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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-11-22
Cleveland Street Railway Suit.

Cleveland, O., November 21.-In a suit filed by the, Climax Refining company in the federal court today against the Munl cipal Traction company the latter is charged with having diverted S5OO08O to additions, Improvements and betterment accounts from other channels. The re- flning company asks for a judgment of s2659 claimed to be, overdue. The con cern also asks that an accounting and re- storation be made. The suit is in the form of an intervening petition to the suit brought by the Central Trust com pany of New York, which brought about the receivership of the traction proper ties.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-11-22
Revolution In Hayti.

Paris, November H.-A revolution has broken out in southern Hayti. General simon. former commander of the troops in the southern department has seized inc city of Les Caves and the adjacent region. The telegraph line has been cut and the government troops are surrounded by rebels
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-11-22
Many Indians Starving.

Vinnipeg. Man., November N.--word was received here today that 300 h. dians in the Fort George district are on the verge of starvation. The tribe is about 200 miles east of the Hudson Bay posts base of supplies and ran out of provisions three weeks ago. Since then they have been living on what they can beg of white prospectors Larke packs of wolves are overruning the country, killing off the game animals
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-11-22
Ward Off The Cough

Early winter coughs must have prompt and right attention or they pave the way to more serious trouble. Don't let any lung or bronchial trouble get a grip on you with several cold months ahead to aggravate these affec- tions It is far safer to get bottle of MentaClated White Pine Cough Syrup and have it at hand for instant use. It soothes the infamed lungs and bronchial tubes. Cures the cough and gives strength against future attacks
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-11-22
French Cruiser to St. Pierre.

Cnerbourg, November 21.--The French armor, d cruiser Admiral Aube sailed tonight for St. Pierre. On board the cruiser is Pierre Didelot, the newly ap- pointed administrator of St. Pierres Miqueien. He stated that his mission was to act nberally in the establish ment of peace on the island.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-11-22
AN ITCHING PALM
No cure for It.. Other Forms of Itching
 Preferable.

There is no cure for an itching palm the money kind. Even poslam, the new skin discovery. cannot help it. But when 1t comes to eczema. the most annoying of itching skin troubles, poslam will stop the itching at once and cure the worst cases in few days. So with hives. rash. seabies. split toes piles. and scaly scalp, all of which are different forms of eczema, accompanied by severe itching and caused by fm- perfect digestion and careless diet.
 polsam comes in s2 Jars, but soc worth will answer i'll curing any of the diseases mentioned. It can be had of any druggist. Jacobs Pharmacy makes a speciality of 1t.
 That results are immediate will be amply demonstrated overnight by the use of the experimental sample Whleh the Emergency Laboratories, g West Twenty-ffth street, New York city, will send free by mail, in plain wrapper to any one who will write for it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-11-22
Fairbanks Visits Roosevelt.

Washington, November H.-Vice Presi- dent Fairbanks, who returned to Wash ington last night, called on the President today to pay his respects. He stated that on the expiration of his term of service he would resume the practice of law in Indianapolis.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-11-22

High crown Satin and French Felts, ready to-wear Turbans, in all the prevailing shades; splendid little hat to wear with your tailored suits They are worth $6.00-special =. $395
 We are showing grand line of the Steeple Grown and Lady Redfern Dress Hats in Satins and Pushes; beautifully trimmed with plumes, wings and contrasting ribbons. The hand somest Hats in the city at the prices we are quoting Worth regularly $1250. Our special low price is only $G.95
 Another lot of those fine felt and Satin Dress Hats in all the seasonable shades and de- signs The usual retail prices of this class of Hats in $675. Our price IS 4.95
 Misses Mexican Felt Sailors, in browns many reds greens and feathers. A beautiful lit tie Hat for general wear; well worth $2.75 Our low price will be only. ly................ .S1.69
 Our Children s Mother Goose" Sailors in green, greys, reds, blues, brown, feathers and blacks, just the hats "the little girls" want. Worth $1.75; only 95c
 39 Ladies' English Walking Hats, very nob- by and swell; in all the winter shades, acknowl- edged to be the prettiest hat in Birmingham for the money; only .................... S4.9o
 Ladies' heavy Swiss ribbed, feece-hned Vests and Pants bleaehed and unbleached
 worth $2 per suit. Unloading price is only, per suit -. .. .~1.So
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-11-22

