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Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH, Pa. Sept. 19-Un-
der the threatening influence OF the in-
dustftal situation, stocks on the Pitts
burg Stock Exchange went into a
slump yesterday that saw almost the
entire list fall to lower levels, sons
OF the drops being 50 sharp as ~ in
dicate decided weakness. American
Rolling Mills common led the days
declines, falling 10 points, while The
American Window Glass Machine, nm
der heavy pressure, dropped poinIs,
Arkansas Gas was down IN, bearing
ont the statement in yesterdays Dis
patch that the stock appeared due Tor
a setback.
Industrial stocks mostly were af-
tecled by the sagging trend Of prices.
SLaBelle Iron common was down III
Electric common was eff point srd
United States Glass dropped 1s. Pitts
burg Brewing common was Up 4 and
tjrion Natural Gas rose y. Westing-
ttuse Airbrake was up 2, Barnsdall
corporation dropped 2 points and Ok
Iahomu Gas was down III. A bear
raid was made on Mariana Refining
and at one time forced It down to
73s, but the market in thUse shares
recovered and 1t closed at TX, its Pre-
vious level. emphasizing that this
Stock has evidently established itself
70 stay. r- --
throughout the entire session there
was bearish sentiment because If
the present troubled condition of labor
Opinions as to the strike wers ex-
pressed both ways, with those beIiey,
ing the strike will come off in The ma
iority for 1t was late belief that the
steel corporations want strike and
would not seek very much, to prevent
one.
The bond market was strong, but
dealing we're held to Liberty issues,
Of which 6 denominations changed
hands, all making gains. Total trahs-
actions (par value) amounted to Sill
gro.
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oil and Gas.

The Weir sand extension on Jordans
creek, Big Sandy district, Kanawha
county, w. Va, has presented another
good producer. 1t is the Guftey Gil
Iespie company's No. z on the James +.
Brown farm. The we'll is located $40
feet east Of No. 5 on the same lease
and flowed 40 barrels an hour after
drilled into the pay. On Doctors
creek, 1 400 feet northeast Of No. on
( the James f. Brown farm, the South
Penn Oil company has completed and
shot in the Weir sand a test on the
sLuyernia Gobb farm. II will not make
better than a very light pumper.
Shooting the old wells in the Weir
sand extension is still feature. The
and Is alloose, open formation but the
wells seem to paraffin up and 1t re-
lures small shot-fiye quarts does
he work-to bring back the produce
ion. Development work in that dis
trict is increasing and few leases are
nearly drilled over.
III McClelland district, Doddridge
county, the Producers Development
company has drilled its No. 2 on the
r ri Kernoer farm through the Cor.
ION sand It Is showing for five.
barrel putnper. The South Penn on
onpany has drilled It's No. s on the
N N. Morris "a acres six feet into the
Gordon sand at depth Of S,215 feet
and showing for 15-barrel pumper
hi Union district, Peasants county,
Inc Anhut Oil company has now COM
nieted lad shot in the Cow Run sand
"a. 3 on the g. C. Bailey farm. 1t Is
moving for a light pumper, In the
Eureka district, Frank Shriner's No. 3
al HE Jackson farm and the Creek OIL
coinpany's test on the j. w, H. Conner
farri are both busters, In the Union
district, John T. Hopkins & Co. have
lie rig completed for second test on
The oliver Gorrell farm ]. I, Ingham
K company are due in the sand at
Test on the j. s, McHenry farm. Nicely
4 company have the rig completed for
Test on the s. M. Coss farm In Wal
ionS district, Roane county, the Eastern
Petroleum company has 10-barrel
bumper at No. 9 on the @. G. and M. D.
Daugherty farm,
on the Ohio side in Warren town
hip. Belmont county, the Ohio Fuel
supply company has drilled No. 8 on
lie James A. Judkins farm through
he Berea grit and showing for a five
,affel pumper. This location Is 1900
southwest Of No. on the same
.arfi. IN Mead township, the Natural
company offWest Virginia has tbs
iie kind OF a pumper in the Big Lime
test onthe William Ramsey farm.
III WAYNE township, w. @. Mooney &
80 ire drilling test on the Hamilton
Pdllips farm. In the, same township.
Ne ohloBusf supply company Is drill
IS teton the Ross Yarnell farm, In !
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JOSCHKO'S
STRONG STATENENT
Endorses Plant Juice and Recon-.
mends II to All Sufferers of
Stomach Trouble,

