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The daily morning oasis., 1920-10-17
FIGHTING TIPPING

"The Commercial Bribery and Tipping Review.
is the name of periodical that has been launched
in Washington to preach propaganda against the
tipping evil, which is increasing in magnitude daily
and has been giving great impetus by the new
rich who made swollen fortunes out from the war,
and faunt their money. Such folly is visited upon
those who can i'll afford to pay peones" "pourboire"
"tps" ETC., and who are charged sufficient for the
service rendered by the employer patronized. fire.
quently employers rate pay Of employees upon the
amount they can realize in tips. Stop the tips and
make employers pay living wages.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-10-17

There is an old proverb which goes: "The sec
ond vice is lying; the first is owing money" Cen
orally the two got together and perforce. So fire.
quenty debtor has to lie to explain failure to pay
The daily morning oasis., 1920-10-17
NogaIes, Arizona Sunday Morning, October IL, 1871


NATIONAL AND STATE CANDIDATES
lanes NJ Cox .--- -. ..... President
Franklin d. Roosevelt - Vice-President
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
Craig, May Belle. Southworth, d. 1.
BiIingsey. B. F.
CONGRESSIONAL 4
For United States Senator -
Marcus A. Smith, H.
For Representative in Congress
Carl Hayden
Judicial-For Judge of the Supreme Court
A. G. Nc Alister
GOVERNOR ..-.---.-.-. 49,. NIT SIMMS .
SECRETARY OF STATE $780, HARRY S. ROSS
STATE AUDITOR .-:..-., p. J. MUNICH
STATE TREASURER
RAYMOND R. EARHART
ATTORNEY GENERAL
WILEY E. JONES
es1 Superintendent of Public instruction
A. c. PETERSON
Corporation Commissioner
LOREN VAUGHN
State Mine Inspector
TOM C FOSTER
Tax Commissioner
FRANK LUKE f. A. HUGHES
The daily morning oasis., 1920-10-17
PUT ONE OVER ON STEWARDS

An eastern newspaper relates the following
The wall of Mr. Coleridges ancient mariner
would sound like victorious college yell compared
to that of the Stewards the Mauretana, follow
ing it's docking here from Europe recently. Mary
one of 'em got single tip.
1t was a case of union hours against the dance
craze Union hours won, at the tme but the dane
ers came back strong at the finish.
It all happened on the high seas. The passengers
wanted to dance and called on the stefards to re-
move the saloon tables
ii The stewards wouldn't do it. They said it was
after union hours
- ooh, very WELL" said TIE passengers, and took
the tables out themselves.
But later, when the boat was tied to its pier,
and the stewards were lined up all smiling and ex7
pectant and everything the passengers walked right
by aea7 "a ".
Not only that but the entertainment for the
men on board, usually given by the passengers IN
port will be omitted this trip Instead of long grenn
receipts the stewards will get nothing but time for
restrospection.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-13

Is Mr. Alberta lola. who resides on
Jackson Street. and has been resi-
dent OF Norfolk all of his life, is
engineer for the Savannah Railroa d
Company, and besides having a large
number Of friends in this city, he is
we'll known in railroad circles also.
lie said:
81 had been n sufferer for wears
with kidney trouble; had pains In NV
limbs and back. was badly consti-
nated. had no appetite and was all
run down. / had heard so much about
Plant Juice that I thought | would
give II n trial. / am glad did, for
IL has relieved the kidney trouble,
and l do not have n pain or an ache !:
| am not constipated and feel like
new man. l am G. years of age.
and feel as IL I was 30. / have new
strength and vigor. have good APP
petite and sleep fine. l would not be
without bottle OF Plant Juice in my
house, and am glad to endorse and
recommend II TO others"
Plant Juice is sold In Richmond at
Tragle's Drug Store.
Plant Juice is sold In Petersburg by
Morrison The Drug Man, and in Chase
City by The Chase City Drug Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-13
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

