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'JlLh JiLK: OMAHA, I'LJDAi, F.LBHUAKY IS, 11)13. ; SPRINGFIELD MAN TAKEN Herbert Robinson Accused of Vio- lrttinir White Slave Law. FORT CROOK BILL RECOMMENDED TO PASS BY HOUSE February White Goods Sale (Continued from Pago One.) 0a Linwcave Suiting For all outing costumes wo recommend Linwcave Suiting. Yon win scarcely tell the difference from linen and when washed linweavo does not shrink or muss. 2fc Linwciivo Suiting a yard 19c AVe have a beautiful selec tion of White Goods for dresses, in all of the neWest weaves and fabrics. Gropes, E m b r o i d o red Ore)es, Nob Crepes, itittino Oropes, Embroidered Voiles, lite. Linen Crash Suitings in all widths and weaves. 16 in- AND MARRIED WOMAN IN NEBRASKA I'ort)' Prominent Kmplnycs of flock, lilnml 1,1 (! tlntlirr In Ilex .Molnm for Two I)nV .Meeting. HOWARD 3TS. French. Hall and Chime Clocks Skillfully K paired by an Old Country Expert. EDHOLM . lGtli and Harney. BRIEF CITY NEWS Staok-ralconer Co, TTndertnxsra. Have Boot Print It Now Deacon Tress Sighting fixture. Burgese-Ctranaen Co. Bailey the Sentlt,Clty Nat'l. D. 2668. Orant lay first-clans driveway, al loys, cifrbii, build steps, coping, etc )3p Ttulldlng. , Ton Can Start h Having Aooonnt.at the Nebraska Savings ana Loan Assn. with JLW or rnore. . 1606 Famam stft "Wlil.arty AavlnB box of papers taken Bs.tu.rdaj: nlKht. from.th f, P Passlo homo return them to Wllkle & Mltoiell store, Fortieth, nnd Farn&m. lie ward. ?arnter a.BanXrnpt Harvey K. James o Pender, .whontays he la in tho farmlJ bu.ilnr.8H, filed, a VDltintnry petition In bankruptcy In the federal court. Jam jyimes his liabilities at IC.238 nnd his as sets lis fOS, and theso aro exempt Pinttdauuchor to Dance A prize mask ball will be given by tho Omaha l'latt Ornitsoher Vereln on February 22 lit tho German Home. Twenty-eight dances will form tho program. Hotel Clark BetnembereO Colonel Hillr Andernotl, tho veteran hotel clerk, JiasVeoolved a fine set of gold cuff but tons set with large diamonds ns a rr iiembranco In honor of his sixty-fourth Wrthdny, which occurs today. The buttons with the sparklers come front Colonel Anderson's son at Iloclc Springs, "rj-o. Special Cars for Satis fair In order to uccommodate thoso who desire io at tend tho' Eagles' fair ut OToronce this wek the Omaha, street railway company will Inaugurate extra car service after jioons and evenings from Twenty-fourth and Ami') nysnuo'nurlli. A flve-mlnuti service will be put. on should.it be found necessary. . . . Not in Land-Business United States Commissioner Herbert Danlol Is out looking for tho newspaper reporter who caused to be printed a story saying that ho had charge of Urn opening of Kott Niobrara reservation. Daniel has been re ceiving on tho average of oventy-flv Iftters dally from persons seeking In formation. Conspiracy Searing; Thursday John Williams and ISrnest llaymond, two Douglas county prisoners, will be given a preliminary hearing beforo United States CommlsHloner Herbort Dunlil Thursday morning on a charge of con spiracy In the attempt to release Dlgga Nolen from tho county Jail. Both men aro being held In tho sum of 11,000 bond. MARINES ORDERED TO CUBA FOR USE IN MEXICAN SITUATION (Continued from Pago One.) fKrom r Staff Correspondent.) DK8 MOINUS, Kcb. 17.