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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18
TO HAVE CONTINUANCE
OF GASES AS OF RIGHT
Governor Signs Measure to Re
lieve Certain Members of Leg
islature Of Embarrassment.

Governor Swanson yesterday signed
the bill. which is now Law in full force
and effect allowing a continuance as of
right to parties in any action or proceed
ing during session OF the General AS
semhly when member of the General
Assembly has been employed or retained
as attorney prior to the session of the
General Assembly The law roads:
E l. Be It enacted by the General AS.
sembly of Virginia that any party to any
action or proceeding in any court may
have n continuance as matter of
right when tile General Assembly Is in
session. and member of the General
Assembly has been employed or retained
by him as, attorney4s9ih zach action or
proceeding. prior to The beginning of
the session of the General Assembly.
An emergency existing. in that mem
bers of the present General Assembly
now in session are embarrassed in the
performances of their duties as such men,
bers by "a conflict Herewith of their du-
ties to clients in suits pending at terms
of the court during this session, this
act shall be in force from It's passage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18
THE LOST is FOUND.
Over Which Cloud Has
Hung is Cleared.

The piece of property on the southwest
corner OF Grace and Monroe Streets that
for many years has been enveloped in
mystery has at last reached Its rightful
owner. 1t formerly belonged to an old
Irishman, who died, and the property was
held in trust by the Catholic Church. as
no heirs could be found. Attorneys were
sent to Europe and diligent search was
Instituted to find out ii there were any
heirs and, II so. where.
Messrs Green and Reid, real estate
agents. sold the property. and since the
sale those who were considered the near
est of kin have applied to the Chancery
Court of Richmond to have the title
cleared UP. A chancery suit was lnsti-
tuted, and the court has determined that
the title is now good, and the contestants
are in their legal right to the property.
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Firm; picked bellies. shas4e. per pound;
ssGii0Isc. per pound. Lsrd-Easy; western
steamed 1905: refined. barely steady; CONT
nsn.. sl5; compound; gl2,aas ss'.. POI gork 6
mess. tis.a5a1s75. Tsliow-Barely steady: city,
Tprpent!ne- Quiet at Iiia3 asked.
Rice-ouiet: domestic. sisasc. Molasses--
quiet: No. Invoice. s5-lsc mild, s,ead;:
cordova. sEMI2ac. Sugar--Raw. nominal: fair
reclining, nc centrifugal ii,ssass.s mo mo
ers a. si.s5 mould A. ,is5; Gu, loaf. $50:
erushod. $50: powdered. aso sranulated.
Butter--Firmer: creamery. lsT2sc. Cheese
Quiet and unchanged. Eggs-Lower and some
what demoralized: nearby. selected. 2ia22c,
Potatoes--Quiet and unchanged Cabbages-
irregular and unchanged, Peannt,-s,esdy and
unchanged. FreIghts-Steady and unchanged.
co,tonseed oi-SModerately active and about
steady. Prime Crude. Z. o. b. mills. &c. prime
summer yellow 31is a30stc.: prime white. 33sI
SIC; prime winter yellow. 33i9aaic.
CHICAGO. Feb i. Bearisb news from Al,
wheat market. The Stay delivery final quote.
tons showed a net loss OF &c. Corn and oats
were each down nc. Provisions were shane
The leading future, ranged as follows:
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MONTGOMERY COURT.
The Largest Criminal Docket in
Years-Heavv Tunnel Work.

Especial to The Times istspatch.) q
CHRIsTIANsBuRG. VA. February
17.-Circuit Court adjourned Thursday
after busy term of ten days Judge
c. Il. Moomaw, of Roanoke, held court
until the 9th. when his term expired,
and he was succeeded by Judge w. w.
Moffett. of Salem. who was recently
elected by the Legislature TO fill the Tin
expired term of Judge Henry u, Blair,
of Salem. II is coincidence worthy OF
note that both Judges, Aioomaw and
Mohettt were, sworn in here by Clerk
George w. Wilson, and held their
first courts at this place. and further
that six circuit judges have presided
over the last six courts. Judge ii. NJ.
Blair presided over his last court at the
October term, 1901; Judge r. G. Jack
son, of wytheyille. held the one in March,
1906: Judge Z. W. Saunders, of Rocky
Mount. the one in the following May;
Judge f. p. Christian, of Lynchburg, in
July: Judge C. B. Moomaw, In October,
and Judges Moomaw and Moffett. the
one lust closed.
Ten felony cases were disposed of, the
greatest number at any one term of
court In ten years, every one of the de-
PENDANTS being convicted, except one on
forgery charge. who escaped because
the Commonwealth could not prove the
rime was committed in Montgomery
county. Two parties were sent to the
penitentiary, and the others to jail and
fined.
The heaviest work in the State on the
Tidewater Railroad is in this county,
where it Will cost over ss00N,0oO to con-
struct the line. there being eight tunnels
in the county, the one at the summit of
the mountain is threefourths of mile
long. and is being worked at four points.
The First National Bank which opened
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DECLINE FROM
ACTIVE TRADING.
"a We'll Conferred Bear Attack
Headed BY a Vet
cran.
FAVORABLE BANK STATEMENT
The Heaviest Pressure on the Re
cent Speculative
Favorites.
FAVORABLE BANK STATEMENT
tBy Associated press.)

