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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-10-21

pent and the mildness of the dove.
Esther had turned at the approach Of
her enemies, stirring as one half I'M
conscious and in pain, and had secreted
the Stanley document under d stone.
slipping it from her bosom and hiding
it, even as she seemed to stir feebly.
dazed and pain racked. She knew why
Blair Stanley pursued and sought her.
She realized the tragic accident TO the
coach was his work-his work and thar
of his aceomplice. Luke Lowell.
Beside her the insensible Englis
lawyer neither moaned nor stirred
while Esther. her eyes closed again.
feigned unconsciousness. She heard
Luke Lowell roar angrily, like a suIlen
beast
Blast you, Blair Stanley. You knew
Esther was in the coach. 1t wasn't the
English lawyer you hired me to kill
then. Though he lies dead enough to
suit anybody there. You tricked me.
you gentleman blackguard! wouldn't
have hair of her head harmedi I'll
have your life for thisi''
II swear | didn't see the girl. | was
in the shop, you know. when the coach
stopped lied Blair glibly. 1T was
the English lawyer | was after. He is
going to find Arthur Stanley If Ar
thur Stanley goes back to Virginia
will swing for the murder of DR.. Lee. =
you lie. and you know you lier'
ragged Luke. THE girl is dead She
would never look at me. but l have al
ways loved her. might have been a
better man If she had cared for me"
you forget that am fond of Esther
too," murmured Blair. But if she is
dead or If she is unconscious, If she
lives she will have no thought of you
and me- added Blair 1T is she who
has the proof we seek to make our for
tune. the proof Arthur Stanley viii
give all the millions he has made as
John Powell to keep suppressed. Els
Their has the Stanley document" and
as he said this Blair stopped over the
seemingly unconscious girl.
Don't you touch her! Don't you lay
a hand on herr cried Luke. Il will
carry her. She isn't dead. thank God!'
Esther stirred and sat up and gazed
| resolutely at them both. Luke picked
her up as though she were child
.'You bring her baggage he said
roughly to Blair. and he nodded his
| head indicating the dress suit case thai
had fallen from the crushed and shat
| tered coach.
In this way Esther was borne to the
| blacksmith shop She knew the docu
ment was safe from these evil hands
under the rock by the coach. and bad
as she knew Luke Lowell was, she felt
no great harm would befall her while
he was by.
This proved to be the case, for WheT
Esther declared to them that the Stan
ley document-and she professed tt
know nothing of such document
was not upon her person Luke believed
her, and Blair Stanley was constrained
to do likewise.
Look in her suit case, them" said
Luke, and Blair, picking up chisel
forced the lock. AS desperate as was
the situation. Esther could hardly re
strain a smile when Blair. with an ex
preston of disgust, brought forth from
the suit case a pair of striped pajamas
d flask. some shirts and collars and 9th
er male belongings. more than evident
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-10-21

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-14
FEDERAL AUTHORITIES AT
WORK ON ASKEW CASE
Take HIND In investigation OF North
CarolIninn Held by ;.orni
Police.

Held by the local authorities or
three charges. one OF which - living
unlawfuliv with the woman he claims
as his wife. the Federal authorities. at
the instance Of Assistant District NJ
tormcy Hiram NJ. Smith. arc invest
eating the ease OF j. NJ. -tskcw. 10
500 if there arc grounds for Il warrant
charging him with white slavery J.
~ Alexander, II brother Law al
Askcw. followed the couple from
North Carolina. and, following - con
ference yesterday morning b"twcc'
him and Mr. smith. officers were as
signed TO ;hc case.
The local police charge Askcw with
bigamy. lie disposcs Of this by say
ing that h" was divorced from his WIFE
in North Carolina and married Mar
Askew in small town in virginia
lie refuses to give the name OF 'h'
town. The third charge against ~
kew III that lie dcfraudcd Stumpf
Hotel out Of a board bill amOuntin-
TO s3S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-14
STRANGER LEAVES WITH
MONEY AND fHIft<E>

