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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-02-03
GOVERNMENT DISMISSES
TRUST CASES AGAINST
STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, Feb. 3.--In the federal
district court for the City Of New York
today, the governments antitrust
suits against the Prince Line, the Ham
burg American Line and the Lamport
and Holt Line, charging unlawful re-
straint of trade in connection with
freight and passenger steamship bust
ness between American ports and Bra
I'll, and against the American Asiatic
Steamship Company and others plying
between New York and Asiatic ports,
charging similar offenses, were dis
missed after arguments had been sub
mitted.
The lines named in the indictment
were charged with entering a conspir-
acy to control ocean rates, and to pre-
vent competing steamships from enter
ing the trade between New York and
ports named in the indictment, and the
actions were disclosed on the ground
of non-jurisdiction, it being held the
United States had no authority over
ships engaged in commerce between
this country and other nations.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-02-03
FEW FOLKS HAVE
GRAY HAIR NOW
druggist Says Ladies Are Using Recipe
of Sage Tea and Sulphur.

Hair that loses it's color and lustre,
or when it fades, turns gray, dull and
lifeless, is caused by lack of sulphur
in the hair. Our grandmother made
up mixture IF Sage Tea and Sulphur
to keep her locks dark and beautiful,
and thousands of women and men VIII }
value that even color, that beautiful
dark shade of hair which is so attract
we, use only this old-time recipe.
Nowadays we get this famous mix
rure by asking at any drug store for
5o-cent bottle of "Wyeteh's Sage an
Sulphur Compound" which darkens
he hair so naturally SO evenly, that
nobody can possibly tell it has been
,ppled Besides, it takes off dandruH
stops scalp itching and falling hair
You just dampen a sponge or soft
brush with it and draw this through
your hair, taking one small strand at
time. BY morning the gray hair dis
appears; but what delights the ladies
with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur is that
besides beautifully darkening the hair
after a few applications, it also brings
back the gloss and lustre and gives it
an appearance of abundance. Hooks
Pharmacy. ad5t
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-02-03

card of admission should be addressed
before February Is to w. A. Bawden,
U. S. Bureau of Education, Washing
ton, D. c., who is in charge Of the ar
rangements.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-02-03
FOR SALE

SOAPS to please all. Rembert's.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-24

portion Of the "efnciency' theory in
Welfare as an Economic Quantity"
,iIoughton Miflin Company. This
seems to be a problem that has en-
gagged the attention of the theoretical
and philosophical economists and is
analysed according to their methods,
in which mathematical curves are not
neglected by the author. The conclu-
sion to which he comes hardly seems
to "A for such elaborate proof: THAT
the means of bare existence are OF no
utility or Of contingent utility only:
that moderate incomes are good in
themselves and good for society, and
that great incomes, especially great
inherited incomes. mean principally, n
waste Of utilities
In THE Use OF Money" tThe Bobbs-
Merrill Company. ~lndianapol!s) T.. \.
Kirkpatrick explains various ingenious
methods. some OF which are in use
and have been tested, for making chill
iren understand the value o. money
and the des !rabil!ty OF saving. Many
OF the suggestions are sensible in so
far as the children are concerned and
should work effectively IL rot enforced
mechanically or hocdleSsly. We can
s~ymplth.ze, however. for the boy or
e.ri whose parent or other financial
director after setting the economic
machinery IN motion insists On super
v!slng it, operation.
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CRITICAL REVIEWS
OF THE SEASONS
LATEST BOOKS
Mr.. Vaughan Turns from the Play to the Novel
and Gives Some Autobiography.
THE Wayfarer's Library Follows After the Admir-
able "E~veryman's Library"
Books on the Various Phases Of Efficiency. Utility.
Money and Other Subjects.

