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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-11-28
"wbv I Should Buy in Dawson" "

Would you spend your dollar an, and
have il. too? Trade in Dawson. The
dollar spent in Dawson comes back
70 Won more quickly than the dollar
,'or send off. Do you point with pride
~ W vour churches, your school, your
library, your white way, your paVeu
streets? The dollar you spent III DaW-
son made these possible. Your mer-
chants buy with careful torethought
that YOU may get the best at,the low
est prices. Your town IS more than
wood and brick and stone. 1t IS the
heart and soul of all who call 1t home
Therefore, spend your dollar IN Daw-
son and improve yourself.
MRS. T. S. MARTIN.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-11-28
BIRTH ANNOUNCED.

Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Blackmon an
,,omnce the birth OF baby girl, on
November 18th, at Britt's infirmary in
Fnfaula. Ala. Mrs. Blackmon will be
pleasantly remembered as Miss Mary
chapman. former popalar Brentwood
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-11-28
HAYES-OXFORD.

Mr.. Raymond Oxford and Miss An
ME Alice Hayes were united IN mar
n1age November q by Elder M. b. l..
Bmion at his home.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-11-28

Listen to This as We Broadcast the NewS
To the person making the largest purchase with from
December 25h will give special prize handsome
$500 Fur Coat Cash tickets will be issued from our cash register
largest of purchases will be this handsome Fur Coat
absolutely Free.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-11-28

First IS ladies attending this sale
Friday at 9 a. m, will be given
pretty powder puff absolutely free.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-13
CRUDE STILL FOUND
ACROSS FROM FORD

The crudest sort Of still was
discovered just across the river
on the Madison county side from
Ford by Deputy Sheriffs Frank
lin and Richard o. Moberly Sat
urday. The officers say they
found it at the home Of Mack
Montgomery on the Tuck Bush
place. Montgomery was taken
in charge and will have opportu-
ntiy to explain how it happened
to be there before County Judge
!. d. Goodloe in court Tuesday.
The officers say there was no
regular worm but two long iron
pipes used as such. The whole
thing was very crude. Mont
gomery gave $1,000 bond for his
appearance with b. Current as
surety.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-13
LATE NEWS NOTES

One hundred are dead and
many more wouudcd after ~
strike battle iu South Africa
An explosion occurred in lhc
american legation at Sofia bn'
garia. Saturday but no enc WIS
injured
Rev a. w. Harmon pre- dent
0f Cotncr College ol Bethany
Ncb. announced hc he been %
icrcd the presidency of Transyl
vania College at Icxingion md
b IS generally believed hc wit
accept
MORGAN gfawncr VI Fmdk
fort Is dcad Il fhc fesuif of an
injury received when fhc Frank
ioft luicfufban struck q Buggy
in which hc and q friend were 40
ug ncar tfccnhilI
Thieves entered fhc home 9f
Oscar Fcniey. chairman 6i t'ie
board ~ directors ~ fhe Nation
-al Bank If Keutneky. louisville
and stole FIVE eases ~ rare Oh
srotch ami B0tut8u Whiskg
a Big mclou cut6ng s. ~ he
had Us .f0rkhoiicf n TIE siau
ard on Company 81 Eeufas ~
whrh IT IS planned ~ det.arc =
stock dividend % s2W0gU
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-13
WHEEL BURSTS And
SIX DIE IN WRECK

Atlanta, Ga, Mar. l3-Sevcn
persons were killed and sixteen
injured Sunday when a passenger
coach on the Atlanta, Birming-
nam and Atlantic Railroad was
derailcd near Union City. The
car went off a trestle and fell 50
feet.
Thirty persons were Iu tue
coach. the last of the train, when
one OF the wheels bust. The
trcstlc was reached and almost
crossed when the car suddenly
turned over, tearing away from
the one ahead as it fell into the
shallow creek. Six men and one
one woman were killed and sew
cral of the injured arc not cX-
pected 90 live.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-13
Red Roberts May
Train For Wrestling
U.cNington Leader


Ed stranger" Lewis. worlds
champion heavyweight wrestler.
wants Red" Roberts the Centre
College All-Amcrican gridirou
warrior. To- take up wrestling.
Lewis Saturday night invited the
sorrcl-toppcd youth to spend the
summer with him in California
and take his first lessons under
him. The champion promised
Red" that he would not book
him for any matches until he had
completed his college work at
Centre Roberts has the ideal
build ior wrestler. The training
he would get this summer would
condition him Tor his work ou che
gridiron next fall declared the
champion oi tie mat
Red said that be had not giv-
en Lewis a definite answer but
was seriously considering taking
up his proposition Red rcduc-
ed weight last summer by firing
a freight engine ON the Southern
RAILWAY and was m great shape
when tharlie Moran called out
his Culoncls n september Vie
bad planned to return to his
~idkug ioh This summer but the
offer hv lewis may bring about
q change oi plans
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-13
"Saver Shower At Church

