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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-08-09
led COTTAGES Fire

FURNISHED COTTAGES Fire
places, well wooded deep lots,
sandy beach. For sale also lake
front lots on Eagle Chain. j.
Friedrich Palmer, go, 64-3rd street,
Milwaukee, or Commercial Hotel,
Eagle River, or Keystone Park
Farm Resort, on Duck lake. 2S-tf.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-08-09

WANTED TO BUY-500 feet or
some acres on lake in Villas coun-
ty. Address c. Miller, Pelican
Lake, Wisconsin. 2-4t~
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-08-09
FARM HELP WANTED-S5O per
AGENTS WANTED Sell Hardy

Nursery Stock and earn $4,000
to $1,000 weekly with part ex-
penses. We show you how. Sup
plies Free. Easy work for young
and old. Write HAWKS MUIR
SERY Co, Wauwatosa, Wis. 9-3t"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-08-09

HOUSE FOR SALE-One of my
client must sell a Groom house
at once. Price right. See Joseph
F. Habrich, Realtor, Eagle River,
Wisconsin. Pot.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20
CLAR|NcTON

Mr., and Mrs. Clifford Hsnthosn %
Steubenville arc the guests OF Mrs.. n
ward Dietrich.
Grover Litten was visitor here ova
Sunday.
Chester Mallory Of wheeling spsnt
|. the weekend with his family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Gotthardt Apd
daughter Eva spent the weekend -
Wheeling visiting relatives.
Misses Erma cd ,Addis Frankhauses
OF r. d. 2 returned Sunday from Visit
with wheeling relatives. IL
Miss Clara Mccoy. who has been AZ.
tending school at Kent, o., arrived hoos;
Monday, having visited her sister. RI.
VIII Monahan at, Shadyside. over N
weekend. %
Misses s,ella and Eva Messsrly csms'
home from Cleveland Sunday ana vii;
be tho guests Of their parenta HI. lud
Mrs. c. N. Messerly over the( HOLIDAY
william ward. who has been employ.
ed at Pittsburgh, came home Sunday
Oh a visit. ~
p, Lampher Burton Of Wheeling was 9
visitor in town Sunday.
Mrs. John Booth and daughter were
wheeling visitors Saturday.
Miss Elaine Lltte was shopping IN
wheeling Saturday.
Harry Cats spent Sunday with rel,-
tives here.
Our public schools close Friday. De-
cember %. not to reopen until January
:, the vacation lasting only ten Gays.
News Of the death Of Henry Burton.
an aged resident Of this place, was n.
| ceived by his son and family here Tusp
day morning. Mr.. Burton had been IN
rood health and gone to Wheeling e4n-
day for a brief visit with his srandNpn.
The remains will be brought homesto
! burial. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20
Wef1N(a1l
Shops
TooATs SHORT STORY, BY
Ad Schuster

With all Of his embarrassment az ne
stood waiting for the grn Courtney felt
the pride OF q man who was dong
noble thing. ~ lit out Of the num-
drum" he thought might be a turn
ing point IN the girls career. VINO
knows OF the latent possibilities In the
simple mind Of this waitress" He plo-
tured himself watching her as she us
tened and wondered what Old Smythe
would talk about. Poor old dufer. ne
mused the .martest man In the tacul-
" giving his bratnA for almost moth
ing"
Mary, charming in suit and furs,
stepped up 10 break his thoughts and
the two walked the few blocks TO the
campus.
II you will make mental notes OF
wha; may puzzle you. Courtney sug-
Ees,ed. Il will be glad TO explain as
bes, may" Mary murmured her
thanks In her mum.
: The girls face told little az the pro-
fessor expounded his theories and ideas,
She nrtrht. be understanding every word
her escort thought. or 1t might be as
much Greek. Sh4 was deucedly pretty.
though. quite the best. looking girl in
the house. 4 man who had hoped that
mono Of his friends would be present
looked around with the wish that some
might be there to see.
Courtney suggested supper and Mary
said, NO thanks. butt would like some
ice cream" She scenes very happy.
In front OF house not far from the
canrus this new Mary stopped. II was
the home Of Mary Smythe daughter OF
a college professor whose salary. liks
tina, OF many Of his fellows. could not
quite make both ends meet. Mary. who
had taken the only work she could find
70 give her hours for the classroom as
we'll a. those for labor. smiled when
she thought Of the surprise IN store Tor
Courtney.
.rhis In where live" she said.
"won'4 you come in?'
Inside Mary said to Professor De
Forrest Smythc. Father. would like
YOU 20 meet Mr.. Courtney Wil!oughby.
romorrow--The Goddess Deserts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20
[N9 Dietand Health
$780,, By Lulu Hunt petere MD !
sesdd--" .AAs DIT md Heath with Ksy ia tho CahrssI
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