Ladies' jersey ribbed, feeee-lined Tights The dollar garments at. 49c
 Boys and Girls Union Suits i'll grays and unbleached jersey ribbed fleece lined. Retail all over at 50c. Our special Unloading Price IS only ........ ........ .25c
 Ladies Shirtwaists in Poplin and Batiste; long sleeves, open front made to retail at $1 75. Bargain Counter at only ......1...... 98c
 Ladies' black mercerized and heatherbloom Petticoats, high founces and dust ruffles reg uar $150 garment Will go on sale at each 98c
 Girls and Boys heavyweight Union Suits. The vest Swiss-ribbed. Cannot be duplicated in Birmingham. Only .............s 49c
 Ladies heavy weight bleached fleece perfect fitting garments Only suit. $1O0
 A Ladies' Linnette Linen pearl buttons Styles the best and latest Worth $500 at each .Si.o
 New line of Ladies' Tafeta Silk Waists hand embroid button Worth this at, each. S349 New lot of Ladies Messaline, Lace and Embroidered
 Chdren's White Brown Caracul Cloaks. The prettest styles shown this They
 
 Kersey Cloth CIoaks in Copenhagen, reds leathers quilted lined; worth
 Ladies' tight fitting Kersey and Broadcoth Cloaks. The s1b00 values at $S9s
 Ladies' man-tailored Coat Suits-The sample line in York will go sale here at 50c the dollar the wagon will lose the best bargain Prices S99S $200O.. opportunity will be offered again this
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-11-22
1923 Second AUen1Le
Ladies Department
 Second Floor
2 PRICES AND COMPARE THEM WITH OTHERS

H % warm H
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-11-22


 Ladies 1eece-lined, jersey-ribbed Pants and Vests, worth 98e, at, per suit ........ 50c Misses feece-lined, jersey-ribbed Union Suits, worth $1.00, at, suit ........... 5Oc Still they come-another lot of those Silk Princess Dresses, in blues and black-the $15.00 kind at, each ............... ........... S9.90 New line of Ladies' herringbone, circular Slxirts-the new hip-ftting Skirt; curves are perfect; nothing like 1t around town-they are worth $900-get in line; only ....-..... $4.95 The fine Voile Skirts are still being sought after; they're here in quantities-$6 %, $9.99 The new Satin Directoire Skirts, so popular this season, are the work of an artistnothing excels them in elegance; they are worth $22.50; in this sale you can have them at $15.0O Ladies Outing Cloth Gowns at 49c Ladies mercerized Sateen Petticoats at 5Oc Ladies' Long Outing Kimonas at 98c Ladies' and Misses Kimonas at. 5Gc We extend you a special invitation to visit our Millinery Parlors This week you can give an order for one of our fine Hats and 1t will be filled promptly and on the minute.
 The new Satin "steeple' crown Untrimmed Shapes, in blue green, black, leather and g1ays. worth $5.00-our price only ........... S2.98 The new ..Lady Redfern' Satin Shapes in all the shades at ............ S2.79
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-21
No Soft Bed for Him,

There is an immensely rich man IN
New York who never slept on a bed
or eiderdown, goose feathers, felt
hair or excelsior. When a boy, he
slept on a pallet Of straw. When
young man his bed was an old fash
Toned shuck mattress In the making
of which he assisted to the cXtcut
of sorting the shucks. In the army
n861-'65) he was glad to sleep on
the ground. Later, as civil engl-
ne sr. he reposed on puncheon; ana
now. rolling in wealth, goes to bed
every night on trundle bed which
he bought from his aged "nigger
nanny" This affair is not over
fourteen inches high. and is corded
up with half-lnch hemp. There Is
no mattress, and of course there are
no springs. A rag quilt covers the
ropes, another covers his body as he
sleeps. His health is superb.-Ne"
York Press.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-21
INVISIBLE IN SLEEP.
Fish Have Ability to Change from
Bright to Pale Hues.

