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Great Falls tribune., 1921-03-08
STANFORD ATTORNEY GOES
TO WISCONSIN TO PRACTICE

Special to The Tribune.
Lewistown, March 7.-Anton ID.
Strouf, for several years an attorney
of Stanford and who was elected d
state senator from judith Basin
county, resigning and J. J.. Mears be-
ing elected to fill the vacancy, has
departed for N<lnitowoc, Wisconsin,
where he formerly lived and where he
will make his home. Before coming out
here Mr.. Strouf was elected to the
Wisconsin legislature.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-03-08
Stockman Suicides
by Hanging Self to
Rafter With Lariat

Butte. March William Lowell. 10
years old, an employe of a stock farm
adjoining Anaconda. committed suicide
at an early hour Monday morning.
With lariat he hung himself to raf-
ter in a nearby shed and also fired a
pistol bullet through his brain, accord
ing to special dispatch. No reason
is known for his act. The deceased
had been employed number of years
on ranches in the vicinity of Ana
conda,
Great Falls tribune., 1921-03-08
JUDGE Draws List
Of Jurors to Set
at Libby March Ia
Special to The Tribune.

0VcCINI 70 Ht IIIUUHC.
Libby, March Before leaving here
last week, after spending two weeks in
Libby, Judge Pomeroy Of the district
court drew panel of GO jurors, who
are summoned to appear Monday,
March IA. This is setting record for
trial for work in Lincoln county one
jury having been discharged only a
few days ago. Judge Pomeroy's reason
for calling new set Of jurors almost
Immediately after holding jury term
here was to clean up the calendar of
cases.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-03-08
TO BE TRIED FOR ASSAULT
UPON TEIGEN HOTEL MAN
Special TO The Tribune.

SpecIaI TO Tie IFIUUHV
Lewistown, March 7-County At
torney e. j. Baker filed informations
against l.. Il. Miner and Oscar Hogan,
charging them with an assault in the
first degree upon Frank Boyd, propric-
tor of the Teigen hotel. The men were
arraigned and pleaded not guilty. Both
are in the county Jail and will be tried
at the coming jury term. s
Great Falls tribune., 1921-03-08
1879 LIB. TROUT CAUGHT
NEAR lEWlST0WN

Lewistown, March 7.-E. J. Strick-
land a well known Lewistown man,
Sunday caught 1872 pound trout.
the beauty being 30 inches long and
one Of the handsomest fish ever taken
out of Spring Creek.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-03-08

A. O. Parks, Of this city, was married
in Spokane, February p to J. 7. May.
They expect to leave soon for Canton.
N. c.. where they will make their fu-
ture home.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-03-08
OUCH! ANOTHER
RHEUMATIC TWINGE
Get busy and relieve those pains
with that handy bottle OF
SlOan's Liniment

WHAT Sloan's does, it does thor
w oughly-penetrates without rub.
bing to the afflicted part and
promptly relieves most kinds of exter-
nal pains and aches. iouh 1nd It
clean and non skin staining. Keep it
handy for sciatica, lumbago. neuralgia,
over-cxerted muscles, stiff joints. back
ache, pains, bruises, strains, sprains.
bad weather after effects.
For 80 years Sloan's l1niment has
helped thousands the world over. You
aren't likely to be an exception. 1t GER
tainly does produce results:
All druggists-35, zoe, $l.40.
S1Od1!CS
Lininnent(tesssssa99
Great Falls tribune., 1921-03-08

ated 1ron--three times per day. after meals for
two weeks. Then test your strength again and see
how much you have gained. Your money will he
refunded by the manufacturers II you do no. obtain
perfectly satisfactory results. Al all druggists.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-03-08
There is
Strength in
EveryTablet

one dose often helps
commence to enrich
your blood and re-
q vitalize your worn
! out exhausted nerves
, -Nuxated Iron is or
ganic iron, like the
Iron in your blood and
like the iron in spinach.
1t is so prepared that 1t
will not injure the teeth
nor disturb the stomach.
It Is ready for almost
irnme d j a tie absorption
and assimilation by the
blood while some physi-
clans claim metallic iron
which people usually
take is not absorbed at
all. II you are not strong
or well you owe 1t to
yourself to make the fol-
lowing test: See how
long you can work or
how far you can walk
without becoming tired.
Next take two five
grain tablets of Nux-
Great Falls tribune., 1921-03-08

