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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-21
Child's Roman Sandal.
Turkish Towels

Size 81 K II inches, bleaehed turkish to
ON Sale Saturday; regular
1Se; sale price
The sun., 1919-05-23
Raw SILK Prices Up 80 Cents.

The local raw silk market continues
very strong and prices have gained an
other so to 40 cents since last week.
II. l.. Gwaiter & Co. report The de-
mand Is increasing as prices advance
and very large business has been
done during the last couple of days at
full rates. not only in spot silk but also
for forward delivery extending well into
the summer. ,.i.
The extremely high prices of Japan
silks are awakening more active in
terest in Canton sorts, which are still
attractive. though lay down costs are
being considerably increased by the
steady upward trend of silver exchange.
The same Il the case with China steam
Natures. which have scored a notable
advance during the week.
The Yokohama market has scored
another advance OF 40 to so yen since
the close of last week. accompanied by
active buying for American and Euro
pean account Tram stock Is over the
1900 yen mark. Kansai No. being re-
ported at 1890 yen paid. High grade
qualities. both in white and yellow silk.
are quoted at 1890 yen.
The Canton market Is more active.
The Shanghai market is arm.
The sun., 1919-05-23
Business Troubles.
Schedules N Rankmntex

STEIN sCHoNoEIT - sch.du,a n,
liabilities of t63.gsa and assets 81 ak
oSS, 1890 OF which IL in machinery and
stock. The three largest creditors are,
David Stickler. IL Lewis street, SiB0e0.
F. L. Stott, ais Fourth avenue. ys.aa5'
and the sherman National Bank. Fifth
avenue and Thirty second street, IS. 600
Louis Dorfman.. 1853 Broadway, is the
attorney.
BECKIE zUFLAcHT a sehsduIs =,
Beckie Zunacht. no address, shows LA
bilities OF tl3,7S6 and assets OF g.. 500
The three largest creditors are: Heimo-
WITT Bros, 2s2 Broome street S2Ii9:
Joseph Prensky q Bro, SIT Broadwav
N,190, and Rosenthal a Fllessler I'd
East Fourteenth street. s1,46s. Leopold
FREEMAN. 500 Broadway. is the attorney,
Receiver IN Bankruptcy,
BRADFoRD TEXTILE CoMPANY--Judr.
valid in place of Morris j. Hirsch. whom
he appointed yesterday, as receiver with
a 5000 bond, for the Bradford reStiiS
COMPANY. 22S Fourth avenue.
Petitions In Bankruptcy.
NORvAL BRAUS--A voluntary nathan n,
Norval Braun, Nepera Park ~ " shows
liabilities of t2,sS2 and assets Of iio5
The three largest creditors are Herman
Vosshack, Brooklyn, ss75; Charles Chris
Hansen, S94l Amundsen avenue S2iR
and the Indiana Flooring Company. es2
Rider avenue, i.45i; Benjamin W.
Moore. s5s Broadway. Is the attorney
HENRY ]. CoHEF-A voluntary petition
of Henry I. Cohen, IS East Seventh
street. shows liabilities Of 1851 and no
sssetA The largest creditors are Jennie
The sun., 1919-05-23
COFFEE MARKET.

The coffee market yesterday was fea-
tured by an excited advance early in
the day. followed later by Just as vio-
lent reactions On the call prices were
10 to 81 points higher than the previous
close with Wall Street and a large
operator principal buyers Conditions
IL the local spot primary markets
were reported firm and the amount of
coffee afioat from Brasil to the United
states Is at very low point, about
100000 bags and only smau stocks
throughout the country. Those features
helped the bulls jump values at the
start, but operators seemed 10 think the
market OF the last two days advanced
more rapidly than conditions warranted
and were disposed to liquidate caus-
ing sharp breaks which met stop loss
orders from Wall Street. on the way
down. Final prices were net unchanged
to a decline of 80 points. ~
The decline is believed to have placed
the market In a much better technical
position. In some quarters Il Il pre-
dicted that near positions will sell at
20 cents and more distant break
through 10 cents in the very near fu-
ture.
Official cables reported an advance
In the Rio spot market OF $50 reis, San
tos 200 higher and Santos futures rs to
90 up. In the cost and freight market
Santos As sold at "a cents with resaies
at 23% cents London credits. Rio rs
and SIS sold at ism cents American
credit.
The sun., 1919-05-23
waist Manufacturers to Meet. >

