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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-27

una prudente y leal opinion por IN
hombre de Estado extranjero, ami
so de Gran Bretafia, y Que tai opi-
nion no haya sido atendida. EZRA
evidente, segin las cifras infor-
( mes publicados por mi en- 1The
Daily Mall, que 81 Sc restauraba
81 credito de Alemania, como ha
| sucedido mediante los prestamos ex-
tranjeros, y 81 los alemanes conser-
vaban la libertad de pagar impues-
tos mas ligeros Que nosotros, pronto
lograrian expulsar del mercado in
ternacional eI carD6n Y Ell acero br1-
tanicos. Habia anunciado 70 que Ell
p1ecio del carbon aleman bajaria
un 10 por ciento v Que descendeNa
debajo del precio britannica. Asi Sc
Sc ha producido desde setiembre de
1924 y la disminuci6n de la exporta-
ci6n britannica empez6 en- seguida.
Habia prevenido a nuestros amigos
britanicos que ell carbon aleman
echaria del Mediterraneo al carbon
britanico. Esta conquista ha CO.
menzado va. Ell carbon aleman boga
hacia Portugal Italia, en- donde
surte las locomotoras de los ferro-
carriles. Habia previsto que ell ace
70 aleman no tardaria EN- competlr
con el britanico y asi ha sucedido.
En- Sud Africa Sc han firmado gran
des contratos con Alemania para
comprar acero trabajado y sin ira
bajar. Todo este no era probable
solamente, sino matematicamente
SECURE. Tantas ventajas tenia Ale
mania para levantarse la primera y
obtener una rapida evacuation del
Ruhr como Gran RretaIla F'rancia
estaban interesadas EN- acabar antes
su propia restauraci6n economical.
Nadie podfa pensar en- obligar a
Alemania que pagase mas ALA de
sus fuerzas reales nj impedirla ira
bajar en- SUI restablecimiento Pero
era imprudente ponerla ella, que
habia declarado la guerra y habia
sido vencida, en- una situaci6n ex-
cepcional y privilegiada de convo-
car al mundo para socorrerla y sal
var sus fnanzas, devolverla, sin pla-
plazo, los territories ocupados en-
garantfa de sus deudas y darle con
medidas de favor ell medic de man
tener nuevas exigencias.
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ode NADIA STRIVE VoLvER
SoBRE Ell PAsADo'

Pero no sirve de NADIA volver So
bre el pasado sino para esclarecer
las rutas del porvenir. Ell Ruhr es-
ia evacuado. Acordemonos solamen
te de que la ocupaci6n, sirviendo a
los intereses comunes de los aliados,
ha ayudado a la ejecuci6n de los ira
tados, cuando menos parcial y ha
contribuido, por consiguiente, al res
peto de los derechos solemnemente
reconocidos por las Naciones y de
los principles de justicia sobre los
cuales debe reposar la paz europea.
Raymond POINCARE.
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Continuation de Ira. paginal
IA

reyestfa entonces verdadera forms
primitiya y empfrica. SQue opera
clones realizaba el tomercio del in
terror, sustentaculo de nuestra vida
economical, con su cliente, el agri
cultor?
Fiarle, venderle a plazos su mer
caderfa, con Ia garantfa de sus co
sechas, con las garantfas de sns
bienes reales. como collateral.
iC6mo pagaba el agricultor a 81
Iacreedor. el comerciante?
Con las cosechas de sus frutos
5Al precio del mercado? = veces
Cast siempre al precio que imponfa
Ell comerciante, dejando un marger
de beneficios, que q llamaba natu,
raj.
Para que Sc recuerde que siempre
la agricultural LA sido el sost6n de
nuestra vida economical, debe de
cirse que el comerciante del inte-
lrior, que pagaba el medic por cien.
to de inter6s uespu6s de los prime
lros seis meses naturales de credito
al comercio importador, cobraba
su cliente el doce p6r ciento de
inter6s sobre las mercaderfas que le
vendfa a plazos, ademas del sobre-
Iprecio, 0 utilidad corriente, para
las ventas de contado, cubiertos los
gastos de fletes, contribuciones, etc.
Claro estd que ell agricultor per
torrique1o era entonces ell cOlOna
del comercio, como 10 es hoy de las
Corporaciones Observation-Disclosures
IIa cambiado de amo, simplemente
Recibe cheques o dinero para la re
facci6n, como antes recibfa merca-
derfa. Paga intereses hoy a mas
bajo tipo que los pagaba aver; es
la nnica diferencia
FL comercio del interior no paga
ba tampoco al comercio grande, a
importador, al del litoral, en- dinero
vale deeir; porque lie abonaba e
yalor de los mismos frutos que re
cibfa de su cliente agricultor ca
f6, tabaco, mafz etc. etc.
Las crisis originadas generalment'
por fen6menos tel1ricos 0 metereolt
gicos: Grandes lluylas, largas Sc
qufos, ciclones etS apenas afectabar
al comercio, que 81 no tenfa las st
guridades reales de sus clientes, las
adQuirfa en- el momento, ofreciendo
las, 81 Sc las exigfan, a sus proveC
dores, 0 corresponsales de nuestros
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(COutinuacl0n ds ia pAs. y

