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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-30
LAS SESIoNES DEL CoNSEJo
Sc CELEBRARAN EN-
LONDRES.

PARIS 29-El gobierno ingles
de acuerdo con ell de Francia, IA
decidido que las proximas reunio
mes del Supreme Conseio inter
aliado Sc verifiquen en- Londres.
Esta medida sc debe IA ilnpo
sibilidad en- que Sc encuentra
Lloyd George de salir de la capi
tai de Inglaterra, donde Sc en-
cuentra retenido por la gravedad
que actualmente reviste la cues
bi0n de Irlanda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-30
Ell Palacio del Virrey de Irlanda ha sido atacado
Conplot Budapest para sesiar toos los ministries
I'm automovil Sc despeno
aver tarde por un precipiciio
I'm muerto cuatro heridOs de gravedad

Don Francisco l'mpirrrc Car
mona, que hahia comprado un au-
tOm6vil "FOrd", sali0 aver tardr
dc Comcrio hacia Bayam6n, con
.objc'o de probar cl carro, y al He
gar al kil0mctrO -. tuvo la mala
sucrtc de que So lie rompicSc cl
guia, yGndOsc por un prrcipicio.
Cuando Don Francisco Sc di0
cuenta del inminentc peligro, do
un gritO dc alaIma general, para
que Sc Salvaran los pa j"roS, pc
.rO estOS, qucdaron pttrifica los. Y
sin saber que h1ccr en- aqucl mo-
mento de panico. fucron arrastra-
dos Ell 81 caro- dcSgraciado.
Los paSa jcrOS cram Don Fran
cisco Cmpierre y su hiiito; Don
Armando Marcial y dos pcones,
unO de elloS llamldo Pho Carm0-
ma, y cl ORC Pedro, quicn muri0
a cOnsecucncia dc las heridas Y
lcSiOncs que rccibiera rn cl ac-
cidente. Sc ignora el apcliido de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-30
Los dHSsfiOS de baseball
celebrates eI domingo
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buenOs: pero se rInd eron ante el
empu:c dc 81 advcrssrio

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-30
Ell JAPoN EsTA DE FIESTA

TOXIC, 29.-En una fiesta fas-
tuosa celebrada en- ell Palacio i'm
perial, ell Emperador del Japon
ha leido un mensaje oongratulan-
dose de las amistosas relaciones
cue hoy sostiene dicho Imperio
con las demas potencias mundia-
les.
Dicho mensaje ha sido comenta-
do favorablemente por todos los
diplomaticos que asistieron Il
acto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-30
Lloyd George muy
prGOCupadO pOr Ia
question de IfIanda
-s'sintI"n tiied With tho Poas
! sss at san Juan Pr on Dee. oa,h
=, = -" f"ilOSung csules A. r~uuIr
nv Sc, All Ii2BP 1. 4 Reg lpIA
oPOR CABLE INCHES,
/ A CUESTICN DE IRLANDA
REVISTE GRAVEDAD IN
MENSA

DUBLIN, 20 NueYamente Sc
han reproducido los des3rdanes en-
Ia capital de Irlanda.
Anoche, un grupo oc revoltosos.
d&ndo gr.tos subversivos, Sc apro-
X'mo al palacio del Vrr2y v SOS
two un largo tiroteo con Jas fuer
2aS que guardian el ediiicio
A consecuencia dc ia refriega,
rcsultaron muertos un oacial y
IN gUardia.
Tambien perecio un atacante y
cuatro mas resultaron heridos.
Fueron detenidos cuatro de los
agresores, pero los demSs logra-
ron escapar
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-30
ULTIMA HORA
(POR CABLE INGLES)

nERLIN, 29.-Continua agra
IGose la question obrera en- Wis
"a del hambre que predomina.
BARCELONA, 29.-Se ha for
mado una poderosa compaiiia pa
ra construir un tren subterrSneo.
MADRID, 29.-El gobierno ha
aprobado ell aumento en- las tari-
fas de ferrocarriles y telefonos.
Tambien ha decidido aumentar
en- quinientos millones de pesetas
la actual circulation de los billie
teS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-30
UN INCENDIO EN- LA PLAYA
DE PONCE
Maestro.

