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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13
SUES FOR DIVORCE AND
$4,000 IN PROPERTY
FROM SOcORR0 RANCHER

ARA Pearl Mefeer AZ Santa ~
asks f0r . divorce and aotared
community property valued ~ ~
pfpximately 1890. h 4 suif Mnl
tofay n tha dlalrict court Ter nus.
bard IL knFi W. M6rcer AZ gncorro
According 10 her complaint ihnre
~ property bel6nemg % he ma
naEe community aoFfh eunFpsimafa.
u $4,000 nnd combating u cafilt.
tAA MeteGf f&nth 10 Hoeoern e4auly
hna "a improvements SIZE aaAS ier
hAlf = ths pfpesffy A. : separate
estate.
MA Mercer eAarfas hef hnahsaa
Ntt4 efafllg. sfiegire lhsf ata VS.
aitlg9 - hare me4lai ailrrfsa
aaly en leN 1aaAanM mhea aha Wns
AHaet q be8 ~ seYess Hlasm -
ite Esneh - miles Irom sa11frh
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13
FURNITURE FOR KNIGHTS
OF COLUMBUS HOME Is
EXPECTED BY JULY

1ne Knights of DoluEnDus VIII Oc'
cupy their home. now occupied BY
the Parrot shop, between July and
1s. A. M. Bergere. who went East
TO get furniture for the home. said
today, following his return, that the
furniture would arrive here BY July !,
and that the order would take pos.
session shortly nfterwafd.
M. Bergere bought furniture for
the Iouneing room. including dasen-
ports, chairs and rugs; four com
plele bedroom sets: linen china. sil-
ror and Rlassware.
The ~renoYaiing of tho building.
undertaken shortly after the knights
~ Columbus bought Il. has been fin
izhad % the outside. The walls have
been succeed. and The outnida mood
work Fopainted. The grounds have
hean improved. one tennia court
has been built and another viii BE-
rendy Tor playing inside two weeks
A. soon a. they take ~posaeaei1n
the council plans 90 sife recepiiun
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13
BLACK RANGE LION HUNT
FIRST STEP IN RENEWED
FIGHT ON THE VARhIINTS

Albuquerque. May ia program
has been outlined by the United
States biological survey for the com
ing year. which will assist the live
stock grower and 40 more 10 protect
his stock from predatory animals.
S. r Piper and J. s Lyon have Just
returned from a trip to Washington.
where they attended the national
convention Of the predatory animal
division Of the biological survey. and
will start AZ once on their programs
FOR the year. Mr. Lyon left early
this zeek for the Black Range.
where be VIII take rart IN a linr
hunt. which IA being held there. The
subjects discussed 1t the Washington
conyenuon were the improvements
Of the working plans o. the survey
along lines that viii create greater
Interest N The ralsinE q Livestock d.
TIE entire Southwest.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13
CARLSBAD DISTRICT TO PLANT
$4,000 ACRES OF COTTON

Carlsbad, May 12.-The cotton gins
under the Carlsbad project are pre-
pairing for the biggest season ever
known since the industry was launch
ed in this section Of the state. 1t is
estimated now that over $1,000 acres
will be planted this spring and that
$4,000 will be spent on the four gins
before the fall season begins. The
gin at Otis is now being recon
structed, and will be equipped with
all new machinery, which will in.
clude an entire new lighting system.
This win be the largest gin in the
Southwest when completed. The gin
at Malaga has been ~purchasd by J.
L. Williams for the sum Of $4,000.
and although not we'll located It win
probably have a big run during the
season.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13
CARRANzA
CONTINUED IRON page ID

