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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-06

Emergency relief in epidemics and
disaster.
Permanent duty with the Army
and Navy.
Helping the nations fighters back
to civilian life. @<
Child welfare work.
First Aid.
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IN EUROPE

Relieving distress among war suf-
ferers and helping their countries
recover from the war.
Distribution of surplus stores do
mated by the American army.
Helping the war orphans in Europe
through the Junior Red Cross.
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AT HOME

|. Organization of the nations Health
forces by cooperation with existing
agencies and by independent action in
unorganized communities. Education
I sof housewives, school children and other
groups in food preparation, home hygiene
and care of the sick.
Ii. Expansion of Home Service in those
communities where no similar service
exists to provide the same help to civil.
ian families that has been given families
of our fighting men. Gin ninety per cent
Of the Home Service communities there
existed no similar agency.) Providing
an Information Service to explain facii-
ties offered by the government and pri-
vate Sources. Inspiring cooperative effort
to make communities safer and better
places in which to live
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ARE HOME FROM
THE SAN LUIS VALLEY

THE SAN LUIS VALLEY
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Deppens returned
Monday from the San Luis valley, and
especially Monte Vista. where they
have been visiting for some time. Mr..
Deepen says it has been very wet over
there. but is drying up nicely now.
c. p. c. GETS VERY
ARTISTIC LABELS
The diffeernt labels OF The Colorado
Packing Corporation this year will De
among the most artistic put on any
products on the market. The Su-
perma brand, which is the fancy quail
ity put out by the company. will have
most realistic vegetable and fruit pro-
ductions. The Skyline brand label is
adorned with a beautiful view of the
Skyline drive. and the Royal Gorge
and Green Hill also have appropriate
Illustrations. The company has spent
considerable time and thought in evol-
wing these labels. which will cost con-
siderable money. the company going
on the theory that high-grade prod
ucts such as are manufactured here
should not be put up in shoddy. cheap
appearing labels.
II might be interesting to know that
the products of the local plant are
bought for quality and sell readily In
all parts of the country.
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SOME FRUIT is
FAILING TO SET

At this time of the year the fruit
man is very much concerned about
the setting of his fruit. or rather wor-
ried about the non-setting of his fruit
The blossoms on the cherry trees have
fallen to considerable extent in the
county this year. little more than
ordinary. possibly. However. there
is always small amount of fruit of
all kinds that will fail to set. the
causes for which are generally due to
two reasons. the lack of pollination-
and leaf roller injury to buds An
other cause that will make the blos-
SONS fall is the failure of the tree TO
obtain sufficient plant food to develop
the fertilized blossoms. There was
few days of rainy weather at blossom
time of the cherries. and no doubt the
non-setting of the cherries has been
due to that From prospects gener-
ally there will be big crop in the
county. The setting of fruit is scat
tered. but well above average.
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Wants Data About
The Tourist Trade

The Chamber of Commerce has re-
ouested the merchants of Canon City
and others deriving benefit from the
tourist business here 10 keep a spe-
cial account of all sales made to such
visitors from June ] to September Is
of this year in order that IL may de-
termine the results of its labors and
moneys expended in that direction.
The Chamber of Commerce has em-
ployed Charles H. Swanton to repre-
sent il as special agent in Colorado
Springs this wear. Mr. Swanton will
devote all of his time to working
among the tourists in the Pixies Peak
district and in directing them to
Canon City This will be the third
work for the local chamber of COM
merce and the results have been very
gratifying
II is desired to know how much
money tourists spend in Canon City
during the season II is confidently
believed this sum will be surprisingly
large when the total Is determinef
next September The records kept
in the Chamber of Commerce show
that many of these tourists later be-
came permanent residents.
TIE present outlook for tourist
travel this season is far greater than
ever before. and the indications are
that there viii be from % to so per
cent more than last year Several
parties have been here already.
This information viii lbe treated con-
fidentia'lv by the Chamber of Com
merce. and while the grand total VIII
be made public. the name and amounts
of each merchant viii not be given
out.
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MOTOR TRUCK PRICE
IS GREATLY INCREASED