haries took everything for granted
u" gave the change and tho chickens
over I" the other negro. and the latter
say ing that he had To take the chick en- ,
to the kitchen. departed to the back
way. ~
Charles waited for the $50. Another
negro came by
hatcher waitin for the third one
asked Amt 80 done seen de sign dat
mere amt nobody at home
'HarlcS looked up and saw the fa,nil.
laf sign, House 10 let"
'harlcs went around the back way
Hui saw no sign OF the tnief But n.
hhn mad time in which 20 gain a good
description Of the man. and y.sterdav
afternoon he sax the man who had
"Hp"d him, in jackson Ward There
""S n" chance then TO eaten him. but
'aSi night h" saw him again at First
"nu bfoad streets. He left his wife "a
call policeman and followed his prov
lht' a saloon. The wife grabbed Traf.
10 ''hccr i<erscy by the hand and the
natter, thinking something was I'm
,'''"" Policemen Waters and Patterson
'h"N crested samuel Sims. aged TWEEN
= TWO. Shm"ul Is charged with steal.
'hI The chickens aud tho change
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-14
FALL FASHION SHOW is
FIXED FOR SEPTEMBER q
New Autumn styles VIII lie On Dis.
plny for Thrcc-Dny
prFIou

with brilliant displays and eager
crowds fcasting their eyes on the
latest "earablcs from everywhere. the
fall fashion show will open in Rich
mond on September n and last through
September %. The Retail Merchants
Association 50 decided at "A meeting
hcld nigh, before last.
Richmond looks forward with eager
expectancy I" this annual event Hril-
'attiH ilGhted and raily btdcrkcd shop
windows. showing the latest stvlcs
'or fail ana winter wear. draw out
The fashion lovers by the thousand
ahd broad street during fashion week
presents scene Of unusual animation.
Motion picture shows are deserted.
vaudeville performances are UNDECIDED,
while the city familiarizcs itself with
what II is going TO wear for the mex,
few months
The impulse to buy rarely comes with
the ilrst DAY. But with tile sightycc-
ing over ana the prevailing fashions
hrmly impressed upon the mind the
rush follows. For the next few DAYS
the shops are crowded with customer;
laying in the seasons SUPPLIES ANA
the merchants do an enormous husi
ness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-14
CUT DOWN 333 TREES
city Engineer Recommends Removal OF
Trees In DnnEcrnus Cnmhitinn

y total OF 1913 trees OF every kind.
si|". age and description are recon-
mendcd TO be cut down. In many in
stances the trees arc nearing the cen
tury mark and arc badly dccaycd. hav-
ing almost completed their usefulness
in shading the residential streets Of
the city.
After tic storm OF a fcw DAYS ago
the Engineering Department made an
examination Of the entire city find
ing many majestic oaks, naples. Syca-
morcs and poplar trees with broken
hinbS ana in dangerous condition.
The Administrative Board was notified
aud has ordered the department 10 re-
port an estimate of the cost uf cuttiag
thcm down.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-14
CITY EMPLOYEES WILL BE
VISITED BY STAFF DOCTOR
Board Enters New Rule Governing H.
ness md Injury While


The Administrative Board. by the
adoption OF resolution Introduced hy
Commissioners H.. g. Foxes yesterday,
greatly broadcncd the value OF tho
city Hospital as a municipal iustitu-
ton. In the future all city employees
that are absent from work, either from
sickness or injuries sustained Will.
IN thc discharge OF their duties, will
- visited h% q member of the staff
Of tn, city Hospital
Hereafter. The heads OF the depart
ment+ wall tie required to report 10 tho
t"ard III, absence Of any employee at
once. In case of accident the entire
history Of tho accident must he placed
hefor" the board. Instead of taking
'Hc i'Iort OF private physician, Tho
board Will hc governed entirely by the
report OF the staff physician. II was
stated Yesterday that . member OF the
city force lad been sick for forty-fve
days AMI ont: yesterday returned to
work. Nc, The board was not aware Of
his illness
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-14
ANNA PAVI.OwA COMING
WITH III SSIAN DAIII:T