When nature calls for assistance it
Is needed quickly, but it must be a
remedy that leaves no after effects;
that builds up, not tears down. This
is the logical effect of Plant Juice, the
new herbal stomach remedy, as 1t at
tested by the numerous testimonials
OF well-known local people, who have
regained their health by the use &C
this famous preparation.
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New York

NEWYoRK, sept. 19.-The crisis in
he steel situation was again the over
hsdogtng influence In yesterdays
lefgous stock market, other considera-
ions and developments, including sew:
.ral Of favorable import, receiving
cant attention.
IA financial circles IT was still be-
ieyed that the views Of the conserva-
ION element among the labor leaders
YOU'D prevail, but adYices from Pitts
,urgh and other industrial centerS
eemed to offer little encouragement.
Trading was lighter and more cir
INSCRIBED than al any recent PERIOD
,ut tie trend during the greater part
81 the session was downward, leaders
OF the most part recording lowest
,rlces Of the week.
United States Steel was under con-
Itant pressure, though losing only
ibout i1k points at It's lowest and re-
.oyering more than half at the close.
Associated issues and allied equip
ments followed the same course,
though 1uctuating within broader
tadiiis8
Among other industrials more or less
concerned in the disquieting steel sit
ratiors notably motors and their spe-
ciaIties, also feathers and coppers, res
actions Of, Q to almost points were
partly retrieved.
OILS reflected little of their wonted
Independence, yielding 1 to points
with shippings, but tobaccos were =
striking exception to the general ten
dency. several OF the high4priced is
sues showing unusual activity at gross
gains Of 5 to 20 points, there, however,
undergoing irregular downward revt-
sion later.
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The Very Rev. Don Roberto Josch-
ko, of No. 1904 Slocum street, Chi
cago, ILL.,, Vicar General OF the Diocese,
who is known and beloved not only by
his church associates, but by hundreds
OF people throughout the state of I'LL.
nois, who will be glad to learn of this
reverend gentleman's recovery OF
health, recently gave the following:
For more than 10 years l have
suffered with stomach trouble, using
many medicines Of various kinds with.
out any help. Two years ago was
forced to 90 to a hospital in Winnipeg,
Canada, and remained there for over
four months heard of Plant Juice
and the first two days l had taken IL
got 90 much relief that / continued It's
use; the gas has left my stomach, 1
have good appetite now and feel
greatly improved In every way. ] am
clad to endorse Plant Juice and would
recommend It to all sick people, es-
pecIaIIy for stomach trouble
Plant Juice IS sold In Fairmont al
Fairmont Pharmacy.
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lao ACRES, GOOD ENOUGH FOR
ANYBODY. High grade farm,
well watered, in high state of cul-
tivatlon; 40 acres OF the best creek
bottom pasture and 20 acres OF wood
land. A good sugar bush from which
200 to 300 gallons Of syrup can be
made each season. A good bearing or
chard. Barn 36x77 with concrete
floor, in stable parts; rs ton silo barn
and silo we'll painted and in excellent
repair. Machine shed and grainery, II
room house finished, well painted and
in good repair, with large cellar, with.
in one mile of paved road, centralized
school district, one mile to churches
and stores, can reach best markets IN
30 minutes with truck; must be sold
Investigate. Price $50 per acre one
half cash, balance long term payment
Will quote price, including stock, crops
and farm equipments. Arthur Outright
LES Center Street, Ashtabnla, Ohio.
9.16-St-641s.
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Post plseontinued.

Gooch Post No. So, Grand Army OF
the Republic, with headquarters at
Rymer, for many years, and later at
was discontinued alta
held at the latter place yes
terday. his course was decided upon
because of diminishing membership
and a difficulty in the turnout of a
quorum at the regular meetings. The
Women's Relief Corps Auxiliary voted
to continue their branch of the or
ganization,
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Farewell Party

Mrs. j. G. Huey entertained Tues
day evening at her home in Jefferson
street, complimentary to Mrs. T. P.
O'Brien and Mrs. S. NJ. Stillwell who
with their families leave this week for
Cambridge, Ohio, where they will re-
side. At the close Of an enjoyable ev-
ening spenI with games and music,
refreshments were served. Both hon
or guests were presented witha brooch
and silver spoons as remembrance
gifts. :.
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lLeoion Post Meets.

An important meeting of the
Charles MILAN post Of the American
Legion was held at the Central school
last evening at eight
o'clock. Nominees for the various Of
fices were elected and will be an
ncunced later.
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ATTENDING courts

A number Of Warrington persons
are in Fairmont this week attending
court. 1t is said that vigorous effort
will be made to unearth the distrtb-
utors of itoxicats these parseaoiuu
utors Of intoxicants in these parts at
thir term.
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WARRINGTON
MovInu Here.