The new regulations imposed on ship
pers by the express companies. the atti-
tude Of some retailers in caneelling or
ders placed with the wholesale trade a
Plan for stimulating the sale OF waists n,
retail stores. and the report of the vigil
lance committee on retail merchants who
exercise wrongful and unfair practices
in their dealings with the whoiesa lers.
are some OF the matters scheduled for
discussion at mass meeting OF mem
bers OF the United Waist League Of
America. TO be held in 20 East Thirty
second street Monday morning, May 2s
IT ia expected that more than 800
waist manufacturers will be present
The sun., 1919-05-23
LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD
Cotton Goods Demand
Grows as Prices Rise

~ EsPITB the fact that prices
for cotton goods have been
slyrocketing for months, rec
ords for big business are being
smashed in various quarters OF the
market, and Il ID said there is no in
dication OF let up In the near future.
One centre is reported to have done
a business OF more than $4,000, 900
during the past month. Not only
has the domestic trade been large
but the call from foreign markets
for American cottons has been heavy.
Because of the way prices have
been advancing recently some factors
look for n lull of about a month in
export trade in the very near future.
but II Is believed that Just as soon as
buyers in the foreign markets realize
that II viii be useless to hope to get
goods at lower prices buying activities
will be resumed with q greater rush
than ever.
The sun., 1919-05-23
Credit Men to Confer.

To perfect plans for the campaign Of
education against the unjustiaed return
Of merchandise by retailers officials Of
the Industrial Cooperation Service of the
Department of Commerce and represen-
tatives OF the National Association OF
Credit Men will hold a conference Tues
day in the offices Of the association in
this city, II Park Row.
The sun., 1919-05-23
U. s. REALTY REPORTS.
Earnings for 1918 show Heavy
Gain Compared with 1917.

The annual report OF the United States
Realty ana Improvement Company for
1913 shows n big increase in earnings
compared with 1917, the surplus after
all charges. lntepst and depreciation
for 1918 being N.4so.oss. or $s.15 a
share on the capital stock, against S775.-
AZ or $4.79 q share for 1917.
Total income was $3.774.019 in 1918,
against s2,417.173 IN 1917, and deduc-
lions for depreciation, interest, &C., were
$1,697,42f In 1918. against s1,045,242 in
1917. The debenture interest reserva-
ton was unchanged at $5s6.500 In 1918,
making the balances available for the
stock $1,4S0.0ss.
The sun., 1919-05-23
New Job for r. r. Aspden,

7. Fred Aspden. vice-president Of the
American. Foreign Banking Corporation
since its organization. has reGigned TO
accept the vtce-presidency OF the Park
Union Foreign Banking Corporation.
Mr.. Aspden will begin his new duties on
June I. when the Park Union formally
opens for business In Sc Wall street.
The sun., 1919-05-23
Import Restrictions Removed.
Special Despatch 10 THs Sun.

oV0N'UF De"PuFe7s 70 tNfV'
WASHINGTON. May 22.-Wool and cot
ton, fax and textile raw products have
been removed from the list of restricted
imports by the French Government, ac-
cording to cable advices received to-day
at the Bureau OF Foreign and Domestic
Commerce.
The decree removing these and many
other products. mostly raw materials,
goes into effect May rs.
The sun., 1919-05-23
PORTED MISSING IN Aor.,