HARLEM YOUNG WOMAN WEEDS
MAN FROM NORTH CAROLINA
Harlem, March Word was re-
ceived here Thursday stating that Miss
Mabel Parks. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
The Lake County times., 1921-05-19

or . A r. Phrommer
The Little Brother. . Bill Schultz
Customers Sales Girls. Sales Boys. etc.
MUSICAL NUMBERS
T. GOO La La. Noodles and Girls
ACT II-scene
a Bull Ring in spain
Characters-(In order of appearance)
Noodles ...-........ Rudy Monbers
Jefferson Snowfall .... Harold Gilles
Jack Wise .........4.... c. n. Hilton
Prunella Bunchgrass. Louise Stevens
Ferdinand Foster. F. Phrommer
Clarence Wfldwave Kenneth Mauck
Sallie SNAP ............... Cecil Abblett
Pedro Gonzales. Spanish ~
Bootlegser - lowell F1sner
Dancers:-Margare Carroll, Laverne
Prendergast. Hazel Prendergast Fern
Regard, Marie Domke, Faye V. Rick,
Maude Burke, Dorothy Dye, Lucille Bo-
gard. Ethel DOYLE, Dorothy Nierengart-
en-, Dorothy Dunsing, Martha Tiedenan
Helen Turner. Lucille Ahlendorf. Isa-
belle Hawkins Boys, p. X. LipinslUi,
Bob Patterson. Paul siegrisi. ~ g.
I4amborm, II O keiso Ray Mette, and
Herman Haries
MUSICAL NUMBERS
i. Spain"
Lillian Mcintyre and Dancers
?. Give Ale Your Love All The
Time ........... Elsa Freeman
> F1nale. --........-...... ensemble
Scene
While the scene is being changed
ALEX. ROBB
Who talks about anything and anybody
Scene
A Country Club
Characters-(In order Of appearnceD
Noodles .,............. Rudy Monberg
Clarence Wildwave Kenneth Mauck
sallie snap. .-......-..... Cecil Abbiett
King CocOe-Bola.. .....D DR.. J. A. Graham
Girls:-Alaudo Burke. 1-aye V. Rick,
Marthe Tiedeman. Hazel Prendergast,
Nellie Meyers. Ursa Poole Vera TuIey.
Isabelle Hawkins. Laura sass. Anna
Sass. Irene Raycraft. Laverne Prender-
gast. Marie Donlke, Margaret Carroll.
The Lake County times., 1921-05-19
NEW PLACE FOR
MAX MOTKIN

Max Motkin. who IS doing a flourish
Ing shoe business in the room facing
on Fayette street, just west OF Calu-
met avenue. will have a new business
room right on the corner before the
summer Is over. Architect Frank Null
Of Hammond has prepared plans for
handsome building. which viii face on
Calumet avenue and the contract has
already been let TO Charles scott FOR
the construction work
The Lake County times., 1921-05-19

