"at Piney Ridge."

Right into tne pineclad billa of i Tennessee, where people speak in soft drawling accent and where they love and bate with an intensity the cold Northerner knows uot, Dave Higgins and his oompany will take the audience at the Atbens Theater toinorrow evening. The story is well constructed and fall of sbarp contrasts of humor and pathos. It tells two stories, one of the unhappy love of "Jack Rose," the yonng ruGnntaintr, and "Azalie," the daoghter of a banker, becanse Rose is alleged to have Negro blood in his veins; and another and more powerful story of "Cindy Lane, " the monntain girl and ber nnfortunate love for Briarson.