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The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-04-04

tion amendment to the federal consti-
tuition. Attorney General Brown took
this position in an opinion 10 Secre-
tary of State Olcott. Referendum
petitions had been filed with the sec
retary of state to be referred to the
attorney general for a ballot title. The
attorney general declined to prepare
the ballot title. He pointed out that
under the laws of Oregon referen-
dunn can apply only to the lawmaking
power of the Legislature, and that bills
or acts may be referred, but not reso-
lutions.
Governor Olcott has requested Mrs.
R. ]. Hendricks of Salem, president OF
the Oregon chapter of the American
War Mothers association, and Will
Moore of Portland, president OF the
Oregon chapter of the Association
Of Fathers of Soldiers and Sailors, to
appoint committees to decide upon a
memorial in honor of the 10th en-
gineers, which was made up Of men
from Oregon, Idaho and North Dakota.
The memorial will be placed at the
state capitol. F
Governor Olcott has announced ap-
pointmeut of the members of the Ore
gon state land settlement commission,
which was created by an act passed
by the recent legislature. AS the act
carried an emergency clause it is now
in effect and the appointments be-
come effective Immediately. Mem
bers of the new commission are as
follows: Emery Olmstead, Portland;
Robert N. Stanfield. Stanfield; Whit
ney l.. Boise, Portland; G. H. Baker,
Bend; Charles Hall, Marshfield.
Work will start on the Mount Hood
loop as quickly as possible and the
| project will be completed in two years
within the forest reserve. This was
one Of the various matters determined
at conference between the state
highway commission and DR.. l.. /.
Hewes and George H. Cecil, represent
| ing the federal government. There are
37.2 miles within the forest and the
road will be 16 feet wide, OF dirt, and
cost s514,OOO. This cost will be divided
equally between the government and
the state.
The state lime board, In session at
Gold Hill, ordered the official in
charge Of the state lime plant to re-
sumo operations at once with convict
labor. A crew of ten men will be
employCf. The tstput is to be 80
tons .ay. Thu untitled orders for
immeh p deli amount to 1000
tons = ,te the orders are
comm dap sy may amount to
anoth 100 tons before the spring
season closes. All orders for th'
present will be filled at s1.75 per ton
(. o. b. at Gold Hill, pending AN ad-
justment between the cost Of free and
convict labor.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-04-04
Well Driller Here.

RIA. West has arrived in the city
this weekwith his well drilling ma
chine and has it in operation on the
Cass Cannon premises on south Third
street. On completion of this we'll
MIR. West will move the machine t.
>. A. Kinks home just south of MIR.
Cannon's and drill we'll there. Mr.
West is after vein Of good. cole
water and expects to find it a. depth
of 85 feet.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-04-04
The Picture Show.

The new pictu.e show for Athena
will be opened for patronage just as
soon as the equipment can be assem-
bled, and this will take some time fog
the reason that a portion of it will
come from the East, there being a
shortage on the coast at this time OF
certain accessories. When in oper-
alton, good pictures will be exhibited.
with. the best protective facilities OBJ
tainable.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-04-04
Visits Sister Here.

Seefey. wife of Cap
,ell known sea captain
sa guest of her sister,
m Dudley. Wednesday and
Thursda, Af this week., Mrs. Seeley
also visited her daughter, Mrs. S. D.
Peterson. in Milton, and went from
here to Pendleton. to visit her sister,
Mrs. Will NJ. Peterson. 1t is her first
visit here in four years.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-04-04

W. P. Willaby came up from Port :
land Tuesday on short business trip.
He will visit at the home of his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Fred Kershaw, in Waits,
burg, before returning home.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-04-04
Trophy Shoot Score.

The second event of the trophy Shoot
Of the Athena Gun Club which took
place at the traps last Sunday, is re-
nordad nc fnilnmc. M
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-04-04

workers to accomplish the task, and
Athena members are urged to be at
the working rooms each Wednesday
Afternoon, until June 1st.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-04-04
Advertising

TIL cAthena Press circulates in the
homes ofreaders who reside in the
heart of the Great Umstilla Wheat
Bait, and they have money to spend
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-04-04

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nifies that your Subscription expires
with this issue. We will greatly ap-
preciate your renewal-$2.o0 per year
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-07
MOVIMTENTO MARITIME

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Vapor Brazos. Saldra mana
ma de New York.
Consigs., The N. Y. P. R. S. S.
Co.
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presente de New York.
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Co.
Vapor Marina. Saldra ell s
del corriente para Sanchez y
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Vapor Coamo. Ell IL del pre-
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yapor P. de Satrustegui. Del
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Vapor Helen. Saldra el 8 del
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-07