Lucille Ahlendorf. Miriam Merz. Boys,
Paul siegrist, H. {. Lamborn. II. z.
Kelso. and Ray Mette
The Interlocutor-Virgil $ Rciter.
The End Men: r X. LIpInsKi. g B.
Hilton. Bob Patteraon. wm. l. Long.
Bill Schultz, V J. Cupp Harold ] ell
les and Alex Robb.
The Balladksts: John McNeiii and
Milton Dermedy
The Harmonists: q. Nagdeman. yir-
sid Whitaker, Or. W Il Bigger. Lowell
Fisher. Herman HarJes, J Gehring. A.
]. Scatena, 4. f. Phrommer. John
Fischrupp and c. +. Hll.
MUSICAL NUMBERS
I. Opening Chorus Girls and Boys
>. "Jollies" Medley Company
fAlex. Robb soloisD
(Harold J. Gnles Dancer)
3. Ny Gee-Gee From the FIJI
Isle " j. Cupp
I. NANNY .. g. 3. Hilton
.. Rose" ...... Milton Dermcdy
s. Aunt Jemima's Jubilee"
......... II9rolI J Gines
= That Old Irish Mother Of
Mine" John McNenn
s. You Tell 'Em'' Alex. Robb
p GRAND FINALE. Entire Company
FOR THE BREN COMPANY
Directors-Ralph II. Hamilton. Har-
old J. GILES and Alex. Robb.
Musical Director-Delos owen
The Lake County times., 1921-05-19
Getzinger Remains
on Way Homo

Mrs. John Kerner. 1927 Euclid ave
nue., Hammond, received a messa &c
from the war department to the ef-
feet that the body Of her son. Patrick
NJ. Getzinger, who died in France was
on its way % America and would reach
the port at New York. May FL When
the body VIII arrive In Hammond is not
known, but the American Legion is
preparing for military burial.
GetHinger was IN the regular army
serving on the Mexican border when
the United states entered the world
war He went across with troop r.
The Lake County times., 1921-05-19
HERE'S CAST
FOR LEGION
MINSTREL SHOW

Tho "ToIlies of 1927" Hammond's
oreatast minstrel show. is ready for
presentation to Hammond's largest
audience VIII the lines well In
mind and with splenct- nistron'c -fain-
ing. the magnificent cast of Hammond s
finest and fairest Is prepared 10 give
their townspcople the greatest even
fng.s entertainment they have ever en-
loved when the curtain rises on the
first performance this evening. Tick
ct sales have been made I'm volumes un-
prccedented in the annals Of amateur
performances but because OF tho inn
mensitv OF the playhouse, there are
-thl some good seats to be had. If
you have not as yet bought your tick
cts. go at once to the theatre and ask
for them You viii he taken care of.
4 dress rehearsal was held this af-
ternoon at the theatre. and the per
forlnance went off without a hitch.
There is noticeable lack OF amateur
ishness In the production, which glvo7
il an air of professionalism and iniah
unusual to shows OF THIS Kind. The
program Is as follows.
ACT T-scenet
An Island in the Pacific ocean
tiit tIdSt CT liz %ANAtt "a NNtshN~-
Cynbsline tho Kings Favorite.
-..---......- Cecil AoDlett
Boola Boola the Kings Chief
FactOtum .+--.... Lowell Fisher
King Coco Bola. Ruler of the.
Island ...-.... Or. J. a. Graham
jefferson snow wbali. a black.
face Comedian. Harold J. GILES
Kings Fayorites-Maude Burke.
~, 49,. ID LTazn1 Isrardarog.s+
tha Tiedeman. Margaret Carroll. Irene
Raycraft, Laverne Prendergast. Laura
sass. Anna sass. Nellie Meyers, Ursa
Poole. Lucille Bogard. Vera Tuley. /
Gladys Tuley. Isabelle Hawkins. Mir
lam Merz.
MUSICAL NUMBERS
Opening Chorus ...............
.....-.. Cymbaline and Favorites
Dance by Misses Maude Burke Haz-
el Prendergast. Martha Tiedeman and
Fay Y. Rick)
Scene :.
While the scene is being changed
Longing For You" Marguerite Hester
Dancers:-Gfrls. Dorothy Dye Marie
Domke. Lucille Bogard. Helen Turner
Fern Bogard, Dorothy Dunsing, Ethel
Doyle, LaNerne Prendergast. Dorothy
~NitIEHE HEdfNtN. 6oy%. JOln EtGcnrIpD
T. X Lipinski. Bob Patterson Virgil
Whitaker, Paul Siegrist. H. c. Lamborn
H. C. Kelso, Ray NIctte. Herman Har-
Jes.
Scene ;
A Department store
Characters-(I order of appearance)
Sallie Snay, sales girl. Cecil Abblett
FIRST Customer. -...... John Mcneil
Second Customer ........ .Maude Burke
Jefferson SNOWFALL. back home
--------.-.-- Harold J. Giles
Jack Wise. owner of the store
'..--..'-......... c. 3. Hilton
Clarence Wildwave, a floor walker
-'....----..-..... Kenneth Mauck |
Noodles. a messenger boy.
-..-..-.... Rudy Monberg
Lottie Frazzle, a book AGENT.
..-----.. Dorothy Nieren garten |
Pruneila Bunchgrass the proprf
etor's aunt. Louise stevens |
FREDDIE Ffzz, a soda clerk
.-...-.----.-. Lowell Fisher /
Ferdinand Foster a n,o,-f, 4t-a4
The Lake County times., 1921-05-19