NEW YORK, February 17-Severe de-
clines resulted from the active trading OF
the two-hoIr session to-day. The selling
was made up of heavy speculative liqulda.
ton, combined with n well-ccntered bear
attack on the market, which was credited
to the generalshlp. OF veteran profess
sional operator with the prestige of many
successful bear campaigns In the past.
The moment evidently was proptious
for the success of the attack. Tho bank
statement proved moro favorable than
had been expected. The principal inter-
est attached to the loan item and the
contraction reported OF {8.6l6soo was in
contrast with the fears. with heavy bond
fotations OF the week. must have caused
a large expansion OF banking credits.
The severest pressure to-day centered
NATURALLY upon the recent speculative fay-
oritese so that the widest declines are.
found in Reading, Union Pacific. Smelling.
Colorado Fuel. Amaigamated Copper, the
Hill railroad group. Brooklyn Transit and
others, which have been most prominent
In the excessive speculation of late. The
decline In prices. however, was general
throughout the list to the extent OF be-
tween to points The feverish rallies
at the last evidently were dye to hns'y
profit-saklng by the successful bears, and
the closing tone was unsettled and weak.
Total sales bonds. par value. 81 ,3so,Wo.
Total sales stocks, 1920 shares.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18
MATTHEW'S OFFERS ONE
THOUSAND REWARD.
Believes That His Daughter
Was Beaten to
Death.
(s,peclal To The Times pIspatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
LYNCHBURG. VA, February 1.-THE
the arrest and conviction Of the person
who he believes murdered his daughter,
Miss Lotte Mathews, in River1nont Park
last Tuesday evening, by W. Frank
sensation In Lynchburg. Mr.. Mathews
believes his daughter WAS beaten to death.
The police have concluded, after u
longer doubt but the death of tho
girl was deliberate suicide. They have
established that she entered the park
alone about 8 o'clock Tuesday afternoon,
and that from two4to five shots In rapid
succession were heard II short time after
that by a number of persons.
1t Is expected that the reward Will
bring n number OF detectives to the city.
but the city authorities think 1t will be-
for naught.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Feb. 17.-The cotton market
opened steady at an advance of points to a
months was due. to the higher cables, while
the market easei off at the call progressed.
and shortly aftnrward showed net loss OF
about 2 points on active months as result
Of bearsh weekend statistics. Brokers be-
lived to represent large spot interests were
good buyers OF March. however, and this tended
TO steady the marketsfwhich rallied oGabout
the opening figures during the middle of the
uorning Trading was not active
Receipts at the ports to-day were = t3S bales
against l7l25 last week. and 0,s9s last year.
For the week (estinatedt 10000 bales against
1330Ha last week and ilb.SS3 last year. To-
DAYS receipts at New Orleans 1,i4 bales
against 4sa last year and at Houston 4.lsi
bales against 3iao last year.
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Delightful Surprise Party.

to Master Ellis Morriss, at his residence,
No. 2017 East Broad Street. Friday night
by his friends, Games were lndulsed in
until tate hour. after which refresh
ments were served. Among those pres
ient were: Misses Annie Pearsall, Maud
Marshall. Minnie schwirkert, Kate Me-
Dcnoush, Annie, Burns Jessie McGhee.
lila .porsimia, Ruby Pea. Mamie Null
len, Maggie Neal; Masters, rsel Rookie
charlie, Chrisy Dominica, Aubrey shaw,
3.Iphnne Burruss. Johnnie McGhee. Her
man Anthony Russell Lowry, Freddie
Jenes, Grey Schwekert, Robert Mullen.
Ellis Morrlss.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS..

auirements. This ls decrease Of s153.650
under last week. Statement follows:
Loans. S1,C52.3s060O. decrease s9.6l6.60O.
Deposits, s1,oi3,s33,loo. decrease s12.si7.-
500.
Circulation. s5o,sIs.eoo. decrease s47s,eoo
Legal tenders, s7943s.3oo, decrease Ss4s,-
go.
Specie. S1ss,5c9,son. decrease s2.ss4,sO0
Reserve, 6I,9iS,200. decrease 3d. 100.
Reserve required, S252,15s.2I5, decrease
$30Is, i5O.
Surplus, s5.TSs,s25. decrease $f53,65o.
ExUnited States deposits, s7,9l7,acD. de-
crease .lt9.651.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18
A WEEKS WORK.
Business That Will Claim Atten:
ton Of Many Councilmen.

