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hardware. pa,n;k moor stains ts2
Vest broad S,recs Phone Madison
-sJ:. EiDa hardware CO.
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suffer with coughs. GROUP
sore throat. ear and toothac che. ear ulcers
inhamcd eyc!iGs. tnnamcd nostriis. nau-
raiEia. rhcunl tism and stin joints. when
Twentieth Century Royal Linitnent Will
give you quick relief: Full uiIcctionn
with bottle. Regal Chemical Co.. zoo
Laat Marshall Street.
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sale. ono hearse good as
i;.~ can De seen any time. w. L. Pred
NN. GOruOEs vile. Va.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SAFE
Farms and I.and For S.Ic

l. 9 / ~ psn saa soS r Sssoe Ms,, Sc
i'ETERSBuRG MD SEVEN PIN pss-.ysa
nave lsrE" ourthrr vt sinai, place. a
nc P","rsours aud Seven Pines car flnsS
suit you l. Y Branch ~ Fant ~
street Richmond. Va go ''"~
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SSiockholders' meeting once Va.
February 5. 1915. The resniar ro sn.
n ,tIl meeting OF the .stockholdnrs OF
c ms company will be held at the
Main Street. at liz O'Clock on Tues
day; the 18th inst. Vim. II. Nc
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Moving, Trucking, Storage. .;

HAULING of ali kinds wanted; c,cay.t-
ms ana transfer work. ! have three large
Tucns ana plenty OF dump wagons. Robert
II. i.uh haru. zoo Nest Main Street
IiOulrN ri .IlO.
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MONEY lend OH real estate Ru.in 4.
Sloan. IS North eighth.
wASTED. 10 lend OH country real estate
$500. $1,000 anu $1,000. George r. Craw-
ford q Co. 81. Last Main Street.
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cook-W.nied. good. reliable. experienced
COOK; coed wages right par,N, Room,
on lot Apn!y ~. West Grace
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GLASSES-We tit and make them. ELI,
Ray Fisher. o. c. oycsight speciaiists
second and Clay Streets. Madison 1850.
HAIR Observation-Disclosures hair WAYS
by appointment. y. Luebcrt. EOS North
Fourth Street.
liAiRDRESSI NG--IIair waving curl; guar
antced six months Not affected by sham
pooling or sea bathing. Full particulars
at Hughes Embarrassing Parlors. o09 North
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
HOROSCOPE
FRIDAY. OCTOBER a 1910


Although Jupiter rules strongly for
good this day, caution should guide all
affairs. According to astrology, .Sep-
tune, Saturn and Venus are adverse.
Commercial transactions ara subject
to the best direction curly in GA morn
ing, but. business deals with women
may be lucky,
Jupiter is in place read as promis-
ing for great business enterprises that
may benefit communities more than in
dividuals.
Cooperative projects will multiply
according to the seers, and the West
lucky. )
Women should be careful during this
sway of the stars to avoid deception
The seers prophesy much misrepresen-
tation regarding business and politics
which will win their confidence
Venus is in an aspect threatening to
the happiness Of those who WOO or wed
while tfRs configuration prevails
There Is sign read as menaeing to
the theater today, and especially to
those long connected with 1t. AS part
or the trend OF the new era, old man
ayers as well as old players are to be
superseded
Labor continues under the best in
fluences this month, but there may be
crisis due to a mistake in making
some important decision IN accepting
some new policy.
Railway matters will continue under
adverse, ruiz Of the stars, the seers
predict and accidents may be numer-
Gus.
Uranus is in a place read as indi.
eating accidents or explosions on shipS
The president OF the United States
has a direction Of the stafs making
for final success In high aspirations.
Persons whose birthdate II Is may
meet with many problems during the
outlook
Children born on this day are likely
to be generous and kind These sub
iects OF Libra usually succeed best as
eu1nln1as
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
MAGAZINE FEATURES
JUNGLE WIGGITYL n.
BEDTINIE' STORY
UNCLEDNIGGILY GOES SLTDING.