Yo no 10 rompi. Fue el. Lo te-
MIA en- La mano y Sc cay6. Sc hizo
pedazOs contra ell suelO..
Debe ser un case de suicidio-
observe yo entonces--. Ell pobre
plato estarfa desesperado de la
vida.
Otras veces la carne esta espan
tosamente dura, Y la Rosario di-
ce que no ha querido cocerse.
Verdaderamente, :que interes
puede tener la carne en- ponerse
blanda?
Pero, pesar de todo, Ia Rosa
rio es una excelente muchacha.
YO la doy a leer los libros de mis-
amigos, y luego la pregunto que
opinamos de ellos. La Rosario tie
ne un criteri0 literariO en- ell que
la crltlca no ha ejercidO ann su
Influenza: un criterio sano V hon
RADIO. AlgunOs autores, al enviar-
me sus Obras, 10 hacen dedicando-
selos va a la Rosario, V no falta
quien le dedique adjetiyos lauda-
torios para congraciarse con ella.
Ahora, al volver de Galicia, la
Rosario me cOnt0 tOdo 10 que ha.
bfa OcurridO durante mi ausencia.
Yo habia estado mas de un mes
sin recibir cartas nj leer peri0di-
cos, y guerra restablecer mi con-
tacto con Ia vida urbana.
i Sc han suicide muchos pla-
tos? Han trafdo muchas cuen.
tas? Z En- que nuevas aventuras
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-07

Sc ha metido ell amigo Chalot?. .
La Rosario ha lido contestando-
me todos estas preguntas Y sa-
tisfaciendo asi mi curiosidad.
Y Gobierno, :quG Gobierno
tenemos ahOra -aiiadf.
d sGobierno? Yo creo que te-
nemOs ell mismO.
Impossible, Rosario. Hace mas
de un mes que sail de Madrid, y
no es probable que un Gobierno
dure tanto. Seguramente tenemos
un GObiernO nueyO. .......
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-07


La Rosario entonces reflexion6
un POGO, y dijo:
-Quizas. La verdad, yo, que
gobiernen unos que gobiernen
Otros, no 10 noto nulca.. i
Y aquf me tiene el lector, igno-
rando 81 estoy gobernado por Mau
ra, por Sanchez de Toca por
Romanones. En- casa no 10 nota-
mos. Las patatas cuestan To- mis-
mo. Ell alquiler no baja. Los gui-
SOS salen igual. s- - -.~
Julio Gambia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-07

Rodman Wanamakr promnene de la alta sociedad
salv0 de heda pOsbemente muerta
pOr sOspechar paquee entregadO ella Tuxedo
demOsaba abstuvO abrrlO Ell
paquete bOmba hecha dnama atachada
0 que ab GAIA tena que al dsparar enceder agunas
cabezs de fsOrOs que aduntO haaban varas mecas
regnadas p6vOra tOdO 10 cual neubemente La GAIA
haFa explosion ErnestO Alberto Kurh aemn que hace 80
amos los EstadOs UndO ha cOnfedO del
tado criminal Kuh empleadO de la Wanamaker
ba do depedido de la msma razn guerra
la bOmba haba sdO remda la seOra Wanamaker para que
6sa entregara surera efecto La
sOspecandO cOnendra agO anOra por aspecO
la ab6 cuidadOsamene debidO taco maa escape del
crimen savaje que ben habia premeditado
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-07

FL ataque a CrOnstadt por Ia flota in
glesa del BalticO ha Originad0 en- In
glaterra una viva polemica periods
tica, que aGn continGa. Los 6rganos
liberales sOcialistas Sc reTuelven
contra el GobiernO lie preguntan; in
dignados, por que Intervene La Mari
ma de la Graf Bretafia en- las guerras
civiles que los rusos sostienen por
cuestiOnes polfticas y sociales, que Sc
10 a ellos en- realidad interesan.
Los 0rganos Conservatives, al con
trario, afirman que es precise ayudaI
al GobiernO del Noroeste y las j6ve.
mes nacionalidades balticas
Mas es indudabIe que La gran masa
del pals es enemiga de tales aventu
ras. Los acontecimientosy de Sout
hampton haran refexionar, sin duda
a Lloyd Gerge y a Winston Churchill
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-07

