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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-05
January
{ Icarance Sales

laa.lne the decline in the prices Of mer-
ls 0iIl offer the following goods at a
/ }1luehon
y. 90 WEDNESDAY, MORNING. Ian. S. 1921.
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sHlll assortment Ut Towels
ios SOW pc
ertnent of Turkish Towels and Rath Mats
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-14

District Deputy Richard White. of
Perth Anlboy, was the installing
officer. Following the installation a
social hour was enjoyed.
Under the auspices OF the com
mittee Of Eve the EfSh dance of a
series was given IN g.. MaTy's Hail.
The dance We veil attended End a
social as well IS financial success.
A meeting q Interested properly
owners hTinx along the line OF .he
proposed improvement Ok Borden
town ayerGe viii meet with the city
council tonight In .he city hail for
the purpose Ct adjusting matters to
the mutual advantage OF all. The
residents OF that street Ia portion
of them at lcast) claim that the new
grade IS not in accordance with the
grade established some years ago.
When the improvement is completed
this will leave them in a hole" AL
though the proposed improvement
was advertised several weeks before
it was adopted, a public meeting was
called for the purpose of hearing
any or all objections and not an OBJ
lection was received.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-14
SOUTH AMBos'


M~mpes OF the county executive
board OF the American Legion Will
hold n banquet in Hotel Klein o.
Rev Rrunvsick tomorrow night.
This feed" was arranged bv ex-
entertainment c!Eer os Lake A.
Lovely Post. Mike" Suits. Stalts
is row in charge of all socisl work
all over The county and will assist
those posts who are in need OF as
sistance.
The local Post of American Legion
have made application for member
ship in the South Amboy Chamber
of Commerce. The post commander.
Harry A. Leonard, has been desig-
mated as the representative Of the
post.
On Saturday night the employees
of the dupont plant at Parlin and
the residents of the village will give
a farewell party to Mr.. and Mrs. +.
j.. Fuilam, the retiring executive
head of the plant. and will give a
reception to James Ellams. the new
executive will be manager in Mr..
Fullam's place. NJ. v. Hit has been
appointed assistant manager.
Francis p. Coan will represent the
Board of Education at the onven
ton of the district boards of educa-
ton to De held at New
tomorrow morning and afternoon.
The secretary of the local cham
Der of will attend a cor
vention of Chamber of Commerce
secretaries to be held In Trenton to-
morrow.
The city was visited by a small
snowstorm last night. There is an
ordinance on the books of the city
which provides for the quick remov-
al of the snow from all sidewalks.
This ordinance should be enforced.
At a recent conference with the
Chamber of Commerce, Mayor Scully
and Councilman-at-large Stockton
gave them every assurance that this
ordinance would be enforced. II
the snow is not removed within
twenty-four hours 1t will be removed
by the city and the expense charged
up to the property owners
The annual installation of officers
for the local court of the Daughters
of Isabella was held last night at
the X. of c. rooms on David street. J
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-14