Max Rabinoff's grand opera company
including pavlowa. the Russian ballet
and principals OF the Chicago and Bos-
ton opera companies.
Elsie Ferguson. in The outcast."
Louis Mann. in The Bubble"
'Sari."
The Yellow Ticket"
William Fave-sham.
Al H. Wilson.
All-star cast in Secret Service"
"Scptc mbcr Morn" n Chicago musical
comedy.
Ncil DBricn's MinStrelS.
All-star east in The New Henrietta. :
Ethel Barrymore.
ION Trial
John Drew.
Margaret Ellington, in Til" Lie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-14
LOOKING FOR BURGLARS
Southsidc Police ON SIN Hunt for ucr
Wanted In CcntrnIin

Southside police are on the lookou,
for two men. who accortlin. TO a re-
port made yesterday morning at tho
Third Police Station. attempted to rob
grocery store near Ccntralia about
midnight Thursday night II is said
that The burglars were seen ycstcrday
headed for Richmond.
Before they were able 10 steal any
thing the men were frightened off
by an employee Of the store, who
fred shotgun at them. One Of the
men was hit in the shoulder
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-14
RETURN TO-DAY FROM
TRIP THROUGH PENINSULA
Richmond Party Has Completed Sur.
rey OF Business Along Pro.
posed New Road.
GIT ENCOURAGING SUPPORT
Citizens and Business Men Along
Proposed Route Indicated Their
Intention to Cooperate In Finan.
cling inng-Nccded Enterprise.

After tour OF four DAYS through
.hc peninsula counties and up the Ran
pahannock Valley. along III. line of Inc
proposed railroad between West PoIn,
~" i,,',. Irnhmna. the Richmond cap
I'"ns's ana bankers interested In tho
pro)cct VIII return to the civ ,o.d,v
ne party left Wednesday. coiu..
straight 10 Old Point Comfort ubo,,
,ne! spent the night at the Chamber
,'otei th"ncc up the Chesapeake
-, -'o"JhSN BAY. ON UP the North
river I" pianktank and Horn
iiarhor TO Milford Haven. ana
!"ence up the kappahannock River
L" Urbanna The men were aboard
IN" ''aSShIp of the E!re mia oyster nee,.
and discussed the situation with Inc
citizens at each OF the landings oIonr
inc EappahaEnock River
IL is the Intention OF the hackers 90
INC Richmond, Eappahanuock and
N"r'hern Railroad TO connect the H,,.
"""" mock valley aud the peninsula
counties. embracing one of the riches,
agricultural sections in the state. ,,.,,
ii'hinohn by = direct rail route Thc
proposed road would open w to R!cn-
mond q great volume OF business holm
lnS not only the people Of the ter
rI'"'E tributary TO the road. but pour
'hI INTO the Golfers Of this city thou
sands OF dollars yearly from a Sec
lion almost iabulouSly fertile
"AfPAH A\N0tk VALLEY is
ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT ROAD
~" prospect OF a Tund through the
Eapp'hanuo"k VALLEY has aroused tn.
ke"hest enthusiasm amcn. the ci,i-
H"nS along tn" proposed route They
nave Indicated their intention OF meet
lnE the capitalists on any reasonable
terms or conditions. aud say they will
sla"IE contribute of their money and
influence 10 help in the matter
Whil" plans had been made for
building only seventeen miles OF road
'tom West Point 10 Urhinna. the Rich
inohd men are so much ENCOURAGED
over tho situation that they will ma he
an earnest eif"r, to push tho line into
INC terrible country east Of the Rap
nahannOck River.
In" officers OF the no" road say they
are going right ahead with their under
taxing. " is understood that lilo
question OF financing tho railroad is
good as settled Citizens along tho
lin" have promised to subscribe $780,
600 worth of tho stock. and the capi-
talists VIII take the rest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-14
Board sympn,hrxc. with ro,kcx

