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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-05
LAS HABIcHUELAs
EN- cALIFokNiA
ODE LAMBoEN Z co, NC,

s'En JUNO % habia dispohibles er
California 24o 900 sacos de Hab,stuc
as Rosadas, alredor de 5000 sacos de
Habichuelas calora6as Largss, $500
sacos Prfjoles ojo Negro y $4,000 sa-
cos Hab:chuelas Blancas peqqeftas.
''Se eztima que la vieja coseclia' de
California deraparecera del n-ercado
aIites de empezar la nueva cosecha, con
la possible excercion dc las Habichuelas
Rosadas y Ooloradas Largas de Cali
forfia-
Ha habido alguna de1nanda para
entregas futuras, pero lnuy pequeios
negocios Sc han efectuado debtdo q
que los compradores han querido com
prar precios mas bajos Que los Que
rs condolences actuales justifcan. To-
do indica que los precios en- Ia mayer
parte de las variedades de habichue-
las serarl mas altos que los cotizados
al principle de la presente cosecha. La
temperature hs sido fra y el desarro-
Ito de las paritaciones tardio hasta cier
to extreme.
Sc informa tambien que las siembras
y desarrollo de las plantaciones en- los
estados de New York y Michigan han
sido maias, Y Sc cree que la pr6xina
cosecsa probab sernente tardara unas
ssuantas semanas mas que el ano uiti-
mo-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-05
Los ESTADOS UNIDOS ESPE.
RAN LLEGAR A UN ACUERD0

WASHINGTON, julio A. UNITED
Press)-Debido que las diacultades
traidas por la nueva aplcaci6n de la
Ley volstead en- virtud de- la decision
del Tribunal Supreme aumentan, Sc cree
que el secretario Mellon intentara lle-
gar a un acuerdo con los gobiernos de
Francia Inglaterra antes de regresar
a los Estados Unidos.
En- los circulos oficiales Sc rumora
que 81 no es possible obtener I'm tratac
do reciproco, las autOridades Sc incau-
taran de los licores a bordo de barcos
extranieros. armuue estos Sc encusntfen
fuera del linite de las tres millas,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-05
DRsDE Ell HUDSON
tpor MoNsANr)

Muy tristss y cabisbajos han regre
sado a esta ciudad Ia gente car,ipeona
Ge McGraw, despues de haber sido com
pletamente dertotadoS en- su jira por ei
oeste.
Catorce eTcuentros sostuvieron los
giants por las ciudades de Chicago,
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati San Louis, en-
,os cuales Ia suerte nubo de favorecer-
les en- cinco, habiendo recibido como es
consiguiente, nueye derrotas.
Cnando a principle de su salida los
s'gigantes'' Sc anotaron una gran vic
toria, y de ahi el que este dedujera
que todo lie irfa al pedir de boca''.
LA. vueita al hogar, sea al codiciado
''Polo Grounds ha infundido en- ellos
una gran algeria, pues piensan desqui-
tarss con creces del "vapuleo'' recibi-
do por ell ''maldito" oeste
NADIA ha podido alterar Ell que los
champions continuen a la cabeza de la
procession confian con su regreso
al polo, que han de aumentar su
porcentaje.
Las derrotas mas desastrosas que les
fEeron inhngidas durante su jira por
el oeste, fueron las recibidas inanos
de los Reds" del CINCINNATI, pues
ts1ito Luuue como Donohue mantuvie-
. ION las baterias campeonas silenciadas,
con un trabajo desde el cajon'' digno
de encomio.
Para la mayoria de los fans no
ha resultado luna cosa, del otro mum.
do'' csto de las iiltinias lerrotas, pues
clio 10 atribuyen la alteration habi-
da en- el ''line up de los gigantes
con motive de la ausencia de dos de sus
potentes mrrallas, sea Barness =
Smith los cuales han sido sustituidos8
por Watson Y Hank Cawdy, quienesi
tomaron posici6n de sus respectivos
cargos precisamente Ell dia de su sa-
Ida do Chicago para Pittsburgh.
Un NAL debut fue para Watson en-
Cincinnati, Quien habiendo sustituido
a Art Mehf en- Ell iltimo desafio, fu6
cruelmente apabullado'', pues la gen
te del tCinci" no tuvo compassion de
Il.
En- cambio, Cowdy como receptor, les
esta dando un buen resultado.
Aun continda recluido en- un hospital
\ consecuencia de una fractura que su-
friera Jack Scout, " es opinion que no
podra volver ingresar en- la novena,
hasta de aui algunos dias.
/ situaci6n en- que Sc encuentran los
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-05
Ell Senado fiTm6 aver Ell.
.infOTne del PTesupuest0