AGoubluu00 AAbW RaHO Al
Monday en- route to Juarez, reached
Colonia Oaxaca this morning, and Is
expected to reach Ojinaga, chihua-
hua, late today, according to Informa.
tIon received by Alonzo VaIequex,
general agent in Douglas, Arizona,
for the liberal constItutlonaiists.
One hundred and fifty men ara be-
Ing selected In the city or Cananea,
Mexico, to act as part Of a body
guard TO escort Governor de IA
ruerta Of Sonora, when he enters
Mexico City to act as provisfonai
governor of Mexico, according TO In
formation received IN Aqua Frieta
today.
Governor de IL Huerta 10 IN Her
moslllo lat the present time, but has
sent word here that he will arrive in
Aqua Prieta within ! few days, en-
route to Juarex, through pulplko
Pass. At juarex, according TO the
message received here, he will 90
entraIn for Mexico City.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13
BERNALILLO RURAL
TEACHERS WILL CONVENE
LAST TIME FOR THE YEAR

albuquerque, May 12.-The rural
school teachers OF BernalilIo county
viii hold their last meeting of the
year at the office OF the county
superintendent of schools next Sat
urday. Checks for the past month
viii be presented. plans for the com
ing year will be discussed, and new
contracts offered at that time. Plans
have been made so that all the
school teachers IN the county win be
paid. on a ~ months basis from
now on. This win inecessitate an IN.
crease Of $4,000 over the program OF
last year. The county commissioners
are in favor OF the y months plan.
and il is expected that they will
authorize the necessary increase IN
the tan levy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13
ROYALTY IN ATTENDANCE
AT BRILLIANT WEDDING
EARL cURZ0N'S DAUGHTER

London, May 1.-TWO kings with
their ~queens--the sovereigns Of Bel
GUM and Great Britain-were among
the distinguished personages who at
tended the wedding of Lady Cynthia
Curzon, daughter Of Earl Curz0n,
the foreign secretary, and Lieutenant
Oswald Ernald. Mosley, NJ. p, IN
the chapel royal.
Among the guests at the wedding
were John W Davis. the American
ambassador. and Mrs. Davis.
The wedding presents were many
in number and or great value. King
George and Queen Mary sent the
bride q diamond brooch, while King
Albert and Queen Elizabeth present
ed her with a diamond and pearl
bracelet
The elaborateness and beauty OF
the brides ~trousseau has been the
talk Of the feminine world for days
past.
The bride Is the second daughter
Of the late Lady Curzon. an Ameri.
can. who before her marriage vas
Mary Victoria Letter, daughter Of the
late Levi z. Letter OF Chicago,
The affair o~utrivaled anything Of
a similar nature In London In recent
years. Besides the royal person
ages. there was a most Of diplomats
and other prominent people present
An additional notable touch was
lent 10 the occasion BY the fact that
the king and queen Of the BAigfans
had come b. alfpiane on Saturday
from Brussels. for the purpose Of at
tending the wedding. They were
weekend guests Of Lord cuFzcn.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13
VETERAN ENGINEER
At POST 0LASV


Tucnmcari, May IL. Engineer
Millner, known to everyone in this
vicinity as Uncle Bill. and WHO
has been running into Tncumcari OF
the Rock Island for over Is years
died at Logan a few minutes after
being taken from his engine. He
left Tucumcari about 10 o'clock, feel
ing as well as usual, and after TAX
ing his train through Hudson he was
suddenly taken III. He managed tc
stick to his engine as far as Logan
but died within 10 minutes after be
ing taken from the cab. The cause
Of his death il thought TO be heart
trouble. Mr.. Millner was well known
in this city, especially among rail
road men, where he had many
friends,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13
NEW MERCANTILE BUILDING
AT CLAYTON NEARS FINISH

Clayton, May 1.-THE new Azar
mercantile building, which will be
II Of the finest in the county when
completed, is fast nearing the time
when the carpenters viii be able to
start the inside finishing. The new
building win be used as a store by
Mr.. Azar and will be one of the
best in this vicinity, the building
being built OF pressed brick, and will
add greatly to the appearance Of the
street. This Is one OF several new
buildings which will be erected on
the main street during the summer,
and viii add much to the looks Of
the town in general.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13
BERNALILLO COUNTY RAISES
$21.s0O FOR HOSPITAL

