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l2j. stewart, Humphreys '(.l. Lowery.
Hood. suess Errors-C. Steele, Rouda
bush. Ford. Quayle. Twobase hits -
Sweeney. smithson, Ford. Home run -
Sweeney. Stolen bases-Towery (2D War
ren. Sacrifices sweeney. Batemnn C.).
Double play-Smithson to c. Steele. Left
on bases-Shamrocks. s: Union Printers. 4.
Bases on balls-Of Humphreys. 3; OF
Quayle. !. Hits-On Quayle. in o in
nings: Oft Humphreys, in Sia innings. Hit
by ?itcher-By QuayIe &c. Steele, Smith
SON Bateman Struck out-By Quayle. q:
hy Humphreys, 3. wild pitches-Quayie
t3l. Passed balls-Stevens. Winning
pitcher Humphreys. Losing pitcher -
Quayle. Tmpirc-Daniels. Time Of game
Two hours.
Rex A. C. and Silver Spring game
wac called on because of bad wealth
er. game to be played next Sunday.
Corinthian Midgets would like to
arrange games with teams in the IL
write to Manager Robinson, 6S5 Q
Street Northwest.
Peerless and Quincy teams will
cross bats this afternoon at 500 P
VI. on the Plaza grounds. All Peer
less players are requested to report
at the playing field not later than
430 p. NJ. The Peerless team are
anxious to arrange a game for to-
morrow. Call Franklin 2379-J in
the morning between and II
o'clock.
Saturday the Knick Juniors. of
Georgetown, defeated the strong
Clarendon Baptist church junior
team by the score of 13 to l. The
feature of the game was the pitch
ing of Welby Kines. Yesterday the
knick Juniors defeated the strong
Perry Juniors by the score of to
5. Jones. pithching for the victors
struck out IL men and only allowed
three hits.
Linworths Seniors defeated the
Manhattan A. c. by the score of 16
to 1. The feature of the game was
the work of Johns, Barnes. and
Crups. also the pitching of Mccoy,
who allowed hits.
Rosedale A. c. was left without
game yesterday. the Grace A. C..
cancelling at the last minute. Rose
dale A. c. has open dates for Aug
ust IS. Is, 20. 25 and %. which 1t
wishes to close and would like to
hear from Grace A. c.. Shamrocks.
Mohawks. Gibraltars and Knicker-
bockers. For games communicate
with Secretary Zimmerman, s12
Eighth street southeast. or call
Linco'n 5123-J between and 2
o'clock.
Dominican Lyeeum swamped the
Brookland A. c. at the Washing
ton Barracks, 10 to 2, before a
large crowd. The feature of the
game was the hitting of Snow
and the pitching of Goetz. while
Becker starred for the losers.
Snow doubled with the bases
loaded.
Hilltop A. c. defeated the Superba
A. C. yesterday by the score of 9
to 8. at 9Th and B street grounds.
The feature Of the game was the
pitching of Jenkins. The Hilltops
have Saturday and Sunday open
and would like to hear from teams
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in the city. Write to manager A.
w. Allen. SO Orleans place north
east.
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Yesterdays RESULTS.

YESTERpAY's RESULTS.
New York. 4; Boston. ?.
Brooklyn, 3; Philadelphia, ..
Chicago, Is; st. Louis, =.
Cincinnati, 5; Pittsburgh. T.
ToDAY's GAMES.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
Chicago at st. Louis.
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Firemen defeated the Manhattans
IL to q. The feature of the game
was the pitching OF Finan for the
winnerh
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Standing OF the Clubs
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS REsuIrs.

fEb1EhUAI HEbULIB.
Washington, 2; New York, .
Chicago. o: st. Louis. 8.
Cleveland, 8; Detroit. =.
No other game scheduled.
ToDAY's GAMES.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
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Totals. 81 1lz25 8 Totals. IS 10 2T ls
zone out when winning run scored.
xRan for Gusto In ninth.
Score by innings:
Detroit .......... 900 O20 90 o.
Cleveland ......... 90 O01 90 Is
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Today Is an of day with the
Grins. but tomorrow the Browns
will be here for five games in three
days Doubleheaders will be staged
tomorrow and Wednesday with a
single game scheduled for Thurs
day.
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Hilltop A. c. defeated the Superba
A. G. yesterday by the score of .
to 8. at 6th and B street grounds.
pitching of Jenkins. The Hilltops
have Saturday and Sunday open
and would like to hear from teams
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Stanton Gridders Meet