The business outlined for Richmonds
CITY Fathers for the current week is as
follows:
/ Monday Board of Aldermen will meet
in called session at s p. NJ.
Tuesday-The Finance Committee will
meet at 8 p. Nj.
Wednesdag-Joint subcommittee from
the Health and Police Committees will
meet at p. NJ.
Thursday-The Water Committee, will
meet at 8 P. NJ i
Friday-='rhe ST.. Johns, Cemetery Com
mittee will meet at s p. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18
Salvation Army Meeting.

Mr.. II, Turner, Of the city. who for a
number of years was missionary In
South Africa, will be making an address
on the missionary work inthat interest
ing land ut the Salvation Army hall to-
night at the usual service hour.
Il The address will be illustrated. with u
large collection OF cilrios that Mr., Turner
gathered while at work among the ma
EtiVes Of Africa. TO see the collection or
scurios will ,be in itself very interesting.
Ensign H. u, Roger. the officer In
charge. will assist In the service.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18
NAVAL STORES.

8 WILMINGTON. n, c., Feb. lI--SPInITS
ETuRPENTINE-Firm at 6Sc. receipts, IL
casks. Rosn--F Firm at So, 60; receipts l0ol bar
rels. Tar-Firmrat sl.S0; receipts, us barrels.
Crude Turpentine- Firm at s2so6l4 80 receipts,
\ barrels.
Firm at &c.; sales. 81 casks; receipts. l2o
casks; shipments l,64s casks, Rosin-Firmi
ments, AN barres stock. 6i.l24 barrels;
!. CHARLESTON, 81 c. Feb, 7-7ruISPEN-
TINE AND ROSIN-Nothlng doing,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18
Welcome to New Pastor.

The new pastor of the Venable Street
BAPTIST Church, Rev. Charles r, Stuart.
Will be formally welcomed as pastor at
at special service at the church al $3.50
O'Clock this afternoon. Mr.. stuart comes
where he Is much esteemed and Believed.
Rev, Or, r., w. Cridlin. OF Manchester,
viii preside at the services,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18
Daily Court R ecord
Law and Equity.

Judgments entered yesterday: r. j..
Lyon VS.. VIM. Gray. for s42
PENNSYLVANIA Rubber Co. VS.. ]. A. Muir
ply. for S157.60.
D. P. O'Connor vs. Edmund A. Saunders,
iJr., in action of detinue for the recovery
of certain property of the value of 800. as
per verdict of the jury This was a
contested case.
Suits Instituted yesterday: r. H.yVal-
ton vs.. Grand Laundry Co., etc, for
$29Sg0
Young, etc. Suit in ehancery and injunc-
ton order.
No cases set for Monday.
Hastings Court.
Cases tried yesterday; Three minor
cases set for Monday: Henry Shelton.
felony.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18
GEO. r. KING & CO.
Stock Brokers

iva IA u. Main ST., Richmond, Va.
Members
Richmond Grain and Cotton Exchange.
STOCKS, COTTON AND GRAIN
Fractional Lots "a Speciality.
CLOSE Attention to Out of-Town Accounts
Private Wires. New York Chicago.
and Wall Street Ticker.
Private Long Distance Phone to N, Y.
lending Financial. Grain and Cotton
Papers on File, 3g.
B Strangers visiting the city are Invited
to make our Office their Headquarters, and
have their mail and wires sent In our
u cure. AS y. 3ssstl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18
CATTLE MARKETS..

sfea stkst s!saay hssSss sHNs
5000 head Market 1Oc. higher. =; Mixed and
butchers. sH9ofls,25; good, heavy ss.lod6, 222ia
Sheep Receipts, 1000 head. Market strong.
Sheep, s3.s06lS. 15: lambs. s.. ESQ I, $751;
NEW YORK, Feb, l7.-BEEyE Receipts.
SAB head. No trade. Sheep and Lambs-Re
cepts 2.243 head Common to choice lambs.
s.2597. so. No sheep here. Hogs-Receipts,
o,772 head. No sales.
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Cotton futures opened steady and closed