Albuquerque, May 12.-The drive
for funds for the chiIdren's home and
hospital closed here Monday, and ac-
cording to reports contributions To-
falling S21.500 we're made in the
county. The last name on the list
was that Of George Roslinston, who
gave a personal endowment Of $1,000.
The quota for Bernalillo county was
$4,000. and this amount was over
subscribed BY $4,000. Two other
counties in the state have subscribed
over 1880 each, and when the final
returns are in It Is expected that all
will have contributed generously to
the fund.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13
MEXICAN LIBERAL PARTY
HAS AGENCY I'M NEW YORK

New York, May IA commercial
agency Of the Liberal Constitutions
alist Party Of Mexico has been es-
tablished In New York, according to
Manuel de la Pena, who described
himself as acting commercial agent
OF the new government.
Mr.. de la Pena said that business
transacted with representatives OF
the Carranza government would not
be recognized BY his party.
He asserted that the aim Of the
new party was to establish cordial
relations. and to work in harmony
with the United States. and that
honest development OF enterprises
would be encouraged regardless OF
nationality Of the promoters.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13
OLD TUCUMCARI RESIDENT
IS KILLED IN ARIZONA

TucumcaFi, May 12.-J. D. Ores.
ham, a long time resident OF this
city, was Instantly killed last week
in Arizona, while working with 2
wrecker, BY a large rock falling on
him. Mr.. Gresham had recently
moved to ARIZONA, and was making
his home there at the time Of mis-
death. lie was always interested u
the Improvement Of the city, and
was instrumental IN helping Quay
county go over the top In all the
Liberty Loan drives. The report Of
his death came as a shock to his
many friends here.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13
j. S. MINT EMPLOYE
GETS TEN YEARS FOR
STEALING 4 FORTUNE

Denver, Colo, May 12.-Orville Haf.
rington, a former employe OF the
United States mint in this city, today
was sentenced to 10 years in the
United States ~penitentiary at Leayen-
worth, Kan, by u. s. Judge Robert e.
Lewis, for stealing approximately
$4,000 in gold anodes from the mint.
Harrington, who lost one leg while a
youth, pleaded guilty. The gold was
recovered.
Harrington begged the court for
mercy because OF his wife and two
little girls.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13
land SALES
scheduled FOR AUGUST

The state land office rs announcing
a number Of public sales 81 state land
IN Union. colfax and Mora counties
early n August, Nine tracts will be
offered On August 3rd IN Union coun-
". eleven tracts August 5gh IN coifax
county and W. traefa August 18Th N
Mora county. The majority o. tracts
Gro small. ranging from forty acres
To- sections. The enly large block e
be sold IL III Coifax county nnFEhaanf
0g springer ana contains 1s.tia MnRw
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13
GIG HAIL STORM

Roswell. May l2.-one Of the
Hbret hail storms ever neea 10 his
section % the state occurred about
% miles north Of herr Monday nfier.
room. IN SOME fIaces the haii WAS
~fry heavy ana piled ~ d a depth
81 fso 81 ttEee feet Luckily the
storm covered q small area and did
- damage % The crops n ne ".
inity. b. he city . hearY rain leu.
nhirh WI De mach % start tho carly
crops and enfdera
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13
CARRIzOzO CIVIL DOCKET
is HEAVIEST FOR YEARS

larrlzOFo, HAY 1.-THE district
court has been In session here for
the past two weeks. and indications
are that It viii last for another
week. While the criminal docket
vas very light the civil docket was
the heaviest for many years, and
has occupied most Of the courts time.
Practically ell the cases had 10 do
with cattle stealing and working over
OF brands. According 70 officials
attic rustiing Il on the increase IN
ihis vicinity. IN spite OF all the
mounted police have done and many
~ the cattle men are nov offering
rewards for the capture and conyic
ton Of The thieves.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13
DYE TARIFF Bill IS
LAID ASIDE BY SENATE