Anteayer las cinco Sc ceIebr6 la Sc
SON en- ell Senado con la asistencia de
los sefiores Jordan, zeno, Garcia, Abril,
Hernandez Lopez, Benitez, cuevas ze-
uueira, Iglesias, Iriarte, Martinez Da-
.ila, Miranda, Susoni, Garcia Duc6s y
81 presidents, don Antonio r. Barcelo.
Ell acta de la session anterior fue
aprobada sin ser leida.
El Secretario lego los siguientes pro-
yectos los cuales fueron aprobados pos
rranimidad.
Para la construction de un edificio
escolar de tres salones en- Ell barrio de
Fugnado ,Afuera, de Vega Baja; cons
trucci6n de una carretera que una los
paeblos de Trujillo Alto y Gurabo; cons
truccion de un edificio de concrete para
esenela en- Corozal; asignando la sums.
de $4,000 para ayudar construir un
e6ifcio escolar de ocho salones en- Rio
Grande; para a1npliar ell edifcio esco
lar de Toa Alta, llanado Jose Pa
bio Morales; para ensanchar ell puehte
San Antonio en- la Avenfda Ponce de
Leon, en- doce metros, asignando los
fcndos necesarios; para declarar carrete
la msular Ell calnino municipal ''Los
Santos del municipio de Dorado; pa
10 incltir EN- Ell numefo 1e las socieda,
oes de beneficio lnutuo cxentos del pa
go de contribution las propiedades de
la Gran orden Unida de Odd Fellows
en- America, constituida en- Puerto r.
co; para indennizar Carnelo Honori
en- el nontante de sus sueldos que del,
&c cobrar por motive de su destituci6l
c1i el cargo de Jefe del Negociado de
TrabRjo; y asignando La suma dt
$4,000 para ayudar a construir un edi
fcio escolar en- la nlrnicipalidad de R;
Grande.
La session fue suspendida las Sc;
para comenzarla a las doce de la noche
Fueron aprobados en- esta session or
dir6 hasta las dos y media de la ma
Eana de aver los siguientes proyecto
> de ley: para enmendar la Ley de Per
= slones para Maestros; la construccio
. dc un edifcio escolar en- Rio Piedras
! ,otro en- Utuado.
Ell Presidente di6 cuenta al Senad
!: con el cual habfa sido frmado por 10
Senadores y Representatives. que 10 il
: tcgran y soicito su aprobacion. Act
:. .seguido Ell senador jordan Sc levant
para solicitar do la presidential que
eximiera de votar Ell Presupuesto.
S,l .senador cuevas Zequeira hizo luego us
II de la palabra para oponerse a 10 sol
!. c:tado por Ell DR.. Jordan, manifestand
que 81 su compaiiero guerra que 10 ex
Dlieran de votar tendria que explics
!, la causa de su posici6n. Ell DIR. Jorda
retro entonces sus palabras y vote 6
! favor del Informe del Presupuesto.
Un funcionario del Comite de HI
cienda inform6 uno de nuestros r
! dactores que ell Presupuesto aseendia
= la suma de $12,oO2,OOO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-05

Ultinlainente Sc han celebrado algu-
lsos desafios de pelota en- esta ciitdad,
entire las novenas de seganda. Ell va
bucca vence al Stronghold y e. Pata-
gonia vence al Faro. Con la lisoInci6n
,Gel Stronghold uueda Ell patagonia CO.
mo canlpe6n de segunda en- essa ciu-
dad Los muchachos del Patagonia son
muy h4biles en- Ell nianejo de Ia peiota
y tiran inucho FL domingo ei patago-
ria visitara ei pueblo de- -Yabttcoa para
ceiebrar unz desafio con la novenai de
esa localidad. Muchaf suertes les aesso
d los muchachos dc Don Rafaei.
BOB MEUsEL, j
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-05