Dobson's charming Eighteenth Gen.
fury Studies" the late Judge Edward
Abbot Parry's Letters from Dorothy
Osborne TO Sir William Temple" the
inevitable Essays of Ella" Of Charles
Lamb, Richard Jefferles's THE Omen
Air. Hilaire Belloc's The Historic
Thames.' @. 5. Streets The Ghosts
OF P~iccadilly," George W. Il. Russelrs
Selected Essays" A. q. Gardeners
prophets. Priests and Kings" Ho,-
brook Jackson's "Southward Hoi" NJ.
Observation-Disclosures Under the Ger
man Ban In Alsace and Lorraine"
Barry Pains facetious De Omnibus
and an open air prose anthology by
George Goodchlld. The Lore of the
Wanderer': surely variety enough.
More strictly historical Is lIerber:
Paul's queen Anne"
or fiction by the best known authors
the reader has an abundant choice.
Here are Bernard Shaw's AN Unsocial
Socialist" Love Among the Artists"
and "Cashel Byron's Profession:
George Gissing's The Private Papers
Of Henry Ryecroft" and The House
or Cobwebs," Mrs. W. *. Clifford's
Love Letters Of a Worldly Woman
and Mrs. Belloc Lowndes's The Heart
OF Penelope" II. Il. Marriott Watson's
"Rosalind In Arden and Hugh Wal
poles The Wooden Horse" Older
books. but always interesting, are
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HEALTH BOARD BARES
BOOK AGENTS DODGE
Warns Public Against Woman
Who Risks COntagiOn to
Sell "Medical Work."

The lates, book agent dodge Is made
known to tho public by the Health De-
partment. In n warning just issued by
the department the public - told TO be
on guard against n willy woman book
agent" who gets an Introduction Into
homes where there is u case of conta-
glols disease by representing herself
~ a nurse from the Health Department
once inside the IGOR sine Is as difficult
20 clear from the house as smallpox.
The Methods OF the woman. who is at
least worthy OF credit FOR risking death
from disease IN trying To persuade per-
sons to buy knowledge. are illustrated.
the department saws. in a report by DR..
!" u. Broughton Of 3Oi Lewis avenue.
Brooklyn. The physician reported that
the mother OF a child who was suffering
from measles was visited recently by a
plausible woman who sad she had come
on behalf Of the Board of Health.
Having received word OF the case. She
said she had rome 10 give the only
genuine Information on how 10 treat such
malad,ss. The treatment appeared to
include tho following instruction
Sign here and pay one dollar down. -
The money was supposed 10 pay for y
book on health. telling persons how 10
make doctors superfluous by curing
themselves. In this way laymen were
To receive the equivalent OF q medical
college courT. for sl2. but through some
oversight the printer ~ the suoscrip-
ton blank uidu't put the address OF the
publishing 'oncern on the pa per.
Tho Health Department einphatically
asserts that It H. promoting no such
book, but sends free OF charge circulars
Of information on all matters of public
health, including Cunta glouS diseases.
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Books Received.

'What IL Raox ~ he War Albert J.
Beveridge The Bo5ns Msr-iil Company,
lr~iilnapolsl
"Ci,iz.ns in Industry" charles Rich
mona Henderson. t~App'e'onsp
Memorials Of Eobsr; Hugh Renson"
~ j. Remedy and sons New York
The Dreams OF Kansas.' Lincoln
Ihiter The author. Gerard KAN
"Beyoad Dis..!usion." william Norman
Guthrie. the rc,rus stuyvessnt Book
Guild, New York,
the Marine Motor" Frank ". S-e--
ting coating Publishing Company. New
York.
TX Mary Roberts Rirehart ,HoGgh-
ton Mitfin CpnrorHi
"Michaei oHaiIorau" Gene S'-a"or-
Porter. DDouDicday. Page ard company
war and Woman" Henry clay Hans
bfough. dun cid and conpsny.l
TN a French Hosp.t,'." VI EydouN
Demiau. ,Dufield and COMPANY
'casus Rsllt" charles Richard Cam.
nell. Arthur l. HUMPHREYS. = T. Du:-
ton and Company
The Philosophy ~ Cosmic GeVelation."
samuel craig Baker. ,THc author, cen.
~treVilIe. Altl
"Saniman Time" Isicn Nathalie CAV
lord. tRiohard q. Badger. Roston.J
politics ana Metaphysics" Frank
Preston Stearns. tRichard q. Badger
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IN NEW YORK CHURCHES.

MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
Az Thirty-rrst street. Tho REV. Dr.
Maurice Penhcld Fixes Of Detroi, VIII
preach In the morning on "A Significant
Arrest" and in IN. evening on The
Worst Thing in New York"
CATHEDRAL OF ST. joins THE DI-
NiNE-PresehinG at u \. VI. and NJ.
hv ~" RICH; Rev. Or. charles Edward
Woodcock. Bishop 90 Krntu,ky.
MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH
ti:h avenue ami w,n'y-ninih street.
tn rev ~. Peter II. M.lIk,n WEI preach
a. II 4 NJ on "Perseverance ~ saints
ana at .. " on The Ilgh. q Eternity"
CHURCH OF THE TRANSPORTATION
I Twcnty.u.r'h street. Maths d;
'o3 A " CHORAL e,ensoag a, =. VI.
CHURCH OF THE HEALING CHRIST
III West E!gh;y.soVen'h stree. " John
Murray. pastor, vi. preach a: - A VI on
prayer in Divine science"
CALVARY EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Fourth u'cale Hrl TVeniy-a-.. street..
Prayer and ,ermon, = \ VI tn, Rev.
Hammond ;. Brown VIII preach on God
Loving a the evening service he vii
peach or The Fore" Tha, Wins"
ENANG@Ll>Tlr COMMITTEE OF
MEN ioRk-5t Lexington Avenue. \
good cheer meeting viii bc hold under he
ausp:H. Of tho Eylnrci,,.c Commute.
of New York ci'y on Mpndai. lu'y &c, a.
10 O'Clock. The meeting Will %. op,n %
the public.
NEW THpUGHT-Hot4! B.tmors. "No.
Il Your opp,t'unI. 80 vii b. ,hc suaIco.
OF Ms Mar I;hrIldGe 2 Chapin'S Ice
turs tomorrow morning at ll.lj. She uiil
SPEAK In the evening az her studio. "a
West Forty fourth street. These Will be
h"r last 10 I'rs lntil carly september.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-24
EFFICIENCY AND MONEY

1; Is Eratify.ns to come across a
writer who can set forth the facts
about new reforms and new methods
sens!b,y, practically and without
making ~rnordinate claims. In Eco
Monies oe Efficiency" ,Macmillans)
Norris \. Brisco. I'm. D.. covers the
whole field Of activity Of the efficiency
advocates thoroughly and concisely,
stating his facts fairly. pointing out
the defects OF various methods and
setting W 70 panacea of his own. lie
defines efficiency as the elimination
f waste" a definition that satisfies
al requirements. for II includes not
only waste of material and OF products,
but waste Of time. Of labor. " effort,
of power. Of health. of everything. lie
shows the attempts that are being
made to- remedy all these conditions
and suggests Improvements His sur
vey carries him into many fe.ds OF
social activity aside from the require
ments OF business and industry and he
never loses sight of the human
element. He has written a sane. in
structive book that will help every
n who must inquire into efficiency
methods or industrial conditions and
has carefully avoided all technical
jargon.
In Fundamental Sources Of Ell
cheney" ~. II. Lippincott Company.
by Fletcher Durcll. Ph. D.. on the
other hand, efficiency IS made into a
pedagogical fetish. . mcthing that has
an existence of its own Ike A law 81
nature, which is capable of philosophy
analysis. The author defines
efficiency a. the property of producing
results in excess OF expenditure. lie
manufactures countless distinctions
and provides technical names for them
and has a mind subtle enough To dis
tingulsh between usefulness and
utility. His book may serve as n
warning against applying the hair
splitting subtletics of philosophic and
theological polemics to practical mat
tiers of business and fact.
Under the form of Utility" q. r..
Watkins tackles what seems to he a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-24

