T1IK BEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY, XOVEMBKIt 30. 1911.
THANKSGIVING DAY
THIS STORE REMAINS CLOSED ALL DAY
We tako tins opportunity to express our
liearty thniiks and appreciation to the many
patrons, in Omnlia, and throughout this grertt
middle west, who have shared in making
this the greatest season in this store's career.
That you may enjoy in the greatest mea
sure all th?' pleasures of Thanksgiving Day
ta the wish ot- ' . '
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1MB-1K0 FAAM STRTTIT
KELLY'S MOTHER ON STAND Steel Trust Seeks to
Show that Stock is
Widely Distributed
Parent of Accused Fhyiician Testi
fies in His Behalf.
TELLS OF ODDITY OF ACTION
W ould Ilicea traaed with Fear at
Mlubt Prororatlon lllol fa l, tt
yer Tells of Terror Ottr
rasslas; Cherk.
business under the reduced prlci thed
uled. So far an could be leanied, no price
advanm-h In other product! are. Inmedl
ately contemplated.
Four Men Sentenced
to Hang for Murder
Are in Joking Mood
. CHICAGO. Nov..- 29, Four men cn
teneed to tie hanged for the murder of
Trod W. Quetlow, a truck farmer, joked
With each other In their cella In the
county Jail today.
Two othera, equally concerned In the
murder, but who received life sentence!
because pf their youth. Immediately Im
itated their eldera, and with an ulr of
bravado Joked about their luck In es
raping the fallow!. The latter two are
only IS year old. The othera, who ap
pear to have Httle hope of escaping the
rangman, range from 11 to it yeara.
' While the priioners continued their
swagger, air among themielvea and be
fore an occaalonal vlaltor, they quail be
fore their fellow prisoner, among Whom
are others to be tried for murder. .
. prleoners have reeented aaaoclatlon
W.. the six men and boys since tha first
newspaper accounts of their brutality
leached the)all. When they were re
timed to their cells laat night boots and
era tan through tha corridors through
which Ihey pasted.'
There lr considered little likelihood that
rv Male will be granted. The men are
v'thoot funds fend their defenae was con-
--t4 by attorneys appointed by the
court. ...
'ut'a'lCTlnehthe -yrsro1a aweethcart
t' theVricr F;b.wkl,-who marrlag!
i' to have been celebrated the n'ght
0 -ci!o w vti killed, has been hysterical
) m e hearing his aentence.
PLOTNER CASE TO BE
TRIED IN JANUARY
M1TCHRT.L; 8. D., Nov. .-(8peclal.)
The term of circuit eourt far this
county- ended today alter a aeaelon of a
week. "With one or two receriea. The moat
interesting part of the court session was
taken away when the statutory charge
gainst Luther riotner and Mrs. Kate
Qulnn was stmt to . Woonsoakel for trial
on January Rig divorcee were granted
during tha aeealon.
M0imi0M
f I 1 - r-- l if m a (
fal KUajy anl DIaiitr Care
00nma0M0mm0wHsmm000ki0f.
become famoue on account of It re
markable cures In case of kidney and
bladder ailments. iet mix ounce of
good pure gin and add to It one-half
ounce Murai Compound and one-half
ounce fluid extract Puchu. Take one
to two teaaponnfula of this mixture
after each meal and at bed tln.e. It
quickly relieve backache, rheumatic
palna In the Joints, and ntber well
known symptoms which ran hardly lie
mentioned here. The Ingredients ran
he had nt any good drug store and are
evnlly Miwl. A sure to ue good pure
gin. Also make sure to use the genuine
Murax Cniniound, which comna In a
sealed wooden tul. an a Miibetltute will
not glee the -desired results.
For children. In taaof bladder weak
ness, give ten to fifteen drops diluted
In a little water at bed time.
The real serious forma of kldnev die
esse can be avoided If the above treat
ment Is taken in time. Adv.
READY TO EXTEND ITS LINE
Iowa & Omaha Short Line Pushed to
Det Moinei.
SHAW MAKES ARRANGEMENTS
State Hoard of Parole Completes
Work of Ostober Term Without
llfeomnratllag It r lief for
"Illll" Richard.