tion also.
Mrs. Take your child 10 chill
dren's specialist II possible and have an
examination to determine the cause OF
III. inflammation. Watch her bowel
NOV emcnts and sec II you can see any
worms Fin worms are tiny DIS OF
;hrcad-like worms about one-quarter OF
an inch long. shall have paper on
worms shortly.
Children sometimes have habits ma
cause the condition you speak "t. IN
fact il is not nj all unusual ia'ic'''
sympathy and kindness, and rchii|a-
tIun that rhildrep' must not he "hdAis
frightened. should be used in correcting
these habits .,
lndican in thr urine Is normal IN small
amounts, have examined thousand"
or rrlncs when was dong iaS"ra'or!
work and very seldom did ma one IN
which I, was not present. 1t Is only
when Il Is presen; in large amounts that
4, is OF Significance. Thcn " means 'na'
there r. Intestinal putrefacion or ao-
soru,ion Of pus from some localiF'
romorrov-Answers TO Correspondents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20

MY dear DR.. Peters:-I've neves had
10 put mySshoes through the stretching
process. but n people are one-half as
uncomfortable stretching their shoes az
I've been stretching my stomach. on me
I'm gaining. however. though slowly
VI. g..
The important part Is that you are
being rewarded for your discomfort
isn't IT. Keep on. you will find that
sooner or later you can accommodate
more food without distress.
Write us again how you get along.
Mrs F. R.--If. after going on milk
diet and balancing your diet Afterwards
and living hygienically In all ways. you
still suffer from acid stomach and tndi-
gestion. I advise you to 90 70 stomach
specialist and put yourself under his
treatment. He will give YOU complete
examination. probably analyse the stoni :
ach contents and take an E-ray. etc. be-
fore treating you.
R. R-Yous can understand that II
would be impossible for me 10 make a
diarnosis Of the cause Of your pains.
Usually In chronic pains Of such sort
as you have, we find that there 70 some
focus Of infection In the body. Carious
teeth. chronically inflamed tonHls or
ears. etc. Have you had thorough ex-
animation?
You say you have lost 30 pounds IN
three months and you feel splendid OK
cept for those chronic pains. Very otten
pains Of many descriptions Will dtsap-
near on reducing. Are you ge'''nE
enough protein. vitam!ns and essen'la!
salts in your diet? Remember II Is not
sufficient 10 know about Galleries alone
You must know other important thing
!relat.ne to diet also. Have you our lis'
NJ foods with THAR protein content II
YOU haven't you had better send Tor It.
You should have from $50 TO $50 Cs
day
We hav. an article for your copstipa-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20