Thomas Hardy's Under the Green
wood Tree Walter Besant and James
RiCe's The Chaplain of the Fleet"
w. Clark Eussell's Round the Galley
Fire" +. Anstey's "Baboo Jabberjce.
B. \ :" W. Pett Ridges THE Wick
hamses" and Charles Dickens's The
Cricket on the Hearth" and "The
Christmas Carol" There are two
TRANSACTIONS. Alphonse Daudet's Kings
in Exile and Henryk S!enkiewicz's
QUO Esdis?"
There are plenty OF names and titles
that are less familiar. Mary Bradford
Writings The Plough of Shame"
l.. Cope Cornford's The Master Beg
gars of Belgium" c. Il. Lawrence's
pilgrimage" James Mines The
Ep!stles VI Atkins David NJ. Beddoe's
The Lost Mameluke." Charles Lees
The Widow Woman" WiuIircd
James's Bachelor Betty" Gilbert
Sheldon's Bubble Fortune and Guy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-24
CHEAP AND GOOD BOOKS

Another venture in providing good
and readable books at a very low cost
has been made by j. NJ. Dent and Sons
&c. =. Dutton and Company in The
wayfarer's Library" a sort OF COM
plement to their admirable but more
unitarian "Everyman's Library" The
selection includes volumes of essays,
the more popular forms of history and
more especially fiction, The standard
set in the many volumes before US is
an excellent one; a few OF the books
are classics that are always read, the
majority, however. are well known
books by modern authors-books that
were talked about when they first APP
peared and that have permanent value.
Some, particularly the humorous ones,
ere better known In England than in
this country and will have the attrac-
ton OF novelty for American readers.
As Is the case with all the Dent pub
l.cations, pains rave been taken to pre-
ent an attractive and artistic typo
graphical appearance and TO provide
q tasteful binding and n convenient
shape To the volumes, The print is
generally large, where the length If
the story compels smaller type. it is al
ways clear and legible. The volumes.
whether slnply or in a set. are ey-
tremoly attractive, and the American
price Is 40 cents. Some are illustrated
n ali have a cOlored frontispiece,
beginning with the moro Serinus
or the volumes AT hand, the collections
OF essays and purely Literary hooks.
WHICH ntlltDS best indicate, il., n4,.I
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OTHER BOOKS

\ by-produc, ~ the san Francisco
fair is an entertaining and instructive
essay by the Dutch Consul-General in
that city. II. A. van Cocnen "Torchiana.
on Holland uau, Elder and Com
pany. san Francisco. The author
eNpatiates on the fact that I. is from
|. he Netherlands that ~co.onlsts IN the
United States drew their ideas
OF political and religious liberty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-24
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
services are held IN the following
Christian Science Churches
S,,,days ia NJ and sp NJ N.l.. ep.,

Daring J I!y. SUNDAY evening services az,
held A. '1@ second. F!th arI S!A.h
churches only.
Flrst Church. Central ptik Wes' & rt.h -.
second Chur.h. Central PARK We. tN.L =.
Third Church i-5th - 4 Madison Ave-
Fourth church, F.. Washington Ay.-A l.s'h
,3d -.
sixth church. 1891 Washington Az. p-on-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-24
HI~GuT>TOWN-N-w .erse,
BLIIRsTOWN. New Jersey,
Blair Academy for Boys

ioo.acre campus lake : modern build
!igs EFnlrasIuaI, swimming pool. I'm.
ioNel Terms sipo. JOHN &. SHARPE.
\. VI. u ~, Headmaster. BOX Is. Blair.-
town y, !.
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NORTHAMPTON. Massachusetts.
FOR GIRLS AND VOTING WOMEN
WASHINGTON, d. q.