Mr.. and Mrs. High Morgan and chill
dren will return to Akron, Ohio, to-
morrow after a visit with, relatives
here. They will. in the near future
return to. Warrington to reside, the
former having accepted position with
the Bowers Pottery Company.
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Moved 10 Manninoton.

Mr., and Mrs. Ernest Holford and
children have returned to Warrington
after having lived in Philadelphia for
the past year Mr.. Holford returns
to his former position with the Bow
ers Pottery Company.
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Dance Series

The local B. P. o. Eiks held the
first OF series of kelly dances in
their hall last evening The affair
was an invitation one. Club musicians
furnished the music.
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Ralph M. Johnson is confined to his
nome in Sycamore addition from an
attack Of influenza.
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sarbed wife Frof, d. 8

Marshall & Ifibbs. the Buffalo street
hardware dealers have purchased a
car load of barbed wire from the U.
S. Government. They expect the wire
to arrive soon and will offer It at Al
special price.
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4 fiie demo ION 81 General
lPershihg First Division which viii
proceed at 8 rapid rate.
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ID 10 their home after 4 visit with
MI. ana Ms. q II I,pYther IL Frank
lin street
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Grain and Produce

CHICAGO, Sept. 19-Indicatlons
that farmers were adopting the pro-
jectl Of holding back grain and live
stock to obtain higher prices gave an
advantage TO the bulls In the corn
market despite continued Threatening
labor developments. Corn closed
strong, 21sc to &c net higher with
September $l.471s and December
81. 24B to SLIPS. Oats finished 1%c
TO 2Bc UP. In provisions the out
cine ranged from 6oc decline to a
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FARMS FOR SALE

FOR SAILS acre farm on Aickmah
Run Dwelling house and out build
ings. Address T. j, Daugherty, Rt g.
Fairmont, w. Va.
9.17-4t-6427.
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on AND GAS

Mead township, the Natural Gas COM
paay Of west Virginia IS drilling sec
ond test on the Harriet Warren farm
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Transferred.
lieutenant Harold B. MARI Of this
CITY has ben transferred from Camp
Sherman, Ohio to Camp Mead, Nd, to
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SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
My wife, Essie Davis Tucker, hhs
left my home, bed. board and iprote
tion without any cause whatsoever
will not be responsible for any hiils
debts or contracts OF any ciaracte
which she may contract.
9-19-2t IRA TUCKER
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certain tlmeS Win
backachcs and ter
rible pains. Would
have to keep to my
bed for at least two
days. My trouble
was caused by con-
gestion. Ny moth.
er had taken DR..
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription as q
tonic and s he
thought it might be
OF some benefit to
me, and it surely
proved to be. The
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FOR SALE--Lot S0xl00 feet neai
Post Office. II taken quick $500
Easy terms. Phone 7s6-R,
s7i7sst
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FOR SALE-Two lots and feltt Toon.
house in good condition Waiter
Toothman, 615 View street.
ssi5s ID. Sos
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PAINTER WANTED Steady work 9
year. Jefries Bros, Apply AZ 0g-
den avenue. -
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felief was prompt but took three bottles
Of the Prescription and by that time my
health was better than it had ever been-it
was absolutely perfect. take pleasure in
recommending it to all girls who suffer
periodically. MRS. @. D. REEVES,
a2l N. Central Ave.
Avoided Operation
fredericksburg, Va.:-"After mother
hood / went down in health until was an
invalid for over nine months. had infnm-
nation and liberation and can't bcG;g to
tell how l suffered. doctored but did not
get any relief The doctor said nothiny but
an operation would ever help mo. out
soTetion sSS md nv nv health was SAc competey
restored and have been strong and healthy
ever since. MRS. @. Z. TALLEY.
907 National Boulevard.
Mokbaro AkkayIkSon
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FOR SALE-West End Addititn
Choice lot 10O1151 feet Attractiyg
prices and terms. See AZ n. Kuhn,
Nelson Theatre Office, 9st7ss
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FOR SALE-Good piano. Teasonaail
price, Call 159-W. ssie S5t-stle
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Women With
Backache and Pain

Stanton, Va.:-"When l was about
twenty years Of age l suffered great deal at
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FOR Household furniture d
Guiding one Brunswick Nictfola
Phone 344-R. 9.1S-Sp 64t3
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Is. Assn led AID ISINlG
Two cENTs'A WORD CASH VT aOhps"
HETp WANTED MAIE

,>oS@LsS-eJNees
WANTED Several good pick minefd
at our Aurora Mime. Steady work
and good wages. Have house thar
viii accommodate two. families Apply
to supt. at mien or our otflee "a he
Fairmout Hotet Bldg. GREAT +,
FAIRAoNT INVESTMENT 70,
s-1s-e siss
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Mothers, Attention

Alexandria, Va
Il have depended q
great deal on DR..
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription to keep
mo well during my
whole life. As o girl
! took It, and always
during motherhood |
have depended on it
20 keep me strong
and healthy; / sui.
fered much less than
I otherwise would
have and mychldren
were all very healthy
been much benefited
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ZOE SAVE.

