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The Washington times., 1919-03-30

METROPOLITAN.
One of the most-discussed films OF
the year. What Every Woman
Wants" is to have its first local
presentations today at Crandalns
Metropolitan, where 1t will be the
chief offering until Thursday.
The cast is headed by Grace Oar
mond, supported by Wilfred Lucas,
Barbara Tenant. Bertram Grassby.
Forrest Stanley, Percy Challenger,
William De Vault, and Clare Du
Brey.
The feature picture will be supple
mented by a Mutual comedy, a Cur
rent Events pictorial news reel. and
the usual orchestral numbers. Com
mencing Thursday and continuing for
the rest OF the week, "a Man and His
Money a pleasing comedy drama, in
which Tom Moore. recently elevated
TO stardom, portTays the principal
role. will be shown. Rough on Roll
er Skates" a comedy, and Screen
News will be the auxiliary attrac-
tions on these three days.
The Washington times., 1919-03-30
What Will Appear at
Movie Houses This Week

through the death OF her hance in
battle.
The Washington times., 1919-03-30
Business Before Pleasure. "

winter Garden and never have so
many capable singers been gathered
Ior IT'S rendition Lavishness in pro-
ouction has been the watchwofd at
the Winter Garden, but in "Sinbad"
Lee and J. J. Shubert have dwarfed
all their past efforts.
The play is a fantastic burIesoue
on 'Sinbad the Sailor" The Yogi Of
Eyes Of Youth" provide the excuse
for the kaleidoscope change of
scenes
The Washington times., 1919-03-30

The Garrick presnts tonight "BugI-
nsss Before Pleasure" the third OF
he Potash and PerImutter stage sue
cosses. In this production the two
partners have shifted their activities
from the cloak and suit business to the
movies, but without losing any OF
their inimitable humor.
keith's offers a vaudeville bill that
quite comes up to its usual standard
pf excellence. and the burIesuue
8ouses have really unusual attrac-
1pns, with Ben Welch at the Gavety.
nc an all-star Offering at the Folly.
POLps. -
Al Jolson. in -sinbad." will at last
% seen here after two years spent
n four theaters in New York. He
VIII open at Polls tonight.
eNumerous as they have been. none
20 the various successes scored at
ne Winter Garden. has achieved the
Instantaneous popularity of 'Sinbad."
tWeuty-thiFd of the line of extraya-
glnEas staged there.
JOlson. ever popular and ever han
~, has never enjoyed so much laugh
~ material as has been handed him
% this spectacular Offering. From
his first appearance as Gus the
l1piquitoUs chauffeur. throughout his
.Arious exploits as Inbad the Porter
- his final bow in white-face and
eRening clothes. the bIack-faccd
nightingale keeps the audience in
roarB of laughter
!-Stnbad" was staged for laughing
r8rposes primarily, although careful
Ltte1tion has been given to pleasing
the eye and ear. Never has such
lneiodious music been heard in the
The Washington times., 1919-03-30

same attractions are TO be shown to-
morrow.
Good Gracious. Annabelle." Billie
Burke, is announced for Tuesday and
"Wednesday. For Thursday and Fri
day, J. Warren Gerrigan will be seen
in the thrilling drama. The End Of
the Came" with Roscoe (sFatty's)
Arbuckle in Love" as the secondary
attraction. The Wishing Ring Man"
starring Bessie Love. supplemented
by Charlie Chaplin. in "A Dogs Life"
are announced for Saturday.
The Washington times., 1919-03-30

cast in the role of Rel opposite her
husband, and TOyo Jujita assumes
the role of Tangi.
The Washington times., 1919-03-30
HnIEMRIA