(From a Staff Correspondent
DK3 MOINK8. Nov. .-(8peclal Tele
gram.)'! he Iowa & Omaha Hliort Line,
a road now connecting Council Bluffs
and Treynor. Is to be extended ! le
Moines, according to r. M. Hubbeli, who
conferred with Leslie M. Shaw, ex
governor of Iowa, yesterday regarding
plans for the proposed new short line ta
connect Des Moines and Omaha. Mr.
Hubhell said he liad contented tu be a
member of the board nt directors of the!
company which will oonstruvr Its new
line.
O. W. Adams of Council Bluffs recently
acquired the Atlantic, Northern A South
ern railroad In behalf of the company
which Is to build the Una to Pea Moines.
Ha. la backed by Mr. Shaw, who will use
enough capital to build the new line.
rarole Board t'onrladee. -
The State Board of Parole practically
completed t.e work of tha October term
today without making any recommenda
tions to "BUI" Kichards, former United
Btatea marshal. During the time the
board has made eighteen recommenda
tions of clemency to Governor 'carmll.
The Richards rave Is not among tho
recommendation
'Besides these recommendations for
clemeiKftVthe board of Its own "nrbtlon
hs ra ruled fifty-four prisoner from Fort
Madison and Anamosa. " '-.
(From -a Staff Correspondent.)
Ij1-;H MOINES. la., Nov. .-(Hpeclal
TeIegram.)-For the flrM time In the Kel
ly murder trial the mother nf the defend
ant told a purt of the atory of Ills life
to the Jury today. She declared he was a
model boy, went to Sunday school, was
forward In school and graduated from
Crelahton college before lie waa 21.
It was after he had returned to Council
filuffg to practice two yean ago that Mrs.
Kelly first knew of the doctor' using
lUluors. Cn one occasion the went to the
Henshaw hotel In Omaha, where Kelly
was In bed sick and had nothing to eat
for three days. fih had him take a bath
and brought Mm clean clothes and after
ward he was brought ' home. He had
sworn at her and accused her of coniplr
114 sgainst him. After he was got
home he became aburlve and got up and
went out of the house.
On one occasion the mother went with
him late at night to his office to get bis
papers a he declared the nfflrlul of the
Fades lodjre wanted his papers and
would ruin him.
Emll Hchuri, a Council Bluff attorney,
told of being called to see Kolly and he
wss nervous and excitable and talked
about rome forged paper he had panned In
Omaha. He said ho had passed 11,400 of It
and named the Merchant! hotel and Dr.
Forbes. Iater Pchurs found he had
passed a check at the hotel. Kelly vm
terribly excited and sure that the of
ficers had surrounded the hour.-) and were
after him and he begged the attorney
to save him.
A Urge part of the testimony of the dny
related to what happened In the jail
where Kelly was kept. The Jailer and
otheia all Insisted Kelly was criiy for
from two weeks to a month after he was
brought there.
Court adjourned until Friday morning
with the testimony of Mrs. Kelly unfinished.
NEW NORTHWESTERN SHOPS
AT BOONE ARE OPENED
BOONE. Ia., Nov. -(UpeolaD-The
aew shops of tha Chicago A Northwest
ern Railway company built the lait sum
mer In this city have Just been completed
and Tuesday afternoon the members of
the board of dlrectois of the Boone Com
mercial association, and thtlr wives, In
charge of Bupeitntendent F, H. Hammlll,
who waa also aocompanled by Mra. HSun
mill. Tha party boarded a apeclal car at
Hotel Hoist at I o'clock and In the tsetn
of a driving b'.liaard, went to tha new
ehopa, round houaea, yardi. coal aheda,
water department, sand houses, oil build
ing, rest looms, callers' offices, eto., all
built new by the company thi year, at
a eost or 11,000,006, The plant la complete
In the extreme and tha new Northwestern
yards and thai new round house are seo
ond only to those In Chicago along the
entire Northwestern system. These Im
provements place Boone on a permanent
basis and make tha Northwestern'! head
quarters always In this city for the busl
nesa'done In the stats of Iowa. More
Improvements are now being made In the
nature of transfer tracks, removing of old
buildings and putting In transfer yards,
etc., and more Improvements aro In score
for next year, It Is said.
CO I. OS CAl'MM HtGADACIIR.
