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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-04
PERSONAL

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81 90 usi7soi butchers. Stfi5n
ZIG lishts tiGsomf 81 50, pigs.
5000 nfia 90.
Cattle receipts 1000. market stft.
dy, steers. fis.UNmagD. 90. western.
slt 900 $40 nui COWS. a0ugtiU0.
hoifnra $500 fff.fp. stocketr. $3.50
$4,000. calves. 500 70 ftf %
Sheep rereipta 500 market steudf
lambs fiesUud lGIt. yrarlurr. en-
asa .t wefhrrs 80 iUuflI %.
eWaa. ks.sHuFtn
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THE WORLD HAS known a
greater Fsll"r. agents either s0N
Take orders Tor Americas War for
Humanity and Complete History uf
World Mnr $500 book. $50 percent
commission uutnO and honkh ready
Presses running dHy and night tiF
records from every state. average
commissions per agent f.i n dIY
send iHc Tor mHIliue frpc outfit y. y.
DlckorHun co. Detroit. Mich
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Yea York Ian Fiull prices rs
Liberty nundH today we're atH fg
60. first convertible ~. gl 0H second
o. $500. first convertible as %
90 ncoud convertible f4a 20 go,
thIfd tau gsIf fourth go 90 tt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-04

Department of fhr irttrI0T q q laud office
at snnth fo Nfw Mexico. nte q ipf-
NOTICE D. hrrrhY given ftHf Nicolas G.
SANCHEZ. of fauIts. New MasiTo. VINO en
Aprll =. 1913 mndr unpssirad sntrl. 40
Oisa5A far SO Mex end 50 NWt sne'
zion ~. rnunshlp p North. Range 4 West
New Msri0o N.rd.an has flee untrf Of lH.
tanii0n ln male fye year Proof. o. rsfahlI,h
claim 20 tlr land shove 40 rritcd. before To.
hias Espino,a tinted states Commissioner
~ Hrien. Nrw Mrklgo. on tho iith day o.
January. 1919
CaiHaut naWoa a. witnesses Manuel
Harantn ~ larAlos, A. Mex Francisro
MoYh. OF i%sralra. y Mes Manuel Garcia.
NJ nslsn. 81 Mes Enrique 5 Ssuchst, Of
FRANCISCO pELGAnO.
las, nutiistsd 1sp a. 1919.
Last v1blth.d peG 10. igis.
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Chicago Jan nuttrr HIGHER
cfUss,fr1 ssHt1t
EEEs oaHicl ursts 1906 y or
dinup nrss 'pu6p. 90 mark. cases
Included GUMt1
Potatoes higher. receipts 90 cars
Wisconsin. Michigan and Minnesota
hulk. 30 s.afft.Nt. same Boz sacks. ST.
suafisb.
Iuultft. alive. lower. fowls ESQ
10. HrrinEf. 81 turEffH 20
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-04

&C. ipir Boo market strong beef steers.
tli 900 $40 90 COWS uud heifrrs. S.
Nmfli0n, Hiucksfs and feeders. sti.
HuMft3po calves. g. 90 $3.50
Hurr, receipts. coo. market steady
top biuU, uuik so $50 ti5 900.
sheep. receipts. $4,000. market
strunu lambs fti-OH $40 nH. ewes.
$500 80 it
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Ncw Nora. Jon g. cotton futures
closed steady January. -saN March
-ttu. May. -su1 July 49, ucio.
her llII
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STOCK rAit~MEN- Financial hnutc
has opening for I've tl.InN p1r
month stock alcsmon 20 follow up
live leads which cost us from $40 20
fla apiece boz small towns. str1uE
selling issue Have active endorsement
uf many prominent men. % to 30
loads when rllosulnn Htartr. moro CON.
uuuaiiN EErellcnt. references rrquir-
cd Address Sales Manager. gas. chit
rHFo Ave 'hicnE1 ii
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Department of he Interior. o.. s Land Office
o. santa fr Nvw Mraica De ipls
NOTICE BEL hruty given tnai Manuel Gu
tIerrgE. Ui Nernail'o, Nrw Mrslrp. Who. On
September o. zoos anldr Home. 'eaa rntfr,
80 nlHas. Cor Lot q sEk SM sec 10
.hip 81 NouH. usrse 2 Pest N,s Nrsiro
Meridian. tas tiled notice 81 Intention %
make five year rrYof a. establish liim 10
Tho land above iHs nhed. before ronrlIaHr
ortiz. Probate Clfri. AZ Hsfnailia. Nfs Nfr.
leo on the ran dfy Of ianuaD, 1910
Claimant UHmth on WlfuaffrhH IrHnfifr0
G o. nlea ns,'l rrullin inhllin rmlllo.
David rru! 1000. 10. 40 N piaritaH, View Mex'
TRASCfsCo nEtGApo
Register.
firi pahl.hsd pee o iois.
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WANTED-salesmen

