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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-01-09
NEWS OF THE OCEAN.


The steamer Doric sailed yesterday for Hong
kong and way ports via Honolulu with gen
eral merchandise cargo valued at S3s4. 2ol. and
10 be distributed follows; Tor Japan. s292-
ST: China, $50 $40: yladivostok. S43l6; Philip
pine Islands S2749: Korea S476: East Indies,
S46s The following were the principal eS-
TO Japan-8O0O bales cotton 1902 cs sewing
machines, 3s4 rolls and 80 cs leather. a2 cs
bicycles. CHS lbs rubber. los cs electrical sup
plies. 30 pkgs machinery. 80 es arms and am
munition 20 pkgs pipe fittings, cs typewriters,
1882 lbs soda l2l pkEs paper, 303 cs soap.
eG70 lbs hides. 9.395 lbs talow. 20 cs paints.
y cs steel. sc pkcs car material 10 cs cash
registers and supplies. bales duck 90, 40 lbs
rosin. 80 bbls -four. 1900 lbs dried fruit 50 IS
canned goods. 1l0 pkgs table preparations, $40
lbs ham and bacon. 1900 lbs sugar SO gas
Wine, 20 crts onions. "A pkgs Iresh fruits l44Y
lbs bread. Ilio lbs cheese 2S02 lbs nuts 10 cs
To chins-i575 bbls hour. 1850 lbs and SC cs
bacon. llo4 lbs beans. 604S lbs cheese. l0,5s3
lbs dried hsh, 1890 lbs and 81 es
prenaration 3Oa0 lbs Goldfish. ls5 cs canned
goods $50 lbs paste. 800 lbs chocolate 43s lbs
butter. 81 bxs fresh fruits. ia cs salmon, $40
provisions 224 lbs coffee. 344S lbs tobacco 6420
lbs starch. ; cs rypewriters. JIG es drugs, l3 Is
sewing machines. 5Il9 lbs ginseng. % pkgs ma a
chinery. 1900 lbs ivory l6 pkgs leather. es
electrical goods. 3 pkgs wagon ma5erlal' y
shoes. - coils rope. 1880 lbs tanbark.
To Vladivostok-lI.9o 900 lbs lard. 80 tierces
picked meat 26 tierces sausage castings, 120 cs
10 Philippine lslonds-3O IS canned goods,
6s2 gals whisky 305 gals brandy. 10 bbls paints,
lG IS electrical apparatus
To Korea cs machinery. cs electrical
goods -
TO East Indies--97 cs canned goods, 40 c.
salmon, 80 gals wine.
shipments for the North
The steamer UmatiIla, which sailed Mon
dav FOR Victoria. had cargo consigned 10 the
mort 81 destination and 10 other British-American
cities valued AZ 81 ,000 and Including the FOL
zoe pkcs fresh fruits. IS pkgs vegetables, 30z
gals wine 10 e. LIQUORS. 232.25o lbs dried fruit,
III l45 lbs raising Is tons salt. 240 lbs coffee,
200 cs canned goods. 500 lbs chocolate, Is
provisions casks soda. II pkgs machinery. So
bfIe oiie 4O70 lbs sulphur, go tins matches, -
bsre iron 20 pcs steel. go lbs leaf tobacco, GO
bzg metal polish, 9 cs arms and ammunition.
Movements of Steamers
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-01-09
Goldfield's Mining
Stocks Booming
Mohawk Advances Five Dollars and
Others Make Gains

John j. Mullin. cf the Tonopah Mining
syndicate, secretary and treasurer. As
ISOLATED with them in the purchase of
the property ate James J. McQuillan,
director in the West End. Montana
tana Tonopah and Midway; T. w. Ken
dali, a prominent operator of Goldheld
and Tonopah and director of the Nye
and Ormsby Bank; rrank Golden, pres
ident of the Nye and Ormsby Bank;
John O'Keefe, one of the owneri of the
Kewana; W. H Shockley. the noted
mining engineer; J. II. Riley Harry E.
Epstine. and Robert Stewart, ali prac-
teal and experienced mining operators.
There are already twenty sets of
lessees at work on the property, eight
of whom are taking out and sacking
ore, The company has reserved the
best of the ground for its own opera
lions, and a double compartment shaft
will be started at once. "A complete
plant of machinery has been ordered
and development work VIII be yigor-
ously prosecuted"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-01-09
GONE YEAR AFTER" DINNER -
WILL BE GIVEN ON APRIL rs
Merchants Association Arranges for
Elaborate Banquet In Honor of New
San. FranciscO's New Year