Ponce, Dec. %. 1919.
Ell MTNDO.
San Juan.
Dcclar6Se mcendio poblado Pla-
va casa comercial Gracia Y Co..
casa dos pisoS. Incendio localiza
do en- cl acto; aScguradas cXiStcn-
cias dos mil quinientoS dollars
la casa ascgurada en- mil cien do
IarcS. Graca arrestado orden fs-
cal, eXigiendolc fianza mil d0laro',
presto. Simpatizadores politicos
DR.. Barbosa obsequiado banqucte
anoche Detective ocupa dos
alambiqueS Y ron Manuel Flores
Manuel Mocete Padilla
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-30
QuGrian vOIar eI
tGatrO de Ia Opera
dUranta Ia function
True translation nteu with rh~ pu~,
nj st + at San Juan PR, on Dee. 29th
1919, of the following cables as recuir-
sd by Sec 4Sl LIZ B p l.. 4 Reg 1913
CPOR CARLE INGLESD
TREMENDO COMPLOT COMU-
NISTA EN- BUDAPEST.

BUDAPEST, 29.-La policia de
csta capital ha descubierto III
complot' comunista que ha pro
duciGo cnorne sensac;ol.
Los comrnistas tenian toio
perfectamente tramado para ma
tar a toios los n n;stros, apcdc
randose del poder.
Proyectabase, adem S, voler el
gran Teatro dc la Opera DUR e
Ia function.
La policia ha dctenido a -n''iti-
tud d, personals, incaut1ndo5e
ademas de numerosos e12los; ;vos,
agujas vcnenOsas y otros objetos
infernalcs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-30
GRAYISTEA ACITACION
EN- TAN 1E-

TkNGER, ga consecuencia
Ge haberse exportado los articulos
alimenticios en- grandes cantida
dies, ha surgido en- la po5lacion
nativa una gran indignation con
ira los franceses que han acapa-
RADIO todas las existencias.
Tan grave es la situacion. que
Sc teme ocurra un grave levanta
miento de fatales consecuencias
Las autoridades estan tomando
las nlayores precauciones para
eVitar cl confiicto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-30
LINARES RIVAS IRA A CUBA

MADRID, 29.-El insignc CO
mediografo Linares Rivas embar-
cara dertro de pocos con rumbo q
la isla de Cuba, desde donde ha
sido invitado por sus paisanos, los
gallegos, residences en- aquella An
tilla.
Linares Rivas aprovechara su
cstancia ALI para estrenar algu-
mas obras que tiene escritas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-30
UNITED STATES
POST OFFICE.
A LOS TENEDORES DE
APARTADOS

San Juan. p. r.. Dchrr ~. t9l9
Sc adviertc Il los ducnoS de
apartados que aqueIloS que 10 re
uneven cl alquiler dc los mismo.
por ell trimestre que vence Ell L'tr
20 trcntiunO del 1920, antrS de
dia de enero pr6Ximo, perderiu
su dcrechO los mismOS. ofreci"n
dose a nucvOs sOlictantcs. 3eoii'
10 disponen las leyeS poStaleS.
POSTMAS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-30
Puerto Rico dehe traSIa-
dar los FeStOS de BHtanCeS
Importante telegrama de Cabo
Rojo.
Cabo ROjo, Dcbre. -, 1919
Ell MI NDO,

Cabo ROjo, Dcbre. -, 1919.
Ell Mt'NDO,
San Juan.
AcabamoS dirigir siguicntc tc-
legrama a Gobernador, Senado y
Camara: EntcradoS prcnsa pals
gobierno cubano quierc trasIadar
cuba restoS Doctor Be ances. en-
tpndemOs Puerto Rico no dcbe
pcrmitirlo. Pedimos Sc cumpIa
ley asamblea Legislative asignan-
do fond0S traSlado rcStos Betan-
COS Puerto Rico, SaIiendo inmedia-
tamcn'c comisionado cumpIir ley
antcs que gobierno dc Cuba tome
acci0n. Suplicamos su coopcra
ci0n cn este Sentido.
Logia "Cuna de Betances
Rodolfo Colberg,
Maestro
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-30

este pcOn.
La cSccna fuG rculmcntc des-
garradora, y una dc las victimas.
que logr6 saIir con vida. rclata
ll"na dc pavor, Que al or las la
menlacioncs Y los Gritos de do
lor, de los ql" cstaban Ell cI abs
mo, So lr saltaban las Iagrimas,
porquc no podia prcstar ayUja.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-30
LOS QUE VIAJAN

Han sido e$pedidos pasaportes a
Cesareo de los Angeles Muniz Lo-
renzo Tollinchi. para Santo Domin-
90. para Cuba. Cornelia Con
zaIez Monserrates Diaz.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-30
UNA INvITAcIoN

FL doctor o. Jordan, presidente del
Casino Portorriquefio de Manau. nos
remite atenta invitacion para al bale
de confianza, que para despedir ell vie
jo aho, tendra lugar Ell los salones del
referido Centre, ell dia 81 del actual a
las de su noche.
Agradecemos la invitacion
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-30
Ultima hora