Charles Ray will be the featured
star at Loew's Columbia Theater for
Continued on Page 20. Column 4)
The Washington times., 1919-03-30

umph. Bert and All will be played by
Harry McNaughton and Victor Dyer,
respectively
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18

goa the best talker in the world
backed OFF the boards IN the popular
lty contest,
As Tor self consciousness, the one
and only way to get rid Of that ), 20
quit thinking Of yourself, and devote
every particle OF your attention a.
others. Self consciousness is only an
excess Of cgotlsm. Get busy turning
the spotlight on those about you and
YOU will cease TO think Of how you
look yourself. Think OF other peo-
pie and you III not remember your
self
Finally ! would remind the home'y
girl that there are charms OF the
spirit more compelling than any
charms OF the body, and that even
in this Sordid world the glrl who has
sweet disposition and a sunny
temper who is uuSelfsh, and has a
heart full Of sympathy and under
standing. need waste no tears ON be.
moaning her lack Of a peaches and
cream complexion, ard golden locks
For the charms Of the soul are the
charms that win and hold US
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
BY Dorothy Dix,

(Tb. Waffle IJ,rh,,, I'D Woman
,vr,e,r
,o,u,o o;,, - +, ,,;,.s me ,ha,
81. I,,n h",ra,,, N"' ,h,, ,S. h,, ma ac.
rnmn,;,hwcnts ,ha, .hc canuo, talk
,n,crc,,,naIy and Is ha,hhl rnd
sci, rnn,S,ons and she wants TO
lnow wh,, ,bc r,n do IN make her
sclf ,,tr,r,;yc and nnnrlar
Wy aJ,i,, g. snrb p,I !, first TO
,h,e, m and ,o rrmcmLer that she +,
~, ,L. w. m,I,' '' L,,Li,na ,n. and ina,
m,ny ,n 10Y r.lr JnSL,,ng dcyelooes
;r,n .,,n AI,o / wopld remind
her ,ha, Good Inot. ar. largely a
n,,,er ", ',n,,y and Ma, ,hr reason
,b,, nory unmcn ,rc 40 uyly /, main
iy hcr,yss hN ,b,y do ,o, think tina,
:. sn,,h wL,I. :, ,ry "a beau,ily
,L.n,.oiu.,
II van wlI ,,,c,yc yor wiIl see
,h,, L.,u,v ,,lcs ten ,;mrs the
,,nr,Jc viii hr, annr,rancc that the
,I,In .nm,, docs w., Heaven know,
,ha ,i,,, wor,, need. the assist
,n,c 81 .I oi Lc ar,( Of the ,oilc,
marc @ ,b'r doe, her nplchf. tudinou,
s;.,s. Ths L.a,,y u.,Ilakr hpur, IN
comb,ng her hair and see that every
lock i, lust in place. The ugly wom-
an will give her hair lick and a
promisc and screw II INTO any sort OF
an unbccoming knot at any sort OF an
angle and lc, it go at that.
The beauty will take infinite pains
in plcktng out lust the shade and
styie OF clothes that emphasize her
every po1d point The homcly WON
an viii buy garments so unsuitable
and tina, turra,urh scarchlight on
her detects, tina, they look as II her
worst enemy had picked them out
Good looks are mostly good
clothes When we speak OF pretty
woman we have not so much refer.
encc TO her classical features, OF pink
and white complexion as TO the gen
c,ally nle,,ing ciicc, 10 the eve tina,
,bc nrr,cnted' and 50 would urge
any girl who realizes that nature did
No., ,nlcr her into the living pie,
,,r, ,I,,s IN make A profound study
~ ,h. ~, of drr,,
.u Iii g.. .,.r.io, -,
N',o ! NIU'" ', .,. I,,' Wv, W.. Nv, S,, ,he 81,
l"u'R, E"I !, Wv go, W.. ,,h,, ,L,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
LOST TREASURE
SHIPS WILL Be
SALvACED SOON


LONDON. Aug li-(Correspon-
dcnce Of The Associated PreS'D-To
recover more than $]voOpO IN gold
rar, ~ the fortune oi the late Dom
Paul kmcgcr once president of the
which {, believed TO be &C.
mcn,cd IN the hold oi the bark Doro-
thea. sunk on Icncd.s reef of the
coast ot /ulul,yd. B, one Of the prof.
cots which may he revived as a re-
sui, ol Improvement lu the science
OF 'alyagng 'uukcu SHIPS.
The Doro'hca is named among the
wreck, oi eight treasure ships of the
African coast which are regarded by
one leading expert as most likely Tor
salvage. Capt A = Gardiner has
located thirty eigh, hu'ls Of Sunkcn
vessels OF the coaS, OF South Africa
and believes tina, quarter Of them
may be redeemed. Some Of them are
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
HE
COULD WIN IN
A FOOT RACE
After Four Years Of Misery
He Gained Is Pounds by
Taking Tanlac.

