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Arizona republican., 1915-03-23
FINANCES AND MARKETS
ASSOCIATED PRESS DrspArcH1

ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH1 NEW YORK; March 22-Beside the further manipulation of specialties. to- days active stock market movement was of secondary importance to other developments, particularly the renewed unsettled condition of foreign exchange. Demand Sterling fell to 47SA5s the lowest price of this form remittance to London. in a generation. Cables and checks on Paris rose to the highest points since the outbreak of the war, representing a lowering of the value of l francs compared with the American dollar inasmuch as French exchange | was quoted at an adverse ratio. There were further gold imports from Canada and indications that the Bank of Eng land will relinquish more metal to this market. The February record of our exports shows an increase of over $43 l 000.600 from this port. factor that is | encouraging. London's markets were l firm and there was better demand tor high grade foreign investment s- sues. Total sales of stocks amounted to 370. 900 shares.
 1 Bonds moved irregular. Total sales represented par value of s1.75O, GOO. 1 United States bonds were unchanged ] on call.
 Stocks l Amalgamated, 57H: Smelling. 66; | Santa Fe, 96A: St. Paul. ST; New York Central. S3s; Pennsylvania. 105: Read ing, 143h: Southern Pacific. S3A Un- ion Pacific, 120%; Steel, 45E; Pre- ferred. 1041s.
 Metals
 Silver. 5O%; Electrolytic $15.12 to $15.5O; Copper, firm.
 Boston Copper Market Adventure :. .......... IS 1%
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-09
CONTRACT FOR LAMPS
FOR THEATRE IS LET
OVER 1000 INCANDEscENr
BULBS OF VARIOUS iiUEs
AND SIZES
WORK PROGRESSES
All Indications PoinG TO New
Playhouse Being Ready by
February 10.
WORK PROGRESSES

"A contract for over 1000 incandes-
cent lamps, OF various sizes and coll
ors, was negotiated yesterday between
the directors of the AndeI son Dayel-
opment Company and the Southern
Public Utilities Company. The lan,na
are 70 be used for lighting and deco
ratiye purposes In the new theatre.
The TACT that the contract for the
incandescent lamps has been closed
suggests how rapidly the new play
house is nearing completion. The con-
tract for doing the wiring in the new
building was let some time ago 10
Frank Mauldin.
The LOCO or more lamps contracted
Tor yesterday are to be. used in variotla
parts OF the building and are to be for
Doth lighting and decorative purposes.
That is. the former will be plain lamps
and VIII be for the sole purpose OF
giving light. The latter tyne. viii NOT
be so much for the purpose Of efyinp
light as they will be. used for produc-
Ing shaded effects.
The opening date of the theatre has
been set for Thurdsay evening, Feb
ruary 49,. when Adele ;E,1tini will an
pear In new musical comedy, dThs
Singer" ~
Painting work ON the new building
ls nnder way and. all other kinds of
work are being rushed to completion.
The placing of the plaster cast work
about the stage, the boxes and the BAL
cony and other parts Of the interior
is being carried on with a vim and
probably will be completed within the
next few days.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-09
Is .ested


Yesterday proved an unlncxy day for
white peGple, for the only two person,,
aIaeed In the coaaty fail dnring the
day were IEeinbers OF this race. Epof,
q warrant charging him with tilspos-
aae Of trust funds. A. Thomas, OF the
Orr Cotton Milis vicinity, was arrest
60 yesterday morning by Deputy Jim
Williams and placed In sife county fail,
where he is being held in tiefahil OF
bail III the sum OF S26D. 4.
Il is alleged that Thomas procured
come grocefiea from b merchant ana
seenred the debt BY giving his cfedi-
tor an order on bis setliner ia the
mill bnk that before the merchant
could present the claim Thomas vent
himself and drew out the wIlkSs he
had assigned 10 HIS creditor failing
70 apply them TO his obligation
The warrant was sworn out hY B
3. Jehnson. and i Is from him that
Thomas "a said 10 have bought the
ssssss<s,s4s II eaessleis s5
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-09
lTilfa sIs ]. kn li0NTH. !.