third cavalry of the first division. He
was wounded in the summer of 1918.
but was able to return to duty early IN
the fall However. he contracted pneu-
monia shortly after Tejoining his com
rades and died Oct. q. He was buried
in the hospital cemetery at Dion
The Lake County times., 1921-05-19
MUSICAL NUMBERS

....--.. Cymbaline and Favorites
tDauee by Misses Maude Burke. Hetz-
el Prendergast. Martha Tiedeman and
Fay Y. Rick.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-04
Haran un gran recibimiento
a Mr.. Rely en- Bayamon

Y Concejo de Administration Inspecto-
res de Escuelas, Sres. Jose Vazuuez Or
tiz Angel Irizarry, los princip pales de
las escuelas publicas Carlos Jin'enez, j.
Ferrer Calder6n Y r. Morales Pena en-
union del de las escue1as de Cataiio Sr.
Jesus Ma. Quidones Rev. P. Cayetano
del Colegio St. Rosa, mas los sefores
Braulio Duefio Colon. Rafael Colon, Fe
derico Lamp6n, Felix Santana, Jefe de
Polcia Quihones, DR.. Juan C. Rodri-
guez, Antonio Rodriguez, Juan Bermt-
dez Sanchez, forman las aistintas CO.
misiones encargadas de hacer ell recibi-
niento Mr.. Reilly su sequito
FL gobernador hablara all publico des
de Ell balloon de la casa alcialdia pro-
bablemente desde una trtbuna que Sc
prepare en- la plaza Hostos
Sc calcula en- varios miles de per-
sonas las que Sc preparan rocibir a
la primera autoridad de la isla, en- Ba-
yam6n.
Ell comite de ornate acord6 la cons
truccion de dos ARGOS triynfales a la
entrada y salida de la pcblacion, ha-
b16ndose acordado solicitar del Hon.
Martin Travieso, ceda la banda muni-
cipal de San Juan, y de la autoridad
correspondence, la banda del ssilo de
Nifos.
Es tai la preponderancil quJ Sc ha
dado en- Bayam6n a la vista Official del
gobernador Reilly, que no Sc oye ha-
blar de otra cosa que nc sea de 10
relative al mejor 6xito del festival pre-
parade.
Gran numero de prominentes perso-
nalidades han expresado siu deseo de
escuchar tambi6n la pa1abrsl de los sefio
res Huyke Iglesias, a qllienes endo-
samos ell deseo de sus sinpatizadores.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-04