W~4shl1Eita MAJ fzTtt e5n
tariff tHl HAfrh naf ns1s a. -
hHis fcF ~ Htfo11eflsn - ltt ssa
~ ~ 5 IeIfaf frim ~ rst'lffff
snaeer - ,ta nUEra4 ieftfe1fs e
sea6ftr Mee 60 ~ Mstsf cea
ut Wef rrflfn aafn 49,
t - nEa " N11atH H14se 81
a4ss4NsflA ~ "a iefsm
49, $50 f IS a. ffnsts
~ cas- - mifl y -
Mf W MafsHf
rm - ~ esH
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13
COLLECTORS
WIFE ASKS DIVORCE

j., 8. Jabine. deputy internal EVE
nue collector ia charge Of the
branch office here, has been sued
for divorce In the district court, il
was learned today.
Mrs. Mae Small Jabines the com
plainant, asks for the decree on the
charge Of non-supp0rf in her com
plant, which was filed several days
ago. Her husband acknowledged
service Of notice OF the suit.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13

Lincoln. Neh. May 13-dIeavy
rains Ia Nebraska last night AMI -.
nay resulted 81 : Hood that dFots
~ families from their homes a Ho-
meF Nabr.. and washed ont rAilFnad
iracka IL some aectlons according b
reports az eiged heFa. An electr cal
LIGHTNING eprgiuH lha death 81 WI
Ham A'apxhn aaea is. while he VA
II tws o. A farm naar i4ncnln
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13

Denver. May 12.-Reports received
here from Washington say that SEN
atOr Lawrence Phipps introduced q
bill ia the senate providing for the
arocation Of the war risk insurance
patients hospital to this city. It is
expected the institution will cost
$I,500,O00. Il Is understood that II
His measure passes. b site VIII be
given ~ local interests.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13

Durango. Colo, May l2.-Twelvo
pers0ns were injured. some seriously.
when train No. 8 o. the Rio 0rando
Southern Railroad was deraiied AZ
Moncoa. Colo, 20 miles from herr
The train was en- route from Vance
Junction to Durango.
All coaches turned over. The
train was carrying the private
OF superintendent e B. Carpenter.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13
RIO ARRIBA COUNTY TERN
OF COURT Is POSTPONED

The district courts foguler term
for Rio Arriba county VIII MT open
until June 81. Judge Reed HolIo-
man announced today. The term was
scheduled to begin on the first Mon.
day In June, but the court decided to
delay II until the last Monday. Both
grand and petit iurles will be called.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13
swlMMena HuaT IN rAxlcAB

Nos YnFk. MaF az Arthur Nc
AlecnAns former nali0naf N~msnpiau
diver. and Tedf0fa cann. holder "a
several worlds aefmminN reeegdA
were seriously iainfed and stephen
Rptf, aaother we'll knoNn eNimmef
Nss Slightly har1 II b lnxseah ao.
eldamf IL Lang Island CHS. AN
EhFee &ete esudtias@s ~ tke Aaaft
can OiFapst fauaee eNimDlnK team
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13

start your liver and strainghfen you
up better and quicker than nasty
calomel and without making you
sick, you Just 90 back ana get your
money.
II Won take calomel today you,l
be sick and nauseated tomorrow:
besidess It may salivate you, while
II you take Dodson's Liver Tone you
will wake up feeling great, full Of
ambition. and ready Tor work or
play. It's harmless. pleasant and
safe to give to children; they like
it.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13

The eAaitai building - strictly "a
10 dry ztaes today The water eomf
b6nF Is repiAGiaE she main on Gallatae
street ThM main eaHnii4a he buli1
ina and NataF u thsfetaf 4 seaFrs Az
icle ehiia IN eAansa IS heinx ma6a
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-03

Sc vENDE PAPEL DE PERIODICo
vIEJo, $500 QUINTAL.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-03
"AIsrquines de- Ssda y Oro''