Courtney w..loughoy was the most
understanding young man ever 10 enter
the Green From; Home Restaurant. he
was Il recent graduate Ir"n II" 81 ihe
mos, htgh-hrow universities IN. the c0un-
Try where his course had been SOCIOLOGY
Prom the way he has." said Many
Smith. waitress. 10 the girl beside her'
one would think that he WAS doing us
a favor every time ne s.:'.cs onto Sto!.
He makes me feet Ike child speak
Ing up 10 a settlement worker.
oh. him." sad the other hes
swelled."
II was only because Courtney Will
louShby was conde>cending that he
started visiting the Green Front. II WAS
his duty. he felt. 10 m.nGte with al!
sorts Of people. 70 learn hrsi hand how
the working classes Trlt. Besides, one
need only 10 lunch IN the place. AZ din
ner with his friends he had many most
interesting experience 10 relate. Some
day he might write book.
AS time went on the young man found
that the dainty Mary Smith stood out or
the working class a. the one agure VINO
furnished the particular appeal that
called him to the restaurant, lie FOUND
her, ne said TO himself. an interesting
study. Here was waitress who MAS
lad He was discorer1
Are you falling for HIS Mighs'ness
one Of the girls asked Mary one day
when Courtney had fingered long over
his coffee I'd be suspicious Of fell
low who puts on ;" many airs.
NO. I'm not falling for him. Sue.
replied Mary. But do love 10 hear
him talk"
After puzzl!ng over what he could
do 20 l!tt the SRI out OF the grind OF
material existence. Courtney. hit upon
the lecture ;dea. lie had grace enough
TO put the invitation tactully and de-
pared with the assurance that Mary
would go with him 10 hear Pref. De-
Forrest Smythe at College Hall.
"rll meet you here by the rcstau-
rant" she said with misch!evous
smile and Courtney. staggered Il the
Suggestion had the grace again. 10 ac-
quiesce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20

!, CanaAn there arc thirteen murders
early FOR every 100000 population.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20
SHERRARD

Tn. Alien Grove Presbyterian a11
Pleasant Hill NJ. e. Sunday schools
will give a Joint Christmas entertain
ment'in the high school auditorium %
Sunday evening. December ~. a eood
program has been prepared ana WIN %
followed by the treat for the sehootA
A Christmas program will b given
;by the Mt. Olivet Sunday school - The
church on Sunday evening" 49,
= Everyone Is invited to these serNeoA
circle win 8ssA
An important meeting Of the J. IS.
Baird Circle No. IS. Ladies' obi 0e
G. A. r.. will be held 1t the 4ehoe!
building on Friday evening aAS III
members are urged to b present.
SeooaA Number OF xyesaA oeuoA
Tn. second number Of the SherfsfS
Community Lyceum course was given
in the school auditorium on AenoAy
evening by Jean Macdonald. . rsadef
Of unusual ability. A splendid proSfem
was rendered which was much enjoys
ny the large crowd present. hsfrAen.
ments were served by the boys OF ne
high school during the evening.
DHSfs.
Mr., A. z. csrrisan. who has bssa
ouite III In the Ohio Valley General
So.pitai, was removed to her home %
Sunday, where she 10 improving.
The schools here will close for ne
Christmas vacation today (Wednesday1
and will not reopen until Tuesday.
January ..
Miss Mary Taylor 10 Ill
Mrs. D. n. Garvin ana MA -
Mcconnell will return home this wse1
a..ggT spending some To- At corydoo,
Iowa, and Chicako.
Mrs. Emma White OF Mt. oiivst, who
has been quite Ill. Is siishtiy i'm
proved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20

1870. Very comfortable and easy TO
develop is this simple model. 1t Is nice
for cambria. nainsook. crepe. flannel or
tlannelette. The collar may be omitted.
Simple .stitchinS. hem stitching. or
fancy braid will form a suitable finish.
The Pattern Ia cut In sizes: SO. 50.
40, ~. -, IS and 4S inches bust, meas
ure. A Ss-inch size requires ~ yards
Of 36-inch material.
Pattern mailed to any address on re-
ccipt OF 12c in silver or stamps.
Send l:c In silver or stamps for our
VP-TO-DATE FALL. AND WINTER
le22-19c3 ROCK OF FASHIONS.
Write name and address plainly. Send
- cents to The Intelligencer ONCE
Wheeling. W. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20