AL volyer a Madrid, tras una
ausencia de mes y pico, soy carl
iiosamente acogido por mi buena
Rosario, una chica mitad anna de
llaves y mitad cocinera, que ARE
gla mis- papeles y cuida de mi es-
tonnage.
lie entrego mi estomago, un
POGO estropeado pOr las salsas al
por mayor-le die al darla pose
sion de su cargo, y espero que
me 10 trates bien. Ell est6mago es
ell alma del escritor. Con un POGO
de acidez o de flatulencia, yo ha-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-07
CRONICAS DE GAMBIA
Los informes de la ccc nera

ria una literature triste y perde
ria lectores. AL nOmbrarte mi co
cinera tie nombro, en- realidad, mi
colaboradora. Hazme guisos sen
cilios, sabrosos y sanos, y de este
modo tendremos siempre el res.
peto de la critica y la aceptaei6n
del p1blico. /
Desde entonces, la Rosario po.
ne sus cinco sentidos en- la coci-
ma. A yeces advierto la desapari-
cion de algdn plato, pero no es
culpa de la Rosario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-07
La Sublevacion Sistemati-
ca de Southampton
Dos Regimientos Ingleses Sc han
negado a embarcar para Russia.
La TOmd de OdeSd y los SuCeSOS
de CrOnStddt.

cirntos 0ibstiiidji0s e0Ttinuaroii en- 81
parque, diciendO que no Sc fabian, y
que necesitaban una promesa por es-
critic.
Durante la nOche, fuerOn a hacer
companfa los sOldados rebeldes mi
les de obreros pequehos burgueses
de Southampton y delegadOs de los
sindicatoS de reSiStencia de eS.a ciu-
dad.
Hubo discursos Y manifestations
que la POlicfa contemplate filos6fica!
mente.
Los sGldados exhibfan grandes car
telOnes, dOnde habfan escritO en- le-
tras enormes:
lei War Office ha aludidO a yO-
luntarios sOlamente para las cXpedi-
clones Russia. iPor que vamos a
ir nOsotros, soldados de Nuinta, al
Mar Negro Murmania? No i;emOs.
Al otro dfa por la mafiana, rode6
a los 300 insurrectos un battalion del
regimiento Royal Sussex, llegado de
Portsmouth. Algunas ametrallado1as
'enfilaron ell parque, Y, viendo que es-
taban prontas a hacer fuego, Sc rim
dieFon los rebeldes
Los cabecillas fueron atadOs y en-
viados, en- carretas, a Ia c;rcel. Los
otros pie y con escOlta, vOlyieron a
sus cuarteles, sin que ocurrieran Incl
denteS nuevOs
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-07

Cast u ia vez que ia Ioticia dc que
los elementOs de vanguardia del ge-
neral Denikin, ayudados por In escua
dra aliada del mar Negro, han eX
pulsado a los bolcheviques de Odessa,
llega una information relativaenente
sensational, de un suceSo sintOmati
co. ocurrido on southampton tlnglate
rra.
g Este suceso ha causadO Ell todo ell
RENO Undo emoci0n profunda. Es
una nueva demonstration de que Ia pO-
Utica de intervention en- Russia, que ell
GObierno ingl6s practica, no obstante
sus declaraciOnes parlamentariaS, trO
pieza, en- la mayorfa de la poblaci0n,
con una manifesto hOstilidad.
En- unO de los cuarteles de SOut-
hampton estaban alojados cl regi-
mientO de Infanterfa de Warwick Y el
regimiento de Infanterfa de Glouces-
ter. ambos formadOs pOr veteranOs que
Sc han batido acknowledgements en- ell
frente occidental.
Los cGroneles de dichOs cuerpOs re-
cibieron orden del War Office lie en-
barcar, Warwick debfa ir a Egipto,
Gloucester, Francia.
Apenas supieron los soldatlos que
era precise que abandonasen Ingla-
terra, Sc reunier0n en- los patios Y CO.
menzaron a discutir en- dlta yoz la
lnedida.
~ Decfan que Sc les engafaba, v que
el.vapor les llevarfa a Russia, para que
pelearan contra los bolcheviques.
Despues de un mitin al airc libre
sdecidieron insurrecccionarse
sc marcharon, sin armas lie fue
go, a un parque de la ciudad.
Acudieron los. oficiales les manda
ron que forinasen. No les Obedecie
ron, siguieron en- su actitud.
Luego las largas exhortaciones, cor
sintieron en- enviar una diputaci6n dC
su seno al mayor general Blackader
comandante en- jefe de las tropas de
dfstrito militar de Southampton.
BIackader asegur6 la delegation
de los amotinados que sus temores ca
recian de fundamento. que lno d.
los regimientos irfa a Alejandrfa, /!
el otro las orillas del Rhin.
La diputaci6n regreso al parque .
do cuenta del resultado de su entire
vista con el mayor general. Nume
rosos soldados, entonees regresaron I
sus acantonamiehtos. Pero unos tres
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-07