Weather clear; track fast
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OLA n. MOORE.
n A ANnT

Administrators Of Said Estate
r, ". HOLLAND, ESQ, Attorney.
Fist Pub. April 30, 1899
Leae AAs Asy -, 1851 =
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Hptate q JAMES H. HOPKINS,
m Deceased No. 1857.
NOTICE = hsrsby given that on
~ S2nd day of Nay A. D. 1922. q
ID o'clock inrth0 fursneoN Of said
~. i win present 70 the County
CoSrt OF Jsfferson Coanty, STATE Of
Colorado, 1t TIE Court House IN
0oldsn, my aeceunt2 for final settle,
neat Of administration OF said
EstAts. wAsn and whsrs al person,
= iniGrest nay appear and object to
-. n they n desire. ..,.,-...~
ma at tks came tine and place
nnen ~ verified Petition Of Flor.
~ L. Hopkins. claiming therein 70
- the wife and IN heir at law Of
"a dsceassd and ~ such entities
"a - eetats Of Inheritance In the
inAe11ate lands, tsnsmsnts and here.
1itS0eats eenstitutinG all or 2 part
n ~ estate, eaid eourt will re-
eeive and hear proofs concerning
~ Min Of said deceased. and Will
indleiaily ASCERTAIN and detsrmins
1Se' Mn Of sajd dseeaeat, Il bstn:9
ALLEGED n 80 ] seass3n . saet .e se
o0t3tionsr., Ie6eseee L helsins o.
n Esnsrsoa g.. De1vsr: Cosorseo'
5arnee n. Hopkins Of 1oulder. Colo
49,. 0eorgs ". HopknS ead Ane-
~ 3. Hopkins, both OF Defa. Colo.
rsdo. beins he wilew and $500 o.
"a decesssd, ase ~. enly helm q
~. An perDone. WAe hlo e VINO
sis2> b 81 helm ct said deeeneed
~ inNoregted d solA Sseatc = -
49, ~sd 6ofend tAessin e abide the
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ADJUSTMENT DAY NOTICE
Estatn Of Josanh Arthur piare

NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF REAL
ESTATE At TAX SALE AND
OF APPLICATION FOR ISSU.
ANcE Of TREASURER'S DEED
No. 1900.
TO- WHOM II NAY CONCERN
and more especially to Herman
Gustavson:
You are hereby notified that o.
the 9Th day Of december 1917, th&
then County Treasurer Of ths
County Of Jefferson, State Of Colo
RADIO, sold at public sale to jefferson
County the following described real
estate, situated In said County Of
Jefferson, vis:
Lots numbered Twenty (2O) and
Twenty-one (21) In Block One az
In Lakeside. Said sale being made r.
satisfy the delinquent taxes assessed
against said property for the year
1915, and certificate Of purchase
numbered 1900 was issued to said
Jefferson County BY said County
Treasurer.
That said jefferson County, &C.
cording to law, did on the 18th day
Of April, 1922, duly assign the cert.
ftcate issued on account Of said sale
to Marie Clark; That subsequent
taxes upon said property for ths
ycars 1917 to 1921. inclusive, were
paid by the holder Of said certificate
Of purchase.
That at the time Of said assess
ment and sud sale said property was
taxed 10 the name of Herman Cus.
lawson.
That Marie Clark the assignee
and present holder Of said certifi.
cate Of purchase. has made spplisa.
ton to me for 4 Treasures or Tax
Deed TO said property, provided the
same has not been redeemed frsa
said sale for taxss on or before The
Ith day Of August, 1899, upon
which date the time for redemptioa
Of said property from said sale To-
taxes will expire. and unless th.
same has been redeemed on or Be
fore that date I will execute an
deliver ~ said Marie Clark
Trsasurer's or Tax Deed 70 saiI
property above described, ~ pr,
vided BY Law.
Witness my hand and seal ID
llth day Of April, 1893.
(SEAL)
GUY E. JUCHEN,
1f:assrsr Of the County Of u
First Pub. April 20. 1922
Lest eub. Ny \ 1e11
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IN THE COUNTY COURT
No. S126
STATE OF COLORADO, }
County Of Jefferson, ISIS
ALIAS SUMMONS IN DIVORCE
Colby Robertson,
Plaintiff, )