iIISTNTT III IN World WI Nv
Francis A. March. brother of Gem
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70 passes illustrated. official photo
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pct month Trright paid. credit gwen.
putnt FREQ Victory ruhlishiug 60
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.nnN InnLadc IAnInE

Topeka Kan gam Clear WeHih"
rr yesterday BE- rIvlur the ltilrutN
apI,uIld opportunity tu dlE out ui the
second snow blockade 100 u week The
Nu,k island reports that i's ,uluthdl
line now lH 0ncn ami that itH ~ l'Hs0
uu, uu which several trains are snow
bound probably viii Do, opened TODAY
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Eszcma SPREADS rapidiyi itching OF.
moot drives you mad. For quick re-
LET uoan's ointment o. well recon-
mendsd. 90 cents no nll stores.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

iI.pfrA'rE sufferers 90 read uur am
nnuuremeuf urdfr Personal NO.
frurh. The Elrrtrothcrmui 90. afa
Harrison BIDS. stcuhruvilic, Ohio.
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WE OTTER oru u

Tor your expert Judgment and COM
pprison. Have YOU ever seen any
mo~ dainty aud tempting IN appear
ancof That docsn't end their good.
ness by any means They have a taste
that creates a longing for another
piece. Try them this week aud you'n
confess they at least equal your own.
PIONEER BAKERY
s. y. nuLISc. Proprietor.
207 South First Street
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WANTED SECOND hand mnrc. Ma
IrfiiC preferred Phone alit-U
WANrED-Chrunn Koonk nningins
hy master photographer. twice
daily service. Remember. satisfaction
guaranteed. Send your finishing TO 0
reliable established firm. Hanna a
iRunn. Master Photographers
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10 rr,l, tondInnn. ~ nrr.,.

k1usns tIif Nu Jan i=Huftuf.
crFn ,ud unuI.rr unchanged
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Coal Win not got ANY cheaper. or
DEE CcrHllO~ now. Hahn Son' Co.
Phone o..
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TrnEnCtLosIs Consumption "Ex.
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quickest method or process of cilm-
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kunslr cts Mu jan ulEs rs
coipta Z nH. mnrkrt steady heavy
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rhIrnrl nnn-I III rraar