Antes de anoche verihc6se en- Baya
mon una reunion de los elcmentos de
mayor signifcaci6n en- aquella loc..h
dad, con el fin de organizar Ell recibi
miento que SO habra de hacer al Gobef-
nador Rely, en- la vista ofcial qle
har$ a dieha poblaci6n ell pr6ximo sa.
bado.
A iniciativa de los sefiores M. Gae-
tan Barbosa, comisionado municipal de
instruction y DR.. Ramon L. Rodriguez
dc servicio Pnblico. Sc nombraron va
rias comisiones encargadas de Hevar a
Ia practica un bosquejo de p:ograma
que allf Sc delineara. Asistiran dicha
parada las escuelas pdblicas de Baya-
mon y Catano, la guardia nacional,
Compahia "K'', las logias oddfelica y
mas6nica, las uniones de la localidad
afliadas la American Federation of
Labor, Federation Portorriquena del
trabajO, escuela cat6lica, y pueblo en-
general.
La gran parada que tendra efecto
On ese dia empezara las nueve y GUAR
TO de la rna1ana, hora en- que liegara a
Bayam6n Ell gobernador Reilly acompa-
nado de su distinguida familia, secreta-
fios, comisionado de instruction, Lcdo.
Juan B. Huyke; Attorney Mestre y Sc
nador Santiago Iglesias.
Dado Ell entusiasmo reinante en- Baya
mon SO augura un recibimiento espl6n
dido al jefe ejecutivo, quien va en- vi
sta Official hasta Ell pueblo de Barros,
pasando por los de Comerfo Barran.
Quitas.
Sc nota un gran entusiasmo entire los
alumnos pOr asistir a dicho actc ell cual
hara eco en- los anales de fiestas cfvicas
celebrates en- aquella localidad.
FL Lcdo. Arana, Juez Municipal de
Bayam6n, Ell Juez de Paz Sr. Pesquera,
los miembros de la Asamblea Municipal
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-04
REGALO A RUIZ SOLER

Todos los empleados del Departa-
mento de Sanidad, estan procediendo
a hacer una colecta entire ellos, con
ell prop6sito de hacer un regalo al
Comisionado de Sanidad saliente Sr.
Ruiz Soler
Ell regalo mencionado, Sc nos infor
ma que sera un vslioso presente, ell
cual lie sera entregado al sefor Ruiz
Soler, en- demostracion de adhesion y
afecto por parte de su personal SUI
balterno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-04
CoNFUNDIo A sU ITO
CON UN PERRo

= De San Sebastian nos comunican
que Agustin Latorre, vecino del barrio
"Piedras Blancas'', hallandose bafian
do en- el rio Culebrinas, dispar6 .un re-
v6lver hiri6 a Manuel Latcrre, ito
suyo, en- el vientre. La policia lie ocu-
p6 el arrna y ell juez lie exigi6 $500
de fanza-- FL acusado alego que. GUAM
do salia del charco, vic un, bulto que
50 le aproximaba y, creyendo que Sc
trataba de TN perro, hizo ell disparo con
SD revolver, reconociendo a su ito cuan
do oy6 81 grito de "me han herido."
FL estado del herido es sumamente
grave.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-04
Ell DR.. LIPPITT TOMARA
POSSESSION HOY

Hoy es probable que tome pose
sion de su cargo de Comisionado de
Sanidad, para ell cual ha sido nombra
do por el gobernador Reilly, ell DR..
Lippitt.
Sc asegura asimismo, que tambi6n
10 hlra ell sub-comisionado, que, Sc
gun nuestros informes, 10 sera el DIR.
Pedro Malaret.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-04
ENFERMo GRAVE

En- Santo Domingo Sc encuentra gra
vemente enfermo, ell competente inge-
Micro puertorriQuelo senior Lisandro
Egozene, quien ha conquistado ALI
grandes amigos por su cultura illus
TRACTION.
lie deseamos un pronto restableci-
miento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-04
TRAsLADo DE oFIcINA

Ha sido archivado en- la ofici2a de la
Secretaria Ejecutiva un aviso, hacien-
do constar que la oficina principal de la
raci6n domestica ''Alonso .Riera Co.,
Inc.'', ha sido trasladada al edifcio
fTobacco Palace.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-04
Incidente ocurrido con el ms
pector de Sanidad de Bayamon

