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The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-17
WORKluElV OF ITALY CONTINUE
 TO SEIZE DIUN[TION PLANTS
 AND GOVERNMENT P0NERL. ]. EE:(SS E:(S'''

MILAN, Sept. IF (by Associated Press) 1.-The situation created in the industrial centers of Italy by the sci 2ure of the factories and munition works by the workmen still continues serious. The laborers are showing no signs of weakening, and no decisive steps are being taken by the Nitti government. The leaders of the work men in a public statement declared to- day that the occupied plants would continue until the reforms demanded by the men had been granted. They insist on the abolition of the employ CTS privileges, which have long been a sore spot, and they also insist that the employers must issue a signed statement in which the new rights of labor are acknowledged and guaran- teed. The Socialist members of the chamber of deputies declare that the movement is but the beginning of emancipation of Italian labor. They have issued reply to the commission
The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-17
GIGANTIC PLOT B00TLECCERS
 BAFFLESPR0HlbITI0N AGENTS
 IN COMBATT ING CONSPIRACY

the Anti-Saloon League in this city.
 MT. Kramer went into detail as to the results obtained by his department in enforcing the Volstead Act and told of the information secured concerning
 bootlegging plots. He said that from facts in his possession he was posi- tive that interests with unlimited SUD- plies of money are engaged in a gigan- tic plot and vicious conspiracy to dis credit and ultimately overthrow the prohibition amendment and enforce ment laws. Concerning his depart ment he said that in the present situ- ation the dry enforcement machinery provided by congress was inadequate to resist and overthrow this cOnspir- acy He urged the Anti-Saloon leaders to use their influences with congress for the passage of laws increasing the facilities of his office, saying that otherwise, he could not predict the outcome of the fight against the li- QuOr interests.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-17
POLICE BREAK
 UP MEETING SOCIALISTS

TOXIC, Sept. IT (by Associated Press) The spreading of Socialism in Japan is creating great alarm to the government A crisis was narrowly averted today when a street meeting being addressed in fiery language by M. Shaman was dispersed by the pol ice, arresting two men. The meeting was not dispersed without considera- ble fighting and many minor injuries were sustained. There were fifty policemen in the detachment which broke up the meeting. The meeting was not stopped until the speaker be- gan attacking the system of present day government which allows non- producers to eat. The street meeting of the Socialists are becoming in- creasingly frequent and are causing
 much trouble to the authorities.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-17
COAL OPERATOR AND SHERIFFS
 FIRED UPON

- JASPER, Wyo., Sept. IT (by Asso ciated Press) 1.-The coal strike now in progress here, had tragic result yes terday when an automobile containing D. Adler, general manager of the Corna Coal Company and Deputy Sher- ifs Earl Edgel and Brown was am- pushed by a party of masked men sup posed to be strikers. Adler was in stantly killed and Deputy Sheriff Ed gel is fatally wounded, while the other deputy was seriously injured. When the news of the ambush became known the county sheriff immediately tele- gr2rhed the governor asking for the protection of troops. It is believed that the entire district will be placed under martial law
The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-17
FOREST FIRES RAGING
 IN COLORADO, WYOMING

LARAMIE, Wyo., Sept. IF (by As sociated Press) The lookouts that are being maintained by the forestry service of the federal government have reported a great fire raging in the forests at the Wyoming Colorado state line. All available rangers and such other help as can be secured are being rushed with all possible speed to the scene of the fire. The greatest forest fire in the history of the na- tional forest service in this section is threatened unless remedial meas ures take immediate effect.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-17
NEW YORK EXPLOSION CAUSED BY BOMB
OFFICIAL IIClAAl DEATH LIST NOW NUMBERS THIRTY SIX
FIFTEEN ROUND BOUTS
 LOCALIZED NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Sept. F (by Associa- ted ress).-The Walker law passed by the state legislature, legalizing fifteen round boxing bouts went into effect today. Under the law, all fight CTS must have a state license before they can perform in New York. This license is revocable at the will of the state boxing commissioner and it is hoped in this manner to keep the game clean and wholesome. The first license issued under the law was giv- en to Champion Jack Dempsey yes terday morning. It bears License Number l.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-17
PRESIDENT OF FRANCE GIVES
 UP POSITI0''