Perth Amboy and woodbridge Road with
the northerly side OF Meredith Street as
shown on a certain map entitled Revised
Map Of Lands OF the Estate of John Ar
mold. decd. at Perth Amboy. N. j." sur
veyed by c. c. Hommann. ESQ., Surveyor.
sc. filed in the Clerks office OF said
County. and thence running eastwardly
parallel with Meredith Street. ,,slong the
northerly side of lot .. in block "a as
shown on said map zone hundred and one
uOI) feet and twenty-nine one hundred
tbs (21/1O0) OF a foot. thence running
northwardly at right angles to Meredith
Street. partly along the Westerly side Of
lot nine in said block as shown on said
map. 50 Feet; thence run1ihg westwardly
the southerly side of it s in said block
as shown on said map los feet and s5/10o
of a foot to the easterly side OF the
Perth Amboy and woodbridge Road. ana
easterly side OF the Perth Amboy and
woodbridge Road. fifty t50) feet and
twenty-five one hundredths (22/1oo) OF
a foot to the point or place OF beginning,
be said several courses. distances and
dimensions more OF less. The lots hereby
conveyed being lots numbered three and
four. in block 81 as shown on said map
FOURTH TRACT: All that certain
lot, tract or parcel Of land and premises.
hereinafter particularly described, situ-
ate, lying and being in the City of Perth
Amoby. in the County OF Middiesex and
state Of New Jersey. and known as num-
Der 10 in Block 81 on a certain mar en-
titled Revised Map Of Lands Of the Es-
tate of John Arnold. decd. at Perth Am
boy, N. j." surveyed by c. C Hommann.
ESQ, filed in the Clerks office of said
and bounded and described as
follows: to wit: BEGINNING at a point
on the southeriy side of Pine Street dis
tant one hundred and fifteen 015) feet
and forty-three one hundredths 43/1OOl
a foot easterly from. the corner formed
BY the intersection Of the southerly side
Of Pine Street with the easterly side of
The Perth Amboy and Woodbridge Road;
thence running s~outhwardly along the
ide of lots s, Z. 6 and 5 In said
block as shown ION said map. one hun
dred (1o0) feet: thence running east
wardly along the >northerly side OF lot
in said block as shown on said map, 70
feet: thence running no~rthwardly along
The westerly sid OF lot IL in said block
as shown on said map. one hundred t100)
feet to the southerly side OF Pine Street,
IS feet to the point or place Of beginning.
be said several courses, distances and d.
mere or less
ADRIAN LYON,
Special Master in Chancery of New
Jersey.
THOMAS BROWN.
Solicitor of Complainant.
Perth Amboy, n. j.
3305-1-7-14-21-2s.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-14

intersection OF the southerly side Of Pine
Street with the EaSterly side OF the Perth
Amboy and Woodbridge Road as shown
on said map; thsnce running Eastwardly
along the souther.y side OF Pint Street.
one hundred and fs:een ul5) feet and
forty-thres che hund.edths (43/100) Of a
foot; thence lnning sou:heriy along the
Westerly siss o; lct ten IN said block 50.
as sh5Sa On sd nsg. one hundred feet;
thence tunasSs ~~sst-srdly along the
Kor;ssrly stse of ct four tn said Block
~ as sEnvn on satd riac. one hundred
and e-e ss~s sad ~sine.y-rvs sne hundred
tbs cs a soct % he Easteriy side OF the
Perth Asnboy and Woodbridge Road. and
thence running S~orthwsrdiy along the
Easteriy side Of she rerth Amboy and
Woodbridge Road. one hundred 100) feet
and four hundred and forty-eight one
thousands (44S.1000) of a foot to the
point or slace OF beginning. Be- the said
several courses. distances and dimensions
SECOND TRACT. All that certain lot.
tract or parcel Of land and premises. par
ticularly described as follows; BEGIN
MING at tie corner formed by the inter-
section Of the Northerly side Of Meredith
Street ands the easterly side Of the Perth
Amboy and Woodbridge Road as shown
on a certain map. entitled Revised Map
Of Lands Of the Estate Of JOIN Arnold,
decd. at Perth Amboy. New Jersey" sur
veyed BY c. c. Hommann. Esq, Sur
veyor. &C.. filed In he Clerks office of
said County. and thence running east
wardly along the northerly side OF ere
dlth Street. ninety-six 1852 feet and for
ty-seven one hundredths (47/100) of a
foot: thense running n~orthwardly at right
angles to Meredith Street partly along the
" westerly side Of lot nine (9) In block
(34) as shown on said map.
fifty (50) feet; thence running westwardiy
parallel with Meredith Street along the
southerly side OF lot 3 In said block as
shown on said map. one hundred and one
101) feet and twenty-one one hundred
tbs f21/1O0) of a foot to the easterly side
II the Perth Amboy and Woodbridge
Road, and thence running southerly along
The ~easteriy side Of the Perth Amboy and
Woodbridge Road. fifty (50) feet and
twenty-five one hundredths (a2I100) of a
loot TO the point or place of beginning. be
several courses, distances and dimen-
;ions more or less. The lots hereby con-
Keyed being numbered one and two in
block "a as shown on said mar.
THIRD TRACT: All that certain lot,
ract or parcel OF land and premises. here
natter particularly described. situate. ly-l
and being in the City Of Perth Amboy.
county of Middlesex. New Jersey. Be
iINNING at a point on the easterly side
II the Perth Amboy and Woodbridge
Road distant nifty t50) feet and twenty
.wo hundredths (22/100) OF a foot nor
hsrly from the corner formed by the In
OF the easterly side of the !
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-14
IN cHaNcERY OF NEW Jersey
Between MARY j. CORNELIUS. Con
~plainant. and PETER j.. ANDERSON
ct ais, Defendants.
nv Din ROB DADTTTTnN

