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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-09
Bargain Day
For Benefit
(Continucd from page one)


Chambers & Chambers, furniture
The Spa, confectionery.
Steusloff Bros, meat market.
The Bootery, ladies and mems shoes
Peoples Cash store, dry goods
clothing groceries.
Salem Wooden Mills store, clothing
and furnishing.
Gale &c Co. dry goods. millinery,
mems clothing and furnishings,
Fl. Il. stiff Furniture So, house
furnishings.
Busick {. Son, staple and fan y
groceries.
j. c. Penney e. Co., mems and la
dies furnishings, dry goods etc.
Miller Mercantile Co., dry goods,
clothing and ladies ready to wear
Kafoury Bros, ladies' and mems out
filters.
Scotch Wooden Mills store, mems
Midget Meat Market, meats.
Vim. Ghalsdorf crockery. glass.
and kitchenware.
Mrs. H. p, Stith balcony OF Ka
foury Bros millinery.
w. w. Moore, furniture.
made to measure clothes.
Rostein & Greenbaum, dry goods,
millinery. shoes, mems furnishings.
Hartman Bros. jewelry.
Buster Brown Shoe Co., shoes.
Valley Motor Co. trucks and mo-
tors.
Roth Grocery Co., staple and fancy
groceries.
George c. VIII, music and musical
Instruments
G.. j. Breier, Shoes hats, etc.
The Remnant store, dry goods, /
hosiery, notions
The Needlecraft Shop, embroider-
ed and stamped articles.
Mrs. NJ Il. Brewer, drugs, toilet ar
ticles, stationery.
The French Shop, millinery
T., II, l.. g. p. Co., electric goods.
Price Shoe Co., ladies and mems
shoes.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-09
Ripping Rhymes
OVER ANXIOUS

he man who too keen to sell such goods he may have
uspyed IS headed wrong and he may well drive from his door
ne chocst trade In San Diego stoed town. sought barber
and in his chair sat down. have my price.
less whkers trimmed And he wrought he sneed away
tones for the hair he told and they would change my rnges
gray INTO the finest shade of gold And he dyes of every
nue. made up from baks and herbs fruit and he could stain
my sdeDoards blue so all the girls would think me cute And
ne ad perfumes OF the and hyacnths that died the death
and ne mad stuff to bleach and change color of INV
lie had strange dope in wicker quarts and saves and
oohs b the peck he could eliminate my warts and take the
ngooe OH my neck He told that scalp was soed and
treatment such as hs he talked until my blue blood
ooeu so an the town could hear it szz And gentle reader
that BARRIERS door, have my alfalfa shorn away
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-09
LOVE and MARRIED LIFE
By the Noted Author
DAH McGLONE GIBSON

over anything. that having nrett,
blonde in the gallery of the conven
'ion hall to wave the fiagg and raj,
down flowers on the heads of tn,
delegates is worth a dozen plain wo.
men on the floor with credentials;
oh dear, I suppose the time will
never come, Katherine, while I am
alive that men will ever consider Ms
excepting for our beauty and youth.
However. 1 was conceited enough 10
tell Tom that according to his own
valuation I would probably get nv
way and what do you think he said.
Katherine?
think you are right. Alice. for
you know YOU are the prettiest wo-
man | ever saw and YOU grow better
looking every day.
Now wasn't that nice for plain.
olo silent Tom, who rarely acts as
II ne saw me and who told me when
ne proposed that he did not believe
IN this passionate love. OF which so
many people were talking.
have come TO the conclusion
mat our marriage was one of the
happiest. We made no wild protest.
auons to each other. I told Tom
that was not one Of those women
who have cold chills run down their
backs the moment their lovers come
into the room. and he said that he
id not fhf.,l- h. ..-,,.ss ,s,- =.
l dsd.
lie said he wanted a woman
whom he eoui love. and respect to
Be the mother of his children.
Poor Toni He has not had ti.ase
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-09
japanese Boy
Wins High Rank
In Scout Troor

Honolulu, T. H.-Edward S. Matsu-
moto, born in Honolulu of japanese
parents recently was promted to the
rank of Eagle Scout the highest hon
or in the Boy Scouts organization. He
is the first Japanese to attain that
rank in Hawaii.
Matsumoto has received his educa
ton only in American schools. He
has had no education in japanese ani
cannot read the language of his faith
ers.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-09
Golfers of Coast
Elect Officers