Comisionadb de Sanidad de P. b."
Aver visitamos la ofcina del distin-
guido galeno, quien hallamos en- COM
pafia del sub-comisionado, doctor Fer
nos, Ell secretario licenciado Figueroa.
FL doctor Ruiz Soler nos recibi6 con
su acostumbrada amabihdad extrema,
y despues de cambiar impresiones res
pecto al estado sanitario de la isla on
general Y los iiltimos trabajos realizadOs
en- la extinction de la peste bub6nica,
nos enteramos de algunas cartas que
proposito de su labor como Comidona-
do de Sanidad, ha recibido el notable
m6dico. Entire elias llamo especialmOnte
nuestra atencion una del doctor 3. w.
Hegner, professor de Ia "Escuela de
Hygiene sanidad Plblica", de la Uni
versidad de "John Hopkins, de Bal
timore, quien, como recordaran nueStroS
lectores, visito la isla hace algdn item
po en- mission especial precisamente du-
rante los dias en- que la Sanidad, que
tan acertadamente dirigia ell doctor
Ruiz Soler, nbraba su mas ardua cam
paiia en- contra de la epidemic.
Un parrafo de la referida carta es el
siguiente, ell cual traducimos al pie de
la letra:
"Confio que la politica no estara en-
torpeciendo su trabajo y que usted po-
dra continuar su excelente administra-
ci6n durante otro t6rmino"
LOS DOS coMIsIoNADos:
Aver por la mafiana ell nuevo Jefe de
Sanidad, doctor Lippit, visit6 Ell Depar-
tamento, habiendo cambiado impresio-
nes con Ell Comisionado saliente, doctor
Ruiz Soler, qu1en impuso al primero de
ciertos detalles en- ell manejo de los dis
tintos asuntos de ese ORGANISING del
Gobierno.
Ell doctor Lippit tuvo las mas elogio
sas frases para Ell Comisionado sahente,
y termino expresandole la pena que SEN
tia al venir sustituirle, va que el-el
doctor Ruiz Soler-habia hecho tan eff
ciente y bri!lante trabajo durante los
amos de su administrator.
Ell doctor Lippit manifesto, ademas,
que estaba esperanto recibir el nombra-
miento del Gobernador para hacerss
cargo del Departamento.
A juzgar por las palabras del doctor
Ruiz Soler, este tiene ell prop6sito de
dedicarse al ejercicio de su professor,
para 10 cual Sc tras 'adara, probablemen.
te, Lares, por ser aquella la comatca
de slI mayer predilecci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-04
Continuation de la pag. la. }

debidamente investigates "por ell
bien del servicio" y de la salud p1-
blica de Bayamon.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-04

Con fecha dos del corriente fue envia
da, por ell Comisionado de Sanidad sa-
liente, doctor Ruiz Soler, la siguiente
carta todos los funcionarios y emple-
ados del referido Departmental:
"Al cesar en- Ell cargo de comisiona-
do de Sanidad de Puerto Rico, quiero
hacer constar mi agradecimiento y mi
aprecio a los funcionarios y emp'eados
de este Departamento, cuya cooperation
Y efciencia tanto han contribuido al
desarrollo de mis- iniciativas.
DR.. A. Ruiz SOLER
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-04
LOS PRIMEROS CAMBIOS

Aunque no ofciaImente, pues aun
no ha tornado possession de su cargo
de Comisionado de Sanidad, ell DR..
Lippitt lie comunico al DR.. Berries,
que seria trsslldado a Guayama en-
su lugar seria nombrado jefe de Sa-
nidad local en- San Juan, ell DR.. Gar
cia Lascot.
AVER Sc DEsPIDIo Ell DR.. RUIZ
SoLER DE LOS EMPLEADos DEL
DEPARTAMENTO
The New York herald., 1921-11-22
WALTON AT PALACE.
Appears in Elaborate Act of Ball.
room Dancing,