1t will be a notable occasion and one
long to be remembered when the 200
members and guests of the Merchants
Association enjoy the "one year after"
dinner to be given on April Is at the
Fairmont Hotel to celebrate New San
Francisco's new year. This is to be
the annual dinner of the association,
and on account of the time it will be
held-just one year after the great fire
and the elaborate preparations that
are being made to make the affair a
particularly brilliant one. the occasion
will be historical
This will be the largest banquet ever
given by the association and will be
held in the great Norman Cafe in the
Fairmont, the owners of which are al
ready making preparations for the
event 1t is hoped that seats will be
provided for all members who wish to
attend and also for a limited number
Of the members guests.
The subject for the evening will be
zone Year After" This idea is to be
carried out in many ways. The menus
will graphically depict the heroic work
since the disaster and prominent speak
ers will deliver addresses appropriate
to the spirit of the occasion.
The usual system of seating the
guests will be followed. Invitations
are to be sent out about April 1, but
no seats Will be reserved before fixed
date, at which time all members will
have received their notices.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-01-09
SALE OF SPIDER WASP
Group at Wonder Camp Taken I'm by
Tonopah Capitalists

The Goldheld News says: The most
important deal yet made in Wonder
was consummated this week when the
Spider Wasp group was transferred to
a syndicate of Tonopah capitalists. The
group consists of five claims. the
Wasp, Tonopah, Long Nell and
Last Chance.
Every prominent operator in Nevada
has made overtures to the owners of
the Spider-Wasp without success, and
il was only through the payment of
the highest price ever recorded for a
like area that the property was Sc
cured, s250000 being the recorded
price. The Spider Wasp Mining Com
pany has been incorporated to take
over and develop the property. with w.
]. Douglass, managing director of the
Tonopah Midway. as president; G. B.
Zabriskie, an associate of Borax Smith
and vice president Of the PACING Con-
struction Company. vice president, and
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-01-09
LINCoLN POST INsTALLs

The following officers of Lincoln
Post, Grand Army of the Republic.
have been installed for the current
term: Albert Hancock. commander;
John Cronin. senior. and z. H. Black,
junior vice commander; c. ]. Handley.
adjutant: s. w. Carpenter, quarter
master; J. G. Crawford. surgeon; Nj.
Murphy, chaplain; John Eichner, officer
of the day; Victor Duhem, officer of the
guard; A Il Benston, sergeant major.
and H T. Hobbert quartermaster SER
geant The following are the dele
gates to the fortieth encampment of
the department of California and Ne
vada: z. n. Black. ]. H. Banfield, John
Cronin, ]. A Whiteside, Ethan Allen,
j. H. Garrett, ]. G.. Crawford. A. b.
Cole, Thomas Burgoyne, Victor Duhem.
E. w. Harris, Lowell Howe and John f..
Wharf
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-01-09
ADVANCE OF SAN DIEGO
TOLD IN STRONG ANNUAL
Union Recites the Accomplishments Of
the Year and Predicts Active De-
veIOpment Of the Southland

With forty-six-page annual the
San Diego Union celebrates the coming
of the new year. There is abundant
prospect that the southern city viii see
bright days in the coming twelve
months and the Union gives itself to
weI-founded prophecy Of the good
things in store
Principal among the causes OF de-
velopment is the San Diego and Arizona
Railroad. which is to give san Diego
direct connection with its hinterland
and place it at the western terminal
of a road with through connections
with the East, and this is made the
subject of one OF the leading stories.
Another section recites the building
operations going on, which douole
those of former years. san Diego's
harbOr is illustrated and described IN
another front-page story, and the water
supply of the city is described IN an
other.
The Union is to have new nome
before the present year is ended An
illustration shows II 20 be an iInposins
seven-story structure in which me
various Spreckels interests In the
southern city viii be housed and me
unper floor of which is to be used TOT
the cIubrooms Of the Cuyamaea CLUB.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-01-09