+ An increase Of $3.50 in the price OF
the Ford worm drive truck effective at
once was announced by the wann Mo-
tor Company, local agents for the Ford
Motor Company yesterday
RETURNED TO HILLSIDE
AFTER CANON CITY VISIT
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wright and Miss
Vera Dismore, who have been In this
city for the past week visiting as the
guests Of Mr. and Mrs Earl Wright
in South Canon. returned to Hillside
today.
WILL VISIT HOME
FOLKS IN cALHAM, COLO.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Curtis of Lincoln
Park left today for Caihan, Colo. to
visit with the home folks
TO MAKE AN EXTENDED
EASTERN TRIP
Mr.. and Mrs. Lane Duff expect to
leave tomorrow for Ohio where they
VIII be the guests of Mr.. Duff's par
ents. They will also visit in Chicago
for while en- route to their destina-
ton.
MADE HAPPY BY
BIRTH OF BABY DAUGHTER
Mr. and Mrs E. s. Robbins of 52s
Riverside avenue are the proud par
ents OF 9-pound baby daughter. born
to them at their home today.
WILL ATTEND THE
GREELEY COMMENCEMENT
Miss Emma Swanson will leave to-
morrow for Greeley. Colo. to attend
the commencement exercises at that
place this week.
COLORADO SPRINGS PEOPLE
WERE SUNDAY GUESTS
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Woodward and
Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter Herbert and son
Clarence of Colorado Springs. were
Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs w. A. Mollett at Three Nile
Springs.
RED CROSS WORKERS, ATTEN-
TiON.
The program committee for Memo
rial day has given the Red Cross
women workers a place of honor in
the parade nthat day We are to
march in the first DIVISION Every
woman who has worked in the Red
Cross. whether in gauze work or in
the garment room. is expected to be
at the meeting place on time Friday
to help swell the ranks and make a
good showing for our local organiza-
tion. The only uniform that will
be necessary is the white apron and
cap for the sauze workers, with blue
caps or red cross for instructors The
rarment room workers can wear white
dresses and can secure Red Cross arm
bands at the local hedauuarters We
meet between Seventh and Eighth
street on Maco navenue promptly at
$3.50 O'Clock Friday morning
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NEW MEXICO TEACHERS
GUESTS ON fiNcol

GUESTS ON LINCOLN PARK
Miss F. T. Ringo of Ironton, Mo.
and Miss Dorothy Turney Of Spring
field ILL.,, who have been teaching
school at Clovis. N. NJ. are guests ol
Mr. and Mrs. w. p. Ahart OF East
Grand avenue, Lincoln Park They
stopped on here en- route to their re
spective homes for brief rest amid
the beauties Of our scenery and they
are enthusiastic in their praises Of
Canon City and its climate.
~kiATsr TURNER HOME
SATURDAY ON FURLoUcH
Harold Turner. familiarly known to
his friends as Hats" arrived here
from Norfolk. Va. last Saturday on a
couple of weeks furlough from his ma
val duties. He is a petty officer on
the submarine tender. Rainbow. and
has been stationed for some time in
the West Indies. with headquarters I
Guantanimo, Cuba. He has recently
been on duty in the Virgin Islands and
is. perhaps, the first of the Canon City
boys in the naval service service 10
visit This island group. the latest ter
ritorial acquisition of the United
States. Mr.. Turner. who is the guest
of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs II. f.
Turner. at s24 Allison avenue. will re-
main here for couple Of weeks He
has two years more to serve in the
navy before completing his term OF
enlistment
BIG FRuITMERE ORCHARD
is VERY PROMISING
a report from the Rockafellow
Fruitmere Orchard Company is to the
effect that big crop of apples may be
expected from its trees this season. AS
a result of the usual early pruning.
cleaning up and plowing of the or
chard this spring the property is in
splendid condition and makes an at
tractive appearance There was an
abundance of bloom on most OF the
trees and the fruit Is setting nicely.
II cost 1914 to purchase che oil nee
essary for spraying the orchard this
season. but the results seem TO have
justified the outlay The first arsen-
iesI spraying was done before the
calyx OF the blossoms closed and ap-
pears 10 have been likewise success
full. The outlook at this time for a
more than normal yield of all varieties
OF high grade. summer. autumn and
winter apples at the Rockafeilow
Fruitmere orchards this year is very
promising.
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Blue Front Grocery

Flour bs s17s Ibs ss4s
ss.1o, ib.-
Pueblo lbs,
r. G. Breakfast
First Brake Breakfast Food,
steriized Bran pound 2 1-2e
Meal
CORN, cracked
Rolled $345
evL$ 6ran e~t$2 3
s. o eed for at the door,.
to pounds ~ q. C. ib.
Queen Olives
Reid-Murdoch Monarch
ReidMurdoeh per bs
ReidMurdoeh Monarch
Standard Fruit Assortment 1Peach
Apricot Blackberry,
Fancy Assortment Peach Pineapple.
Aprico al for
722 Main Phone canon
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CUT WORM BAIT
T. FOR A SMALL TRACT

