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Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-14
AUGUST IA, 1910.

ttThe secretary of war is waitin for us, " said
Kelley The general tore himself away with an effort
cay. senor," he said, with sigh duty makes a
call But, senior, the of your Estados Undos
how beauties For exempfcaton, take you la
Madame o 'Brien--que magnifcal She is one god
dess-one Juno-what you call one ox-eyed juno"
Now Mr.. Kelley wit; and better men have
been shriveled by the fire of their own imagination
''Sure!" /" he said with grin; . but you mean
peroxide Juno don It you2'
Mrs o 'Bren heard, and lifted an auriferous head
Except in street cars should never be unneces
sary rude to a lady.
When the gallant Colombian and his escort arrived
at the Broadway address, they were held in an ante
room for half an hour, and then admitted into we'll
equipped office where a distinguished looking man
wrote at a desk. Gen. Falcon presented to the
secretary of war of the United States, and his mis-
sion made known by his old FRIEND Mr.. Kelley.
"Ah-Colombia! said the secretary, significant
", when he was made to understand; II m afraid
there will be a little difficulty in that case. The
President and l differ in sympathes there. He
prefers the established government, while -
The secretary gave the general mysterious but en-
couraging smile. "You, of course, know, Gen. Fal-
con- that since the Tammany war, an act of Congress
has been passed requiring all manufactured arms and
ammunition exported from this country to pass
through the War department. Now, if l can do any
thing for you will be glad to do to obge my old
friend, Mr.. Kelley. But it must be in absolute
secrecy the President, have said, does not re-
gard favoraby the efforts of your revolutionary party
in Colombia l will have my orderly bring list OF
the available arms now in the warehouse" "
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-14

The secretary struck bell, and orderly stepped
promptly into the ROOM Bring me Schedule b OF
the small arms inventory said the secretary
The orderly quickly returned with printed paper
'tI find - he said, "that in warehouse 8, of gov
ernment stores there is shipment of 1000 stands
of Winchester rifles that ordered by the sultan
of Morocco, who forgot to send the cash with his
order. Our rule is that legal-tender money must be
paid down at the time of purchase My dear Kelley,
your friend Gen. Falcon shall have this lot OF arms,
if he desires it, at the manufacturer s price And
YOU will forgive me, sure, if curtail our inter
view. I expecting the japanese minister and
Charles Murphy every momentl'
AS one result of this interview, the general was
deeply grateful to his esteemed friend, Mr.. Kelley.
AS another, the nimbe secretary of war was ex-
tremely busy during the next two days buying empty
rifle cases and filing them with bricks, which were
then stored in a warehouse rented for that purpose
AS still another, when the general returned to the
Hotel Espano Mrs. o 'Bren went up to him, plucked
a thread from his lapel, and said:
''Say, senior, l don It want to butt in but what
does that monkey faced, cateyed rubber necked tin
horn tough want with youP'
'tSangre de mi vidal' exclaimed the general.
Impossible it is that you speak of my good friend,
Senor Kelley
''Come into the summer garden,' said Mrs.
o 'Brien ~ want to have talk with you
Let us suppose that an hour has elapsed
'fAnd you say,' said the general that for the
sum of $4,000 can be purchased the Punishment OF
the house and the lease of year with this garden
so ovely-so resembling unto the patios of my care
Coombia?o
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-01
SENTENCED To JAIL
FOR BEATING CHILD
Former Newport News Man Con-
victed Of !nhumsu Cruelty In
Richmond Court.

]. NJ. Campbell, a former Metho
dist minister, who nyed in Newport
news for eight years. was convicted
in the Richmond police court yes
terday morning of binding and gag.
ging mis- fourteen-year-old son Joseph
and then fiOgging him in the most
brutal manner imaginable. Justice
Crutchfield fined Campbell 500 and
sent him to jail for six months.
Justice Cru;chfield rendered his de.
cisiOn after examining young Camp
BELLS back, which plainly showed
thirty-two weits inflicted by a whip
welded by the boys father last Mon.
day night. The parent explained
his conduct to Justice Cruichfeld by
saying that MS son was backward in
his studies In the Centrai public
school. Richmond.
Campbell came 10 this city about
ten years ago from the upper part OF
the State Before coming here he
had given up active ministry, but for
several years he conducted services
IN various churches here. lie first
lived on Forty-seventh street. but
later moved to East End. lie was
employed as a carpenter. working
part Of the tine in the shipysrd. lie
moved to Richmond with his family
last year
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-01
DEMURRER IN JAMESTOWN
STOCK CASE OVERRULtD
Jurisdiction in Mat
ter.