Wisgiy' Is he going to slide down a
muddy hill?"
"why--why. Jane, have my OLD
clothes on" spoke the rabbit gentle
man conclliatory like, and pleading.
Very Wen. II YOU will, | suppose
you will" spoke Nurse Jane bit stiff
w, "Theyr re your clothes, Only II you
come home with them all torn and fun
OF holes from having slid down a mud
bank, I'll have Ia mend them, sup
pose
"oh, I won tear any holes in EN-,
said the bunny. Come on. boys"
Away hurried The rabbit gentleman
and TOodle aud Noodle Flat-tBA, the
beaver chaps, sbout whom ] have told
YOU some stories before this,
Beavers, you know. are about as
large as puppy dogs They live In the
trees and. Just as do offers, another
water lowing animal the beavers like
10 make slippery muddy slides down
II hill near pond or spring
wen have lots Of fun, Uncle Wig
Eily!" said Toodle as he and his broth
err hurried on with the bunny
And YOU can slide as much as you
want to-" spoke Noodle.
Soon they came 10 the beaver slide
IN the woods Many Of the queer amt
mails were climbing up and riding down
some sitting Om their broad, flat tails,
ana OlleiA ahulHB OH tHtiI OdChh' "
paws, hist as they liked
Welcome TO our slide Uncle Wig
gilyl called Grandpa Whackum, the
Oldest beaver Of them all. Watch
mer
Grandpa Whackum dipped himself in
the water, and then ran TO the top OF
the slide He sat down, gave himself q
little shove and away he went in the
mud
''Oh, that's FUN" cried Uncle Wiggiy.
But as long as you can't dip your
self in the water, being rabbit and
not beaver here's piece Of nat
birch bark for you to sit on SAID
a sort OF sled for Uncle Wiggily to SIT
on so the bunny wouldn't tear his
clothes, nor yet get them muddy.
So Uncle WigElly went sliding down
hill on the muddy beaver slide with a
piece of birch bark fer sled Down
and down he slid. having io@ Of fun,
and he was going down for about the
sixty leventh time when all OF sud.
den, out from the woods ran the had
old skeezlcks, Right in the middle of
the slide stood the unpleasant chap. s.
u want you, Uncle Wlggily" he
cried, MS the bunny started to slide
down. -
Look OUT" cried the rabbit gentle
man And down he came so fast that
he knocked the Skeezicks over In n
back somersault and the bad chap was
tossed into the spring, and when ne
crawled out he was all wet So he
didn't get the bunny after all and Mr.,
LonEenrs had lots Of fun sliding down
the mud Nil on his bark sled
And II the mosquito doesn't bite. AL
hole In The dishpan and lei all the gold
fish Iunp out into the cannry birds
cage I'll tell you next about Uncle Wig
gily Ind the catnip.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
Character Attacked.

Rogers denied that Martineli was
with them while on the trip with the
girl,
on cross examination Rogers stuck TO
his story closely but was forced to add
nit by the states attorney that he had
been arrested on numerous charges.
Miss Brny's character was attacked
by the defense Mrs, S. r. Walker
who conducts roomlng house at go
North Main street said the girl lived
AT her house for several months with
her mother Mrs. Bette Reeves, but
she knew Of no Immoral act that would
reflect on Miss Bray, However, she
testified that Miss Bray did some very
indlscrcet things
II, " Kimbcrlin. Rayburu boulevard
proprietor OF a dance hall in Bingham,
ton, said that Miss Bray frequently Wis
tied his place but was finally asked
not to return because she "shimmied :"
Hugh Magevney, attorney for tho de-
fonse, put on several witnesses to prove
that Eugene MarUnclli was NOT In the
car when Miss Bray was alleged TO
have been attacked by the four men
charged with the assault, James Camp
hell, who roomcd with Martinelli, said
that Martlnellt returned home early on
the morning OF Sunday, Aug. s, and
was arrested about noon OF that day.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
ROUND THE TICKER
Cotton.

