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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Martha L. Freeman to Ed P. Dyer,
$3.50, lots zoe and 2OS Adams street.
J. B. Calvert and husband to Mary A
Smith, IS. 500 lots 45s and 455 Van
Buren, street, Huntoons addition
Chas. Matney to J. Fl. Zirkle, 500,
part ne a p, 10, IL.
Louise G. Laurent to A p. Skidmore,
$780, lots 231 and 233 Chestnut street,
Metsker's third addition
Mary J. Wolff to A =. Townsend,
s.. 600 east 70 feet of lots 469, AL. Az,
AIS, All and 4T9 Van Buren, street Hun
toon'S addition
W. S. Hyde and wife to Jno. NJ. Bet
finger, $S5 lots 2213. 2215 and 22l7 Clay
street. Quinton & Steele's addition.
Guy A. Morse and wife to Mary L.
Morse, 81, 800, lots 1862, 1854 and 366 Micht-
gan avenue, J. w. Morris addition.
Ella M. Evans to Lucy 3. Van SAINT,
$50, lots S04 306 and 308 Poplar street,
J. w. Morris addition.
E. H. Garrett to May Mikels. 81, lot
1871 Carnahan avenue, Irwin Place.
j. Thomas and wife to D. J. Hatha-
way 81, lots I, 3. 5, z, 8. also 6, 8. 10, IL
"A, and 80, 80. "a, So So. 40. AZ and A
Hamilton & Smiths addition
Avery Washburn and wife to JnO. j.
Wilson 500, lots 376 37S. $50, 1872, 384,
SS6, and 1888 and north half 800 Duane
avenue, Washburn Place addition
r. II. Porter ct al. to A D. WASH
burn, 81, 200. lot 1 block 16, and and
block 2. and p and p block 49, Auburn
dale addition, and 1874 and 152, inclu-
sive. Chester avenue, Milligan's addi-
ton.
2. L. Osborn ct al. to NJ F. Church.
$3.50, lot 1873 Ash street, B. AIiller's ad-
dition
Bennett r. Wheeler, receiver to w
II. Ream and wife 81 400, lot 400 and
south 91k feet of 407 Kansas avenue.
Rftchie's addition.
A F. Faust and wife to I. 3. Moffet
81, Sc 4 NV 4 %. 10, 16. and right OF
way through ne a NV 4 %. 13. 16.
Same to I. Faust, 81, " u NV 4 p,
/ Faust ct al to L B. Monet. g. Sc
Il NV u D. 10, 10.
A. II Horton and wife to A. II. Hor-
ton. fr. $500. lots 423. 425 and Ar Wayne
avenue, Washburn Place addition.
Same to w s. Prescott $1,000, lots
459 461 463 Duane avenue. and 399 4O1
and 403 Wayne avenue, Washburn
Place addition.
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POLICE J0TTINGS.
Another Instance Of True
Loves Rough Road.
John Krance in Trouble With
Future Mother-In-LaW.
HE WAS FINED $40.
Afraid That 1t Will End His
Happy Days.
Events Of a Day With Topeka
Peace Guardians.

The sad sequel of a love affair was
aired before Judge Lindsay this morn
Ing. Last night one John Kranee was
arrested for disturbing the peace OF
Mrs Katherine Hafner. The lady APP
peared this morning and by the aid OF
a half broken interpreter stated the
case. OF course she directed her con-
versation at the court but the girl who
spoke" for her chimed in occasionally
and made an effort to put hizzoner
next" 1t seems that Air Krance was
enamored OF the daughter of Mrs. Half
ner. who strenuously objected Mr..
l<rance became comfortably full OF
something which took the place OF
wrath. and called on his intended
mother-i n-law. determined to fix things
A German talking match ensued in
which the unhappy and unsober lover
voiced a determination TO clean up
portion Of North Topeka with the per-
SON OF Mrs Hafner. Here is where the
police interfered. Mr.. krance says he
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MRS. THORPE OBJECTS.
Doesn't Want People to Solicit in Her
Name Without Authority.