NJ tie session Of the Administrative
Board Yesterday Commissioners Ecck
lIirschhcrS and Mccarthy adopted
resolutions expressing their sympa-
thics for their associate member Com
missioner r.. &. 'olkcs. in the death
Of his brother. Minctrec I'oll<cs, late
Commonwcalths attorney.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-14
Reports on shockoc Flood.

city Engineer Rolling filed yestcr-
day with the Administrative Board his
report Of the damages to property in
ShoCkoc valley caused by the recent
overlooking OF the creek. No action
on the report WAS taken by the board,
nut its members were requested to
read the data and Toe prepared for a
conference on the matter this morn
ing. The report contains numerous
wings and about hfty photogra phs
showing inundated conditions along the
hnMlkS Of the crock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-14
wnnt Memorial for Wis, oy.r,~

resolutions q respect and sorrov.
'he recent death OF Miss Frances
''""' 'Ncrhy were passed At called
meeting OF the Stenograpbers. As.o.
rlt'i"n Of Richmond on. THURSDAY az.
,' noon IN III" Young Womcn's chris.
III Association HuildinG Plans were
go "is"uSscG 10" the raising Of +.
" Ito To known rs Tia. 'rrauc.y J,un,
crhy Memorial Miss ovcrhv c,ns
'"""''"i "f IN. association and tho
III Il PRESIDENT 49, Wv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-14
BOARD LETS CONTRACT FOR
WIDENING DOCK STREET
Awards Work, Which Will Cost
$4,000, to Saville Il
Claiborne.
WILL BE BIG IMPROVEMENT
Construction OF Covered Flume to
Contine Stream Will Make Dock
Street, Between Fourteenth and
Seventeenth. Sixty Feet Wide.

The administrative Board yesterday
awarded to Saville & Claiborne the con :
tract for the construction of a concrete
retaining wall and tho building of a
covered numc over the Dock from
Fourteenth to Seventeenth StrectS the
first step in the widening of Dock
street from its present width OF "a liz.
tic more than thirty-ninc feet to n
uniform width Of sixty feet between
these points. II is estimated that iris
improvement will cost the city in round
figures $4,000.
WITH the construction of tho concrete
retaining wall on til" north side Of the
DOCK. the waters will he confined he
tween the new wall and that which now
forms southern boundry of the stream
The hume created by the wallinr i'm OF
the stream will he covered with re-
enforced concrete and paved. providing
w'dencd street to take care of the
conGcst"d traffic in this section Of tho
CITY. This Improvement will also
Sreatly relieve the congestion that has
been formed in Fourteenth street. south
OF Main street. since the opening of
MaNo'S Bridge
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-14
House Mnkes Why for s.uo,

The frame house at the corner ni
Seventh and Hospital streets. Inc
property Of Mrs. Julia - Whalen. wa
ordered torn down yesterday bv IN,
Administrative Board. The bui!dinu
obstructs the r!rht-of-waN for q sc, 9,
that is being constructed and las ;,..,
caiued at 800 by real estate men
The owner viii he reimbursed Tor IL.
damages.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-14
FIVE MEN SUGGESTED As
SUCCESSORS TO FOLKEs
FRIENDS Urge Candidates. Of Smith,
Mathews, Haddon, Kirsh
and Wise.
RICHARDSON WILL Appoint
Judge of Hastings Court, Now ON
vacation, Will Name Successor "a
Serve tncNpircd Term of Late t,om.
wcalth'S Attorney.