Ha quedado defnitivamente instala
do Ell taller de lei Brujo" Ojeda en-
San Jose No. 6. Llamelo al telefono
355. Advt.
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Taquigrafa

Sc desea una joven que sepa
ingIes y espahoI, de referencias,
y que saIario pretende.
Informara P. o. Box SIG, San
Juan p. r.
Advt.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-18

1t is, indeed. most distinguished
company with which the Charles
Frohman Company has
Ethel surrounded Ethel Bar
barrymore rymore for her appear
ance here at the Or
pheum Thcater for two performances.
saturday March 80, in r, c. Cartons
delightful comedy. THE OF Chance"
Eva lie Gallienne. who achieved some
thing OF an individual success in the
same role in New York last season,
and earlier in Mr. Lazarus" appears
as the young Duchess of Dorchester:
Edward Emery. agreeably recalled
here for innumcrable appearances in
conEenial roles, is the poker-playing
Major Bagleigh, role in which he.
toe. scored personal hit in New
York. Anita Rothe. who was the
funny small-town authority on clothes
with Miss Parrymore, in "Our Mrs,
McChesney," has an equally humor-
Gus characterization in THE OFF
Chance" Miss Rithe has been identi-
fed with many of Miss Barrymore's
greatest successes. notably as the
amusing ballet mistress in Captain
links William Boyd. who was the
likahle 7. a. Buck. Jr., in Our Mrs.
McChesney," appears as the Duke of
RnrGhester in Miss Barrymore present
vehicle.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-18

The story of Wanted For Murder"
showing at the Victoria to-day and
sto-day and tomorrow,
Nnnted For opens in q small west
Nurder" at ern town. Dick Randall:
the. Victoria n typical American boy,
is the sole support Of
his widowed mother ,and during the
days of the second draft on this
ground he claims deferred classifica-
ton
Later. however this claim Is with
drawn voluntarily and we find Dick
in the midst of lighting in France
subsequently he is wounded and in
q deiirium wanders to the German
trenches and through peculiar incl
dent is permitted to pass into the oc-
cupied territory back of the lines.
~ Hero he meets Coriinne' little
mother. Nine. Frenaud, and sister,
Annette.
During a counter attack by the Ger
mans Nine. Frenaud and Annette are
killed Dick and Corinne escape and
work their way back SafelN to the
American lines. After satisfying the
commanding officer concerning his all
socGnce and, relating his experiences.
ton and care given him bv Corinne
the officer offers Corinne the protec-
tion Of the stars and Stripes and de
tails her to Dicks especial care
the regiment, and the overwhelming
attention she receives from the boys
makes Dick extremely jealous. which
results in relapse OF the fever, and
again in a delirium he wanders off
from his regiment.
Meeting with some Yanks who are
amusine themselves by dra awing car
toons Of Bill Kaiser. he walks over to
one of the sketches and writes the
immortal words, WANTED For Muir
der ss fitting caption.
He then conceives the idea to dis
tribute circulars from an airpiane
broadcast over Berlin. carrying a pic
ture of the Kaiser with the words,
wanted For Murder" The effects
OF THIS results in a complete collapse
Of the Gerfnan morale and Dick,
through a series Of incidents. captures
thc kaiser and lis son single-h handed.
or course. this is all an hallucina-
tion: caused by fever. hut later. when
n" ts restored to Corinne. he learns
or t"rm?nN'S surrender. and finally
we find th"m back in America with
b'"t r'"ther. a living testimony of
n union between America and France.
in love and in arms.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-18
To Tell of Devices
Used During the War

Detailed explanations of the per-
fection and use of the more impor-
tant inventions which were adopted
by the government and which help
ed to bring the war to a close Will
be given by DIR. E. A. Eckhardt. of
the Bureau of Standards, at the
membership luncheon of the Cham
Der of Commerce in the Penn-Har-
ris hotel next Tuesday at noon.
AS the government has released
the censorship ban on this informa-
ton DR.. Eckhardt was at once Sc
cured to address the chamber. He
will explain how submarines signal
while running submerged; electric
control of machine guns, how sound
singing instruments are used to To-
cate heavy artillery, wireless
telephony to and from a.rplanes and
other devices in use.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-18