home. after brief stay in Char!ottes.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Nor,h!nGton and
children. Ethel and 1.aud. returned Satur-
I IS from motor trip 10 baltimore and
Mrs Betty Booker Glinn who has been
snending The summer in Amelia. left last
She viii be the rues,s o % franss sor sp
time.
Mrs, r. LoomIG Fox and her little dough
are guests Of the torner ."s r aqn s. MI.
and Mrs: Frank weidenfcld. at 1881 Moss
DR.: william \. Shepherd and his family.
n,hmt,!rr summer home in the AiieGhany
cG nj; ana Mo Mrs s,nas, and Mr., and Mrs.
s sos 10 Inn HSnm9nd Labor Day to snend
Mrs j. 4. E MeSie ekGsr cousins NF and
ina, MIS- rs James Gillian. who has been visit;
to her homo IN Lynchburg.
r. Mrs Lacy ICY, b. Pierce, OF New York. has
neham' and rIfn is p Sisit to friends in kuSk.
daushisr. Mrs. Walter cheync e'''e on OF west est
M a,s u arc O. t Niehas!s and Miss Louise
before be, leaving for their future home in
niieS se Pi,af1 me ssys ss
beth; Of 29ii East Broad Street. have S,.'T re-
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. bentley Brown ."'
MIR MIR; and Mrs T. Lich,cnstcip Of Rich
f ThFd ras New 7 York. Ono Hundred and
ws Mr and M,s Mrs a;, Arth1r Adams whose
i5Sda iS!af ssi h$%s asys Erik
mother. Mrs. $. Il. Mckenzie.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-13
MOTHER OF TWO, AGED SO,
WINS FOUR TROUSSEAUX
Becnme Engaged to Four Men. Baked
ut Going To Altar and Ia
Arrektcd.

KANSAS CITY, MO, Sept. ia
Mrs. Edith VI. Shook. 80, mother OF
two children and happily married,
obtained four complete trousscauX
from other men after becoming en-
gagged TO them and refusing, at the
last moment to make the Journey to
the altar. She used the mails to be-
guile the prospective bridegrooms-
to-bc. She has been arrested By
post-oiiice inspectors on n charge of
using the mails to defraud
Mrs. Shook. the inspectors revealed,
wanted pretty clothes and she hit
upon n matrimoniI agency as the
medium through which to procure
them. After obtaining the names Of;
her victims from the agency, she
would enter upon a lively correspon-
dence representing herself as a
youthful divorce. She became en-
gagged 10 four men. but when they in
sisted on setting wedding date. sh.
wrote her parents had objected.
Mrs. Shook was held under bonds
for the Federal grand jury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-13
CHARLIE CHAPLIN NOT TO BE
GIVEN A DIVORCE BY WIFE
she Now Claims Onc-IInlf of Movie
Csmedinn's Property, Valued
Mt S3,OOO,OOO,
IBy Universal ScryIcel

lBy universal Service
NEW YORK. Sept. l2.-NIiIared
Harris Chaplin will not give Charlie
divorce. Despite the sorrow she il
alleged 10 have suffered from the
naughty Indifference and radicalism
OF the great comedian Of the films.
Mildred has changed her mind. She
now claims one-haif of Charles prop
erty, estimated at 100000.
This was the statement made by
Henry j. Goldsmith, former assistant
district attorney. who has been re-
tanned by Mrs. Chaplin as her counsel.
II have told her that under the
laws She is entitled to 80 per cent of
all of Mr.. ChapliH's property, both
real and personal, and wherever si:-
uated, which came into his possession
from the time of their marriage on
October %, 1918. i am informed that
Mr.. Chaplin is worth about $4,000. 900
and that part of his property is in
the name of his brother Sidney"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-13
POLICE RAIDING OPIUM DEN
GIVES SIGHTSEERS THRILL
bnttcr Doors Down. Chnsc Alleged
smokers tcross Roofs and Cen
orally Furnish Excitement