81 have taken three bottles OF Tan
lac and have actually gained twenty
five pounds" was ,hn remarkable
statement made recently by stephen
Schnerineer, head baker at the
Brown Palace Hotel, Denver. Col,
and living at Ol Eighteenth Ave.
81 had dropped down in weigh, 70
one hundred and twenty pounds, ne
continued, "and il YOU had seen me the
day | started on Tanlac you wouldn !
take me for the same man now. ]
wa, barely able TO walk, but now
feel like | could win in a foot race
with ANYBODY. ] began to have trou-
bic with my stomach about four years
ago and was told my trouble was
nervous dyspepsia and ] took about
everything ! heard OF and spent
grra, deal of money but nothing did
me any good. was so nervous J
could hardly sleep at all and ] was
badly cons,ipated and lost strength
and energy all the time, and the pco-
pie around where ! worked got to
calling me The Crank because | was
so nervous and irritable and out oi
sort, all the time. AT last | lost my
appetite entirely and would get so
weak and dizzy at tunes ] would al
most fall, Finally | simply had to
give up work altogether and was
down in bed for four months, unable
to do q thing, q,
Il felt better almost as soon as
started on Tanlac. Pretty soon | was
able 10 20 back to work and wasn't
nervous and irritable like ! had been.
Everybody wanted TO know what
caused the change and ! told them
Tanlac, and now; a great many OF the
employees OF the Brown Palace Hotel
are taking it too. | am eating just
ANYTHING ] wan, and have been ever
since the first few days | took Tanlac
and my appetite is fine. ] now weigh
one hundred and forty-five pounds
making an actual gain Of twenty-five
pounds, and have ncSer felt better in
ms lie. |, 10 to sleep at night as soon
las | hit the pillow and ] am feeling
strong and full Of energy and can dc
my work with more ease than In a
long time. That's what Tanlac ha;
done for me and IL there's another
medicine IN the world that will do SO
much for suffering people, ] hav'
never heard Of il. Ny wife and thll.
dren are now taking Tanlac, too, and
we are all feeling fine
Tanlac is sold in Oklahoma Ci,y
| BY the Wes,fall Drug Co. and lead
Ing druggists s"d dealers everywhere
(Ady. j
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
An Unselfish Girl With Sunny
Temper Needn't Bemoan Lack of
Peaches and Cream Complexion

Ii girl haSn, beauty she needs
brains The homcy girl should re-
member that she must make herself
attractive by some other means than
her looks so she should read and
study, and improve her mind but by
the same token, she should avoid be
coming a pedant and trying TO show
off how much she knows The clev-
crest thing a clever woman ever does
is TO conceal from men just how
clever she is.
In this connection. the ugly girl
who i. brigh, and humorou, should
especially guard herself against eS-
erciSing her wits at the expense Of
others. and gaming a reputation OF
being sharp and sarcastic nothing
is more fatal than that. People may
forgive cutting speeches from Cupid
bow lips, hm they never du when
thew issue from mouth that looks
like a sl, in a letter box Beauty !,
cloak that covers multitude Of
faults, but homcltne,S has no camou
tlagc.
Unfortunately there i' no recipe
one may give for becoming am eu,cr-
tanning conycrsatloualISt The talent
of the spell binder i, pl,, from
Heaven itself. and no amount oi
thought or study, or wcmorVcl good
Jokes. and snappy Stories, ard brl-
liant rcpartee will serve a, 'ubstl-
tutc.
But while no girl can learn 10 b,
fascinating ,alkcr she can aCqur,
the art OF being thr.llpg listener
and that is lar more potent charm
TO conjurc wah She can learn t,
look the person who is speaking =
her IN the face, TO follow the thrcal
OF his or her talk. to ask a question
that shows how absorbed she is She
can even acquire heroism enough tc
urge the narrator 20 90 on, and on
with his or her monologuc, and ,h'
Young woman who can do that ha'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18