NEW YoRK-Arived Jan s--stmr Panama,
-'''1 0V FOREIGN PORTS
ALGIERS--Arrived Jan 9-Br stmr Aberlour,
AUcKLAND-Arrived Jan 7-Br stmr Bran
lev from New York.
CORONEI-Sailed Dec 24-Br stmr Brent
wood, for New York.
HAMBURG-Arrived Jan 4-IGer stmr Theben,
Arrived ed Jan Seer stmr Nauplia, hence July
YoKoHAMA-Arrived Jan 7-Br stmr EN-
press of India from Vancouver.
Sailed Jan e-Stmr Korea, for San Francisco.
KOBE-Sailed Dec 26-Fr stmr Amiral Excl
NGKoNG-Sailed Jan Slap stmr Amer
lea Maru. for San Francisco.
ANcON-Sailed Jan 7-Stmr San Juan, for
San Francisco.
SANTA ROSALIA--Arrived Dec 27--Br ship
Cedarhank from Hamburg.
Sailed Dec 26-Ger ship Woglinde, for New
IIvERPooL-Arrived Jan 7-Fr bark Beau
MANOR, hence Aug II
GUAYAQUIL-Saned Jan o-Ger stmr Amasis,
CALIAoNSailed Jan Seer stmr Hermonthis,
~ WsFfssTafINSTER-Sa Sailed Jan s-Br stmr Tot
tenham for Vancouver
VAIPARAIS0-Sailed Nov l6--Nor bark Eu-
pirates, for Port Townsend:
OCEAN STEAMERS
YOKOHAMA-Arrived Jan S-Stmr Empress
of India from Vancouver.
HAAIRTT RG-Arriyed Jan S-Stmr Nauplia,
from Tacoma, San Francisco. etc, via Monte
sIIAsGow-Arrived Jan s-stmr Columbia.
from New York
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-01-09
UNITED RAILROADS MADE THE
DEFENDANT IN DAMAGE SUITS
Claims Aggregating $4,000 for Per-
sonal Injuries Are Made the
Basis of Legal Actions

Two suits for damages for personal
injuries were filed yesterday against
the United Railroads. One suit for
$4,000 has been begun by Catherine
Brady, who alleged that she was
knocked down and run over by a car
on Mission street, between Third and
Fourth, on January 25, 1906. Her In
juries caused her to remain in a hospi-
tai for six weeks, during three weeks
of which time she was unconscious. The
plaintiff alleged that the car which had
run her down was being operated at a
dangerous rate of speed.
The other suit filed yesterday is for
$4,000 and was brought by II. B. Price.
a barber. He said that he was riding
on car on II street, between Third
and Fourth avenues, on September %.
1906, and that the fuse or the motor
was blown out, which threw him
against the side of the car and caused
him permanent injuries.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-01-09

branch Of the United States photographic
Office located at the Merchants Exchange, is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit OF
mariners. without regard to nationality and free
OF expense. Navigators cordially invited to
visit the office. where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept at
hand. for comparison and reference. and the
latest Informs ton can always be obtained
gsrding lights. dangers TO navigation and all
matters OF interest 10 ocean commerce. The
time ball service has been suspended pending
the reconstruction Of the tower OF the Ferry
building. j. C. BURNETT
Lieutenant C. s. N In Charge.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-01-09
COAST SHIPPING NEWS
liens Of Interest 10 Mariners
of The Pacific

