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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-09
CabLeqran1us de "EL Mur1do .
ode NUEsTRos CoRREsPoNsALEs EsPEuLALEH
POR CABLE INCLES

filed with the Postmaster San Juan Sth
1O19 following required by 1913.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-09
Sc ALoUILA
Emprestito de Ia Victoria

Ell American Colonial Bank Of Porto Rico
por medic de sus coresponsales en- Nueva York,
La Guaranty Trust Company esta en- condi-
clones de adeIantar fondos para Ia compra Dc
Bonos por IN termino de tres mesos pudieado
pronogarse el prestamo por tres meses mas car
gando intereses al 4 3l4 olo.
Para mas inforne dirljase al American Colo
nial Bank, San Juan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-09
Ell TRATADO PRODUJO EN- BERLIN


Ell TRATADG PRODUJO EN- BERLIN
EXTRAORDINARY EXClTACION
COPENfACuE, mayo 8.La irritaci6n que Beril,
de'de tueron conocidas las causuas del atado
descriptibie
pueblo ha organizado para cxg
retire nmedatanon de Versailles la Delegation
BAVlIRA Sc UNE A ALEMANIA
PARA PROTESTAR CONTRA Ell TRATAD0
MUNICH mayo 8.-crcuIa ell Gle que presidente
Bavea Herr Hoffman, ha teegaao Ebert presdene de Ia
Rep1bica aeana partcp&ndoe que acepaci6n
hara levante Aemaia ola que
ra todo 10 que permanece pie en- el antigua mpero
EN- LA ASAMBLEA NAClONAL GERlANICA
Sc TEME UNA BORRASCOSA SESSION
SENSATIONAL MANIFESTATION De EBERT
PARIS mayo 8.-Los Penipoencaros teutones que
cuenan Versailles han pedido que les pernta Rerin
diez das, ell atado de Paz fin de daroa
4ohafnoa - -
Con tai motive espera Que presente session.
mente borrascosa Asambea Nacona ORGANISING que
resse la apobac6n del Tratado agrayaa stuaci6n
del mundo.
presidente Rep1bica aenana, Ebert
cho obsante soprendente declaration que ep
obene voo unanne de conanza por asegurar
jusa durable. "a UNANIMOUS VOTE OF CONFIDENCE GIVEN
TO THE GOVERNMENT FOR SECURING JUST AND DURABLE
IPEAcE)
Las palabras han poducdo verdadera sensac6n
pues segidad que pueblo arrojaa podef
todos Minister'S 81 las condolences de paz saacen
a Alemania. @.i.t
SESSION EXTRAORDINARY DEL cONGRESO
WASHINGTON, mayo 5.-Todo esta convendo para que Sc
congreso session extraordara tan pono
(torne eI Presidente.
Wilson opna que Washington tienpo
cee para que la session extraordnara pueda veoare To-
de JUNO
LA LUCIA CONTRA Ell LMPERIAllSMO ENpEZA AiIORA
NUEVA YORK, mayo s--Coincdendo la Iuva de
mensajes recbido por presdene Wilson, ha epezado
gorosa campaha las prncpaes pobacones contra cstab
ciniento de la prohbicion general en- la Repdblica.
Ahoa cuando einneza-ha dcho e promnente abogafo
Guthrea ucha e verdadero npeasmo. que
de los pasoresqe ocuItan deas de las Antsa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-09
Mas CabLegran7as
y, ODE NuEsTR0s CoRREaP0NaALEs EsFRcIALEs)
POR CABE.Ea INc:IES.

True translation filed with the Postmaster San Juan P
the following required by L. &c Reg l9
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-09
Por el Emprestito de la Victoria

3ElBanc0 COmercia dc Puerto Rico presara sin Unite al
guno eaniidades mayoes dc S2OOO0O los sscrptores al
Empresto dc la Victoria gaania dc bOnOs para ac
litarleS el pagO de los mismOs.
lncres 4349o anaa pudiendo obtenerse una dos
EacOnes de tres meses, cada una, al nisno interes.
Banco ComerciaI de Puerto Rico
Luis Sanchez Morales,
Presidents
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-10
BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS.