Nv DILL vi Al
NOTICE OF SALE
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to
a Decree Of the Court Of Chaneery laade
in a cause wherein Mary J. Cornelius Is
complainant and Peter J. Anderson, ct
ais. are defendants. bearing date the 9th
day of December. 1890. !. the undersigned,
one OF the Speeial Masters Of the Court
of Chancery. shall expose for sale at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder. on the
sIst day Of January. 1921. at the hour OF
? o'clock in the afternoon thereof. at my
office 20s-2i0 Smith Street. in the City
Of Perth Amboy. County Of Middlesex and
State OF New Jersey. all and singular the
lands and premises hereinafter particular
ly described. to wit:
FIRST TRACT: All those certain lots.
tracts or parcels OF land and premises.
hereinafter particularly. described. situate.
lying and being in the City Of Perth AM
boy. in the County Of Middlesex and State
Of New Jersey. and known as Nos. 5. 6. Z
and 8 on Block %. on a map entitled
Map OF Lands OF the Estate of John
Arnold. decd. at Perth Amboy. N. j."
surveyed by c.. c. Hommann. Esq, filed
in the Clerks office OF said County and
bounded and described as follows. to wit:
at the corner formed by the
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Holmes and chill.
dren Of State street have returned
from Washington, D. c., where they
visited relatives.
Mrs. Lawrence Toothman has
ben III the past two days at their
summer home the Springer Farm
near Hopcwell.
Christine and Ruth Gould who
were operated on at Cook hospital
Tuesday were brought to their home
on Guffy st Wednesday eve-
Ming. Both are doing nicely.
Mrs. R. S. Springer Of coium.
hia street has been very iii the past
few days. A trained nurse is in at
tendance.
R. a.. Johnston Of Columbia street
was very Ill for several hours yes
terday With an attack OF acute In
digestion. Although much improy.
ed he Is still quite weak from the
effects OF the severe pain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hawkins will
go to Warrington Friday to spend
the weekend with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs Masters.
Miss Beulah Baker who has been
here with her aunt Mrs. ". o. Ash
by on Tygart street for several
weeks returned 10 her home at Mt.
Morris today.
Mrs. Luther Steele Of Davis Ridge
went to Little Falls today to attend
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cunninsham and &Ir Hanson
Gently
MAS Gfaee JHtk a. M6undssitte
spent Weddesde III James Afnetts
me wedding ot Lsnae Josephins
.1senbuner Of Mason City and David
Shelby snlder Of GeofgetoRn took
place in Gallopolls, Ohio, on May 80.
The ceremony was performed at
the parsonage OF the Rev. e. Mofell
of that city. The bride is the daugh.
ter Of Mr., and Mrs. Fred lsenbunef
OF Mason iCty. They are Al present
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Will
Snider.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Arnett and
son have returned home after a Wis.
Il TO Liverpool, Cleveland Ohio, and
Moundsvllle and we're visiting his
sister Mrs. George BrouSe at New
Marinsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Arnett and son
we're visiting at Morgantown
Mf. and Mrs. Clarence sattertiela
and children. MIR. and Mrs. James
Atnett attended the baptizlng at the
Union church Sunday.
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-:-NEWS-:-
Birthday Party

