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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18
STORES. LOFTS, ETC. NORTH OF MARKET
STREET

s25o uno.-s.re 1890 T.; very light; 2 entrances
resr and front; large Dsmt.; splendid loca-
sion; 125-l25 Sutter st. nr. Montgomery
sf75-l3s EDDY near Mason; store and basement
Si50-ssoft, 1ex137:6 IT.. I'd floor; passenger and
freight elevator; 12S Geary 50. nr. Grant
s125-Mezzanine door: suitable for millIner, etc
can arrange for some ground space and
window display; I25 Geary nr. Grant ar.
S7oo-IarCe store NE. COR. Polk and WASHING.
ton: FINE BUSINESS LOCATION.
sf0O--Maybe less: large ground Moor space, 36x50
IT close 20 RUsh and keRrny.
S=S-I sree light store with living rooms In rear.
a48-o5 9th ST. d. Harrison; Will subd.vfde
S4z z5o-sArge basement 1890 IT.; elevator sery-
ice: close to Bush and Kesrny
s<5-Store; 174 Church st. on Market.
S3S-Store: NE. cor. Union and Earkin sts
S35-S-ore; 9aT Ellis St nr. Franklin.
s3s-Sto-e; 32S3 Sacramento III Preside ave
s3o-Large store; 4l9 Pine mr.. Montgomery.
ssa0-.arge store 1860 o'Farrell St near Fyll
mo.e; nne location.
S3n--Space IN new markets unsurpassed locatfou
k3o-S:ore: 1872 Franklin NJ. Pine
S2s-Store: fine location for barber shon. ITO
Sacramento *. near Polk.
s25-Store; IDEAL location for creamery: S1n
Cole nr. Carl
s25-Store 2032 Polk nr. Broadway.
S2C-Space IN new market: unsurpassed location
kI7 5O-Store Franklin st. nr. Ellis.
si5-Store 534 Cough nr. Fnlton.
xI2 20 to $30-Lzrge, light rooms. suitable for
light manufacturing sample rooms: els
vsto- service; close to Rush and Eearnx
SIC. .5o-Shop; 222 Willow 81. nr FRANKLIN
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18
HOUSES NORTH oF MARKET.

$500 r and 2 o.; 1850 Scott cor. Filbert; els-
giant modern residence.
Sf0o-2o +, 4 b., 4 kitchens; newly papered and
tinted; close TO Fillmore and Hsight.
s3o-T T. and b. house: $50 Pine st.
SIS + and b.; 1712 Broderick Bush
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18
SOUTH OF MARKET AND MISSION.

SOUTH OF MARKET AND MISSION.
Ss5--5 T. and D.; garage; modem bungslow; 4o7
Diamond mr.. 2lst.
81. 5o--6 :. acc b.; zl23 18th ur. Diamond.
$40 s25-T r. ant b. ea.: 1863 Folsom nr, 10th;
sunny. modern Oats.
SIG T. and b.; 2967 Path nr. Harrison.
Sl6-3 7. and b.; 932 Castro ST.
SIS 30 T. and b.; 154A iAugton RI. Folsom.
STORES, ETC. soETH OF MARKET ST. AND
MISSION.
sfoo-whse Hooper nj. Sin: 50x25o, spur trscf.
S75 uo-One-half store 80 1st ct. mr. Marker
$50 mo- esch--s stores: corner 9th and Clara sta
S2T.5o--stose, 29es 2fta NJ. Harrison.
j. W. WRIGHT CO..
22s MONTGOMERY sT,
MILLS BUILDING.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18
FuRNrsHED FLATS AND HOUSES.

s2oo-12 r and b.: beautifully furnished; fur
mace. etc; near Pacific and Steiner.
sSo-6 r end b.: IS Cusnman near Clay.
S2ssz1-2 and r and b., elegantly Furnished;
The Highland.
S3O-S32 5O-3 T. and b. ea.; beautiful furn
fats: 30-34A Joice 81. Pine.
500 7. and b., 1876 Washington nr. Hyde
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18