THAT file fish Is esleep." said the
attendant.
How do you know" the visitor
to the aquarium asked. but ! cant
see him by the wa..-."
That's how / know. He, like
many other fish, changes color on go
Ing off. Awake he is notified with
brown and dark olive green. hand
some, sombrely splendid object
Asleep he is pallid gray, with dark
er wings and tail, ghost Of a file
fish, practically invisible.
Many of the weaker fish, espec'
tally in the tropics, have this abil'
fly to change from a bright to a pale
vague hue when they sleep. Thus
they sleep safely. Otherwise theii
slumber would end between a bigger
flsh's jaws.
"A wonderful natural dispensation
isn't It. Suppose you were crimi-
nal, being pursued hotly, and when
ever you grew tired you could throw
yourself under tree and doze on
conscious that In your sleep no ona
could see you T'-New York Sun.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-21
At Omaha.
NOTES..

The minor league organizations,
with two or three exceptions. are not
doing so well financially as they were
doing at this time last season Condi
tions are expected to be much better
however in another month.
With the Giant suffering from a
short reach. the Highlanders trying to
find the way and the Brooklyn Su
perbas down somewhere in South
America, is it any wonder the base
ball fans of Greater New York are
lonesome Well. they can rut a bet
down on the races now and then, any
way. But can they?
They were seated in 4 Pullman boy
Of delicate tint. speeding toward Pen
nantvile their feet on the soft plushy
plush. while the electric fan buz2ed
beautifully over their NOODLES. Man
agar James McAleer and Mr.. "Rube'
Waddell of the st Louis Browns.
1t was n lovely Sunday supplement
within. while all was dust and heat
without. Hot dry dust and dry hot
heat.
Presently Mr.. McAleer turned to
his companion and asked What is
the noise beneath?" From below was
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-21
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MOUND CITY
49,. +.~~.
June 20, 1908.

Mrs, Grace jenkins of Mounds spent
Friday with her parents. Nh. and Mrs
h. H. Ileu,
Mrs Martha Curry and Mrs, n. A
Mumlcrd Of Pulaski, were in town
Friday
Mrs Fate Richards, Miss May Haw
Lina ana Miss Kate Schuler returned
home Ftday from Anna, where they
haze spclt the past three days attend
ing the Epworth League convention
MIS-. Williams Of Mounds was shop
pins in town Friday
sam Sheprer has accepted a posi-
ton as collector for the Rhodes Bur
ford Furniture company.
Mrs. I5nergan and Mrs, Powers, of
MeaHds we're the guests of Mrs, VIM.
8lgse E!lay
Misses Jean and Anna Sutherland
left Saturday fer their home at Tout
Ion Ill. after spending the winter
here. Miss Jean has accepted a posi-
ticn rs teacher In the public schools
at Toulon.
Miss Ega Bean Mrs r. NJ Bean, of
BoIglap are the guests of Rev and
Mrs Ua,y this week.
Til, fl5Wley house is being moved
to UianCld strete near the flour mill
NJ. Geo Z. Martin, who recently pur
chased tie property viii soon add the
lot to lis already spacious lawn
Tho ), cal held at st. Peters rec
tlrg Thursday evening for the benefit
Of the Episcopal church cleared about
,1'
George Ncadstine Of Quincy Is the
guest Of relatives here.
W. f. Browner is having his build
ing on Main street painted,
Mrs. Alic Murphy and Miss Blanche
Martin were Cairo visitors Friday,
III. and MS Ben Everett Of Paris,
Tenn, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs
James Gray here this week.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-21
BIRDS POINT, MO.