-(8peclal Tele gram.) Herbert lloblnson of SprlngfluM, Nel., was arrested by United Stats Immigration Inspector Whltefleid nt the county jail today as a white slaver. Koblnson fell Into the federal dragnet for violation of the Mann act, through the pitiable story related to the federal officials by his wire, Dollle, aged 32. Ac cording to Inspector Whltefleid the woman declares sho has been In bondage that bordered .on Imprisonment ever slnco they cama to Dh Moines, several months ago. Sho Is said to have mado tho statement that after their marriage In Springfield, Neb., two years ago, her husband carried her to various townn in Nebraska, nlways forcing her to sup port Wm. Hook lulu ml Men (inlhcr. Over forty promlnncnt omploycs of the Hock Island lines nro in Dcs Mollies to day for the first of a two days' con vention. The session this afternoon wai given over to general discussion of thj prouloms of maintenance, and Superin tendent W. I' ol'tersen of Dos Molnei was the principal speaker. The delegates ut this year'B convention como from tho First district and Include tho states of South Dakota, Minnesota, Illinois, Iowa and Missouri. Tho dele gatos are chosen from among tho road masters, division englnoers and master curpentors. HAMMILL GETS PROMOTION IN THE RAILWAY SERVICE FACE TERRIBLE SIGHT WITH PIMPLES Festered and Formed Hard Crust Spread Rapidly, Soon Body was Covered, terrible Itching. Cuti cura Soap and Ointment Cured. 37 East 3rd Ave., Columbus, Ohio. "When my' Httla boy was eleven months old a tiny rod spot appeared on tho left tide of bis face. Tiny pim ples sprang up from the Vrd spot and they fes tered and formed a hard crust which spread rap Idly. Boas Ns entire body was covered, lilt face was a terrible sight to see; one side was en tirely covered and his ear waa held tight to his hoed by tho crust which filled In .so rapidly. His ear could not be seen. I had to keep little mitteoa made out pf old soft linen Uod on his hands to keep him from digging and tearing at his faoo and )ody. I kept his body bonoae In old linen because his clothes Increased his suffering. Wo had to cut off every bit of his hair. He could neither sit down nor Be down and I Could not bold him because the boat of my body lnereaaed the terrible itching. "Then one day I saw the advertisement for Cutlcura. Soap and Ointment and sent for a sample. I bought soma more. Within two weeks time not a WendiU wee left to (how where the terrible disease had been. Cutlcura Soap and Ointment cured him." Signed) Mrs.OraoeO.IJnd.ManSl,X01S. Cutlcura Boap 3Sa and OuUoura Ointment tOc. are sold everywhere. liberal sample of jeaeh mailed free, with 82-p. Sldn Boole. Ad cross post-card "Cutlcura, Dept. T, Doeton." .U-Tender-fscod men should use OuUoura Boap Shaving Stick. 25c. Sample free. between tho Madero and Dins forces be hind the veil of a rigorous censorship which out off news dispatches and lim ited official ones. President Taft t-rnlliol tn MmWn' ni.i for nonintervention, snvlntr no nnw tnr landing American troops had been given; puiuunK oui "me vital importance of tho eaiiy establishment nf nencrf n'mi order" nnd that "tho present paramount auty is the prompt relief of the situa tion." Consuls throughout Mexico t-r.tinrfn.1 the populace quiet pending news of a decisive notion in Mexico City. Head Admiral Sutherland aboard the nrmorcd cruiser Colorado moved from Mazatlan to Maiizanlllo, whore an anti Amerlcan demonstration was reported. President Madero sent personal mes sages to AVnshlngton saying "ho expected a definite retult soon." Tho United States men-of-war Vermont and Nebraska were due at Vera Cruz. Preparations for moving tho first army brigade and tho marines rosted. The first dispatches of tho early day filtered down from Mexico City to Vein Crus and said hostilities were resumed. Madero telegraphed close friends in Washington: today that ho "expected de finite results very soon." -ri,. .n. - - V, I. v.. P&tchss mm. an .