Yesterday morning Mrs. Belle VIII
liams came excftedly into Mrs.
Thorpe's Officer Mrs Thorpe I want
you to make a report for me-" "a re-
porte What have you to report aboutG'
asked Mrs. Thorpe.
20 I've been at the head of FIVE who
collected for a poor family over our
way, and I told every body / would re-
port to you" Il do not like bt. Mrs.
pie viii think I am concerned in the
matter and I never heard of it before"
We'll, we told them we would report
to YOU THAT was not right, Mrs
Williams. People are getting into trou-
BILE every few days by going out So
Letting in that way. When people are
suffering in your neighborhood, YOU
know all you have to do is to report
them to Mr.. Hale or to me When we
can't take care of them, we will then
call for help ourselves.
All this Mrs. williams had been told
on two or three other occasions.
There is an ordinance against begging
from house to house and il such cases
are reported the officers viii attend to
the matter. Mrs Williams report was
as follows:
Collected for tickets of Mrs. Anna
YOkum and child, SIS. CTickets to Ar
kansas City,
The following also was donated:
Vesper. bread. Mr.. tBerriman, pair of
shoes; Model Supply, shoes and stock
ings; The Fair. 81 cash; Topeka Cash.
boxes for shipping goods Crosby Bros,
boxes for shipping goods; Mills, boxes
for shipping goods; Warren NJ Crosby,
clothing and provisions from North To-
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MRS. NATION RACES.
Thought She Was in a Temper
ance Hotel and Created Scene.

Rochester, Aug. 16-Carrie Nation,
who arrived in Rochester to begin a.
lecturing tour Of New York state, stop
ped at the new Osborn House. AT 2
a. m. she rang for ice water, and the
bell boy who served her brought up
a round of drinks for a merry party.
When Mrs. Nation spied the drinks she
asked what they We're.
scotch high balls" said the bell boy.
you just go down and send the clerk
up to me this minute" commanded Mrs.
Nation
The night clerk assembled to Mrs. Ma
tons apartments with some trepidation.
He met a woman in dressinggown
walking the floor and trembling from
rage, who gave him no chance to in
quire what was wanted
Il was led to believe that this was a.
temperance hotel" exclaimed Mrs Ma
ton, land 1 find it is a rum hole / viii
never sleep under the same roof that
shelters the accursed stuff Young man,
1 want you to send for my manager in
stantly."
The clerk retired ard tried to locate
the manager. He reported in few
lived away out in the suburbs. Mrs.
Nation had already dressed and packed
her three grips. Send hack out to
his house." she ordered
In the course OF half an hour the
manager reached the hotel He had a
stormy meeting with the saloon smash
er. who threatened to break her con-
tract then and there
The manager explained that there
was only one temperance hotel in Ro
chester and that he was unable to pro
cure apartments there. He thought that
as Mrs Nation was only to stay one
night in Rochester she would not mind
stopping that length of time in a re-
spectacle hotel
mot for the thousandth part of a
second" replied Mrs. Nation holly
Apartments were finally obtained for
Mrs. Nation at a private house. In the
morning Mrs. Nation left for the Thou
sand Islands. She viii return here on
Saturday and begin a tour Of the state
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NOTICE SPECIAL.
Buffalo and Return $25.35 via the
Santa Fe.

The National G. A. r. reunion viii be
held in Cleveland o., September 10 to
IA. The Santa. Fe viii sell tickets from
Topeka to Cleveland and return for
$21-35. good returning as late as October
8. Round trip tickets can be bought
from Cleveland to Buffalo and return
for 81, via boat or rail. with a limit of
fifteen days, making the rate from
Topeka to Buffalo $25.35- This is an
extremely low rate and the best there
will be to the Buffalo exposition. as
this is the last of the cheap rates to
eastern points this summer. The Cleve-
land & Buffalo Transportation company
have elegant steamers in their service.
This Will enable one to attend the
Buffalo exposition for slight addi-
tional charge and also have a delight
fu1 trip via the lake
For full information address, T. L.
King. Agent, A, T. & S. F. Ry., Tope-
ka Kan
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a British viaw of e Yerkaa-

london, Aug. 16.-At the senf-annual
meeting OF the district underground
railway today the chairman, j. S.
Forbes, referring to the deadlock re-
garding the equalization of the road.
remarked that Mr.. Yerkes with his en-
what he knew of Mr.. Yerkes, he,s the
chairman, would not be surprised, if
the Chicagoan brought back Cans. the
originator of an electric system for rail-
roads, in his pocket Mr. Forbes also
announced his own resignation and the
selection of Mr.. Yerkes' attorney, Rob
ert " Perks, NJ. p TO I'LL the chair
manship.
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TO KILL MOSQUITOES.
New Jersey Authorities Will Pour
Oil on Swamp Waters

health of Montclair, N. J., has given the
authorities power to purchase oil to be-
gin the work of DISCRIMINATING mosqui-
toes. The stagnant pools and swamp
land viii be attacked first The plan
adopted by Professor Howard in South
Orange. of pouring the oil on the sur
face of the water. viii be adopted. This
is the first time in this section that
municipal action has been taken on the
mosquito problem, experiments hereto
fore having been carried on by private
subscriptions, or by state officials.
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More Eeonomv. saya odell.

