investment in the state. Price. s12,0O0. half cash, balance terms. Don't reply unless you mean business, then come and see. Address, Alabama, care Age-Herald. S-15-3t-eod MONEY IN GRAIN-s1O buys options on wheat; no further risk: opportunity for big profits: write Finance Brokerage O., Dept. @S, Finance Bldg, Kansas City, Mo.
 ADVERT1SERS-Yo 2l-word adv. in l13 Sunday and weekly newspapers for S56 Hnsdale Advertising Co, Hins- AMOUNTS $50 upwards to yield 10 per cent and over is offered investorsA in American Board companys extra ordinary opportunity Suite 1914 220 Broadway. New York.
 CANDY-We start you in the wholesale candy business. No capital required pleasant work. big profits Washing ton Candy Co.,, Lee Bldg, Washington D. c. ONE hundred dollars Weekly profit in spare time at home; mail order busi- ness; don't worry about capital Boyd H. Brown, Dept. F.. Omaha, Neb m MANUFACTURER wants state man ager to establish office and manage salesmen; monthly salary and liberal commission; references required: $500 10 5000 necessary. you handle own money Sales Manager 575 Old Col ony Bldg. Chicago.
 Ir c [, IcIII,r
 state manager; high class article: should pay es10,000 annually; $500 to 5000 capital; will pay expenses ,tc Chicago if you are man we want; Nrer- erences Richardson, Old Colony Bldg, Chicago.
 DO YOU need the neatest and best IfT- tie cafe in Birmingham? Long es- tablished. fine future, doing good paying business, in heart of city very low expenses: a bargain; see me at once, as my time will be taken up this summer at park. Apply Uneeda, 1724 3d ave.
 FOR SALE--Weil established manufac- turing plant; paying large dividends owner desires to leave the city, Ad- dress R-5. care Age-Herald.
 LOCATIONS for physicians, dentists lawyers and other professional men secured. inquiries strictly confiden- tial Prices reasonable. Mack's, Me ridian Miss, Little Rock, Ark No other connections or representatives. WE'LL SELL YOUR BUSINESS or se- cure you a partner in the shortest pos sible time. Call at S0S American Trust Bidg. 3-15-2t Sl5O With managing ability and good ref erence will enable you to connect with new, quick money making business Please give phone number. Address Us, Age-Herald.
 SPLENDID opportunity for man with services and 5000 to invest in high class mercantile proposition in business dis trict of Birmingham Experience un- necessary. Address C-5, care Age
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-15

WANTED = GOOD OFFICE MAN TO TAKE CHARGE OF ACCOUNTING END OF AN ESTABLISHED PAY ING BUSINESS IN THIS CITY: SAL AIRY S1S0r PER YEAR. APPLICANT T MUST BE IN POSITION TO PUR- CHASE STOCK OF BUSINESS TO EXTENT OF $2500f PARTICULARS APPLY Y-3 CARE AGE-HERALD.
 3-10-3t-t tu- th- SUI
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-15

FOR RENT-Small modern apartment Northside. Phone Main S551. 3-13-7t NINE ROOM, corner house, newly pa pered and painted; near Five Points Phone Owner. Main 6227-W.
 3-13-6t FOR RENT-516 North l6th st. rooms only $37.50. 6l71s 16th st.. north, 4-room brick apartment, s20 1905 4th ave. 2 rooms and bath, only $30. J. H. Still man, 116la Fist St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-15

COUPLE with S-room, modern, furnished home on South Highlands would like to rent same and board with party taking house. Address Us, care Age Herald. FOR RENT-All or any part 3-story brick building, 5Ox2O0 feet, 2d ave
 and 18th st. Phone Main 145O 3-15-2t-su FOR RENT
 l610 11th ave, N, rooms. modern;
 916 18th st., S. See us for other rem
 tals
 ALBRIGHT & WALKER Phone 2334. S3S First Nat. Bank Bldg. FOR RENT-5, G. s, g and 1l-room houses; modern and up-to-date. See T. r. John son. Owner. Phone 11S-J. Woodlawn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-15