AA4oSAA4t
".
FINS J. Robertson,
Defendant.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE Of
COLORADO, TO THE DEFEND
ANT ABOVE NAMED. GREET.
ING:
You are hereby required ~ you
lave heretofore been required 70
appear in an action brought agains.
you by the above named plaintiff In
the County Court Of the County. Of
Jefferson, State Of Colorado, and
snswer the complaint thsEsin within
thirty days after the service hereof,
II you are served within the State,
or within fifty days after The ser.
vice hereof, ii served personally out
side the State Of Colorado, or. II
served by publication. within sixty
days from the date Of The last publ
cation, or trial viii be had the same
- though you were present.
This Il an action brought to obtain
decree Of divorce on the grounds
that defendant has wii1u1iy deserted
PtoIhSs4A WtSk&VOS LVNDOU0V1V C8011
TOR q period Of more than one ysai
Immediately preceding The b.
ginning Of this action and on
the further ground that the de-
PENDANT, being In good bodily
health has failed to make reasonable
provision for the support Of plain
tiff for . period Of more than one
year next prior to the beginning Of
this action and such other and fur
TIER relief ~ may seem to the eour'
just and equitable from the com
plant, . copy Of which Is hereunts
attached, and the evidence adducse
upon the trial.
Witness. Margaret Tresiss. Clsri
Of the County Court In and fot th,
said County Of Jefferson, at thii
office in Golden, This 18th day o.
January, A. D. 1922, and the d ssa
Of said Court hereunto affixed
(Court 6sal)
MARGARET TREZlSE,
Clerk Of the County Court
]. n. TAYLOR,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
First Pub. April 9, 1893 t,s,
Last Pub. Nay I. 1929 Sss,is
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LEGAL NOTICES
iN li.s COUNTY COURT
Nh lam

NO. 40VV
STATE OF COLORADO
County OF Jefferson, ISIS
NOTlCE oF HEARING OF PETI-
TON TO SELL OR MORTGAGE
lSrAL ESTATE.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of
Gus Ahlsren, Deceased.
The fEUfLE OF THE STATE OF
CULOKADO:
To the unknown heirs at law OF
ths said Gus Ahlgren, deceased,
whose names, residences and post
office addresses are and each o.
them is unknown, Persons IN inter-
ssg IN said estate, GREETING:
You and each Of you are
hercLy notified mat on this
18th DAY o. April, A. v. 1879.
Gus A. Uison, a0painistrHLOr o. BAL
sslxge, presented to and flied Ia
said court his Petition for the Sale
Of certain real estate belonging ~
tie estate Of said deceased, ana
s,.ulse IN the county Of Je1ferson
and State VI Colorado, more lu.y
described IN SAID pstitIon,' reference
" which " hereby made.
You are further nOtilied that salu
estate u penang IN the County
Court Of the county Of JetfeEson
aud state OF Colorado, and that u.
uats Tor which the hearing OF ssiu
petiti0n has been set u mondsy, the
18th day Of May A. u. 1922.
Notice il hereby given TO all the
persons above named and 70 any
Glnsr person In interest in said
estate, to appear and answer OF
Otherwise plead TO said petition In
writing on or before Monday the
3sth Gay Of May A. D. 1922, the
DAY set for the hearing thereof, Or
a OF before the day TO which such
hssring may b adjourned, or said
potition will b. taken by you for
confessed.
Given under my hand and the seal
o1 said court, at Golden, In the
county Of Jeffessoa and state Of
Colorado. this 18th day Of April A.
y. 1922.
COUNTY CoURT sEAt3
AAkGARET YkkZlSE,
Cork Of the County Court Of JET
essoa County, Colorado.
First Pub. April 70, 1929
Lat Pub. Nay lth. 1922.
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NOTICE
STATE OF COLORADO
County Of Jsfferson )SS
NOTICE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT

IN THE DISTRICT COUkT
No. 1897
In the matter Of the petition Of
Elizabeth O'Kane for the deter
mination Of interests in the lands
and tenements Of BARNEY O'KANE
deceased.
TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN.
and especially to all persons who are
CT claim TO be heirs or grantees OF
Barney O'Kane, deceased, or who
have or claim to have any interests
or claim In and to the real estate
hereinafter described. GREETING
NOTICE il hereby given that
Elizabsth O'Kans has filed in the
above entitled cause her petition a.
leging that Barney O'Kane died
interstate on or about the 7th day Of
November 1918, in Jefferson Coun.
ty, Colorado, seized and possessed
Of the following described property,
situated in the County Of jefferson,
State Of Colorado, to-wit:
The south one-half Is 1-2) Of
the southeast quarter Use I'D
Of the northeast quarter (NE-
1-4) Of section eleven (1l),
township four az south, range
sixty.nine (69) west, Jefferson
County. Colorado. consisting Of
20 acres, more or less, subject
to . right Of way over the west
IL feet for use a. a road, to-
gether with 16 inches Of Of
water from the Rocky Mountain
Ditch Company.
Blocks sevea W and e.gnt
,o), IN CHARLES ~. faMings sub
| ulvisioii, loye.ner wan al wafer
rights and ten inches Of water
IlCm the n0cxy aoanGain UiIcn
for lots 2 and . above mention
ID.
leaving surviving him ~ his sole
and only heirs, his widow, Elisabeth
O'kane and DIS cnlidren, to-wil
John 2. O'Kane, Annie O'kane, koss
O'kans, Bernard U'Aane and Aiixs'
beth O'xans, who thersup0n became
seissd and possessed Of said real
estate and are the owners IN 1ss
SIMPLE Of ~ same.
NOTICE b further given that thu
Court in the above entitled Gauss
has BY order entered, fixed Saturday
the 34th day Of June A. D. 1922, q,
the hour OF ten o'clock A. n. 1t thu
Courthouse b Golden, Colorado, q,
the time and place 1t which the said
petition viii b heard and = decree
entered determining the manner Of
the descent Of the lands, tensmsnts
and hsrsditimsnts Of the said barney
O'kane, deceased, determining who
are the heirs Of the said deceased
ind the ownership Of the property
whsn and where the persons above
named Or any one claiming TO BE- ~
heir Of Barney O'Kans, deceased
or claiming to have an interest ID
the said property, may appear anc
protect their interests, II any the,
nave, II they 20 desire.
Dated at Golden, Colorado, thil
2oth day Of April A. D. 1892.
CHARLES PIKE,
Clerk Of The District Court
| (SEAL)
Fillius, Fillius and Winters.
Attornsys.
First Pub. Nay L. 1929
Last Pub. June !, 1879
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MARY B. EBERsoL.
Defendant.

OeIen0ant,)
By virtue of writ of execution
and fee bill issued out Of the Dis
trict Court, Of City and County Of
Denver. State Of Colorado, to me ~
sheriff. County Of Jefferson direct
ed In favor Of The Colorado Nation.
81 Bank Of Denver, = Corporation
against Mary B. Ebersol, whereby l
ON commanded to make the sum Of
Ten Hundred Forty-eight and rs.
100 dollars ($1048.23) damages, and
the further sum Of e2l.]7 twenty.
enc and <7-l0O dollars costs, l have
levied upon and taken in execution
the following described real estate
and all the right, title and interest
Of the said defendent Mary b.
Ebersol In and to the following de-
scribed rsal estate situate, lying and
being In the County of Jefferson
and State Of Colorado, to-wit:
East Half Of the Northwest quart
Or Of tie Southeast Quarter IL l-2
NV Ia Sc LAY. Section Thirty
Three (83), Township Three (3).
South Range Sixty-Nine (6s) West
Of the Sixth p N.
which ] shall offer for sale At Public
Auction on the 26th day Of May,
A d. 1922, at the hour OF 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. at the street entrance Of the
County Court House In the County
Of Jefferson. State Of Colorado, to
the highest and best bidder for cash
for tie purpose Of realizing the
amount 20 found due the plaintiff
- Aforesaid, with interest, costs, dis
burssments and commission on said
sale
GARY C. KERR.
Sheriff County Of Jefferson.
Jacob v. echaetsel,
Walter Z. Sehwed.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
First Pub. May I. 1922
Last Pub. May Is, 1922
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Three Niles Northwest Of Arvada.
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NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT
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ShERIFF's SALE

