Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 03, 1917, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextpIge TWO 10CAL AND; PERSONAL C The Jackson county board of edu cation, has teected J. V. Kike of Salem, Oregon, a rural school supervisor of the county to succeed E. 1(. Peterson, Who recently resigned, Mr, Flke bas been rural school supervisor In Ma dera county for the past year, and Since school closed has been engaged In Jy A. C. extension work. Mr. Pe terson, .who has been rural supervisor in the county for the past four years. Mans to devote' the next three years Ih coast and eastern schools; perfect ing himself In rural school supervis- v IJr. Helne(, eye, ear, nose, throat. I. Ad auto tourist party composed of C. F. Krauss and the Misses P. and S. C, Krauss of Hun Francisco, and C. ! Mansfield' of Alameda left today or, Portland after a two days visit In the, city, and ,valley, t ( , K,( ,t . (, () ):Jonnon for high-class watch re pairing. !,,,,. , tf j.E.D. Green and P, F., qrfgsby of CotUge Grove, Oregon) aro visitors Jfcl?fcri-..m,l . :., i ;, Meti cars at Riverside Garage. ;; Thomas F. OWooney of Snlma, Ore gon, Is spending several days in the city on business matters. Camp supplies, moal, lodging' at itiloa, Creek, O. V., Verblok. . , 118 fjletftif ,T,Wrln of Rogue River, .who s, arrested .for failure to support his itiree minor children, was released In iustlceTaylor'a court yesterday on ills.itfpmjse to pay (16 a month here after to his divorced wife for the sup poof the children. ' ' V Irrigating hose at (he tent factory In th Nat.; , ;. , , H5 .'. t; Fi yftilters, the former employ niipt sgerit of fhls cl'tj;,' who assisted In'the attempted Ja.1l break Tuesday night hy picking the corridor lock of the-cohnty, Jail for the two bootleg awaiting trjai, was given his re lease last ; night by Sheriff Jen nlnip. -The term of livaltefs, who was arrested" recently for operating' an employment, bureau without a license, expired Wednesday, but he was held oVer until last Jiight as punishment for his part In the attempted escape. There Is no law against attempted Jail breaking,'. ad Walters was released. Hi'; left (or iiiit iast night to locate fhiri., -. ; ' ' . "Johnson for high-class watch re pairing. tf i; Ernest L. Cassoll of BiookinixH. Oregon, who enlisted in the engineers corps at the Medford army recruiting OTflca; left last night for Portland to take the physical examination. ' . dWlndow screens, screen doors. Pa cific FUrn. & Fix. Factory, ' :i Mr'.. and; Mrs. C. G. Smith and chil dren are San Francisco' tourists who arrived in the city today for a visit. ' Ota way to conserve the moat sup ply Is to eat fish and then Its's the best this hot weather. Medford Fish Market jMrs. iNtola D. Jackson, who for some lime has been visiting her paronts, Mr, arid Mrs. J. W. Redden, left last night for Calgary, Canada, to Join her husband who has beon located there (or some time, i.. Hammock at the tout factory In the .115 rYAmong out of town visitors In tho City today are David Ramago or Now York ind F. M. Carter and Fred Marx ef San Francisco. .Paolflo- Package goods on salo. Handicraft Shop. us Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Wtllard and Mrs.' Alma Frost of Portland, auto tourists who have been touring Cali fornia and Klamath county, and who OAme to Medford Bovnral days ago, left by train this morning for Portland. Mr. Wlllard Is tho head of tho Wlllard Commission company of tho state me tropolis. Patients cared for. 623 South Cen tral. Trained nurse In attendance leference given. Phone 672-W, 11 jtTn,fi..C Glauber and children, ar rived. In. tho city this morning from Los Angolesfor a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Jay Lauerman. , ( Baths, 25c. Holland llotol. rDr. J. F. Reddy returned to llranls Pass .this morning after a tow days visit. la this city. "till Taxi 303. . .' SMrs. Arthur Myers, who has boon visiting hor parents, Mr. mid Mrs. S. ;,Jtlchardnun, returned to hor homo at tlogue River todny. 'i b.. Frank, Roberts, dentist, Bt. trtrk'e u.lldlng. Phone 323-Y, ' Mr. and Airs. Karl Short and chil dren ieftyesterday for a several days iojourn at Crater Uike. . ; t . Oregon Agricultural Collcgo Fruit 4 Vegetable Evaporator, built accord ing to official specifications at Pacific ruf n,& Fix.. Factory, , . . AfTi.. Frank tloorgo of Kimono who hi been visiting; Mrs. Frank I'arna hii at, the Bluo Ledge mine returned home today. t pee jt)ve Wood about that fire In luranc policy.. Otlice, Itociu 404, M. r. t buldllng. ... Robert rielcher of Wood Is In the eltf -visiting with fronds. , , ' filhger aewlng machine shop, C. A. Chapman. Pbone 903 11. 