Sitting in the United States Dis
trict Court at Norfolk, Judge Edmund
Waddill. Jr.. overraled demurrers OF
jurisdiction filed In the jamestown
Exposition litigation. Judge WsddiIl
holds that the unpaid stock subscrip-
tons Of the exposition company are
part Of the trust estate of any cor
porafion for the benefit of the cred
itors and that the statute Of Virginia
could not take away the jurisdiction
OF a federal court OF equity to ed-
minister such estate. The decision
was handed down Friday afternoon
This decision means that the sew
eral hundred Delinquent stockholders
nf the exposition company viii have
TO pay UP the amount OF the stock
subscribed By them. Many local
people are in this lists Of stockholders
and they Will be effected by the rub
irg.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-01
of the program.
Officers of Committee.
The officers OF the conn

The officers OF the committee are.
G. w. Whitley, chairman; A. NJ.
Tennis, vice-chairman. o. l.. Powell,
secretary and Robert Cunning. Treas
urer. The following are members OF
the general committee: w. g. Kilby,
A. J. Phillips. Robert Cunning and
ID. Owens, representing Commanche
tribe; G. w. Whitley, J. s. Hardy, w.
L. Hyatte, ]. II. Fennamore and O.
L. Powell. representing Fleet Foot
Tribe; A. NJ. Tennis, ]. h. Wheeler.
r. II. Couch, ]. Crockett and w. A.
Tennis, representing Wyoming Tribe;
A. Heinickle. J. II. Bohan, J. Dynes.
l.. J. Dore and C.. w. Stanglen, re-
presenting Wapakone;a Tribe.
The following will have charge OF
the parade, A. NJ. Tennis, chief mar
shall; John Riley. w. A. Tennis.
Robert Cunning and w. l.. Jones,
marshals.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-01
Trinity Methodist.

Rev. William q. Starr, ID. d., pas
tor Of the Trinity Methodist church,
will peach the second in series of
tour sermons tonight at s o'clock, his
subject being, The Hand That Holds
the Band of Orion is the Hand of
Our Father in Heaven" This morn
ing at IL O'Clock the pastor will
speak on, Not Too Late for Frost
in the Garden of the Lord" The
Sunday school meets at $3.50 a. m,
and at the same hour Judge Barham
will meet t.e Mems Bible class in
the auditorium OF the church.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-01
iDr. Wilson 10 Preach on
HaIIey's Comet.
DWELL ON CURRENT TALK
Belief in Some Quarters That Flyer
Through Space May Destroy the
at First Presbyterian Church.

Rev. Lloyd T. Wilson, d. d., pas
iOr of the Newport News Baptist
church. will preach special sermon
tonight at S o'clock on -Ialleys
comet. Dr. Wilson will dwell particu-
ularly on the current talk about the
danger of the comet destroying the
earth. The large choir OF the church
will render special music at the
evening service. The pastor will
speak this morning on. .He Cure Of
Care" The Sunday school meets at
s-f5 4 N.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-01
Grace Methodist.

A revival service will begin at the
Grace Methodist church today and
will continue throughout this week,
the pastor. Rev. III. w. Dunkley. be
ing assisted by Rev. T. ). Taylor,
pastor of the Chestnut Avenue Metho-
dist church. Song service will be
held each evening and a number of
new songs will be sung. This morn
ing at ii O'Clock. the pastor will
speak to children and tonight at 3
o'clock his subject will be. "Will
Christ Attend the Meetingg" The
Sunday school will meet at the regu-
lar hour.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-01
SHIPPING REPORT.
Saturday, April 80, 1910.
Arrived.

NrTIVeu.
Steamer Drowning Olga DAM Pc
terson, Christiana-tO Furness, Witty
& Company, Ltd. with merchandise
Steamer Rosefield (Br) Mabley.
Daiquiri-to Chesapeake & Ohio Coal
Agency Company for bunker coal.
Steamer Merton (Br) Franklin,
Gulfport-to Chesapeake & Ohio Coal
Agency Company for bunker coal
Schooner Rachael W. stevens from
Philadelphia-to Berwind- White Coal
Company in ballast.
Schooner Gardner G. Deerirg from
POrtland-tO George +. Warren Coal
C. mpany in ballast.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-01
BattIeship Virginia Has Cham
piOn 8-inCh Gun Crew,
A HIT WITH EVERY SHOT
Jack Tars Score Sixteen Hits Out OF
Sixteen Shots in Two Minutes and
Forty-three Seconds-Two Other
Crews Win Navy "E."