thimru. Jan ~uHrun .kr Ir.
muud from local traders rave tu up
ward swing tudHy o. thp corn market
March delivery rulf a. a. new hlrh
price record f1f tls season tuHHinr
prices which varied from fhc nus
yesterday finish 90 cent lower
with january its 90 it14 and Sos
ias 90 ia were fuII" WsI hN dee
cided general advance
oats. like corn. turned upgrade Do.
suits u little weakness Ht tho outset
NuJr oponinr = of To- a hirh
&C. with Nny "a 90 Ih Htt the
market hardened 80 around
Lower quotations un hufs tended t0
care down nru l-IuHH
Prospects ~ re- luhtorial enlargement
~ receipts neat week led afts ward
zoo r. reaction. The close was unset
'Icd Hf tho SAINT HH Yesterday finish
~ puU hIEhUr with January
t21 go 1875 and h'N 60
On tho ia,s provision t-ldinr prices
rallied, hIf ths market w4s nearly
nominal
Close
Corn. Ianua, illfs STAY iI-h
Nufv InuuHfN. cora Mas tlTs
Iurl lauuun AiHi, o. o.
Lard Nav. .tNU
l.iNs January % 1904 Nav 90 '..
Oiirauu it,r-tuk
chicago. jam N b HuI..u ui
MARKETED HHrr rrrriuH l
market . Goo lH RENTS bower fIHH ts
trIdHf.H average UuIL Hf rH'.a 81
fYnHls ,H butcher" 90 ..H
light $40 uil, uHobiur Hlt
Htl, tH thruWHute. flatlHaIt Of.
IIrH EuHI IH uHHIru tlt $40 On.
Cattle receipts nnN compared
with wt.I .ln beef and butcher.
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MANTED-Posiiion a. b~ookEeepcr.
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que Herald.
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Hl
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
nm. SARAH CC4.ER
Practice Limited 70 children
offco Rooms 4 and 2 Wright Bids.
Fourth and Gold Avenue
HOURS: 2 To 4 Pm.
Pes. Phone so7s. ofnos sei
DIR. SOLOMON L. BURTON
Special Diseases Of Children
Rea., 6iO s. Waiter, Phone 1J0fJ
Office, Suite 8, Barnett Building
Phone CIT
DR. M1RGAntsr CARTWRIGHT
Practice Iimltcd q o Disease of No
men and Chlidrcu.
office. Rooms q AMI J, Meiiui hiin.
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Practlce limited 20 Eye. lar. Nose
and Thrunt.
Hours; i0.ts q. m. "a y. M
fhuuc sfh.
office iisii south secerd strcct.
OSTEOPATmC SPECIALIST
@. II. CONNER, M. D., d. o.
an Curablc Disease Tratcl
DErTIBTs
DiL .. y RIlAtT
Dental ~surEcrJ.
Rooms . and .. barnett Bidg Over
IN" Theatsr.
appointments made b. maii).
Phone 1ft.
ATTORNEYS
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Attorps y NJ law.
suitc ., Law iihrRry building.
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lawyer.
TETS IiarDcfi nila. hfbuqucrgns
MISCELLANEOUS
CHiHOrnAcTIC ADJUSTMENTS re-
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over Golden Rule store. Phone 5gf.
Minnie = Enrc. DC.
WE PAY highest price for gents ana
ladies' old clothes and old shoes
Chicago Second Hand Store. Phone
igs.
WE PAY spot cuHn Tor your used fui-
nlture. rugs stoves. etc. Phone ur
Bern hiil Furniture Co, ia North
second street Phone eos.
HiGhEsT price paid for al kinds 81
second hand clothes. shoes, trunks.
suit cases, ruHH, stoves ana nl kinds
Of furniture, We also nnV Old rubber.
metals. ana m kinds OF Junk. SIS SO.
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duatrial School, BOX taS.
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building in Albuquerque Tor tho nrSi
ninety days We VIII build you e. homt
absolutely a cost. Tor further par
tculars phone sos.
rpIt fNLff-~E room mouse 20 hc
moved of int Would consider Ford
rFr See shelton ~ HsrnhNn Furni.
turr co. ief n. second.
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10000 tU lrrUH e. Co " per
acre. 1000 OBJ NUn head ct cattle on
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and sleeping rooms stCam heat
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wANTED-Agents


tHh and English Large and quick
money o. agent cam ard BET me explain
uur proposition fules Manager SECURE
Petroleum tomfmnf OF Trkua Apply
Room tes Combs nnrun-Ho-
80 A-lhuquetuue. ~ 81
$500 PER MoNrE rclils % new pot.
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say 100 tu go percent iu rasullue. 80
miles ucr gallon made with Ford
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one sample free. strnnsky Nnpnrizer
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TAtLoRINu AGENTS Mems made.
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tcriuls Prices lower than others
sent free. Loedf Wooden Mills, Chi
cHru.
AGENTS breaking an records taking
orders for our popular History ~
the Gre War Wonderful photo
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Prospectus and outfit free y. j.
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You CAN MAKE. easily. Sis 20 s25
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paired. Albuquerque T. pewrite- EN-
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NnIIcn In ruIIIcArIoN