-I r ....n . - oiiiraais. declared that no dispatches whatever had been received thnrn nn, it pending upon press dispatches for Its In- .umiuiion ot me lighting In Mexico City. Orders tn Cotioiilnr Officers. Secretary Knox iwinv all consular offlcors In Mexico to maito It clear that tho policy of the United States remains unchanged. Reports from i-onsuinies ami Admlrnl Sutherland at Mazatlan said bitter nnil.in.... .. Ing wns being manifested because of minors rrom Mexico City that military Intervention had already begun. Denouncing sentiment In favor of American Intervention 1 sentntlve lrlnce of Illinois sold today. utir piaco is at homo, minding our own uusiness, "Our countrv I. W MWUVIII, IIU said, "going out Into the world as a big policeman, uur place la ut home, not withstanding the rumbtaa down, there n Mexico. Wo had pur election hero in this country, and It was ballots, and wo announced tho result on' tho floor of this houso and tho country "acqulesoed In It. Their method scorns to bo by bullets, an l If our bystanders are In the way wien they are electing their men do.wti the.-e Ip those foreign countries, let them get out of tho way nnd not ask to have American blood and American bono an'i American manhood be sent there for tho benefit of American exploiters." BOONE, la., Feb. 17. Frederick P. Hummlll, former superintendent of the Slpux City division of the Northwestern road, has been promoted to the post of assistant general superintendent of the Northwestern lines In Iowa, with head (lunrtors at lloono. V. J. BVlngton, super intendent of the Madison division, suc ceeds Mr. Uammlll ns superintendent of the Iowa division. Mr. Ilylngton formerly was chief dispatcher of tho Iowa division. DRINK OF HAIR TONIC IS FATAL TO BARBER WEHSTEIl CITY. Ia., Feb. I7.-(Speclal Telegram.) Jesse Stewart, a aro-r at Jewell, drank a bottle of his own ha.r tonic this morning because ho could buy no boozo In the town. He died in a for minutes. Stowart was froni Dows and had been in Jewell but a short Urns. He leaves a widow and one child. FORMER CONGRESSMAN STRUBLE DROPS DEAD LKMAltS, la., Feb. 17. (Special Tolo grnm.) Hon. I. S. Struble, congressman from the Eleventh Iowa district from lt2 to ISM, dropped dead at tho dinner table. Ho hud been a sufferer from dia betes for some time, but was at his office .as usual this morning. Kemp. Marshall. Itoynolds. Sftunders. Smith, Spirk, Talcott, Wwt 13. Against Itartllng IJrookley. Cox, Grace. Ornssman, Haarmann, Hale, Heasty, Hummel. Kleohel. . Klein. Kuhl, Krum bach, Macfarland, Ollls, Placek, Robert son. Wink, Wolz. 10. Absent Hhumway. Heasty's sterilisation of criminals bill puwil with. little opposition Cox of York nnd Robertson of Holt, being the only members voting In opposition to ItsJ passage. Illlls Passed. The following bills were passed by the senate this afternoon: S. F 61, by Saunders of Douglas Pro vides for Jewelers' lien on Jewelry left for repairs. S. F. lfW, by Hoagland of Lincoln-Provides that no chango can be mado In the point of diversion of any flume or ditch more than one mllo distant from the orlg Ihal point. ( v Splrk of Hallne-Makes Dale of firearms to persons under IS years unluwful. H. K 127. by Hoagland of t,nColn- juit.-iiu civil coac autnorizing tho chang ing of procedure In assignment suits. S. F. 132. by Heasty of Jefferson Pro vides fr. sterilization of criminals of a certain class and appointment of state board .of oxamlnern. S. F. 1W, by Orossman of Douglas-Pen-ulty for having In possession or pro ducing fraudulent receipt for fraternal insurance dues. S. F. lb, ly Talcott of Cedar-Sanitary restriction for factories, mills and work shops. S. F. 175. by Haarmann of Dftuglos Ivocal health registrars of Omaha nnd other first-class cities to receive no com pensation for their work. S. F. 11, by Dodge of Douglas Provides for Immediate removal of Insane convicts from the penitentiary. 