Mrs. Brooks Nuzun Of Ohio ave-
nue. gave a birthday party Tuesday
evening in honor OF the birthday an.
ntversarles Of her children Mary,
agen 10 and Brooks, aged s years.
A color scheme Of yellow and white
was used in the decorations Of the
living room and dining room. Mus.
IC and juvenile games we're the
amusements and all present enjoyed
the festivities 10 the fullest extent.
Refreshments were served ny Mrs.
Nuzum assisted by Mrs. II. i. Sat
terrified and Mrs. Meigs Nuzunl. The
guests were Edith Sergeant, Ruby
and Eva Morgan, Ralph and Mar
shall Glenn, Ruth and Edith Killian,
Blanch and Virginia Nuzum, Ralph
Carpenter, Robert Miller, Harold
Lake, Richard Sebol, Davinna Louis
Brown. Floanna liupp. Ida Krantz.
Jcnnette Nuzum, Mary Carpenter,
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Janes II. Atnett has s,t M ~
new bofehes 10 iii homo ia mast
week. Emery shSRef 6f Bfady. Ala
the work, 1s
cbor,as ,6s r,.,,a..s.
RIyssviiIs "a au ! ~ =.
Nam racarti1 y mVrsSn =
-.
W ~. h~alphsnyder and Misses
lVte sna saFan GlsrE were visiting
~ elarA halpnsnyuers recently.
MT. ana Mrs. Harold Rutherford
were calling at Mr., and Mrs. Eugene
Hanson's recently.
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WASHING ON NEWS
GOSSIP q .1izz

WASHINGTON, June 15.-sena.
ter lalkins had an engagement
schedn1ed with the President for to.
day. II II IL kept, II Is probable
at the West Virginia patronage
[itiatioh Will be discussed and
tmiseB, which have been given in
Lwritlngy may be repeated orally. II
mostspfohable that Senator Elk.
Inns GARFIELD q list OF jobs he want.
LED tutbe given to West. Virginia to
Ee used ID the expected negotla.
lions supposed TO be on the pro.
gram ib The purpose Of restoring
Che eutent cordlale.
NJ very likely, too, that the at.
titudB Of the administration toward
sleeeplng the government from med.
dline With private business will be
subject b%foached. It is barely
|posslble that Senator Elklns may
Hsek III q most direct way to ascer.
tain the administration proposes
stand sponsor for, and get be.
hind tie Ffelinghuysen coal bill:
Both West Virginia Senators op.
lpose this bill passing, and so do all
members Of the House. The
iatter held a conference TO discuss
NJ on Monday night.
Their position on this bill Is that
3 merely an opening wedge that
WIN pave the way for government
4 control government ownership OF
naturalization Of coal mines. Al.
most anything, they declare. can
follow ia once tho Frclinghuysen
bin Is enacted. TO he consistent,
both West Virginia Senators will
be .fptnd voting against tho pack.
ers bill On Thursday.
The indications are that a fight
Ms brewing on the coal bill that
wili draw the limo very sharply be.
tween those who oppose anything
Y that snapa Of government control
ffof private business and those who
Sican In the opposite direction. In.
yolsed in 1t, OF course. II the Pres.
ident's own asserted desire, iterat.
ed and reiterated In his campaign
for the presidency and since his
election. that there BIO less govern.
fnent Iii business, and moro bust.
ness 81 government.
If the administration gets behind
the Ffe1inghuysen bill II will prob.
ably be able To pass II. But 1t wilt
b. hard and bitter fight which is
tikely 70 bring about a party split.
hfeady there are signs which in.
d'fbitablyspoinL to the formation OF
new bloc in tho Congress-,
namely b coal bloc" The farming
interests have one, and there are
several others. But The r%epreson.
tatfyes from conl.producing states,
and thet are over 80 Of them, have
never undertaken the formation OF
hnch an Organization. They may
he toteed to do it 10 protect them,
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-Hone MllaihnatN Maetlna.