Washington Unless German forces
are withdrawn from Baltic territory
allies aud associated governments will
Withdraw all financial facilities present
ana prospective and all giving Of credit
viii be forbidden
New OrleAns-Fifteen thousand work
ers on tug boats along Gulf coast walt
ing on outcome of meeting this morning
whether strike viii be cAlted. --- NollOt
New lork--Curront expression OF
publish opinion Is that any decline after
bureau Will he low price for some time
-, T Hubbard 10 Reese,
New Orleans Galveston clears Il, 600
today, Map indicates stationery cundi.
Tons for day on two hut vHaNca 'a u
bad spell OF weather is not far off Cold
wave formation gaining over north
western. Kofler
New Orleans--New York wires, "put i.
side selling on advance. Local senti
ment expects very bullish bureau Gin.
nlngs about what expected, ~ Beer to
McFall
New York. Action market shows i'm d.
mediate effect shows trade expected
worse bureau sentiment. however, re-
mains bullish, Hubbard to Reese,
New York--ThInk advance has been
Too rapid cotton seed oil, look for some
reaction, Hubbard to Reese
New Yorl--Strikes both here and
abroad seem 10 be reaching their logical
end In defeat having lost all public
sympathy by their ruthless and udcalled
for actions, The world is to I've congrat
uIated upon having men like Jue&b Gary
and Premier Lloyd George who NWSe the
courage of their convictions The British
chamber ot commerce reports an out.
look for a tremendous trade with Ger
many and imports Of merchandise have
already attained very large proportions
Sterling exchange was much stronger
yesterday, Liverpool was a seller here
but trade buying was counter -balanc-
Ing feature. --hallon TO Shepard a Gluck
The New ORLEANS and New York cot
ton exchanges will be closed Oct 49,
Colupbus day.
New Orlcans-Liverpool very good
The erratic changes Of that market
would Indicate narrowness
New orleans---Dalas wiress' There Is
considerable export demand for the good
grades OF spot cotton. shepard a
Glucks
Liverpool cables: 1.-THE market AZ
fected favorahly by more optimistic
feeling regarding the strike situation.
New Orleans---with bureau as ex-
pected, weather fine. English and Amer.
lean strike situation. decreased spot de-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02

in North Memphis From there, he
said, he went TO the home of his father
in-law, on the l. c. railroad and Park
way, and remained there until Aug
Ii. IS days after the episode, when he
Was taken into custody by the sherlffs
force. While Nlrere he said he read the
newspapers every day and Knew what
was going on In the case,
Witness admitted that he had been
arrested several times and indicted
three times including the Indictment In
the present case He said that Judge
Harsh nolle pressed one case OF vic.
lating the liquor law against him, and
that he was out on bond In another case
charging him with carrying pistol
lie explained that he carried the pistol
because he had 81 700 in his possession.
He was looking after the business Of
Harry Klersky al the time and kept
the gun for protection
He admitted that he had hud two or
three drinks in South Memphis before
they drove by aud picked ny the, Bray
girl. but denied that he WAS drunk and
also said they had no liquor In the
car when they were with Miss Bray
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
wheat 17e, OoO, corn 1e.ooo, oats %, OoO.