A BEAUTIFUL NEW ROOM FLAT. VI
CTNTTY OF PINE AND JONES STS.-Dining
room, living room and reception hall. paneled
and beamed: fumed oak finish; artistic fixtures
large pressed brick fireplace, also gas and steam
heat; walls covered with imported tapestries;
white enamel bedrooms. running water in each !;
also builtin bookcases and coal CRATE; large
cedar closets. toilets, buffers pantry; cooling
closet, etc; low rent to responsible party.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18

NO DESIRABLE FLAT. APARTMENT. COT
TAGE OR HOUSE OF ANY DESCRIPTION ES-
CAPES OUR ATTENTION.
WE KEEP A LARGE THOMAS AUTO BUSY
SHOWING PEOPLE UP TO DATE PLACES
RECOMMENDED BY Us.
ABSOLUTELY NO OBLIGATION ENTAIIsED
FOR THIS SERVICE. OUR RENTING BU-
REAU is MAINTAINED FOR THE PURPOSE
OF MAKING FRIENDS AND THE ADvERTIS-
ING GAINED THROUGH 1T. OUR GOODS
AND PRICES SPEAK FOR THEMSELV ES-
FEW CHOICE PLACES SELECTED
FROM HARRY ]. MoORE'S RENTING LIST
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18


biles IN the west Every car in good
condition Immediate deliveries
1910 Overland, fully equipped selective. 81 100
1910 Hudson roadster full equipment. 900
1910 Buick White Streak runabout- $50
1909 Packard 80. passenger -.......-... . $50
1903 Studebaker- Garford. almost new. 300
1909 Ford, passenger, fully equipped 600
1910 Empire runabout. nearly new........ T25
1909 StOddard- Dayton, 40 horsepower. J. $50
1910 Black Grow roadster new... Q75
19OS stevens -Duryea 8 cylinder. : 400
1907 Oldsmobile. Bosch magnetic. 1900. 900
1908 Rambler, 40 horsepower. ......... $50
1sO6 Thomas Flyer. passenger. ...-.. $50
1908 Doris. passenger er---.---...... $50
1907 REQ runabout. passenger. 175
1908 Columbia, 5 passenger -............ 500
1907 Winton 40 horsepower, passenger. 900
1908 Franklin, well equipped ed........... 700
1907 Royal Tourist, passenger ... / 100
1906 Docomobile. passenger. ....- 700
Reo touring car ...-...-.... 400
Thomas go horsepower landaulet.. L coo
AutOcar runabout ....-....... TX
Panhard closed car...........1 900
CANNING & yINTON AUTO CO..
45S Golden Gate av.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18
BERKELEY APARTNIENrs

TREEHAVEN APARTMENTS.
Opened Sept Ist; most attractive and com
plete apartment house across the bay; every
modern improvement and convenience: supert
view from roof garden: furnished or unfur
nished; apartments 10 rooms: sleeping
porches. resident house keeper: one-hslf blocE
from Euclid sv. csrliue
TREEHAVEN. RIDGE ROAD. BERKELEY.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18

JACKSON sST-New ? room apartment. in
cludng wall bed. gas range, heater. linoeum in
bath and kitchen; janitor and garbage service;
rent SIS
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18

DOWN TowN-New 8 room sunny apartment
rent only $25; see this at once.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18

VICINITY OF LEAvENWoRTH AND CLAY
STS.-6 room sunny fat; strictly first class:
running water In bedrooms, etc; rent only $40
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18

VICINITY OF JONES AND WASHINGTON
STS.-Just completed; room fat. suitable for =
families: very latest finished interior; reception
ball, dining and living room beamed and pan
eled. studded with electric lights; art glass win
dows; open fire CRATES; also Kitchens; spa
cioIs closets; an attractive fat for $40
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18
AUTOMOBILES

CANNING & YINTON AUTO co.
he largest dealers of dependable used autono-
biles IN the west. Every car in good
condition Immediate deliveries
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18

STORES, ETC. soETH OF MARKET ST. ASD
MISSION.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18
MEDICAL.
DIX. DALEs
81 Third ST. near Market,
RnllahIn Snaclalisr for Wnrnan

