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The Arvada enterprise., 1920-10-21
CHAPTER VI.

cass Fendrlek Mahss . Cali.
Kate was In her rose garden super
intending the stable boy - he loos-
sned the dirt around the roots Of some
Of the bushes. She had returned to
the Circle C for q day or two to give
some directions In the absence Of her
father. Buck and the other riders
came to her for orders and took them
without contempt. She knew the cat
tie business. and they knew she knew
II. To q man they were proud Of her.
Of her spirit. her energy. and her good
looks.
The rider who cantered up to the
fence. seeing her In her weil-hung
corduroy skirt. her close ntting blouse.
and the broad.rimmed. straw hat that
shielded her dark head from the sun.
appreciated the fitness Of her sur
roundings. She. too. was . flower Of
the desert. delicateiy fashioned. yet
vital with the bloom Of health.
At the clatter Of hoofs she looked
up from the bush she WAS trimming
and ~ once rose to her feet. Beneath
their long lashes her eyes grew dark
and hard. For the man who had
drawn to halt was Cass Fendrick.
From the pocket Of his shirt he drew
crumpled piece Of stained linen.
"rve brought back your handker.
chief. Miss Cullison."
"what have you done with my IA.
therr'
He nodded toward the Mexican boy
and Kate dismissed the lad. When he
had gone she asked her question again
In exactly the same words.
He swung from the horse and threw
the rein 10 the ground. Then. saun.
terins to the gate. he let himself In.
you've surely got nice posy gar
den here. Didn't know there was one
like II 10 all sunbaked Arizona"
She stood rigid. Her unfaiterinG
eyes, sloe-black 10 the pale face. never
lifted from him.
II want you to tell me what you
have done with my father"
He laughed 4 little and looked At
her with eyes that narrowed like
those OF cat baskins In the sun. He
had something the look Of the larger
members Of the cat family-the soft
long tread, the compact ripping mus.
Giles OF . tame panther. and with theae
the threat that always lies behind it,
sleepy wsrinsss.
"You're young lady Of one idea.
Ne use arguing With you. I reckon"
'Not the least uss. rye talked With
Mr.. WylIe."
He raised his eyebrows. DO know
the ladyf'
"shs will know you. That y morn
b the point"
"Dsd shs ~ she knsw osr n
paired.
"sAs will say II 10 eosrt-H II svss
comes to that"
"Jsst what win sAs say. Il ~
Dlsassr
Kate teil him II fear esotsaess vita
Q stiagiAS dirsetness that WAS tAs ~.
soao1lag Deee q her, nat aa1 Q ~
es1eeeesstful eeosaee.
"ls that am Cs0se - IN IN,
hat ~ says ] Aeas1 ~ s0asa, -
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In. and saved your fathers life. /.
that penitentiary ofYenser'
You helped the villain take his
body into the cellar. You plotted with
him to bold father a prisoner there.
Says that. does she-that she over
heard u plotting7"
"Of course she did not overhear
what you said. You took good care Of
that. But she knew you were conspir.
Ing"
AUST naturally knew 1t without
overhearing." he derided. "And OF
course II ] was In a plot must have
been Johnny-on-the-spot a good deal Of
the time. Hung round there a.plenty,
! expectr
He had touched on the weak spot Of
Mrs. Wylie's testimony. The man who
had saved Collisions life, after long
talk with Blackwell. had gone out of
the Jack of Hearts and had not re-
turned 20 far As she knew. For her
former husband had sent her ON an
GRAND Just before the prisoner was
taken away and she did not know who
ha helped him.
Kate was silent.
How would this do for an explana.
tionr' he suggested lazily. well say
Just for the sake Of argument that
Mrs. Wylle's story Is true, that did
save your fathers life. Wen put 1t
that did help carry him downstairs
where II was cooler and that I did
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II was necessaFy to put the fear Of
death isto this man's heart. which was
. thing he had found impossible to Dc.
The logic Of Circumstances was driv.
lag the sheepman Into Q corner. He
had % inpslss made the owner Of The
Circle G bic prisoner. Seeing hin lie
there uneonacious On the 6oof u the
Jack q Hearts. Il had cone b hin
10 Q lash that he might hold bin aa1
fsees Q sslinlvishmsat q The d. 0re
ciaia. Hjs 6lsappsasases wosh q.
paoio ttss6 u ~ s0aoe sDeeo1 tAAs
~ was ~ ". . q asVesas Fs6Aes.
Chs ~ 1eae u = NV hj0oe1e e1o0
~ mn q ~ 6oa0aA. bst a1sea1y
- ~ segsse1s1 Il ~ tiasa Threats
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Doctor Cupid