Wheat lTa,00O, corn 10000, oats 10000,
Chicago-Been good character COM
mission buying in corn today. Also
more interest in May oats. Think both
markets maintain firm undertone for q
DAY or two.-Bahcock
Chioago--No . yellow corn lust sold
at SIb0, 8 cents up from Yesterdays
top. oats steady to 2 cents higher
Clement Curtis,
Chicago-Report OF one of our best
correspondents make corn condition 7a,6
against 7I6 last month. On revised Oc-
toher makes the par value indication OF
crop of 2,S9S,000, 900 bushels Improve
ment in north part Of belt Texas yield
Is heavier than Indicated. Dry aereas
show no Improvement. oats yield 2S,5
bushels per acre, Crop of 1905, 622, 900
quality reduce value below 100, 600, 900,
Spring wheat yield SIS per acre, or 200,-
100000 poor quality Winter wheat acre
Clement Curtis Il co. TO McFall.
New York wires. Understand two
of the packers have extended credits to
the central empire for lard purchases
and also that there has been good buy
ing for English of lard for shipment ball
anee of the year"
Argentine estimated shipmentss This
week 2,S60,0O0 corn, 2,f00,000 oats
Chicago Messages from down state
report active demand for old corn from
industries and New England points with
Sl,i0 bid I, o, b. Illinois points for No,
2 yellow 10 days shipment. Local
handlers bid Sl.45 for No. yellow five
days shipment. Memphis reports Okla
homa asking for bids on new corn,
prompt shipmeNt,--WagnC & co.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02

sRise. Fail.
The river in the Memphis district with
rise slowly,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
Copyright, 1919, Vby Mcclure News
paper Syndlcate)
BY HOWARD r. GARiS

BY HOWARD r. GARlS.
Uncle Wiggily Longears. the bunny
rabbit gentleman, was sitting in his
hollow stump bungalow reading the
p.pei one morning, when lhe heard a
knock on the door
ell go see who il "a" offered Mr.
t.onsearsi for Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy,
bis nlushrat lady housekeepeS had her
DAVIS Ia the bread dough, getting ready
10 make some apple dumplings
Well II II Is any OF the animal chill
dnenl asking you 10 go scooting or
Stating, tell EN- you can't go!" said
Nurse Jane.
why not" asked Uncle wiggily, as
he laid aside the cabbage leaf news
paper he was reading.
why not? ! should think after
what happened 70 you yesterday when
you tried 70 ride NeddieH Stubtail's side
walk scooter, and the Pipsisewah al
most got you'll should think that was
enough" spoke the muskrat lady, dig
nifled.like and senatorial
#Oh, but the Pipslsewah didn't get
met laughed Uncle Wlggily. 'Any-
how. I'll see who this is "
He opened the door, and, back In the
kitchen where she was baking a lemon
orange shortcake, Nurse Jane could
Lear the humble of voices. Pretty soon
Uncle wiggily came In to get hts hat
tI'm going out he said
'scootlng again. Nurse Jane wanted
TO know.
mo, not this time, spoke the bunny
with a laugh; I'm just going sliding
with Toodle and Noodle Flat-tail, the
HEAVIER boys. They're out in front wait
ing for me"
Nurse Jane wiped her paws on her
apron, and got little dab OF white
flour on her nose. She always looked
funny that way.
wen, / do declare exclaimed the
.nuskrat lady housekeeper. You get
>worse and worse Instead OF better and
betterW
why, what's the matter now?" ask
ed the bunny,
las II sidewalk scooting wasn't
enough, now you're going sliding'
went on Miss Fuzzy Wuzky, "Wiil you
tell me, Uncle Wigglly Longears, how
YOU can 80 sliding when there ia neith-
IN snow nor ice2 ! admit you can slide
ID the winter, but here Il ia only Ooto-
her. and we haven't had Indian summer
Aetl'
soh, I'm not going sliding on ice~
laughed Uncle Wiggily "As you say,
II couldn't be done on ice or snow this
time OF year, at least around here,
where we life. But Toodle and Noodle
don't have 70 find ice or snow to make
mo, indeed, Nurse Janet said the
two little beaver boys, as they stood
on the steps waiting for Uncle WiggIly.
Our slide Is the slippery bank near q
spring OF water. We jump In the wa
ter, get all wet and then slide down
the side OF the smooth hill Tho water
and the mud make a very slippery
place, It's lots OF funtN
II dare say II is--for beavers spoke
Nsirse Jane but what about Uncle
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02

Read News scimitar wsntA
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
Girl Fought viciously.