FOR SALE-HousehoId t1rniture
Mumford Apartments. a-issst- si.a
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were al very healthy. ieeI that ! nnY9
been much benefited by its uNe."--MRS,
MAMIE sUpDARTH, 1881 Duke St
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F0A SALE-One ice box, one show
case, one penny gum machine "a
National Cash Register and one Beret
Bar lnsquire 214 Madison st.
s-1s-etsA4i
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HIS AcHIEvEM ENTS.
ESJ HAVE been in business here at

SSI HAVE been In business here at
the old stand for thirty four
years" admitted the proprietor
OF the Right Place store In Petunia.
During that time 27,OjO. in round
numbers, fresh young drummers have
tried TO talk me into buying rare bar
gains that | didn't want, and 1898
wen-meaning lunkheads have left
the door open when It ort to have
been shut. have listened with a
crocodile smile TO something Ike i6,-
543 old stories and no more than two
dozen new ones. l have furnished
settin' places for all the prominent
and influential loafers OF the com
munity. and have had two tons OF
prunes, cheese ana glnger-snaps G,
up by 'em. | am thirty-four years
older than | was when ! began, and
very little wiser or richer, : have
tr"sted almost everybody who has
ashel me 20, and some of them
cheated me and others didn't. So
speaking biologcally, spose don
think any worse OF my foller citizens
than they do Of me.'-Kansas city
star.
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About Plays and Players
THE scibilla Producing Company.
BY BIDE DUDLEY
composed Of Anton scibilis,

II eAD SNibAhh AbhtNihE SpAilpdhNs
composed OF Anton Scibilia.
Jack Morris. c. v. Koontz and
Edwin T.. Kohn. has been formed TO
stage a series OF plays for Broadway
consumption. It's first venture will be
n production of Penny Wise" qaint
comedy by Mary Stafford Smith and
Leslie Vynor. which had n long run
at the Prince Of wales Theatre, Lon
don The play tells n story Of Lam
cashire life, with scenes laid near
Manchester, which city gave Presi-
dent Wilson the heartiest reception OF
his entire trip through England.
penny Wise" will go into rehearsal
this week under the supervision Of
Lionel Atwll. Its cast Will be headed
by Molly Pearson. tho original Bubty
In "Bunty Pulls the Strings" Miss
Pearson will have another role that
suits her personality. william Len
nox. who played William in "Bunty."
and Harry Ashford and Harold De
Becker. both OF whom were in Hob
sons Choice" have been engaged also.
The new production will open out Of
town In about three weeks. and. after
a preliminary tour. Will be brought to
a Broadway theatre.
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c. v. THEATRE TO REOPEN.

Frank Conroy and Harold Meltzer
will reopen the Greenwich Village
Theatre Saturday evening, Feb, \.
with a comedy called "HObohemia,' %
the same being dramatization of the
story Of that name by Sinclair Lewis
printed In a magazine. "IIobOhcmia"
Is n satire on the people OF Green
wich Village, and its shOrthaIred
women and longhaired men. A year
or so ago Mes5rs COnruy and Melt
Zer gave up the Greenwich Village
Theatre and went into the navy. Mr.
and Mrs. Coburn took 1t and produced
The Better Ole" there, later NOV
ing the play to the Cort. where IL
now ~. The former proprietors OF the
little theatre In the Village have been
discharged from the service. Ber-
nard Gallant has been retained as
business manager.
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TO CONSERVE BRAIN WORK.

fsk lever mind" said tho fai
v plumber, Il won't always be
at this job"
Going to retire?" qulzzed the thin
carpenter.
Nope. I'm working on q new in
vention"
Well"
1T is belt to conserve mental cf-
fort"
Machinery OF some kind?"
NO; it is for people to wear when
they eat"
"Huh!"
"iou see, lots Of people arc 80 busy
thinking Of other things they do not
want to be bothctci about keeping
tabs on their eating"
"lndped!'
so | have Invented a belt which
tells by tension just when man has
eaten a certain amount. and n,
doesn't have 10 stop to bother his
head about hguring up the calorles.
youngstown Telegram.
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GOSSIP.