Fresh, clean, throbbing with mem
ories of the homelY, old-fashioned
days when our
"LittIe Women" grandparents were
Splendid Picture young, Louisa NJ.
Alcott's famous
novel was presented in motion picture
form at the Regent yesterday. 1t will
also be shown to-day and tomorrow.
1t is n beautiful, old-fa shioned story
OF love and sunshine and happiness
that everyone knows. More than TO-
100000 people have read the book and
t. them it is as much a classic as
Uncle Toms Cabin" and the other
epoch making literary works that
have a permanent place in our IL
braries. Everyone. too. knows the
story of Little Women" that delight
ful love story we sat up late reading.
There is a thrill and a captivating
charm to it that bringy the tears and
smiles just as the month of April
brings clouds and sunshine.
The story is a beautiful one, and the
cast is we'll fitted to handle it. The
parts Of the four little women, 10.
Reth. Meg and Amy. are taken by
players who are renowned for thriI
beauty. charm and talent. Strength,
vim, vigor and exquisite artistry are
characteristic of the production.
The Kiwanis Club or Harrisburg,
sailors and marines. saw the picture
this party and besides there were
many other prominent people. includ-
ing high civic and State officials.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-18
Plans For New Church
For Christ Lutherans
Outlined at Anniversary

w. M. Hoerner former superin-
tendent of Christ Lutheran Sunday
School in an address at the twenty
ninth anniversary yesterday out
lined plans for the construction of
new church edifice with a seating
capacity of 1900. Mr. Hoerner was
the first superintendent of the sun
day School twenty-nine years ago.
Old buildings. on the three lots
on Thirteenth street now the prop
erty of the church, will be razed and
a modern edifice erected to adjoin
the present Sunday School room.
The Rev. Thomas Reisch, pastor. w.
II. Sechrist, and Frank j. Wallis
addressed the school,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-18
M. E. Appointments
Will Be Made Today
By Associated Press.

Philadelphia, March 1S.-A debate
on Bolshevism featured yesterdays s
session of the Philadelphia Metho-
dist conference. 1t grew out of a
resolution, which was adopted, con-
demning officers of the Methodist
Federation for social service for per-
mitting alleged Bolshevistic utter
ances by its secretary, DIR. Harry f.
Ward. DR.. Ward is q member of
the faculty of Union Theological
Seminary.
The conference also adopted a
resolution protesting to Presidy ynt
Wilson against the appointment of
George d. Herron,, on the United
States commission in Russia.
1t is expected that the conference
will adjourn to-day after the an
nouncement of the appointments.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-18
DR.. Orr to Address
Y. nj. c. A. Next Sunday

DR.. w. w. Orr. evangelist, who
addressed the mems mass meeting
in Fahnestock Hall Sunday after
noon. and who is conducting series
of evangelistic services in the Mark
ct Square Presbyterian Church. will
address the meeting to be held in
Fahnestock Hall next Sunday after
noon. Harry P. Armstrong, evan
gelistic singer, will render eSveral
solos and will lea.S the chorus sing
ing.
Yesterdays meeting was an in
spring one. DR.. Orr spoke on THE
DEVILS Detective" Mr.. Armstrong
led the song service and sang sew
eral selections.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-18
Issue Warrant For
Arrest of Dr.. Wilkins
For Wife Murder

Long Beach, n. Y, March 1S.-A
warrant for the arrest of DR.. Walter
X. wilkins, of this place, charging
the physician with the murder of his
wife at their home here February 27,
was issued last night by Justice of
the Peace Coleman at the instant of
District Attorney Weeks, of Mas
sau county. A general search is be-
ing made for DR.. Wilkins, who is
said to have disappeared Monday
morning. .
-- T..
Use McNeil's Pain Exterminator--Ad d
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-18

The most famous of all Army bands
that of the Three Hundred and
SiXty-ninth L.
licnt. Sim EurOpc's :. Infantry -
"Supcr Jnzz' Concert the b a e k
Hell Fight
crs,' of Harlem, under the leadership
Of Lieutenant James Reese Europe
VIII give two popular concerts at the
Crpheum Theater this afternoon and
evening, inaugurating long concert
tour of the United States The band
which comes direct from the fighting
fronts or France. consists of sixty Ave
lnstrumentalists and has been organ
lHed by Lieutenant Europe along the
most approved, modern lines. 1t Is of
y quality that will compare with the
best military concert bands in any
country; but has the advantage of
presenting a style of musical enter
1ainment that is unique and all its
own, as well as eXcclling in the cN-
hiliratins, characteristically American
Jazz music, which is just now the
]nelodic craze of the entire world. But
jim Europe offers super Jazz" that
has nothing in common with the tin
pan effects of the dance orchestras' II
IS the music with which Lieutenant
Europe entertained the doughboys in
France. the music with which he won
the hearts OF the Parisians and set
them keeping tine to it's Infectious
rhythm, the music that tells of the
dash ana Nigor of the real American
spirit.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-18
..l!z10sEf'zEzzza