145 South Central. . in V. Meldo Ulllis, superintendent of schpols, Mrs.; HIUU and their three children returned last Tuesday night from Boise, Idaho, where they bad been since school closed, and on Wed nesday Superintendent and Mrs. 1111 lis left for San Diego whore they will spend ten days before returning home, One-fourth off. Pacific Package goods. . Handicraft Shop.. . . . 115 . Mrs. Jerry .Nunan left for homo n San Francisco today after a visit with her son, Charles, and family In Jack sonvllle. i Call Taxi p3.:::: ...' ' , ' James Sawyers. , ot- Philadelphia Pennsylvania, head of James Sawyers & Company of;that city, large fruit produce , and commission .'(merchants and distributors, Is Jn tjio city for sev eral days looking into the fruit condi tions of tho valley.. . iw The . Ewauna Box company, , of T'amath Falls, Oregon, offers employ ment for experienced box men and In experienced laborers,, and at all times solicits correspondence with any one Interested. Oood wages and opporr tunlty for advancement is the rule with this company. 125 ;M1bs Gladys E. Peart returned to day from her two weeks visit to Sac ramento and San Francisco where she visited friends. , C. C. Gate, county pathologist, and Mrs. Cate are. enjoying a two weeks vacation motoring to various parts of California. .. At present they are lo cated at Castle Crag for several days ; Dr. Chaa. T. Sweeney, Physician and Surgeon, Fhlpps Bldg. Phono .36. '.- ,:.. -, , - tt Hi G. Rosenberg and W. S. Marshall are. tourists 4who arrived In the city today from Minneapolis, Minnesota, for a sojourn of several days. ... , Company, C, erected a large .flag pole today In their camp at the base ball grounds. A squad of the soldiers cut the pole from the banks of Bear Creek.. .,., . , : ', ... t For the best Insurance, see Holmes, the Insurance Man. .,, . . , ' , Miss I.orena liucnergardt arrived In the city this morning from Horn- brook to vlBlt her cousin, Mrs. John Demmer. ' t ,. i ; . , . Dr. Helne(lts glasses correctly. Mr., and Mrs. W. J, Bigham and children of Sacramento, .who have been, visiting. Mr. and. Mrs. I. A. Pru- ett for the. past month, left for home today. . i; ; , t .,: :,.,..f Metz cars at Riverside Garage, John A. Perl, with his sens, Fred and Frank, loft by auto Thursday for Albany, whore they will meot Mrs. J'orl today and go to Newport; Oregon, for a two woeks stay at that seasldo resort.; Mrs. Perl was expected In Al bany. today en roiito homd from her two months visit with relatives and friends In Decatur, Illinois, . ; Crochet thread, 7c ball. Handicraft Shop. ',...' 115 Police Chlof 'Ilittsori last night ar rested Raymond Collins and a young woman carried on, the police records as Jane Doo on tho charge of stopping at a local hotel as man and wifo. In police court today Judge Taylor fined thorn. (10 and costs, each on - tho charge of vagrancy. Tho couple came hero recently from Seattle and rented a downtown rooming house which the polico c,Ialm. they intended to use for questionable purposes., County ProB eculor Roberts consented, to leave them off with a vagrancy charge, pro vided the woman leave the county at once and tho man went to work. Jauo Doo Is no relation to tho several John Does tho police and sheriff hnvo boon seeking for soma time. Special on Fresh Jelly beans, 15c a pound. Fonts Grocery Company. During the absence nf.Jolin A. Perl from tho city on his two weeks vaca tion Earl Conkllii will be acting coro ner of tho county. Mr. Conkllii Is deputy coroner. ; , Mr. and Mrs.. Mori J. Rogers of Vontura, Oregon, are auto tourists visiting In tho city today prior to go ing to Crator l.ako. On tho visitors' register of the Commercial club toduy was Inscribed tia following: .."Franklin Williams, All 0r tho United States. No Special Home.'' . . Mr., and Mrs. I.. A. Webb, autn tourists in the city today, have Just returned from a trip to Crater Lake. , II. S. Gibson, a representative of ho forestry bureau of tho British gov ernment In India, who Is touring this country studying forostvy operations and conditions, Is' paying his, second visit of tho past two mouths, to Med ford. Tomorrow ho will go to Fort Klamath whero ho will meet Forest Supervisor M. U Krfc(isoil 6f this city, who will conduct him to the forest points of lntxrest In Klnmstli county. Mf. Gibson during bis brief slay In the city Is tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Andrews. ; Special on Frojh Jelly beans, 15c, a pound, Fouls Grocery Company. ASK FEDERAL PROBE OF EAST ST. LOUIS RIOTS WASHINGTON, Aug. :t. Federal investigntivn of (bo race riots in Knst St. l,Miis, 111., on July 2 by n congressional joint I'omtniltco w as urged before Hie house rules coimnit teo lodny by Represent alive linden berg of Illinois nnd Dyer of Missouri and a delegation of negroes. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. ID ENJOYING LIFE AT r I FORT STEVENS Are the members of the Seventh company happy or are tlicy down hearted and full of woof The letter received by Mrs. George Grimsby of the Bear (.'reek orcliurds und written by her Hon, Vernon, at Fprt Slev ens, ,l':!y III, nnswers the question. The George referred to in the letter is her other son, also a member of the company. The letter follows: ucur Aloiner: wil write yon a letter totlny, as J only hud time to drop you a postal vesterdny. George and I are both well nnd lire having a pood time. , This is the life, 'believe me.' Wo don't hnvc to work liurd, nnd if yon do Hie rijrht tliiiu; you get nlnni? fine. Otiorjje likes it fine, too. At least lie seems to hnvo n j;ooil tunc. "We arrived here yesterday at 8 p. m. nnd of nil the fun I ever hnd, well, I never had such a (rood time in nil my life. Bie: crowds turned out lit most nil the towns, nnd .Albany, Ore., is the best town on the man, I met the swellest. little girl there I ever saw. No foolinjr: T wus asleep when we passed through Portland, The train only stopped there a few minutcH. .. , "There arc ,1000 men nt this fort und n'good, lively bunch. Lots of pep and ull kinds of pood music. It seems hs tho most everyone pan play somo kind of nn instrument. It is 7 n. in.' now and we have just return cd from breakfast. We get up at 5, and then comes : our exercises then breukfiist, and so forth. Most of the boys are making their beds now, but I am Inking my time in writing to you. . . , "George wrote you a letter yester day, but lost it before he got it mailed. We are writing this letter togelhor at lenst I am writing part of this for hnn. You know hmv he is. Ho snid you write today and I'll write tomorrow. ; "We haven't been able to lenvd the fort yet, but I think we will be nble to in n day or so. It. is almost time for roll call,' but f will write you n bit longer.' ' . ell, ma, tell them nil hello nnd give to ii 11 my. best regards, ris I must close for this writing, . ' "' ' ' - ' "VKRNOK, "I', S. Wo niny not go to J''orl Columbia ut all, so uddress us here. Say, in lonkiug for an envelope I foilnd (he letter Geiirge' rotc 'you yesterday, so L will mini it, loo." YEAR IN GERMANY ZrRinr, Aug. 3. Tho Vienna Xeue Freie I'resse, in estimating the worki s harvest tor tho venr, snvs that Hiimania, nfter. supplying the needs of her homo population und of the Auslnun mid Gorman armies, will bo able lo send 100 carloads of cer eals to tlernmny nnd Austria-Hun gary. .. The newspaper admits that grain in Germany und Aiistriu-llungary has suffered from the hent and lnuighl, hut considers Hint the har vest will be nn average one except us lo barley, the crop of which will ho poor. Inking the harvest ns a whole, the Neue Frcic I'resse declares the sup ply of bread, I'lmir und potatoes fm the fourth year of the war is assured, although hard limes uill be experi enced until Hie new flour is put on the market. EIGHT NAVAL GUNNERS ;: L0S1 ON MQTANO LONDON, Aug. 3. -Right linval gunners were lost when the American tank steamer Motano was sunk by a submarine Sixteen meinliers of the erew also perished. The Motano ot 2750 tons gross was sunk by a German submarine on July .11. It was snuounced from Loudon on August I that 23 survivors had been landed. , Four of the gunners of the steamer Motnno, which was sunk on July .'HI, were saved nnd Innded, uc eonling tn the officio! report of Hie vessel's ilesl ruction which bus reach ed the slnle dcpiii'tinenl. The muster uud twenty-two of the crew wore saved, twenty-four men in all being lost. MICHAELIS IN AUDIENCE WITH AUSTRIAN EMPEROR I.ONIM'N, Aug. X - Knipcror Charles of Austria rvoeived in audi ence I'r. Mii'litU'lis, Hie Gorman im perial chancellor, on Thursday, suys a disputi-h from Amsterdam to .the Central News