PARIS, Sept. IT (by Associated Press).-I is officially announced by Premier Millerand of the French gov ernment, that the National assembly will meet in the historical Hall of Mir ros at Versailles on the tWenty-fifth of the present month for the purpose of electing a successor to President Paul Deschanel. The resignation of the president was delivered to the pre- mier yesterday. The new president will be elected by the senate and the chamber of deputies sitting jointly.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-17
ABUSE OF PRISONERS
 RESULTS IN REMOVAL

WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 1T (by Associated Press) As a result of an investigation into the treatment of the itentiary, charges of abuse and ill- treatment have been sustained. The department of justice immediately on the issuance of the report of the inves- tigation announced that because of the brutality of the keepers and warden at the state prison, all federal prisoners would immediately be removed.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-17
NARCOTICS SEIZED
 IN VANCOUVER RAID

VANCOUVER, B. O., Sept. IT (by Associated Press).-An important Chi
 nese lodging house raid conducted by the local police today disclosed what the authorities say is we'll organized gang of dope runners and peddlers. Thousands of dollars worth of narco- tics were seized in the raid, and the Chinese believed to be the leaders of the gang on this side were arrested.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-17
PILOT EATON LANDS
 ,,.. SAFELY IN NEVADA

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 17 (by As. sociated Press The tension over the failure of Pilot Eaton, who had left Reno, Nevada, last Tuesday eastbound for Elko, Nevada, and had failed to report after being absent thirty~six hours was relieved today, when ad- vices were received that Eaton had reached Shafter, Nevada Eaton was piloting a mail plane in the newly in stituted transcontinental service, and had engine trouble and was forced to land at some distance from a settle ment. He reports no ill effects from his experiences.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-17
NEGRO CHARGED WITH
 MURDER IS LYNCHED

HOUSTON, Texas, Sept. IF (by As- sociated Press) )-Oscar Beasley, negro who was indicted by the grand jury yesterday charged with the mur- der of Sheriff Joe Snow of Brazoria county, was taken from the jail by a mob of three hundred last night and lynched. The negro was indicted, ar rested, and lynched, all on the same day.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-17
GOVERNOR HART SURE
 BEING NOMINATED

SEATTLE, Sept. II (by Associated Press) Ion the face of the returns from all but a few scattered precincts here Hart is leading Hartley for the Republican nomination for governor by more than 1000. The standing of the other candidates remains as yet unchanged.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-17

appointed to arbitrate the difficulties between the men and their employers saying that a law must be framed and passed providing for collaboration of the Workmen and the management in the industrial plants.
 ROME, Sept. r (by Associated Press) 1.-The metal workers strike which was commenced by the seizure of the munitions factories by the workmen, entered into a new phase today, when the Italian government of ficially intervened between the en- ployers and employees Premier Gjo- litti wired the parties to the contro- versy inviting representative of both employers and workmen to meet him at Turin for a conference. Both sides accepted the offer, and the Premier imm ediately left for Turin. Before his arrival there, delegates from the work men had reached the city, and a con- ference will be held this evening.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-17