There viii De Il Silver Shower
for the Church Cabinet Wedues-
day afternoon from 3 to 4 and at
night from / tJ o iu tive Sunday
School ROOM The new Church
Silver. kuivc-. forks and spoons,
engraved "lsl Presbyterian
church. hg- arrived and can be
obtained at J. %. Stoufer's at
any time ou Monday, Tuusuday
or Wednesday. Members Of the
congregation aud friends are cor
dially invited to spend a social
hour with us aui tJ contribute
to tle Silver Shower. A cont
mittcc uiIl be- uu hand % vel
come you and aiI donations viii
De gratefully received
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-13
Csll for your Dclinestor. They
are here. McKcc's.
and Yet We Sometimes
Co.'s Tho Ellen N,

Moscow Hr vs. americans
who lmme when lrau frrivc latc
af hcm dc fualion should come
lp R0 iu and leuo patience The
fa hkcnf cxpfc hg just como
u ~ dpy lmc, % ncw record cf
cn for Ru a Hhefe ffal0s 2 %
lu dfy behind 0me are e0mmou.
Ihe locomotive of fhe 1s hkenf
espfe lfofe DOWN n fhe Ufai
monnnin aHd fbe lf4n was
stalled there three weeks nnfd
f conhf be repaired f Ben
.amn Robert 0n an E0qlshman,
who had bten 0n au inspection
f0ur W fhc i4mae districts on
fhc V0lga anf' win Uas q pas
senecr on fhe 1eiayed gfam wss
mi0faf CHAT ~ pa engcfs died
of fyphH cold a0,i bangef dufs
ira fle delay
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-13
HERT ESTATE WINS
MRS. LOWRY'S SUIT
CBy Associated Press)

Louisville, Ky, Mar. 13-The
suit of Mrs. Cuthbcrt Lowry
against the state Of a. T. Hert,
was dismissed today in federal
court. She claimed d large sum
for alleged violations of a con
tract in connection with the pro-
cess for creosoting lumber and
sought to haze Jhe sale OF GER
tain creosoting patents from
Lowry set aside. The court held
the sale valid and assertd that
the charge of fraud against Hert,
who was former republican ma
tional committeeman from Ken
tucky, was not sustained.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-13
WASHINGTON EXPECTS
COAL STRIKE NOW
Government AT Ropes End As
Far As Ii Is Concerned
Good Supply In Sight

Washington, Mar l3-Govern-
ment officials were represented
today as being without hope
that the threatened coal strike
can be averted or that the pro-
posed conference between opera
tors and miners would be ar
ranged. 1t was indicated the gov
ernmcnt at least In the prelimi-
naries OF the situation is prac-
tically at an end.
Holding the strike call for
April lst Is almost inevitable,
government officials, according
to the view presented today on
high authority, now are chiefly
interested in seeing a sufficient
supply Of coal maintained for
the country as a whole. The sit
uatIOn IN that respect Is said not
to be acute. There IS now at
the surface oil mines and IN stock
at consuming ccutcrs, enough
coal 60 last the country ten
weeks with Che prospect the sup
ply viii be augmented by pro-
duCtiOn from uou-uuiou mines,
and iH union territory covered
by district settlements between
sinners uHou and local mine op-
orator associations.
The degree Of the govern
mcut's Intervention, high officials
declared to day, must be deter
mined by the extent Of public in
convenience and suffering caused
by the strike. It was iutimated
the government did not intend.
to force a conference between
the operators and miners.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-13
IMPORTANT CHANGES
IN FOOTBALL RULES

