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The Washington times., 1922-05-27

strained from laughter only after
exerting the greatest forbearance.
For the first time in history.
not a caddie placed a bet
Ted Noyes was seen to knock
pimples on his ball. where he
fore there grew only dimples,
and Spike Collins spanked one
mashie shot so difficult a flock
of woodpeckers flew out. This
brought barrages Of salvoes
among the unbiased audience,
which watched the tableau from
he piazza with microscopic as
sistance.
Rules of the derby were very
loose. as attested by the well-lu-
hricated scores, which were au-
dited en- route. with liberal mas
sage by rubber ends OF soft-nosed
lead pencils.
Each convalesCent was allowed
two caddies-one to carry the
tools and another to retrieve
highly chagrined and frequently
frightened balls.
Only time opponents got into
speaking distance OF each other
was at greens and on tees. Rest
OF the cruise was in widely diver
gent waters.
Performers were penalized two
strokes for every callous worn on
double.hinRed mashies and ad-
vanced one base for each ball lost
where premeditation could be
proven.
Day was most beneficial to
caddies, who appointed commit.
tee TO thank newspaper men for
things about golf which they
never before knew existed.
Well. a man can't he every
thing, Much less a golfer.
The Washington times., 1922-05-27
Dominicans PLAY.

Dominican LyCeum. which is win.
ming a lot Of ball games, today will
take on the Brookmonts. at S D.
m, on the Washington barracks
field.
The Washington times., 1922-05-27
Gooch Making Good.

Johnny Gooch, pirate catcher, IL
making Pittsburgh fans forget Wal.
ter Schmidt by his splendid work
behind the bat.
The Washington times., 1922-05-27
lie never gets a hand.

The coming independent cham.
pionship scr.es will offer many op-
portunities for the roughneCk player
to cause trouble. No few Of he
teams are bitter in their rela.
tons.
The Washington times., 1922-05-27

headed by James Preston, select
ed the funniest clowns in the tent
to play New York and Boston
acrobats on June IL.
The Washington times., 1922-05-27
Eppa Gets Started.

Eppa Rixey, OF the Reds. after a
disastrous start, has won three
games in q row.
The Washington times., 1922-05-27

Those golfers who weren't odd
were ut least a little bit peculiar.
tn until yesterday AIRY 'eld
The Washington times., 1922-05-27

Once a wear at
the Washington
club, the Caddies
are guests OF the
greatest h ON e.
ia mt circu s
which ever lodged
an itinerary. A
capable staff OF
top-heavy judges,
The Washington times., 1922-05-27
SATURDAY. MAY II, 1922.
HARDING JUST NOSED OUT
OF HONOR In TOURNAMENT
By BRYAN MORSE

Now about that In the first place.
rather fourth place. President Harding who
represented the Marion Star the home green with
chief executive the big
Mclean Hands trophy three with
take four shots to hole out
break the gallery pulling President
he had played good golf with the exception of the
sixth, ninth, TENTH and eleventh holes.
Had he gotten five he would have earned the trophy despite
the fact that Lowell Mee of the Daily News, had 81 with
wee Washington prize golf
balls
The Washington times., 1922-05-27

Carrying a hagrul of Alpine
sticks. the guides followed the
tourists with heretofore unmatch-
ed loyalty Through canyons.
over peaks ami around cascades
the courteous attendants re-
strained from laughter only after
exerting the greatest forbearance.
The Washington times., 1922-05-27

the best score
which has ever
b e en- fabricated
on the fire-proof
course, and that
is quite a feat
consid erinC all
were typewri er
rontortionists.
The Washington times., 1922-05-27

Somebody slammed the umpire
or the umpire wallOped ball.
player. Details are confuse -
the chap who goes TO see q ball
game cares little who IA rcspOnsi.
hle for such an Incident. The
thing as whole makes sandlOt
baseball less interesting 10 him.
The Washington times., 1922-05-27