"e names OF five attorneys have
suggested by their respective
WEALTH calm '@t ,he position of Common
,,,L, attorney. made vacant H., ,ho
ri passing of Minctrcc Enllfc.
s, nG, arg Hiram NJ. Smith. son Of r. n
II,n, ar. w; Kirk Mathews. r. GRAY
i""u"'' member OF the Ciiv ,rnnn,';,
49,, ia" partner OF l.. @. Wendcubur.,
NIt'cd j. kirsh who has Often hao,,
"ppo,htrd by the court to defend ,c.
use" VINO were without means ,n ON
p'"E attorneys. and George + wise
VINO Is assisting In the proserution ~.
". "iIcScd graft cases In Uoncw.u
nc appointment must he rsndc hv
49,, H. :. Richardson. and will con
t'"ue through to the end OF the nm
tNpiFed term OF Mr.. Folkes. The term
- 'oi iour years, and when he died
MI foiNeS was just rounding out his
StCofh year. Judge Richardson Il on,
"t town, and IL is regarded as proh
anlc that he viii not announce his an
continent uniil shortly before tho h.
S'hhinS OF the October term Of court,
IN" musings Court now being in va.
cation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-14
southrrn's Earnings Decline.

The estimated earnings Of the South
crn Hallway system for the first week
in August show Il decline Of yl2l.5Gi.
compared with the same week OF last
year. Tn" figures for this year are
S1.2nO.3?S: for last year, $l32l.gU2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-14
CONTRACT INCLUDES
CONSTRUCTION OLE nuIpt;cS

The contract awarded yesterday BIZ
the board also Includes tie construc-
tion OF two concrete bridges TO span
the Dock. one at Fifteenth and the
olhcr at Seventeenth Street. to take The
place OF old frame structures. The ola
frame bridges are narrow. and the
traihc Is so heavy that III" Administra
i've Board found II necessary some
time ago to construct walkways on the
outer side for the use OF pedestrians
The property for the Improvement
'of DOCK street WAS acquired by the
city this week by dedication from
James I. Sloan and the Richmond
Properties Corporation. The tw.uty-
loot strip was decided to the city under
the condition that this Improvement
would be made. and that til" returning
wall 10 he constructed would he avail
abie Tor use as Il part Of the foundation
for new structures.
The widening OF Dock street is re.
Sarded by The City Engineer as one OF
IN" most important projects that the
cry mas executed for some time. while
me Mayo bridge approach question has
never been settled. one OF the plan.
proposed was that OF divcrting Il larc.
part OF the traffic through Fifteenth
street and around to the bridge ana
TINS would be entirely feasible wi.h
Inc improved condition OF Dock street
Inc boards program calling for III.
widening OF the street TO Fourteenth
street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-14
SEEK REFUND or
ALLEGED ERUo\Eous ~, a.

me hotels, in their petition to tho
surle'he court, charge that assess
menus were made against them hv ,h,
commissioner OF Revenue Of Eichmnnd
LOT the rol!owins amounts RichmnmI
ro.ei' TOT year lnl&, a yearly rental
value OF $4,000, ana for when :, lir,r"a
.sn OF seoo was charged The same year
400 fpnS - WIN rental value of sla.
wv pa!d S7"5. the Lexington rental
saiue or $1,000. paid $3.50. ana the ,Icf.
le,soh' "hiSh has an annual rental
value OF $4,000 paid $l.l2S.75
when these assessments ycro man,
az them the hotels paid the tax to
.,,,, -, e., nI'ner protest ana instituted
SUIT In the liustings Court. asl,irg fnr
q refund on the ground that the ,aX had,
. ueen erroheousiy assessed The nist
trlai resulted in victory for the ho,nis
Judge ID. 6. Richardson holdiup thai M
a.es must be refunded by the state.
Later at the request OF the <,,t. AuJi
tor and CONFERENCE.-The. ,,,m,,,
fo!kes me cas- was re.l.ard ana In.
ioimer decision reversed II vas tb.r
taken 10 the supreme CONT of Ami,
which VIII nov consider the ra..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-14
WISE AND KIRSH
ARE TENTATIVE CANDIDATES