C,csinE prices OF stacks In which there
:. ere mo trAnsact-Ons Nes.-rAar:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-10
Hide and Leather Strong

That American Hide and Leather il
IN n considerably better position than
mas generally been supposed has been
made known through figures divuiged
Yesterday by director OF the company.
The earnings OF the company for the last
quarter Of 1915, according TO this source,
are estimated az $3.50. 900. This com
pares with sS67,5S7 for the same quar-
ter Of the previous year. but even with
this failing of OF nearly so per cant +.
Is better showing than the company
expected 70 make under the return to
peace conditions. Another feature In
connection with the Company's position
Is the writing up of inventories. Be
cause Of the big advance In the value
OF leather, these Inventories have been
Increased from l!ttle moro than s13.-
100000 10 about $4,000, 1oO The com
pany now has sS.600,OOO In cash and
Liberty bonds and an issue OF $3.50. 600
sinking fund gold 6s maturing Septe:a.
Der l, 1919, will be paid in cash, it was
declared. The retirement Of bonds now
contemplated will mean saving OF
$4,000 year or about per cent. on
the preferred stock About million dol
lars will be spent during 1919 on I'm
provements. IL was learned. tho directors
planning TO make the expenditure from
earnings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-10

Continued on Eleventh Pacs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-10
Another story Nailed.

Wall street was treated to another
rumor yesterday which caused consid-
cradle surprise wherever II was heard.
This was to the effect that Eugene q.
Grace had resigned as president OF the
Bethlehem steel Company and that one
Quincy Dent had been named as his sue
cessor. The story originated in. Harris
burg, Pa, In the centre Of the steel dis
trict, and II was not long before New
York had received a despatch to the
effect that Bethlchen's president had
quit and mat Dent had taken his place
II is not quite clear even Yet what the
purpose of the rumor was nor what was
expected TO be accomplished by T.. No
where in New York vas there greater
surprise whe7 the tale was unioided than
at Ill Broadway, whore are the local
Bethlehem Cf,lces II there had been any
change, 1t was declared there. no one
knew anything about K. and officials of
the company were very empha tic in their
declaration that the story was but an
other fabrication to be laid AZ rest in
memory's vaults along with other yarns
OF the same type. The one fact which
stood ont most plainly after an invsst!-
CATION OF the story was that Eugene q;
Grace had not resigned. and therefore
that Quincy Dent had not ster ped into
his shoes, lguratively speaking.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-10

Farmers Loan and Trust Company uotes
mail transfers to Belgium, for relief and
charitable purposes. $50 t-an1 TO the dollar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-10
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
Extremely Sensitive.

In spite Of talk about technical posi-
ton and other features OF the present
stock market, around which many bull
ish yarns are being woven almost daily.
1t was made apparent yesterday that the
trend OF trading is still very susceptible
to extraneous Influences and that the
market generally Is very sensitive 10 the
slightest touch of Dame Rumor's finger
tips a spirited rise was well under way
yesterday morning based on various in
fuences which affected some OF The In
divdual stocks in n most prominent
manner and the market generally some
what less so. There came a sudden
period of decline, the cause of which It
was somewhat difficult to trace Some
nscribed Il to hidden reason for the
the announcement Of employees sub
scriptions to United States Steel stock,
although Judge Gary stated that the de-
lay was due TO a desire to permit the
employees TO complete Liberty bond pay
ments. The cause Of the change in
sentiment, however remained more or
less of a mystery until near the close
Of tho session. when It finally became
known that some one hal heard that an
important parsonage had fallen at the
lands OF an assassin. Where the story
originated or how il spread 10 ono
appeared 20 know. but many who heard
II 'immediately labelled II as an absurd
and all too obvious child OF some specu-
lative brain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-10
The buying of Corn,

That much OF the buying which las
appeared in Corn Products Refining Of
late and which has resulted in n sub
stantial rise In that stock has been OF
an inside character was dlvulged yeater-
day by one who is believed to be in the
Know. important developments under
consideration by the board Of directors
or Corn Products We're given rs che rea-
son for this accumulation which I, IL
declared. has been going on for several
weeks According 10 this authority the
directors of the company have made
certain plans fo- the coming year. all
OF which hinge on the proposition ~
whether or not the Government intends
TO press Its suit for dissolution Of tho
company II the suit be not pushed. Il
was declared, substantial stock dis
trbution may le looked for within a
very short time. and. in addition, a
regular per cent. basis OF dividends for
the common stock will be provided
After all this is done. It was said. there
~ some possibility that 4 cash distr.hu-
ton of probably per cert. will bc made,
The earnings OF Corn Products for the
past year have been Well up TO tho best
expectations and The equivalent % AZ
least sl3 share earned On the COM
mon has been confidently looked Tor hy
those WHO are intere stcd In thls stock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-10
EXCHANGE SEEKS TO
SAVE B0NDHOLDERS
Urges Members TO Cooperate
in Driving Out Evil Which
Threatens Public.
LAWS BEING FRAMED
Dishonest Schcmcr> Would
Nictimizc Owners of
Liberty Bonds.
LAWS BEING FRAMED