more than 100 years Old. Eight OF
the ships selected as susceptible oi
salvage, with their location and value
IT contents, are given as follows:
The Groyyenor, on the Pcrdland
coast SS7i0OOO, AriS,on Marcus
Bay AOo0OOO, Birkcnhead. Birken-
head reef &poO0c, Atlas, cast
coast So 10000, Dorothca, IenedoS
reef $52SOWO: Thundcrbolt Thun-
dcrLol' reef S27SOOO; Abercrombe,
Black Rock, SWOOpc MefeS,eln, Jut-
ton Island $4,000
A second list Of ships Turing treas
urc hunter, 10 the African coast in
rludc, seven wrecked in 1902. among
them hc,ng II " S Candos. with
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
M onot0 Gus.

Judson had run general store Tor
twenty years. The same old dust was
on the shelves, and much of the orig
inal stock. When the place became a
summer resort Judson hung red
lantern of the Chinese variety in the
middle OF his ceiling as concession
10 the summer trade. The second day
the lantern was up woman spied It
and bought II.
Judson pu, up another lantern. and
another. As fast as he hung them
summer guests bought them up for
decorative purposes Finally the limit
OF Judson'S patience was reached
when the las, woman came in anc
asked for a lantern.
Il amt goin' TO order no more" he
said decidedly.
why" asked the woman,
There amt no sense in il. Cam
keep a burned one of 'em in stock. Al
fast as get EN- in some blamed foo
woman comes in and buys 'em."-Dal'
las News.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
IT
CCopyrigh, 1910. by The Wheele
u. S. Envoy Urges
Conference Action
TO Stop Rumanians
INV The Arsoclntei prcsal

BUDAPEST. Thursday, Aug IA
Eur Gen Harry n Bandholr,
American member OF the allied mil
i,ary mission here, is urging his =.
league, 10 ask the peace conference
20 act quickly in regard TO the pres
cncc Of RumananS IN Hungary This
action on his part was taken in view
IT the reports coming IN IRON all
uies tina, the Rumanians continue
TO requisition food supplies,
Captain Thomas c. Gregory, chief
allied food administrator for Central
Europe. will permit no food TO enter
Hungary a, long as the Rumanans
continue their seizures.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
For Skin Torfures

Don't worry about eczema or other
skin troubles. You Can have clear,
healthy skin by using Zemo. obtained
at any drug store for 35c, or extra large
bottle at $l.00
Zemo generally removes pimples
blackheads blotches, eczema and ring.
worm and makes the skip cleai and
healthy 2emo !. clean penetrating.
antieptic liquid neithei sticky nor
greasy and stains nothina II Is easily
applied and cUst, . merr trIfe ton each
application II Is Away. dependable
The Z. ". Rose Co.. Cleveland. q.
(Advertistment)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18

scattered a crowd Of fifty who at
tempted TO call . strike OF employees
in the Thompson, Weeghman and
Messenger chain Of restaurants in thu
downtown district
Guards were posted today at all
three chains OF restaurants TO pro-
,cct against an attempt to renew the
irnnhle ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
British Gun 4 " onder.