IN, vo, tnow what we did this week
end" 4 friend Of mine said 10 rae yes
te~day.
Wei when Phillip came home
SATURDAY. a, hve. l said. do wish we
had planned 20 go up to mother over
this weekend. It's going 10 be IoFeiE
weather and we haven't thing 20 no.
Why didn't we plan 10 go?
and what do you think he SAID
Well, let's 60 And. my dear we went.
l; was 5 o'clock then and we got started
=: half-pas. seven. We didn't get tnere
until halt-past eleven but II was
lovely drive by moonlight and 50 little
traffic tina, We made good Ame. The
folks were sn surprised and t!ckled TO
pieces And Il was such FUN doing *
tina; WY withou, planning and russinG.
I'm going 10 try and do things like that
of,ener. partly because they're such FUN
ana partly because I like TO prove 10
myself I'm not getting old and fuddy-
duddyish."
Two Good Reasons
Two good reasons. should say.
To be sure the ladys in question .
only just barely on the shady side OF
IS. So some OF my readers. will laugh
at her fear Of getting old.
But isp't that just the danger period!
That's the halfway mark OF the four
score years and ten allotted Us by the
Bible and the law OF average length. It's
the time when II we are going 70 Keep
our muscles supple We have got TO make
sur. that We are exercising enough. And
And It's also the time when II We are
going 10 keep our mental muscles sup
pie we have got 10 exercise and look
after them.
Easy To Get Set
II Is fatally easy 10 get In one's ways
az one grows older. with all the mar
rowing Of outlook. and the unnecessary
limiting OF activities that that means.
When we begin to find thar We must
have things just 80. that we don't sleep
welt in strange bed. that We are ant
10 get upset In our Questions BY hotel
food, that We have to plan things Just
- far ahead in order TO get accustomed
70 them, that We dislike changes OF all
sorts and md ourselves referring TO our
younE days as the days when thinRs
were done as they should be, we arc get
ting into that state OF mind that Is go
ing 70 narrow our activities and cut
down our pleasures.
To Kurryi
think one can and should hight OF
such . letharEy Just as determinediy as
one lights bodily lethargy. Run on on
some Implanted toot, as these people
did. Try some new kind Of food, or
try out some new tangled household ap-
pIiance or some new recipe, Anythins
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20
BRAIN TESTS
By SAM LLOYD
rivs Minutes to Answer This,

Five Minutes to Answer This
A poor bootlegger stopped at the jew
elers 10 buy a few tr!nkets for his wife.
and make q thousand dollars 60 as far
as possible. OF course he could not
get very much for that pal,ry sum. but
he lad Il out as judictausly a. he could.
He paid 500 each for diamonds, $50
each for sapphlres and 50 each tor iur-
auoises. He bought 100 gems FOR his
thousand dollars. but can you tell how
many he purchased OF each?
Answer to Ysstsrday's.
Tho word DECANTER.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20
CHAPTERS FROM A W0MAN'S LIFE
By JANE PHELPS

patient boy. I'll como home early 49,
we will take ride Ia The PARK
Happily. I hurried on. Of bed. sne Al
morning did nothing but work over N.Y.
self 10 destroy the trtces OF my Sfte6
He was sorry and trying 10 mako % to,
ine for his temper.
:. ...... (fo Ss oontaausd.) 80. ...sA
Protected by George Matthew Adams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20
SUPREME COURT.

Charleston, w. Va. Dec. l9.-Wr't OF
error and surersed"as were granted the
',rf"ndan,a 10y the supreme court today
In the cases Of Alex r. Watson against
tn- bu"Hllannnn River Coal company
and the w. f. DccEans Goal company
against the Logan-Pocahontas Fuel
company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20
RABBI lola TO SPEAK
At LUNCHEON OF LIONS

Rabbi IINman lola ~ ~" Eon street
Temple will deliver an ADDRESS al me
regular weekly luncheon OF the Lions
club today noon AZ m" 'i"'el lcl."re'
Tho members N charge ~ me Iuh'h-
con have secured several prominent
singers, for the OCCASION and INC pro-
gram promises 10 be exceptionally en-
Pertaining.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20
SIDE TALKS.
bv Ruth Cameron
TRY 1T