FIu, ratIi.hsd pee o ints.
last published jan "a. 1919.
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niture. rugs. stoves. etc. Phone ur
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second street. Phone eos.
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Last nuiiishsi rsp n. 1910.
Last vsblith.d bsG ~. igis.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-05
Music Movies and Drama the Iheaters ot Phoenix

the United States merges into old Mexico. The fourth of the funniest of all Mutt and Jeff comedies will also be shown on these two days, together with a new weekly.
 Tuesday and Wednesday another feature western play will be shown. The title of the film is "Ghost of the Rancho" with Bryant Washburn. q screen favorite, appearing in the lead ing role. This play has enjoyed great success in the east, where it has been showing during the past few weeks. A Chester Outing film will also be shown Tuesday and Wednesday.
 Sessue Hayakava in His Birth right" will feature the program for Thursday, Friday and Saturday. His Brthright' is one of the latest Hay akawa releases and critics are almost unanimous in their statements that it is his best film. This leading role calls for just such a character as the pecu- liar type represented by Hayakawaa and he does the part exceptionally well. It is a strong dramatic film with an unusual range. More than half of l the picture was filmed in Japan. The l supporting cast includes many promi- nent film stars. A news weekly and a three days.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-05
BORDER RAIDER" |S
 DRAMA IF ARIZONA

A play depicting life in Arizona in the early days. when raids across the international boundary line were the rule rather than the exception, is the Border Raider featuring George Iarkin and Betty Compson, which will be shown at the Columbia theater to- day and Monday
 This is super-feature western drama of the type that instantly ap- peals to all lovers of the big outdoors. It is replete with action and thrilling situations and shows the methods practiced by tho pioneer cattlemen oi thiss state in protecting themselVe against the interruptions whites and Mexicans who preycd upon them and their herds.
 The scene of the play is in Arizona and New NN1ico. Hundreds of COW punchers take part in the big scenes and q wild chase over the mountains and plains is one of many exciting sit nations in the film.
 A Mutt and Jeff comedy will also Dc shown on these two days. This series drawn by Bud Fisher in France, is rec ognized as his best works.
 A new weekly, showing current events here and abroad, and especially along the battle fronts in France, vii augment the Sunday and Monday pro gram.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-05
TIE FLOWER"
 IS HIP OFFERING

Juanita Hansen, pretty, winsome and petite. well known to those who follow pictures. comes to the Hip to start off the week in The Sea Flower" The story is a romance of the South Seas. and tells of a beauti- full white girl who has been abducted when a baby and taken to the wilds of the southern isles, where she grows to beautiful womanhood. She breathes the atmosphere of the wilds and her life is shadowed only by the presence of him whom she knows as her father "a drunken beachcomber and fisher man. After the opening scenes of the story, the plot is shifted to San Fran cisco. where we find Secret Service agent engaged in the pursuit of q band of spies. His quest takes him to the high seas. where he is discovered 1 eavesdropping and promptly set adrift ! in an open boat and left to his fate. But his fate is kind and he is washed i ashore on the island where resides the ] heroine, and the romance is started.
 The action from then on is swift and ! sure the scene shifting repeatedly to ! San Francisco, the open seas and the island. Thrill after thrill is the result as the audience follows the hero hreathlessly through his relentless pur- suit of those he seeks to destroy. He does not forget the kindness showr him on the island, nor does his lovt for the girl ever weaken, and we finC tho finale of the story showing tho
 Secret Service agent victorious ano
 the girl assured of the happiness sh,
 deserves.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-05
W eel's Happenings
 At Local Theatars

STRHND-Sunday, Monday, Tues day, Mary Piokford in "Johanna En- iiats' comedy and Psthe News. Thurs day. Friday Saturday and Sunday, thc ~-usatlorci scenic offering. "Cannibals c5 the SoGth Sea lslands.
 COLJM6lh-5u0d7y and Monday, George -arkin and Betty Compson in The Border Raiders with a Mutt and Jeff comedy and 2 news weekly; Tues day and Wednesday,, Bryant Wash barn u "Chost of the Rancho" and q Chester Crting scenic travel film; Ihu5sozy, Friday and Saturday, 5es- Sue Fayskawa in "His Elrthrieht,' 70 ~ith a news weekly and a comedy.
 LAMARA-Sunday and Monday. Tom Mix ia "M-. Logan, U S. Az with Bray comedy. Tuesday, Wednes- day and Thursday Billie Burke in Lets Get Divorce" with Burton Holmes tf7Ve,ogUe on the same pro- s-a7. Friday and Saturday, Jack TSoI,ford in Sandy" with Official Wa lev ev..
 HiP-2u7day Monday and Tuos- z -y ju5nv7 Hansen in' The Sea
 .-"or' v'tn comedy 7ttr1ction. Bal 77c7 o5 tro week program will be an UouHccd i7t,r
 E8lCEN-Guoday. "Tha Girl ot Todoy' Charlie Chaplin, Fatty Ar 5acNo -7t 2 Ceri-tj3 comedy.
 F-h-n-surday and Monday. "Un- t777ed;' Teo7d7y md Wednesday N..7gr57h -o-c.7. Dawn of Under 0'7-d.na -i7o William g. Hart in ."c-veei wastcr1; Thursday and Fri day, "C7rme0 Of the Klondike,' fea turing Clara Williams; Saturday, "Se erct Coae' Triangle picture. WatcI For "Rcncna.'
Arizona republican., 1919-01-05