8. F. 200, by Haarmann of Douglas Pro vides for inspection of linseed and flax seed oils and penalty for selling Impure goods. S. F. 201, by Talcott of Ccdar-Cream-tcstlng licenses to bo revoked by pure food commissioner when testers are found guilty ot fraud. S. F. 211, by Uushee of Kimball-AIIows regents of university to contract for Irri gation rights at subexperlmental stations. S. F. 232, by Hoagland of .Lancaster Regulates sale and disposal ot embalm ing fluids containing arsenic and strychnine. liOVICIl.VOll HAH OWN 1U1SA Opposes 11111 for Oil Inspector to Hold I'Vid Six .Months. (From a Staff Correspondent.) LINCOLN, Feb. 17. (Special.) Gov ernor Morehcad and his political ap pointees do not seo things with tho samo eyes, and as a result there In more or less friction In the administration ma chinery. Tho latest Is the opposition ot tho governor to a portion ot the bill providing for tho consolidation of the food und oil departments. The bill provides the head of tho con solidated departments shall make a re port and turn his money over to tho state treasurer every six months, Instead of monthly as now. To' this the gov ernor objects. Ho called In Representa tive Jackson this morning and Informed him he wanted it changed so that the money should bo) turned into the treas ury every month nnd paid out on war rants Issued by tho state auditor. Home Treatment for Epilepsy or Fits Those who suffer from this nerv ous disease, accompanied by its slid. Cen utiackH ot unconsciousness and . .jiivulslons, will be interested In knowing that we have authorized Uie Bale of Koslne treatment for Kpllepsy Oy Ileaton Drug Co. This well-known store has our au "t orlty to sell the Koslne treatment fur Kpllepky on the following cuar aitee: liuy a bottle ot Koslne for f i ro If utter using you are not en 1 irely satisfied, your money will be refunded. We want the most skeptical to try the Koslne treatment on this guar antee, for the success ot the treat tent during the past ten years, both by the -laity and profession, haj sieved the merit of the article. A valuablo booklet on Epilepsy, ' ntalnlng a complete diet, given free by the Ileaton Drug Co., 15th and l-arnam St., Omaha. The Xoslns Co., Waabtna-tou, B. C DAKOTA DELEGATION ASKS JOB FOR BRADEN (From n Staff Correspondent.) WASHINGTON, Feb. H.-(8peclnlTclc- grain.) In an effort to secure u better lwsltion for Major J. Q. A. Urnden. for mer register of the land office In Aber deen, S. I).. Senator Gamble and Repre sentative Hurke of South Dakota called upon President Taft today and seaured his promlMo to aid the former South Da botan It possible. Mr. Hurke stated that Major Rraden had performed valuablo sorvlco for tho government in the Philippines, whoro ho served for yearn In command of a volun teer regiment. I-nter, when his troop was mustered out. Major Rradon was treasurer In various provinces, remain ing there until last summer, when he was transferred to Washington. He now has a place In. tho pension office. His prea 'ent pliico Is not deemed a fitting recogni tion of his Philippine service nnd It Is hoped to sooure Jim something better. IS 6IYEN A YEAR (Continued from Pago One.) New York were 'given nine, months In Jail. Uefrnilimts Given One Yrnr. The following were sentenced to on year: l&tward ,A. Deeds, Dayton, vice presi