LAXATIVE BROMO Qulmnr. tb world
wide cold and trlp remrdy removes
cause. Call lor full name. Look fur sig
nature .. W. UHOVK. tic.
Key to the Situation-J'O'i Want Ads.
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in mn n
"Or
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For Christmas-a Piano
No mors fitting end practical CbrUtmag rift can ba mad
than ttat of a p.anu. Every lorn sboul 1 roataa a piano a good
i;ano. Every homa tnteodg to bar oue wuia day. Why not
unk Cir!ft r V to gt tbla Instrument gnl lloiyt tb
Here at which ti b t It?
..o . -il. a,. . mere piano iepetidablHty.
JIoji lil git yon greater and richer plguo tonal quality.
tlovpu wl.l give you uioia for your nioney and make your
tlinj Ctariatuias gift the beit that you poasluly ran buy.
Here fa a Hat of high ra.de planoa ac prices wblcb are low,
when tbe quality of the tcxtrutnenta Is considered.
Maaoa A Harulln, Krenlrh M lUch, l.uth Lane. Cable-Xel-son.
It for at Vt., iLreuilia Jk Hon, HalleUDarU and Hospe,
. A.. HOSPE CO.
lanch fttcrc, 407 Urondmmj, Council muffs, Iowa
1510-1513 lHJl tiLAS bTHLET, OMAHA.
V.,
ONE NIGHT FOR MINISTERS
AT BOWLING TOURNAMENT
DES MOINES. Nov. 20. "Ministers'
night" for the Midwestern Bowlln? tour
nament, which opens here rlaturduy, was
today deslnnated for Wedneuday, Iecem
ber 8, by President Ooorge Stroti of the
association. The City Ministerial Allo
cation recently adopted a resolution en
dorsing the tournament and the members
have signified their Intention of attending
In a body.
Batuiday night has be,on scheduled as
"Ft. Louts night," as ten teams from the
Mound City aro expected to arrive dur'ni
the day. Chicago night will be December
t agd Omaha night December 9.
The entries for tho tournament have
surpassed expectations, stventy-flve five
men teams having signified their Inten
tion of participating In the tournament.
bride-saved from icy
, water; husband drowned
8KrX RAPIDS, Ia.,"Nov. I9.-(3peclaI.)
While his brldo of only a few months
ercaped death only by being rescued.
William Randall was drowned here yes
terday when ho and Mrs. Randall, who
were skating together, broke through the
Ice. Exerting himself to Save his wife,
which was accomplished by the efforts of
others whu law the accident, Randall so
exhausted himself thut he could not
drag himself from the Icy WHter. The
body was recovered soon afterwards.
Mr. and Mrs. Randall were married' Sep
tember IS.
Pope Gives Berettas
to New Cardinals
ROME, Nov. IS.-Thls afternoon all the
new cardinals Including the Ameilcgn
prelates, Mgrs. Falronlo, Farley and
O'Connell, went to the Vatican and on
their arrival they formed Into a proces
sion and preceded and accompanied by
the Bwlsa and noble guards and pervon
ages of the papal court, passed through
the magnificent hulls to the state apart-,
ment. The way was lined with guests
who had come to pay them homage.
The newly created caidina'a we.e then
Introduced Into the presence of the
pontiff. Pius X permitted each of the
cardinals to kiss his hand and hi foot,
afterwards Imposing on each the red
bcrvtta as a first tangible proof of their
supreme dignity.
The ceremony of today will be followed
cn Thuriday by the great public con
sistory, during which the red hat will
be conferred on them.
TAFT TALKS TO FRENCHMAN
(Continued from First I'age.)
elgn affairs waa brought to the atten
tion of the secretary to the president.
,Mr. Hlllea explained that much sur
prise had been felt at the White House
In finding that a gentleman, the cousin
of the French military attache, coming
Introduced by the French ambnador,
should have thought, wtlhuut any author
Ixatlon, to circulate B-i an Interview his
recollection of casual remarks made by
the president In the course of a hurslsJ
conversation. The gentleman la ques
tion was one of a large number received
during a busy morning and no interview
whatever was authorised."
Francois de Teesan was understood at
the White House to be a cousin of Count
de Clianibrun, military attache of the
French embassy, and was Introduced to
the president by Ambassador Jueserand.