NEW YORK. Sept. l2.--Throngs OF
sightscers TO chinatown" were pro-
.vided with unexpected thrills tonight,
when police raidcd an alleged opium
den in Doycr street, chopp.nE away
doors to gain entrance and pursuing
Inmates across roofs.
A. the height OF the raid n tray
fGil OF opium and pipes was thrown
INTO the street from Il fourth story
window. showering a crowd OF curlous
oniookers After detectives had bat
tered down the doors. and seized a
quantity of drugs and smoking para
phcrnaiia. they arrested three Chi
nesc. who were locked up. CHARGED
with having narcotics in their POSSES
sion. Several other persons who we're
IN the den escaped by way Of the roof
axes on the doors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-13

the. hsIdc. In yellow organdie with
ON. in pink orRandie. with pink as
,ers; Marion Cobb, OF suffolk; in rose
orsand!c. with pink asters. The ush-
ers were &. +. Joynes. Jr. Thomas
K!gsin., Letcher Elcy and stanley
Holland OF Norfolk
The groom mad as ms best man
Clarence Holland. OF Holland.
The bride wore her m9;her's we'd
tu!lc well caught with orange Bios
SONS. She entered with her father,
6. l.. Joyner.,
Her only ornament wac n pearl and
diamond pin, the gift OF the groom.
and she carried a shower bouquet OF
Sweetheart roses and orange bios
SONS.
l.n:ncd!ately after the ceremony Mr..
Northern tour. on their return they
"ill make their home In Windsor.
the Farmers Bank.
Among the out-ot-town guests
were:
:, M:. and MTs, Joh2, King. NJ and Mrs
i i,4nk RS;oSE g g5i Mi Mr, "nh .n MI
h N!'n naa H. wWSsG 3synsr Mil M., 5sy
;Eioyner and Page ,Ioy,nsr. Of sm!thnsid:
Ssna, Mrs. 5; i. ii$!isaa, M!ss i. i. ,N"r;
..'tb.. W iit4IabGs MlSS AtE.ESON. OF Zion.
y. C.: Mrs.. J. u. Williams. OF Suffolk
Married In Washington.
In Wash!n ston on September Miss
Emma Corbin became the bride OF c.
Hamilton Enos. Rev. Wilmer ]. John
son officiating. Miss Adele Enos. OF
Washington, was ring bearer. The
bride wore gown of blue satin and
carried bouquet OF roses.
After reception at the home or
tho groom's nephew. Ryland 3D. Enos.
the bride and groom left for we'd
ding trip. visiting friends and rcia-
tives At Norfolk and Ocean View be-
iore returning 20 Richmond. where
they VIII reside. They Will also spend
some time in Mathews County.
FouikeS-PenrsOn.
Miss Grace May Pearson. OF Rich
mond. and Charlie J. Fou!kcs. Of Cas-
we'll County. y. &, were married at
the home of'Rev, W. l.. Gibson, pas
tor OF Broadus Memorial Baptist
Church. Saturday afternoon. The
bride was att!red in 4 travelling dress
OF blue. The couple left for the home
%! the bridegroom following the ccrc-
moHy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-13

North Eighth street. starting today.
until the regular home OF these shows.
the Lyric. has been fully repaired
and rcdccoratcd. \ bill that If any
thing, raises tho standard OF vaude-
vile offered here so far. will signal
lie the removal. 1t Is headed By Ga
bricl. midget comedian. who has
visited the city In Legitimate attrac-
hon he mas his own company with
largely OF spcc!alties that he Origi-
mated. Other acts are Agnes Finley
anu Charley I'M In 'Nodvil ala
Mode: Alanson. a comic cQuilibrist.
Ackland and Mae, who are old favo-
rites here with their songs and
dances. and the Three Avalcs, Span
ish troubadors.
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FRENCH AUTHORITIES WILL
HOLD AUTOPSY OVER BODY
Pnrisinn Public Opinion requires
Fullest InyehtiEation In Order to
Satisfy CuriOsIty.