and fire authorities agree with Chief Flynn that the explosion was caused by bomb.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 17 (by Associated Press) Extra military guards have been thrown around the United states sub-treasury building just across the street from the J. P. Morgan banking institution which was the secene of the dreadful explosion yesterday. All persons are kept away from the building except the treasury authorities and employees. Secret ser vice men are also unobtrusively in the neighborhood of the disaster and all suspicious characters are turned back.
 The various agencies Investigating the explosion have not yet determined whether the tragedy was the result of an accident or otherwise. William J. Burns, the we'll known detective has announced that in his opinion the ex- plosion was undoubtedly the result of a premeditated plot
 HUNLETTI, N. J., Sept r (by As sociated Press) Joseph T. O'Neill of this city advised the police authorities that he had received a verbal warn ing to keep out of Wall street until after September sixteenth" MT O'NeilPs statement further asserts that he received the warning on Sept tember ninth last.
 NEW YORK, Sept. r (by Associ- ated Press. After checking up the reports of lost securities as the result of the explosion, Wall street stock exchange officials said that several packages valued at $4O0,O0O are miss ing.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1T (by As sociated Press).-A special police guard appeared in the financial dis trict and paid special attention to the federal reserve bank and sub-treasury
 CHICAGO, Sept. IT (by Associated Press ).-Fearing an outrage such as stunned the financial district of New York yesterday, the city authorities after a consultation with the leading men of Chicago's financial district, threw cordon of police around the stock exchange, the board of trade, and other important buildings in this city. Last night no persons without business satisfactory to the police could enter the prohibited area
The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-17

WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 17 (by Associated Press).-The conference of leaders of the Anti-Saloon League held in this city, today published a par. tial list of congressional candidates of both parties, whom they said the lea que would make fight against their reelection. The statement issued says that the candidates named had been consistently wet in their votes and speeches in congress and out. Wade Wheeler, general consul of the league supplemented the published statement, by saying that every can didate who was not reported as being in favor of rigid enforcement of the prohibition laws, would be fought to a finish
The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-17

WASHINGTON, D C., Sept. IT (by Associated Press) ).-Federal Prohibi- ton commissioner Kramer today ad- dressed the conference of leaders of
The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-17

WASHINGTON, Sept. Y (by Associ- ated Press) ).-The department of jus tice has announced that it is clearly understood that a widespread radical plot is responsible for the Wall street outrage.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-17

and fire authorities agree with Chief Flynn that the explosion was caused by a bomb.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-17

SEATTLE, Sept. 17 Associated Press) 1.-The assay office and branch of the federal reserve bank are heavi- iy guarded by secret service men who are cooperating with the bureau of investigation to check any radical ac- tivity.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
ARGENTINA REGULARA 81
TEMPO pOR Ell MERIDlANO
DE GREENWICH

BUENOS AIRES, Mario @.-Por
decreto pres dencial eNped1do mace
dias. Ia R~e7ubIica Argentina "doP-
tara para regular 81 tempo en- 10
successive. ell Neridiano de Greenwich,
Inglaterra. en- suStituci0n del Obser-
vatorio Ge Cordoba. que era el que
venia usand5 hasta ahora. ENtre ar
hos sistemas existe una d~iferencla
de Is minutes Y AS segund7S. que
dando ell de Cordoba retrasado.
Ell procedimi-nto Sc realizara "de-
lantandose los ~relojes a medic no'he
= partir del 80 de Abril pr6Xlmo. nor
csc tempo citado. Entonces a bora
scnalada en- Ia Argentina luedaTa
eyactamente cuatro horas de retraso
de Ia que resulte en- Loudres, que Sc
"a la fila. Eli dicho decreto sc dis
nom tambien que ell tempo del dia
So ennumere por bora de Ia Il a las
y~cinticuatro. en- ycz del siste7la CO.
rriente aetna. de dividir el dia on
dos parties de doce horas cada una.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
Ia C,AMARA DE COMERCIO DE
MONTERREY