Vancouver, B. c., July &c. S
Battle of Vancouver b. c.. was elect
ed president of the Pacific Northwest
Golf association at the annual meeting
OF the organization last nigh. DIR. Bert
Minor Of Portland was chosen vice.
president and John II. Dreher of Sc
attle secretary. Each choice was
unanimous. Joseph Swalwell, A. V.
Maean and c. II. Davis were named a
committee to decide where the 1921
tournament will be played. Portland
appears to be most favored, with Vic
toria a close second.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-09
A Wife In Politics,


"you must forgive me. my des
Katherine, for writing at such Length
about politics." continued Alice
letter. but I am so full of it 1 car
think of nothing else.
Tom thinks am the smartesi
thing since | coined this epigram
The greatest menace to. our country
is the bad citizenship of its good citi-
zens.
Since then he has told all his
friends that he expects me 20 run
Tor Congress or something equally
ridiculous. But truly 1 do think
that every respectable and respect
ing woman should know something
about the affairs of her country and
should exercise her franchise IL she
mas II, Why, do YOU know, my dear
Tor the first time, the other day. L
learned IL an American girl married
a foreigner she lost her Anlericanl
citizenship and became s citizen OF
her husbands country. In this wavl
a great many OF our American rsrisl
who have married Germans lost AM
the money they had during the war
think that thing should be rem
euied as soon as possible and am
going 10 Try and remedy itI ael.
lie asked me how ! am going 10 do
Il and have told him that we we-l
men Of the voters league are going
10 put w plank Of the kind TO
both parties and vote for the party
hat puts II in Tom made lot of|
lun Of me and said. Don't you un-'
aerstand. Alice. that Il doesn't de-
'er woman 10 become too c4rtest
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-09

That plan did not quite suit Buster
Bumblebee.
"It would be hard to have pleasant
talk with hthe trumpeter,' he said.
"she's quite likely to lose her temper.
And she might sting me if she became
angry enough"
"Then you must first put her In a
GOOD humor," Chirpy Cricket told him
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-09

oheerfully' Begin BY sasia, ~
good trumpeter she is and...''. s,ss w. M
her hat is very becoming /. - " a''
Still Buster Bumblehs. 81
doubtful OF the outcome q NJ IA
But at last he agreed to o. s,,' .'e schs
.Inough' ! must say fee ouI,. 7 q
GUS he added. And all cbisa Su,'a "a \
cts sprightly jokes fallsa y Y ~
Buster smile. 'u y MI
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-09

CHIRPY CRICKET'S ADVICE
If the summers in Pleasant Valley
had been longer perhaps the honey
makers in Buster Bumblebee's nome
would have taken a holiday now and
then. But they knew that every day
that passed brought cold weather that
much the nearer. SO they never cree
stopped working-except to sleep at
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-09

children that he wants so much, ant
that is one of the sweet things about
him, Alice. He never says a wore
about it, although 1 know he is very
disappointed that we have never had
children and--let me whisper it in
your ear. dear, so am I.
Perhaps the good Lord will see
fit to send me some in his own good
time, but 1 wish he would hurry up.
II am envying you every minute,
my dear, for I know your baby is
the sweetest thing in the world. Has
she red hair like your and does her
mouth quirk up at the corners. oh
dear, hope she won't have Johns
disposition.
by the way, 1 have something
funny to tell you. Elizabeth More
land has found that her income does
not stretch over the high cost of
living. So she has decided to try
and live with mother. l know it
was she wno made the decision, for
poor old mother would never have
thought of it. When John told me
the other night that, after you moved
Elizabeth Moreland was going to
live with mother, 1 laughed long and
loud
Wont they have cat and par
rot time. John was very indignant
when I suggested it to him.
But you will know. my dear, how
aaSv If is for E,Iizahatb NToraIan5 toI
make John think the things she
Tommorow--Alice UndeStands.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-09

many residents of Los Angeles, as web
as by people in many other parts of the
United States, that Iowa had contri-
buted more citizens to the permanent
state in the union, was disproved by
the census figures.
OF the 575, ,48O residents credited to
Los Angeles, Illinois lost 39,0S3; Ohio,
30,792; New York, 29,644; Missouri
23,644; Pennsylvania, 81 ,169; and Iowa,
21,071.
Every state and territory of Uncle
Sans found representatives in Los An
geles, except Guam, the little island in
mid Pacific.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-09

night. And, like Farmer Green him
self, they felt that they must not waste
any of the precious daylight by lying
abed late in the morning. They want
ed to be up and in the clover field as
soon as it was light.
Now, with Rusty Wren living right
beneath hisbedroom window to wake
him at dawn, Farmer Green had no
trouble i'll getting up in good seasulL
But the Bumblebee family were in no
such luck. Even if Rusty Wren had
lived near them in the meadow they
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-09
by ARTHUR SCOTT ~BAILE,YlM&s~.s. YMs~.s.