FOR RENT-Best bargain in Birming- ham; wareroom 25 by SO on railroad track, between 22d and 23d sts. on Morris ave, including part of office with telephone, light and water con nection, heat. etc; s30 per month Also nice office in Woodward bldg $7.50. Phone Main 593S or Main 76S5
 3-13-eod- t f FOR RENT-5-room cottage newly painted and papered; modern improve ments. Apply 24l2 7th ave. north.
 3-15-3t FOR RENT-New 5-room apartments: tile bath, oak floors corner 14th ave- hue and 14th st., south. A. F. McNeal Phone Main 413S
 FOR RENT-Offices over DeWberry Drug Co. Apply at drug store.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-15
WANTED-AGENTS

RATES-One cent word . dnyt no ad. taken for less than 25c for first fuscr- +-st .,rder
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-15

CANDY-we start you in the wholesale candy business. No capital required pleasant work big profits. Washing ton Candy Co. Lee Bldg, Washington ID. C.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-15
BUSINESS CHANGES

BUSINESS CHANGES
 WANTED-To sell an established busi- ness, account leaving city: will pay now about s75 per month. Will take about S300 to handle it. If you want a good business. with big future, better in- vestigate. Address GAO, care Age Her ald 3-13-3t FOUNDRY doing large business hes opening for experienced foreman to take charge of foundry; must be in posl tfon to invest sS2C0 Address P O. Box 23, City. 3-14-lt EUROPEAN capital for investment in attractive enterprises. Address Bank CTS Alliance. Il Southampton Row, London, Eng. 125-10t-su CASH for an idea. Patent News. Dept Sl Washington, D. C. 2-15-5t-su WANTED-Ideas; write for list of in ~ ventions vented by manufacturers and prices offered for inventions. our four books sent free: patent secured or fee returned. Victor J. Evans & Co.,, Wash ington. D. c. 2-22-6t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-15

SPLENDID opportunity for man with services and 5000 to invest in high class mercantile proposition in business dis trict of Birmingham. Experience un- necessary. Address C-5. care Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-15

$50 with managing ability and good ref erence will enable you to connect with new, quick. money making business. Please give phone number. Address J-S, Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-15
ONE CENT A. WORD RATES-One cent . w~rd . days uo nd
 tinker for less than 25c for first inser-
WANTED-AGENTS

WANTED-AGENT IF we had your address we'd show you how to make $25. not one week, hut weekly. c. Mfg. Co.,, Warren St, New York. Suite 2s4
 AGENTS-You can make big money handling our wonderful necktie propositions samples and terms, I5c. Novelty Sales Co. Atlanta, Ga. WE start you in business furnishing ev erything; men and women, $50 to $2G0 weekly operating our New System Spe- cialty Candy Factories home or small room anywhere; no canTassing. Oppor. tunity lifetime; booklet free. Ragsdale O.. Box x. East Orange N L
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-15

To get our complete list, phone us, write us, or see us. We have many more homes for rent than are here listed. Our auto mobiles are at your service. Be sure to get in touch with us before renting
 MALONE M 'CONNELL CO.
 2o24 3d Ave. Phones 123S-1239
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-15

AGhNIS are coining money selling our DIE lOc packages of 20 Assorted Postal Cards; "50oo varieties Big Profits'
 Sell everywhere at sight Sample pack age loc. Particulars free Sullivan Card Co.,, l234 Van Buren st., Chicago,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-15

WANTED-Energetic productive fire in- surance agents in unoccupied territory Liberal commission; good leads and ex- elusive territory to desirable parties. Manager, 425 Liggett Bldg, St Louis, Mo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-15


 -OWN a soap route; we start responsible agents in this paying business; 100 per cent profit. Write for exclusive terri tory E. R. Anderson Co.,, St. Louis, Mo. PERFECTION FORD STARTERS For Ford cars. Guaranteed to start any Ford car that is in running condition. Splendid proposition and inducement for state and county agents. The Perfec- tbn Auto Starter Co.,, 1543 Broadway, Denver, Col 3-15-2t-su AGENTS-Salary or commission. Great est seller yet Every user pen and inir buys on sight 200 to 59o per cent profit. One agents sales s6a0 in six days: an- other s32 in two hours. Monroe Mfg Co, X-476 La Crosse, Wis AGENTS-You have been looking for something to sell colored people: we have 1t. Picture, Paradise. Negro. An gels Entering Heaven" Home Supply Co.,, Jackson, Miss
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-15