Cut worm poisoned bran mash IS
the same as is used for grasshoppers.
1t can easily be made at home in any
quantity desired. The following for
muIa will cover about one-eighth of
an acre 1t is the one used and rec
omended by the agricultural college:
Paris sreen. 5 ounces. 6 tablespoons:
bran. ! peck; syrup. quart; water. .
gallons. The mixture should be made
so that il will fall apart when sown
and not put into piles on the ground
Chickens and other animals are more
apt to pick II up. The poison should
be applied at night or very early in
the morning. as the cut worms ear
only in the evening and at night TINS
can be used for grssshoppers as ssu
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ST0MREM

The scientific sure-cure stomach
remedy. For sale by all drug stores or
mai ed direct. Price 81. plus &c tax.
The Fink-kienzle Drug Co. Canon
City. Colorado tAdvertisement-tf
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Tuesday
BUNK HOUSE AT
cuMAER RANCH COMPLETED

GUMAER RANCH COMPLETED
The Gumaer Estates Company has
just completed the work of building q
new 14-room bunk house for the ac-
commodation OF the men on its big
wetmore ranch. The bunk house Is
as modern as II is possible to make 1t
in that locality.
CHANDLER is SHUT OUT
At COAL CREEK
A fast game of ball was played at
Coal Creek Sunday when the team
representing that camp shut out the
boys from Chandler to the tune of Z
TO o. Fox" was in the box for Coal
Creek and he was in superb form.
striking ou, IL men and allowing only
few scattered hits The game
drew a eood-sized crowd. including a
number from Florence. The Chan
dler team was defeated at Rockvale
week ago.
ARE ENTERTAINING
MINNESOTA GUESTS
Mrs. Paul Bethke and daughter.
Minnie. from Arlington. Mimi. and
Mrs. ]. II. vogei and two children.
and Miss Clara veeh from Phillips.
burg. Kan. arrived last night to visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bethke
of SIC College avenue
oANSoN-BAlAcNA
NUPTiALs APPROACHING
The approaching nuptials Of James
Baiagna of Brewster and Miss Rita
johnson of Rockvale. were announced
'at the ST Benedict's church in Flor
ence Sunday. The marriage is TO
take place early in June and Mr.. Ba-
laena has recently purchased new
home In Brewster which Is being i'm
proved for the reception OF his bride
Miss johnson is popular young
teacher IN the Rockvale schools.
FLORENCE BALL TEAM
LOSES TO RocKvAlE
The Florence bah team played an
interesting contest with Rockvale on
Sunday on the latter's diamond and at
the end of the ninth inning the score
stood 6 10 Z in favor of the camp boys,
The teams were very evenly matched
and /, was an even break, until
Rockvaie made Ave scores in the
firth. sixth and seventh innings. Civ
ine them lead of three. In the sew
tutu fiuiHt ffblttlVt Cut dtNH tlic
lead by one and in the eifh'h the
game grew exciting when the locals
pied up two additional runs. but they
were unable to connect in the ninth
and the Rockvaie boys were the VIC
tors.
ARE GUESTS OF DAUGHTER
HERE FOR A MONTH
Mr.. and Mrs. HuEo Rohde of Bre-
men. Kan. arrived here Sunday and
are the guests of Mrs and Mrs. p. C.
whalen OF 400 College avenue. Mrs.
whaien is daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Rohde.
VISITED STATE INSTITUTIONS
LAST WEEK
Mrs. w. ]. Williams. society editor
OF the Times Record In company with
a representative Of the National Fed.
Grafton Of Woman's Clubs. spent por-
tion OF last week In Pueblo inspecting
the state insane asylum and other IN
stitutious. On completing her work
IN Pueblo they went to Canon City
to visit the state penitentiary. Eve-y
year the Colorado REPRESENTATIVES.
mako 4 repnrt to the hoa6ouartors of
the FederAttou o. WeuseaS cluba, and
Mfa, Willians b gatherlnk data for
~ san91Al repert. crtSo1e cse&k
- 1U111s 5 Z = a X Y ". ~ ~ ~ 81 lS, II an
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Wednesday
GONE TO WYOMING FOR
Twn WEEKS NtSl