Local football fan, will be IN
interested To learn that the inter
collegiate Football Rules Commit
tee which Is now in session in
New York City. has abolished the
free trial for goal after touch
down. BY the new rule. the side
scoring a touchdown viii be Civ
en- the ball ou the lIvc-yard lIuc
where they must carry the ball
over the line again To receive
credit for the one point that was
formerly given the eleven which
has scored to carry ball over
again. Thic change was recon-
mendcd by tho Association OF
American Football Coaches in
their meeting last December.
Football experts all over the
country have advocated This
change for many years.
The rule governing SHIFT plays
was changed 50 as 60 reduce the
freak shifts employed by some
western colleges. These plays
have puzzled many teams OF late
and really arc nrt football.
The rule, also have been SO
changed that the team winning
the toss selects the goal IT Is to-
defend while the oppo,in" team
has its choice OF either Kicking
or receiving.
BY the new rules iu the case
Of Darkness the fourth or both
periods of the second half may be
shortened by the referee with
the consent Of both captain. Also
a player may return to The game
in the same half in which he was
removed. Now he doc not have
to return at the beginning of q
period. ANY player who leave
the line Of scrimmagc must bc
FIVE yards ia the rear of The line
when the bail is snapped The
official also must blow hi, wbistlo
when ne is certain chat The ball
has crossed the Inc or "a forward
pass has been completed behind
the hne. Walter Camp was again
elected secretary and rules cdi
tor.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-13
KENTUCKY GAS
ON THE DECLINE
nv AaaorLated Pm

Frankfort. by. Mar. l5-kcu-
tucky faces a crisis in the pro
duction of natural gas both be-
cause Of the limitation of her
own gas fields and because of
the out-of-the state supply being
cut down. according to DIR. VII
lard Rouse Jlllson, director OF
the Kentucky Geological Survey.
who has just completed a book
ON The oh and gas resources of
Kentucky. The state 3 now
producing only onc-fourth Of the
amount of natural ga, she was
producing and it will not be long
before she will be called upon To-
produce more owing t0 reduction
of the supplies from Ohio and
West Virginia
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-13
FACE TASK OF
TWO MILLION RAISE

The County Board of Super
visors met for the first time
Monday morning. The members
were sworn i'll by County Judge
]. ID. Goodloe and immediately
began to go over with former
Tax Commissioner Ben Il. Pow
ell his assessment books for the
past year. The board faces the
task of adding almost two mil
lion dollars TO the assessment as
ordered by the State Tax Com
mission.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-13
SOLDIERS MAY GO TO
BREATHITT COURT
CBy Associated Press)

Jackson, Ky. Mar. l5-Circuit
court began here today with IS
murder cases on the docket, in
Guiding the Clayhole election
murder case in which Is persons
were indicted as being involved
in the killing OF FIVE men in one
voting precinct. 4 report Is cur
rent that the governor will be
asked to send militia here to
prevent a possible outbreak be-
tween factions at the trial.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-13

The CfC Council Vfl meet at
the City Fall Wednesday. March
18th at Y p. m The question Of
passing 90 eurIcu ordnance wilt
bc taken up. The question of re-
pcaliug thc prc-c~ livestock or.
diuaucc probiIit,a- thc driving
of livestock ou the new paved
streets where there arc grass
plots. will also be- taken up. All
citizens who are Interested iu
either oi these questions arc re-
Tucstcd to bc present
WIN ONElL. Mayor
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-13
ROTARY CLUB To Be
INSTALLED TUESDAY

Lexington Rotarians to the
number of about 30 will come
over at noon Tuesday to install
the newly organized Richmond
Rotary Club. The members Of
the Richmond club and their
guests will gather at luncheon at
the Hotel Glyndon at 1880
o'clock and formal installation Of
the new club, election Of pcrma-
nent officers and other details Of
putting Richmond on the Rotary
map will take place.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-13
HI JOHNSON RAPS
FOUR-POWER TREATY
Ey Associated Prossj

Washington. Mar 1}-As>crt-
ING the four poHcr treaty Is "A
quadrupic alliance, Senator
Johnson, republican. OF Cali!or-
MIA. told the senate today its rat
iiication would mean not only
recession from American tradi-
tons but national surrender uu-
der threat of foreign poWrs.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-13
Howatt Loses in Supreme Court

Washington, Mar. l5--I ne
supreme couct to-day dismissed
Che writ by which Alexander
tIowatt and other labor leaders
sought to have rcvicwd the Kan
sas courts decision holding them
guilty Of contempt and refusing
to appear before the court of Iu
dustrial relations.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-13
FINAL SHIPMENT
OF BODIES BACK

Paris, France. Mar. 15-Thc
work Of returning to the URited
States the bodies OF American
soldiers who died in France was
completed today with final
shipment of 1.5O0 bodic, from
Brcst for New York. This brings
the total number of american
bodies returned To 45.O23.
The simple announcement of
the completion of the task marks
the close of one of the most try
ing and difficult problems ever
placed before the American army.
The American Grave, Rcgistra-
tion Service, the special branch
Of the army organized for the
purpose, began work in Fcbru-
AIRY. 1920.
Agents Of that service viii
now go to England and assemble
- American bodies destined ior
shipment to America. These
were American soldiers who died
in widely scattered parts of ire
land. Scotland, Wales and Eng
land. Five hundred other bodies
of Americans whose relatives
have decided to leave them in
England viii be concentrated in
a beautiful little permanent GEM
ctety at Brockwoud, Surrey.
England, the British government
having given the site.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-13
May Stop Strike in District Ia