A few unthtnklng fans, believing
they represent ell, will say! We
like TO see a good scrap"
The Washington times., 1922-05-27

PLAY haiE" is roarcd from the
stands when trouble appears in.
minent. And the gladiato" re-
moved from the game for un.
sportsmanlike conduct nearly al
ways is jeered.
The Washington times., 1922-05-27

These peanut-brr ned blmbOs
weuid do well 10 study the ntti.
tude OF the American League
Park crowd.
The Washington times., 1922-05-27

This year McFadden has done
l47 feet in the javelin; has don. $
feet 8 inches in the high jump,
and has vaulted IL feet 8 inches.
In the discus the Central boy has
thrown for a distance better than
ITO feet, which argues well for
new marks today under decent
weather conditions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-12
SEVEN JURORS
ARE SELECTED
TO TRY FATTY
PERJURY CHARGE AGAINST
MRS. MINNIE NEIGHBoRs
is DISMISSED.
by A--oeis'.dp--.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Jan. IL
Selected of seven temporary jurors and
Dismissal in the police court Of q per.
jury charge against Mrs. Minnie Neigh
hors. resulting from her defense tosti.
mony in the first trial. were outstand-
ing development today In connection
with the opening Of the second man.
slaughter trial ~ Roscoe g. Fattyl
Arhuckle. motion picture comedian.
The ease grew ont ot the death OF Miss
Virginia Rappe. the prosecution charg.
i1g Arbucklo attacked her.
The presence Of q large thronC IN
front ~ the criminal courts building
to watch the trial principal come and
go. and of a crowd In the court room
holi"d 10 some extent The general be-.
lio' that interest in the trial had died
out the defendant. cheerful and kcenly
Interested iu the proceedings sat close
q his chief counsel Gavin Moab. His
wife sat iu another section ~ the court
room -
The personnel OF opposing counsel
was the same as in the last trial Nc.
Nah handled the Questing Of talesman
for the defense and Milton Uron as.
fistant district attorney Tor the prose.
Outlun.
The presence in court of representa-.
t'yes ~ the Womans Vnngant Com.
mitiee, a moral and civic uplift or.
panizotiou figured In the questioning
of vonircmcn asking n such activity of
the committee would be considered
Most OF those examined today were
excused for having fixed opinions.
The dismissal Of Mrs oiehhors whose
case had progressed at intervals for a
month. was regarded by the defense az
q ront In its favor.
Three women were among the TEN.
pourN Jurors selected
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-12
RAGING GALE IN
new YORK TIES
Up BAY TRAFFIC
MANY PEOPLE HURT, CHIN
NEYS CRASH. BOATS
BARELY HoBBLE IN.
Nv Associated Press

NEW YORK l1r Do This section
~ the country was 1sh,d TODAY bv fh'
worst gale II the winter gale that 10
20. m reached velocity of go miles
an hour off SANDY Hook
U,hrrod in with snow and later turu
I'd tu hail ami rain th, storm ruffctcd
New Workers vthou, mercy carrying
man, across slippery sidewalks and
rluug.d them face downward iu slushy
streets Umbrellas were torn out 't
man, % hand window glass frll tinkling
nt. thp street mail package boxes were
blown over and traffic generally ham.
per,d MANY pedestrians were injured
several mll stacks frll before the
wind Onr eighty feet high tUprlcd in
Trenton y D. falling ou frcd wires
that supply traction lines and twins up
service nearly Two hours chimney
l25 feet tall crashed Boo BROOKLYN
lIarbor traffic was hart hit 4 num-
her II small boats were blown from
then mDurinrs and incoming hn'rs w,r"
held at quarantine hy high winds which
radr i' impossible tor The officers to
board them. The weather bureau was
f,udiog ont th, FIRST Gun gale warming
in many yulr,. ana There was tension
noticeable boz shipping circles. some
concern WIS fru f.r th, disabled army
transport Crook with uoariN 100 pas
senge., HbuIl despite uldo messages
that repairs had been made and all was
we'll
OUTSIDE the city the full strength of
the storm was flt Nrw Jersey and
Long Island especially alUug the coast
v,r, hard swept and az all points a
ianglc of telcphcu, and telegraph wires
were reported.
The CITY proper especially On" street
cleaning department was carly a.t.r
Tractors vtI. r.U out and call ISSUED
f.i D. 0UU extra sW, pcrs Tonight "
was reported that 40 main arteries had
len kept open fractions officials as
pricd su pI th. STORM bad mos n
trfiered with service.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-12
. COMPLAINTS FILED.