Thst love eometimeD cures din
aase q . fact that has been called
10 Tie attention Of. tho public By .
prominent phyician. Love b not,
however, tho cure tor Ill women,
Many q woman b nervous and
irritable, feels dragged down and
Worn out for no reason that Gho
tan think Of. 1.
Doctor Pierceb Fsyusite PMH
pcripHon gives new HE and new
strength to weak, worn-out,
rundown women. FavoritS
Prescription" makes weak women
strong and sick women well. L
Is now sold by IN druggists IN The
United States IN tablets q wen
q liquid form.
ATcH1soN, KANs.-sAbout twenty
years ago I first commenced taking
'Favorite Prescription for femE
nine trouble. The first half dozen
doses gave relief and by the time I
had finished the first bottle felt
stronger than for . long while.
Since then l have taken It whenever
I was rundown, weak or nervous
and it has always given me- the de-
sired relief. I am very glad to n.
commend 'Favorite Prescription .
Q woman's real friend. Mrs. IDA
hcKNER, lib North Tenth Street
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Let us remember that God 10 at the
reastore and In the mountains Just a.
much ~ he 10 In our home town and
In our home church. We need to ~.
slse the devil Of license which 10 ii.
ways whispering his evil insinua tons
Into the ears Of people away from
home. We need religion just % much
In summer - We Do 10 winter. per.
haps more. 10 when We are away
from home let 10 not neglect our 81.
bls. and our daily prayer. and attend.
Ases spoe u houss Of woeaAip whsn-
sver poesible.
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~ sss0"sp NV wv W sssUNs
have 4 long talk with the fellow Black
well. What would be talking to him
about. II l wasn't reading the riot act
to hint And after he had said he was
sorry why shouldn't hit the road out
Of theref There's no love lost between
me aud Luck CulllsOn. ! wasn't under
any obligations to wrap him up In cot
ton and bring him back this side up
with care to his anxious friends. II
he chose later to take v hike out of
town on p.d.Q. hurry up business |
amt to blame. And l reckon you'll
and . jury will agree with me-"
She brushed his explanation aside
with q woman's superb indifference to
logic.
"You can talk Of course. l don't
care. II 10 all lies-lles. You have
kidnapped father and are holding him
somewhere. Don't you dare to hurt
him. II you should-Oh. II you should
you will wish you had never been
born" The nerceness Of her passion
beat upon him like sudden summer
hail.
lie forgot for the moment that he
was q man with the tolls Of the law
closing upon him. forgot that his sue
cess and even his liberty were At stake.
He saw only y girl with the hunger Of
love Ia her wlxtfui eyes. and knew
that Il lay In his power to bring back
the laughter and the light into them.
"suppose I can't night fair any long
er. Suppose I've let myself get trapped
and II isn't up to me but to somebody
else. Up to your father. sayr'
MY fntherr
eyes. How could turn him loose
when the hrst thing he did would be
to swear out Q warrant for my arrest r
"But he wouldn't-not II you free
| him."
He laughed harshly. II thought you
knew him. He's hard ns nails." He
laughed again. bitterly. mot that Il
matters. or course was Just putting
. case. Nothing to II really"
He WAS hedging because b. thought
he had gone too far. but she appeared
not to notice II. Her eyes had the far.
away look Of one who communes with
herself.
IF could only Sc him and have .
talk with him. think could get him
to do a. ask. He nearly always
doss." Her gaze went swiftly hack to
him. "l.st me talk with him. There's
q rsason why ne ought to b free now.
one that would appeal to hiD."
This was what be had come for. but
now that she had net hin half way be
hesitatsd. II sAs should not succeed
- would be wosss Of than before. He
eo0ld neither Aeld her Q peisoser nor
| me- hss to isaA IL pack Of Tie law
10 his hiding Daaes. o. the other hasA
Y Cullis = tAe1GAt tAey istesAed -
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CHAPTER v-ceo.,ny.1.