175 hales: sales, 400 bales stock. 'is7.O2S bales;
export, "a Great Britain. l,7ss bales ;, -,
bales; export 10 Great Britain, as.s51 bales:
to France s.ol5 bales: TO the Continent. las
consolidated at all rports-Net receipts q .4aa
bales: export to Great Britain, 6,3Sl bales:
to France 9,0ls bales: TO the Continent, l45
ha les
Total since September LIST at all ports-Net
receipts. 6,o2c, 3l7 bales export % Great Britain
Continent, l;ssI,252 bales; to Japan. 53047 bales
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18
MARINE INTRr1IGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. 4FEI /. 1905, q ;tts
~ ARRlWHD W ,.ss3 x
d,ss Bssksey Shelly MGpfok
II I, tsnmer Poeahontas. Graves, James sIs liver
landing and, Norfolk. merchandise and pas
senser. Virginia Navigation Company.
SAILED.
Steamer BERKELEY, Shelly Norfolk, .mercan-
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MONEY AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

MONEY AND ExGIIANGE-cLos
NEW YORK. February 17.--Prime nier-
camille paper. 5d5 IA per cent. Sterling
exchange steady. with actual business in
bankers bills at S.ss25d4ss.35 for demand
and at A.s2 .75G4.s2.s5 for sixty-day bills.
Posted rates, s4s2 i-2a4s4 and s4.s7a4s7lla.
Commercial bills. s4s2 1-2d4.s2 "a. Bar
silver. sc l-2. Mexican dollars. 81 H.
Money on call nominal; no loans. Time
loans firm: sixty days. ninety days and
six months, 1-2 per cent
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET. 4

PETERsBuRG. VA, Feb i7-PEANUTs-
Spa nishM Market Arm at sl02ts per hushe;
receipts light. Vrglnias-A1 Market quiet at Sc.
for fancy stock machine picked. aGalac.; she'll
Ing stock at liaGoc.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

49, Bakers S!assss e patsnss ssSa 4s
Flour-pul at s2lo Buekwheat- ONT
Cornmsaim,gar re steady at slos91,l5; ki:Iht
feeding, 42c.; mailing, 47fs52. 4Ss
Wheata : No. s red s,;se e!syator, OPP
S7ssc; September. ssAc. 80
Corn STEADY; No. 4sc elevator. Options
Der 4sssc, Oats. Barely. STEADY: mixed, size,
Beef-steady: family. sll.ladis,00: beef hams.
$20Gl2l. 90: packet, SlOSog ll,OO. Gut Meats
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18
Bank Statement,

NEW FOR. February 1.-THE state
fment of tho clearing houss banks for the
five days this week shows that the banks
hold S5,7s9.9s5 over the legal reserve roe
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. Feb. l7.-Buying In the dry
goods market to-day was Influenced to a Ger
tain extent by the presence Of the export buyer.
Operations for China We're still In progress,
Prices We're somewhat frmer and sellers more
independent while iobbers were increasingly
busy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18

Cash quotations were as foilows: Flour
s,ssights. 5000; s.; spring patents ss.:0aas5:
straights, s3soa3.Io: bakers, E.9gsoo No
red siisassc. No. 2 corn. sat.Gseac. No. z
white 3iisaa,isc.: No white. ssi. aasinc. No.
rye. SIC. Good feeding barley. 5is.dSSc;,:
fair TO choice mailing. 40Gisc. No. I Gaxsec1.
si.o7; No. northwestern. SIP; prime timothy
seed. So 49, Mess pork per barrel, sls sofrl5 q;
1oosej. ss1Sf0, short clear sides tboxedp IS. iSGl
s.s5. Whiskey basis. of high wines. les
creameries, i7Te7itc. diaries. lIa2r4c. Cheese
Steady at na1i3c. Eggs-Weak at mark,
cases included. i3iac. frsts, l3i5c.; prime
frsts. isjfc.; extras, isisc.
BALTIMORE Feb. I7.-FLoUR-Du, and
unchanged. Wheat-Firm: spot contract, SGd
s6isc. Corn-steady,:- spot isN9's;sc,; south
ern white corn. ist&a4sEc. Oats--Dull; No. 2
mixed. 34n3fsc Rye--Dul and lower; No. 2
western. Ian7fc. Butter--Firui and unchanged.
fancy Irritation, 2lag2c.. do. creamery. ESQ
29r.F Easy and unchanged at 1sc. Cheese
Strong ard unchanged. Sugar-S,eady and un-
Cha, -aI
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE. MD. Feb l7s-sea5oard Air
Line. common and Notwithstanding doing.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Richmond va. Feb II. 1898.
SALES
Virginia Centuries--5Do at SH
State Bank OF Nirginia-I0 at l65.
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co. prefcrred--lo
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