Protection fo~ the thousands %. I. h-
erty bordhoIdere In the United S.a.,,
and "A concerted effort to eliminate s,o,',
swindlers are the actuatirg motives 10.
hind n stem taken Yesterday hv fine \eo.
York stock Exchange in a letter to al, n,
its members calling rpon them To- ,oo,A..
ate In a campaign of pnblicity and od,.
cation 10 wine out tie evil Which -,
hacou,n so threoteninc ia ,n'd,-s r., a.,
bonds
In . e,atonen, regarding tho ..,.,
Of Tho I.xcbaroa presidert n -
>:oh,. ,oir+aa n,,t ,ba+ ubilc ler.,si.....
is ,,dsr ua,. uh,ch viii I, +ir,o &c..
tho r,rrosc ,horo is in,r,irer, d,,,,.
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- 'a Sc ,,.s.,i.o,r. ~, -
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S'9 INNS W '''N'a'
I'iloNs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-10
Russian Bond Interest,

Apprehension that the seml-anuual ia
stalnient OF sl,d2d,000 interest on the
S5o,0o0,000 sag per cent. Russian bonds
which mature on June Is, would go ur-
paid was d!spelled yesterday the Ma
tional City Bank announcing that IT
would pay the interest when the coupons
are presented to-day, Tho source Of the
funds advanced for this payment con
tinues TO be a mystery. although Il ia
believed that the French. British and
United states Governments have hand
In the matter. II the source which pro-
vides tho interest payments on tho day
before they mature were known, tSe
holders of the bonds would be more san
guine regarding the payment Of the
principal next June, The mystery sup
piles opportunity for speculation regard
ing the payment for these bonds. which
are selling far below their par value.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-10
4 Reversal of Form.

TIE weekly statement Of the Bank OF
England showed ono os the most remark
able changes in the history of the insti-
tuition. The proportion Of the banks
reserve 10 liabilities, which declined
week go to the low figure OF 1870 per
cent, was restored to the pre-year end
readjustment level OF 1919 per cent. The
changes in the weekly statement. accord
ing ~ Basil Blackett. a representative
of tts treasury end of the British Gov
ernuant. who was interviewed In this
city yesterday. were due to technical CON
siderations and the figures are about
where they were before end OF the year
adjustments came into effect. The pres
ent proportion o; reserve to liabilities
il l7.12 per cent. against 1871 per cent.
year ago and ls.40 per cent. two
years ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-10
Curtails Copper Production.

Kennecott Cope ard tho colnnanies
associated with Il have o'.rtailel pro-
duction about 30 per cent. n poliey OF
repression of output which ~ being
copied by Other companies Tne adop-
ton Of curtailment Of production tol-
lowed an extremely active December
when tho Kennecott company produced
l4.il4,000 pounds Of copper. the largest
single months output in the history Of
the company. The gain in December
was not due TO IN increased effort to
turn out more copper. but rather to the
employment OF added facilities. whicl,
have been In course Of construction Tor
more than year
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
MYSTERY 18th CHAIR

Augusta moving picture lovers
were evidently very glad OF the OPP
,portunity yesterday Of having an OPP
portunity to witness the production
Of 1.-THE 18th Chair" at the Colonial
theatre. Big as were the audiences.
it is pretty certain that there will be
many more on hand today for this
amazing photoplay is one for which
the people Of the city have long been
waiting. s,
OF course. everyone who saw "The
18th Chair" yesterday knew that
Yvonne Dalva as Helen O'Neil did
not kill Stephen Lee. Held tightly in
his arms and struggling for release,
she could not see whose hand it was
that thrust knife into the back Of
her tormentor. killing him instantly.
/. During the remaining five reels Of
the film the audience and the char
acters in the story are mystiffed up
to the point Of high pitched ten.
sion that is nothing short of painful.
Helen is suspected of the crime and
a friend Of the murdered man re-
solves to find the guilty person. He
appeals to Nine. LAGRANGE, a clair
voyant to aid him and thirteen peo-
pie take their place about table in
a darkened room. Before the medi-
UNI can ask the spirit Of the dead
man who killed him the man in the
thirteenth chair-the man Who seeks
to find the guilty one-is killed in the
exact manner as his friend. This
complication leads the story up to
one Of the bisGest ciimaxss ever de-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23

in violation Of the law. They obeyed
the command. and appeared Monday
morning at the commissioners o.
nee, where the full fine and costs was
paid. making the four birds kille1.
rather expensive luxuries.
1t is reported tina. q secret warden
has also secured evidence against
another party for illegal hunting. al
though confirmation Of tina, report
has not yet reached the department.
A box Of ducks has been seized,
that was shipped from Bowdoinharn.
without being accompanied by the
owner or bearing the proper raG.
The State and federal officers are
both investigating the case.
The Inland FiSheries and Game
department. has q large force Of
tnese secret service" men at Merry
meeting and q violator of the laws
has but little chance of escaping de.
lection. but to the credit Of the
sportsmen Of Maine it can be said
that the violations are very few and
the general attitude Of the eunners
10 one Of respect for the law ana sp-
probation Of the fact that the closer
the laws are observed and obeyed. the
better the sport will become.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23