Mr.. i. ~. Dennis Of state street
was hostess to the Home Mission.
ary Society Of the First N, p church
Tuesday evening. There was a good.
attendance and the meeting was an
interesting one. A social hour fol.
lowed the business session and re.
freshments were served. TIE next
meeting. will be held at the home
OF Mrs. John Thrash, Brown street.
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Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Thomas Mann
and children arrived in New York
last Friday from France. Today,
thKpls announcement Of the post.
ine ot a $4,000 reward, II was
learned that while their baggage
'sas on The docks awaiting the Gus.
toms Inspection, a bags containing
jewels III the value of $45, 900 and
French francs TO the value of $500,
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GIBBONS BANKS oErEN.

Mike Gibbons is demonstrating
that there is more money in boxing
often than in laying off until tht
big purses are ttotted out.
He Is boxing almost every week
now. His drag Is from $4,000 Il
$500 pcr performance. That would
make his income around $4,000 d
month,
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ACCENTS WANfKb

AGENTs-Msle and female deai al.
rect with factory. and sss
sellers; we have got the winner tot
house to house agents biggest com.
mission paid; every sale brinEs IA.
peats for the agent Write Sfor par.
t%iculars, BosToNlAN SHOPPING.
BAG CO., 1905 e. Slsdushsnna Az
Philadelphia, Pa. ssAI
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Mrs. Echols, wife Of Congress-.
man Leonard S. EChols, Of the
Sixth district, and little son, Leon.
ard Sidney, H., will leave Washing.
ton next week for Capon Springs,
where they will spend tho remain
der Of tho summer.
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belonging TO Mrs. Mann, disap.
peared. There Is no clue, the de.
tectives In charge Of the case say.
George W. McGiintic and Ira
Mottersbeard. the latter one Of the
powers In the Republican party or.
%ganization In Kanawha county, ar.
rived here today, probably hoping
10 put the finishing touches on
that will bring the expected an.
nouncement from Senators Suther.
land and Elkins that they had dc.
clded to recommend the appoint.
ment Of Mr.. McCiihtlc for The
jndgeshIp in the Southern district
Of the state. The politicians more
or less In close touch with this con.
test have discounted this announce.
ment. They have picked the
Charleston lawyer as a sure win.
ner.
However. Judge j. F. Strother
and several frlehds9 are here, and
have not given UP hope. Judge
Strother, although last to enter the
contest for the new iudgshlp has
made a formidable showing with
an equally formidable organization,
confined mostly TO the Fifth Con.
gresslonal district. The STROLLER
camp, in charge Of the adroit and
r%esourceful Congressman Wells
Goodykoontz. was augmented Tues.
day by tho arrival Of Judge Joseph
NJ, Sanders, OF Bluetield.
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George Williams, Of Beckley, who
Is a frequent visitor In tho Capital
Is bore now.
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BttfnspprthSE atf Carpenter
Stisunt, Harclf Nisdn.
Islg can &td sir
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Chas. D. Rice ha. been appointed
postmaster ut Lone Cedar, which is
in jackson county.
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WANTED

wANTED-Job working on farm,
write to Joe Lustak, Box 235 Star
City, W. Va s-1e-2t-ssA
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Since White salve

For sorc throat. Group, colds, ii,
tluenza and pneumonia. Strongly
medicated, Pleasant vapors to in
hale. Does not soil tho skin or
stain the most delicate lingerie
Manufactured by VIM. NJ. Simpson.
Drug Co. Wilkingsburg. Pa. For
sale by Falrmont Pharmacy.
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sPEciAL NOTICES.