MONTERREY. n. L. Mario g
La Cimara de Concrete de esta ciu-
dad ha salido 4 la defensa de los
intereses sociales e industriales en-
10 CUE respecta al mpucstO del tres
por ciento sobre rentaS de fincaS
urbanas Y el de un tanto pOr ciento
onnroso sobre la production de Ii
C~erveceria Cuauhtemoc. Para el e.
fecto c~onfeccion6 un memorial cue
va lie fue enviado al gobernador del
EStado. en- ell que sc consigCa la for
ma equitativa en- que pueden equi,
lihrarse aquellcs intereses : los CO.
rrespondientes a Ia hacienda pIblica,
cuyOs presupuestos no pueden ser
cubiertos 81 no Sc apela a la creaci6n
de los imDuestos citados.
En- I'm principle Sc habia infor-
mado que el go5ierTo neceSitaba, pa
"a equilibrarse, ia suma de cincuenta
4 Sesenta mil pesos; pero ahora re-
Sulta que esa suma asciende Z ciento
cincuenta mil, aproximadamente.
En- pIblico hay Ia impression de
que este asunto, de vital im~portancia
para ell Estado y especialmente para
Ia ciudad, Sc arregIara satisfactoria
mente con la Intervention de ia Ca
mara comercial, Ia que ha pueSto to-
do su cmpeno On solucionar Ia deli
cada question.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
MCRIO 4 CAUSA DE LOS COL
PES QUE RECIBIO AL SER
ATROPELLADA

Informamos a nuesCrOs lectores
de! acciderte de que habia sido VIC
tima la senorita Rosa VAIL, de %
inos de edad, domiciliada en- el nu-
nero 32S de Ia Gale Santos. La tar
de del ultimo lunes, Z las 40, Ia Sc
Eorita Wahl fue atropellada por un
automovil en- Ia Gale Wilson cerca de
IA Post Laundry" en- eli campam-nto
Travis. De ALI fue recogida por al
gunos de los t~ranseuntes que dieron
parte & la policia para que Sc 10
transportara a algun hospital.
Rasa Vail, nativa de Alemania,
fua conducida al hospital del Fuer-
te dc Sam Houston donde dejo de
existir a las 7 de Ia manana del dia
de aver.
hoy, a las $50 p. m. Sc llevaran
a efecto los ~funerales; y ell cadaver
recitira sepultura en- el panteon Lu-
teraro.
La policia trabaia activamente en-
buscar al chauffeur Y pasajero del
autolnovil caUsante del atropello Y
quienes lograron huir sin que Sc les
pudiera idertificar-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04

que recibio su diploma en- la High
School el 2 de Febrero, a. terminae
sus estudios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
Sc NOMBRO DEFENSOR DEL
NEGRO GRACE

Fl juez de Ia corte por el Distrito
81. Mr.. ". +. Anderson, Sc encarSo
aver m,ancoles de nombrar a Nh. ".
{. Linden. antique abogado de Dis
trito. como d~efenSor del negro GeoE-
gc Nc KinIey Grace quien, ocusado
por asalto pcrpetrado en Ia persona
de una mujer blanca. ira a jurado cI
lunes s del mes en- curse.
Mr.. Linden acept6 esta iesigna-
cion cue Ia Corte hizo apoyandose en-
L; ley que Ia autoriza para Rombrar
IN d~efensor . aGuel que. acusado de
IN crimeu no este en- Ia posihllldad
de adquiririo. S&bese que Grace no
obtuvo defenSor q pesar de que su
nadrc SO ocup6 en- en~trevlstar a mu-
chos abogados para que Sc encarga-
ran de la defensa dc su hijo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
EN- LIBERTAD BAJO FIANZA DE-
TRESCIENTOS
DOLARES

August Hildebrandt, propietarlo
&c IN expendio de aguaS gaseosas 81
tuado cerca del Army Post COM
p~areci6 la manaua de aver en- audlen
cia celebrada ante cl Comisionado
CO los Estados Unidos, Mr.. Edwards,
para responder a los cargos que con
IRA { tfueron presentados a~cusando-
sele de haber adQuirido prendas de
exclusive propiedad del gobicrno,
Los o~ficlales que verificaron Ia a
prehension de Hi!debrandt declara-
ron haber cH~contrado en- possession de
este. una piStola del ejGrcito, IN a
briso. unos guantes ' otras prendas
dc vestir pertenecientes todas elias
al ejercito. Sc le fiJo al acusado una
f,anza por valor de trescieHtos dola-
YES.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
DESAPRUEBAN UN DECRETC