Ksbs Ud. 10 qus M OsTE0-
PATIA2 OSTEOPAT1A 80 u
ciencia de curar aJustando ia
CoIumna vertebral y nervtos, ye-
uovando la circulation dc -
Sangre por tratamiento manual
ain necesidad de uSar drogag =
slectrtcidad.
81 eodas las parties eel Orga-
sismo humane estan en- con44
ca6n perfecta la sRngre circulM
Dien, los nervios ordenados, 50
celenrc despejsdc, su cuorpe
kgil: esta I'd. saIudabls y este
10 puode hacer oSTECPATIA.
Doses I'd. conservarse sfemprs
4il,dable. Ioven, fnerte y felix7
We sutrs roda su vida, cdreso Q
ieapo 'rnehe los tratamten-
zoe de oSTEOPATIA.
osTEorATIA c,ira 1isloca-
aones, to'rceduras, Tcs FerfnA,
Gatarto. Pulmonfa, Tnhuenza y
todas classes de Intermediates
Uuico Doctor On OSTE0PE-
TIA en- Puerto Rtco:-
DR.. 8. n. HALHY.
Consulter1e:
Altes Oollnado stkndar&
Telsfonos:--~
0Acina 627 San Juan
Residaucta 262 aSa1tuxee
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-05
AUToMov1L 1NcEND1ADo

En- la calle Norzagaray, esquina a
Forta eza, el sutom6vil de Gaspar Me.
yes fue destrufdo por las Ilamas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-05

san dernostrar que esta preparados pa
sra luchar con Ell Ponce, campe6n Ilsu-
lar hoy en- dia 5Repetira el Humacao
su hazafia contra ell Fajardc? VA 10
veran los fans ell domingo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-05

He aqui los cinco bateadores que has
TIA la fecha mejor lie estan dando en-
las dos Ligas:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-05
LEAGUE

En- dias pasados, una gran casuah-
dad hizome topaz en- plena tercera ave-
aida, con Ell dininuto ouevedo.
Despues de los consabidos saludos,
como era de esperarse, empezamos el
dialogo peloteril. !
Quevedito mostraba un ojo algo re-
negrido, por 10 que nos apresuranos 4
p1eguntsr, pOr aquello de que aqui tam
lien Sc dan unos tutes'', de muy So
EIor mio.
"Nada de ESQ.,, nos dijo, pues SIM
tlements Sc trata de url pelotaSo, pues
eebo informsrte, que pertenezco nn
club de f'Jersey City, en- donde me
pagan 25 dollars semanales.
Tambien nos inforln6 Quevedo, que
Norberto Domenech aquel pitcher que
li6 que hacer en- ell Fisk, tambien
forma parte de la novena antes citada.
| Hoy Sc espera arrive New York
ei famoso boxeador argentine Luis An
| gel Firpo, de SUI regreso de Cuba y Me
I jico, en- donde hubo de porier fuera de
combate dos contendientes.
seguidamente dara conienzo al en-
trenamiento, para su encuentro cor
Willard en- ell mes proximo, y para GU
yo match reiria cxtraordinaria AMI.
nacion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-05
G ! r (. A A i, T ] is
II e n NJ J. a

La rnaravilla de Ia epoca--lo usan actuaL.
mente miles de pacicntes. Los STUART'S
ADHESIF PLAPAO-PADS, obtuvieron II
medalia de orc en- Roma y Grand Prix en-
Paris. Pongase en- condolences, de desechaF
su antigua tortura. Cese de empobrecet su
saiud con bandas de acero gonna. Los
PLAPAO-PADS son tan suaves como el ter
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-05

tie en- trabiilas.
hebiIias o nuellcs
Greefnos en- ey
antigiio adagio
"nunca tena poner
sus articulos >
prueba", por tan-
to, no envie din
cro - supplements
su nombre " di-
recci0n a. Il
PLAPAO o CO.
S2is Start BldA -
St. Louis. Mo-
ac &4n1 r.ksxah- L.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-05