n*a,oAN1 IN ACIION.
SMITH, oacn wss rpsss'. s,,,,,,.., NJ ,
ecr'Gs -, syracuse. N. Y.
ggNTIN. Raymond i' Ne Regard Mo
GREEN. Nell. snesdviIi:. T TENN NO.
nrss,,iN, Edward j.. SO Bedford av.,
yENNINGs. Martin f., Jacksonville. N. ".
Olson E Eara FL M Meyer; ,. Pa.
pf,E, IN William, Boston,
PUkLLN, Homer, French Camps, Mis-.
WELL, Wells. Frank H.. Buffalo. NY.
DiND' fhE Hio 81 EET9RTEp MISS.
COLLIER. Clarence &. Maumee, Ohio.
kh rEFSkRrnT 70 sDgTy. PREVIOUSLY
gESR ER; Henry. Bridgeport. Conn.
F8k 1Na As 11nai Pa5psjs smo,s iowa
EUpA. George, MARITIME ReEo, ftsiy.
HERNDoN, Richard f.. WaIia Walia,
KEMPER. Albert H.. K,isourn, III.
hvyIiN, Jack. 100 Columbus av., New
K1XSffASSk&SMskI . ns,.s,. n7ss.n., n, Y.
LQNGo. Alley. Messina, Italy.
fHTHoR. Ray + f. Y SIeRisnS. eT..
RETURNED TO MILITARY CONTROL,
PREVIOUSLY REPORTER MIssING
In ACTION.
Private.
SWErTzER. George s.. York. Pa.
ERRoNEoUsLy REPoRTED DIED IN
AIRPLANE ACCIDENT.
Aeutenank
MOORE, Charles Chiffon. Jr. Middle
ERRONE0UsLY REPORTED WOUNDED
SEVERELY.
SHEeant.
Woodhaven, N. Y.
Private.
bONGM1RE, Ralph D., indianapolis, Ind.
ERRONEOUSLY REPORTED WOUNDED
(DEGREE UNDETERMINED.
Captain.
CLINE, Carl l., Dayton, Ohio.
The sun., 1919-05-23
MEMS FALL SUITS
BOOSTED IN PRICE
Wholesalers Jack Up Quota
tons 8 to 1875 Per Cent.
Over Earlier Figures.

Preparations are under way in the
Wholesale men's clothing market for
price advances on fall merchandise
ranging from to IAN per cent. over
the quotations named when the fall
lines were first figured on by the manu-
facturers. In making this known yes
terday factors In the trade declared
that unforeseen labor developments at
the woollen. cotton and silk mills, to-
sether with pending wage increases in
the clothing industry, have made pro-
portionate advances in the prices of ap-
parel Inevitable. 49,.
In number Of local whole
sale houses. the advances already have
become effective. General announce
ment Of the new prices will be made in
a week or ten days.
An interesting feature Of the situa-
ton IL that the manufacturers whose
statesmen have not yet left for the
ROAD consider themselves more fortu-
nate than those whose represe nj atiyea
got an early start. the latter having sold
large quantities of merchandise at the
old figures
Many In the trade are looking for in
teresting developments in cases where
orders were taken by manufacturers
at the old prices. This merchandise will
De produced under the increased cost. II
ID pointed out, and some wholesalers
feel a moral right in asking for an ad-
vance from the retailers corresponding
with the advance of the market ON
the other hand. retailers hold that they
nave contracted for goods at a stipu-
lated price and that they have every
legal right and precedent in their favor
III insisting upon having their orders
hiied at the contract figures.
The present shortage of merchandise
In the clothing market has resulted in
placing both large and small dealers
on the same level SO far as special
terms or discounts are concerned.
The sun., 1919-05-23
ssos.s4a for Near East Relief.

Contributions to Armenian and Syrian
relief for the week ended Nav 20
amounted to SS0s,543.57, Cleveland IL
Dodge announced yesterday. Among the
gifts were $500 from Mrs. John Stewart
Kenney. 5000 from II. NJ. Crane and 500
from II. @. Leach The Delaware COM
mittee sent $4,000. the Massachusetts
committee 100000 and the West Penn
sylvania committee $4,000. The Albany
War Chest sent $3.50.
The sun., 1919-05-23

Coffee Cables--Brazilian markets were firm
and higher. Rio was $50 up for 10 at
lsS1e Exchange 5-32d higher at II i3.isd
IN santos spots were 200 reis higher at
1850 for 4s and 13ssoO for 70. Futures were
70 70 80 refs higher. Receipts 1900 bags
ports were y 600 bags, against 10000 last
years. and 1900 two years ago. Sac Paulo
Jundiahy i3oo0% against is, coo and I az bs su
respectively. The weather in Sac Paulo was
me In four districts. with rain in one
Iemperatures ranged from TO 81 degrees.
The sun., 1919-05-23
Yesterdays Fires

A. NJ. Loss
2i4O-i1si Third av.; Jacob Levin
=, sky .'.'..'.............. Slight
1:t5-AutomobiIe In front of fla
W. 3lst ST.; Chas. Shearer Unknown
1:lo-7i Broadway; Union Trust
company No DAMAGE
s;eo-es Bayard St; Centric a
co. ...'..'''..''i..''.. Unknown
The sun., 1919-05-23
BRAZILIAN COFFEE srAT1srICs
Paris Bourse Trading,