MEDACAAE
DR.. DALE,
81 Third ST. near Market
Reliable Specialist for Women.
LADIES' when worried about your condition
and needing the services Of SPECIALIST eOusuIt
one who is ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL and GUAR
ANTEES IMMEDIATE RELIEF in all female
troubles. II others failed come to me in pri-
worry. TRAVELLERS treated and can leave the
same day. FEES REASONABLE ACCOMMO-
DATIONS when desired Hours 10 a. %. to 5
p. m. sundays. 10 to :.
ATTENTION. LADIES-DR LEWIS 933 Market
st. bet. 9th and 9TH. world renowned specialist
FOR women only, no delays or disappOint tments.
relief guaranteed BY most superior painless
methods known 10 medical science; most obSti-
nate eases treated. all female complaints and
irregularities treated; have no hesitancy il in
need Of my services; absolutely harmless; low
fees. By consulting eminent specialist you
save time aud money. Advice free. 10 a m
to 4 p. N. and to p. m; Sundays, IL a. ~.
to D. N.
VALPEAU'S female pills. best regulating pills
sold. price $50 BY express. Jener Syringe
and tablets price 50. BY express only on re-
ceipt IT price. OSGOOD BROTHERS, whole
sale druggists. fth and Broadway. oakland.
DR. Of Obstetrics, Mary Adam: reliable soecisi-
ist. cures all women's complaints successfully.
home for confinement. adoption. H. 10 n n,
800 Fruifvale Oakland- tel. Merritt fqOe
--------=--.-.---.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18

mob HILL-SUNNY CORNER APARTMENT
HOUSE. AND 5 ROOMS EACH: marine
view; steam heated; hot water: elevator; gas
range, etc; hotel service; rent $40 70 $50: this
is low rent, considering location and accommo-
dstions.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18

40 HORSEPOWER 0idsmobile. ) passenger tour
ing car, fully equipped: hest bargain We have
had this year; price $3.50. HOWARD AUTO
CO., 523 Golden Gate av.. city.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18

NEAR PARK. SELECT NEIGHBoRHoop-
New 2 room apartment; up to date in ever.
respect; rent only SIS.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18

PALO ALTO HOUSES TO RENT-Fur.
MUST rent-1e room house, with or without
furniture, gas electricity. for boarders room
ers already well filed; flowers. palms. fruit
garden, barn chicken yard; near university
w. D. BISHOP, 515 Wayerley ST., Palo Alto
CAL: references required.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18
FLATS TO LEr---c:ont.nusa
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
AUCTIoNEERs
THIS LIST is REVISED DAILY

FULL CHARGE TAKEN OF pRopERrY
The Mena weekly star., 1910-11-10
No Problem at All,

Have you ever noticed how bum actor can get laughter and applause by using cuss word?"
 .'oh, yes. Whats the reason?"
 I've found out. I think. The audi ence has been wanting to swear, but Is too polite"
The Mena weekly star., 1910-11-10
THREE NATIONS ARE THE
 WORLDS GREATEST FACTORS
United States, England and chins Named by Walter kenton-Wants These Nations to Combine
 China Has Awakened.

Chicago, Nov. 3.-Alliance amonI what he calls the three greatest work factors. England, America and China is seen in the minds's eye of Walter Kirton, co-editor with Tong Yuea Chan of the National Review al Shanghai, China, who is in Chicago after tour of world powers in thu interest, he says, of such a combina tion. The National Review, Mir. Kir ton declares, is the recognized mouth piece of the Chinese government, ant his tour was commissioned by tht empire authorities.
 China has stopped rubbing 1t, eyes," said the Far East editor. "I, has awakened. It must some day with England and the United States become one of the three factors in the world l don't mean in militarism. It is an unmilitary country; the people are peace loving and lawabiding. Re sources and population make strength.
 T have just seen President Taft and Secretary Knox and they are awake to the situation in China. I also talked with Col. Roosevelt in New York. Now that China is absorbing the progres. sive spirit of the West and Is making great strides forward, it is up to the English speaking people to show it the pitfalls into which other countries have stumbled.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-11-10
SHAKEUP FOR K.C.S. 2 HIGHER OFFICIALS
kumors That President ]. A. Edsou Is Soon to Col. F. Holden Spoken of as Successor
 Other Changes.