New York. Aug 16.-Says the World:
As a result of Governor OdeIl's recent
tour of inspection through the institu-
lions for the care of the insane in the
state, it is admitted by the governor
himself that his annual message will
contain a number of recommends tons.
The fact that the total cost Of these in
situations for the year 1900 was S., 544
S91 as against 81, 346019 in the year 1893.
viii, it is said, be the ground on which
the governor viii ask the legislature to
practice greater economy in this direc-
fion-
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SCOTTISH WORKMEN
Coming to America to Investigate
Labor Conditions

New York, Aug. 16-According to the
London correspondent of the Journal
and Advertiser l. representative Scot
fish workmen sailed from Glasgow on
the Ethiopia to investigate labor eondi-
lions in America They We're selected
by popular vote under the auspices of
the Dundee Red Letter, a leading
Scotch magazine.
They viii make careful inquiry into
engineering, mining. railways. manu-
facturers, building and other trades in
order to learn the best and latest
American methods with the object of
bringing the Scotch works up to date.
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the chieftain again called at the mn
foreground refreshment room. He vas
sneaiNng through the alley a Ia. Bren-
ard, when dusky Waterman gave tba
danger signal by yelling break away,
which seemed to be very good advice
20 the party who were holding 4 seanea
over the key, but not easily acted nDo,,
as there was but one exit to the 81,
lar and that was speedily filed bv the
chief. The basement was filed win n
deep gloom. which was heightened nv
the thickness Of the atmosphere
hlckering match revealed a coroios1
sight. The key, stricken down in ~
bloom OF youth, was leaking badly from,
severe wound in the head vvhars =
pump or faucet had been suddenly ev-
tracted- I'm the darkest corner bu7aTs4
a frightened batch Of human snonpes
among whom was a ormerpolicanna 4
ladder standing against the rafrers US
IN the possession of a pair Of l1nv-jllins
witnesses who viii be requested to rel
the sad story at the trial Of Timon
which VIII take place sometime in ~
future (when Mr.. Urn1y gets around -
it, David Campbell was the cite,
picked out Of this motley collection to
answer the usual charge. The CHIEF
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Molineux Trial Coatlv.

New York, Aug. 1s-Edward r. Car
roll, clerk of the court of general ses-
sions, has sent to Controller Coler a
bill for 81, 1923 for printing a volume of
testimony taken at the trial of Roland
B. Mollneux for the killing of Mrs
Katherine J. Adams The bills for
stenographic work and other expenses
connected with the trial far exceed this
expense of the mere printing Of the rec
ords of the case
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A snaoial Cycle Race.

Neu. York, Aug 16.-The National cir
cult meet has been added to the pro-
gramme for the bicycle races at Madi-
son Square Garden next Monday. By
this arrangement Major Taylor,
Frank Kramer. liver Lawson, Tom Coop
er, W. S. Fem. Fisher Freeman and
other crack professional and amateurs
will compete The main event will be
the motor paced race for Is miles be-
tween Jimmy Michael and Floyd Nc
E,arlnrad
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Peruvian cabinat criaia.

New York. Aug Accommodating
upon the Peruvian cabinet crisis the
Lima cores ondent of the Herald says:
Public opinion sustains the action of
President Romano in declining to ac-
cept the designations of the members of
the cabinet as a result of the vote of
censure by the chambers of deputies.
The opposition is severely condemned
because all OF it's speakers declared that
they were convinced Of the honesty of
the president and his cabinet.
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Priaoner Was Diaappointed .