PARIS. Sept. 1.-THE examination
OF the body of Olive Thomas was or
dered TO determine whether the ac-
trcss died from the effects OF mercury
or from y slow insidious poison,
which might have been administered
previously or taken by mistake. Uni
vcrsal Service was informed today BY
high police authority.
The death IS certainly mysterious"
said the official, and the theory OF
suicide has been definitely abandoned
Therefore French justice requires the
fullcs; investigation in order 10 sat
!sfy public opinion. The body will be
embalInrd immediately after the au-
topsy. II the verdict Is favorable. as
we hope, n permit for It's shipment 10
America viii be given Immediately.
In the event the permit Is !mme-
diately forthcoming shipment 10
America Will probably be made Sep
TENDER Is. Owing to the departure Of
Jack Pckford. her husband. and the
absence from Paris OF any kinsfolk
OF the dead actress. It Is not likely
that a service Will DC held here"
To the establishment OF every one
Jack ricktord flew 10 London this
morning By special airpianc lie
LEFT no address. With his departure
all OF the members OF the party which
proved fatal 20 beautiful Olive faded
hastily from the scene.
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Icy Universal ScryIce.l

PARIS. Sept. l2.-"Olive Thomas
certainly believed she was acting for
takenly partook OF the poison for
sleeping potion"
While the body Of the beautiful
american movie star rests In the
which the Judicial authorities ordered
yesterday in order 10 ascertain ex-
actiy under what circumstance she
swallowed mercurial tablets. all Paris
continues to discuss the untincly
death OF Jack Pickford's wife and the
soove statement was made by Princess
AvareZco. cousin Of the King OF Ru-
mania in an exclusive interview win
fOmous authority on feminine psy-
cho!ogy. She also Is historian. and
was an official lecturer on conten-
porary History" with the American
troops during the war.
Meanwhile no one was allowed 90
view or touch the body Of the beau
,!fui movie star with the exception OF
TSs doctors o anS pp,som eSperta
Princess AvareZco. sis the most in
tcrestlnE OF It's kind in many years.
After Il careful study Of the known
circumstances. ] do not hesitate to
excitement incident TO q nights go
journ amidst Partisan dancing scenes.
Olive entirely lost her sense of real
lily on that fatal morning.
The barrier between her real per-
sonki!ty and her theatrical one had
completely disappeared. She certain
IS believed she Was acting for II hlm.
]; Was only the unbcarable burning
OF the poison drug which startled her
back 10 real life and cauxed her TO
call for help.
DouEhboy Superior to SlEhtsccrS.
Generally speaking" said the
princess, who has II wide acquain-
tancc among Americans. II am vastly
disappointed ia the Americans visit
Ing Paris since the war. The ordinary
whose NE ] shared for
months. unquestionably WAS vastly
superior TO the present crowd or
sightsccrs. The American lighting
man. was a clean. upright boy. Even
the least educated among them had
deals. while the great majority Of
are useless MASTERS. eager only TO
Indulge IN the sights and sensations
which gold can buy in Paris. while
they disregard the beautiful side OF
the French capital
The atmosphere OF Paris today is
dcter!orated by American pleasure
seekers and Is decidedly dangerous for
American girls"
Paris undoubtedly is n great dan
ger to young and inexperienced girls
who have not developed their viii
powcr,N said Gertrude DIngman. III
rector OF the work OF the Young Won
ems Christian Association In France
Many American girls" she added
are lured by the rcputcd glamour OF
lhris!an pleasure resorts. They lose
their natural restraint and moral
stamina upon arriving here"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-13
Women Who Are So
Nervous
"It Seems AS Though They
Would Fly"