There is rumor in circulation in railroad circles, and it seems to be well founded, that there will be a big shake-up among general officials of the Kansas City Southern Railroad Company.
 It is said that President J. A. Ed son, one of the best known railroad presidents in the West, will soon sever his connection with the Kansas City Southern and that he will be succeed ed by J. F. Holden, former president of the Midland Valley Railroad Com pany, and new vice-president of the Kansas City Southern. It is also re- ported that E. E. Smythe, general freight agent of the Kansas City South ern, will retire from that office on Mo- vember IS, and that he will be suc- ceeded by R. K. Mitchell, general freight agent of the Texarkana & Fort Smith Railway Company, which is a Kansas City Southern road.
 President Edson is recognized as one of the best operating officials in the West. He has been chief execu- tive of the Kansas City Southern for many years. It was due principally to his efforts that the old Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf line, the name of which was changed to Kansas City Southern following the reorganization and its passing into the hands of pres ent owners, was pulled out of a bad hole and placed on its present high plane. He has been frequent visitor to this city and has scores of friends the business men.
 Both Mir. Edson and MT. Holden are staunch supporters of Fort Smith. Should MT. Edson retire from the chef executives office of the Kansas City Southern it will be with deep re- srets on the part of local business men. but it is hoped that if a change is made. that Mir. Holden will assume the high office.-Fort Smith Times Record.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-11-10

The Farmers & Merchants Bank buys county scrip. lSo-ti&4lti
The Mena weekly star., 1910-11-10
ONLY FAMILY IS LEFT
Francis Paulu. a Poor Frenchman, Loses all Property He Possessed in
 a Fire Last Week.

About 1:30 o'clock Friday after noon the four-room house occupied by Francis Paulu, and owned by s. Picchi, caught fire from some un- known cause and soon was burned to the ground. Mir. and Mrs. Paulu and two children, who were down town watching the circus parade, did not reach home until the house was destroyed. The total contents were lost, as the fire had reached such headway when discovered that it was impossible to save anything.
 The house at 1201 Magnolia, also owned by Mir. Picchi, had close call and only prompt work by neighbors saved it.
 Tine fire boys got to the fire with their hose but were too late to do any good. The house was two and one-half blocks from the nearest fire plug. The loss was about $750 and there was no insurance.
 Mir. Paulu, who is a Frenchman and poor, when asked what he had left pointed to his wife and chil- dren, an eloquent reply without words.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-11-10
FIRE LOSS NEAR COVE
House Destroyed Belonging to J. s. Vinson, Who Is in Oregon
 No Insurance.

Specialize The Star.
 Cove. Nov. 4.-Yesterday afternoon fire destroyed house, located about mile west of town, belonging to J. S. Vinson, who now is in Oregon.
 The property was occupied by Jesse Bell and family. who had leased it for three years, moving in a few weeks ago. Mir Bell. who is working for the Kansas City Southern, was away from home, Mrs. Bell and children being at home alone. When the fire broke out J. A. Wilson, neighbor, responded and succeeded in saving considerable of the household goods and some cow peas and corn stored in the bull ling
 The loss is about $500 on the house and $200 on contents. with no insur- ance.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-11-10
sioo Reward, Sloo

The readers of this paper VIII pc easeo " earn that there is at least one dreaaeu ois ease that nature has been able to cure m a, ts stages, and that Is Catarrh Hairs awn 10 li ., 's sd,caI ternity Catarrh being con stitntionai disease requires constitutloh,n, ', ssaatment. HaITs Catarrrh Cure Is taken M a la ternay, acting directly upon tnf ibereby ere des mucous mucous sba foundation Of the disease, ana u,yysnathe patient strength by building np tns inc eons titution and assisting nature Tn % uJ,hs fst m work. The proprietors have tbey so % offer one in iss ssi nallars for any case 1t fails to cure n hunul tsr v' iiet of testimonials. Address:
 seha 'o' F. J. CHENEY CO, Toieooo'
 soldby all Druggists, ,ec, ,.r oor.,,pation
 rake Hall Family Pills TOT oonsup"'"
The Mena weekly star., 1910-11-10
Small Fire.