GIBSON INSURANCE & REALTY
 COMPANY.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-15

WANTED-Good live local real estate agent to represent us manager in Alabama. $50 cash required to secure exclusive territory. Address Etwarn Sales Agency. Iowa Falls. la 2-22-5t-su AGENTS-Three new games for cigar stores, pool rooms, etc.. retail s1; easy sellers; big profits; sure repeat orders. Poola Co, Dept. l5. Harrisburg. Pa
 Q % f+
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-15

ADVERT1SERS-Yo 21-word adv in l13 Sunday and weekly newspapers for $56 Hnsdale Advertising Co, Hins- dale. III.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-15

MONEY IN GRAIN-$10 buys options on wheat; no further risk; opportunity for big profits: write Finance Brokerage Co.,, Dept 90S, Finance Bldg, Kansas City, Mo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-15

DON'T miss this one. Nothing like it. We offer you bran new household speciality, recently patented. Every woman grabs it. Your money doubled twice or every sale. A Kansas school. boy made $55.40 outside school hours e last month. MT. Mar1ick made s9O first 3 weeks. You can sell every family in your town. First one in your county gets exclusive right to sell. Send for catalog w today. Wendell Co. 22l Oak st. I.eipsic O. --t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-15

in the home of her uncle, S. II. Dixon,
Waterville Mr.. Dixon is confined to the
house with carbuncles
Mrs. j. A. Berg and Mrs. A. M. Cox
were recently in Waterville.
A very light frost occurred Friday
night, the first OF the season.
Mrs II. A. Dixon is visiting her
brother, Fred Blaisdell, In Waterville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spurgeon Clough Of
Hinckley passed Friday at Phil Dixon's
Rev. A. NJ. Cox conducted religious SER
vices at the church on BLACK Ridge in
Troy Sunday forenoon and in the after
noon at the Mount schoolhouse in Burn
ham,
Mrs George sherman entertained over
Sunday her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Dunton and her brother and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Pearl Dunton, and child of
Pittsaeid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sherman of Burn
ham, Mr.. and Mrs ]. o. Hoxie and son
Nathan, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Gerald and
son Wayne and Miss Mildred Ciewleysa at
tended the fair Saturday at Skowhegas.
Burton Batchelder entertained Sunda,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-15
WINTHROP.

The school at East Winthrop and the
Union school will not open until Sept. q.
All other schools ope ntoday. The Ma
ranacook school will be reopened this
fall with Miss Miriam Clifford teacher.
Peter Thaanum of Boston was guest
of his parents the first of the week.
Miss Ruth Webb. A. B., is teaching
mathematics and advanced Latin in Oak
land High school Miss Webb received
her degree from Boston University last
June.
Miss Dora Libby left Saturday for Lis
bon Falls, where she has accepted po-
sition as teacher Of languages and his
tory at Lisbon Falls High school.
Miss Theresa Cobb is attending busi-
ness college in Augusta. A
III. E. Foster has returned from trip
to Atlantic City.
Miss J. Doris Webb left, last week for
Dixfeld, where she will teach.
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Wood are visiting
in Lewiston and Auburn and Madison
Mrs. Mary Hobson and daughter and
two grandchildren, who have been visit
ing Georgianna Cobb, returned to their
home in Rhode Island tn efirst of the
week.
Carl Berry, who has been threatened
with typhoid fever, is convalescing.
Mrs. w. c. Adams has returned from a
visit with her mother in Augusta.
Miss Josie Penney leaves today for
Pennington, where she will enter as a
student at the State Normal school,
Marsters c. Edwards has been engaged
as tenor soloist at the Congregational
church in Augusta, which reopened yes
| terday.
Kenneth Webb of Augusta visited his
parents at West Winthrop Sunday.
Mrs. Hurley and daughte rof Bangor
are guests of Mrs. Olive Laughton.
Mrs. c.. H. Shaw has returned from a
| visit in Belfast.
! The winthrop ball team will cross bats
Tuesday afternoon with the Pilgrims of
Lewiston.
| Miss Harriet Weston entertained a par
ty Friday afternoon in honor of her Sis
! ter, whstis her guest. Bridge was en-
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A REMARKABLE SERIES OF IL
Illustrations FOR A HISTORY.
16 Great World Historical Paintings
Reproduced in Original Colors.