Vap0res de Travesia.
Vapor Caracas. Sali6 el 5 del
corriente de New York para esta.
Consigs., Villar & Co.. Sucr.
Vapor Cornelia. Sali6 ell A del
actual de New York para esta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-28
The Pepsin Method

Pepsoden based pepsin, the digestant of albumin.
The film is abuinous matter. The object Of Pepsodent
is to dissolve it, then day by day combat it.
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So pepsn long seemed barred.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-28
KING OF ITALY COMING
TO u. S. NEXT SEASON
Premier Nitti May Accompany
Him-Visit to South America
Also Planned.

ROME, November 81 (by the Asso-
ciated Press).-king Victor Emmanuel
will go to the United States next
summer, and also will visit South
America. especially the republics of
Brazil. Uruguay, Argentina, Chile and
! Peru, unless the political situation
prevents him from carrying out his
desire.
The tentative plan is that the king
will be accompanied by Premier Nitti
and that he will first proceed to the
United States during the summer.
which is the slack season here, and
afterward proceed to South America
Victor Emmanuel desires especially
to return the visit President Wilson
made to him in Rome.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-28
ENGLAND FREEING INTERNED
"a Per Cent of 24,500 Civilian
Aliens Are Repatriated.

LONDON. November IL Correspond
ence of the Associated Press).-
Eighty-four per cent of the 24,500
civilian aliens interned in the United
Kingdom at the signing of the armis-
tice have been repatriated and 6 per
cent have been recommended for eX-
emption. These latter are said to be
men of long residence, many of them
having British born wives and chill
dren. Large numbers of these aliens
had sons who served in the British
army or navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-28
Film Can Be Ended Now

Most tooth troubles due to that film.
1t is film that the teeth It is the basis
of It holds food substance which ferents and
forms acid It holds the acid in contact with the teeth
to cause decay.
Millions of germs breed in it. They, with tartar
the chief cause of pyorrhea.
The film clngs the teeth, enters crevices and stays
Brushing does not end it. No ordinary tooth paste can
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clinical and laboratory tests The method is today APP
proved by leading dentists everywhere.
For home this method is embodied in dentifrice
called Pepsodent. And mailing To-Day Tubes to
all who ask, to let everyone its effects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-28
That Film on Teeth
See How They Look Without It.
All Statements Approved by High Denial Authorities

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-18
READ NORWOOD'S POEMS
At SUFFRAGE CLUB.

Se,ectaous from The Modernisrs, :"
powns of Robert Norwood, will be
Ircad Ivy Miss Lou Belle Catesby Jones
this afternoon at suffrage head
unarters. Fourth and Franklin streets,
at A:S0 O'Clock. Among other poems
Of This Canadian writer, Miss Jones
has chosen "Vashti" as being
especially appropriate to read before
the suffrage league. Miss Nora
Houston Will be chairman of the meet
ing.
-ea hostessee for the afternoon
arc. Mrs. John c. Robertson, Mrs,
BaslSins HobSor. Mrs. George Tomp'
kins. Mrs Amos NJ. Cover, Mrs.
Jar1eg Allison Addison. The public
is cordially inv;apa to ne present Miss
Lucy Randolph Mason, presidsnt OF
the Richmond League. wishes 10 meet
the members Of its executive council
a. feadquarters, promptly at 400
O clock this afternoon for brief
con sultation on a matter OF tmpor-
lance. PRIOR TO the regular meeting
which Is open TO the public.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-18
e week opened at the Lyric yester-

the week opened at the Lyric yester-
day. There are several features of
merit on the new bin. The singing
of Homer Lind, former grand opera
baritone, who, with the assistance of
Adah Currie Lind, presents a pretty
dramatic sketch with song and In
strumentai interpretations called Tho
Singing Teacher" and the graceful.
animated, artistic dancing of Julia
Rooney. of Clinton and Looney. are
attractions worthy of extended no
tice.
Both Of these acts won we'll merited
applause. Miss Rooney's best dance
number. which she calls ian imita
ton of my brother, Pat Rooney IS
more than that. II Is duplication
of Pat Rooney at his best Walter
Clinton, q capital eccentric, comedian
and dancer. and the graceful and
charming Julia have an act that is
well worth while.
Another good comedy feature is the
character skit, Cousin Giuseppe in
which Tony Martie and Joe Webb
prove themselves wop comedians OF
real ability. Burt and Florence Mayo.
giving picturesque gym" exhibition.
staged and very entertaining bird act
complete the bill The Pathe news
pictures are up to the usual standard
of excellence. The show as a who'll
is an ideal variety entertainment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-18
' Is Is d dfti
ITS OFFICES TODAY
Richmond Master Printers Hear In
spring Address From President
OF National Organization