Wednesday morning oflast week the sasoline tank on the coffee urn at the 0lvmpia Restaurant caught fire in sonic way and for time it looked as if there was going to be big fire. Those working in the place did some o,,ick work and the fire was soon ex- tinouished. The only damage done was to the wall which was smoked up.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-11-10
Reason for Husbands Generosity.

When suburban housekeeper re- turned from her vacation few days ago she was delightfully."- surprised to find brand new dinner set and lot of new kitchen utensils which her husband had frowned upon as lex travagant" when she suggested them in June. For day or so she used the new things. and then decided that she would keep them for state occa4 sions. So she went to get out her old dishes and utessils. But, behold. .he5 had flown. In an ash barrel down cellar she at last discovered a few cooking tins scorched to use lessness and some broken plates. The secret was out. Her husband had burned or broken all the older things and bought the new ones as a peace offering Herald.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-11-10
AFTER RIGHT OF WAY
N. B. and George Legate Left This MJrning in Behalf of the M.
 & H. 5. Line.

M. B. and George Legate went out east last week on the task of get tine the right-of-way for the Mena & Hot Springs railroad, following prac- tically the same route as the project held by the Kansas City Southern the past five years.
 It is expected that the people along the line realizing the great benefit railroad will be to them will for the most part gladly give the rieht-of-way.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-11-10
NO MORE PILES. fiem.Roid Does It's Work Thoroughly,
 No Return.

If you have piles, you know that the usual treatment with salves, supposii- tories or operations can't be depend ed upon for more than temporary re- lief. Outside treatment won't cure the inside cause-bad circulation in the lower bowel. Dr. Leonhardt's Hem Roid. A tablet remedy taken internal iv removes the cause of piles perma- nsently. Sold for $l and fully guaran- teed by Jackson Drug and Furniture Co. Dr. Leonhardt Co, Station B, Buffalo. New York, Prop. Write for booklet.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-11-10
Almost New Surrey For Sale. :.

4 bargain for some one. oan dnqu',s Ii F
 at Star Office. 1VV s'i
The Mena weekly star., 1910-11-10
Will Locate Near Here.

J. J. Thomas and J. M. Gresham, well-to-do farmers and stock raisers from Archer City. Tex, were in Mena last week. They say they are going to locate in this vicinity, being partic- ularly attracted by the healthful cli- mate and fine water.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-11-10

the blood and cleansing it of all 1 III p Il r e matter, makes a perma- nent and lasting cure of the dis ease. For forty years S. s. s. has been recognized as the best blood
The Mena weekly star., 1910-11-10
CATARRH
AspECIF1C BLOOD IMpURTTY

Catarrh IS deep>seated blood dis ease, one which no amount of local Teatnent sn will ever permanently cure.
 inc beneficial effects of washes, sprays, inhalations, etc., are only
 smporary, and when left of the old sOaoition returns, because the blood siniected with catarrhal matter and
 impurities. This impure condition Sl the circulation irritates and in- aaines the delicate mucous mem ,, Oasnes and tissues and produces the "eil Known symptoms of ringing .s uOlses in the head and ears, mucous in ue throat, headaches, watery eyes, paluai deafness, sore throat, general apartment of health, etc. This con- l'1lon , will remain, growing worse as ,Ung as the catarrhal matter is all 'v"eo to remain in the blood. Being aspecihc blood impurity, there is only vae % way to cure Catarrh, and that is purity the blood. Nothing equals n,o, ~ ,, ;. for this purpose. It attacks 's.. tas Disease at its head-in the circu- ''uon--and by thoroughly renovating
The Mena weekly star., 1910-11-10

rrs.'ner, and the thousands of cases of ths ssalIn n It has cured is proof that it is who very medicine needed by those c.s, suner with this trouble. Book on Trs T,'sn and any medical advice free.
 '~ifT SPECIFIC CO.,. Atlanta, G.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-02
THE ARCADE THEATRE OFFERS
WEEK OF LIGHT VAUDEVILLE.