70 prove to yourself that you are not
getting 10 be an old fogy. You've got
plenty OF time to be old. don't hurry
matters UP.
The Washington times., 1922-05-08
CRANDALL'S-
Moran of the Lady Lefty"

DOROTHY DALTON and Ru-
dolph Valentino packed Gran
dalrs Theater at all performances
yesterday, as stars OF Moran or
The Lady Lefty" which will be
shown through Tuesday OF the
current week. These two artists
enchanced their popularity here.
Miss Dalton in a role unlike any
in which she has previously ap-
peared.
The story concerns the ad-
ventures of a young millionaire,
who is shanghaied aboard a sail
ing vessel on which a beautiful
girl sails the seas like a man.
Cast among the toughest sort Of
companions. the gilded youth has
no notion OF what course 10 take
TO insure his safety until the girl
comes 20 his rescue and teaches
him how TO fight for love and an
even break The scene in which
he disposcs OF the brutal captain
of the craft IL thrilling.
As a special added comedy at
II action is shown. Harry (Snub)
Pollard's newest Hal Roach re-
lease, XIII The Nerve" a lauRha-
BILE farce in which the star is sup
ported by Marie Mosquini and a
numerous and capable cast. The
hill is rounded out by short films
and excellent pipe organ accom-
paniment.
The Washington times., 1922-05-08
LOEW'S PALACE
Dorothy Dalton.

OEw'S PALACE THEATER
II yesterday presented an enjoy
able photoplay program. Its fea.
tured attraction, THE Crimson
challenge" starring Dorothy Dal
ton. is based on Vingie e. Roe's
story. "Tharon OF Lost Valley
Miss Dalton receives brilliant
support from Jack Mower, as the
cowboy who loves her and through
whom the boss OF the valley tries
10 strike at the girl. Frank
Campeau. who has made a num-
Der Of notable pictures In the sup
port OF Douglas Fairbanks, ap-
pears as the villain OF the story.
while Irene Hunt, as the unloved
wife Of the political boss. con.
tributes a somber but highly on
crossing characterization TO the
story.
The added attractions are headed
by the latest Al st. John comedy,
a fine niece OF drollery, which Ii
given a comic musical background
by the Palace Symphony Orches.
ira, specially augmented for this
production. The Pathe news,
Movie Chats" and n symphony
overture are other offerings. Tho
overture is a selection OF old.tinle
musical faVorites,
The Washington times., 1922-05-08
DRIVER OF TAXI FOUND
SLAIN IN NEW JERSEY

PHILADELPHIA. May S.-Thc
partly.burned body OF Jonas Fox,
aged forty and single. of Atlantic
City, who has been making his home
in Wrightstown while he drove a
taxi between Camden and Camp Dix
was found late yesterday afternoon
in an isolated spot in some tinder.
brush skirting Rsncocas creek. near
Hainesport, two miles west OF Mt.
Holly. y. j. There were two bull
let wounds. one through the heart
and one through the lungs.
The body was found by three col.
orcd men. They Immediately mott.
fled Ellis Parker. county detective,
who conducted an examination.
IL found evidence OF brush piled
about the body. which was found in
The center OF the woods" said Par.
ker, "and then set afire. My theory
is that the man was murdered and
his body taken to this lonely spot
and then brush piled about IL and set
on fire to cover up the crime"
The motive Of the crime. Parker
said today, was in all prOba bility rob
berry, because Fox is believed to have
carried a sum Of money on his per
son at all times.
The Washington times., 1922-05-08
ALL SOULS CHURCH WINS
PRIZE FOR ATTENDANCE

Major Amaza NJ. Holcombe. OF
1906 Eighteenth street northwest
president Of the Washington Chapter
NJ the Unitarian Laymen's League,
has been notified that because OF the
record OF All.souls' Church in church
attendanc during the winter a dele.
rate may he sent at the expense OF
the league TO the Unitarian anniver.
sary week In Boston, May 81 TO rs.
All. Souls. except for the rule laid
down by the league in it's program
OF stimulation OF church attendance,
would have been entitled TO three
delegates. Not only did the national
church record the largest avsrsg'
attenda nee OF the EOS reporting, but
Il made the greatest numerical gain
and was fourth in its class in per
centage gain.
The Washington times., 1922-05-08
K STOCK ARTISTS APPEAR i'm NEW PLAY
Gloria Swanson
and Valentino
Ardent Lovers