PARIS. May 22.-Prices were irrepu,a =
on the Bourse to-day. Three per cent
rentes, 90 francs 80 confines for cash !:
exchange on London, 80 francs SIS CEN
times; 5 per cent loan, IS francs 20
confines. The dollar ranged from 6
francs 81 confines to francs SO CEN
times
The sun., 1919-05-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ITALIAN REPRESENTATIVE
mercial Agency in Milan, with travelling
personnel covering entire kingdom of Italy,
wishes to represent American Commercial
House; best business and bank references.
Write GIUSEPPE MARZORATI. Via Carlo
Alberto, 80, Milan (Italy)
The sun., 1919-05-23
TWO KILLED IN ACTION.
New Casualty List Gives Names OF
More Privates Slain.

WAsHINeroN, May 22.-To-day's cas-
ualty list contained the names OF two
privates killed in action. They are:
Albert Fisher: Mira Mary Fisher.
Box 20. Allison. Pa.
BENJAMIN II. Mcdaniel Mrs Nora
McDaniel, S25 Ewing avenue, scho-
field, Mo.
The sun., 1919-05-23
CANADA.
sURRoGATEs' NOTICES.


FLEMING. CHARLES EDwARp-fn
pursuance OF an order OF Honorable John
=. CohalHn, a Surrogate of the County al
New York, NOTICE Is hereby given 10 ali
persons having claims against Charles
Edward Fleming. late OF the County 81
New York, deceased, to present the SAM
with vouchers thereof. 10 the subseriber
al his place Of transacttng business al ths
oftce of Andrew Wilson Jr, his attorney
at No. 14S broadway, in the Borough ~
Manhattan. in the CITY OF New York, stats
OF New York, on or before tho 18th day OF
October, 1919, next Dated New YORK ths
2sth day OF March. 1919. ANDREW VIII
son. Administrator, with the will am
nexed ANDREW WILSON, JR Atto-nsv
for Administrator, once and r. o. Address
lis Broadway' Borough of Manhattan.
READ. WILLTAM---In pursuanoe Of A
order Of Honorable JOHN p. COHAIAN
a surrogate OF tho County OF New York
NOTICE IL hereby given to all persons
having claims against william Read. Iats
OF the County OF New York. deceased Ia
present the same with vouchers thereof "a
the subscriber, at IT'S place OF transaetinr
business, 75 Montgomery Street. jersey
City. New Jersey. before the z5th day Of
September next Dated, New York the
18th day of March. 1919. UNION TftIjsr
COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY, Exsoutor:
MAcKLIN. BROWN. PuRDY 4 vIN
WICK. Attorneys for Executor. II Battery
Place. New York city. 80.
The sun., 1919-05-23

Plans for requesting Congress to levy
tariff on buttons were formulated at a
meeting Of the executive committee of
tne National Association of Button
Manufacturers held here yesterday.
Japan Is sending vast quantities OF
, , here. 1t was pointed out
that Japan Is selling buttons here for
what 1t costs the American manufac-
turers to put them on cards 1t Is i'm
possible for the industry to compete
with the japanese and at the same time
pay living wage to its workers.
The sun., 1919-05-23
EARNINGS STATEMENTS.
Railroads.

COLORADO 4 SOUTHERN.
Second week May ....... III Inc. sos 2I3
January Inlay H.. $685. Inc. ssh a8
The sun., 1919-05-23
SITUATION wANTEn-MlLE-

CHAUFFEUR mechanic; private; best
reference. p. o. box lis. River Edss, ", j,
The sun., 1919-05-23
Casualty Correction.

ihe following .cabled corrections are
issued as an appendix TO the regular
. casualty lists at the request Of the sew
wa press associations: -
M KNED TO DUTY, PREyfoUsLY
hhPohrED DIED OF DISEASE.
WOO, PRIVATE,
y,oLAkD' Jamss r.. Harrington. Neb.
PoRTED WobkbE hSs sEvHsEhYih RE-
c.p- Psiyate:
sANEER' Thomas O.. ShuR. Va
ALLIED II AozBoN. PzEvI0DsLY M
The sun., 1919-05-23
MINER CAMPS.
PROPOSALS.

| Camp Champlan-An Ideal Camp for Rov.
VIM " brown: Pros. Sl2 W sad St, n Y
The sun., 1919-05-23
HELP WANTED-NAIE-

ASSISTANT TO SALES MANAGER
Small tool dept, experienced man hand
ling inside sales and details good oppor-
tunity offered: references. Y. C., box 100
Sun Office.
The sun., 1919-05-23

LONDON PRICES.