During the recent target practice
of the Atlantic feet on the southern
drill grounds, thirty-six miles south
east of Cape Henry, this month. the
gun crew i'm the port waist S-inch
rifle turIet Of the Newport News
built battleship Virginia broke the
worlds record for firing with S-inch
rifles. making sixteen hits on of six
teen shots in two minutes and forty
three seconds. The firing was done
on the high seas Under normal battle
conditions and the punctured canvas
target showed the deadly accuracy
Of the firing when it was hauled
aboard the big fighter.
While the Virginia did not lead the
feet in Workmanship. she won other
iaurels in addition 20 the world
breaking feat. The two crews who
serve the 12inch and S-inch rifles in
the after superimpOsed turrets
brought honors to the Old Dominiou's
namesake. to. They. firing at the
same target simultaneously, scored
the highest mark made by any ship
in the feet and won the navy r"
for excellence.
The worlds championship S-inch
crew is in charge Of Ensign W. T.
Smith. and is composed Of =. r.
Gates. trainer: " T. Nolan. pointer:
J. Mastin. pointer. r. VI. Haynes.
trainer. l. NJ Meyers. pointer. and
J. l. Carter. pointer.
The Virginia retained from the
Southern drill crumbs Friday and
proceeded 20 The Norfolk navy yard
where she viii undergo repairs The
Virginia carries eight S-inch rifles and
four i2-r'oh rifles. with supcrimposed
turrcts and fore and aft. an S-inch
rife turret being mounted on top %
the Pinch rife trTrcts. The remain
Ing S-inch rifles are mounted IN pairs
in Two waist turreis. one starboard
and one p-rt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-01

Rev. c. T. Bishop. ID. d.. Of VIII
liamsDurg. will occupy the pulpit of
the First Presbyterian church today
in the absence Of the pastor, Rev. r.
r. Wexford. who is conducting re-
viyal services a: Alexandria. Va. The
Sunday school and Bible classes meet
at the usual hour this morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-01
Chestnut Avenue Methodist.

A reception for the new members
of the Chestnut Avenue Methodist
church will be neld this morning at
IL o'clock. Evangelistic services
will be held tonight at 7:45 o'clock
and a special meeting for men will
be held this afternoon at 3; 30 O'clock.
The Sunday school will meet at $50
a IN.
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Sailed.

Steamers Harald (Nor) Tampico;
Norton (Br-j Dublin: ROsefeld, tBrD
London; Liddesdsle (Br) Yokohama:
Sumner (U. s. army transpOrD New
York: Bay View. Cummings, Boston
BaTges B3roness foT Providence;
Nearchus f-r Providence; Baravia for
Boston
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-01

The rector. Rev. Robert II. Wright
will occupy the pulpit Of the Grace
Episcopal church al the usual hours
today and the Sunday school viii
meet a. $50 q. NJ.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-01
Cleared.

Steamer Harsld (NOr.) TampicO-
chesapeake & Ohio Coal < Coke
Company.
Steamer Rosefield (Br) Mabley.
LOndon-Chesapeake IL Ohio Coal
Agency Company.
Steamer Norton (Br) Franklin.
Dublin-Chesapeake & Ohio Coal
Agency C,mpany-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-01
Calvary Baptis.

Rev. $. l.. Nal. pastor o. the Cal
vary Baptist church. announces mis-
81 bjects for today as follows: u a.
~. Church Covenant" S y. m,
Athletics and Religion The sun
day school will be held at $50 a.
m.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-01
Sumner Of fcr New York.

The United states army transport
Sumner steamed yesterday for New
York. where she is TO undergo re-
pairs preparatory 10 taking a party
Of United states congressman 20 Bue-
nos Avres in June.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-01

vices, and he will speak tonight on,
The End of the World-Does the
Scripture Teach Us That the World
will be Destroyed by Halley's
Comet?" The Sunday school meets at
$3.50 a. m.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-01

vices will be haiL this morning at
lO:45 o'clock ant the Sudnay school
meets a; 9:i5 a. III. The regular mid
weekly prayer service will be held
Wednesday night at o'clock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-01
Stars WIN Again.