lures, but very few of these gain sue cess in depicting the west with abso- lute fidelity That is because these impresarios do not really know the west. understand it, understand its people, it's spirit it's traditions, it's cos tunes, it's character.
 This cannot be said of that wonder ful master of dramatic effects, Cliff Smith. Mr Smith is an old-time cow puncher He has slept in the saddle and rounded up a herd at thirty a month and grub. He has fought against the Mexicans along the border and knows the west down to the last final point.
 In Roy Stewards last picture, "Cn- tanned" to be shown at the Plaza to- day and Monday, which Mir. Smith has just finished producing, Cliff Smith has painted all the romance, the poetry, sentiment. the rich, adventur- ous spirit, and violent, deadly life oi the Mexican border. A thrilling love story Hits it's haunting strains througl the rough, hard riding of "Untamed.
 As Jim Jason, western ranchman Roy Stewart enters into partnership
Arizona republican., 1919-01-05
NARY P.CAF0RD IS
 COPYING T0 STRAND

Mary FieEford, without question the r...t r.r.i.r star who ever graced the raau nll hold the boards at thu
 nd .r ae first part of the week.
 ming toauT. This star has stead
 3eu a hor present exalted posi- ..u ...aHsH h,r f.ncssc of art coupled
 .t1 ho" magnetic personality and her
 Ir... t1 III classps Her Irs..1' ring is from the studios of N'..a.. and is entitled Johanna En-
 ]. is typical Mary Pjckford g.i""in-. l-10ng strongly to comedy .H to G-ama of the lighter variety.
 iH ta= 'i} she is first seen as the
 p. farm, the daughter Of
 her VEo does not believe in cduca-
 ." 'to Rtum romance i= an un- -rwn word But Johanua knows
 . t"ora uIst tc something more in In iaI rn" than tb' Wmorciu grind v tu. IHm. and iu .-tr.tlE praNs for I..H. Her surprise may he readily r.-7.e when one day slo hears the n ..n:d ol soldiers aud the mii- I.r. notes of the h1rlo sounsi0@ clear "I1 alr.7@ on the road leading to thc
 n. Her prayer she thinks. has '.- more than answered, ,or here are tNu tNuus00d beaUN from whom She 'Hr mas. J choice. But Dan Cupid $ H rlsl rio3s little fellow and hjs plans ig many cases 'arc di1mctrIcaljy cp- uo..d t1 those mere mortal has form f.. SY t was with Johanna, and she u0s tersclf the center of attraction for at least three of the visiting sol- di.w-one private. another lieu tenant and the third the aristocratic cap.1in ol the party.
 Truly Icr list of suitors runs from thr low ,t 10 the highest, In the race tor her favor the private is accused of Incriination by the lieutenant and serves term in the guard house. The lieutenant eagerly presses his suit, but is mrch disturbed at the interest manifested by the captain. The au- thor has seen to it that not an inklina oC the end of the story is given throughout its telling, reserying the rrnrse for the "tadeout' The role ,f Johanna offers Mary PicEford mucf opportunity for the display of the win -nmcucss of the country girl as wei .- for the finished little lady into rich love has changed her. It is asciuaing story that has been royal 'v received wherever shown. The bil Hiu hc auzmented by comedy an' thc rtthe News.