SAN PEDRO. Jan. She worst storm on
me winter prevailed today, the Winc biO~ri.k
southeast gale 81 hfty miles an hour. ne
90 bark General Fairchilo dragged her ansi y
fll wac driven on the bar at the entrance -
ne inner harbOr hut A. IL believed she 80
Do pulled OF at high tide without damage. ene
d lumber laden. The steamers Lakne az
SANTA Barbara due 20 sail last night, have
lfen detained on account Of The storm. Inc
elfdner Charles Nelson. Captain Prebe, arrived
ron Eureka with six hundEed thousand Ieel oI
,llnoer consigned 10 the Consolidated LumDei
Company
fDhLLAAD. Jan. S.--Ibe steam schooner
roster, which reached Astoria today. VAL ~
Rainier 20 load lumber. She started W
N-s river 81 ! O'Clock this Afternoon
me steamer Excelsior tOweo 70 me ory-
80 yesterday afternoon for general cieen-
~ anQ oFerhauiine She has been gwen ~,
eY repairs al the yards Of the foIliAt.u
s-ipplilling Company for the past three Wa
VII De ready soon 20 begin hauling luirost
ean Francisco from the mills OF the Portland
rl.ef Company Captain Erickson, lorih ssi,
hhse command
a. besn yesterday cancslsc the charter OF
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-01-09

SAN DIEGO, Jan. 8.-Already twenty
davs ont on a Journey that ordinarily
does not require more than eight days
to complete the Bernardo Reyes, a
power boat owned by the BeryI Mining
Company, is causing some anxiety.
she left Guaymas on December IS last,
bound for San Diego. It is feared
she was disabled in the recent storm.
The Mexican gunboat Tampico. now at
Ensenada, left tonight to search for
her.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-01-09
EprscoPALIANs PLAN MISSION

A mission to be conducted by the
churches of this city and
Oakland will be opened on January 81
and will close February 5.
The local mission will be held in
Trinity Church, and among the leaders
will be James A Freeman of Yonkers,
N. Y. and Edincott Peabody. d. D.. of
Grotan, Mass.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-01-09
SYNOpSTS AND FORECAST

The storm remains nearly stationary on the
California coast. its passage eastward being
blocked by an area of unusually high pressure
over the plateau and Rocky Mountain regions
Rain has fallen generally over California, with
snow I'M the foothills and mountains Snow Is
reported from Nevada and Northern Arizona.
Conditions are favorable for continued rain
Wednesday. with snow in the foothills and
mountains Of California Wednesday, with brisk
10 high easterly winds along the coast
san Francisco and Fieinity-Rain Wednesday I;
brisk easterly wind
Sacramento Valley-R2in Wednesday; with
snow in the foothills and mountains; fresh east
erlv wind
san Joaquin Va1ey-Rain Wednesday. with
snow in the foothills and mountains; brisk
southeast wind.
Los Angeles and vicinity-Rain Wednesday
fresh northeast wind. G.. II. WILSON.
Local Forecaster. temporarily in charge.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-01-09
Arnr Trnnsnnrts

The Burnside is at Seattle.
The Bufcrd is in port.
The Crook Is IN port. Out Of commission.
The Kirkpatrick IS en- route 70 Newport News,
Virginia
The Logan is at Honolulu.
The ingalls, is at Newport News. Va.
The Sheridan Is IN port. Out Of commission
The sherman sailed January FOR Manila.
The Thomas arrived January at Manih.
The Warren is in port, being htted TO 80 into
commission
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-01-09

British bark Netherby. POP days from Mary
Point for TalcahuanO. 50 per cent.
French ship Daniel 1S3 days from Belling-
ham for DelaeOa Bay. 90 per cent
French steel bark Hautot. 1s9 days from Toxic
FOR Glasgow % per cent
French bark Marie POI days from Newcastle,
England. for Seattle. - per cent.
British ship Queen Margaret 80 days from
Cardiff FOR Junin, S per cent.
British bark Astoria. l3S days from Adelaide
for Europe. per cent.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-01-09

Two ostriches which escaped from
colonial exhibition at Paris Joined in
the promenade in the Champs Elysees.
Paris They were captured by the po-
lice after a chase.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-01-09
Memoranda

HoNGKoNG. Dec 1-Ship S. p Hitchcock.
previously reported condemned. was sold for
SIC 900 Mexican net. 1t is said she was sold
shin IVY. previously reported, put into this
mort while hound from Shanghai for ROYAL
Roads is repairing 1t is expected she will
proceed in fortnight
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-01-09
The Weather Report