WACO. Texas. Jan. li-Complaints
charging nine Mcvio men with viola.
'Ior Oh. fn, Federal prohibition act were
N..d before United States Commits
.Dr.. N E MgCorm.ck here this after.
r,ur These complaints are IN addi.
t,r 20 eleven filed in the same court
Nrl5y
Ir. ..uullIrfs grew ont Of The raids
tH' u. nIrg mad, NeVl by tht
f.i..| officers and TeVs Rangers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-12
WITHDRAWAL IS
CONTINGENT ON
SHANTUNC PACT
JAP LEADER HOPES FOR
FULL SETTLEMENT BE-
FORE ADJOURNMENT.

NH Associated IfnHa
WASHINGTON. Iu Brought
together again through th. efforts 81
Arthur EIIf.ur and Secretary Hughes
th, Japanese Hni chin. sp drl,gates TO
av resumed th4r interrupted Shantung
..rIaran.. lud aa r,d un 200, question
ni VIthlHvIn- lIpu,e. Enrds from
tb, Tstuln TauIu Tu railroad and all
other fHore fWu th, former Germnn
IHs,h.d The withdrawal ~ troops.
however e contingent to the entire
Suumg treaty
Under 90. agreement reached after
morning and afternoon sessions. the
I.n.nt-r agreed fu withdraw their rail
.Hd troops within thre, months after
f., .Il.nE ut .Hmu..t. SHaurung ac.
..ui. H circumstances permitted but In
amy event Within SIS months ut that
date
With r.url the other troops IN the
I.is,huU 'u, japanese undertake % he
l.n th. withdrawal immediately upon
chimes, tossing over the administration
.t kl. chow. DO possible then, or in
ans event within thirty days thereafter
provided ln ultimate understanding Is
reached to restore the leasehold TO
China Ambassador Shideham repre-
f.utUd Japan 1t todays session while
Vice Foreign Minister Hanahaa who
usually has been sitting m Tor Japan
ul, engaged in other matters.
Desire settlement
tn, latter however. tonight dis
GUESSED th, ease in q way which was re.
g3rdvd ly SOM, a, pr,synting some di.
+ N.rgouee from the presentation - pro.
puals Iu the sessions Cor two delega
tiuu-
n would he most uuuvorable u We
could NOT settle The Sh-ntung ISSUE be
tfH, 90. Adjournment ut the Washing
TON conference be- added
III 30 cannot bo settled here We must
wait lor better opportunity We are
NOT to he llamed W. have gone as
ar as ve can and vc have not gone
bt.k Un anything.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-12

whur, the insect vJs oNtormiuatcd near
uuruc TcNi.. 200 l1l1. hg establishing
uun.Duttuu zone AREA.
An of the member. uf thu commission
wen, here to-day Th'g are Io. Boat.
y ~ lookhurt: Frank Mcknight OF
Arlington. Dr. " -. Hunter of Hous.
tom. u, T. Mcdonald of the Agriculture
Department. IN a. T.. clayton of Ce-
lni. " - Ferris of Ennis. and g. ".
Fisher Of Liberty Tho last three We're
hy Oh, district Judges ~ their
respective counties.
Tho members of the commission as.
serted that this plan viii soon eNtcr-
inmate the pest from Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-12
,h,mn, Read, oIirhi

inNINN frr I' G,rr.- rsrnsr
l.. .h. f....h ..sHro. 4.I o. 0rr0
C.t OIL, Aus'...H. 500. aI. f. fei' h...
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fHrr vb.n o.. rueti u-ups.r 1rd b.s
t.lr.. uaIf h. rII ,It.. fI. rns
q u4. o. I....i uau Than TO lhlf uur.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-12
GNs nROrS 1 CENTs.