A British field gun WHICH was tested
10 some extent duriRg the civNna
stages OF the war has now been DER
fected to such a point that Il is said
10 be considered the best Of i.s kind
in the world. II is said that the new
gun will fire the 49,, pound shell used
IL he ordinary quick firer a greater
d,s .auce and with nose rapidiiy than
has ever been attained with a field
gun efore. The range increase is said
10 be more than 1900 yards over the
old field gun and the new weapon can
discharge twepty-eight rounds min.
ne, e,--Amsfican Legion Weekly,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
HELD IN
BONDAGE, SAYS
FOLK TO SENATE
British Guns Crush Freedom
Of People, He Claims,
By' Tho Associated Prcss)

(By' Tho Associated Prcss)
WASHINGTON. Aug X A briet
filed today with the foreign relations
committee OF the United States senate,
Joseph W Folk. former governor OF
Missouri, counsel for the Egyptian
commission charges that England
under the guise ot a prOtcctotd,c over
Egypt practically has seized that
country as a British possession, that
in an annex 10 the peace treaty the
status OF Egypt would be made an IN
ternal" question and beyond the
jurisdiction OF the council oi the
lsssre OF nations, while the Egyptians
desire DO pass upon the status OF
Egypt
Temporary Arrangement.
The document sets forth that the
original occupation OF Egypt By Brit
ish troops beginning in 1882, was
claimed BY the British government 20
he merely temporary for the purposes
OF suppressing "rcbcl,' and collecting
debts due to Europeans The British
government says Mr Folk, pledged
Egypt and the world that this oocupa-
,n.. a;';nn ,..on,. 81 ,h, ,o,i,;.
90, h;.,I,,. ~ "SsI.,n Ec,c, and ,hc
",i,sm.d ,,,,no. w J"no !, H., rnnn,rv
20 enforce British rule IN the last sew
cral decades" the brief rccites the
'",1 ,,o,nJno T ' ~ inno rg,,,,,, ra,iycs
,,s, AnrS i, ,Lo s,r.s,, - ,h,,r ri,ies
,'I,J. t,ld,nc Jsmnn.,,,,;ons for Tree.
,Ia,, ,,,J., u,, "s.Ii- .Ii-de,.rmir,,;on"
rI""..nt ' ~. "s,,c. ,,e,n,"
A., M ,,ho ,.,. tn,m,,I,. sol;c;,o,
T., ,t,. ,,.,. I.oa,,a,.n, ,nI bn rn,v
,i,s rD",,,,,r';on ,,h;rh v,s
'm.i A., ,,i,,,, ,,n,tI,, 20
..e. r oy me .,,' "N ~ u"ho, .r,
,pp 'h"I .'"y -. .,.., n,lr, y,
tcr,;on 10 ,bc lac, ,ha, Epyp,ian
,,oors numbering on, million fought
or III. sid. nj the alice ,o make a,
,h.v believed the world safe for
dcmocrarv" and the rirht Of national
,.lC.d,,crm;,,,;,n ,,, .ll monies
p,,.. :. p.uo,,.,
"u'' ','
Egypt, before me war, ne says was
independent ior all pfacteil purposes
though under the nominal sovereignty
OF Turkey ana subject 10 an ahnua'
tribute to Turkey. On December H.
IVA, II IS stated Gfcat britain re,
moved the ruler .ol Egypt ana
appointed Prince husSt'n, sultan
"ostens!bly as war measure and as
sumed by the Egyptians to be sucn'
When the time came Tor mak'ns
peace, Mr., Folk observes me Egyptian
people naturally concluded mar SINCE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
1000 REDS TAKEN
II IN RUMANIAN RAIDS
tBy The Associated Press y

BUDAPEST, Thursday, Aug IA
Seven thousand men and women, in
cludng former Ministers Rarbai and
Janosek have been imprisoned as a
result of anti bolsheviki raids by the
Rumunians, assisted by the new Hun
garian police force Many aristocra,s
personally aided III ferreting out the
bolshcyists
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18

10000 in gold coin. and the ,roop,hip
Addison with $4,000. Others carried
copper, hold iull oi ivory or silver
ingos. Ten other treasure vessels
lost between ll1 and 1898 have been
located aluup the African sands
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
Blast Kills Three Children.