MAJESTIC
Hlsh Class Vaudeville - George
Choos musical comedy, Perhaps
You're Right" four other Keith
acts.
Also another episode of "The Light
nlng mng Raider" featuring Pearl
ORPHEUM
Europe and His Band, the Three Hum
ored and SiXty-ninth Infantry
Wednesday. matinee and night, March
l9 - Elliott, Comstock and Gest
offer "Oh. Boy" with original cast
and production.
Thursday, evening only. March 20 -
Eose Coghlan in The Aftermath"
COLONIAL
To-day Marion Davis in The Belle
of New York"
Mednesday-Bert Lytell in Faith"
Thursday. Friday and Saturday-Mil-
dred Harris lMrs Charlie Chaplin,
REGENT
To-day and tomorrow William 4
Brady presents Little Women"
Thursday. Friday and Saturday -
Douglas Fairbanks in Arizona"
VICTORIA
To-day and tomorrow Wanted
For Murder"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-18

Marion Davies will be seen for the
last times tonight at the Colonial
Theater, in striking
"BeIIC of screen version, "The
New York" Belle of New York" The
mt Colonial story concerns a Saliva
ton Army lassie, who
learns that the man she loves is the
son of the man who brought ruin and
death upon her father. How she be-
comes n society queen wins instant
sympathy from the audience. She Is
supported by an excellent cast and an
interesting asset is the appearance
of Flo Ziegfield's famous beauty
chorus in some of the scenes.
wednesday. only, Bert Lytell will
be seen in Faith"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-18
Friends Of Free Ireland
to Ask Presidents Aid

More than 500 people were pres
ent at the annual entertainment and
dance in celebration of st. Patrick's
Day, held by the Ancient Order of
Hibernians in Cathedral hall last
night. Resolutions calling for the
right of the people of Ireland to Sc
lect their form of government were
adopted and it was resolved to pre-
sent them before President Wilson.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-18
Esthonians Masters of
Situation on Pskov Front

Copenhagen, March 1S.-Esthonian
forces are again masters of the sit
uation of the Pskov front, according
to an official statement issued by the
Esthonian army headquarters, which
says the Esthonians have launched a
counterattack in that
region. In heavy lighting in the
Petchori district. west of Pskoy
Esthonian and Finnish troops have
captured a number of villages, the
statement says.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-18
TELLS OF sOLDIER,s DEATH

DetalIs OF the death Of Clarence
K. Hinkle. former member of the
Good VIII Fire Company. are given
in a letter from Corporal Ralph G.
Baughman, of Company D. One
Hundred and Twelfth Regiment. to
the dead mans mother. Mrs. Elmer
Hinkle, of Chambersburg, formerly
of this city. Private Hinkle was
buried in n small cemetery near
Chateau Thierry after having been
pierced by shrapnel last August.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-18
GEIGER IEAnc

John A. Geiger, of the Hill sta
ton, continues in the lead in the
sales of War Savings Stamps among
Harrisburg mail carriers with a total
of $1,242. G. A. Hollinger leads the
main office carriers with S5S7.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-18
TO ORGANIZE TALL CEDARs

The Tall Cedars, of Lebanon, a
Masonic social society, will establis
branch In this city within short
time, the charter being expected to
be granted next week. Applications
have already been received from ap-
proximately 100 members.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-18

New people. new singers. dancers.
comedians. costumes. scenic and cleo
trio effects, and a complete
"The new program with THE
SmRrter Smarter Set" this season,
Sct' and which will be the at
traction at the Orpheum
next Monday and Tuesday. with daily
matinee@. From the opening overture
70 the close of the big show, called
Darkest Americans" every number
IS said to move with snap and vigor
characteristic with The Smarter Set"
The Majestic's headliner the early
half of this week is another of George
Choos' breezy musical com
~ the edies entitled, Perhaps
Majestic You're Right" The act is
brimful of good comedy in
1ected by clever comedian; the girls
are pretty and dress attractively. and
the stage settings are elaborate
enough to call forth admiration from
everyone in the audience. A good
COMEDY show is booked around This
ATTRACTION. and includes Nelson's Rats
ana cats in an amusing novelty Of
ier!ng; Manning and Lee, clever duo
N prlSht song and patter skit of
the Hlftation variety: Wilson Broth
@fs, original comedy entertainers, and
Hordon and Ricca, novelty bicyclists.