The Twenty-six;h Street Stars de.
feated the Jefierson avenue team
yesterday morning by a score Of ~
to \. A. Msssie vas Knocked out ol
the box in the third inning and Mas
senberg succeedcu him. Paul Wright
pitched a good game for the Twen.
iy-sixth street boys. The Stars will
meet the second team Of the Hamp.
ton High school next Friday. The
stars lincd-up a. follows: X Stuart
C.. Wright. D.. Peitz. S.. Sharp. 10.
Jones. 2b.. Ast. 81. Deon. r.. Wing.
hcld. c.. sharp. H.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-01

Rev. A. 81, Karkauk. pastor Of the
trinity Lutheran church. viii Occu-
~ bis pulpit az the usual hours to-
Gay. The Sunday school meets a.
s.+5 a. m the Catcheiical class
meets a. 2 p. m. and the Luther
League assemblies a. D. n.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-01
s~eond Presbvter;zn-

Services will b. held al the Second
Presbyterian church at usual hours
today. the pastor. Rev. =. d. Eender.
lite. preaching a. II a. m, and p
m.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-01
1hirtie,h Stree. Christian.

A Bible Lesson from Baseball.
is the subject announced by Rev. J.
Edward ceGsfererily. pastor Of the
Thirtieth Street Christion church. for
tonight al . O'Clock. This morning at
N O'Clock the pastor will speak on.
~Jesus-An Unfinished Portrait The
sunday school viii meet this morn
ing a. The regular hour.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-01
Coal Tor T5mpico.

Carrying a cargo Of about $500
tons Of coal. the Norwegian steamer
Harald steamed yesterday for Tsmpi-
co. Mexico
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-01

Rev. Claude A. Roane. the pastor,
will preach al the Friends church al
N a. M. and g. y. m. today. The
sunday school gill meet al the regu
lar hour.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-01
ST. Paurs Episcopal.

Regular services will be held today
Al St Paurs Episcopal church, the
rector. Rev. Thomas G. DarSt. preach
ing Al II a m. and ) y. m The
Sunday school will meet at 9.45 a.
m.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-01
ST. Xincent's Catholic

Services will be held today at St
Nincents Catholic church as follows
First mass. 80 a. m, second ser.
vice at 1890 a. IN.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-01
Hampton Roads Christian Union.

G. w Blick will preach at the
Hampton Roads Christian Union to-
night at 7:40 o'clock. The Sunday
school will be p eld at $3.50 a. m.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-01
sscond eaptisf.

A week Of revival services viii Be
.aasgura;cd al the Second Baptist
church this morning. Rev. !. T. Rid.
dick, the pastor, VIII conduct the ser
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-01

r.. l.. Tennis. Of Hampton. viii
conduct the services AZ the Twenty.
fourth Street Church Of Christ to
night a. : clock. Communion ser.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-01
ELECTORAL BOARD APPOINTED.
( Warren, c c. Curtis ard W. c.
Stuart Nar1cd ~ Judge 1srhsn.


Judge T. J. Barhan yesterday sp-
pointed J. 2. Warren. c. c. Curtis and
william G. Stuart members OF the
city electoral board. Mr.. Warren
fills out the unexpired term OF J. p.
Harris n. resigned. and Mr.. Curtis.
succeeds Edwin Phillips resigned
The formers term iii expire on
March I. 1919. aud ne latter's VIII
expire on March /. Hi
Mr. stuart Is reappoined a member
81 The board for three years. his term
ending on March I. 1919.
Just Try O. B. s. Special
Fireman's Bazaar. April 20 to Mas Z.
Cook With Gas-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-01
3reat Council Of Virginia
Red Men.
SIXTY-F0URTH SESSION
Peninsula Tribesmen Making EIa5o-
rate Preparations for Entertain.
nnent OF State Organization When
Annual Convention is Held.

The sixty-fourih annual session oil
the Great Council of Virginia. I'm
proved order of Red Men will con
vene in this city on the morning OF
Nay is. and remain in session two
days. From present indications II
promises to be one of the most sue
cessfui, from the point Of attendance,
in the history of the great council.
] he tribes of Newport News, Hamp'
ton and PEoebus have been working
hard for the past two months ar
ranging a program for the entertain.
ment OF the visitors who will attend
from all parts o. the State.
The committee on entertainment
has arranged for a public session OF
the great council on he morning OF
May is and have extended an invita-
: ton TO Mayor Jones and others 10
welcome the visitors To the city. In
the evening arrangements are be
ing made for one Of the largest
fraiernai Darades ever held IN the
city. Invitations have been extended
to all the tribes In :idewa;er Virginia
TO take part, in costume. and the
Huntington Rifles. the fire depart
ment and other organizations will be
asked TO enter the parade The com
mii;ee will light the entire route OF
the parade with red FIRE. and the
Eagle band has Oeen engaged 10 lead
the Iarade.
The Parade.
The formation VII take place on
Washington avenue and Twenty-fffh
street and then move north on
Washington avenue. 10 Thirty-eighth
street. then east 10 Huntington ave
nue.. then south 90 Tweniy-ffth
street, and west 70 the Casino
grounds. where a stand viii be erect
cd for public exercises az which some
81 the most prominent Red Men %
the state viii speak
For the afternoon Of the 18Th. the
committee has arranged for a visit to
the shipyard AZ O'Clock. and AZ the
conclusion % the visit the guests viii
~ taken IN special cars 10 Fort Mon
roe on a sight seeing trip. Stops
may be made a. the Hampton Normal
school and the National Soldiers
Home. The committee viii convene
Tuesday evening in the uiEwam of
Ccmmarche 70 complete the details
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-01