-
Luck turned. The cabin was built
- Q ledge far up on the mountain
sads. From the back wall slopsd for
Q hundred feet IN almost perpendic-
ular slide Of rock.
There's prospect hole down
there" Blackwell explained savagely.
You'd 20 down the Devils Slide
what's left Of you, mean-deep into
that prospect hole. The ttmberings
are rotted and the whole top Of the
working ready TO cave In. When your
bedy hits It there will be an avalanche
with Mr.. Former Sheriff Cullison at
the bottom Of It. You'll be buried
without any funeral expenses. and
reckon your friends will never know
where to put the headstone."
The thing was dsvilishly simple and
feasible. Luck. stil looking out Of
he window. felt the blood run cold
/. down bis spine. for he knew this fel-
low would never stick at murder II
~ felt It would be safe.
so you see I'm right: you'd better
Dsay your friends won't ind you.
They can't reach here without being
heard. II they got to hunting these
hills you sure want to hope they'll
say cold. for Just Is soon a. they get
warm II win BE- the signal tor you to
shoot the chutes."
Luck mst his triumphant savagery
With an inpassive face. Interesting
u true. And where will you be when
NJ friends arrivei reckon It won't
- Q pleasant meeting for Mr.. Black
WE'LL"
"TM be headed for Mexico. I tel,
you because you amt liable to 60
around spreading the news. There's
Q horne saddled In the dip back Of the
Hill crest. Get itr'
From far below there came through
the open window the faint click Of Q
horses hoOfs ringing against the
stones In the dry bed Of river wash.
Swiftly Blackwell moved to the door.
taking down q rife from it, rack %
~ did %. Cullison rose noiselessly In
bic chair. II II came to the worst he
meant to shout aloud bis presence and
close with this fellow. Hampered a.
~ was BY the table. the man would
81 him without question. But II be
eeuld enly sink his fingers into that
hairy throat while there WAS still life
h him hs could promise that the Mex.
lean trip would never take place.
Blackwell. from his place By the
1oof. could keep an eye both on hls
peisoeer and 90 . point Of the trail
eAr bssoV where horsemen must pass
- reach Tie cabin.
A Rider came into sight and entered
~ mouth Of the canyon. He was
waving . white handkerchief. The
nan In the doorway answered the dg-
aal.
"Not your frisoda this time. Mr..
Sheriff." Blackwell jeered.
II ct a stay Of execution. do II
Ths cool drawling voice Of the cattle
aan showed nothing Of the tense feel.
ing within.
He resumed his seat and the reading
e the Newspaper. Presently. to the
I'm that came over the threshold he
spoke With casual nod.
'Aorning. Casa"
Fsndriek mumbled q suriy answer.
Ths manner Of ironical comradeship
Ais captive chose to employ was more
than an annoyance. To serve his ends
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Tsss's Prsdvess Valuable.

From the "blackboy" tree Of Aus
tralia q new company 10 producing
tars that are free from harmful acida,
tarpaulin dressings. rope tar and sani-
tAry tar. lacQuefs. paint. stains,
pitches, pheaol. hsnsol. alcohol. coke.
DotasA. TAs pro4uctiea Of dysA ~
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A man isn't necessarily smart b.
cause he says some things that do.
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ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine

layer Tablets q Aspirin" Q GooO
he Aspirin proved safe by milltoos
and prescribed By physicians for ovss
twenty years. Accept only an unbrokes
"Bayer package" which contains props
directions to relieve Headache. Tooth
ache. Earache. Neuralgia. Rheumatism
Colds and Pain. Handy tin boxes Of II
tablets cost few cents. Druggists also
cell larger "Bayer packages." Aspire
u trade mark Bayer Manufacture Mon
eaceticacidester Of Salicylicacid.-A6v.
Many u man Injuries his eyesIght b
looking out for number one.
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cvtieura essthss ltsAinO oeasp
On retiring gently rub spots q das
eru6 and itchins with Cuucufa Osnt
msnt. Next morning shampoo w,u
Cuticura Soap and hot water. hass
them your every dap toilet prepaEstiee'
AaHds.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-02-17
WOMEN ORGANIZING.