We all know them. and they arc to
be pitied, but IL they could only real
ize there Is one tried and true non-
secret remedy for this condition, our
druggists would not be able TO sup
ply the demand for IT.
That remedy is Vinol. the cod liver
and iron strength creator and body
builder.
Mrs. Charles West says: that Vinol
was the only remedy she found to
bring her out OF nervous break
down and restore her strength.
Vfnol enriches tho blood. Quickcns
the circulation, strengthens tho
nerves and every organ In tho body.
Your druggist sells it, therefore ac-
cept no substitute.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-13
RUAlANLAN PRINCESS ODD
VIEW OF OLIVE THOMAS DEA TIL
Feminine Psychologist Believes Movie Actress Thought
She Was Posing for the Films Until Burning of
Poison Restored Her to Normality

Prohibition in tho United staten
was blamed for the unrestrained ac-
tons OF Americans In Paris by Cort-
land bishop. former president of the
Aero club of America. and one OF the
pest known Americans in Paris
"A dry America" he said, rs re-
sponsible for tho orgies of certain
Americans In Paris. Unable to obtain
champagne openly In America. they
indulge violently as soon as they
leave American ports. II prohibition
continues in the United States. | pre-
dict that 25 per cent OF the Americans
visiting Europe will be physical
wrecks ere months STAY"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-13
I'nIrbnnks ut Victor.

lyUHE WI. maize n two-uay stay
on the screen of the Victor this w.,E
ms. vehicle being When the Clouds
Ro!! BY" This is a tilm that is in
standard that the smiling star always
offers TO steadily approving public
The series of films revealing screen
stars In Intimate phases Of their daily
dos viii also be continued.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-13
IN VERY SERIOUS
STATE OF HEALTH
Relates How Plant Juice Re-
stored His Health After
Long Suffering.
HE HAD BAD KIDNEY TROUBLE
Claims His Kidney Trouble
Has Now Entirely Disap-
peared and He Is Feel
ing Fine.

Many remedies can be obtained for
the RELIEF of stomach trouble. but the
nest, in the opinion of mos. people, is
Plant Juice. the famous herbal stom-
ach medicine. Thousands of people
have been restored to health by the
use of this preparation. Among these
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-13

u.III - IIH ~ WctK tnlS thcatcr
Tor the mammoth audiences that Rio
Iranue VIII attract. Due to it's fame
as a stag" mclodrama this play was
Offering. and it's producers have
spared nothing TO assure this success
~ IS iuii Of thrilling situations typi-
chi OF ne in the great Southwest.
splendid cast headed by Danny
NELL inteTprcts this famous story
from The pen OF Augustus Thomas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-13
Daily Screen Offerings

nIJOU-Chnrics Ray. In "rhe
Village Slcuth."
BiUEBIRD--AuHus Thomas'
"ti0 Grandr.-
ROuhd-tp."
oDEON-D ornthy Dalton, I'm
Gullty OF Love-"
NItrOR-"Whrn the Clouds Roll
n.y." with doug" Fairbanks.
utoADWAl-C q II y lance hin
ncy, I'm "3D Fast
REN-Marle WaIcnmp, In first
chapter OF "lhc Dragon'n Net"
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Ghn.tiy Accident, Says pIckford.

IDN DUN, sept. I2.-Jack PICk!Ord
and owen Moore arrived in London
by airplane this afternoon from Paris
for n few days rest. P!ckford gave
me the following interview regarding
the death OF his wife. Olive Thomas.
who died Thursday from the effects
OF poison swallowed early Sunday
were the greatest pals on earth. Her
death is n CHASTITY accident We both
Cancelled work In America 10 take
belated honeymoon. We were the
happIcst couple Imaginable When
we arrived In Paris her only thought
was that she had 10 buy some dresses
and then get back home 10 complete
her picture contracts so that we could
settle down TO have home"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-13
Iiig Venture for Arbucklc

Know the comedian Arbuckle by no
othrr name. is 10 be seen all this
week IN NE Isis. His first attempt at
screen plays beyond his ordinary field
q two-reel comedies is The Round
". Western play that made a
great staS" success. Arbucklc cnacts
the rol" of u sheriff
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-13

Dorothy Dalton opens the week to-
da!, on ne tdcon screen with Guilty
OF si.oHe.' The first Aim play she has
made since she returned TO the stu
uips following her triumphant con-
MutSt Of broadway in "Aphroditc."
mere VIII be a Pollard comedy fol-
LOWING, tho .eatmrc
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beautiful Constnncc IIcrc.