Birds Point Is seriously threaten ID
tie anxiety on the part of several OF
the residents. Tuesday evening At
$50 o'clock the river bank, near Mr.
Freemens house began caving into
the river with such rapidity that if it
had continued as wien starting the
depot must have gone within forty
eight hours, but after about an hour
it checked slightly until Thursday
morning when the rock point north
of the depot went in and soon disap
peared The bank Is now straight
from opposite the round house to the
incline and still cutting If the pres.
ent stage of water continues ana moth
ing is done to stop the caymg within
the next few days the railroad depot
will be in danger,
With the aid Of the citizens Mr.
Freeman got his residence moved out
of danger Of the caVing bank and
now contempates taking It across the
railroad track. Another house owned
by Ben Kendrick, Of Charleston, No.
is now threatened ana doubtless will
have to be removed frcm its present
location. The cutting awan of the
bank IS supposed to be caused by the
excessively swift current caused by
the rise in the Mississippi and fall Of
the Ohio.
The baseball boys are deplorng the
loss of their ball ground and are now
looking for another vocation
Miss BESSIE Meyers of Mounl CITY
Ill. is spending the week with friends
and relatives at tins place.
Earl Smith IS in the Cotton Belt
hospital at .Teyartana, Ark re-
cuperatng this week.
The young folks gave Mrs. c. O.
Smith a surprise rar'" Pvt Saturday
evening. I'll So alton isG woe
Misses Irene Williams &C pc>ter Mo,
Stella Peterson Of p p'a' Butt. Mo,
Louisa Ha,lev RettQ aWcn Irene
Spencer: Messrs vii Dodd I.ar
Spencer: Mcssers. Will nodd Isaac
Baugh. John Rags lac, Arthur Free
man, Clarence Johnson I'd Johnson
and Herman Hunter The evening
was spent in playing old fashioned
games and everyone reported an en-,
jovable time.
General Superintendent Maxwell
Superintendent e. a. Peck, Tra!nmas'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-21

heard to come the exclamation is
that Waddell person a wizard or what
in the -." Just then the whistle
blew and it was impossible to hear
more.
"Sh!" whispered the great Waidell
to his travelling companion. Don't
look down now, as want to pretend
don't know EN-, It's Connie Mack
and his Athletics"
Then with long wide smile and
still another smile "Rube" continued.
Didn't | tell EN- in Philadelphia
that I'd be on the cushions when they
would be riding the trucks?"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-21

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS

ter Stina, n and other Cotton Belt Off
cial8 Wore at the Point Thursday in
consultation cf the probable danger
Of the railroad property.
VIII Sawyer of limo, Mo. is spend
in te@ days with friends at this
place.
+ A. Autin of st. louis Is in town
on business this week.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-21
Another Problem.

Why does the general housework-
er refuse to wash windows on a sun
shiny day? Why does she insist IN
putting of that Job until cloudy
weather. 49,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-21
|.'~fheeYnnit.

She-"He"s the meanest man l
ever knew"
He-"What's he done?"
why, he tried this year to make
his wife wear the bonnet his horse
sore last summerl'-Yonkers States
nan.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-21

At one thousand fathoms below
the level of the ocean there is uni
( I'm temperature just above fTesz-
.,.g point.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-21
with Indignation
Hubby-What can I do to make
you indignant at me?


Hubby-What can l do to make
you indignant at me?
How the Scarecrow Earns "sges.
AS he stands In the mid lie Of Tho
fat Suffolk field there is little tC
show that he is not the ordinary in.
animate scarecrOw. He stands mo
tionlegs for Ave minutes at time
ana only when bird is tempted b.
the fresh corn just appearing above
the ground does he show any sign Of
life. But then it Is that the scare
scrow moves; he ATS an old tin can
with the rusty handle of a shovel and
frightens the birds and makes them
fly quickly out of sight. So he
spends his day this old bent man and
at the end he is paid IS pence He
is the village scarecrow london
Daily Mail
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-21
At Kansas City.

KaDsas city ................... !
Columbus ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Thirteen innings.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-21

Batteries-Kilian and Schmidt
Hughes and Street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-21
At atur.