An entertainment of light vaudeville
will be inaugurated at the Arcade The
atre next week, and as a timely COM
mencement for this departure the cele-
brated old-time Observation-Disclosures
producers. viii b. Williams and James
B. Havel, have BEEN corraled. The
Williams-Havel Company will offer a
~rejuvenated revival of the evergreen
farce, The Haunted House" Many
musical numbers will be interpolated.
Watson and Goodman, nimble of feet
and wit, will be found much in evil
dence in adding interest to Mondays
bill. James Irwin, the master of the
trapeze, will be added to Tuesdays
program. William a. Hegel has OBJ
tanned an entire new repertoire of tune
full and catchy illustrated songs.
The last half of the week will find
such ~well-known entertainers as
Fields and Mason in a new skit enti-
tied, "Home-Coming Week." Miss Nell
lie Herring, singing character come
d~ienne; Baker and Barry, in the Lit
tie German Musi-kans;" Nolitaire,
contortionist, and Miss Minnie Kramer,
juvenile singing soubrette with a
budget of kid" ditties.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-02
DRAMATIC PLAYLET HEADS
BILL AT PROCTOR'S THEATRE.

1.-The Devil, the Servant and the
Man, a dramatic incident of consid-
cradle power, will be the headline at
traction next week in Proctor's Theatre,
1t will be presented with a cast COM
posed of three well-known actors, who
} will portray characters taken from
! Molnar's famous play, THE Devil
and Charles Ram Kennedy's drama,
1.-THE Servant in the House" The play
let breaches a sermon on the duties OF
! a husband and wife toward each other,
giving a demonstration of marital con-
fdence and love. 1t is the work OF
William Anthony Mcclure, and deals
with a wealthy young club man who
is known as a good fellow and his
! wife. 1t upholds the side of the wife
as against the thoughtlessness and
neglect of the husband and shows how
love and devotion, even in times of
great stress and under circumstances
almost unbearable, can be made to
turn the tide of u~nhappiress.
Second on the bill, though they are
also topline attractions, will be Louis
simon. Grace Gardner and a capable
supporting company in the production
of their new comedy sketch, The New
Coachman." The scene is laid in a
New York hotel and the tim Is the
present. Those in the company, besides
Mr.. Simon and Miss Gardner, include
Wallace Berry and Miss Matte Aubrey.
Third on the bill will be Bert Levy,
c%artoonist of the Morning Telegraph,
who will do some rapid-ive crayon
work. Bowers, Walters and Croker,
the Three Rubes," will present a
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-02
EMPIRE CITY QUARTET ON
AMERICAN MUSIC HALL BILL,

AS usual the bill to be presented at
the American Music Hall next week
contains several headline features. Pos
sibly the most pleasing will be the re-
appearance of the famous Empire City
quartet, which plays it's last American
engagement here before a European
tour. The Empire City quartet has
the reputation of being the best organ
ization of its kind in vaudeville. The
organization is composed of Harry
Cooper, Harry Tally, Irving Cooper
and Harry Mayo. and have been to-
gether nearly twelve years. They will
feature their latest song successes, in
GLIDING, Ideal of My Dreams I'll
Make a Ring Around Rosie" "Goodby,
Mr.. Caruse,' and Cant You See the
Rainbow in the Sky"
Emmett Dewey, assisted by Hermine
Shone and a capable company, will
present a funny farce entitled, 1.-THE
SANITY Mr.. Billings" which is full of
ludicrous situations handled in a most
amusing way. Miller brothers present
something out of the ordinary in the
way of a remarkable exhibition on
horizontal bars and burlesque on d
Graeco-Roman wrestling match. Eddie
Girard and Jessie Gardner will be seen
in their laughable skit, "Dooley md the
IDOL
Musical Thor is a banjoist and xylo~
phonist of rare skill, and he mingles
clean comedy with his musical selec-
tons. THAT Kid is pseudonym of a
youngster who is a very clever imitator
of stage celebrities. The aerial Bart
let's, brother and sister, will be seen
in a daredevil act on the flying ira
peze Heumann Is a mimic of unusual
ability. The latest creations in ami
mated pictures will complete the pro-
cram.