La exhibition de la magnifca cinta
''Arlequines de Seda Y Orc" esta lie
vando los Cines, nenos desbordantes.
Inspirada la mencionada cinta en- pro-
cedimientos novisimos, da La sensation,
cada capisulo, cada episodio, cada cua-
dro, de que es una pelicula diferente a
las anteriores y las posteriores. Mas
claro: una persona que no tenga interes
por yer toda La cinta, sino uno de sus
capitulos satisface su caprich,o elogia
la pelicula, lie entusiasma Y lie gusta. La
gentil Raquel Meller, una y trina en- Ell
mundo de la tonadilla, hace un papel
maravilloso, excelente. irreprochable
Las avensuras son tan logicas, tan rea-
les, tan posibles, tan ciertas, que min
gun espectador opone un comentario ad
verso
'Arlequines de Seda oro'' ocupara
la stencion de todo Puerto Rico duran
te muchos meses, Era de yer como IN
ptblico numeroso Sc agolpaba en- la ia
quilla del cine tires Banderas'', de-
mandando localidadest No recordalnos
un exito cinematografico tan concluyer
te como ell de s'Arlequines de Seda y
oro'' ESQ es principalmente por las ma
ravillas inenarrables que encierra la cin
n. Los que hemos saboreado los primo
res de 'Arlequines de Soda oro' ne
mos reconocido meritos muy superiores
a las de todas las conocidas hasta aho-
ra.
''Arlequines de Seda Y oro' es una
vision hermosa de Espafia. La TERRA en-
terra de la dulce y simpatica, Sevilla 6es
fila por la cinta, con sus paisaies tan
bellies, tan encantadores FL realismo Se
esSa pelicula es tan in:eresante como ell
mismo argumento. Fpe precise ir a Sc
villa, reproducir sus rincones, ensayan-
do impresionando al pie de sus mvros,
en- sus lugares de ensueho, donde la fan
tasia humana en- plena forescencia en-
cuentra motives de asombro. de sdmi-
racion.
Repetimos. pues, que ''Arlequines de
Seda Oro'' es Ell iiltimo acontecimien-
to de la cinematografia moderna
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-03
NEGOCTADO DE- MATE
RIALES, IMPRENTA
Y TRANSP0RTE
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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-03

from Palatka to Gainesville cost the
doctor $1.221s.
Figuring down a. little closer, but
eliminating the fraction. On the bricl
road from Jacksonville to Palatka tho
doctor expended one and three tenths
cents per mile for gasoline, but on the
plain ordinary road from Palatka tt
Gainesville the gasoline consumed
cost him two and four-tenths cents
per mile. Multiply the figures by
1000 and you will see that if Doctor
Alderman had continued for 1000
miles on road like the one between
Jacksonville and Palatka he would
have expended 5000 for gasoline,
but if he had travelled 1000 miles on a
road like the one from Palatka to
Gainesville, it would have cost him
5000 for gasoline.
Leave it to you, gentlemen. Public
sentiment demands that if the State
is bonded the automobile owners pay
off the debt Will the automobile
owners have to pay anything or will
the roads pay for themselves?
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-03
OUR CONSTITUTION