Legion which will open at 10 o'clock
that morning. He will return to An
susta for the Executive Council
meeting at o'clock that evening.
The trustees of the new Reso-..-
atory for Men will at 10 o'cIocr
Thursday morning have their first
session. in the form Of a conference
with Governor Milliken at the State
House. for the purpose Of going over
plans regarding the institution. The
members are Leslie Boynton Of JEFF
ferson; Henry F. Merrill Of Portland:
Oliver B. Clason Of Gardiner: Arthur
I. Thayer Of Bangor and Orrin u.
Frost Of Belfast. &c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
HAVE YOU SCROFU[A?
'' 70 30 40 Often Acquired 40
inherited

1t is generally and chiefly indicated
cs.a 'p''ons and sores, but In many
naa,a II enlarges the glands Of the
as $3.50 AFFECTS the internal organs, es-
the lungs, and IL neglected
may develop into consumption.
II Causes many troubles, and 10 ar
sravated by impure. air, unwhoie-
some food. bad water. too much heat
or cold. and want Of proper exercise.
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the medicine
that has been used with so much sat
isfaction by three generations, 10
wonderfully successful in the treat.
ment Of scrofula. Give 1t trial.
IL cathartic or laxative 10 needed,
take Hoods Piils,-there is nothing
hetter for hiiiousness or constipation.
ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23

Good well and spring. Surface drain.
Earth closet ont Of repair. No IRE
protection. Sitting room and one
bedroom papered since last tnspsc-
ton.
i Recommendation - Thorough 70.
pairs inside and out: houss needs
shingiing and painting. Chimney In
front part Of house Ii not safe. Sew
erai rooms need paper and paint and
ceilings whitened. Kitchen II very
dark.
Turner Town Farm
Superintendent and matron, Mr..
and Mrs Charles Edwards. Salary,
500. Hired man through summer.
Inmates, one man under so, one
woman under so. two children under
L.. Four are feeble-minded. The
Daley family are the oriy inmates.
all feeble minded. A house was
built three years ago in which this
family lives under the close SUPER
vision Of Mrs. Edwards. who cooks
their food and sees that their three
room house is neat and clean. Mrs.
Bailey has improved under Mrs. Ed
wards care. Relatives occasionally
call and they seem perfectly happy.
The father can help some around with
chores but is not capable Of any re-
sponsible work. Tramps are fed and
lodged.
Buildings in fair repair; one side
Of house needs shingling. Sufficient
furniture of good quality. Heating
by stoves. Iron beds, clean and COM
Portable: sheets and blankets IN good
condition. Two good sized kitchens,
orderly and clean. Large refrigerator.
Large, airy pantry, used for store
room; cool cellar. Sanitation, good;
two earth closets. clean. No fire
protection. Daley house has recent
ly been shingled
recommendations Fire extin
guishers of some sort should be pro
vided.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23

ana Mrs. Arthur F. Simpson s,,,.
i t,av saiary' lease farm and board
inmates: No other employees. No IN
capacity, four. normal
nepair' poor. No furniture .ra
uu.pnent' except furnished hv
su aSe,,ntenoent. Heating by stovss
ana sna iisnting by oil lamps. wosS sss
T Ueos ana Few belonging 70 town
no refrigerator. Good drv s, wn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
ADJUSTMENTS
SPIRITED AND HOMELY
STORY TOLD IN DRAMA