Situaci6n en- que Sc encuentran los
teams durante IA ultinia seinaiia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-05

~ 4. r; ;.r rsnisi5eraos y una pruess de
de "a hernia. ABSOLUTAMENTE GRATIS
New Britain herald., 1923-06-13
"suzANNA" IS LYcEuM FEATURE

Grooming Spanish lnllubies. tho soft ,trumming of the guitars. the dreamy, glsnces Of the beautiful senoritss. the hot blooded young Dons. the flash of the dagger the clash of the sword. all these have their place in "suzanna. the great drama showing at the Lyceum tonight for the last time. And Mabel Nor mand is cast in the title role, that of little Spanish miss who has been reared as the daughter of peon but in the end finds that she really Is the daughter of a rich and noble family. A pretty love romance, a desperate feud and a series of exciting and thrilling incidents make this a de- lightful production.
 On the same bill Is Round Five of Fighting, Blood" the screen version of 1T. C. witwers story that ran in Golfers. Other pictures include the comedies and news reels.
 Beginning tomorrow. for the bal ance of the week. an unusually ap- pealing mystery drama featuring con- siderable Oriental deviltry and villainy and starring Ethel Clayton will hold the screen It is "The Remittance
New Britain herald., 1923-06-13
RIG GRLIE REVUE AT PALACE

Starting Monday of next week the
 Palace will effer the biggest girl snow ever seen in this city in the pFesehla 2 ton Of the musical comedy The Come Along Revue" pEetehiieus offering with an exceptionally largi east of people and its famous chorus lof ik Broadway peaches, \ whole eaFlead of special scenery. lightins effects, daring costumes, magnifieen, wardrobe are carried and used to great effect in the act, Tonight Is the last showing of GleFla Swanson in "My American Wife" as the entire bill changes Thursday and brings as the nhatoplay feature The Toll Of the Sea" an oriental romance with Kenneth Harlan and Anna May Wong in the leading roles, The phetoplay is based on an old Chinese legend, which states that the sea takes in pain and sorrow twice the amount of Joy that it brings, When an Amefls can youth is washed ashore, uncon- seious. and a Chinese maid reviNes him. her joy seemingly knows no limits. She learns the truth Of the legend when--after her marriage to her American lover-he goes on 10 his country and leaves her alone 10 hope for his return. He comes back. but under different circumstances and she looks 10 the sen for relief In addition there will be four good acts of Keith vaudeville.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-13

Net so fast" she exclaimed, I'm not going 10 let you of with my can
 "Tll send II back to you hs promised,
 When"
 When can pull it of my tees"
 You pull il of now" Cousin Han rah ordered him,
 T can't" he insisted
 Then i'il pull it of for you" sh. deelaraa, And seising the can Cousin Hannah gave it mighty Yank,
 Mir, Rear screamed with pain And The next moment Cousin Hannah vas waving the can hefoFe him
 There" she cried 'I knew could get il eff. I' was as easy ss pulling e tooth"
 And Il hurt worse" MT, Rear walled Come" he urged his family once more, Lets go home"
 Let him 70 fl he wants to-" Cousin Hannah told Mrs, Bear "But you and the children must stay and have some hlackherries
 Mir. Rear wanted to stay too. But his pride wouldn't let him, He limped out of the don without ntterlng an- other word.
 He walked on three legs; that's why he l!mped. He held his wounded paw in his mouth: that's why he couldn't speak, tcopyrigh. 1923. by Metropolitan
 Newspaper ssrvice.)
New Britain herald., 1923-06-13
BELKINS CHECK IS
 RETURNED BY BANK
Bankrupt Wholesaler Pleads Not
 Guilty to False pretenses