agency. CHANGE JN BRANCH RECRUITING OFFICES A change is coining in the heauVi of tho branch, recruiting offices of the army in Medford and Grunts I'uss. Sergeant Paul Buner of tho Medford office received orders today to report Monday for duty at the hendiiunrtcrs office in Porllund. He will be succeeded here by Sergeant Gustav Weston, a resident of this city fur the past two yours, und who had just tuken charge of the Grunts Pass office. Sergeant Weslon, after Hiirtv years' service in the uniiy, went on the retired list eight years ago, and for the past two years has resided with bis wife in this city. On July '2.1 hist ho wus rceullcd by the war de partment for active duty, nnd then wns assigned to take charge of the Grunts Pass recruiting office. . Sergentit Bauer hopes when lie re ports nt Portland to be ordered to the Grants PaSs recruiting office, a position he held before being sent to Medford. Grants Pass is his wife's home. ' t; IN SIX WEEKS The thunder shower of yesterday afternoon was hailed with joy by res idents of Medford nnd vicinity, but only .03 of an inch" of rain fell, not enough to no. growing, crops, vege- tubles and hemes any good. At the weather bureau offico it wiis stated today that it would take nt least one-half inch, more of ruin to bo. Of any assistance. ' . It was the first shower that had fallen in Medford fonsix weeks, and the storm was purely locnl. It seem ed to come from over the cast hills, und after leaving n few drops nt Ash land and Talent, was more generous with the moisture in Medford nnd vi cinity. . , .. , 1 . Un in Ihoi ., mountains, . however, there wns harder fall of ruin, nc conipunied with hail. Put Swayne reported lodny that about jwo inches of rain fel, yesterday afternoon in the Applegutu, SALEM, Or., Apg. ,1. Three headt of large Portland ; concerns, J. H Bowles, W. B. Ayer and F. T.. Grif fith, aro to he named lo represent employers on Hie proposed Oregon conciliation upd. arbitration commit tee of seven, Governor Jumos Withv combe announced here today. Three Portland union pfficinls were named yesterday as tho probable labor rc rcsentutives on -, the hoard. , Chief Justice T. A. MBrido will be til seventh man., . , , , Bowles is president of Hie North west Steel compativ.. Ayer. is pros! dent of the Kasteni & Western Lnni oer compnnv mm Ifrinilh oecunies a similar position with Hie Portland Railway, Light & Power Co. The committeemen will net ns nr. bitnitrtrs Vf nil claslics!beiwec'n cap ilul und labor in tho stnto. STORM HALTS BATTLE (Continued from Fae One.) Moncliy le Preux Is on tho Arras battle front In France, it Is about 2 Mi miles south -of tho Arnm-LHjmil railroad. -. i , The Ypros-Menln rood and they havo been actively shelling these de fenses since that timo. , During the night tho enemy launch ed a counter-attack on a small part of he front held, by the Australian and New Koaland troops in the llolleliekc- allassecvUlc.lluo, but wore forced to rotlro by the llrltlsh artillery. . n French Official ltcport. PAULS, Aug. 3. Troops of the flerman crown prince after an Intense artillery bombardment last night de livered several violent attacks against tho French positions near Cerny, In the Anisno region along a front of about lr.oo yards. Tho French offi cial Ktatement Issued thfs afternoon says (lint all the attacks were rc puised. On tho Belgian front tho bad weather continues. t'AKII OF THANKS. We wish to express our gratitude Bud appreciation to all our friends for the beautiful flowers, kind assist ance and sympathy during the last lllnessnd death of our beloved son and brother, Nolo. Mil. AND MUS. O. R. L1NDLKY AND FAMILY, MRS. SARAH A. L1NDLEY. Friday;' aitciust: ?.. imi. COMPANY I THANK F The members of Company I, Third Oregon Infantry, who have been unal tered in Medford the lust four months left fast night at 7:30 for Clackamas, where they will be Btatloncd until their regiment leaves for the Palo Alto mobilization camp for training. A small crowd bado farewell to Captain Todd and his men, and number of friends presented tho boys with delicacies to be enjoyed on their northern journey. When the araln departed the crowd cheered- the sol- dlersand the soldiers returned the cheers and shouted: "What's the mat ter with Medford.?" She's all right." Before leaving, Captain Todd and the officers of the company, on behalf of the men issued the following state ment: ' From the officers and members of Company I, Third