WICHITA FALLS Texas Jan IL
I.II conditions. saId t0 he caused by
'r. disregard Cd, Independents for the
900 lH. DowWr.D. tank wagon prices
or E3-oIno hl, led ,o a drop of four
cents during tho l'1st week Tho latest
.uf posted today ty the NagoulIa
brings tlc retail uri,, fo is cents. wlth
. .Hf. lur tank wagons
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-12
!; TAKE ONTII
7y '.s'riai',i Press

DALLAS Texas DAN. ll-Fortv-
seven alien born residents representing
almost every European country re.
r,uu,el allegiance 90 their nlty, flags
and took tb, oath OF allegiance to the
Stars and Stripes iu Federal court
NtI. TODAY
Great Britain and Germany tied FOR
.'st place $40 the naturalization lists
.H. nm .l. % being accepted
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-12
~ SITS TWINS BORN.

AUSTIN TNls Jan -For,v.two
s.i, of twins and or' srt of trlp.ets
we're born boo Texas during December
th. monthly report of The Health De
mftw.ut today shows lu 200 6.Oii
children W,g. bonn u Texas during
fmf month. including lgs negroes.
1hor, were ec43 deaths including
t9I negroes Sin, persons over one
hundred yyar. ODD died in the month
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-12
LATEST TEXAS
NEWS STORIES
IN BRIEF FORM

~ NNHiH NAAfNl w.
AUSTIN. Texas. jan. IL Shoot
straight are the orders OF the Texas
Rangers delegated 10 attend the trial
tt Waco next Monday OF three negroes
charged with murder Governor Ncff
said thar he had given these orders 20
The Rangers in ease Of any dcmonstra-
t.on during the trial
The Rangers are being sent 10 Waco
af the request OF County Attorney
Frank Tiorcy
The negroes are George Kllough.
Jake Graves. Elijah Graves They are
charged with murder in connection
with the fatal shooting ~ l. Con.
ually engine wltchman
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-12
MAN FOUND DEAD.

SAN ANGELO Texas Jan. III.
vs. Bloou 90 of Dallas was found dead
'olHy iu l hotel room at Carlsbad
b H.re Do, bad been q patient iu the
state tuberculosis slnItouum \ vial
ut poisson was found h,sid, thr bed
ir is survived by brother. W. VI.
Iarsr of Dallas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-12
japan AGREES To RECALL TROOPS FROM China
Three NOn-COtt0n
Zones Proclaimed
In Central Texas

AUSTIN Texas JAM H. By Associated Press)-A proclamation
declaring growing Texas of pink
boil nesation issued by Neff today making it
unlawful grow cotton three specified of Texas until such
time the pink boil worm commission viii permit.
This Of combating the spread the taken by
the Governor recommendation Of the commission which met
here today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-12
GRIEF STRICKEN MAN
JOINS WIFE IN DEATH

l.N Associated pr,..
PORT MADISON Iowa Jfu. No
''fi'i tirl'ktu over %. .II. a.
his vito wesk aro. Ho, ,IrrI-l
Do. ~ NgNlc lows. toll, ,IulDI
relatives who have been rulrd.nl
him and fatally shot himself thr.uEh
ih' ho'd. ~" ch.idr,u. uneln. n
iEr iiom fuur m"nths to D. ,elrs
osl' m1l. ORPHANS o., h.r arf.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-12
Rail Head Warns
Against Torcibly
Decreasing Rates

WASHINGTON Jan H. by Associated Pess)-Rairoad rates
being slowly bet steadily by economic
which govern their c, Daniel Willard president Of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad argued today before the Interstate
Commission when that body inquiry into the general
level transportation charges There need for but consider
able danger fob decreasing them by ect the
present time, he added
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-12
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-12
PRISONER TO
Be TAKEN TO
CUYM0N, OKLA
OFFICERS BELIEVE IDEN
TITY OF MAN HELD HERE
is ESTABLISHED.