SPRINGFIELD, IT., Aug. l6-
Three children are reported dead and
a dozen persons injured as the result
Of a boiler explosion at coal mine
near Greenfield. forty miles sosih-
yves, NJ here. yesterday afternoon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18

Don't borrow money or renew a
loan on Oklahoma City real estate
without consulting Gum Brothers
company. (Adv.)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-27

, generally unpopular l think our party
is strong enough TO prevent new cleo
lions. Our plan is to have the present
national assembly continue as the first
reichstag under the new constitution.
We propose to submit this plan to a
plebescite in July or August and thus
make the proposition legal. This would
postpone the elections for another three
years. BY that time we hope to be the
dominant political party in Germany.
Our party is composed chiefly of the
lower bourgeoise and small farmers
Individually they may long for the days
Of a monarchy and kaiserdom when con-
ditions are more settled. But in three
years they will have become used to the
republic that they will want no other
form of government.
we want to maintain the Social
Democrats in power just now because
they are the bulwark between the bour-
geois parties and the radicals. If we
ourselves would oppose the radicals ac-
lively we would be killed Off The So
il, and therefore we must help them
preserve their strength. Like the other
bourgeois parties. we stand for private
ownership. On most other matters we
agree except that we are far more con
servative than the Social Democrats in
the practical application of our common
policies"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-27
HOW STOCKS
OPENED


NEW YORK. May 27.-New Victory
notes were admitted to trading on the
stock exchange this morning and in the
first fifteen minutes moderate amount
Of the first "a s sold at 1890 The Lib
erty 4th "A S were traded in at 95.4G
against 95,40 at the close yesterday.
The tone of the stock market continu-
ed strong at the opening today and for
a period in the early trading many
stocks made gains ranging from l to 3
points. but there was an element that
believed a reaction is due and this ele-
ment sold the leading stocks on the
early advances. Steel common rose Is
to 10S%. and then declined to 1918.
u. S. Rubber advanced 2% to 1881
ofllowed by a reaction to 107A. Gen
eral Motors rose Pa to 1O7 from which
1t reacted to 205% Pierce Arrow dis
played strength advancing "a 10 81.
Southern Pacific was the feature of the
railroad group. advancing over two
points to 1124, a new hig hfor recent
times.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-27
CALGARY JOINS
WINNIPEG STRIKE
Winnipeg Will Try to Oper-
ate Street Cars
Today.
T,NrrRNA1IoNAL NEWS srpvIcr,

LthIERNATloNAL NEWS SERVIcEI
WINNIPEG, Man, May 27.-Guaran-
teed adequate protection" an effort will
be made today to operate street cars in
this city for the first time since the gen
eral strike which was called on May Is.
This decision was reached al a meet
ing of the city concil last night during
which Mayor Gray promised TO furnish
whatever protection is needed for the
operation of the cars"
Local union officials today expressed
themselves as greatly encouraged" by
the reported general strikes at Calgary
and Edmonton where. according to re-
ports reaching here all trade unionists
walked out on strike at noon yesterday
in sympathy with the general strike
here.
AS yet. however. neither side to the
controversy. has shown signs Of weak
ening."
The city council voted last night to
recognize the municipal fire department
so as to forbid the city firemen from
joining other union forces in a sympa-
thetic strike.
Only a few postal clerks and tele-
phone operators are working today. Dis
regarding the order of Federal Minister
Of Labor Robertson that postal clerks
and telephone operators refusing to re-
turn to work yesterday would be i'm
mediately dismissed from the service.
but a comparative handful of these
workers returned to work Those re-
naming out were automatically re-
leased.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-27
POSES AS OFFICER;
rs BOUND OVER

Sam Ellis. coiored. arrested for as
sault and battery on Francis Lane, re-
ceived heavy dose in Judge Dunn's
Gary city court yesterday when he
was bound over to the criminal court
at Crown Point in the sum Of $1,000
and being unable to furnish bonds
VIII languish In the county jail. At
25th and Broadway last Thursday eve
mig. Ellis displaying a tin star ap-
preached Lane and asked him what he
was doing and on being told it was
none of his business proceeded to
knock Lane down with the butt of his
revolver. rendering him unconscious.
At the trial Judge Dunn said:
In all my career I have never heard
tel Of such thing. I'd like to give you
the limit. but I'll bind you over to the
next term of the criminal court and let
the Judge there take care OF you"