{ The indoor life OF winter, with lack
pf outdoor exercise, puts a heavy load
on kidneys. Nearly everybody snifers
from Fheumat tistn, barkaehe. pain in
sides ana hack, kidney and bladder
ailments. a bkek eeIe n1ay not mean
pnythlhg 5erlouls bat sit certainly does
not mean any thing go6d. It's nettst
20 be ON the sage side and: take Fsoley
Kidney PillBs 70 strengthen and In
yiktfate tho kidns eva and help them
do their work They help fId tfk
blood oi aeIdg and boisons. Sold by
Evans Fhesms scy. sls
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-09
! Palmetto Cllaplef.,

j i,
The first meeting OF the new year
tor the Palmetto chanter. u, ID. G.. was
lela yesterday afternoon with Mrs. b.
3. Hart and Mrs. Arthur Holmaa at
the home OF the latter.
Besides a good attendance or men,
bers, there were several visitors PRES
ent and the meeting was delightfully."-
pleasant and fully enjoyed. Al full and
interesting report OF the General u.
D. Q, convention Id Savannah. written
by Miss Nab, Borham was read In her
sbsetce by. Miss Hessie Major. A fins.
paper on The Battle, oS Shiloh was
read By Mrs, j. w. dickson. This
chapter is4iHsifing d aysteInatic study
OF the battles OF the war; taking them
up In thair regular order, this being
the lthisd The repprt OF the State U.
ID, g. Convention In Yorkyiiie 4 was
given by Mrs. IA. FL JohnstoIe and 5gag
read INT her own attractiua manner.
Mrs. @. B. Earle read q poem \ on
Robert y. Lee and Alrs. ]. NJ Sullivan,
4r, one on r.sThe Mon Who Wore the
Gray. = I,
Miss Anna Brown ana Hiss Georgia
MARSHALL assisted Mrs. Hart aid Mrs.
Holman In serving an elegant salad
course. :
Pretty Party For me Telephone Girls
The first OF many delightful husf-
ness and social meetings which lbs
young Ladies' OF the Southern Tele-
phone Company lave planned TO hold
each month was held on Thursday
night Ia the rest room OF the teie-
phone building. This room, is COM
foetabty and pseftlly iittea sip and
was made even more attractive hy
FERNS and nercissss The eoiioEisiE
ititerebt lEE and Inst etlye panefa
we're read and fully disc Bsed hf tna
Eciilig lies. Paper. on gecordinx !. 4
BY 7fisg Christine pG ssnn, aos onege- )
tor; paper on sCdnrteaS.. BY Hiss ,ahl
ne HAfnie, local obefator: recis si0n.
:'It Could ftst Re Doae. 4 by ilas Giadgs
ssn. local opst tatpy paper on Co
Hon x ~ Miss No lconihe, Il
toll operator Esls Gueat tad tor Il
nfsce card a white paper hsil. on one
efae og which vas written Southern
Bell Telep1aDe Co. Jan 7ih, ial5.p
on the other side for the local. Effls.
.staesn i question, Cor the ioil siflrs WAS
acode. ana each oi 4 was called slnon
% an1NteT her question or ecsIe q.
Mr Knox II AflHnts wh6 ii cleo
trica1 engineer. gave the young ladies'
sn inieftbktak talk On flie tsfeDhon6
x5fk Ii HatenR, Ciina. AZ each goni,e
laisf1s place Nap i ,ll.clIiiesa rrtstiiv
sf1ll np 81 q nal,a ll6Slie witii green
fippohs and ccntaInipE card aitfsf,
Z
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-09
isss kYEb1 -. .tRisS = ~ y Y tts-4 Y4rg3u
LIS. W, A.. .IgUpaRMs, EdItSs
Phone "a. as e 3 q
Dellehtinii iiPatty.
.l.s-...---Sl---.s..lf .