The publishers of Larned's History
of the World, now on distribution by
the leading newspapers of the coun
try, have spared no pains or expense
in getting up the most attractive
illustrations ever designed to en-
bellish a work of history. Sixteen
of the greatest world historical
paintings are reproduced in original
eolors. Among the famous artists
are Cabanel, Sir Edward Poynter,
Albrecht Durer Brosik, Piloty, Cop
ley. Munkacsy, Trumbull, Muller,
Gilbert Stuart, PAWS. Gerard and
others. These celebrated painters
are represented in some of the thrill
ing scenes of history, and in por-
traits of great rulers and statesmen.
They merit a frequent inspection and
do much towards an education in
art. Many of our readers who have
obtained the work consider these
illustrations alone as worth the
small distribution expense asked by
this paper The coupon elsewhere in
todays issue explains the nature of
what may we'll be called a gift-dia-
tribution of Larned's great historical
work in five volumes.
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WASHINGTON

EAST--Miss Bessie Lothrop. visited
for few days last week Mrs. Lott
tie Prescott. -s -5s,azs
Mrs. Yesta Burkett and Mrs. Gladya
Pierpont We're callers Tuesday at. c. e.
Overliek's.
Raymond Finley. who is teaching
the Smith Liberty school, is boarding
at Charlie Overlicks in this place.
Another dance viii be given Sept.
22, at Lake View farm pavilion.
Good music and good time for ev-.
erybody.
Andrew Skinner OF Jefferson was a
caller Saturday In this place
w. w. Light was in Rockland Sat-
urday on business
Mrs. Francena Milay OF Liberty
was a visitor Saturday at Ernest
Lights.
Oscar Friedman Of Augusta was a
guest over Sunday at w. NJ. Pres
colts.
Mrs. Harriet Hall or Union visited
a few days last week with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs A. E. Johnston.
c. L. Overlook sold a COW recently
to A. A. Skinner ef-JefferHn and pur@-
chased another OF Eden Leigher OF
! Liberty.
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Bankruptcy Proceedings.

The following petitions have been
received at the Office Of the referee in
bankruptcy for Kennebec county:
Wallace NJ. Prescott of Augusta,
farmer. Petition filed Sept. 8, adj
Indicated Sept l., Liabilities S19,S03,
of which $500 is secured and $12,537
is unsecured. Assets 1857, which is
mortgaged. Among the. heavier credi-
tors are the Granite National Bank OF
Augusta with $500 secured and $4,000
unsecured; Isaiah r. Morrill, OF
Brunswick, with $500 secured and
$4,000 unsecured; Joseph Meyers OF
Boston with $3.50 unsecured. First
meeting of creditors Friday, Oct. 2l
at 10 A. NJ. The attorney for the
bankrupt is Frank l.. Dutton of Au-
gusta.
James W. Heath of Waterville Ia
borer. Petition filed and adjudicated
Sept. IL. Liabilities $4S0.25; assets
$50. all of which is claimed to be ex-
empt. No deposit. Bankrupt or
dered in for examination Friday, Sept
10. at 10 4. NJ The attorney for the
bankrupt is a. H. Bridges of Water
vile.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-15

A fresh, ingenious, melo-dramatic
farce. full of humor and surprises,
The Misleading Lady," by Messrs.
Charles Goddard and Paul Dickey.
authors Of The Ghost Breaker" will
be seen at the Opera hose tonight.
The situation is piquant and the au-
thors have developed it with unusual
freshness and ingenuity. There is hui
NOR of various kinds from the ia
therly irony Of the relentless cave-nnan
Miss Steele is even fastened to, the
wall by a heavy dog chain-to the un-
expected absurdities supplied by an
escaped inmate of neighboring sani-
targm, who thinks he. is Napoleon.
And under all the well contrived
surprises and fun is solid melo-dra-
matte framework.
Prices: So rs, 81 and a few seats at
$50. Seats now en- sale.