United States Department Of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. San Francisco Jan. s. 1907
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-01-09
RAINFALL DATA

.snow on ground, Sc inches; last year.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-26
BLIND MAN
TO PRACTICE
IN MEDICINE

For the first time in the history OF tne
state a blind man has received certih-
cate TO practice medicine. This Is Dr.
Christopher A. w. Rowland. who with
seven others passed the examinations
held by the state board of health Oct. 10
and II.
DIR. Howland before he came to Rhode
Island was "A licensed practitioner III
Massachusetts,. lie took the examination
by using raised letters, which he brought
With him. lie also used typewriter part
of the time. He stood second in the list
of successful candidates. out OF II can
didates only eight passed. Among those
who failed to pass were several VINO
have been up before: The following re-
ceived certificates: Cornelius Il. Barry,
Woonsocket: Walter G, Gordon, now at
the state sanatorium. Wallum pond; pa
vid II. Hanlon. inferno at 81. Joseph 5
hospital: Charles III. Holt, Pawtucket;
Christopher A. w. Rowland, Providence;
William l.. Irvine, inferno az the Rhode
Island hospital, Carroll n. Kicker, New
Shoreham. and Arthur H. Harrington, SUI
perinte ndent OF state hospital for the IN
sane.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-26
SCENIC TEMPLE

Four brand new acts and eight new mo-
ton pictures are In store for the Scenic
Temple patrons for the first three days OF
next week. The vaudeville is strictly up
to-date In every way; Campbell and Beard
I'm high class musical comedy of the
kind that gives you something different In
the way OF musical turns; Bessie Ntman.
a soubrette of note that has new songs
and stories: Robin" juggler, direct
from "A run I'm the Boston theatres. by his
name you can best Judge his quality, he is
"A bird at his line OF work.
Harry Mason will sing the latest pop
ular songs with illustrations The slides
are Of ihe mos Improved tyy~ suot as
was used .n previous performances In this
theatre alone, the Scenic Temple being
the first 10 realize their great value, in
up-to-date illustrated songs.
The pictures are Of the very latest ana
full OF comedy: The Rival Sisters Two
Thousand Miles with Dollar" "rrouba-
dours." Mad Mans Fate" "Old Mans
Darling" Absent Mindedness." Grand
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-26
EMPIRE THEATRE

The Rays-Johnny and Emma-in their
new musical farce. king Casey" viii
appear at the Empire Monday afternoon,
commencing a weeks engagement Fol-
three resons the Rays have been pro-
voking fun and laughter in their riotous
farce, Down the Pike" but their pres
ent Offering which is from the pen OF
that prolific comedy writer. Aaron Hoff-
man. is said to offer still greater possi-
biities, which, OF course. have been seized
upon by the irresistible comedians. In
the new farce Mr.. Ray appears in the
dual role. At the opening he is discovered
as fireman Of the Waldorf Astoria. New
Work While following the duties OF
fireman he discovers his long lost brother.
Pat, who is stopping at the hotel with his
retinue. he, through some peculiar cir
cumstance. having been proclaimed king
OF the island of Lola Pa Zaza
The two twins get into all sorts OF COM
pications. which provoke no end of mer-
riment and fun Later the king falls In
love with Goldie Mine, a Western heiress
the role allotted 10 Mrs Ray, and per-
suades Casey, the fireman, to return to
the island i'm his place. Casey consents,
and though his troubles are numerous at
the hotel he finds them slight compared
to the strenuous problems with which he
has to cope as king He not only finds
the court in conspiracy against the king
but has the difficult role Of husband to
40 wives to fulfll. 1t is needless to say
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-26
WESTMINSTER THEATRE.