Trinity College, Washington, n. c. A
Catholic Institution for the higher educa.
ion OF women. For particulars addres.
the Secretary.
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HOLY. CROSS ACADEMY. Washington,
". l., BOARDING tnd day school FOR kris
Write sister Superior for SOCKET.
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DUBUQUE. Iowa.

MT. ST, JOSEPH COLLEGE Ann
request
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SUMMIT. New Jersey.
HACKENSACK, New Jersey.

Newman school. HackcnSack. y. J A
college preparatory boarding school. under
Catholic auspices. Jesse ALBERT
Joke, 4. NJ, IL. u, Headmas,er.
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SISTER StpIRIpI
ROME. New york,

ROME. New Work..
ACADEMY OF THIE HOLY NNNTs,
Rome. y. y.
Situated near tht huuhs - the hl.'or'.u
Mohawk. Object Of academy IS ZOO tI. AZ.
young girls thoroughly. The academy 4,
accredited to the University OF the state OF.
New York. Write for booklet.
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JERSEY CITY, New Jersey.
ST. PETERS COLLEGE

College and nigh schoo. conducted hv the
Jesuit Fathr's. Fan term heEins Wedn-s-
iay, Sept. :. For catalogue address the
President, Rev James +. McDermot;. : J.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-12

TO remain partners for nearly forty
years without a falling out or dissen-
ton is doing we'll Tor any couple, mar
ried or single. vet the business rcla-
lions Of Mcintyre s. Heath, who are
considered the two funniest men in
America today. have continue for
that length or time and barring UNI
forseen happenings. will go on much
longer. They will appear in John
Cort's massive revival Of their biggest
musical comedy success he Ham
Tree at the Robinson Grand theater
Saturday afternoon and might.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-12
5kaIen1 Classic, Scenic Film:
Comedy and News PIC
ttIreszalso Shown.

usual interesting The, city Of
#ClarksbnTg pictures are being sh own.
Alice Joyce and Guy Coombs are in
IA three part kalen classic. IN
faithful to His Trust. Billy Burk
will present. Az Study in Tralnps-''-
Fathe Daily News No. 25 and fine
scenic. IA Rare Opportunity, will
,Scomplete the program.
Tuesday Miss Lillian Walker and
Darwin karr will lead the list in the
ESfu1l Broadway sta r cast Of high class
|photoplags stars In y three part
Star production, Lifting
NIIinl if You Can the aohrdluaooan
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| great reduction

Tomorrow the big offering will be
5Bealuz Nfichelena and an all star cast
of Broadway players IN Nj gnon.s
This great MASTERPIECE Of the shu-
bert Company Will clay to capacity
houses, as this is the only time II
can be seen in the city. ignon,s
lis in Ave acts ind is considered one
of the greatest plays vet produced IN ~
Aim form.
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with r splendid three reel sLubfn
The Blessed Miracle
featuring Rosetta Brice, Ethel Clay
ton and Joseph Kaufman. make a
splendid entertainment.
Tomorrow afternoon and evening
will be shown No. a Of the Girl De-
tectiye Series. entitled !" Following a
Clue. Water rats, policemen. de-
tectives. wild adventures affoat and
ashore. and the Drawn, bravery,
brains and beauty of the girl detec-
tive, are AL competent parts or
following a Clue.
Tie star performance Of ~ Cele-
brated Case ia New York proved al
great success. The cast bore such
names as Frederic De Belleville, Otis
Skinner, n. @. Goodwin, Helen Ware
Ammo Murdoch, Eugene. o -Rfier, Bey-
erly SitgTeaves, Herbert Aylins. Elita'
Proctor Otis, Florence Reed and Min
ma Gale Haynes: W..
The special big double feature bill
showing at the Orpheunl theafer to-
day and tonigh Is sure TO meet with
great success. Included il That
Little Band OF Gold keystone
comedy IN two a cts. of fun, witt,
Fatty. Mabel and an al star cast.
His Brothers Keeper.5H Kav Bee
drama of the West. III two heart
touching ants:' Jealousy" Than
$houser love play. and The Heart oil
the Woods. an American feature
drama with Vivian Rich and a nota-
Die cast ot clever PLAYERS. are also
shown This is pictured in Ca1ifof-
MIA and the beautiful scenes make
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CLAR.EkSBURG VIEWS
AT BIJOU THEA TER.