could scarcely have heard MS DAWN DAWN
song, because their home was -. 1ensn.n
the surface of the ground, in the ola
house that had once belonged to Mrs
Field Mouse.
If they could have found an alarm
clock somewhere it would have been
easy for them to rise as early IN the
morning as they wished, But lacking
clock Of that kind-or any other.
they had to find different way OF
waking themselves.
That was why the workers chose one
of their number to be a trumpeter.
And it was her duty to get up bright
and early, at three or four O'Clock, ana
trumpet loudly to rouse all the other
workers.
How the trumpeter herself managed
to awake is something that never
bothered anybody else. 1t was her
business nto to oversleep, And she
knew that it would be very unpleasant
for her if she failed even once to do
her duty.
Now. it was all well enough for the
workers to have the morning silence
They were eager to get up and begin
their days work. But Buster Bumble-
bee did not like that arrangement in
the least He preferred a good, long
nights sleep. And since he never did
any work he thought it was shame
that he should be rudely awakened in
such fashion.
At home however, he did not men
ton his grievance to anyone. But ne
talked the matter over with a number
of his friends-outside the family.
And one and all agreed that something
ought to be done to put stop to the
noise.
"Why don't you have pleasant talk
with her?' Chirpy Cricket suggested.
Perhaps she would be willing to
a little more softly if she
knew that she was disturbing you"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-09

i h y X Z K < i 4 x 4 i; 4 i
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-16
nuild u Peace Through Justice.


u, unfHfr, dIi NJ comment iirr..
Is Df tha ugr'tt.pH. following % win
p .r suu' inst u would be- better 20
slid lp n,,,. through Justice than g.
soonest, 20" alliance ~ ARMED forces
Continuing Do. sid
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90. 49, ...r.n' D. r.ru-rHni ''' N''t
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.IF rr.lu. co.. wheat from Oh"
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..e.r u.#,. Gle. WIND 90 uh'ltf
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kaaf fast urse T.. Mathew. second
Ift. y B Nari. byudl' wt, ir,'
Ir... g. g. Gl!lsgh,. bundle rlll.
,..' u''. Can Jurrg, bundle mil
r. .t.. l.s prize. e. 4 E.'l. hgui."
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second ,rifD W 4 Vaughn. Irish o..
.tr. .u.i prize. lius.'i. iir.s. s.,ur .
prize e. rs Sr'h. llu.t 'sa peas.
...' wir. Mrs T..v Nmuh',. onion
ltt uI., u W Hawkins. SECOND
puIa. i4is.iI. Bios. Yam y Hi"'-. 'il-t
lll., o. e. CImWirs second pt.z" y -
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~ I,fntiirll I,ronam.

M ,.. O.. wit. o ,baI ,1,r',r e ia"
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NsiTE.OIS EiI<
PtILiIS DJE!IN. o.

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-16

q. e. ANtcll Of Castro county. Texas
took flrs, prize on wheat, which WIS
onr hundred dollars ". !. Prayer of
rvllyi,w. New Mexico. took second
prize. cot forty dollars.
Thcr" Wtg q tie between Houston
Hruihvrs Il Springlakc and II. ".
Sch1f 81 Hereford on third pri,-.
ilnrl"t y al. - Dawn took fourth prig,
and " "A Vaughn Of Hereford to-;
.uth prize
m, thoroughbred Hereford ca,i."
NI', not b. Judged Until tomorrow.
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nnk IMn 0nnlillrltlnns


! 5000 commit . O. ID policy q !.
go DOING ,.tr, lhiuE That .E" an. l.'
,.f.,- una % uNuutly Ur with ',h'i
.lft.uz fu ptrtrut iIttt, NHrs !
i.., ,rIg $500 qualifications, uJru hrI
.ulIlnug tlrt. h.t contributor
uU actually o., something o. prevent
,l.. S'.gd American must r'itH
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rvrl' 'r.u u,s ,Nu si..Dn D. August
a. lu o., failed i'agg' 81 Nsrs,ill.-.
I'f. HYr Do. found machinery witch
D., Ni.g.,f uuuutl cen us' PROPERTY
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appropriated.
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a., hrs l'.u SH iui.r'win'd and ir.
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10, SCI ribs 1,pr1uts ~ l'l' huildC :
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.'u' rr'p nation o. 'h' ultimate
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y Thompson; sccond prllc. ~. y I