dent. I William It. Muzzy, Dayton. William Pflum, Dayton. Robert Patterson, director. Thomas 11. Watson, salemanager. Joseph E. Rogers, assistant tales man ager. Alexander C. Harned, salesman. Frederick S. High, district manager, iBoston. Pllney Eves, district manager, San Francisco. Arthur A. Wentz, ColumbUB. U forgo E. Morgun, Dayton. Charles T, Walmsley, Chicago. Charles A. Snyder, Elizabeth, N. J. Walter Cool, Denver, Myer N. Jacobs, Pittsburgh. Mont L. Laslcy, Detroit. Karl H. Wilson, Los Angeles. Alexander W. Sinclair, Now York. John J. Range, Washington. W. J. Keith, Now York. William Cummins, llrooklyn. J. C. lilrd, Toronto. W. C. Howe, Sun Francisco. E. .11. Epperson. Mlpneapolls. Ilefore passing sentence Judge Holllster denied the motion of tho defendants for a new trial and declared the defenso had submitted no new ovldence, he had come to the conclusion that tho verdict had been upheld. Tho bond of President Pat terson was Increased to 110,000, tho securi ties of the other defendants remaining the samo. Formal notice, ot an appeal to the United States circuit court was given by attorneys for tho defendants and tho appeal Is expected to be tiled within a few days. HOAGLAND TO SCOIM? METHODS Lincoln County Member In Mlnorlt' ln Grossmuu Contest. (From a Staff Correspondent.) LINCOLN, T"eb. 17.-(8peclal Telegram.) Tho committee of the senate on the Pancoast-Grossman contest from Douglas cqunty has prepared Its report, but will not hand It in for a day or so. It Is un derstood that four of tho committee Heasty, Klechel, Ollls and Placok will report In favor of Senator Grossman keeping his seat, while Hoagland will submit a minority report It will be up to the senate to adopt either ot the re ports. It Is understood that the minority report will bo a sovcro criticism of the methods used in the Third waro of the city of Omaha at the elections. BKOWNW . Boonohlal fc. 1 TSEOCHBIJ For Coughs JOHN T. SR9WM jfc SON. Boston. Maas. GREAT WESTERN CIRCUIT DATES ARE ANNOUNCED CHICAGO, Feb. 17.-At tho annual meeting hero today of the Groat Weste.n Circuit of trotting and raelng meetings the following cities and dates wero ur signed for this year's racing; Decatur, 111.. August 6-K. I'eona, ill., August K-is. Ualesburg, III., August 19-23. Des Moines, lu., August Ilumllne. Minn., September 1-5. Milwaukee. Wis., September S.li Detroit. Mlclu. September 15-19. Peoria, ill., September 13-17. Sedalla. Ma, September 30 to October 3. Springfield, IIU. October 6-11. Open date, October l-18; no application. Dallas, Tex., October SO to November, i. Phoenix, Ariz, November 3-L X M. Kellar of Decatur. IIU whs re elected president and W. M, Smalllnger ot Iron Mountain, Mo., secretary ot the aksoctatlon 'or 19U. The Persistent and Judicious Use of Newspaper Aflvertlslny ia the Rood to ftnslnrss Swsoaa. DAKOTA PRISON SYSTEM COMMENDED BY COMMITTEE PIERRE, 8. D., Feb. 17.-Tho report of the South Dakota penitentiary Investiga tion committee In both houses . today! commends thor management ot that Insti tution nnd all of Its officers and em- iluyee oxcept Doputy Warden. Colllgan, who Is declared to bo ,uiinecessarlly harsh In uls treatment of prisoners and sub ordlnates. At the same time the report declares that rumors of brutal treatment ot prisoners by Colllgan havo no founda tion In fact. The shirt factory contract Is declared to bo u losing ono for the state and Is condemned. It Is recommended that tho atuto purohuso a farm and give tho prisoners out-of-door labor ho tar as possible. YOUNG WOMAN DIES, WHILE MAN IS ALIVE SIOUX FALLS. S. D., Feb, 17.