II'I NE11---aI"I TT'"7'
Baltimore. Mar. i5-lt Is an
uouuccd today the scale commit
lee and the northwest Virginia
coal operators association VIII
begin negotiations here March
25 for new scale in district Il.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-13
Supreme Court Decides
Railroad Point

Washington. Mar. l5--Rail-
roads withig a state, engaged in
Interstate commerce are not cN-
cusablc within the jurisdiction of
the federal government IN opera
tiun and abandonment Of their
properties. the supreme court to-
dav decided.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-13

many members changed their
votes and others were sought n
Nhc cloak room and rest rooms.
Most of the remainder at th,
bills passed Saturday afternoon
were bills making addition,
the primary highway system
thcy include hills by
W +. McGuirc. oi Powell
Uomty 90 add Compton West
Liberty 7 rQad tu The state high.
way SYSTEM
:. A. Curry, oi Cumberland
comiy. to make Middlesboro
Guthrie and Fulton highway con
struCtion Ccntcrs
" II Mcclure oi powtlI
county, to add stanton Irwin,
road to state highway system.
Other bills passed include bin.
by
\. " DORSEY. of Mercer conn
~. 10 specify sufiicicnih at iu
ilictmenl undcr the stock aw.
l.. Boswotth. ~ Bel counts
making possession II q stolen
automobiles rrima iacic evidcus
ol guilt.
Conmou school terms viii II
lCf asd t' seven iuouihs untltl
tht sh "a Afch 0usil hNl
passed ihe Rows
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-13
BONUS BILL To
COME ANYWAY
uBy Associated Press.

Washington, Mar l3-Repub-
iicans of the House Ways and
Means committee decided at a
conference today to stand pat ON
their determination tc report the
compromise soldier bonus bill,
despite the objections as to its
provisions by Secretary Mellon
and Comptrolle OF the Currency
Crissinger.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-13
Today's Livestock Markets

Cincinnati, o., Mar. 13-Cattle
slow; hogs 25c lower; Chicago
$1,000; 25c lower.
Louisville, Mar. l3-Cattle l.
700, slow, 81 to %.75; hogs 1900,
25c TO 40c lower, S. to Sl0z5
sheep 100, steady, 50 down
lambs $l3.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-13
FAVOR PROSECUTION OF
CONTRACT BREAKERS
Pool Members Want Legal Ac-
ton Against Them-Suc-
cess of Plan Grows

Lexington, Ky, Mar. 13-That
growers all over the district were
practically unanimous in their
approval of the proposed prose
cution of growers who violated
their contracts by selling plede-
ed tobacco over losse leaf floors
was the declaration of Director
OF Warehouses Ralph NJ. Barker,
OF the Burley Tobacco Growers
Cooperative Association. who re-
turned Friday from an inspec-
ton trip over the district in
which he directed the closing of
all but one of the receiving
plants in each town having more
than one warehouse and talked
with growers, bankers and busi-
ness men in regard to the work
OF the cooperative system Of
marketing.
Il have never seen in all my
lie such a wonderful spirit of
cooperation As was manifested at
every point | visited" said Mr..
Barker. 81 talked with farmers,
merchants. bankers and profcs-
sional men in every town and
county and it seemed to bc the
unanimous opinion that we have
hit upon the right system for the
disposition.
In every county | visited. nu-
mcrous farmers having had op-
portunity to observe the work
Ings of the new system have
voluntarily come forward, asked
for contracts end have signed up
their crops for the next five
years To be handled by the Asso-
citation. / also learned that the
of the Association ap-
prove the expressed intention OF
the legal department OF the or
ganizatiOn to sue the men who
have broken their contracts by
selling their tobacco over the
loose leaf floors and that they.
want this action taken as means
OF protecting members of the.
Association in the future from.
WciChcrs who seek to take adj
vantage OF price conditions Gre
ated by local members who keep
their word and contract.
There arc not manl OF these
fellows. but some OF them are
prominent enough to attract at
tcntion and ii they can get by
with such violation OF the agree
mcnts. the growers declare. it
will have dcmoraIizing effect
on the loyal growers and tempt
others to violate their contracts
should future market conditions.
continue as this year, which is.
probable
Mr.. Barker said that practical
" all the Association tobacco
would be delivered by the first
Of April. Leases on the ware
houses all over the district have
been completed practically. he
said. and a. soon as the work Of
receiving tobacco is out OF the
way. trades will be completed
between the warehouse owners
and the subsidiaries Of the Asso-
citation which will take deeds to
the property under the contracts
signed by the owners
and Mr.. Barker as the authOriz
ed representative Of the Associ-
alton.
+. D. Williams. of Richmond
Va. leader of the growers in the
,mcurcd association in Virginia,
North Carolina and South Caro-
lima. was in Lexington last week.
lie said the success Of the Asso-
.iation in both the bright and
lark districts Of these three
states was assured, beginning
with this years crop
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-13