CANANEA. Son. Mario 1o.-Pro-
fundo disgusto ha causado entire al
guros de los elementoS de trabajo dc
csta ciudad la roticia relativa u que
los diputadcs del Estado tesaproba-
ron 81 decreto expedido durante 81 &c
bierno de Gales, relative 4 Ia indem-
nizaci6n que las empreSas debsn pa
q 4 los trabaiadore> que Sc mutt
licen O daNen en- labores.
Los trabajadores senaIan 4 los III
putados como enemigos De ellos, h&-
ciandcles el cargo. ademas, de haber-
Sc dejado sobornar, mediante sumaa
de dinero. por los gerentcs de las eau
presaS mineras Y fuadidoras dc eS'
Ia misma ciudau.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
IA AGRICULTURE EN- MORE
LOS

JOJUTLA. MGR. Mario Los
hermanos vidal. propietar;o de Ia
RIGA hacienda San Jose Vista Hermo
81 acaban de celebrar c~ontrato de
arrendamiento de- n parte de @sta
finca con ell selor Fernando EE4u'-
vel, quien Ia >emtEara 10 friJoI,
maiz Y arroz, de Ia misma ,nanera
que va sembr6 olgunas otras tIcrras
' cuyas cosecha5 estan HseSur"da-'
Drometiendo ser MY a~bundanles.
Los hermanos Vidal ticnen tamblen
sembrada la mayor parte de su ha-
c;oYda y, entrcvistados 2oDre los ne
gocios agricola5. informan que Sc
presentan satisfactorioS y que rcnen
Ia seguridad que el Estado rolver1
pronto 4 su pasado f!orecjm'@nto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
RECORTE ESTO.-VALE DINERO

Recortc este anuncio, adjunte )
centavos Y envielo z Foley & Co.,
1855 Sheffield Ave, Chicago, ILL.,,
escribiendo claramente su nonbre Y
direction. listed recibira en- cambio
un paquete de prueba c~onteniendo
Foley's Honey and Tar, para toses,
resfriados Y Group; Foley's Kidney
Pills para dolores en- Ell costado Y en-
Ia esaalda, reumatismo; enfermeda-
des de Ia vejiga Y rinones; Y Foley
Cathsrtic Tablets, IN purgante pode-
roso para Ia constipation, bills, ia
yucca e intestinos congestionados.
(Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
GASPA
- iahir!o SECURE ts Veni-
de-A cLv.Cia
UNA SIMPLE
PRUEBA

Pasese 81 psine Po- 81
peIo. 81 hki.S peio zchs-
lido a. poIne. examine Ell
peio GeSprcDG.t0 81 Ia
r-Si= 80 de color paHdo, cst&
seed y como a~-o-uGusta,
tome pTecS Clones y CO.
RITA ell mai 81 cuiere SlvN-
50 cabeLs-a y hacec Gre
Ger 81 pals,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
MURIO LA FSPOSA DEL CONSUL
RUIZ SANDONAL ! FUE
ENTI RRADA AVER

T.ieg-an .a Especial para La PRENSA.
Ell PASO. Texas, Mario 3-Ayer
rlvieron lugar les funerales dc Ia c.
posa del Consul carrancista en- este
ciudad, Alberto Ruiz Sando%''i, seno-
"a Julia H. de Ruiz Sandoval, Y es-
t~uvieron muy concurridos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
ADVERTENCIA A LAS MADRES
Todas les |