STATE OF COLORADO
County of Jefferson )SS
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, WITH.
IN AND FOR THE CITY AMI
COUNTY OF DENVER, AND
STATE OF COLORADO.
TIE COLORADO NATlON-)
AL BANK OF DENVER, ~
C0rportion,
Pl.intiff,j
~ w.
NARY b. EBERSOL.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

Estate Of Albert Setter. Deceased.
No. ESQ.
Notice u hereby given that ON the
18th day Of Nay, a D. 1922. the
undersigned will present to ths
County Court Of Jefferson County,
Colorado, his accounts for final set-
Element Of administration Of nd
estate, when and where ill persons
In interest may appear and object
TO them. II they desire.
JACOB TEPPER,
Administrator.
FIRST Pub. April II 1929
Last Pub. Nay IL, 1929.
ADJUSTMENT DAY NOTICE
Estate Of Joseph Arthur Pierce,
Deceased. No. 1911.
All persons having claims and de-
mands against said Estate are here
BY notified 70 present them for ad-
justment to the County Court Of
Jeffsrson County, State Of Colorado,
at the Court House in Golden, on
the 29th day Of May A. D. 1922.
IDA JANE PIERCE,
4AUDE FLORENCE PAUL,
(nee Pierce.)
Executives Of said Estate.
First Pub. April 81, 1922
Last Pub. May Is, 1922. p
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
''Tangerine" and ''Blossom
Timen Reopen To-morrnM

blossom Time will resume ia
New York engagement at the Ambassa-
dor Thester tomorrow night, enter
ing upon its second season in New
York. The cast IS composed Of Olga
Cook, BertrSm Peacock. Howard Marsh,
William Dhnforth, Zoe Barnett, Paul
Ksr. Ethel Brandon. Patton Gibbs, Irv-
ing Mels and others.
Julia sanderson in "Tangerine7
will come 70 the Casino Theater for a
three weeks run beginning tomorrow
night. The production, which was a.
the same theater for eleven months
last season, will open az the shubert
Theater IN Boston on August %.
Frank Lalor viii play the comedy role
Of the king. Frank cramit, Rebekah
cauble, Gloria Dawn. Harry Puck and
others are in the cast.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
Priscilla Dean
Goes A-ShOOting
In Eden Musee
And Director Browning
WAKES Eloquent and
Teach hes Us TO Act
By Harriette Underhill