the Ban Of Coven try Tn ow match
5himif you canth he .-millin.' driIlin,I
mad for KILN, regular army man 4
Ades's ia bic. Struggle between Per-
AIDES IA BILE, Struggle between Per
will he a scream the Daily Nelysi
No. % will close = film prograrl,l
The orchestra is receiving newI
music every day Patrons arc In
vited i 9 ask ~ To- play favorite 1uu
steal numbers.
Richard Carrie is 10 appear n w
musical farce by Tom carry called
IF We Said Wllat We Thought a
,E - o -
The Palace theater opened this at.
#ternoon under Its new policy Of nlu-l
steal comedy company and motion
pictures Tho mana gment has en-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-12

In order to have the proper atmos-
phere and background for the Irish
picture. "A Wild Irish Rose an en-
tire street was built in Universal City,
California, where the big plant de-
voted exclusively to making pictures
is situated Heretofore, II has been
tho custom of film producers to use
painted back grounds for these scenes.
but the scenes built especially for
such purposes by the Universal In the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-12
fnc1Eo Y6s4EzsoAt.4NDa xBERzS1zses p14HR/E
kSI.4Nz1ZPlSHl R1sE6dxDsSE AL.R1f7ALs1RAfl4X

last year have proved SO successful
in other plays that hereafter no
painted scenery whateve r4will be used.
Cleo Madison, Mary Talbot, Joe
King, Ray Hanfnrd, and Abort Mnt-
5Quarrie make up the principals for
the cast Of this beautiful play. Miss
Madison Is seen milking afcow aud is
inner bare feet most or the time while
itnpersonating the simple, little irish
colleen. tr N 2
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Ann Faystonc, whose beautiful back
was responsible for her being cast in
her present role In The Show Shop"
has been asked by one of the Younger
American scltlptors to pose for the
central u CURE Of a group denoting
Progress. which has been ordered
/ from him BY On OF tile equal suffrage
ORGANIZATIONS. -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-12

dl4 ~ n : + t-
gagged for this week tThe Keystone
Girls, and the the Iii. they made
this afternoon is sure to bring
packed houses all week. For sing
ing. dancing and fun they are far
above the average.
The company will be here all week
but will change its entire bill three
times, Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
changed daily. Through Shadows
to Sunshine. a beautiful two part
drama, and oliver Twist Sadly
a rip, roaring comedy, are
shown. The contract calls for a COM
edy film every day.
The new play Of Hartley Manners.
1.-THE Panorama CT Youth, is to be
brought out in London abort the
middle of the month with Madge
Titheradge and Nine Boucicanult n
the cast. M
IN ''A Star By Mistake. . which
plays at the 0deon theater the first
three days Of this week. RAY Bran
don and Jeanne Russell have q
screaming farce which IS capitally
handled by a cast of very capable
performers, and Is well noupnted
with special scenery This remark
able sketch is 1leralded as a comedy
singing dramatic novelty farce. Pop
ular song hits are cleverlF interpo-
lated into the story OF this play by
Miss Suzanne Steadman. sweet
voiced lyric soprano and Florenca
Merritt, 1.-THE snartest chap in town.
The Roselle Sisters pat on high
class singing and dancing act. and
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Something of novelty In Edison
Waddy and Arty tNadssworth and
Hougn1anl comedy is promised in the
Forthcoming Pastry and Bombs"
wherein the two funmakers will APP
pear. in blackface. Both have played
the .cullIid genlun before on the
stage, notably Wadsworth who made
81 hit as man OF that shade I'M !" Ala
ban1a as Decat 11r for Two years.