II .ATRoNs OF Moore's Riaito
Theater yesterday must
- have been hard to please IL
the love-makins Of Rudolph Valen-
tino and Gloria Swanson. In Elinor
Glyn's Beyond the Rocks" failed
TO satisfy. 1t must be said that
none gave evidence Of dissatisfac-
tion. Notaofes In their supporting
cast include June Elvidge. star in
her own right, Gertrude Aster.
Alec B. Francis. Edythe Cha pmun,
Robert Bolder. Mabel Van Buren,
Helen Dunbar. Robert Bolder, and
+. r. Butler.
The story concerns Theodore
Fitzgerald, an English girl. who
upon leaving a convent school,
marries an elderly millionaire. Her
ideas about love and marriage are
vague. Shortly after at a dinner
given by q rich American widow,
the girl meets Lord Bracondale.
He In soon madly in love with her
and she admits return Of his af-
lection without letting her love for
the young lord change her wifely
attitude toward her husband. Lady
Bracondale wants her son to mar
ry Morella Winmarleigh. an heir
ess, but this he refuses to do.
Moving In the same social s.t.
the young pair find 1t hard 10 re-
main apart. and eventually find
themselves and Morella guests at a
house party where Lord Brcondale
again becomes so insistant that
Theodore determines to leave and
join her husband in England i'm
nlediately. writing two letters. one
TO Bracondale bidding him good
bye forever. and the other TO her
husband telling him she is coming
home. Morells. Jealous OF Bracon.
dale. sees the letters in the hall
waiting for post, opens them and
switches them. The husband is
sorely stricken by the revelations
and goes to Arabia. where Bracon.
dale and Theodore follow him, only
to find that he has been killed by
a band OF savages while on an ex-
ploring expedition.
Gustav Hinrich, formerly direc-
tor OF the Metropolitan Opera, New
York. leads the Rialto orchestra in
the overture from The Merry
Wives OF Windsor" and In 4 man.
ner that brought a storm OF ap-
plause, repeated when the eminent
director again lead interpretative
scores OF beautiful scenics"
The Washington times., 1922-05-08
Singing Features
Presentation of
'Smilin' Through

THE singing OF Fred East
baritone, and Jokeph In e
- Houston, soprano, In an In
terpretatIye prologue, was a
charming feature OF the presenta.
tion of "Smilin' Through" at
Crandall's Metropolitan Theater
Yesterday. The capacity OF the
theater was taxed TO care for the
crowds that came TO see this
latest vehicle for Norma Tai
madge.
AS Moonyeen. the beautiful
Young woman OF a generation ago
who met n tragic death on the
day of her wedding. Miss Tai
madRe offers a study in girlish
grace. charm and naturalness
eouaIed again In her companion
portrayal OF Kathleen. a girl OF
the present day, whose love Ia
ieopardized by the lasting hatred
Of her guardian. who harborh an
undyine resentment against every
member OF the house OF Wayne.
lust as his love for Moonysen
was devastated by the ruthless
bullet OF jeremiah WAYNE no
does ne attempt 10 Kill the love
that spflnBs w uot"teh
leen and Kenneth wayne gen
GRAFTON later.
Miss Tainnadge, though superb
in the dual roles OF Moonycen
and Kathleen, does not monopo-
Hze the performance. Her work
is delightful. but fine contribu.
tory impersonations are or
fered by Harrison Ford. also cast
in compa MON roles OF two genera
tions; Alec b. Francis, Wynd-
ham Standing. the uncle whose
life is dedicated 10 hate, and lit
tie Miriam Bsttista.
The overture number. Wag'
ner's "Tannhsuser.' yesterday
carned enthusiastic comment.
The bill for the week Is com.
pleted by news and topical Tea
tures- OF interest.