-Mlss Krlckson. the young moman who with H. R. Robedee was found wounded In a boarding house here several days ago under circumstances which indicated nn attempt at double sulolde. succumbed to her Injuries today. Robedee'a condition thus far Is satisfactory and unless so no thing unforseen occurs h will recover. Miss Brlckson during a lucid Interval confessed that Robedee shot her. Robe- dee Is under arrest on the charge ot at tempting suicide. This charge probably will be changed to murder. The Persistent and jual clous Uso ot Newspaper Advertalng is the Road to Business Success. f Advance Announcement for WEDNESDAY A Sale CORSETS At One-Third to One-Half Off OWING to the fact that we opened our new de partment so late we did not benefit greatly by the fall business and consequently have a greater stock on hand now than we should we are forced to reduce it immediately. All the best known makes are included and the reductions range from 1-3 to 1-2 the Regular Prices This idea of the splendid values offered: $1.25 to $1.50 CORSETS 79c $2.00 to $2.50 CORSETS $119 $3.00 to $3.50 CORSETS $169 to cunts a coi.n in onh day Take LAXATIVE DROMO Quinine Tab lets. Druggists refund money If It falls to cure. E. W. GROVE'S signature Is on each box. 5c Advertisement. Bandit is Shot by Telegraph Operator LOS ANGELES, Cal.. Feb. 17.-Two bandits, armed with shotguns, attempted to hold up the Southern Pacific depot nt San Fernando shorty beforo midnight Inst night and one of them was shot, probably fatally, by E. H. McCormlck. the night operator In charge of the sta tion at tho time. The other escaped. When the men entered the depot nnd ordered McCormlck to throw up his hands, tho oporator drew a revolver and opened tire on the bandits. Both backed nway, each sending a charge of buck shot at McCormlqk, who continued firing. The wounded men dropped to tho floor and were arrested by a night policeman. The operator was uninjured. JOAQUIN MILLER DIES; POET OF THE SIERRAS SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 17. "Joaquin" Miller, the poet of the Sierras, died at 3 o'clock this afternoon at his home In tho Piedmont foothills. His daughter, Juanlto, and his wlfo were with him. Ho had been In falling health for two years and unconscious since last Thurs day. and Miss Louise Johnson. The entire wedding party was from Pacific Junc tion, la. DEATH RECORD. HYMENEAL He Lnshniutt-Krann. Miss Hilda Kroon, daughter ot Charles Kroon and Mr. John W. Do Lashmutt wero married Saturday evening at 6:TO o'clock at tho residence of Rev. Charles W. Savldgo. They wero accompanied by Mr. J. H. Kroon, brother of tho bride, a. w. iiitt. TABLE ROCK, Neb.. Feb. 17. (Special,) S. W. Hitt, who lived In tho west part ot town, died Sunday morning after a lin gering illness of nearly a year of canoar of the liver. He leaves an aged wife and a son at Norfolk, Neb., tmd a son and daughter at Plattsmouth, Neb. He had passed his threo-scoro years and ten. Funeral services will be held Tuesday forenoon. It. II. Knapp. CEDAR BLUFFS, Neb., P'eb. 17. (Spe cial.) R. II. Knapp, for nearly sixty years a Tcsident ot Nebraska and former treasurer of Saunders county, died at his home in this, city yesterday. Mr. Knapp was ono,of tho best known 'Itlzona of tno cqunty and was. . prominent In politics some years ago. J. K. Ballon. COLUMBUS, Neb., Feb. 17.