The first time we ever visited New
York we we're taken to see the waxen
wonders exhibited in the Eden Musee,
which was then on Twenty-third Street.
We we're frightened by the big police
man At the door, fascinated by the lady
powdering her nose while her husband
impatiently waited for her TO 20 to the
opera, and horrihed By the dying
gsmekeeper and the Hindoo woman be-
ing burned at the stake, both Of whom
or is it which ?-rolled thsir eyes
and gssped real gasps.
That was many years ago, and the
Eden Musee had passed ont Of our
life, and then one day last week the
Universal Film Company called up and
said. Priscilla Dean Is in New York
20 make some scenes for a new pic
ture, Lady Rafics.' Some Of the scenes
are going to be taken down at Coney
Island in the Eden Musee tonight at
l midnight. Will you join the party ?"
OF course wo said "Yes,' and so once
moro we passed through the magic
portals and found ourself in a world
Of wsxen wonders. After twenty. or
thirty years the big policeman still
frightened ne. the lady powdering her
nose still fascinated US, and the dying
gamekeeper and the Hindoo woman
still Mortified US BY rolling their eyes
and gssping real gasps. Wax people
live to such ripe old agel
OF course when we all landed there
Miss Dean had not yet arrived. A star
never is on time, so we all went out
and stood in the pouring rain and con-
sumed hot dogs and hot coffee. The
visit Of our party must have been a
godsend to the sandwich man, for we
we're the only people at the beach that
night. Then, when none Of US could
cat or drink any more we passed into
The world OF wax again and Tad Brown
ing, the director, also the handsome
publicity man, the fairly goOd-looking
publicity man and the homely publicity
man started an amateur performance
70 make the time pass merrily until the
star should arrive.
Mr.. Browning, by allowing US 70 wear
his I2-csrst diamond ring. which is in
sured with Lioyds for $4,000, induced
rs 20 take part in some movies. He Sc
lected a wax figure representing "Thc
Bluebeard Of Paris" who was trans
fixed in the act OF putting his wife in a
trunk On twelve parts) and then he ar
ranged 70 have a few OF us fight over
him and try 70 claim him for our own.
Now, ss q matter Of fact, all Of our
childish horror Of the wax agures re-
mained. We would much rather have
touched the real murderer than this
awfuily iifelike wax thing, but we
were ashamed 10 say 80, and agreed 70
make The picture. Then, too, II We
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06

were very good at portraying love,
jealousy and fear Carl Laemnle might
see the bit Of film and desire TO star
US under the name Miss Rockefeller"
The man began TO turn the handle on
the camera. "Act!" shouted Mr.
Browning. Fight over himl Grab
him around the neck" We shut our
eyes and we're about to register love,
jealousy and fear when the horrible
thing toppled and fell over on US. In
our arms was "The Bluebeard Of Paris"
and in his hand he held the leg Of his
latest wife, while his current wife
gazed at us in wsxen scorn from her
corner on the sofa. Never have We felt
such a thrill Of repulsion, and while
every one shouted and thought II a
good Joke, we rushed away for prom
enade in the chamber Of horrors 70 set
tie our nerves. And then some one
said. "Miss Dean has arrived" We
didn't believe It, for II was only 2
o'clock. And we were right; It wa' a
false alarm. But the third time they
said It II was true, and Miss Dean and
dozen others arrived with their
makeup AL on, ready 20 be "shot."
Then all would have gone merry a.
marriage bell, only something hap
pened 20 the lights. Miss Dean is a
jolly sort. not a bit snappy, the way
she acts on the screen, but we couldn't
forget that 1t was near morning and
that VIC had promised TO DO matinee
IN the afternoon. Finally. eft 3 o'clock,
We said to the handsome publicity
man, at is necessary for us 20 re-
turn 20 New York" So he went out
and in about an hour he had located
the chsufeur and we were safely In
the car. u wss then 3:i5 by our
wrist watch. And Miss Dean came out
90 the car and said: "0h, I'm 50
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
The PlaybiH

(Continued from preceding paEs)
this month. She will remain with the
musical comedy organization until the
holidays. when Mr.. Cohan plans 10
present her here in new comedy with
music. A. l.. JONES and NOR
Rls GREEN. Of the Greenwich Vii
iage Follies." have engaged SYLVIA
CLARKE, JULIA KELETY, RITA BELL,
PRANK GABY, DAVID CRAMER.
JACK BOYLE. DAN WALKER and the
WAINWRIGHT SISTERS for "The
Spice OF Life" ART
HICKMAN. BEN BLACk ard NEIL
MORET are writing a musical play for
OLIVER MoROSCO which will prob
ably have its premier in San Fran
cisco. where Mr. Moroseo is producing
musical comedies at the Casino, which
was recently added 10 the Morosco
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06

sorry you have 10 60 SO early. l
wanted you 20 see US work"
"Yes," we answered, Il wanted 10
see you work, too, but ! belong to the
union and I'm stiekler for the eight
een-hour day"
And we got back in New. York in
time for breakfast after all.