All Catholic women Interested in the
organization OF lodge OF Daughters
OF Isabella have been invited TO attend
a meeting OF Knights OF Columbus Hall
tonight at 3 o'clock. when matters re
latlng to organizatlon will be discussed
The meeting Is called al the request
OF Mrs. J. A. Sprays, chairman OF he
organization committee. appointed at 9
meeting last week, when the subJccl
OF organization was taken up for the
first time. II is planned to perfect per-
msnent organ 'zalion Of The lodge at Q
meeting sunday evening, March 7. IN
Knights Of Columbus Hall, when Mrs
Gcnivleve Walsh. OF Now York. SUI
preme rogenl Of the order. and Mrs.
Evening journal., 1920-02-17
NATIONAL PLATE GLASS
COMPANY NOTE ISSUE

Montgomery and Company, Frazier
and Company, Otis and Company and
the Illinois Trust and savings Bank are
Offering for subscription al prices 10
yield over seven per cent. for any ma.
turlly, siOO0OOO National Plate Glass
Col. Serial G per cent. gold notes dated
January 4, 1890 and maturing from Jan
uary 1, 1921. TO January 1, 1923. lnelu-
slVe. These notes arc free from j mn
sylvanla State tax and Michigan Siat'
taxes VIII be refunded.
The National Plate Glass Company
proposes 20 acquire three plate glass
factories having q capacity OF ii,OoOo
square feet OF plate glass annually. lbt
consolidated earnings OF companies 10
be acquired IN the past four year-
a, eraged 3% timss total interest re-
quiremenls and FOR 1919 over 0is
times. II Is estimated that nc' earning
before depreciation available Tor IN
terest IN 1920 viii exceed s3,0G00OO
The Fisher Body Corporation VII
make a cash investment OF over sa'OOO'
900 In the preferred and all Of the com
mon stock Of the National Plate Glass
Evening journal., 1920-02-17
Don't Spoil Your Hair
By Washing II

When you wash your hair, be careful
what you use. Most soaps and prepar-
ed shampoos contain too much alkall.
which Is very injurious, as II dries the
scalp and makes the hair brittle,
The best thing 10 use Is Muls'fled CO.
coanui oil shampoo, for this is pure and
entirely greaseless. It's very cheap and
beats anything else all TO pieces. You
can get this at any drug store, and a
few ounces will last the whole family
for months.
Simply moisten the hair with water
anu rub Il In, about teaspOonful Is all
that Is required. II makes an abundance
OF rich. creamy lather. cleanses thor
oughly. and rlnses out easily. The hair
dries quickly and evenly. and is soft,
fresh looking. bright fluffy, wavy and
easy 20 handle Besides, 10 l0osens and
takes out every particle OF dust, dirt and
dandruff.
Evening journal., 1920-02-17

little attic bedroom out on the porch
Of aunt Polly's big New England house
where Il IS cool enough for her to sleep.
As she goes across the porch The
shadow Of her palama-clsd figure Is
cast upon the blind OF Aunt Pollys
window. ana Aunt Polly seeing H.
thinks a man Is on the roof.
To get the most effective shadow IL
was necessary 20 buy a special lamp,
one much more powerful than any used
in connection with the studio. When
the new lamp arrived II looked like the
searchllght for a battleship. II was zen
feet high. with a tripod base which
spread four-feet-and II cost si.OOO.
Evening journal., 1920-02-17
A Single Application
Banishes Every Hair
(The Modern Beauty

Here Is how any Woman can easily
and quickly remove Objectionable, hairy
growths without possible injury to the
skin: Make a paste with some powder
ed deatOne and water, apply TO hairy
surface and after or 3 minutes rub on,
wash the skin and the hairs are gone.
This IS a painless, inexpensive method
and, excepting where the growth is un-
usually thick. a single application Is
enough. You should. however, be care
full to get genuine delatone.
Evening journal., 1920-02-17
Colds In the Chest
End Immediately
4 Quick, Sure Way 10 Secure RELIEF and
Get Rid OF Hacking Coughs.