-(Spcclal.) J. K, Ballou, tho city mall carrier who dlod last Thursday, was burled Sunday afternoon, the services being, conducted by Rov. Xanders of the Episcopal church. Two members each from the Odd Fel lows, Spanish American war veterans and city firemen acted ns pallbearers, he being a member of these orgallzatlons. J. F. Kllfoyle. CLEVELAND. O., Feb. 17. J. P. Kll foyie, 61 years of age, former president of tho Cleveland American league base ball club, died here today after two years' Illness of a complication of diseases. He was interested In tho club from the time of the formation ot the American leoguo until 1910. Can't Get Away from It When You Buy Coffee, You Buy Caffeine and caffeine is the subtle but vicious drug in coffee that irritates the heart, impairs digestion and upsets the nerves. Each cup contains from 1H to 3 'grains of this habit-forming, health-destroying drug. So far as known no coffee is sold today (however processed or prepared) that is free from caffeine. If coffee is "getting" you, and if you wish to leave tho headache, biliousness, indigestion und nervousness of coffee-drinking beliind, the safe and easy way is to quit coffee and use POSTUM This richly flavored table beverage tastes much like the higher grades of true Oriental Java, but is guaranteed absolutely pure and free from caffeine or any other harmful element. Postum now conies in improved form called INSTANT POSTUM It is regular Postum, percolated at the factory and reduced to a soluble powder. A level teaspoonful in a cup with hot water makes a very fascinating beverage instantly. In thousands of homes Postum has won its place at table by bringing health, comfort and satisfaction. "There's a Reason" For sale by Grocers everywhere. Catarrh At Quickly Relieved Get a 25 or 50 cent tube of ONDON'S Catarrhal Jelly Bonci'' UsA " Finest remedy ever offered for Catarrh. Cold In the Head, toT Money refunded If wanted. Twenty years of success. Whyr Sample free. Wrltulck. KnNTiniM Mm m Pale Children Ayer's Sarsapartlla helps nature to make rich, red Mood. No alcoboL Sold for GO years. Ask Your Doctor. tM John Says: "A 'Somen can live on bread ana water nnd could get along1 w 1 1 li ont smoking a TBTJST BTJSTEK 60 CXQAB onco a life time. (A Scinch Is a fellow who doesn't live, but Just breathes.) John's Cigar Store 16th and Harney Sts. AMUSEMENTS. OMAHA'S rUK CEOTEK." Sally Mat., 1E-25-500 EVff., 15-25-S0-75C Entirely Brand New This Season cSIWSi Cracker Jacks EXTBAVAOAirZA AND VAUDEVILLE Ruby btonl! Johnny Jess, lieatrlce llerlowu nj a Great Olio of Nowltles. Herjr-Set I!euty Cnorui. Clean Fun Throughout ladles' Dime Matinee Every Week Say "Worth Climbing the Hill." Songlas St. at I8th Hytone Vaudeville Evant; Badle Eheiiaan, Swaln'l Cockatoo. , llu-.-ell'i 7 Colonial Mlnatrela, LJIIIan Blstere: Jack Bur- riettei IHOpoteope Picture. WHERE IT'S WORTH YOUB JIME From 2 to 6; at 7 and 9 P. IX. Dally. BRA2TDEIS THEATER THURS.-ntI.-SAT. i MAT. SAT. ' SOTHERN-MARLOWE Thurs., "Mnch Ado About Nothing" Zri.. "Macbeth." Sat. Mat., "As You tike it." Bat. Eve., "XweUtU Night." Evenings, 8 P. M. Mat. at a P. M. Seats Now Trices SOc to 92 Iliono-r 404. Mat. Every Day ailBt Every Night 8:15 ADVANCED VAXJOEVmiB Thla week Tne Top O' the World Dancers Mar. Ion Uttlellela's Florentine laiers, BarnJe a Crawford. KlliaU'th Otto, At. llayso'a Bull Don Araaut nrothers. O'Nell Sc Walmsley. Path?! Weekly ReTlew. Prlcea-Kliht. lOo, Me, 80c. Wo! Mettnw; Gallery. IPo; Beat fiaaa, 2ic, actnl Saturday and Sunday. Hi BOYD THEATER Tonight, Matinee Wed. ana jut. (?or u Limited Season.) EVA LANG and Her Own Company in A. E. W. Mason's Comedy queen STOtnmir.H Next West, reb. 23, The Chorus Eady Krug Theater Matinee Today, 2:30 Night, 8:30 GIRLS FROM JOYLAND "With HASST COOPER a. HAPPY HEINE Toadies' Sally Dime Matinee Extra Tussday Night Jess Willard CONTINUOUS Cl. i veueevm s FAMILY THEATRE Vmotc juways creitaee TMr'i empress: 1 I Olkael xaaasaj