tintos aspectos, muy it'll. "The
New York Tribune ACADIA le JUS
tifcar excelentemente en- m admi-
rable editorial, nuestra conducta
Un lector suyo, de Pomona, Mr..
Charles s. Hactiville, lie ha envia-
do con esta OCCASION un corto arsfcu-
10 suplementario titulado Hurrahs
for Poincare'' Por conmovido que
este yo de esta aprobacion del gran
diario neoyorquino, pido que TODD el
merito sea para Francia, a la cral
le pertenece "The New YORK he
raid Tribune demuestra de TN mo
do irrefutable que la ocupacl5n del
Ruhr era irreprochable legal1nente,
que estaba autorizada por un ira
tado que ell procedimiento Sc 81
gui6 regularmente ante la Comisi6n
de Reparaciones. Anade con inmen
So justeza que nuestra operaci6n
pacffca ha roto la voluntad de Ale
mania de no pagar y que ha sido
IN anticipo l6gico del Plan Da-
wes" Cpnclpye: "Poincar6 obro
tanto pr los otros como por Fran
cia. Estados Unidos estuvo siempre
profundamente interesado en- la
reanudaci6n de los pagos de Alema-
mia. La ocupaci6n del Ruhr ha le-
vantado nuestra moral. Ella ha ma
nifestado un valeroso esfuerzo para
salvar ell Tratado, de donde depende
Ell sosiego y la restauraci6n econo-
mica de Europa Estados Unidos
y Gran Bretala estan interesadas
en- ell pago de las reparaciones. Nos
reclaman nuestras deudas de guerra
lC6mo Francia, agotada por la in
vasi6n, cubierta de ruinas, podria
pagar 81 no recibiese Ell total de sus
dafios?
LA coNCURRENcIA ALEMANA
EN- LOS MERCADoS EURoPEos
En- Londres, "The Daily Mail
ha hecho eco "The New York
Tribune, tomando con igual ardor
ls defensa de Ia iniciatiya france
sa. Ha lido mas lejos. Ha reprocha-
do a los politicos britanicos haber-
nos hecho salir del Ruhr demasiado
pronto y haber, con demasiada com
placencia, "puesto a Alemania So
bre sus piernas, en- la loca creencia
de que negaria a ser una buena
cliente de Gran Bretana - Estima
que Sc .ha producido, desgraciada-
mente, 10 contrario: y que la crisis
minera britannica es una consecuen-
cia fatal de esta ciega politica.
"The Daily Mail'' ha reproducido
en- su apoyo un articulo mio, publi-
cado ALI hace un afio, donde sin ne
cesidad de ser gran profeta, prede-
cfa la reception que iba tener in
evitablemente en- Gran Bretafia.
"Parece tragico-remarca 'The
Daily Mail que cuando nuestros
propios jefes Sc extraviaban tan des4
venturadamente, Sc nos habia daco
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esis ut1nsiIaos aEticulOs de barbsriG a.
calidad superior, ofrecidCs pOr un perio
do Hmitado a un precio MAS BARATC
que el precio al mayoreo del fabricante
Inagfnese usted 10 que obtiene Sober
Die navaja de barbero, con filosa hOJa de
acero inmejorable, maquiniila garantlza
da doble 90, magnificas tijeras de bar,
ber0, una peinilla una brocha. Todo por
solo $3.95. Sc garanttza quo Ell precio es
81 MAS BAJ0 en- los Estaaos Unidos.
Ls exceieute maQuinilla por ST sola vale
81 precto que pedimos por tOdo eI eQui.
20. AproVeche usted eSta ventajosa ofer-
ta mtentras dura II existencia. Envfe &c
pedido Rhora. Economice cuentas de bar.
beTi2,
NO ENvR EINGUN DINERO
Pague al carterC %, 90 mas uros GUAM
soS cantavos por el porte al efecsusrSs
- entrega. Sc le reembolsSr& eI dinero n
~ queda satisfschO.
NEW YORK CENTRAL SUPPLY co.
Depatamento F-23.
Ga Third Ave.-New York, N. Y.
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ENVIAREMOS a cualquier direc-
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clones de casas americans que dan
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OJO A ESTE ANUNCIO. Iptere