Eighteen amendments have been
added to the constitution of the Unit
ed States, the latest being the prohi-
bition amendment which went into
effect on January Is, 1920.
In order of their ratification, the
amendments are as follows:
Article 1. The free exercise of re-
ligion, speech and the freedom of the
press not to be abridged by any act
of Congress.
Article 2. The right of the people
to keep and bear arms established.
Article 8. Regulating the billeting
of troops on the populace in time of
war.
Article 4. The right of search and
seizure regulated.
Article 5. The prosecution, trial
and punishment of those accused of
capital or other infamous crimes pro-
vided for.
Article 6. The right of speedy
trials, witnesses, etc.. established.
Article Z. The right of trial by jury
guaranteed.
Article 8. Prohibition of excessive
bail or fines and punishments promul
gated.
Article 9. Defining the rights of
the people.
Article 10. Defining the rights of
the States.
Article II. Defining the powers of
the judiciary.
Article IL. The method of choos
ing the President and Vice President
changed.
Article Is. Slavery abolished.
Article IA. The so-called Recon
struction Amendment, adopted to de-
fine the rights and duties of the peo-
pie and the States following the Civil
War.
Article Is. Equal rights of white
and colored citizens established.
Article 16. Authorization of income
taxes.
Article II. Providing for the cleo
ton of senators by popular vote.
Article Is. Prohibiting the manu-
facture, sale or transportation of in
toxicating liquors.
Article 10. Prohibiting discrimin-
atoms in elections on account of sex
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-03
Laws Of Florida.

LAWS Vi II tOAluo.
Notice is hereby given that ]. o.
Hightower, purchaser of Tax Certifi-
cate No. 1119, dated the 3rd day OF
June. 1913, has filed said certificate
in my office, and has made application
for Tax~Deed to issue in accordance
with law. Said certificate embraces
the following described property stu
ated in Marion county, Florida, to-wit:
NeA of neA of neA, sec IL, To II,
IS. r. %. The said land being assessed
at the date of issuance of such certi-
ficate in the name of ]. A Gofford.
Unless said certificate shall be re-
deemed according to law, Tax Deed
will issue thereon the 4th day OF
October, A. D., 1920.
Witness my official signature and
seal this the Both day of August, A.
D. 1890.
(Seal) p. H. NUGENT-
Clerk Circuit Court, Marion Co., Fla.
6-S- st.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-03

There's time to part and time to
meet,
There's time to sleep and time to
eat,
There's a time to work and time to
play,
There's a time to sing and time to
pray,
There's a time that's glad and a time
that's blue,
There's a time to plan and time to
do,
There's time to grin and to show
your grit
But there never yet was a time TO
quit.
-Stratmorean
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-03

NOTICE
Notice of Application for Tax Deed
Under Section s, Chapter 1883,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-01
OLIVER.

A striking contrast between the
high and low walks Of life is drawn
ina the photoplay. "a Daughter OF
Two Worlds" a screen version of
Leroy SCOTS novel which opened "a
four days run at the oliver theatre
yesterday Norma Talmadge who is
starred. plays the part OF Jennie.
Malone. daughter Of Black Jerry
Malone, keeper of a dance hall in
the slums The ambitions of her
father, who is not as black "a his
name would indicate. carry her out
Of 1au. through a fashionable board
ng school and into society. where
she meets a man who wins her love.
The stigma Of the past follows her
into her new environment. and a
dramatic situation arises when Jen-
ME learns that she alone can save
from the electric chair man VINO
mas been wrongly convicted OF muir
der. To do so. she is forced TO risk
the loss Of her fance and her place
in society. There is lots OF action in
the picture and Miss Talmadge plays
The leading role with her usual vim
and magnetic grace. she is sup
ported 10y a good cast which includes
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-01
,fhEafeRs@
OIkITIEUNI.

Jack Alfred and company with a
srappy noevlty szit entitled Smile"
is the feature OF the current bin az
he Orpheum. The scene Of the
comedy sketch is laid i'm an actors
boarding house, the entertainment
being IN the form Of a gymuastic
rehoarsal While the three gym
uasts have featured Orpheum bills
r south Bend before. their present
Offering predominates with original
stunts Arthur and Lean Bell fur
uish an entertaining number i'm
which is merged comedy. ventrilo-
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Get-Em" Rogers, black face dancer
nd singer, presents an act that is
r1ii Of good clean amusement q
pot pourri Of vaudeville novelties
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act q number Of well-trained birds
aid - making the act one 20 be
rIassed as novelty. Lou Hall and
Ada Brown. in a sketch she's "a
Travelling Man" and the Kilograms
complete the comedy feature bill