Count de Cbambrun late today, howevri,
declared that the French journalist was
no relation of his.
FIRE INSURANCE MEN
ARE TO MEET IN PIERRE
PIERRE, D.. Nov. -(8peclal Tele
gram.) Insurance Commissioner Hasford
has called the Insurance men ani firemen
of the state together for December It and
20 at th e city In a fire prevention con
greea. Insurance Commissioner i'rous of
Minnesota will be one of the principal
speakers and Mr .Wenlworth of Boston
will probably be on the program.
The dates fixed for the next conserva
tion congress of thlg atate are January I
to 11. at Bloux Falls. This data Imi been,
principally fixed by JsmeS J. llil, as the,
congress was to meet at dates wheu he
could be present.
NEi. YORK. Nov. 2". Erokernge anil
banking bouses today received a request
from the I'nlted ftates Steel corporation
for a l:st of tln-lr rhari holders. The cor
lornt'on. it 's undertood, Is seeklnj to
barn (he actual number of Its "hare
ho!det In order to nhow tlist steel shares
are not concentrated In the hands of the
eo-ia'led "sttel Interest!," but sre dis
tributed all over the world. Thousund
of r hares are held by Individuals In the
names of brokerage and banking houses.
The corporation's letter eays:
"We desire to ancerta.n If possible the
number of record stockholders of the
Vnlted States Steel corporation and the
amount of their holdings divided Into
claases as follows: Number of stockhold
ers of ten shares and under, number of
aiorkholders of 11 to 100 shares Inclusive,
101 to COO shares Inclusive. 501 to 1.0)3
shares Inclusive, 1,001 to 6.000 snares In
clusive, $,",001 to 10,000 shares Inclusive
and over 10,000 shares."
The brokers are promised that any In
formation they may give will be treated
confidentially.
Russia Will Demand
-Removal of Sinister
ST. FETERSBt'RO. Nov". S9.-Russla Is
about to demand the resignation of W.
Morgan 8huter. the American financial
adviser to the government of Persia. This
demand Is contained In the Instructions
which tho foreign ifflce has forwarded to
tho Russian minister at Teheran, M.
PokUwuk-Kor.Iel. concerning the sup
plementary demands which Russia Is
making on Persia to recoup it for the
cost of sending troops to that country
Oreat Britain, It Is understood, Is In ac
cord with Russia In the latter's demand
for Mr. 8rrunter'a removal.
The Russian foreign office appreciates
the tactful attitude of the American min
ister at Teheran. Charles W. Russell,
throughout the series of Incidents cul
minating in the present demand.
The Washington government adhered to
the vlow that Mr. Khusttr was at present'
at Ttlierun In a private capacity and that
the situation did not cjill for American In
Two Indians Are
Frozen to Death
ABERDEEN. S. I ., Nov. 23.-( Special.)
According to report reaching here two
Indiana on the Cheyenne River reserva
tion met death in Ihe recent snowstorm
n that section of the ttate. One of the
Indiana waa Ed Porter, who was over
come by the cold while attending to his
stock. The name of ti.e oilier Indian Is
not given.
A white man. a homesteader of Corson
county, wss caught In a snowstorm, lost
his whereabouts and waa unconscious
and nearly dead when found, but he will
recover. Ho is 67 years of axe, and lived
alone on a homestead. As his health Is
not robust the experience he Is meeting
wl.h this winter are ve.y Hying to htm.
. DEATH RECORD,-
.'A I' ' Jofcsl V KHIIcr. 4.
jmiOMSBL'RG,' Nob., NpV .-(Spe-clal.)
Mr. Jphn P. Miller dls'd' Monday
morning of various complication of dis
eases contracted during' the civil' war.
Mr. Miller was ' born April 1, 1S33, In
Wyandotte county, Ohio. He came to
Nebraska and settled In the western part
of Plk county In 1W, moved to Stroms
burg in the year 1900. where he has since
resided. Mr. Miller was a member of
the local J. A. Moore pcit. Grand Army
of the Republic, having served three
year In Company t Ninety-eighth
Illinois Infantry, during the civil war. He
leaves three sins: Edward, with whom
he ha been living the last twelve years
In this city; John H.. clerk In the United
States treasuty at Washington, D. t! and
William J- living at Fullerton, N. D. The
funeral will take place Thursday after
noon at the Eden Baptist church.