GONE TO WYOMING FOR
TWO WEEKS VISIT
Mr.. and Mrs. NE. Curtis and family
left this morning for a two weeks
visft with Mr. Curtis brother and fam
fly. They will be accompanied as
far as Greeley by Miss Emma Swan
son.
BASEBALL GAME ON
HIGH SCHOOL GROUNDS
There will be a very interesting
baseball game Decoration day at the
Canon City high school grounds. The
coniestins teams viii be Chandler and
Rockvale Games called at O'Clock.
COUNTY MEDics MET
AT FLORENCE MONDAY
The Fremont County Medical So
ciety met in Florence Monday evening
and a very interesting program was
carried out Mrs Noble. who has
charge of the health picture shown
at the opera house there Monday. was
present and made splendid talk on
the work of the state board of health.
DR.. r. c. Atkinson Of Florence read
paper on quarantine regulations
and DR. orendorff OF this city brought
a clinical csse with him. Those
present were Drs. webb. Holmes. vii
kinson. Orendorr. Graves of this city;
DIR. Davis of Portland. and Drs. Adkin
son and Hutton of Florence.
RETURNS FROM
DENVER WITH TWO CARS
Bob Powell. of the Powell-Overland
Company. returned from Denver last
night with two cars. a WHY'S Six and
model 90 Overland. Jesse Jones
drove one of the cars down from Dem
yer.
HAS RETURNED TO CANON
rt-N rn>as Ant a c
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RETURNS FROM
DENVER WITH TWO CARS
HAS RETURNED TO CANON
CITY FROM OVERSEAS

William T, WI son. better known as
TIED. returned to this CITY SUNDAY
nigh'. after being in the service al
most fhree ears. Mr.. Wilson enlist
ed in the National Guards in June.
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ON LAST SUNDAY

Mrs. James NJ. Turner. = former res
Ident Of Canon ictS. died 10 P,aablo on
sunday. AZ Miss MertIe peters ehe
No : teacher h the Waehinetou
school hers ~ years seo. HSf huss
hand 4 : hfc<her of Mras ~. G. 1cnoWi-
tu8 q Tits ctty. Mn. Turner made
Segsvel v1pits here lqrine ~ 1as3 yoeF
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OVERLAND MAN SPENDING
A DAY OR TWO HERE

Mr.. Greer. who is connected with
the willys-Overland Company in Den
yer. is in town on his usual trip over
the territory Mr.. Greer has just re-
turned to Colorado from New Mexico
and reports business good all along
the line.
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1916, and left here with the Canon
City boys for the rifle range, of which
he was member. He was then sent
to Douglas, Ari-, where he spent an
other five month, returning to this
state about the time war was declared
with Germany. He was unable to get
discharge and was kept at Fort Lo-
gan about six months and from there
went to Camp Kearney, Cal. where
he remained until being sent overseas.
Although not in active service he saw
much of France He received his hon
orable discharge at Fort Russell. Wyo-.
a few dayes ago. and returned to this
city. He is stopping at the home OF
Mrs. ]. NJ. Jones on River street.
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FLORENCE PosToFFicE Us
IN ENLARGED QUARTERS

Florence. May 26-=-The work OF re-.
modelling the pos;oEice is completed
and the new quarters are credit TO
the city. The size of the lobby has
been very materially reduced. but stin
II IS sufficiently large 10 tack care of
the ordinary business OF the office
THE working quarters in the office
proper have been enlarged which is a
great advantage 20 the working force.
For many years the members Of the
force have been Obliged to labor un.
der difficulties owing to the cramped
quarters. The business of the Office
has increased steadily for the past few
wears until now II Is the distributing
point for Eastern Fremont county
rontes and this. together with the de.
veiorment Of the parcel post business
demands moro room.
Postmaster Burkhard says he hnr
had from 10 to Is application for
bcxes on the waiting Hat for the paet
yenr and : half. hut new section Of
steel boxea has been Installed, which
has relIsye6 that si{ratlp1.
when Tire pal8s5t3 ard da<oskS0vs
|complsts the1r Gesks p,e>$zbeq udopls
w1l1 1ays svesv ~ n n - tGpR1
e tho1fs poeto ll&o. ~
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Santa Fe Society
Notes
lcogtinued trg1u rae Tw9,l

Continued from PAGE Two)
which is the inevitable equipment of
the artist The Day of the Deer
Dance at Tyu'onyi' is a block of re-
markable quality and beauty and an
achievement in this medium-in fact,
q museum print, and ought to remain
in the permanent collection of the Art
Institute. There was not, for instance,
a single etching, as etching. that could
compare with Baumann's Day of the
Deer Dance which as an example Of
block-print is well nigh perfect"
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Clovis