Ihat the Richmond Typothetae will
open offices today at 122l-1222
Mutual building was announced last
night at the regular monthly meeting
OF that body after a dinner at the
Business Mems club. The organiza-
tlon now has forty-six members. in
eindlng commercial printers and
firms engaged in allied Tines.
Ihe OFFICES. which will be in per
Nohai charge or Secretary Parton, will
serve the needs OF the members Tor
obtaining information about trade
conditions and soon will open an en-
ployment office to facilitate getting
men and jobs together.
me guest OF the evening was
Arthur e. Southworth of Chicago.
president OF the United Typothetae OF
america. who is making tour of
the southern states on behalf of the
national organization. He gave an
inspiring address on the benefits TO
De derived from close organization and
and vigorously urged
mat the members take full advantage
OF the educational courses In cost
Iinding' estimating. salesmanship and
advertising which have been prepared
by the national body.
Mr.. Southworth emphasized the
IDEA that Typothetae is not "A price,
li@lhg organization but one designed
10 promote fair and just competition
as Wen rs to give the individual
printer the average of thorough I'M
Outstanding OF basic conditions in the
trade at all times
The constitution for the Richmond
lypothetae was formally adopted. G.
q, Worsham was elected to fill
vacancy on the executive committee.
President ii. NJ. Gaines occupied the
chair.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-18
AT THE :.
TE1EA'TERS
TURN TO THE RIGHT
OPENS REvTI'RN ENG AGENENT
2.asass:9s.............s.ss.as:.9a.2..aa..

once in the life of every man there
comes a time when he must take his
his choice of turning in his road. 1t
Is to the right that Joe Bascom turns
when he is released from prison after
serving a term for supposed robbery,
in the delightful comedy, Turn to The
Right" which opened a three~day en-
.gagement at the Academy last night,
returning TO that theatre by popular
demand to see the Smith and Golden
play again.
Chester Morris takes the part of
Joe Bascon. who turns to the right
and heads for home after his term in
prison. to find the girl he left years
ago and to see II she knows of his
trouble He finds her, and the plans
that had been huilded in their youth
for their future happiness are ma
tured Mir. Morris is a most capable
young actor. and The audience was de
lighted with his performance.
He has two pals in whom he has
implicit confidence, who had been In
prison with him and came 70 see him
when he was released. These are
Mugs and C:iliy. portrayed by Mike
Donlin and Dewitt NewIng, respect
lively They accidentally encounter
Joe at home and help him to get out
of Some scrapes Both of them are
most capable comedians, their lines
and actions causing unbounded laugh
ter. Both are to be commended for
their performance
Ruth Chester takes The part Of Mrs.
Bascom. and mos wonderful old
lady she makes, by her exquisite be
lief in the innnity she brings the two
| pals of Joe, bent to rob for her sake.
| TO see the light. and they reform,
| becoming prosperous business men.
| Miss Chester's impersonat1on is one
TO be long remembered and cherished
| by those who have had mothers of
the type she portrays.
| or the lesser feminine roles in the
play these might we'll be mentioned
Alice Carroll as Elsie Tillinger. the
girl with whom Joe ts in love; Cecil
Dwight as BETTY Bascom, Joes sister,
| and Maude FOX as Jessie Strong, a
friend, with whom Mugs and Gilly
fall In love and marry after they haye
become prosperous.
| Among the masculine roles. James
Huntley az Deacon Tlllinger, Elsie 9
father: Edgar Nelson as Sam Martin,
a country youth who grabs time by the
forelock and makes good There are
several minor parts in the comedy,
played by Rexford Burnett, Charles
lGoodrich. AL Sincoff, George Splevin
land Rita Rose.
! The play is in three scenes and a
prologue. the second and third scenes
being the same. and the whole of the
plot, outside OF the prologue. center
Ing about the home of Joe. These are
marvelously well-chosen settings and
the one in the second and third scenes,
showing the backyard of the Bascoms.
is specially to be praised.
4 There Will be performances this
evening and tomorrow, matinee and
night. A. w. p, Jr.