You must check that cold before Il de-
velops into something worse. lnnamma-
tion can be reduced and cOngeeted tubes
opened up and cleared Of mucous by np-
piicntions of WINTERGROLE, an oint-
ment cream that never fails 20 END ths
misery from sore throat, bronchiue anu
cold In the chest. -
The congested parts are loosened up by
the attraction Of blood through the stlmu-
iotinc effects OF the drugs used 20 make
WIN ERGROLE. Rub n little OF the oint.
ment well into the skin over the affected
parts and cover with a flannel, overnight
the cold will go. Ask any druggist Tor
WINTERGROLE.-Ad
Evening journal., 1920-02-17

Company and VIII enter into a ten-year
contract TO pay the company enough TO
provide annually minimum net earn
ngs 10 meet maturing note Install
ments, interest. preferred dividend and
sinking funh rsnnirements.
Evening journal., 1920-02-17
RUPERT HUGHES The Cup Of Fury
AN EMINENT AUTHORS PRODUCTION -h1A6s 81 GoLDWYN
Now PLAYING AT the Queen.
Now Playing at the Queen.

nlm version OF Rupert Hughes book,
"The Cup Of Fury" and the Exploits
OF Submarine U-35," proved an un-
usually strong bill in the celebration
OF the fourth anniversary Of the Queen
Theatre.
Helene Chadwick In the chief role Is
seen as a girl OF many characters. or
rather many phases OF the one loyal
glrl. She Is vaudeville actress,
society bud. a shlpysrd worker and a
stenographer and in all Miss Chad
wlck's work Is beyond reproach or ad-
verse criticism. Her versatility IS
shown in one picture to an advantage
that takes some players any number
Of productions to exhibit.
"The Exploits OF Submarine u-to.
offers In a startling manner Tangible
evidence that will convict any German
implicated In the war It's scenes are
Inspiring as well as Impressive. Right
before the eyes OF the audience some
Of the largest vessels OF the world are
sunk without a trace.
"THE MYSTERY GIRL"
"The Mystery Girl" one OF Ethel
Clayton's best rem mbered pictures IS
at the Rlalto for exhibition today only.
This story in its telling combines an
entertaining amount OF mystery adven-
ture and thrill and Miss Clayton Is ac-
tive In every scene OF II.
Tomorrow Maurice TOurneur's IA
nous production OF the Drury Lane
Melodrama, Sporting Life will be
shown.
This is easily one OF the best pictures
that Mr.. Tourneur has ever directed.
lis seems are siupendous and thrilling.
especially in the horse racinS part
which follows In a remarkable manner
the English Derby.
At TIE GARRICK.
Garrick Theatre patrons o. kd the
Evening journal., 1920-02-17
"a GIRL NAMEp WARY"

Marguerite Clark In her latest photo
play, "A Girl Named Mary" afforded
splendid entertainment for the Majestic
Theatre crowds, who In attendance upon
splendid day sought entertainment
there and found II not only In the fea-
tIrcd attraction, but also in the comedy
"The Grocery Clerk" in which Larry
eemon danced ATTENDANCE as the lead
inr character.
In the plot and development OF Mar
gueriie Clark's picture there Is nothing
startling or thrilling The picture was
from all Intentions made as an diver
sion OF the most pleasing sort. The
original Ladies' Home Journal story OF
juliet Wilbor Tompkins has been treat
ed delicately and thoroughly by both
Miss Clark and her excellent cast.
"TIE cup or FURY"
The combination OF the Goldwyn ns
Evening journal., 1920-02-17
Removed
| DeJlirocHe

This method for removing su-
perasess hair L. Totally different
fross oil others becnuse IL attacks
h.tr rsdrr the skin as well a. on
tie skts. is does tAis by absorp-
ties.
Osiy gcanino DeNiirscIe ha. a
s~oscy-bAck guarantee tn each
package. "a toilet counters In
coc. ~ end ~ Sizes or By mali
frs- ss la plain wrapper ON re-
eeist OF price.
FREE book with Testimonials of
stshert authorities, cx-
plains whst csuses hair ON face.
.eek snd arms, why "a increases
ssf how Demirncie devitnlises a.
ssrfics In plain sealed envelope on
rcsaest. Denirscie. Park Ave. sud
tzsth St. New York.
Evening journal., 1920-02-17
POTIYANNA.