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first uIs.. li..H,r l'ru- hundl" corn
ilr-' rr,rr. T.. \ ''.hl'y. second pris.
Geo Wishkoski. sudan. FIRST priz" 7.
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cotton 'Nv, prize e. e. ririlc: 'pr I!
prI,, r r. McD,rwyt'
tNHi. whore un'y DDr rl.. Flows :,
AWARDED
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VIII Supply Wilson
With Information on
Wheat Price Decline

PHILADELPHIA O-t 9, Cover
f0r Henry J Allen 90 kIr1s sid
hero tonight that D., would rawp'
wI'H tf. request ~ Precedent Wilson
end forward g. Washington irfurnla
N.r IN hi- possession come rr.r= %
recent l,-.Ir' Ig wheat o., ,,I'.'- tu
.f 100 r h.r-. within t ..r dave
ana -1lI that b. would give %. mot
Ger i.- attention then
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Macswlney a. Good Nishi.

ioNnCN. oct - -r.r.r.. ffu.
Syirey Pared q Sod ni-f' Ir FrN'r
rrison. though b. o. gerry rH... g. I,
This i tho s.Niy yqgr;A l.r 90 ..s hg'
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BOARD APPOINTED
To PROBE ACTS Of
MARINES IN HAITI
"fNDIsCRiuIN KILLING" ~
hEi tRiiED 10 ~ LITER To
COLONEL. III SILL.

~ fftn 'aftG ifttat
WASH NGToS. og. if---S'ci,.t. s
Daniels announced tuily iHsi hr h't.
nuolnt Il a board W Inquiry O. uI.. .
thorough invcSifail0n = "al ~ Hr
hnugsu .p have yea committed NN f..
tel states marines On HUN sui uua.
Cularly the reference O. "lrii7.Iu.
az silling lu huEid|rf G'u.id
nett's Confidential letter az ID N'r
a. colonel james Russell command ..
20 marines in Haiti
Secretary Daniels az %. 1mo i.I.
made public Colonel kussOlls report oil.
Z. Dl esug.t.an urd,f.d us G.u.Iti
Barnett Although d.I' t.I FL. %.
lsumeni under date 10 March 10. i'-..
up report H'.t. rr
Sccr.tary said until brought hIrs o..
Major Gen raj Junu 8 D.. I..u. .
mandant ~ %, corps 90 t.s I,.
T.tarn from HAITI
\ Joint report pf General ., f..
and brlgadies General ~u.i,, u I.
Ter, who alUUmp. ...
corps commander 90 Hat, swing o..
res at u q supplement It . ......
made ~ them during fh.r t..' OBJ
Haiti also vas gi.eu oIi
lndisciiminaic killing.
e lionel klsselia report 90 'Isf NIf..
giving the result 20 tbr .t,..s. .l
iereg ~ Gen rIl Barnett fs "a ftsIff
q evidence adiar'l at 60. '..l O tW d.
rurin. rps uT.rf.e WH..I showed.
the general said there hrd h.Dn proc.
sun. .nus eliminate killing W ..f
tive handiis. placed The ..spHns l.i b..
Ter conditions ir rHrth. p Huu lr
Major CiIfk, Wtls vt. a r-,. I..Ia.
Is hren IN command ~ thl' I'sfr.,
Expressing doubt as Co. whether ESQ.
denr" secured in th, iutt sf.sttIun w.s
sufficient q warrant trial Hg general
court n.frtlFl or UhIrr % sr
ors nature" C.lHrl Ru-~ru recon-.
'0,nd,i that evidence o. placed before
a." judge 1Ayu,1fp general 20 ff. HItr
f'r dffrruir s'iOr ss q. gh.fH.r Oh.
oillor should be tried
While agreeing with q .l6ra Hues
NJ o. MAJ Wells responsibility tor o..
conditions, ihc report o.; Generals D..
Jane md Butler r'.Hr-lfFl.I .."Tt
frsrfli rrocecilrr- ne vel - .rs.ls,
''all persons implicated. who can o.
hru'-ht within TIA ,4usiri 81. ft.
court
Illegal Executions
That. there ha1 been il.,...I rNaru'..us
u prisoners IN northern Haiti. dlrHr
tn winter - fe'9'g's h.t"r., tr. .n
~ BriEadi,r General s. " Cl'''m.
th"n commanding in Haiti wh,r BE-
rnds an trVerlcI ~. f1i.t!..
March. the two generals ri. rtoi
IN making puhilr tho Russell fru.f.
toby. Ss~rtitTv l1ri.ls said u o.
fret hrugghi O. h.s attention that tf
y rrri hnd not trru received af n.
defurtfnert when referrss.. WIS made
u IN the advance -rry & Is m4-lr.f 10.
rriicle submitted o. hir n. ~ r~..
a-s.-l BriTafis~ G..ns-ai UHrr.'' y &c..
ineH =, - Vhsls ihort- 90" .r.,l--.
sid aad lai-r srsi.rcl $50 I'd to-
department files u was not f7unl BOD.
Major General L. JOIN. then w. ,-
d''r'i "a Hai'i o. Wake lH'N,H Ir....
g,iicn q il- affairs. Mr uari1s ri.s.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-13
Humane society Brick certIfeate.