Toaaz ks madres dsberan e&ar rcrdnnt@, en- eaP rnav@a, de Out, Ia fanlha ennT enters
IN tMco o rr N~nrrT kHORA ES Ell TEMPO. T@a Ia famha S"HH
de- mnor sat si mas fT- y Sc snia mc0r 81 Sc lie da q Il sangreu nd epuntNoy 81
81 hfraoo 9 inasnos@ n hnpmos pS de ea maTa los Eermenes ?cumuados dmane e.
sgma expusdS de sMtma HOLSTERS ROCKY MOUNTAIN h S ina He
las ne6ps nedmnas dc P~mayua que deen tomare 6mpeo ) aprece IA differences
~. nrnhaeri e1-e su fanii. { u color a nor. Sc sni-i hn y sean fcHce. 10
vents en- Ia Dohs San Pedro San Antonio Texas tAdv).
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
PERMITANUS ENVIARLa NUESTRO LIBRO ]
LA yERDAD hCERGA DEL CAbELLO"
tpor u IA sspsenissH curopeol
PARA OBTEREa UNA HERACSA G|ABsLLEaA, EESAfE e. AETaDo sAVAGUh

cuya ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
mos aIui, nos aR enytEcO
una d~~clRgacioa tCrada
InGy iaterrS2nse Rcerca &c
los not2blS rtS1i1dos que
slatc ciic COMO Sus hlIos
han obteaIGo con l Aeccco
CaLygcuR Con gran plA-
Ger saviArenes 3 Tc IN
crpl.cado CO 81 dec!a-z-
c!cn
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
MATRIMONTOS.

Genaro Care Y Andrea Castillo.
Patricio Medina Y Feh:,t4s More
no.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-17

{ charmed thousands will also be heard
 here for the first time.
 Claude Gotthelf has been Miss Farrar's accompanist for the past few seasons in concert and he too is making his first bow here so that the entire con- cert company, star and satellites will be brand new to Birmingham since none of them have ever before appeared here. In a recent concert in which Edgar Schofield sang before a large Massa-
 cEusetts audience, his groups of songs ir French, English and Italian were received with a tremendous ~ ovation. Especially clever and artistic is the man. ner in which Mr Schofield presented the Negro Spirituelles, his rendition of ''Standin' in de Need O Prayer" being one of his biggest hits
 Miss Farrar will include in her pro- gramme the great Don Giovanni aria ''Batti Batti" which she sings with ex- quisite charm and in response to hun dreds of requests which the management of the ''All Star Concerts" have received for Miss Farrar to sing "Un Bel Di, 1" from her favorite opera, Madame But terfly," the requests have been for warded to Miss Farrar to iA;lude this beautiful number as an enc%e
 Many cities in Alabama will be rep resented at the Farrar concert on the 27th. dozens of mail orders ha.vSlg been received and it Is safe to say that the concert will go down in history as one of the most artistic and one of the most brilliant events ever heard in Birming- ham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-17
MUSIC AND COMEDY ON BILL AT LOEW'S
 Spectacular Feature, "The Bower of Harmony" Tops Splendid Bill

The absolutely spectacular predomin- ates in the headline attraction at Loews Bijou theatre for the fore part of the coming week, for in ''The Bower of Har- mony,' presented by w. Robert and J. D. Lindley, gorgeous scenery is combined with splendid costumes, excellent music and tuneful classic and popular seiec-
 tions.
 In 'rhe Bower of Harmony" is fea- tured the Lindley seXtet which includes the three French sisters. Gabrile, Sim
 mone and Claret and Hamel The two n.en and four girls who make up the group are said to be absolute masters of brass instruments and to present a
 revue of music and song that IS very pleasingM
 l The Sterling Rose Trio will be seen in a series of novel gymnastic feats with the rings and traps and. according | to advance notices. is considered among the very best cast of this nature on the Loew circuit Pitzer and Daye arc tc present a laughing skit, "The Country Cop and the City Girl in which num- her of songs and dances are to be intro-
 duced.
 "A Smart Alec" a comedy playlet in which Townsend Wilbur and company
 are to appear, is said to be full of snappy lines and humorous situations that make 1 Of it a truly worthwhile skit. Wells, with "a snappy pot pourri of comical- ities," in which they will introduce a line of rapid fire comedy conversation. several songs and number of unusual dances.
 Leatrice Joy and an all-star cast will appeal in "The Invisible Divorce" as the film attraction on the programme.