The cqualzcd assessments of
Kentucky made by the State 1aV
Commission show a decrease of
0,i.0Ns25 under last year The
decrease IS duc mainly 90 thc fall
ing of iu intangible and live
stock.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-13
Call On National Banks

Washington, Mar. 13 - The
Comptroller of Currency today
issued a call for condition OF all
national banks at the close of bus
mess on March I'D.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-13

Wanted Highest mafket prirs
.C g Brent q Bro will fsreive
after March fs Estlf avenre
next door fo (,of1on's Phoue rs
.C E Galway, agsnt 95
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-13

The fr-t balI pitched to Babe
Ruth at Che New Orleans train
ue camp was Knocked over the
fence
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-13
The Weather

Rain tonight and Tuesday
slightly warmer tonight in east
and central portions.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-13

Frssh Fsh- Blsek bsss, brfla,
esg hsh, Svanfsh nsasksgsi, bak.
in0 sssmon. hsYrfue, fsgfaa ssb
mon, 29c Douss. etfinag sad oys,
fegs sud dysssed poaifrT, -
NEFF3 psoas a. Sss
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-13

The Lexington high school car
ricd of the state inlerscholastic
basketball championship Satur-
day when Ihcy defeated Frank
ieft high school by S. 30 z
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-13
BIG PACKERS LOSE
ENORMOUS sum

Chicago, Mar. l3-Thc annual
statement OF Wilson and Com
pany, packers, reveal, an opcrat-
ing deficit of approximately S.
100000, as made public today.
The firm in 1910, made S5.OOOOOO
profit.
The Louisville board of trade
has asked Gov. Morrow 10 veto
the Thompson tax bill.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-22
Mime. Caselotte Received With
 Great Applause

Shouts of 'hurraJh'' and "bravo" rang from hundreds of throats yes terday afternoon in Podls theatpe when Mime. Maria Caselotti Bridge ports own prima donna, made her first operatfc appearance here III "Rigoletto." And we'll might the crowd shout its apprec1atlon' Tor Miiie' Caseloti was at her best.
 As in her other appearances, -CaTo Nome'' was the premier solo and her singing of this number was r1Valleo Rigoletto at the conclusion Of the second act. Upon the completion oI l the duet. the audience was enraP- l tured. Deafening was the enthusl- | astic applause which continued Tor l five minutes. and during this tH1ne | bouquets of exuuisite flowers were showered upon the prima donna. me
 bows to6 both Mime. Caselott1 ana
 letto, would not suffice and so the
 couple was forced to repeat the entire | finale of the second act.
 Her birdLlNe staecatos, ana sns- l full. More did the tones seem to De those of some fine flute or Vloln' tnell 1 sounds from the human throat Ihe | wealth of body in higher notes ana l the magnificent lower range of the l woman's voice were shown in the "Deh liNon Parle'' the first duo with Rig oletto in the second scene. The audience appreciated the work I of Mime. Caselotti yesterday and | showed their enthusiasm by loud and long applause. Heartily were they in | accord with the opinion of Brooklyn n
 critics at the time of Mime. Caselotts s debut. when they wrote that this new singer was capable of better things and was a real find.
 | Of the quality of the other prlncl- pals in the opera much could be said
 but naturally Bridgeport was most in terested in it's own singer. Riccardo | Bonelli to perfection portrayed the io | the Duke, was applauded again and
 gain for his work. His principal
 snlos. "Questa O Quella,'' 'Parmi Le
 Ii Crime" and La Donna E Mobile. '' were rendered in splendid voice. H The other members of the DeFoe Opera, company who were especially well received were Harry Waldon, as II Sparafucile, a bravo; Dreda Ayes, as Madda1ena- his sister: Luigi Dalle Molle as Monterone, and Maria Gin golart. as Giovanni. 8, nurse.