One thousand dollars for a shadow
That's what Il cost Mary plckford,
"Amcrica's Sweetheart 10 throw a
shadow OF herself on the wall OF scene
IN her new picture Of "Gladness Polly
anna" which Onened up Its second
week presentation at the Victoria
yesterday before a large audience.
The shadow is called for In a scene
which takes place in Aunt Polly's room.
Little Mary as Pollyanna Whittier,
crawls. lamp In hand. from her stuny
Evening journal., 1920-02-17
"LIsTFN LESTER -

Coming to the Playhouse for the
week. beginning Monday. February 23'
Is Listen Lester" John COrts ma
tionally known musical comedy. Listen
Lester" is a happy combination OF a
rolllcking kind calculated TO catch the
public fancy. That II Will also hold
This fancy is proven by the fact that
the play ran for an entire year at the
Knickerbocker Theatre in New York,
and has just finished ten weeks OF ca
pacity business at the Illinois In
Chicago.
There Is singing and dancing an en-
Pertaining story, laugh splitting specl-
allies, exquisite scenery and a cast
headed by Miss Mabel Withee and
Fred Heider, supported by Ruth Mabee.
Alan Edwards and a bewltching chorus
TO carry It TO a happy conclusion.
Evening journal., 1920-02-17
Real Estate For Sale

Real Estate For Sale
sos WASHINGTON STREET.
Three STORES 10 rooms bath, hot water heat size Of
lot 23x113, room for garage Possession March 25th
91O JEFFERSON STREET.
Three stories, 10 rooms baths, porch hot air heat
size of lot 30x150.
919 JACKSON STREET.
Three Stories IL rooms BATH porches, hot air heat
cement cellar, gas and electric, laundry.
112 SOUTH BROOME STREET.
Two Stories rooms BATH porch, hot air heat cement
cellar gas and electric, garages Possession June 10Th
1905 MADISON STREET.
Seven rooms and BATH
1903 MARKET STREET.
Two stories, rooms and bath
4O5 WEST TWENTY-SXTH STREET.
Two Stories 6 rooms bath, two porches hot water
heat cement cellar gas and electric Possession June 25h
227 WEST TWENTY-SlXTH STREET.
Two stories rooms bath, porches gas and cleo
trc Possession March 25th This nice Groom house
2aO8. .22O5 -22O7.22O9 CARTER STREET.
Two Stories roomS bath, gas. Possession 80 days.
$4,000 each.
SUBURBAN PROPERTlEs-MARSHALLTO
Three Groom bungalows lot 150x410. Possession
80 days.
Two scmi.detached frame houses, rooms, pOrches
situated on Lincoln Highway Price $4,000 each
OAK GROVE
Tvostory bungalow, rooms, bath, laundry porch
heater cement cellar gas and electric, lot 65x125.
HAMILTON PARK-CENTRE STREET
Two broom bungalows, bath, electric porch VIII be
completed in 80 days.
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REA. ESTATE INSURANCE MORTGAGES
211 WEST SEVENTH STREET
Telephone 7O1O
Open Tuesday and Saturday Evenings Until O'clock.
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weeks bill last night. II is funny and
was appreciated. In addition there Is
lot of musical and other merit. Marie
and Ann Clark. well known stage stars.
contributed an interesting novelty
which Is featured by songs. Dances
comedy. etc. Zlska and King also have
novelty. which Il characterized by
comedy and magic and which Is In ex-
c.llent hands. William DcNlarest and
Estelle Collette entertained with charm
ing bits OF vaudeville. An Interesting
dancing act was given by the Ara SIS
ters, who are quite original In addition
10 being skilled. Friend and Downing
appear TO be saturated with sponian-
eous comedy. Ernest Dupllle offered a
bit OF monologue which showed orlgi-
nallty and Invention and which went
over strong. lie Is a singer as well.
Malcolm and Lamar were very good
in their musical Interpretations.
Victor Martyr and Maude Florence In
Al the Tennis Court" gave a demon
strallon Of skill and comedy as well.