C1rlo Canepa. an Italian Of Cleye-
land Ohio IS believed to De the name
Of ,hr man arrested at the Amarillo
Hut, Tuesday ulght in connection with
,hc death OF O. man found dead near
Coodw.u okla Tuesday morning or.
uccrs from D1lhart planned to leave
early this morning with him Cor Guy.
mon. Okla. 20 face n charge OF murder
Identification IS based largely on
naturalization papers touua in his
noss,ssion They show that Canepa is
o. years ot age has wife named
Rise. also 90 wears old. and they have
daughter Jennie ] year old The
r.u,rs Wer, dated Feb. "a 1891. from
the United States district court al
cleveland and gave his homo address
as 1899 West S3rd Street OF that city
Papers Also showed that he was ac-
luaintrd with Antonio puleo. said 20
nav, been q barber from Cleveland. and
who was found dead near Goodweu
pulco is said 10 have been killed with
a blunt instrument and four bullet
Mounds, three OF which were in his
abdomen and and one in his left fore.
ann. u WAS believed at first that
rulco was from Toldo. Ohio. but ~
uc'rs now believe that his home was
boz Cleveland
Officers who arrived overland from
palhrr, early last night IN connection
with the cas-" are. G. \ Leemsn. shcr
U of Dillam County and son e.. g.
Lc,man. Mark u Adams. county az.
'orno, George VI Fritz. county Judge
aud q. e. Ghtthar, county commits
q. ssloncr
The Young man believed 20 D., Carcul
was questioned about . O'Clock by
Daily News reporter last u.ght and
said That De- had misiulorm,d officers
ltat his name was 4 Dillon and that
bis name was ~ Davis of indianapolis.
Ind.
H." also said that ho had lived lu
Indianapolis Tor several years and had
been employed hy the Fox Film Com.
i1ny and later hy the W FIGu Con.
wuy. Tie said that IL was about six
aiouths ago that BE- lett the film t4si.
ness and bought a icw.lry shop. vh.on
h' ran about four months when CUES.
lon"d about iis location and the pres
rnf ownership. he said that be could
not remember them.
Prisoner l. Calm.
Denial % any connection with the
death OF the man az Goadw,U was
made By him The prisoner said that
nr knew a man and had been with
nim. but had left him 40 Liberal. Kan.
q was 20 meet him in san Francisco
Ih" prisoner was very calm and
slowed no signs Of uneas.rcss of
rhHrscs which had been filed against
him.
p'ihaEt Officers last night said they
'.' not believe that Pulco was killed 40
I" spot whore fhc body was found
The prisoner said that MsN Farhe-
"l breckenridge. Texas. Is Dis brother.
.n hw and that hts parents lived u
lndianap"ils his father b,.ng .r the
real estate business
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-12
60 MILTON Iire sent.

ROME. lHn H. Minister of Com.
.. n.'rtI t.llN authorized the Rank
\.r'. fu Ilu' tu 900 noO lire Tor the
h.rrnt .. .H" N.W Work. branch q tho
.Eaugl O., lt4lmua dc Soonto.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
M0UNDSVILLE
WEDDING PARTY
HAS BAD ENDING
NOME or roRErQNER ON TosroR1A
AVENUE RArpED BY oFFloERS
DURING NNRRYadAKNq.
u Gallons Of Moonshtns TASs1 ana
Owner Of Rouse ArrSSssd Ana
Put IN JAN.