Richmond. Va, Feb. II, 1906.
QUOTATIONS.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-11
MISS GODDARD
WEDS MARQUIS
IN NOVEMBER

Miss Madeline Ives Goddard. only
daughter OF Col. Robert III. l. Goddard,
was formally betrothed yesterday TO
Marquis Rene dAndigne, at Chateau
Monet. near Caumur, in Anjou, France,
will sail for home with her parents
the latter part OF this month, and in
November will be married, either at
st. stephens Episcopal church or at
Hopeton house.
Miss Goddard is an accomplished vio-
lnist and pianist, and at one time was
the best woman golf player at Agawam
Hunt. During the Spanish American
war she did much for the sick and
wounded at Montauk Point, where she
and other prominent society girls were
volunteer nurses.
The Marquis Rene d'Andigne was
born in London while his father was
attached TO the French embassy. He
has large landed interests in southern
France. His father, Gen. Marquis
d'Andigne, who died I'm 1895, was in
command Of cavalry brigade, receiv-
ing three wounds at Sedan, where he
was left to die, but was saved by the
German ambulance corps His grand
father was Gen. dAndigne, prominent
in the Chouan war in La Vendee, and
was imprisoned in IL different places
by Napoleon.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-11
Selden Waited Long

twenty-five years ago, writes Leroy
Scott in Technical World Magazine for
September, young man with scheme
for a carriage 20 be run by a gasolene
motor called upon a large manufactures
OF vehicles and farm implements. The
young man had spent some years upon
his patent-its success meant fortune to
him. and also triumph over tho men WI
had laughed at him. SO he used his III
eloquSlce 10 induce the manufactures TO
put his automobile on the market.
But the manufacturer shook his head.
you've been wasting your time on that
scheme" he said And 81 / went into it,
I'd be wasting my money. No. sir-even
n Il worked. nobody'd ever care TO ride In
your explosion buggy
The young man was George r. Selden.
and what this manufacturer said was
also said by dozens OF others. Today
there are In use I'm the United States
about 70,O0O explosion buggies;' and
about 20 per cent. OF all gasolcne auto
mobiles made In this country or imported
into Il are licensed under the selden pa
tent-the royalties paid during the last
three years amounting to Ssii,lS3.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-11
.'.ghe gkeatre3.'.

inimitable manner that kept the audi
ence chuckling every minute, especially
during Summertime" but when she
returned, after a vigorous recall, 10
sing Waiting at the Church." the ap-
plause given her was deafening. She
made a decided hit
Thomas j. Keough, very versatile
legitimate actor, had a capital vehicle
10 display hts ability as "A protean actor,
and he appeared in five distinct charac-
ters. making each one a separate char
acter study i'm voice, makeup and man
nerism. Each character was loudly
applauded by the appreciative audience
Ruth Francis, a young girl with very
sweet voiceDand personality. gave Mr..
Keough excellent support One Of the
best-liked acts of the bill was the
comedy dancing act OF the Four Cart
mells. Two OF the members OF this
quartet dispersed some laugh pro
voking nonsense. while the other two
did some OF the best soft shoe dancing
that has been seen at Keith's in a
long time.
An interesting feature was BartholdPs
birds, some beautiful feathered enter
tainers with "A marvellous degree OF in
telligence. Although offered for the
youngsters, being put on after scnool
hours, IL is an act that will hold the
attention of the grown-up people as
wen. AnOtneI act or TINS klnd -
Prof Dubois ape. one OF the funniest
monkeys that has been exhibited IN
vaudeville. With his master, this aro
performs "A complete little dramatic
sketch, AN Evening at Home" and IL
is so good that the audience was sorry
when it was over Warden & Clad
dish appear in illustrated songs, but
for superior TO other acts Of this ind
i'm that the illustrations are semi-oil
paintings and unusually beautiful,
while the balladist has a beautiful
tenor voice.
The Flood brothers give a rapid fire
comedy acrobatic act tht made a de-
servedly big hit yesterday, and all OF
the other acts on the bill, including
Maceo & Fox, some screamingly funny
colored comedians and dancers Roltare,
magician; Brooks & Vedder. IN a
comedy skit; and the Keith motion pic
lures. all won a generous round OF ap'
plause.