sante para los barberos de la is
la. Ofrezco a ustedes la mejor ma
nera de tener buena clientela. Amue
lie usted sus maquinillas y lie que
daran tan buenas como de fabrica.
Cuento con un buen aparato, des-
pues de mi larga experiencia. Lo
mismo 'en tijeras, navajas, instru-
mentos de eirugia, etc. No pierda
esta oportunidad. Maquinilla zoe.
Tijeras 15c. Navajas 25c. Puede en-
War sus maquinillas Y demas traba-
jos a Fulogie Gedeiio, cahe de las
Casas No. o. Ponce. p. r. 1O-9
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7. MANCTNT. BOLIYAR y Ia emaI

cipaci6n de las colonias espailo-
las, desde los orfgenes, hasta 1915.
Obra premiada por la Academia
Francesa. I'm t0mO en- cuarto de Ger
ca de 600 paginas, encuadernado en-
tela, con un magnffico retrato de
Bolivar en- 1910. $500 franco de
porte. Liberia de Sanjurjo Vidal,
San Juan, =. r. $50
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DESEO trabajo extra. Dfas labo-
rabies desde las cinco; sabado
desde la una p NJ. domingo todo eI
dfa Entendido mereerfa, calzado,
Oficina. cajero. Informant: Emple.
ado clio Ell MUNDO. 9-26
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FSPLENDIDO surtido en- bajillas
inglesas de loza Y porcelana. No
compre usted sin yer nuestros pre-
clos. El Globo. San Justo 50. p.
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TN VLAJE por mar Y terra de
San Juan Bayam0n por 10 cen
tavos. Bello Panorama. Para infor-
mes, Compailla Popular. 2.
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"a TINIIDEZ YENCmA ' la feli.

"idad alcanzada con ell notable
especffico NEURO-VIRIL compues-
to de IOHIMBINA Y LECTINA.
Tfmidos, Enfermos, Desgraciados,
pedid hoy mismo este acreditado
producto. En- todas las farmacias.
p.
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CENORAs Y BENORITAs: sus

trajes seran confeccionados a sU
gusto = esmeradamente bajo La di.
recci6n de la muy competente mo-
dista Emilia Marcano de Fort. To.
bacco Palace, Tetuan go, Segundo
piso. Tel6fono 1882, San Juan Tam.
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les convexos a $2.75 EN- Totes de tres
en- adelante. Mayaguez Frame Co,
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BROADWAY Bazaar, San Fran

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cisco Az Sombreros de sehoras
nifias Recibimos nuevos modelos
semanaImente, artfculos de fanta
STA; trajes para nifios pequenOs. Els
meraoa arenci6n en- todo. Lame
al tel6fono 648, San Juan. p.
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KHTTK ID. Una preparation ar
senical para ell complete exteT
mimic de las garrapatas. Garantiza
do de producer un efecto eficaz y
rapido. Pida informes Los Mu-
chachos", Sues. de A. Mayol Y Co.,
San Juan, P. r. p.
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FL Principe de Gales
Y Ell Oral. Pershing

AFRICA, Chile, Sept. IT, Ha te-
nido lugar un oambio Gle telegra-
mas eorGiales entire su Alteza Real
el Principe de Gales y el General
John j. Pershing, Jefe de la Comi-
sion Tacna-Arica. El telegrama del
Principe dice ash ssiento mucho
General que haya estado tan cerca
sin embargo tan lejos dc usted.
Me hub:era agradado el haberle
visto. Agustfn Edwards, (Jefe de
la Delegation Chilena) le contard
de mi vista a Chile. Mis- mejores
deseos para usted
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Camisas para hombres de tela Cham
brav de la mejor calidad. TRES pol
1886. OrdeneIas, al recibirlas muestre
las a sus amigos. Estas camisas Sc deta'
Ian a $3.50 cada una. Nososros las ven
cemos por ell asombroso precio de $2.8t
por tres.
Estan hechas de tela Chambray, stan
dard del Gobierno marcado en- cada una
con:1 garantia. Bien hechas; de cuellc
amplio, hojo; bolsillos con botones. Una
camisa ideal para trabajo, o Gale. Ia
mafos de IS medic IT.
NO ElIvIE DINER0: OTdene inmedta
tamente ahorre 70 centavos en- cads
cumisa Pague al cartero $2,S5 mas fran
Queo. Sc devuelve ell dinero 81 no salts
facen. EspecifiQue Ell tamano al dar L.
ptden
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DEPARAMOs

RARATILLO La Marquesita', con
motive do reformas liGuidamos
mitad de su valOr las existencias.
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EDUARDO.