LONDON. May 22.-Foliowins are the clos
ing metal quota tons:
The sun., 1919-05-23
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS

A BLACK Gordon setter. tan marking,
on face and feet. Reward offered. A q
PAINE, 200 Fifth Ave-
The sun., 1919-05-23

FOR SALE.
se~rN~~~~>~7>-~~~N-~--~~~~>~
pIAMONDS bought, sold for cash ONLY rs.
tatss bought BENNETT, 17S B'w9y Upstairsl
The sun., 1919-05-23
INSTRUCTION..
WINNING,
DALTON SWIMMING SCHn0I

SWIMMING SCIENTIFICALLY TAUGHT
Course inElementary Swimming and Divin.
special c. Irses in Diving, Speed Swimming,
Etc. Call or write for Booklet q.
10 West 44th Street--3Oa West hOth 81
The sun., 1919-05-23
GLASS CUTTERS WANIE

Roughers and smoothers on heavy table,
ware; steady work best OF shop condition.
good wages pa Id, Apply
AETNA CUT GLASS COMPANY
IS Atlantic sweet, Bridgeton, N j.
The sun., 1919-05-23

Cohen Company. al Brosdwsy. ts4s, 8.
street, 1914, and John NJ OConnor q CO..
2s1 Fifth avenue, t17e. Friedman q
Rosenbaun. 2ss Broadway. are the at
torneys.
Assignment.
p. HERMEs-Dealer IN
men's furnishings, at 10 Third avenue,
assigned yesterday for the beneht of
creditors TO Nathan N. Abramson of IS
Nassau street.
The sun., 1919-05-23

sergeants and patrolmen desiring trans
fer to the 1854 and 1s5th Precincts will
forward sppiica tion on form U. F. 81 and
b1-A on or before May IS.
Pstroimen desiring transfer to the SSd
Proc ON bicycle duty will forward applica-
ton on form U. y. u and SEA on or be-
fore May a..
The sun., 1919-05-23

MANHATTAN.
The first name lie that OF tina d.b,or
the second that OF the creditor and All.
when judgment was hled: D uA'e
W. irving Young a Co. and w.
Irving Young-H. c. Meyer;
Jan. II, lslT............. sskksE
Marks. Leon-J. z. Cowdln et al; 'o'''
Jan, 81, 1s17.............. saa ca
Bernard & Barnet Bar and "
Jacob Leschinsky-M. Rosen-
berg berg Mar, March H. 1911 .....s... 100000
r april lsiS;.:':.,,;.;:,.....' 1858
cI &; j: smith ct al; May 2 1919: LssSss
T. Co.; Oct. IL, 1915. -, 70
]. X Armsby Goa. Glauzer ct
al; NOy; =. Isls., $1,000: a7ssu
MePhes, Inc Feb. II. isis.... 1os.aI
"a Franksithaier; May 81.
N.si.ld. sianis:y.Di. Block ct al; ii''''
July ~. isiSa..,..;....,a;.... s4s.Sa
e. isis;..:... .,y;:..;.... LiszI7
ter Dee 2. 1915; .a.,:.::,.. s7sSs
May II. isls...,.,...;,....... Aoosso
June !. lS1e..;.....;.......... 4os.oa
Aug. =. lsls.................. ill.lil
BRONX.
FINNIeAN. George P.-w. C.
Neim; Dec. >. lsi1.........." tfTai7
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-11-13