Fred Stalder. ...
HCMBOUDT. Neb.. Nov. 23.-8peclal.)-Fred
Stalder, aged SO years, died Sunday
at the home of his son, Fred, a few miles
south of town. He waa one of the pion
eer and lilfchly respected faimers of Rich
ardson county. Ills death, was due to
Bright' dliease. The runeral occurred
Tuesday afternoon. He leaves a widow
and teverul grown-up children.
Kaod Hansen.
HARLAN, la.. Nov. W.-Knud Hansen,
senior memller'of the firm of Hansen A
Lege, of thirty, died at his home Tues
day of pneumonia after an illness of a
week. Mr. Hansen had been In business
here for about fifteen year and at one
time conducted a store at Anita, la., In
conjunction with his buslncne. He wa a
promlntnt Knight. Templar.
The key to succes in business Is th
Juliclous and persistent Jiepf newspaper
uJvi'i lining. .
OMAHA LADIES
SAY IT'S GREAT
Omaha ladles are delighted with
"Minnesota' macaroni and spaghetti.
Even people who never liked theee foods
before, are .-hurnivd with the delicious,
nut-like flavor of the "Minnesota"
brand.
Ccod macaroni and spaghetti are ti.e
most nourishing foods know.:, and they
can bo prepared In so many delightful
) that no one ever tire of them.
Ihey agree with any stomach,, and a
family wtll feel much better If they eat
leaj meat and more macaroni and
spaghetti. ' ,.
But If you want that rich. nut-Ilk'
flavor be sure and get the delicious
"Minnesota" brand macaroni or spag
hetti made from the finest Northern
Durum wheat, with all the nourishing
Oluten left in. It is easily digested
and never get soggy. All good Omaha
grocer sell It
L.B.MgCOUNCo.
South End 16th St.
VIADUCT
Homo of tho
"Long Ton"
roiling
Your Tongue !
You
Won't Suffer
Smoking a Pipe
if You Smoke
ALBERT
TOBACCO
because the "stinfr" has been
cut out bv a natented Drocess. Yon
Alt 1 A a i a
Og& Mr CI me uencious gooaness ot penectly
f$ -if Dienaed penectly tlavored tobacco with
frTmm out a single disagreeable feature.
S Men, Frlnce. Albert is the best bet ever put
jly tt awuoo UiC UUdlU lit UtC tUUaUCU MIC II i IZUll
it uui every eiemeni mat maKes pipe smoKing
jw a delight avoids faults found in other tobaccos.
; Men, we want you to know Prince Albert as we
I know it 1 We want you to try it and test it out and
'd, know for yourself why it wins in a walk everywhere.
Are you same to take a chance?
Think of every objection you may have had to
pipe tobacco, then buy a ten cent tin of Prince Albert
and compare notes. Our faith in Prince Albert, our
actual knowledge of its wholesomeness, the enthusiasm
we know it creates, is our guarantee that it will make
you as firm a friend as it has thousands of others.
Go into the nearest tobacco store and invest in a liberal
size 10c tin. Don't lose any time getting the full enjoyment cf
this most wonderful pipe and cigarette tobacco.
Sold by alt live tobacco dealers. In 10c tins.
In Sc bag. In half-pound and pound tin
' humidors and pound glass humidors.
IL J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Winjton-Salem. U. C
fa
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tynKvi Sir
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aVitk 'V.
jtti I'llillli Nam i
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Ho IJncertainty About the Cost
Our j.pecial show, window lighting
proposition is figured on u flat
rate basis. .
Vou know the monthly cost to a
penny before you start the service.
And out of every penny you get
more than your money's worth.
Not all electric show window light'.'
is effective, owing to faulty iu-stallment.
Our illuminating engineers can cor
rect defects and save you money.
Why not give them a chance and
let them make an estimate!
Contract Department.
Omaha Electric Light (Si Power Company
&3B5B
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7
,r ifliv r i v 1 a
Silver f r Christmas
Tbe auprerue fltneaa ot sil
ver for tbe Chrlstmaa gift re
mains unchallenged. A gift
,of aolld silver 1 a thine of
beauty a Joy forever. Not
only doea It artistically em
body tbe sentiment which
the giver seeks to couvey,
but it Is practically imper
ishable. In our silver depart
ment you will find a world
of Interesting gift sugges
tion. A large atock la car
ried not only of silver flat
ware, but also cf distinctive
gift pieces.