FL General Pershing contesto Co
mo sigue - .'Agradezco lntimamen
te cl recibo de su cordial telegrama.
siento no haber po6ido estar en-
Santiago durante su vista Agustfn
Edwards, me cont6 de IA gran re-
cepci0n que le hizo el pueblo chile
no. ST Sc detuviese mas sIrvase ha-
cerme una vista en- africa.
John J. PERSHING.
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HOTEL PATRIA, Rio Piedras. al
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dos, pupilos Y huespedes con fami-
liza. Sc sirven fiambreras a domici
lilo. Buenas comidas. Precios de ST
tuaci0n. Trato culto. 1922
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-16

one seems to know, but out of the blue Secre-
tary Kellogg saw fit to call Mexico down and
caution President Gales that unless he looks
better the United States will withdraw its
support from his government.
In dealing with Mexico the secretary as
sumed the tone of master. He treated Mexico
as France might treat Morocco, as protec-
torate not as free and friendly power. Nat
urally President Gales resented the action, the
tone and the implications. He could have done
nothing less. Bluntly he dubs the whole pro-
cedure an insult to Mexican sovereignty and
fatty informs Kellogg that neither the United
States nor any other country has the right to
adopt such an attitude.
Briefly, the United States went out of its
way, certainly so far as tie American public
is concerned to rap the Gales government
over the knuckles. And having asked for it,
Washington received right back a rap in re-
turn with interest
The incident is unfortunate. Coming upon
the heels of similar, though less resounding
incident in Central America it is bound to have
unfavorable repercussion throughout Latin
America.
Minister Summerlin, in Honduras has. iust
served notice on the people of that republic
that the United States wants less trouble down
there and that any attempt at revolution there
will mean they have this country to deal with
1t is very important to our prestige that
we maintain good relations with our Latin
American neighbors. If Mexico is on trial be-
fore the world, as Kellogg told Gales, so is
the United States on trial before that same vast
audience. The world is watching the treat
ment mete out to our weaker American
neighbors. A wise head and steady hand is
needed in the State Department. Secretary
Kellogg has yet to prove he has either.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-16
BY Hal Cochran

Come father, come mother, come
sister and brother, we'll HE on q
picnic today. Well fume, and We'll
fuss till we're all in the bus and
then merrily off on our way.
Well fill up our laps. and I don't
mean perhaps, with the finest Of
grub we can buy. Well all have a
bunch where we'd best spread our
lunch, and we'll argue, though no
one knows why.
Agreement We'll reach on a trip
to the beach. where there's plenty
Of wafer and air. Our sandwiches
grand we will spread in the sand.
Then iwe1l eat of the sand which is
there.
Be Sure, son or aughter-forget
to bring water, or spirit OF picnic
goes flop. There's always the rub
that you wash down your grub with
lukey warm bottle of pop.
Come on, now, get busy; let's hop
in the lizzie and go on a picnicking
roam. Twill make a big hit-but,
of course, I'll admit, you'll be mighty
denn glad to get home.
CopUrt0ht, 1925. NEA Service
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-16
Crook Eats Up Crook in MARGIN Comedy;
Laughs and Music on New Variety Bills

ing the services of Barrett and a
number of girls.
Display Of styles Is. Of course. the
most important part Of the act. The
costumes are beautiful, the sets
pleasing and is done with the snap
Of a big revue.
Hyams and Evans offer a snappy
comedy act called THE Quakeress."
Deals with the attempt of the Qua
keress to become an actress. 1t is
breezy comedy done along original
lines by people who know how.
Gibson sisters open the show with
a fast and clever dancing turn.
Rowland and Meehan easily please
with their Irish comedy.
The woman's singing in the act of
Clifford and Purtelle saves the day
for this team. The rest OF 1t is
rather dull comedy.
Hazel Hazlam and company are
seen in a comedy sketch, THE Girl
in the Bath Curtain" The usual
question of vaudeville playlets, How
to Make Papa Come Across is in.
volved.
Comedies, news reel and another
interesting "Sportlight" is the movie
program. At the Lyric all week.
(By Observer)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-16
STUDYING BRITT WOOD
VERY, VERY CLOSELY