Herman Belkin, bankrupt Conner
 eial street grocery dealer, entered 2
 plea of not guilty, through his at
 tornAy, F, E, Hungerford. when sr'
 raigned in police court this mornins
 on a charge of obtaining goods under false pretenses, Judge R, ", Allins continued his case until Wednesday oi next week with bonds for release fixed. al skhh. He was arrested last night by Sergeant Michael Flynn after
 Prosecutor Joseph c. Woods had is' sued a warrant on complaint Of Jos, Levine, an agent for the Louis King Cigar Go, of Hartford.
 II is alleged that Belkin secured some goods from the complainant and rendered q check for s2ae,s7, When the check was presented nt the bank for payment 1t was found that there was no money to meet it,
 Judge Alling suspended judgment In the case Of Michael Konowski who was arrested Sunday afternoon by Motorcycle Policeman William stroils on q charge of reckless driving, Kon. owski was represented by Attorney Saul P. Waskowitz. Policeman Strolls testified that he arrested the accused man on West Main street several feet past Russell street after he had fol- lowed him for short distance travel ing at the rate Of 32 miles an hour.
 Judgment was also suspended in the case of Peter Captain. charged with breach of peace and assault. He was arrested last night at the coffee house at 13 East Main street by Po- liceman Thomas Feeney. Mrs. Cap tain testified this morning that her husband struck her Friday night of last week. She also said that he has not heen working for the past six weeks. Judge filling stated that the man was not charged with non-sup- port and there was no evidence of breach of peace although there was evidence of q technical case of ss- sault.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-13
GOLD MOUSSE OF CHICKEN OR VEAL
ny BERTHA F. sHAPLEIGH Of colmmhin I'niNersiiN

Chop up finely one cup cold cooked chicken or veal and cook it in one cur well seasoned chicken or veal stock for Ave minutes Add one table spoon gelatin that has soaked In one. fourth cup Of water. one-half tea spoon paprika.
 Place over ice until 1t begins to stiffen, Then fold in one cup stiff, beaten cream. Season more if neces. sary and chili it for three or four hours
 Turn out on lettuce and serve around it asparagus tips, peas or to- matoes cut into quarters or eighths. Pour French dressing over the lettuce and vegetable before serving.
 This is a good dish to serve at a luncheon or supper on warm day, or for the evening supper.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-13
SHIP LIQUOR RULING
Indications Are That Agreements May Be Reached Whereby Foreign ves- sells May Bring Booze Into Port.

Washington, June 13.---New possi. bilities appeared to have been inject ed into the ship liquor situation today in view of the understanding that the administration is disposed to seek some means of permitting foreign yes sels to bring liquor supplies into Am erican ports providing an internation- al agreement is reached to extend the search and seizure limit to 12 miles.
 At the same time the government has given further evidence of it's in- tention to adhere strictly to the su- preme courts construction of the en- forcement law as now written by for bidding the use of medicinal ii- quor aboard foreign ships in Ameri- can ports for dietary" purposes by ships crews.
 A solution of the entire problem created for foreign shipping by the supreme courts ban on ship liquor within American territorial waters, combined with the advantages which would be secured to this government in combating rum runners under an agreement permitting seizure within the 1c mile zone is understood to be sought by the administration.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-13
E,phram would like to go down ther' and Cat another for me"

Ephraim would like to go down there and get another for me"
 "I couldn't" said MT. Bear in 8 surly voice. I'm crippled. l have i only three paws 10 walk on. Three of my toes are stuck in this can and I cant ge them out What can is that?" Cousin Han nah demanded sharply
 It's an old can that found here, V Mr. Bear answered,
 Perhaps you can tell me how your toes got inside it." Cousin Hannah suggested.
 Perhaps you can tell me how they get out of it." Mir, Bear whined. It's like this where company can get their toes caught in it
 Company should keep their toes where they belong,' Cousin Hannah told him.
 T was only looking for something to eat" said Mir. Bear "Ha, Did you expect to find bush e of bla ckberries in that little can?'' Cousin Hannah asked. "N-no." Mir, Bear stammered. By the way. where are those blackber- ries that you picked yesterday?'
 They're right where I hid them,' she said with q short laugh,
 That taught made MT. Bear angry again His imprisoned toes felt very uncomfortable. And he couldn't help teelng that he had been cheated out of the blackberries.
 "Come.' he said stffly, to Mrs. Fear and the children. wen go home. There's nothing more to eat here" And to Cousin Hannah he said. 'I bid you good day"
New Britain herald., 1923-06-13
I,eslie's First Letter Continued.