n Miss Irene Prince entertaine60 the
members Of her eu9d day school class at
a delightful party yesterday afternoon
at her home ON Orr street. Her class
consists ne 15i yonng people s To 40
years oId anu Inese we're ner guests
on this happy occasion Games .oe all
sorts were played and enjoyed efter
which the attractive hostess served o
dainty. sweet course.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-09
ar Z. Il. Horton is
Very AnffmiRfic

In conyersa'ion with Mr.. e. II. Hor-
ton today, he said that since the sun
had come out cotton was going I'D,
end real estate was beginning to
move. He said that his company had
sold a one hundred acre farm: and q
nice house and lot in the city .his
week, besides beginning g house in
College View" for q client. He thinks
money is getting easier. and that as
soon as the ground gets dry, every
cody will get work, and that busi-
ness will soon be normal. He says that
after an experience in, general mer.
chendising and real estate of thirty
years, that he has always found that
he, as we'll as the customers, made
money the year after q hard year
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-09
Better NIah Service
CeiHrab!a 10 Anderson,

\ SVsN11FVzss 10 fAIlVSIUUEIs
At the request OF local parties, II
was stated yesterday at the chamber
OF commerce. this organization 4 has
taken up the matter OF, securing bet
ter mail service between Columbia
and this city. Twice within the pres
ent week, It was statdB Columbia
papers failed to reach Anderson on
the day they wese published. The mat
ter has been taken up with W. ID.
Metts, OF Charleston. who has charge
Of the railway mail service in this
district
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-09
NeWsFrOrllSelec

SENECA. Jan. 9.--Mr. will Hol-
land. former citizen OF Seneca, and
owner of the Seneca Bottling Works,
but now located near Chattanooga,
Tenn, was in Seneca for a snort
while Thursday.
Willie Right and Lee Haley, two
OF Seneca's bright young men have
leased the Success Theatre from Mr..
Gilbert and are now in charge of
that popular amusement house. Their
many friends wish them good success
In this new venture.
The death OF Mr. James Rochester.
iafmer, residing near Tabor in this
county. occurred Tuesday afternoon
OF paralysis.
Mr. r. nj. Richardson Is having, az
tensive repairs made on the Paimet-
to Hotel old building. After FEBRUARY
1st., the 0conee Telephone Co, will
have its Central Station In this build
ing.
Many people IA this community will
be interested sn the announcement
the marriage at Commerce. "a. re-
Gently Of Miss Mae Mcdonald Of that
Fly an1 AZ. Henry y rner of the.
Retreat section OF this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. T., q. Stribbiing Wis
tied the fatters brother, Hon. ID. a
BeEner. at Riehland last Sanday. s.
Mr. Ryland Shelor, OF Richland syas
~ business visitor In, Seneca Friday.
Miss Corneiia Foster OF RIchland
was shopping In SeAeca Friday.
MR. w. r.. LiyingHfoii, who ID 10 no
best man Ia the Hunter-Jo we'd
ding here net week rendered STAG STAG
supper to Mr.. Joneb ON Thursday
might.
DR.: J. 8. stribbling. s. A, Lohry
are some Of s those ,I present. r. q; p''se' Les
Mr. c. N. GigniIlist was In Green
vile Wednesday on bnsineas.
Mr.. Edward Whitten. OF Pend,n4on
was In Seneca for q few hours yve.i,
nesday.
Some Recent Marriarea
SENECA, Jan. 6.--Mr.s ! Gaorga
Adams and Miss Ethel Dean. boih oS
this county, were married at Towr :
Vile, by Rev. n. @. Iieon. ON Sa1nday
December the 27th. -. !, (. - -
On the sanaodny.5as thu hmm q ~ ,,,.
brides parents, Mr. and !, Hrs n - =. =
ConptoE, Miss LoIaJ fn,nnsnr, n Nd n. :
lmarried to Sr. CbarIavI1, pntta -,
Westmiaisfer. 4.5jss,I5s stl i..s ,s, M. M
Many here abott are IN tareatad -,
lthesannaunceinent Of the niSrr;Ssss ( sa !
Springtleid; Mass. gluf lthiiss sis;SeIss ~
Hill and mn Ed~stfes 81 ssSt5;, sssiIi j;
H.ii formerly iis fbiN s:s, e
tty. she ssas d fraiiie "a snurSe ana ma haa
been II suing iief 6fsEIlion ,nf Asass 1t,ssi
lskchusefes. ~ ''s',;'
Mr.. Mark Hafbii, ofS ~ i, Il sab Z e,
Tenn, CAME to Ssi,eca aS6a 3, Z
spend few dnss 80 stSne his IN ~
Mrs. Wood Wiiifniirc ana other rsIs,
lives. ,is s. &. M
Mr. u III 81 fJonl4,ra e slls
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-09
. $50 = SO . *,*s% = *x . = $1,000
y ELECTRIC CRY SPARKLETs
Asls Of Inss sOa Pessonal Mention caashs Over che
Wireless on che Streets Of Anderson
9 &$8%MR#%*,N&& g 8 y &H = q g = g s. = q g = q
Eliss GirlInrs6n AZ