COnstanCc Kinney. whose adm!rcrs
are numbered by the thousands, has
brought 10 the screen version OF her
stage success. 80 East" by Rachel
trothers. !; viii! be 1T the Broadway
all week. All who see this are sched-
ulcd TO undergo complete revision
in their IDEAS Of members OF a must
cal comedy chorus.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-13
Cinema Programs
Ray Away. ronuInr

'hnr'ry Ray Always Popular.
ihe NiltaS. Sleuth" is the title
iurc in which he VIII open the week
az inc Blyou. The comedy with this
MIN is = Sennett offering. Behind tho
ecrcen On Thursday Elsie Ferguson
ihkcS the li!Jou screen in Lady Roses
'nuEhtcr, n superb Offering for this
beautiful and talented star
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-13

MarIc WaIclnp VIII be seen In the
hfSt chapter of a new and stirring
serial today at the Rex. This is cne
titled The Dragons Net" The pro-
gram Will be filed out with scream
ing comedies ana the Pa:hc News Will
"cTua!nt patrons with the very latest
news.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-13
WEDDINGS ENGAGEMENTS

PURcELLyII.LB. VA. Sept: l2.-Mr.
County. have announced tho engagement
their dauEhtor Ursula. to Charles
Will take place in October.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-13
France IIonors Jcnn dc. ne.zke.

NV InlVcrstI SctNicc-
PARIS. Sept. 12.-Jean do Reszke.
who was forced to sell all his prom,
crty in order to live after his son
was killed in the world war. has
been made an officer In the Legion
OF Honor,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-13
KING OF RUMANIA BfEAKS
ENGAGEMENT OF DAUGHTER
Premier Lloyd Georges Refusal TO
Meet Exiting Constantine
Given Us REASON.

rARIS. Sept. 1.-THE engage
of the King OF Rouma to the
Duke of Sparta has been broken by
the King, II is reported here. The
action followed the refusal of Pre-
mier Lloyd George to meet the for
mer King Constantine of Greece. The
refusal was based on the alleged
completely OF thc- KiRg in the plot
against the life OF Premier Venizelos.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-13

CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
$50 Z. Main Street Phone Randolph "a
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"Thc Girl In The II,nou.,n..

farce, sponsored by A. II. Woods. viii
open At the strand Thursday night.
finishing the week with two perform
nnccs. Avery Hopwood. one or the
most finished writers Of farces. Is n
co-author. The leading roles are in
the hands of Emma Bunting and
Francis Picrlot. After the several
since the opening of the season. this
play Will furnish 4 welcome light re-
lief.
Academy Opens Today.
Il. +. Keith vaudeville will rear it's
h n h,
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ADJUSTMENTS
"Tircr nnsc. Mt Strand.

David Bclasco is sending to this
house for two nights Il play that has
success Of its era. Tiger Rose" ii
IS laid in the almost uatrohdcn for
csts Of the Province OF Alberta. Can
ada, Just under Circle %" y French
sions are almost tiEcrish is the hero
inc. She is Rose Bocion, played by
SiEnor!na Capcilani. q new discov-
cry in BclasCos bevy of stars. Frank
Bryan. Bernard J. McOwcn and
James IL. Lewis have leading male
roles Local ;hcatcrgoers are 10 view
~ TIER Rose what critics call the
grandcst and sweetest conclusion that
mas ever been written for piay