Clara joel Gas gone into the movies,
Harry l.. - RI and George u. SiOd-
dard. writer's OF Listen. Lester arc
preparing revue.
MI ana Mrs. r. ZIcgfcld and Miss
Patricia Ziegtcid left yesterday for
ialm Beach.
Jack Osterman. son OF J. J. Roscn-
thai and kathryn O,terman, has
Uecn quite ~ IN "A Chicago hospital.
A special performance Of Every
thing viii Oc gwen for men ~ uni
form NJ tho llippodrOmc next sunday
afternoon.
Joseph ;. Klein has taken over the
lease on the 18th Street Theatre from
Jerome Rosenberg. High class stock
will continue there
Bruce McIlac. Joseph Santley and
Hazel Dawn have been added - the
"Floradord" number IN the Actors
Fund Benedt at the Century Friday
afternoon.
Harry Tlgh9 will 30 into the Zieg-
field 80 O'Clock Revue and Midnight
Frolic" next Monday. Hen sing
songs, cut up and everything.
Tom Lewis will have an important
role In the Winter Gardens annuaI
mid winter extravaganza. monte
Cristo Jr," which Is nov In prcclra-
tion.
Walter Hast says that II he could
ind suitable play for sam Sidman
oi The Little Brother" he would star
him on Broadway next season. sam
save he wouldn't mind.
Lee kugel has completed the clst
fOr The Not" In Il are kDth,cue
Mac Donneil, Charles MilEarl, Charles
Dalton. Byron Bcaglny, Frank "ygH.
j. II. BlrneJ Arthur liidrod, WAllo-
Horton. Alfred Shirley, May Hopkins,
c'cc!y BarchHl and GrJhamc Lucas.
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ENTIRELY TOO THOROUGH.

A CERTAIN farmer who lives not
~ far from Youngstown had the
habit OF collecting so many old
buggies and wagons that his yard
was Uttered with them most OF the
time.
The wife OF the farmer, who has
entirely different ideas about tho way
things should be conducted resolved
TO make a cleanup,
Accordingly she assembled the
ramshackie vehicles in an open space,
set fire TO them and glcefllly watched
them disappear.
When the husband returned from
town he drove 20 the back yard,
looked about him, rubbed hts eyes,
and cried eXcitedly:
Great bubblng beeswax, Henri
eta, where is evcryth ng?"
why" replied his wife. 81 tust
burned up lot OF old trash"
The husband gulped, gasped,
cleared his throat and then blurted
out;
but heavens to Betsy. Henrietta,
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BIBLE STUDENTS.

TN HARRISON ALLAN. Treas
| urer OF the Bible Society Of
America, said in an address in
Pittsburg:
We find a deplorable ignorance Of
the Bible even among the higher
classes, when now and then. we
meet some one in tho higher classes
who possesses little biblical know!-
edge, he or she is apt to be rldicu-
lously proud about it,
"A young millionaire and his wife
were once talking TO me about a visit
they had made 10 the famous picture
gallery Of the Prddo in SPAN.
What did you like best in the
Pradu" | asked
"A Corrogg!o,' said the husband
"A Corrcggio Of Adam and Eve IN
the Garden, with the apple and the
serpent
Then the young wife looked at me
with a superior air and added:
Yes. that interested us especially
because. you see. we know the anec.
dote, Pittsburgh Chronicle-tsie-
graph.
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A TIP FROM HARRIS.

Sam II. Harris has n suggestion
for playwrights. II is see soldiers
and sailors who have seen actual
lighting IN the war. They have worlds
OF dramatic material
Talk about real drama" says Mr..
Harris. why, you can get enough
romance and realism out OF those fell
lows tor ten plays. Their plots Will
be vital and the situations new. Get
busy, playwrights!
MIR. Harris furRcts a man cannot
get busy and soldier at the same time.
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A CHANGE OF TITLE.

Arthur Hammerstcin has decided
TO change the name Of his new Har-
bach Friml musical play from "The
Slumber Party" 10 "Hnger Longer.
Lucy" lie says II has been so much
trouble 10 find n suitable title that nc
hopes some day all theatrical pro-
ductions will be designated by num-
bers. As ~ Is now musical comedies
are usually known for their figures.
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ANSWERS TO INQUIRIES.

Pearl--Address her care Jewel Pro-
ductions, No. 1000 Broadway.
Harper--Dont believe her book
was ever published.
Itichards-lIctter get n job in the
chorus and work up Sec Matt Grau,
New York Theatre Building.