London. Aug. 16.-At the Mansion
House street court today James Nc
Donald, who August was charged in
that court, on his confession with rob-
bling the Office of the Western Lumber
company at Portland, Ore. last Decem-
Der was discharged, the officials of the
United States embassy announcing that
the Washington authorities did not de-
sire his extradition. The prisoner was
greatly disappointed at not securing
10 ?, rac.l.f q tim home
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The Pharmacist as Il Farmer-A
druggist who had made q great deal of
money selling goods in the usual way.
bought a farn, and started around
for supplies
No" said the hen in reply to his
inquiry, I can't give you a fresh egg
this morning but there IS one you can
have which IS only three months old.
I assure you it is just as good for 1
laid it myself
I'm just out Of fresh MILK said the
COW, but here is some which must be
just as good for it's only four days
old"
t haven't the special kind of cher
ries you ask for said the cherry tree,
but there's some wild cherries in the
next lot which must be just as good,
for you raise them yourself
L can't take you to town this morn
ingJ' said the horse, for I'm going TO
take another fellow who is just as
good =
But the druggist got there and
lady came in and asked Tor bottle Of
Ponds Extract and got 1t without
having to fight for it. and so did every
one else5 and great is the sale thereof.
Take a day off and 90 to the free
vaudeville entertainment at Vinewood
Park, Sunday Trains leave the station
at 10th and Washington streets every
hour
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A magnificent new train, via Michigan
Central, THE Niagara Falls Route"
leaves Chicago daily 500 p. m, serving
dinner. arriving Buffalo 7:45 next
morning, via Niagara Falls. Send
cents postage for illustrated Pan
American Souvenir Q. W. Ruggles,
general passenger and ticket agent,
fVf75ra on
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Madrid, Aug 16-The widow of Senior
Canovas del Castillo, he premier of
Spain, is dead Senior Canovas del Cas-
tillo was shot and killed by an anarchist
at the baths of Santa Agueda, at
Guezalibar, August s. 1897.
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doesn't remember anything about if be-
cause he was drunk He sorrowfully
told of the honorable attentions to the
girl and said he supposed his present
misfortune would destroy his future
happiness He was assessed SO.
Mr. George KIauer was arraigned for
the ''steenth" time since the last frost
He was raided last week on general
principles. but the court decided this
morning that the two pint bottles of
hop tea found in his possession would
not be sufficient to convict. His attor-
ney Mr.. Hungate told him to go back
and stay around his place SO that the
chief could arrest him again before
night.
Harve Wheeler. king of the Sandy
Desert" who was one of last SUNDAYS
batch of victims, pleaded not guilty.
hut the court seems to think that he
was prevaricating This form of vice
the court says viii not be tolerated. ex-
cept in the line of law and newspaper
work, so the court fined him $500 and 60
days He appealed. to be sure.
Chief Stahl began Thursday night to
lay in a new supply Of beer for the
board ot health To condemn He start
ed the BAN by raiding theaEd Timon
joint in the basement under $40 North
Kansas avenue. and relieving Mr.. I'll
mon and his bartender. Mack Watson
of the key and picnic pump with which
tney were amusing a crowd of thirsty
men They also brought Mr. Campbell
the operators over the kaW and Dor
roWed $500 from each of them before
they were allowed to seek the North
side once more 1t was not long before
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Mrs. Spendlove, 50 each, and told them
to keep their little spats out OF court
in the future
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FOR RENT OR SALE-A neat cottage.
hard and soft water. sewer connexions.
1876 Tyler st.
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WANTED1Place to work for board and
room while attending Washburn. State
requirements. Herbert Supple, Michigan
Valley, Kan
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FREE MESSENGER Fon WANTS

Pull Postal Telegraph-Cable box or
can by telephone No. Al and have your
Want Ads brought to the State Journal
ofhce by free messenger. No charge to
you Tor messenger service Cost of classi-
ned ads cents per line of six words TO
the line and every fraction thereof.
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wANTED-s1rUATIoNs


WANTED-Sit by Washburn stu
dent for board and room. T. 3. ARM
strong, Box 502, Argentine, Kan.
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FOR RENT-EiEht room cottage, cistern
well, barn and outbuildings- 5z6 Lincoln
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WANTED-By a small girl place to care
for children or help with houseWork;
viii work for soc a week III E. I'd st.
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WHEN you want to hire a man OF boy,
call up Y M. G. A. telephone 81 We
ences concerning them Y. M. c. A. I'm
ployment Bureau. III East Eighth st
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tain then adjourned to other institu-
lions OF the kind, with no further luck.
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FLORISTS


MRS. J. r. HAGUE. florist. s17 Kansas
ave. Phone 50z
CUT FLOWERS and floral designs as
Hayes. 1O7 West Eighth St Phone 5sa-
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WINDBURN snarts: besides, tan ism (
pretty. Have a fair face lovely satin
skin using Satin-Skin Cream and Pow
der, Csc. New Model.
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WANTED FEMALE HELP.