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Walker Hunter are
enjoying a visit from Mrs. Hunter
niece, Miss Brown, of Norman, Okla.
l.. L. Puryis of Clovis and Miss
Molly Berry of Melrose were united
in marriage by Rev. J. 7. Redmond
at the Methodist parsonage the Zoth'
DR. c. Floyd of Durant Okla, for
morly of near this city ana Melrose,
was a pleasant visitor here rev DAYS
this week. The doctor IS fairly satur-
ated with enthusiasm over the pros
poets for an abundant crop TINS lali'
Messrs. Curren and Young spent
Friday in Muleshoe. They report the
country as simply great ana every
thing looking prosperous
Dr. c. r, Lukens, manager or the
Children's Home at Albuquerque, was
in the city shaking hands with his
many friends.
Otto Kamradt, bolermaker at the
shops, is spending his vacation with
his parents near Grady. Mr.. kamradt
is hoping the country air and rest VIII
benefit his health which was con-
siderably impaired by long and tedious
work.
viii Knudson left last week for his
claim near McAllster, Mr.. Knudson
| has several quarters Of land which he
will improve before returning tins
/ fall. He expects to raise bumper
crop.
Prof Miriam r. Iugihibihl of the
/ New Mexico State normal of Silver
/ City was in Clovis Thursday
| Mr.. Gilber, of the First National
| bank at fabian, was in the city on
/ Monday.
Miss Mary Parker who has been
| visiting Miss Lena Wisdom for the
| past three weeks, returned to her
/ home near Oklahoma CITY, Thursday.
/ Miss Wisdom accompanied her friend
as far as Amarillo,
| Edna Earle. the tWo-and-one-halt
year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
! Kay Shumate, ehokcd to death on a
! peanut Saturday morning. The child
was given some peanuts to eat by her
! father, who never dreamed of it's
] awful consequence. on Thursday eve
! ming about 8 o'clock and the little
one lived until Saturday at a. M,
= when death relieved her sufferlngs.
| Although two physicians were sum-
moned, they We're poWerless to aid her
and the use of the X-ray was not con-
sidered advisable.
Mrs. George Caldwell and Miss Net
! tie Shumate of Tulsa, Okla arrived
in the city Saturday to attend the
1 funeral of their niece. Edna Earls
i Shumate.
Assistant District Attorney II. G..
4 Coors of Albuquerque was a pleasant
visitor in Clovis Saturday.
State Corporation Commissioner Q.
! L. owens was nthe city the first of
the week from Santa Fe.
Attorney George i. Reese was in
Clovis on business several days this
week.
Corporal Ross Davis, an overseas
/ soldier, returned several days ago with
! his French bride. The little French
lady seems rather bashful and timid-
ly crowds near her husband when too
much curiosity is shown over how a
real French girl, just from France,
/ really looks. The young soldier and
his pretty bride received warm well
come on their return home. Mrs.
\ Ross maiden name was Mademoiselle
Julia Munier. They were married in
\ Paris.
c, Jackson returned from TT sum-
ner after several weeks absence as
telegrapher at that point.
A. e. Sieger has let the contract
for q maple floor on his auditorium
building.
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THE FT.Ks' LOG CABIN.

Construction is to begin this week
on the log cabin of Santa Fe chapter
of Elks, which is to serve as a summer
club house in the Santa Fe canyon.
1t is nine miles above town, near
Monument Rock. in a spot where a
grassy dell is skirted by sky-piercing
peaks, where there are carpets OF
wild flowers, tinkling waterfalls and
leaping trout. Work on the Scenic
highway from town to the cabin was
begun this week. Fairer and more
attractive country club house than this
log cabin with its great fireplace, its
rest rooms and library. will be hard
to find in the southwest.
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NEW MEXICO IN FRENCH PUB
TIC NTIONS.

The Journal de la Societe des Amer
icanistes in its latest number gives
two pages TO reviews of the mono
graph of Director Edgar l.. Hewett
and Professors Junius Henderson and
Wilfred Robbins on the "Physiogra-
ply of the Rio Grande Valley in Re-
lation TO Pueblo Culture" and to DR..
Hewetts The Excavation of Qurigua,
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NEW PLAY BY CAPT TWITcuELI

A mystery play, dealing with the
movies, with one act in Arizona and
one in a movie studio in Hollywood,
is the latest from the dramatic pen of
Captain Waldo Twtchell of Santa Fe,
whose up in the Air" has been pro-
duced in San Francisco and whose
musical play "Tranquilina," is built
on a one-act play written by Twitchell
for the Community theater and pro-
duced with splendid success in the
st. Francis auditorium. The title of
the mystery play is when in Doubt, "
and is undoubtedly the best construct
ed play, from the literary and dramat-
ic standpoint that Captain Twtchell
has written thus far. The music and
lyrics are now being finished and the
few who have been privileged to hear
the melodies, which are by Arthur
Fournier, who collaborated on the
other plays, are impressed with their
rhythm and tunefulness, having that
"whistleable" quality for which the
composer of lyrics strives. Their artis-
try lies in their very simplicity, The
words of the lyrics have a subtle APP
peal 10 popular fancy. The play has
been accepted and will be produced