kkIas sUNkAtHbtUHlHs = q y -
Chamber Of COmmeree.
Secretary Porter a. Whaiey of the
chamber of commerce announced y,>s-
terday that Miss Janye Darlington.
Who 10 coming TO Anderson January
18th to take dp the work of canning
club and tomato club demonstrator
for this county, will have an office in
the Chamber of comn.erce building.
There Is much interest In the coming
Of Miss Darlington to take up this
work and 1t Is confident that she will
meet with much cooperation among
the teachers ami pupils OF the schools
Of the county in carrying out her
work. ;.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-09
Maelstrate BroadWesl
Z Ont for Reelacffnn.

4
Mag,strata w. G. Broadwell has an
nouneed his candidacy for reappoint-
ment to this office, and he has set
about his campaign in q thorough and
bpsiness-like manner. He has for pre-
sentation To the county delegation a
petition containing the signaturea Of
10 members OF the local bar, several
score OF the leading business and pro-
tessionaf men OF the cif and, over n
hundred sOod and lawful citizens OF
other walks OF life. The signatures of
all county and city officials have been
affixed to the petition. As generally
known, the local delegation will soon
make the appointment for this county.
ana among the magistrates to be an.
pointed viii be two for the city OF
ANDERSON. The positions now held by
magistrates w. G. Broadweil and 3. n
wilson become vacant. At. a recent
Imeeting OF the bar association. Il is
stated, O. II. Geiger, ESQ. was endorsI
cd for appointment as magistrate If
Mr.. Geiger decides that he wants tIe
position TO which Magistrate wilson
offers for reappointment there will he
three-cofnered race-proyided 9TH
ers do not 7enter--for the two offices
becoming vacant Magistrate Broad
Wef feels that he his made good re-
cord His report Of the past 23 months
SHOWS that between six and seven
thousand dollars was turned into the
county treasury In cash fines. Mr.,
Broadyell states that he feels particu-
iarly grateful aver the signatures OF,
MS petition, as many OF them were un-
soiicitea. Pers0ns came to, his Office
ana; vatuntariiY, signed the petition
asking for hfs pppointment. Pracu-
eaily every hiisinesa house In the1c CITY
Y represented among the signatnres
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-09
NanzettA's Prescription.


Try a bottle of Nansettas Pre-
scription for impure blood. kidney,
liver and stomach. 1t has pleas
ed hundreds and thousands. why
shouldn't 1t please yop.. Doctors
and druggists claim it can not be
improved upon. for what It is re-
commended.
Sold end guaranteed by all lead
Ing drug stores and the Nanset-
fa Medicine Company. 1ta conss
st.. Greonvills, s. C. Pone 1916.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-09
Invited 10 Big
Conference Next NORTH.

Invited 10 Big
Conference Next Mokth.
The chamber Of commerce Is In re-
ceipt OF q formal or official invita-
tion TO send delegates to Develop
ment and Settlement C0lference to be
held In Charleston February 11-I2,l3.
At this meeting Will be representa-
tiyes from all commercial bodies Of
the State as well az people from other
States and probably several govern
ment ofhciais. At this conference
plans viii be discussed and probab-
ly adopted with n view nf hrin1inD
desirable emmigrants from European
countries and northwestern Canada
and United States an6 placing them
on. farms in South Carolina. II is
probable that representatives will be
sent to the conference from the An
derson Chamber OF Commerce.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-09
interesting Feeachefs
:s Meeting Today Moor.