Decatur June 20.-Scott won lis
own game with a two base hit in the
eleventh.
Score r II e
Rock Island ................ 3 10 6
Decatur ..................2 3
Batteries-Scott and Borchers; Bit
trOiff ,Leliyelt and Fisher
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-21
At Cleveland.
THREE | LEAGUE.
At Springfield.
At BLOOMINGTON,

w LTOUTTIITIVIUTTs
Bloomington, June 20.-Companion
was knocked out of the box
Score r H f
Bloomington .............. S 3
Dubuque ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ !
Batteries Fox and Wilson; Compan.
ion, Neakley and OBrien.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-21
At Philadelphia
Second Game.

BatterirH- TiluUI I'M JAt y ,
Spade and Mclean.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
luton Man Kills
Himself; He Had Picked
the Wrong Candidates

NEW YORK, Aug. 22.--Daniel !
Cleagy, tried TO emulate BIN, the
Button Mar" but he didn't call tho
turn ON TAT, and Bryan His buttons
of Hearst, Johnson and Roosevelt
went foi nsught. and Clearv was
broke. Being 90 years old and without
resources, he decided to quit this
world and he proceeded PHILOSOPHERS
~ TO do so
whats the use OF All old fellow like
me trying TO make good?" he asked
his boarding house proprietor. Robert
Bostlck OF Hudson.st, where. Clealy
had a little furnished room e lost
all had when Hearst, Johnson or
Roosevelt we're not nominated and /
thought was a good guesser on poll
tics My old friend, BIN. the Button
Man now dead you nov. used TO PICK
them and be on the ground floor with
his buttons when the convention had
delivered the goods. l-staked an the
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22

money ! had on this last chance AMI
y got il good and hard.
\ At O'Clock this morning. BOstwick
Jaw Cleary standing apparently beside
(he headboard OF the oldfa shioncd
bedstead IN which he slept.
,"Hello. DAN called BostWick M
response came from Cleary. .Bost.
wick entered the room and found the
aged ledger hanging dead a clothes
line tied around the bed post and
fastened to his neck.
Policeman Collins. who knew Cleary
for years. cut down the body
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
l.EAII.IIc.

The Tcmplc theatct viii providr one
OF the best vaudeville bil!s of thc sea-
son next week. with Melville Stolt1
Little Players. ia kiddicland. As the
hcadl Inc feature. THIS act mas COM
pany OF 10 young people. and ~ is
claimed mat % Is the most prcteut !uuh
musical fantasy ever brought TO the
-AILeE++4I.--.4-N +.l--s--++
story ~. about the adventures OF VOy
age OF a-littlo dancer. and IL recalls he
travels OF Little Memo OF Nlusts9tcd
sunday supple ment fame.
Charlotte Townsend AMI company
feature drrrIr rrrTTr,
presenting The Troubles oC Two
Working Girls dramatised by Een-
meth Lee from the Helen Green articles
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22


where she falls in love with Luttrcll
and receives "A letter from her grand
father. Lord Amherst. to visit him
rhe second act IL located at IicTst Roy
al England, where Molly Is enjoying
her first house party and gttting p-
itiated Into the social wotd I'll third
pct Includes the dance and the last ana
fourth the library and IIetst Royal
whore the closing is happily comprised.
The stor2 concerns the two strand
daughters OF Lord Amherst. MoliN md
Marcia. Nht former being sweet. ras-
slonatc and tine. while the Latter is
cold schcWing md heartless rhqt
Molly gets the Amherst wealth mar
ries the man che loves Is among t9c
dosing incidents for throug hOut(it is
fAfolly NILnt La AfnLred- 14,44r.l-4++4-
hardsmps trihuations anu . ystrut'pps
OF those WHO appear more lucky NJ es
p.NnLnl t--zlt a.rtSea- g4n-t l4.4-,il t-tt.4-,
with hand tiIqt realizes the nCc-s-
sifV of str0ug hNqtc bif' avoids tho
clan trrp in her EFFORT TIE rnnirnv
element .rs received excellent treat
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22