George T.. Wise has practicci law in
Richmond many years and. his friends
claim. Is man Of marked ability
Recently lac was employed to assist
Att"rucy-,;encral John Garland rol-
lard in the prosecution OF the alleged
graft cases in Hopcwcll
Alfred j. Kirsh Is among the Younger
members Of the bar. lie has often
been appointed by the court TO defend
prisoners who had not tho means with
which to employ defense. and his young
career has been marked with frequent
success. His practice has brought him
Frequently into tho Hastings Court
Though tho Richmond city Bar As
S:.Ciai ion may meet and recommend
some attorney, the judge OF tho HuSt-
inSs Court appoints on his own initia-
tive. Two Of tho attorneys whose
names have been mentioned said yes
tcrday that they would not couute-
nance a decentralization OF the court
on their behalf.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-14
;iNtM SMITH AMONG:
FIRST no III: NE\UIONEn

~ the several LAWYERS Who's. name.
nav" been mentioned. each has his
N'Fonc supporters Among tho first ia
-" suggested was Hiram VI smith. as
Sistant United States District Atturnc..
Tor tho Eastern District of Virginia
lie has appeared in many i,nportan,
cases. both in Federal and city courts
ana MS friends say. has earned for
himself an established reputation as :,
Young attorney of character and ahil-
i,y.
w. kirk Mathews is u lawyer Of
long standing reputation and has dis
tincutHhcd himself in many important
trials in tho city and county. II has
been said OF him by one of the Judges
OF tho city courts that ne could pro
pare brief better than any lawyer
whom the judge knew. and that hr
was a brilliant exponent.
L Cray Haddon is member OF tho
Common Council from clay Ward. lie
he:Hn his career in the law in The
Offices Of the Attorney General Of Wiz
:inia serving under both w. a Andcr-
son and samuel W. Williams He rc-
signed that position TO accent a
partnership with l.. .. Wcndenbur:
and was associated with Mr. Wcuden-
burg in the famous Walker HntciiNe
alienation suit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-14
ACADEMY BOOKS MANY
H|CH-CLAsS ATTRACTIONS
New York Managers Will Send Met
rorolitan Successes Through
1.-THE Provinces.
OPENING ON SEPTEMBER
Theatrical Season VIII MIKE Its Bo,y
"n Labor DaT With Potash and
Observation-Disclosures Is
Coming in -Four PLAYS.

z 'cSpit' IN" vogue OF motion mic
. lures IN" Increased number of ,ut,-
mobiles. tho prevalence of the dance
mania and the financial depression dino
10 IN" war-namcd in the order M ,hci.
Importance in this conucction-thc tho
atrical outlook is brighter now Than
II has been for many months Tho
scarcity of attractions las: Season -,
'h' academy. the one high priced Tho
a'cr IN Richmond. was due To tho f,ct
'.i'' 'hcfr wcr" very few shows on
inc road. not Ia the failure of Rich
h"hu pc"n!" To patronize those tina.
were presented. noticeable as that fail
ure was.
Now. however. the producing man
ayers have concluded that the country
las distinguished from the very lar-n
cities OF tho East and Vests ready
Tor their rcarinS. They argue that the
pGh!ic has become more discriminate
ms IN its attitude toward motion pic
lures. Cor one thing: they believe that
TN" dane" disease has about run it's
course. 20" another: they contend that
even the "hcapcSt automobiles have
lost their novelty, and they even speak
Of the financial depression as being
merely PSYCHOLOGICAL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-14
YEAR or PLENTY WILL
REPLACE: RECENT DROUGHT

Whatever the reason. they are pre-
pairing To provide theatrical season
'or the provinces that will more than
atone Tor last years drought. Aud
: !tchmond's Academy Of Music will get
it's fun share of the productions sent
on the road. Already. the Academy
management has booked :, more en-
ricin: array of attractions than has
been arranged this early In the season
FOR number OF years
Inc SlSnboards are covered with
paper announcing the opening Of tho
house. on September 5, with Potash
and ferlmuttcr." the Irresistible comedy
adapted from the stories OF Montague
Glass. Edward rcplc's "a Pair of
Sizes will follow on the 10th and
-,