Don't .Merely Boy Invest.
Albert Edholm
JEWELER
NlTtMMilh anil l(arnv.
AMlSCUL.TI,
"OktAHA'B ruw cinna"
tfsni tTT7. Bvge, e-S5-SO-7Se
XaUy atat XS-as-500
dies of the Boulevard
SJtTjtATaoajisa ao TAUDETrxm
r'.oieuce iwtnuca, eu.ts ' .uu.u. 4iu
rauu.ans 4 and Big Beauty Chorus. Extra
liarry and ICstell Mason s World Tourlug
Kik mo pna- Ti'n Wol' Ho'inf" Covin.,
Ladles' Dims Kat'oee Srery Week Day.
Ml'SKME.V'fs
Thanksgiving Dinner
Served 11 A. M. to g r. IX.
60 Cent.
Oyster Cot k tall
Celery Queen Olives
Raited Wafers
Cream of Oy.tters or Consomme with
Noocties
Baked Thicken Halibut, Julienne
Potatoes
Roast Young Turkey, Oyster Dressing
Cranberry Sauce
or
Domestic Goon Stuffed, Apple Bancs
er
Larded Tenderloin of Beef with
Mushrooms
Whipped or Browned Sweet Fotatpes
June Peas
Mayonnaise of Lobster
English Hum t'uddlng, lirandy Eauce
or Homemade Mince 1'le
with American Cheese
or Chocolate Ice Tresm with Cake
Cafe Nolr
Th8 Bslmont Restaurant
ms soege it. ' o. i. asu, rrep.
, open ah arirht.
- - -
a
THIS Al-TXasTOOlf TOWiaUT
TIM MURPHY
And Hi Company .
VK HIS TWO BIO COatZSISg
HfTISIl TRX aTSW CODE
gTOKT THE FOQB moi
Friday and Satarday
THE GIRL IN THE TAXI
Sunday Matuiee
85c Pew at SOo
Tbe Musical Snocssa
"THE ECHO"
Wednesday Katlnee, gSe, 60e.
llLf'iirWi7tlll,lfIl!9iVii!llil
FOOT BALL
Omaha vs. Chicago
....HIGH SCHOOLS....
THANKSGIVING DAY
ROURKE PARK-3:15 P. M.
General Admission - - 75 Cents
neeerved Kets and Itusee, Sl.OO. "
Beat on Sale at Myera-UUlua's and lieaton'a. Take Bo. Omalia Cars.
I BOYD f HfiVTgg
MATTHEB TOOAT-TOaiosn
Ihe runniest Hay Irr Written
"Baby line,,
Street Trom a Soil Tear Boa at
Baly's Theater, Mew Tera.
PTlces, 05o, S1.60.
West Wesk "The Cobnrn Pla7srsJ"
Phonest Douglas 404; lnd. A140
Kat- Etery uslj ans. Ever Kignt iia,
AUAlvD VAUI.EVu.ill .
Arkaluf f r'.uss.an LiaiaiaiKa orchestra.
Eugei.e w Kuuri.e. KUe and Frevost,
LUauor Talke. Klein Brothers and bluyl
breni.an, l aul ttarnes. Trio Du Uios,
liliitoscoii urpheum Concert orchestra
Price, Wlgit, lOo, 860, Sue, VS01 Mat
inee, luc, atest Seat a&e, except Satur
day and Sunday.
AMilKlUAN THEATER
Tonight and All Week, Mats. Tu
Thursday and Maturdav
PStlCKS a 60 OBI.T
anas in sad th
WuiiOWaBD STOCK COatPAaTT
"OLOHIOI H ilk'18 V."
Net Week-
"A Ptrnnor In Hrnr T.and '
KRUO THEATER
SUt. UP, Jlgbt S:0. Best Beat ISO,
XIOX SCXOOX. QXBX.S
and
SASXXXO SAIBTT KABIX.
Beautiful tiouvenlre to the Ladles
at Dally Dime Matinee.
J.