Besides Bessie Clayton. who returns
to the Palace with her exceptionally
attractive dance offering, 1.-The Box
Party" assisted by the Magleys. Mercer
and James Templeton and the
Versatile Sextet, the bill here
this week is distinguished by
the return to vaudeville of Florence
Walton. shining among those whom the
publicity majordomo calls natives Of
the music hall" Miss Walton appeared
in an elaborate act of ballroom dane
ing. in which she also had a dramatic
moment, though not to the extent that
one could say she created a scene.
Miss Juliet. mimic; Rae Samuels. jazz
songstress. and Harry Kahne. men,
talist, appear also in the box score.
Adelaide and Hughes head the me-
nagerie Of talent at the Riverside. Paul
Morton and Flo Lewis and Johnny
Dooley, assisted by Robert Dooley.
father of all the Dooleys. and James
Doyle, were the northern lights at the
Colonial.
Long Tack Sam and company opened
the door for China at Proctor's Fifth
avenue Porter j. White and company
were the leading cluster at Proctor's
Street.
The New York herald., 1921-11-22
NOTES OF THE THEATRES.

Miss Ruth Draper's third recital viii be
given this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
Times Square Theatre. The programme will
include seven character sketches.
Tonight Miss Grace George will open at
the Playhouse In Marie Antoinette." roman
tic play by Edymar. John Cromwell. who
has been staging the play with Miss George.
has stepped into the cast az Muiliord, q
revolutionists. Pedro de Cordoba, Fred Eric
and Douglas Wood have principal roles.
Miss Virginia O'Brien will sing the role
OF Marcia in Oscar Strauss'e '"rhe Chocolate
Soldier" which is TO be revived by the Shu-
berts.
Miss Dorothy Francis. who has been alter
mating with Nine. Lydia Lipkowska In The
Merry Widow" has been engaged by Henry
w Savage to sing the role exclusively for
the transcontinental tour Of the production.
There will be an extra matinee of THE
Circle at the Selwyn Thursday.
Sam II. Harris announces that he has ac-
CURED the American rights 10 Walter
Hackett's play. Ambrose Appletohn's Ad-
venture" comedy hit of the London season.
end that he will present II here with Wallace
Eddinger In the leading role. IL Will be re-
named here Captain Applejack."
e. NJ Newman. who will give travel
talk on the Canadian Rockies next Sunday
night In Carnegie Hail. Will give an extra
talk next Monday night In the Town Hall on
Hawaii.
The midweek matinee of SALLY" at the
New Amsterdam will be given on Thanksgiv-
Ing Day this week instead OF Wednesday.
The New York herald., 1921-11-22
LlLIES OF THE FIELD
IN RECEIVERS HANDS
Claimants for $500 Force
Producers into Bankruptcy.

An involuntary petition in bank
ruptcy was filed yesterday against
Lilies fthe Field, Inc.." the corpora
tion formed for the production and pro-
motion of the play of that name now
running at the Klaw Theatre, featuring
Miss Marie Doro. Joseph e. Shea, Miss
Stella Burke and Miss Sallye S. Hansen
are the petitioners against the corpora
ton. The claims are for $500, $40 and
$500 respectively, and are for services
rendered. Emanual Morganlander Of
1540 Broadway is attorney for the Pc
utioners.
Judge John c. Knox of the United
States District Court appointed Joseph
Klaw, son of Marc Klaw, and Kenneth
NJ. Spence as receivers. Mr. Klaw stated
that the cause of the receiversalip seems
to be internal politics in the corporation
and that he wished he owned the entire
play instead Of being merely a receiver.
'The creditors have nothing to fear"
he said. II wish were a stakeholder.
Lillies of the Field is one Of the most
successful plays or the season"