Rogers told his side OF the story on
direct examination without any APP
parent fear. When he grabbed her
10 keep her from jumping from the
car, he said. the car was going rapidly
and he was afraid she would KIN her
self
she began fighting after the car
started east or jackson avenue" he
oeclared. she seemed little mad but
thought she would get over It"
While passing 81 Josephs hospital
at a good rate OF speed Rogers said
Miss Bray made an Intellectual effort
to jump from the car "She wrestled,
fought me and pulled my hair. but final
N ! got her to sit down. he eontin-
The witness said that Miss Bray
finally agreed to sit down and keep
quiet and he paid no further attention
to her then, not believing that she In
tended to jump Benny South who was
driving the car, he said, told them that
he would carry the girl back home
When they reached Vollentine street
he said the girl jumped over the door
q the car and he did not see until she
hit the street. II then cried, My God
she has jumped outl' asked South
80 stop the car and so did Patton but
South said he was afraid to go back, :"
Rogers testified.
The witness denied that any one in
the car made any indecent remarks
TO the girl or attempted to assault her
/ as charged
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
solidation of rubber companies. Den,

New York--Judge Gary's testimony
has made very favorable impression
and the country Is now ready to tackle
other problems as big as radical union
ism. whose solution will be easier be-
cause OF the winning over the public
opinion In the steel controversy. It
Is quite natural that the market should
display reactionary tendency along with
improved news and outlook. Much pro-
tective buying has had to be done. But
under these conditions, reactions will
not so very far Steel stocks, It ap-
pears TO me, should be let alone for the
present.--Morse of Wagner & Co.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
PATTON-ROGERS
CASE IS ALMOST !
IN JURY'S HANDS
lcontlnued From FIrat paKe.l


swer the question unless she had actual
knowledge OF the fact "They have
heaped enough on this girl already" Mr..
Bates said. when he objected
Mr., Magevuey said that Miss Bray
place, had worked there and had gone
out once with the DOMAIN referred TO IN
Mr., Magevney's last question,
The defense then rested
Dr. Neumon Taylor, secretary Of the
city health department, was introduced
as the first witness In rehuttA by the
state, lie said he examined Miss Bray
at the request of Mrs, Saxby, of the
Juvenile court after the alleged assault
had been committed
The defense objected 10 the testimo-
ny. saying that II should have been
brought out IN chief and not as rchuttal
testimony. He said DR.. Joel Hobson
had examined the girl also and had a
conflicting opinion as TO her chastity
from that Of DIR. Taylor
The objection was overruled, but the
court told the defense pr, Hohson
would be allowed 70 go on the stand In
the ease DRY Hobaon could not be
found at once. but was expected Just
after adjournment,
Dr. Taylor testified that the examina-
lion Indicated that no reflection could
be p1t.-on the girls character,
Tho state then called j. Il. Burney
1 chief of police, 20 the stand to testify
as to "Sleeny" John Rogers renuta-
ion He said IL was bad and he would
not believe him on oath In court OF
Justice.
The state closed
Rogers Claims Affair Joke.
Paddy Mack was not put on the
stand by the defeuse following the tes-
tirnony q Rogers, ~
This decision on the part Of Hugh
dagevney attorney for the defense
caused some cofhAent, but it was ar
glled that there was no proof in the
record TO show that Patton In any way
participated In the alleged assault al
though In the car at the time.
Rogers testimony vent to prove that
he was the only man In the ear that
put his hands on the girl and his tes-
fimony seemed to he an effort on hts
part 70 absolve Patton from all blame
Ia the affair
Rogers made sweeping denial OF
everything Hazel Bray had testified to
He said that when Paddy Mack got
nut 10 talk to the girl he got down
10 the running board also, The girl
and Paddy, he said, were laughing and
talking and she asked Paddy TO take
her on boat excursion that night, He
said he joklngly took Miss Bray's arm
and forced her into the car, having no
idea she was going 90 fight back He
said he thought Il would be good
Joke TO take ''Paddy's' girl ~ for II
fiffxp
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
Stocks.