Then I heard q mans voice say, Don't be fool, Ssncha. Of course you want to live. No man--not even lis worth dying for"
 "oh, Jean. Jean, why did you mar rys" tho girl said. 'I believed in you so thoroughly. l gave you all my love when l gave you myself. l did not dream that you did not care for ne. that 1t was only the thrill of low ing that moved vol.
 Life is not worth living without you, Jean, and last night, when isw that beautifully dressed, icily regular splendidly null woman at your side something just snapped in my brain and I wrote you the note telling you that you must meet me on this boat tonight.
 T intended to kill you and myself. See here. l have a revolver
 There was slight scuffle and the man evidently succeeded in taking 1T from the woman.
 T would not give if 10 you she panted, If I could really shoot you. but when I sau you. Jean. I knew could not do that. could kill my self. but not you SO I determined 10 throw myself overheard. just as you reached ncA
New Britain herald., 1923-06-13

Jean, I can't stand 1t, My thoughts drive me mad. l picture you giving her the same caresses that you gave me. I hear you calling her the same endearing words that you spoke to me. Oh, Jean, Jean. know that she cannot love you as do."
 Hush, Sancha. Someone will hear you"
 That's it. That's it. Always we women who dwell in the shadow of some mans perfdy must never raise our voices for fear someone will hear. cur souls for fear someone out there in the moonlight may see.
 Do you suppose that woman you have married would be content to bury herself behind your misdeed as have done? Will she keep your va grant fancy any longer than I? Has she ever made you happier than I? Has she devoted all her waking hours 10 you and felt herself cheated when you did not fill her dreams?
 Thank God l did one thing for you. Jean, l have left with you a memory that must always throw Q dark shadow over any other love"
 Hush. Sancha. hush. You knew that some time we would have to part. 1 told you that. You knew that To man can tell how long love may last It might have been you. Sancha, that stopped loving and left me"
 Stop Jeani You know better than that, You know that a woman does not forget the man she loves as have loved you"
 Where will you go, Sanoha''
 oh I will not attempt to kill my self again. I see. after all. you are neither worth dying or living for. Just at this moment I am sorrier for your wife than I am for myself"
New Britain herald., 1923-06-13

"" sis bN>shH iA iuNfIhsrIb
 It's Cousin Hannah" Airs, Resl gasped,
 "l don't care if it's" Mir, Btal gTowlcds
 The next moment, Cousin Hannah walked into her den,
 ''I wondered if l shouldn't ind you an here" she said in none too agree able a tone, And then, ''i sec you've been helping yourselves, she added "I sec that my cabbage is gone"
 "Ephraim thought you were saving il for company" Mrs Rear explained as chserfuly as she could,
 Well. I wasn't" Cousin Hannah snapped, "I was saving ii for my din. ner tonight"
 No doubt there are more where that one came from" Mrs, Bear re- marked,
 Yes. Tn Farmer Greens garden" Cousin Hannah replied. Perhaps
New Britain herald., 1923-06-13
HoYT,s COMING 10 TOYS

Tonight concludes the leeal shesr ing Of Temptation, that stirring mod eTn drama of restless wives, dlseenr tented husbands and the moral that wealth dees not always bring happis ness, Featured in this picture are Bryant Washhurn and Eva Novak The current vaudeville bill likewise Is a good one, presenting several bright little acts ef violin selections, song, offerings, hit of dancing, some very good comedy dialogue and stories and q fine piano and song act with some good dancing as well,
 In connection with the program for the last half of the week, the man. agement again reminds that 'he New Britain movies, taken here by srf, cial movie man a week ago, are to be shown during the remainder of the week. Also there will be the usual news and comedy reels and the fea- tnre photoplay will star Charles Jones ih Snowdrifi,
 The vaudeville program has four big time nets, chief Of which will hs La Peritas, a man and woman in a which will amaze the audience, Spencer and Rose have a gay bit Of comedy that conyulses the audience,
 Considerable interest has been aroused by the announcement that the always popular Ho,t's Revue Is booked for next week. Lew Brsms than whom there never has been a more popular comedian in this city. is again with tho troupe in his mimi table character delinations and the beauty chorus Is composed of twenty young women selected not only for their appearance, but also for the ability to sing and dance; the speciality performers too. are all Of high order.