B The regular monthly meeting OF the
Anderson County school Teachefs'
ciAtion - be- held OF noon today
st West Market street school prom
tsea To- be ahe OF the iiosE INTEREST
ing thaS hA8 been he (. The address
ee the 6ceasfoh win be delivered BY
! REqE Hughek. hiifdsitte eadenI
95 the city schools Of Greenyilie, who
Viii iiteBeek in the Geo 6kfapiy of the
European War, 3 I. ssf
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-09
Great Danish; ,!s5l
.Vi0liiIst Col.iing.

- -,ttoAtHiSt G0EtHgs ~ ftllt :
~ Information has fbeen received; at
the chamber OF commerce TO this ef-
feet that Skoyghard, the famous Dam
ishs riolinisi, will here In the
winter music festival (which wiiilsbe
held some time after the s first, OF
March. With reference TO this .celea
tbrafed artist, the chamber com.
merce has. received q. leafiet show
inf q photograph or the sbo. 900 hand
Epf this xiolinist5 with the following
statement under the cut:G ssSa q SD
Il took SlEoFgAafd thirty years 10
make this hand. mcassant trasnitlE
and the Unborn sonlsoe the artist fasl-
issssa Es.s5 IT ssjuaf-s, a,ss IL "a "a
not very different from other well
developed hands. Yet 1t has the power
almost automatically TO express
through the violin the exquisite
beauty and marvellous tone pictures
which the player feels and sees as he
intefprets the work OF the masters.
AS m Investment It represents 4, a
mans life work. But II repraeenta.
tna the sshss:s 9 s.sss f.s. s.sh which no iuicy
can buy. That is why It 10 insured
Cor fifty thousand dollars.
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These were united and served with
hot chocolate. after which Mr.. Switzer
and Mr. Marlborough invited tie young
ladies' all to go 10 the picture show. a
delightful ending to very delightful
party.
The guests present besides the oper-
atcrs were: Mr.. L. C. Switzer, plant
foFernan;' Mr.. and Mrs. e. C. Var
borough. Mr.. Marlborough being con-
struction foreman and Mr.. Knofr of
Atlanta.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-09
Asng on Clpgsleie Z
Rk4el lasR 4 lEaiI fniE.

e For the past several days workineti
.hAye baen sndeaycriDg 70 excayate fcr
the ionl ldatloh for the fasainipg wan
which VIII DO built on the new term.
lfal site OF the G. e. w, g. railroad, ia
the Vicinity Oh the coiored MetiindiSt
church. On account bf the heavy faiFia
and tho mud resulting there ssfoin.s the
Wofkmen hhye bean sinhEie TO make
any great pf0sress. With the rstSfn
Of fair weather. however, work tsiii
sba ruhhed Srapidl & toFtEa afsi Oh this lob.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-09

Miss Fiorids Harris has gone to At
ignta 10 spend the; wsek-end with; he
nlptiler. Mrs. j. C. ! Harris. who 1
spendfng some time there.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-09

Mrs. Lewis Sanders IL expected home
tpday from 2 visit 20 friends in Athens
and Atlanta, Ga. s' -, ~ Iss g 5
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ooooo 10000 0 90 q . . 8
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Mrs. Charlie Cause Of Augusta is the
guest of Mrs. Earle Barton - rs
The Washington herald., 1915-12-05
PRESS CLUB WILL GIVE
DIXIE MINSTREL SHOW
Blackfaee Cabinet Meeting. Written
by James Hay. j.. Will Be Master
piece of Entertainment.