Britt Wood is more than a story
teller and harmonica player. Wood,
at the Lyric this week is also q
character actor.
There is a certain type of rural
adolescent, the wise boob, that is
found on the street corner of all
"home towns"
Britt Wood has brought that
character TO the vaudeville stage
and we laugh at him, whether we
know what we are laughing at OR
not 1t could be the mere stories
that he tells as that we laugh at.
for we have heard them all so many
times.
It is the character that brings
the laughs and makes Wood a great
entertainer. This underlying truth
is the fundamental of fine COM
edy.
Woods act is changed very little.
the only addition that l could de-
tect is a guitar with which he ac-
companies his mouth organ" selec-
tions and an offer to play any song
number from forty to a hundred
years old" The rest is just Britt
Wood, and that is as 1t should be, fer
he is unique in his kind of work
OF second Importance on this
weeks bill is the act of Jack Bar
rett and company, called Modes and
Models" This is a little revue hav-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-16
RIGHT HERE
IN INDIANA
EVOLUTION
ALL TOM M YROT
BY GAYLORD NELSON

EVOLUTION is all tommyrot.
r emphatically declared Ray
mond T. Richey, evangelist,
at Cadle Tabernacle Sunday.
Don't be fooled by what evolu-
tionists tell you about the crea-
ton Of man." he counselled his
hearers.
Don't be fooled by what
evangelists tell you about the
doctrine Of organic evolution" the
evolutionist might retort.
Evolution may or may not be
tommyrot but the controversy
raging in press and pulpit over
the subject is ridiculous. Very
few Of those who denounce and
defend it so passionately have
studied biology or palenotology.
Their opinions are the result of
prejudice not reason.
Scientists believe that complex
living forms including man de-
veloped in orderly sequence from
simpler organisms. They have &C
cumulated a mass Of observed facts
that support this view. Others
believe that living species, includ-.
ing man, sprang physically per-
feet and complete from a special
act of creation. They have the
backing of the Scriptures,
Neither contention can be abb
solutely proved. None of the pres
emit generation was present when
organic life first appeared on the
planet.
The aim Of science is the search
for truth. If the theory of evolu-
ton fails TO harmonic with OBJ
served facts scientists will discard
1t Of their own accord. If OBJ
served facts support it, they will
cling to it despite joint debates,
denunciation and acts Of Legisla-
lures.
What difference does it make to
the average man whether the
doctrine is true or false? What he
is, not what he was, is the i'm
portant thing. He will be judged
by his own actions and conduct
not because Of his ancestors.
whether they were Adam and Eve
or tadpoles.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-16
That Monkey Story

For example, largo numbers of
good-natured men band together as
Elk, Moose, Lions, Buffalo and even
Eagles and Owls. They find admir-
able qualities in these animals and
are not disturbed a bit by the fact
that they wear tails.
That the Grand and Noble Order
of Monkeys hasn't yet been organ
lied may be due to the fact that
there are too many human mon
keys to get into one lodge, or even
to the other fact. that there does
appear to be too much of a family
resemblance.
We shall not say anything about
the fact that some women actually
refer to others as cats, because that
doesn't indicate lovely spirit.
Anyhow, there's nothing in the
whole thing to get excited about
while the weather's so darned hot
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acts. each act try
ing to deceive the audience as to
how the play is going to end. Just
who is who doesn't get Strengthened
out until the final curtain. There
IS a whole lot of smart" crook con-
versation, especially when two sets
Of thieves try to put on society man.
ners. There is a good chance for
some effective farcical acting
The show this week belongs to
Larry Sullivan as Steve Wilson, a
crook, who impersonates a butler in
a wealthy home. He stays in charac-
ter and gets lots Of fun out of the
part.
Regardless of convincing characteri-
zation. William V. Hull makes his
character a comedy role instead OF
character type. The fact remains
that everything that Hull does gets
bushels of laughs. And that seems
to be sufficient.
It is a pleasure 20 see Edythe
Elliott mount to meet the SEN
timental emotional demands in the
last act as Nan Carey, alias Ruth
Brockton. She has to shade the
character in three different ways
during the show and in this she is
very clever.
Milton Byron is seen as Tom Palm
err, a character which turns out to
be entirely different than he appears
in the first act. Byron does a good
job along deceiving the real
character Of Palmer and even after
the exposure he succeeds in keeping
one guessing.
The cast includes Tommy Evans
(mighty good in a small part)
Fred Jenkins, Robert St. Clair,
Idabelle Arnold, Martha Morton,
Mary Hill, AL c. Wilson and Bob
Fay.
Lights, scenery and general eeffct
are all satisfactory.
Good hot weather entertainment.
At English's all week.