members of the society and to the work
ers."
Some of tho contributors to whom
brick certificates are being mailed are:
One Hundred Dollars A. Bennett
Gates, Frank ShelIhouse, Frank A
Wampler. DR.. Frank A. Morrison. Harry
G. Stutz, Marea +. Hare,
Fifty Dollsrs-Jemima A. Trucksess,
Frances J. Morrison, J. G. Perry & Co,
Inc, f. NJ. Ayres, indianapolis Abbatoir
Company.
Thirty Dollars-carl G. Fisher, DR.
Elizabeth Conger.
twenty-five Dollars-Ringham & Cohen,
Levey Printing Company, Robert L. FL
der, Mr. and Mrs Ben J. Lantz, 7. X.
Lilly, w. II. Roberts & Co, Booth Tark-
ington, A. Il. Grover. Mrs. Minnie
Berner, John H. Holiday. J. 7. Van
Wrinkle, Hon. w. W. Thornton. DR.. ana
Mrs. W. Il. Mayo, Guy Fulton, J. !.
Holcomb, Fred T. Hoke. Mrs. II. J
Spencer, IT. II. Wheeler, Dr.. John Davis
Less than S25-Dr. Henry jameson
Sink & Edwards, Cole Motor Company
Albert Payson Terhune Of Pompton
Lakes. n. T., Charles r. Coffin, william
Fortune, Bishop Joseph Chartrand, J.
NJ Wainwright, Herbert VI. Wooilen
Henry r. Campbell, l.. G. Deschler, War
feigh Kennels. W l.. Pittsford, Dr. J
II. oliver. Samuel o. DUNCAN, J. Harper
RanSherg.
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Brick Certificate No. In the, campaign
OF the Indianapolis Humane Society to
raise $4,000 to build a shelter home for
animals here, was mailed today to King
an & Co.. Ltd. contributors Of $50, and
other certificates will follow to all donors
Of $40 or more. The formal receipts,
which ars Of framing size, are neatly
done in imitation of stock certificates
and II is expected will be cherished by
lovers Of dumb animals who have given
proof OF their sense of obligation to them
by substantial donations.
This does not mean" said George w.
Williams. chairman Of the building com
mittee, that we are not appreciative Of
the small subscriptions, for we expect
thousands Of dollars from the sale Of tue
miniature bricks at 81 each. But We felt
that men and women who have deeply at
heart the cause for which we are working
might like 20 have a permanent remind
er that they had part In building the
shelter home. which we feel now is prsc-
tically assured.
1T is true all tho money has not yet
been pledged, but we are confident II
will be Every day the postman and tn
dividuals bring contributions 70 campaign
headquarters nj lO2 North Pennsylvania
street, and the total is gratifying to the
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Little TheQter TO
GiUe Second Bill
on Friday, NOU. I9

The second bill Of the season OF the
Little Theater Society Of Indiana VIII
take place on Friday evening, Nov. 10.
at the Masonic Temple. where three one
set plays and an interiude will be pre-
scented.
Chief Ia interest is the production OF
Maeteriinck's The Blind" which is pro-
duced for the second time 60 this coun-
try. and for the FIRST time in Indiana.
II is one Of the so-callsd dramas for
Mar!onettes. dealing with humanity :
struggle against and fear OF the I'M
known. this fact symbolised by group
Of blind people who have been left alone.
and who Crepe. questioning each other 70
anything to ind their bearings.
There Is almost an equal Interest In
the production Of Edna st. Vincent
Millay's little tragi-comedy called Aria
da Cape" This play was the sensation
last year Of the Provincetown players,
and II has since been produced by the
Community players, in Boston, and the
vagabond players. in Baltimore.
stuart Walkers The Medicine SHOW"
rnd Elmer l.. Reigensteiu's IRics's) The
Home OF the Free" Will complete the
bill.
Director sonnes announces MARY
Eroome." four-act play by Allan Monk
house, for production Dec. IT, and The
Star OF Bethlehem" for the Little The
ater's Christmas play, Dec. %.