New York--Judge Gary, testifying
before senate committee, says prices too
high and right way Ia to lower them
first and decrease wages last. Strike
shows Improvement all along the line,
Toledo, o,--willys Overland declared
dividend Of rs cents to stock OF rec
ord Oct, 20,
New fork--There Is some talk on the
hoor OF a possible combination or con-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
LOCAL sECURITIEs,
RANK STOCKS.

Quotations are unofficial, beingl SC.
cured from the most reliable sources
and are based on the last known sale
and bid.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
Back to Bootleg Center.

After the girl leapnd from the car,
Rogers said they drove the car to Mon
roe avenue and Main street where they
heard the police were after them, He
and Patton then went to North Mem
phls where he consulted with his broth
er-in-iaY, r. S. Johnson. electrical en-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02

mand, prefer short side for turn
Fenner to Gustafson.
New York Bureau low MS record. but
heavy short selling on industrial unrest
purchase on hreak,--Carpentcr 4 Co.
New York--Buy on this break, liqui-
dated and oversold trade buying now,
-Mclslroy to Cotter q Turner at t0A5,
New Orleans ndisatedN crop larger
than expected Look for SHINE decline,
but would rather buy on important
breaks,--Weld n White to Cotter \
Turner,
New Orleans Smaller crop Estimate
than last month likely Influence farms
ers to hold for higher prices, az crop
Ia very late and early killing frost would
probably reduce crop further, Mean
while insects continue TO do damage
Beer to McFall
Grain.
bought u little corn, A cereal broker
and Omaha houses have been fair buy
ers Of oats,
Chicago-B, w, Snow estimates;
Oats, 1884 100000; corn, 9,S56, 600, 900,
or on basis government acreage OF
2,ai4,o 900 O0o, IT. \ Nj, to Clark & Co.
New York wires: Understand ex-
perters are after oats here again to-
day.
Forecast grain belt; Illinois, Missouri
Generally fair tonight; Friday prob
ably showers and cooler, Wisconsin,
Iowa, kansas Part cloudy tonight and
Friday, cooler. Dakotas, Nebraska and
Minnesota Generally fair tonight and
Friday. cooler.
Chicago Eastern houses have been
hest buyers Of corn, Babdhck 70 Clark
& Co.
Memphis receipts; Corn ., oats I and
hay 10 ears,
Hog receipts: Chicago $4,000. Omaha
1000 Kansas City 5000. Sioux City
5000, ST. Joseph $500, st, Louis 5000,
Chicago Receipts: Wheat ga 600,
corn $4,000 oats 2i2.000, Shipments
Wheat 77l.000. corn 100000 oats 500 600,
st. Receipts; Wheat 2,oo0,
corn vi, 900 oats SO 0O0 SHIPMENTS
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
Melcs of RiUerS
River sulletin.

Memphis. Tenn, oct. 2. Z a. m,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-23

is capital comedian and asingsT. -
has piano that laughs Under Lii
skilfui manipulation that piano pro
ducez more provocations for marth
than u troupe of circus clown&-
Then there In tho Victory -Four. .
quartette or roIiicking comedians. VIC
sing The quartette LIS mnde Mp Of
first and second tenor. a baritone AGsd
a bass They are all good voicaA tnn.
and the men are especially effective ~
harmony singing
The beach at Atlantic City, hke the
sands Of most summer resorts, b q
playground and outdoor play Ii 0AuA4-
~ athletic This is why Nellie &rsa
Ernest Veronica have selected one
beach at Atlantic City az the scene
eyrnnaStic routine They are amOne
the fastest Of comedy ground tu1nhsNks
and offer some excellent som ersAult-
ing The introduction Of rolling CHAIR
enables them to offer many new fsAss
in % novel manner.
The Harlequin Trio. who wind up
! have a novelty act that comes nor
( aided as metropolitan hit
With tho new variety bills VIII he
( the usual motion picture Supplemental
diversions, including the newest Path'
films and Topics of the Day..