Firsman's Bazaar, Avrn 20 to May Z.
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IMPORTS FROM cHaIsTIsaIA.
Danish S'esner Drowning Olga Ar
riVcs N Port.

Danish Sfesner Drowning Olga Ar
riVes N Port.
Bringing quantity Of impor;
freight. the Danish steamer Drouning
Olga. ~ the Norway Mexico Guif
line arrived IN port yesterday from
Christiaria. Norway. and locked a.
Chesapeake & Obi pier No. to dis
charge
she vii load exports here Tor Ha-
vsn1 and Vera Cruz. This is the
Drcnning Oiga's first visit 20 fhfs port
Just Thy g. rs. s. Special.
Cook With C>a
AutomobiIes-Can W. 4. Rouse.
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WHICH ~ WIDOW ~ THE VIII?
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Action for an Arcounting.
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Establishsd 1898.

Surrogate Cohalan denied yesterday
an Application 10y Mrs Adele W Ewart
to compel the executors of the estate Of
Henry II Heert cigar manufacturer
to pay hes a bequest 81 $50. 90 before any
other bequs-tS are paid On the ground
that Haert married her and left her the
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he enough Ia pay all They set up also
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"SCROOGE" WELL ACTED.
Notable Names In the Representation
Given NJ the American Theatre.

There were some notable names con-
nected with two % tho performers In
-SCroog' which was acted az the Amer
loan Theatre for the first time yesterday
afternoon Tom Terris-. who seemed TO
ha the lmprrsario ~ the company. is
Son Il IN. lamented William TerrisS, who
came first To- this country with Sir Henry
Irving. aud Charles r. DodSworth. who
had the title role ~ remembered "a one 81
the actors that frequently appeared in
the companies II Sir Henry Irving In this
country. And he came back with Law
renee and Henry Irving. ". r. TeTriSs
was also one of the capable actors that
APPEARED ia the play made from Dickens =
y christmas Carol
But even all the-e act ors were naturally
not as English AZ the piece itself, which
was strong not only with the feeling of
the Christ mas season but also OF the
kind Of drama thar Is - dear Ia the heart
Of the British publiC. There were nice
juicy shcas 81 comedy alongside firm.
solid streaks of unCtTous pathos. The
blend seemed To appeal TO the audience
On Forty second street last night. for
there are few acts IN the varied list on
recent programmes that had succeeded
IN bringing out such hearty applause a.
that which followed -SCrpoge
The old mi-er Is seen In his once on
lhrtstm eve threaienin To discharge
Bob CrutchH for his attempts az gayety.
rebuftlng his nephew Fred. Sho comes 20
invite him To dinner. and finally falling
asleep in his cold ONCE children chant
carols in the ~ rect. no snow falls and
there are sounds of Christmas merrinent
from without
But all that Scrnoyo sees j. the ghost
II Marley, who comes haca To hun. and
all that he hears ar" his warnings The
pictures that Marley In his dream points
nut To- him are his own home IN his youth,
his s~eetheart. the Crdchc family bless
ing him for their hapI mess and then the
death ~! Lutte TN IL IL his own neg
lected tombstone that hs sse- as ihc last
vision If his dream.
Then came his change nf heart and
when Boz Crdch'' went out with his salary
raised and Scroog, sent word 10 his
nephew tha' he would come To- Christ
mas dinner with him the audienC" ap-
plaude,I nightly
Thsra wcr" other things hc-Ides the
sigh; Il The snpWsiprm which seemed
.tSt night ESPECIALLY appealing to gam
w" favor ~ the audience lhe acting
was generally II much more iluwina-
tive and arti-tI" kind than uns usually
~Hrs IN the continuous tnettrc- Then
thor" ws-" thirteen character IN
-Scrpoge" a. well 49, several changes
uf scenery together With numerous ac-
mIrahie light effects and = vaudeville
audience dearly loves bargain