NOTICE is hereby giYen mat viii
not be responsible for any debtscofr
tracted BY my wife, Lola CHI wiz
liam Gill. eEis-4tAs6A
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100 ACRES WITH sErs M
GOOD BUILDINGS oNLY st0oo!
Good hill land, 8 acres bks tinthen i
good houses, both have good
2 barns fine water, ofchafd soodI
vein OF coal, leased Tor oil md al
close to school and chttehs EihsI
nelghborhood. This lssa real baf-
gain and can be nicely divided. but
we must sell 1t In one trae s4b00.
$4,000 down, balance 5000 per ycar
Write for new catalogue M i.
TRoUTSREADTY co. II Atldn
son. Asst, Macarthur, Ohio.
e1s.st-loNA.
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COMPLETE COMPACT kdto EamS,
ing outfit. 1 cots. adjustable
and satee. Can ssssMs estb
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FOR SALE-Leathef eoykFea uap
orlette. VERY REAsoNABEEt
Phone sSe.M.
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FOR RENTflodetn fi6as 1900
Falfrioat Ave. Built y6aE
Hall acre Of ground 1854
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Neutrality-suspicious.

FOR RENTING furnished rooms.
for light housekeeping Apply
sS7 East Park Ave. S.l+St.74A
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FOR ~RNET-Fsrnlshed rooms, sss
Chicago st, 6-14-st-ssA
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ONE FRONT BEDROOM; suitable
for two gentlemen. Phone SlsiR.
B~.14.5t.SlA
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FOR RENT-Two front rooms for
light housekeeping, Phone 1S7s.R,
6.15.9t.SeA
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FOR RENT = Two room light
housekeeping apartment. Apply
S04 Quincy ST. 6.16.2t.94A
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ROOMS FOR RENT-21l Chicago
St S.15.4t.sSA
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FOR RENT rooms. Phoh6
le2s.M. s.15.st,s6A
New-York tribune., 1921-02-20
The Cradle Song
New Play Introduces Cregorio Martinez
Sierra TO the New York Stage

it was produced with success in Berlin.
1t slso Is we'll known in the Russian
theater. In 1915 Martinez Sierra or
ganlzed company of his own, the
Compania C6mico- Dramatica, Gregorio
Martinez Sierra taking over the man
agement of the Eslava Theater. Madrid
which has since been its permanent
home. In direction and mise -scene.
as well as in the exceedingly wide and
cosmopolitan range of its repertoire.
this house has assumed a leading posi-
tion in the Spanish capital,
Although prose stylist Of distinc-
tion, Martinez Sierra has proved him
self from the beginning much more than
mere man of letters. His work
dlscloses strong sociological bias.
and with his wife, Dora Maria
MARTINEZ Sierra, he has contrib
uted more effectively than any other
person to the stimulation OF tho
feminist movement in Spain. Maria
Martlnez Sierra is herself writer Of
unusual ability in many styles, catholic
ana receptive In temper, at once cosmo-
politan and markedly individual. Their
joint labors in placing before the Span
'sh people the positive results achieved
by organizations OF modern women IN
the more progressive countries havs
been Of inestimable service, and
through their efforts the names of such
bodies as the Federation Of Women,s
Clubs and of such social and intellec.
tual pioneers as Miss Jane Addams and
Miss Ida NJ. Tarbell have become house.
hold words, even in remote Spanish
provinces. To attempt to trace this
collaboration into the artistic sphere
and through the scenes Of such come.
dies as 1.-THE Cradle Song" would In.
deed be an inviting adventure to the
critical mind
During the past sutumn the initia,
production Of piece By Martinez
Sierra took place in London, when hid
Dream Of an Autumn Night" was
brought out by Dennis Edie under tbs
title THE Romantic Young Lady, id
translation by Mr. and Mrs. H. Gran,
Vile Barker.