"Wife in Name Only" Pleased Big
Audiences at the Opera House Yes.
terday-Maine Characters Well
Acted by Luttringer Players
Virture received it's just reward
and villiany was properly punished
at the Augusta Opera House yester-
day. All this happened in Wife in
Name Only" the very latest offer
ing by the Luttringer Stock Co. So
we'll did the actors play their parts
that the hero and heroine were
roundly applauded while the villain
received his merited share of Kisses
from the gallery.
When a play can do this, 1t Is
bound to be successful. Wife IN
Name Only" found its response from
the two large audiences that wit
messed the first performances and 1t
is pretty safe to say that this pro-
duction is bound to be even more
successful than 1.-The Call Of the
Woods" which made ouch big hit
the last three days Of last week.
There are no complexities in wife
in Name Only" 1t is a simple.
straight forward story filled with
heart throbs, smiles and tears.
Squire Shaw and his son Allen are
farmers. To their home. seeking
shelter comes Ruth Walton. a out
cast. She is taken in to do house.
work at the pleadings of Allen.
Louisa Tompkins. the village gossip.
then gets busy and finds out that
Ruth is a mother and has not been
married. Righteous Squire Shaw will
not have her around under the cir
cumstances and on bitter winters
night he turns her adrift. 1t IS then
that Allen shows the real stun OF
which he is made. Both he and his
father now learn that Ruth has been
enticed into what she thought was
real marriage. Allen braves the
storm for her. after a long search
finds her and bears her back to his
home where she becomes real wife.
Familiar types are seen IN tne ac-
ton Of the piece, very familiar ones
for the play is located in Maine ana
the people are Maine people. Al.
Luttringer is immensely SUCCESSFUL
as the upright Allen while Ann King
lsye adds new laurels to her work by
a most loving Improvisation OF Ruth.
william LAveau is sufficiently dis
tasteful as Dwight Bradley. the nome
wrecker. to satisfy any one. John
Dugan as Squire Shaw has an ex-
cellent role and his scene wnen ne
sends Ruth away is particularly ef-
fective. Delicious comedy is fur
nished by Billy Hall as 81. Haskins.
the hired man and by Kenneth
Fleming as Professor Dawson. fop-
pish, absent minded, good-hearted
soul Marie Fountain makes a most
effective Louisa Tompkins. the viii
lage gossip and Isabel MacGregor il
aliuring enough AZ Mabel Halstead.
when she proves able to
ensnare the butterfly hunting pro-
fessor.
The feature picture on, the eight
reel program at the Opera house is
as unusual as 1t Is delightful. 1t 10
called TOO Many Crooks" a Vita
graph production. in which dainty
Gladys Leslie appears. Il Is the love
story Of q society girl who gives .
house .party,to half Z dozen crooks in1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
matters to be considered. still COM
ing in. 1t is probable that the an
nouncement will be rcade this week.
Fish and Game

The following violations Of the fish
and game laws have been reported to
the Department of inland Fisheries
and Game:
BY Deputy e. W. Ward Of Mill
nocket, of the prosecution of Fred e..
Church of Lowell. Mass. for having
firearms in his possession, without 4
license. The case was heard in the
Millinocket municipal court and. he
was found guilty and sentenced to
pay q fne Of t2b and $24.l5.
BY Fred e. Jorgsnsen Of Ashland.
chief warden for the central Aroos-
took district, Of the prosecution on
Sept. II before Trial Justice Holden
Of Ashland Of Joe Mct+:ath Of Sheri-
den, for killing two partridge. He
was fned slz and $3.50 costs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
State House Chat

Secretary Of State Frank w. Ball II
In Washington. D. c.. attending the
National Conference Of Secretaries Of
State.
Returns from the special election Of
Sept. are all In. the secretary Of
state having received all hut from z;
Plantation, Aroostook county. THIS
plantation by the census Of 1910 had
but 20 polls and it is a question, the
returns being so, delayed. II they Ind
an election at all.
Nothing definite was known yester-
day at the Executive sE to the date
ofsthe special session OF the Lagisla-
ture. answers to the Governors let
Ter Of inquiry a. to the bet time and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
Public Utilities

The Public Utilities Commission
have hearings Monday morning It
its office in the case Of the Bangor
Railway & Electric Co. petitionirg
for approval Of an issue Of securt-
ties. e. G. Ryder Of Bangor ar
peared for the company.
Also in the case Of the Twin Village
Water Co. and the Lincoln County
Power Co.. Inc, petitioning to pur-
chase and to sell property. Irving
e. Vernon Of Portland appeared for
the petitioner and George A. Cowan
Of Damariscotta, president Of the
ness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23

order to study them for material to
put into a crook drama she is writ
ing. Miss Leslie has the role of Bos-
ton Fannie, confidence woman and
baby vamp. who not only steals all
the jewels in sight but attempts to
steal the affections of her hostess's
finance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23

vised by a playwright. The fact that
Helen turns out to be the daughter OF
the clairvoyant adds to the tension
Just Neighbors" is the title OF
very funny Pathe comedy that is also
on the program. The tenth episode
of 1.-THE Red Glove" and kinograms
complete the big bill.-Adv.