In the New York Teiegraph MISS
Townsend viii lac remembered by mans
petroiters fpr her excellent work n
support or Vaughan CHASER In the ~
-ee4ttH-t 4t~Ttr-r- WV spTFUTTS HEU
Another tllar act on tho bill ~ toe
Murray sisters. the most stunning
bring some az The latest song htts -
enliven the week. The MURRAY sisters
appeared 80 tie TeWule last winter
and scored heavily not only with the
Temple audience. hut With the large
crowd that attended the benefit for the
House ~ Providence In the Light GEard
armory
II - several wears since Imro FoS.
the comic couiurur and dccDptionist.
appeared hcrc 7 Csc who remember
him Will he very much pleased over tho
OnpnIIInlLA- N ALal n--nn lnA4nA-AIA
UNIQUE and altogether clever act InrO
Fox has enc" clcd tho world since Ills
last appearance here and everywhere
he appeared was accorded the highest
praise
Templc patrons will remember ne
net 90 the three T,ei2htons with the
line BILLY kc'sands WIS nli:hty
Ube'ai man" and they wfN recall ~ rs
one ~ the most eninNahle acts In AnII-
Tf,Il ~ 10 Ht-t ltt. ioiiv
singing fonlodions and Mabel Adanlg.
tho gvpsv Vfolinist are two acts hat
viii hc su~c- hrr bits while Bob TiD &
Co VIII give full pcasu~" Of cft"r-
tafnment FOR eNr~v body The kiurtn-
graph picturos VIII he fully no 30 The
highest standard.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
1aAlETI

The GaYety theater will reopen on
sunday. Aug 80. Under the manage
ment Or J NJ ward, who has been In
tif. CITY FOR the past two weeks over.
decorating Of the thcatcT The opCniug
attraction will be Fred IRVINE Fig
show. witch created "a decided ttusa-
tlnn when N played Detroit last sea-
son This attraction has just finished
a highly successful summer rur ia At
lantic city.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
Cory, pa, Has Factory Fire.

TORRY, Pa, Aug 22.7-The worst
fire seen here In some time destroyed
the plant OF the Cory Handle Co.
in the conBested factory district this
morning and damaged other plants
nearby Low water and high wind
aided the flames. Loss, $4,000. part.
III insured.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22

rs ike. and It viii be,the first that De-
trutt-i-tt- sr-rrztrfrc n -rt--
ana others started the craze an Sew
York
one Of tae novelties OF the Lilies
show ~ a prologue To their entertain
mcnt whiCh VIII disclose the chorus
girls In their dressing rooms. prepar-
ing for the burlesque. The girls viii
show how costumes are put on and
faces made up, and there viii be con
siderable comedy in the little bits OF
Characteristic business which illustrate
life behind the scenes. The two bur9
lesques To be given are called Tho
Queen Of tho Moon" which shows
wireless station and n Nisht in
cafe Chantant." Both Of these skits
-as4-Ga-af the musical comedy order filled
with sprightly dances irresistible .om-
ely and popular music In the olio the
Electric Clark sisters will give their
novel act and others In this depart
ment Will be VIII ". Ward AZ Co. Ken
nedy Hart. and May Belmont Con
spicuous among the players Is Jeanette
Sherwood Eittie Vernon. Lillian Ice.
Lotto and Elizabeth Arden. and May
Wood
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22

with unbDuhdNd success elsewhere. It
lH said 90 Doe hriuIuing ever with nee
Etsflht& hIsh humnr Thr nrchts uur-
lesque mHElViauH viii he seen lE "a hat
has bCrh .~stVlrd "a pf0duCtIQ Of
brains May Vernon. said 20 bC une
nf the foremost buck und wing dances
tn vaudeville Is another stellar attrac-
ton billed for the coming week Lii
liam KnoN and Arthur Fiest are re-
hcarsing q new set % pictorial ballads
while m, animated pictures. II Us prom
issd. VIII be up 10 the Comiquc
stauInrd