WANTED-Good washwoman - West
Gordon.
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STORAGE

MERCHANTS TRANSFER & STORAGE
Co packs ships and stores household
goods. Tel. 1s6. Clarence Skinner IL a
Sixth St
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WANTED-Wh ite girl with good refer
ence; good wages. SIG Topeka ave-
WANTED-GirI for general kitchen work
as T. 1st ST.
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The disturbance between a trio of
women. Mrs. Spendlove. Mrs. Province
and Mrs, McCarty, was called this
morning. and the court decided that It
was a '.moonshine" case, and accord
lngly fined both the defendant Mrs.
eroVlnee and the COMPLAINING witness.
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BICYCLES.
AUCTION.


Observation-Disclosures at 100 O'Clock. cor-
ner of Fifth and Quincy ST. a nne 70
Of goods also horses and cows. ~ YOU
have anything to sell, don't fan 90 fetch
it at / O'Clock. J. M. Ashbaugh. city auc-
tioneer.
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MONEY

TO LOAN-1oney on Topeka real estate
Pay back monthly Low interest rate
See Eastman at 115 West Sixth 81.
MONEY TO LOAN on live stock pianos,
organs. typewriters. household goods and
pereonal security. L Biscoe. SO Kan avs
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PAVING

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FISCHER & THORPE. Patent Lawyers
a14-817 Junction Bldg, Sth and Main sta..
Kansas City, No. have new book on pat
ents for free distrIbutIon.
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WANTED lscELLANEoUs.


WANTED-To rent phaeton or buggy in
good condition for q few weeks Call at
SO Van Buren, ST.
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WANTED--Elderly white woman for
light housework 52S Topeka ave-
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Manufactured cook, man and wife
on farm. Rathburn & Rathburn, S11
Kansas ave.
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wANTED-MALE HELP.

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WANTED-At once man second cook.
Hotel Oxford
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WANTED-GirI to do general housework
800 Quincy; references required
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JAMES r. HAYDEN Jeweler and Opt
cian Complete stock of watches. dia-
rnonds. sflver7vare, etc. Eyes examined
and spectacles properly fitted
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WANTED-A good, competent girl for
general homework 1225 Clay st.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-12
GOOD BILL AT BiJOU.
Declared 10 Be One Of tho Bcsc Ever
Presented There.

The bill 1t the Bijou this week cclipses
all the good things Of the past From the
start until Inc curtain is dropped after the
last act, the audience WAS pleasantly en-
tertained The house was crowded, and
there WAS more applause and laughter
than any Monday night in A long time
The eccentricities Of :-le comedy work of
James and John Russell. the highest sala-
ried laugh-nlallers in vaudeville, We're Very
amusing They appeared rs two Irish ser
want girls, who told funny stories and
sang songs that were strongly applauded.
They are good dancers too. and in their
make UPS they have paid much attention
to detail. Both are good mimics and have
their voices trained TO impersonate the
characters they make. Miss Eta Butler
made a decided hit in her bright depart
ment of vaudeville. She is not q come
dIenne nor is she a soubretta. but she is
the best mimic that has been seen at the
Bijou. The talented young woman is d
headiner in fashionable vaudeville. She
gave limitations OF Anna Held, Fay Tenn
pleton. Mrs F'iske. Lydia Ye:nnans-Titus
and other bright lights in "a manner most
acceptable. She possesses a good voice.
a new idea in comedy creation was pre-
scented by a duo of really clever people.
Provost and Provost, who also possess n
degree of acrobat;c talent that they should
not overlook. They made all their fun in
a scene made up to represent a part Of a
Turkish bath establishment. Sizzling and
Revelle in an eccentric horizontal bar act.
can be credited with hit. Donahue and
Nichols contributed to the great success of
the bill in q clever singing and dancing
act. The comedian and his pretty help
mate understand what it means to dance.
\ singing number of unusual merit was
presented by Hamilton Hill. a good bari
tone who fits Well in the bill, helping to
make it one of The strongest Yet seen at
this house Lavender and Tomson, q ia
vorite comedy sketch duo, presented an
act that the audience appreciated every
thing they did.
The usual performances Will be given
all week, with regular matinee this after
noon