Some good stories have bad endings.
So do weddings and parties. In some
instances. certain foreign couple
were married a few days ago and ar
rangements made 10 hold the big mar
rage festival Nothing would do but
have some "hootch" on hands 20 bright
en- up things a bit and so IL was.
Just about time things were getting
real gay. shortly after midnight Setur-
l,y. officers raided tho homo OF George
Noverna Mt No. ~, Fostoria avenue.
broke up a big wedding party and cap
tured IL gallons os moonshine whiskey.
The whiskey. or at least part or It
w-as destroyed while Norvena was ar
rested and put in the Marshall county
Jail where ne spent last night.
He will get a hearing this morning
before Squire z. NJ Lewis, about 10
O'Clock Those IN the raid!ng party
were: Charles Bryson. chief OF police;
John Lehcw. Earl Smith and Harry NC
Mullen. all city officers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17

lawn Of the Sewlin home ana NaFiou9
social diversions viii be enjoyed oulIl'S
the evening. Dainty refrcshmen's WI
be served by the hostess At SeaSo"-
able hour.
Farm Bureau Meeting.
Tho regular monthly meeting ot inc
RIchland Township Farm bureau was
h,ld on Saturday evening in the Ioca.
X. Of P. hail A number OF specia'
sneakers were present, Including, :, l.
Lang, r. NJ. Glasgow, A. W. broK'"
and County Agent J. c. Neff' Inc la :
ter gave a very interesting talk on the
subject Of live stock. Miss Spensis wa.
also present and directed a numoer W
interesting talks on conVen'ehccs oi '"e
home.
Missionary Meeting.
The women's Home Missionary So
ciety Of the Methodist church will meet
on wednesday evening In the church'
The following fine program has been
arranged: Devotion, also Mrs. j. J..
Smiley educating the Oriental Here
Mrs, John Graham Christian Advance
In the Philippines" Mrs. Fl. G. McMll,
len Our Newest Cradle Roll Member7
Mrs J. ]. Lentz Our Work Summar-
lied" Mrs. J. A. Finney.
o. olaArsvflls Briefs.
Mr.. Arnett, and Miss Balah, both Of
Fairmont, W. Va. and Mrs. Alma Kuhn
OF Fairpotnt, leave this morning for
visit with friends in Louisville, X. Mr.
Arnctt and Miss Balah have been visit
ing at the home Of Mrs. Kuhn for the
past few days.
Attorney II. T. Tyler, OF Bellaire. was
q business caller here Saturday.
Mrs Samuel Ramsay. OF JacooshurG
Ia visiting her daughter Mrs. Carl T.
win. Of Marietta street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whit Judkins OF New
Philadelphia. Ohio spent Sunday at tH@
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Al
bert Troll. Of Marietta street.
C. l.. Harper and daughter Virginia
Of GAINESVILLE. spent Sunday at the
home OF his sister. Mrs. D. c. Hardesty
Of East Main street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17

sence Of the pastor, Rev. C. ". Fuller,
who Ia taking his summer vacation N
Madison, w. Va. Although Rev. Fuller.
Is not In the pulpit 1t Is not sure that
he Is really off duty as his mission
to Madison was to help complete work
and plans for the coming year at
convention of the ministers Of all the
Christian churches Of the state.
Bsnwood Briefs.
Mrs. George Acorn who has been VS.
iting with her parents. Mrs. wesley
Butts, has returned TO her home In
Pittsburgh. Pa
Mrs. Will Ritter and daughter. Miss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
REX THEATRE

There are few dramatic offerings that
can boast OF a two years continuous
run on Broadway, but Peg O Mvl
Heart" is one or these and VIII be ina
attraction at the Rex starting this ait
ernoon with a bargain matinee.
This Is play that has also for us
central character orc or the sweetest
herolnes. reg" is an unspo!led, IRE
sponsib!c bit Of a girl whom chance
throws in tho way Of a naughty. un-
natural family. They are so unlike her
that she Is made very unhappy. but IN
the last act. through the man who has
won her love. her smiles return.
The Vees-Ball company can boast OF
being the FIRST stock company 10 play
this wonderful comedy drama.