The road to success Is no rougher,
or harder, or more painful than the
road TO failure, bur there is a differ.
ence; we voluntarily choose 10 bear the
pains of success, while the pains OF
failure are thrust upon US. The pains
Of success are mental and physical as
are those OF failure.
The boy or girl who asplres to sue.
coed In school pays daily penalty in
the act of resisting the impulses to en-.
Joy pleasures OF the moment; In fore.
ing the brain to exercise when II is
crying to quit; in doing daily mental
tasks which are just az firing as any
physical labor The man who succeeds
pays his penalty. too. He must save
when he would like to spend. He must
work when he would like TO loaf. He
must be up and doing when he would
like to sleep. He must take kicks and
not kick back. He must assume respon'
sibllities when he dislikes 10 add 10 his
burdens. He must be patient when his
nature is to be impatient He mus,
bring his appetite 10 reason when Il
calls to be unreasonable. All Of uS know
men who want to succeed, but we know
that they cannot because they will pay
the penalties OF failure; they cannot
avoid them although they think they
can. They will pay and pay hard TkC
penalties of success are suffered for the
most part In early years. The pena!
ties Of failure are reaped in later year.
Al
plucked.--The Fortuna Magazine.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-11-13
A DRAMATIC TREAT is
PROMISED LOGAN
rHEATREGOERS
New Stage Success "John
Krguson" Coming to
Me Lyric Thea
aaN.


eeher sities, How Ysrks newest ara
naae s.sutios John Ferguson"
wa esne to the Lyric theatre Fri
dr.. Moyenser IA,
John Ferguson" 10 character
S,aane.tio. Of the tyves Of northern
IRELAND. The story is a simple enc,
yet thrssbins in its action and situa-
He~s and not without hunor. Its
s~wea prtnciysl difficult roles are in
the banda of n cast which il said to
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-11-13
Matter Of AdAptabllftY.

Adaptability works toward content.
ment; 10 tit ourselves willingly and
cheerfully into the changed conditions
that exist today in countless homes
throughout this broad land means the
lifting OF another heavy burden from
the heads OF the households. Many
things In our way Of living which we
would have once called essentials we
now regard as useless. taxing our time
and resources. And yet we can live
fully pleasantly, even more smoothly
than in other days.--EXchange.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-11-13

and beautifully acted. One must
delve into the memory to recall its
superior in the output OF the modern
theatre. Certainly not In years has
q Seattle audience witnessed a play
OF more sustained and compelling in
tsrest n 10 staple; It 10 human: It
10 realistic. Its characters are draws
with keen psychological inaxht.
TvKNs sP0TLTGHy ON LIFE
"Mr. IRVINE tsrns the spstiight .,
hfa Hero he says. 10 the snpae.
aigsinsd. Incorporating soul Of
faith; mere 10 the personificatioa Of
beautiful material instinct: here ID
she soul Of proud wonanheea; here
IL the pitifui heart Of the physical
coward and here primal instinct OF
the brute. This 10 all revealed in q
homely tale OF north OF Ireland sosn-
try folk panorama OF the emo
tons moving with relentless grimness
to sweeping climax.
'The story OF John Ferguson con
Germs an overdue mortgage, which
the family hopes to meet with money
sent by brother from America. The
brother forgets the mail date (the
scene is in the early 'S0s) and the
resultant delay brings tragedy into
the home OF the Fergusons. A mas
ter stroke 10 the touch given the
story when the letter finally reaches
its destination.
THE Theatre Guild has not adver
tised an all star east yet a company
of finer cspsbility and balance hal
not been seen by Seattle audiences IL
recent seasons. The players have NO
only been selected for their fitness I,
type. but fer tschsiesa equipment n
we'll.
BoRsYTH MAKRs BIG HIT
August Duncan is the John Fer
guson of the east prssentine the plal
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-11-13

in New York, but the simplicity, re-
preston and naturalness Of Robert
Forsyth. who has the role here, seem
wonderfully near perfection.
'Tn its way just as fine is the
mother of Alice Chaplin. and a mag
nificant picture OF the daughter,
Hannah Ferguson, is presented by
Angela McCahill. The pitiful cow
ardice in the heart of Jimmy Caesar
10 one OF the most impressive inter.
prstations of the performances in the
hands Of Edward Favor---a character
stndy of superb accomplishment.
Warner Richmond Is the son who
avenges his sister's wrong and Jos.
sph Attention 10 "Clutis," q half vii
beggar whose cunning suggestion
speeds the tragedy. Joseph Attention
10 the despicable Henry Withrow
The excellence OF these sketches 10 or
the same plane as those before men.
toned.
III John Ferguson 10 an example
OF the discriminating taste of ths
Guild and OF the artistic measure OF
its players. the trade naxk will com,
tomssn much 70 ths thsstrs gssw o.
Anssss,"