Next week, commencing Monday mat
inee one of the grandest musical produc-
tions on the road will be at the West
minister theatre i'm AL Reeves famous
big Beauty Show" an organization
which has caused millions OF people To
laugh i'm every big city from Maine to
California, and as Mr.. Reeves has made
a world OF money in the past IA years, and
he has spared no expense I'm making this
the banner organization OF his lifeI care
fully selecting a number of high-class
vaudeville acts. clever comedians, beauti-
ful women. gorgeous scenery. magnificent
wardrobe and an elaborate display OF
electrical effects: headed by the worlds .
famous comedian, song writer and bur
lesdue producer Andy Lewis. assisted by
beautiful Maude Elliott and a clever COM
pany of legitimate actors i'm one-act
screaming farce "wen at the Wira."
Extraordinary engagement of the mar
velous Eight English Bright Lights
eight beautiful dainty youngl girls inn
ported TO this country for a season OF 40
weeks with Al Reeves Advanced Bur-
lesquers.
Special feature, "rhe Savoy Quartette,"
direct from the Kcith-Proctor circuit. the
greatest singing quartet ever heard In
burlesque theatres. Then there are beauti-
full Almcda Fowler unquestionably the
nanuSonest IoIlheu slTl III puitsque anu
one of the cleverest OF all clever burlesque
comedians. Mr.. Edward Morris, late star
with Rice's "Evangeline," comedian
who makes horses laugh; the beautiful
and talented soprano soloist Miss Blanch
Martin. known as the Lillian Russell of
buhlesaue. and Mae Powers, who Will
sing and dance To please the boys; 22
other beautiful girls that can sing and
dance: and last but not least, everybody's
favorlte, Al Reeves, winner OF the Rich
ard *. Fox Police Gazette champion
banjo medal
Thea3egoers should not miss seeing
this one grand mammoth travelling organ
ization of advanced burlesquers.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-26

week. Heading the bill will be George
Abel, the noted English actor, who. with
his company OF seven London funmakers,
will present the merry farce. Three OF a
Kind" that is declared by press and pub
lie elsewhere to be one OF the
best comedy acts ever presented In vaude-
vile. Mr.. Abel Is one OF England's best
comedians. and i'm this little comedy,
based upon the. remarkable likeness OF
two people, he is AT his best special
added attraction OF the bill will be last
seasons big hit. "The Rain Dears," Jo-
seph Hart's pretty girl act headed by
Louise Montrose. the dainty comic opera
star. These nine pretty, graceful girls
have a pretty spectacle i'm three scenes,
the first representing "Toyland," the next
Iceland" and the third "Way Down
Yonder I'm the Corn Field" Special APP
propriate music and costumes for each
scene are introduced. and the pretty clio
max, i'm which the "Dears'' are seen clad
i'm oilskins and so'westers. while
heavy rain storm falls. is one that al
ways wins repeated curtain calls. Car
letta THE Human Dragon" will make
his first appearance here. having only
recently arrived I'm America for the first
time presenting an exhibition of his won
derful fexibility and agility. Weird cos
tunes and scenery help bear out the ap'
propriate title given him. Peter Donald
and Meta Carson. former comic opera
stars OF Milton and Sargent Aborn's
forces. will appear I'm a Scotch singing
and comedy sketch. ALEX McLean's
Dream" and Monroe, Mack and Law
renee. trio OF farceurs very popular
with vaudeville audiences, will offer
laugh-compelling absurdity, How to Get
Rid of Your Mother-in-Law," by Ned
Monroe AL H. Weston and Irene Young
will make their first joint appearance In
a merry singing and comedy skit The
Gadding Gossipers." by June McCrec.
the well-known vaudevillian Howard and
Howard. one OF the most popular pair OF
conversationalists in all vaudeville. will
appear in funny. act. THE Hebrew Mes
senger Boy and the Thespian." and the
Five Piroscoffis, Partisan novelty Jug
glers, are prominent among the headlin-
ers. Joe Deming, an entertaining fellow.
will offer an act of songs and stories. and
others on the bill will be Milton, the
Gymnast, and his acrobatc dogs; Sperry
and Ray, In a comedy sketch, THE Trials
OF Billy Butts" Bailey and Fletcher,
colored comedians: Sheck brothers, amaz-
ing athletes: Kitty Johnson. singing
comedienne; and the Keith motion pic
lures.