An old-time Dixie minstrel show will
be given by the National Press Club at
Polls Theater. Monday. December %. II
will be the first entertainment the club
has given outside Of its quarters since
the now famous spelling bee between the
congressman and newspaper correspon-
dents several years ago. The minstrel
show will not be a public performance
No tickets will be sold at the box-office.
but to members. Ralph A. Graves IL the
business manager.
Rehearsals have been under way for
a month or more and seventy performers.
all members Of the club. will participate
In the show handsome souvenir pro-
gram Is promised Frank B. Lord will
be the interiocutor and Howard L. Acton
will lead the orchestra and chorus. George
T Odell will be the stage director and
associated with him will be Harry An
drews who is in charge at Polls. A
novel introduction to the irst part is
promised.
Following the olio, with its singing and
dancing, will be a black-face cabinet
meeting. This feature, of particular in
terest to Washingtonians. has been writ
ten by James Hay. jr. There viii be a
chorus rehearsal tonight at O'Clock at
Keith's. for the first stage try-out An
announcement regarding the distribution
and sale Of tickets will be made at .
later date.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-05
E. H. THOMAS Is DEAD
FROM HEART DISEASE
Former District Corporation Counsel
Succumbs Suddenly-Court Ad-
journs Out of Respect.

EDWARD II. i homas, former corporation
counsel Iur the District and ior many
years prominent in the legal circles OF
Washington. died early yesterday at his
residence, 3-25 III shtecnth street north
west. Physicians stated his death was
due to heart disease
Mr.. Thomas services with the local
government began with his appointment
as assistant corporation counsel. Novem-
ber l, 1911. On September ~. lSl5, he be-
came corporation counsel, continuing this
position until October !, 1873 when he
resigned to take up the private practice
of law.
Mr.. Thomas represented the District as
corporation counsel in many important
cases in the District Supreme Court and
the Supreme Court of the United States
Mr.. Thomas death was announced in
Equity Court. No. /. by his associate,
Peyton Gordon, to Justice Anderson, In
District Supreme Court yesterday. The
court directed that the record show an
adjournment out of respect to the
memory of Mr.. Thomas.
Mr.. Thomas was graduated from George
town University Law School in 1SI, and
at once began the practice Of law. He
was early in his career attorney in Police
Court here.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-05
HERALD WILL GIVE
FREE Poll tickets
Seats for. Production Of Julius
Caesar" by Stock Company
to Be Distributed.

As announced on another page of to-
days issue The Washington Herald Is
to give free tickets for Polls Theater to
its readers during the coming week 1t
requires but very little effort to compete
for the tickets and all readers are ell
Sible, be they young or old, men women
or children.
These tickets will be for the elaborate
production Of Julius Caesar" at Poll S
this week This is the most noteworthy
production every attempted by stock
company in America and it will set a
new standard of excellence for classic
drama at popular prices.
For this occasion the Poli management
has engaged the distinguished actor. r.
d. MacLean. rated by many discerning
critics as the foremost tragedian on the
American stage. Mr.. MacLean's Othello
Iaco, Romeo, Orlando, Hamlet, Petru-
chic, and Benedict are well known to
American play-goers, but his master
piece is Brutus. the role which he played
with William Faversham when the lat
ter made his famous all-star revival oil
Julius Caesar three years ago.
A. II. Van Buren. the gifted and pop
ular leading man Of the Poll Players. Is
to be the Marc Antony In this produc-
ton. Mr. Van Buren, is peculiarly suited
to the part of Antony and In the magnifi-
cent forum scene. where he delivers the
famous grafton over the body of the dead
Caesar. he is expected to create pro-
found impression.
Mark Kent IL to say farewell to the
Washington play going public when he
appears as Cassius, the arch conspira-
tor. Miss Florence Rittenhouse will be
seen as Portia, Brutus' wife. There are
some fifteen or twenty other important
roles In Julius Caesar" and a big army
Of supernumeraries Is required for the
mob scenes and for the big battle.
A notable feature OF the Poll produc-
ton Is to be the scenic investiture, which
has been built throughout by the Poll
scenic artists from sketches made by
Mr.. Van Buren. Mr.. Van Buren has de-
signed the stage settings on futuristic
lines. after the Reinhardt school OF deco
rations The settings. 1t Is promised
will be distinguished by simplicity and
great dignity.