Oregon Infantry, U. S. A., to members of the Soldiers' auxiliary, the Greater Medford club and citizens of Medford: We, tho officers and members of Company I, Third Oregon Infantry desire to express to the members of the Soldiers' auxiliary, tho Greater Medford club and tho citizens of Med ford our appreciation of their kind wishes and the many thoughtful acts of kindness which, in no small degreo, added to the comfort of tho soldier boys, both inwardly and outwardly, We wish to especially thank you for tho books, papers, magazines and games given us and for the abundance of pies, cakes and good things to eat which you have so generously, donated at various times. You- can rest assured that there will always be a warm place In our hearts for, each and all of you and that wherever duty calls us we will always remember the ladies of your organlza tlons and will do our duty to our country, our flag as freely and as willingly as you havo done yours to- waro mo noys or me goou old u. s. A. compaNyIeven : A lottcr from Capt. Vnnco received by Mrs. Vance this morning says, re ferring to the individual' packagos of candy and cookies prepared by the Soldiers' Auxiliary: "As I am writ ing you, the packages are being dis tributed to the boys, who are stand ing in line for them, and If tho la dles of tho Soldiers' Auxiliary could see them now, they would feci am ply repaid for their trouble." ' Captln Vance also says that "the boys have all the varieties of musical Instruments that aro known, from Herbert Alford's banjo-tango to some body's mouth organ." The records which were given the boys' by various pteople of the city arc also boms' very greatly', enjoyed! by .'tho boys; ' FRECKLES Don't II icio Them With n Veil: Re move Them With the Othino Prescription. . , ' ' This proscription for tho removal of freckles was written by a promi nent physician nnd is usually so suc cessful in removing freckles nnd giv ing a clear, beautiful complexion that It Is sold by any druggist under guar antee to refund tho money If It rails. Dont' hide your freckles under a veil; get an ounce of othtn nnd re move them. Kven the first few appli cations should show a wondcrrul im provement, somo or tho lighter freck les vanishing entirely. lie suro to ask the druggist for the double strength' othino;' It Is this that Is sold on the' money-bark guarantee You Can't Afford tc Miss Our i4Rout 'Em Out Sale" on Discontinued Lines ot Footwear . Schmidt's. 27 North Central Ave. Thorp is niorp- nourishment I in a loaf of . . . " . ' Nurmi's I Biitter-Nut Bread lippaiisp it's made with nulk.j BUY A 15c SIZE it's Mter and most for your nionov. Nurmi Baking Go. Vv The Greater Medford club, which hits been collecting pnper all situiinci', wishes to mnko u shipment in t lie- j next week or two. All who hove not j sent in their pnper will please lukci it to the shed at. the Washington i school. Old magazines, riitnlogucs, books., iif'wsnjiners. 'etc.. will he in'-1 ecptublc. U'h,e.y. ity, not Itavc jo be' 11CO,, .OIU. H IS .,ueiriinic -mill r i nt-. should vie . clean. ' The women ;hu.vp to hanille "tltm in liiaUinir 1 In-, iijii-. dies, nnd nioldv, dirt v paper moki their work-very hard. Any one Iniv-i ing no means, of sending will p'.ensc cull 7."iii-I( or -120 bet ween It) ohnk a; nr.'lind G. o'clock p. in. 'flic nioucy realized from the sale of Ibis paper will be given to the. Red Cross associ ation. The Greater Hertford club hopes to have a full cor. Everybody help. ""'' SH01GUN SHELLS UNINJURED BY WATER Carl J. Schilling, representative of the lieiniiigton Anns company, nnd who has the reputation of being the cleverest manipulator of the shot gnu in the Cnitod Stales, is in the cily for a brief visit, and tomorrow nt llie Medford Harness company store will give all iiuiiie, demonstration of the quality of shells manufactured by the ; Remington company. With shot gun shells Hint lime been soaked six hours in a pan of wutog just prior to the deiuonstia tioii, he will demonstrate that the ef ficacy of. the shells was not in the least? affected by the soaking, lie will show that under the inoM n:l- POSTTOASTiES are the newest and best in corn flakes iiii!iiiiii!ii!iiiiiiiii uihi-G ''1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiii. wbitw : . . 1 Vacation -Ijime - '-IS:Rere,v and the pleasure of the OUTING de pends to a great extent on the appetizing lunches v We are better prepared this year than ever to give you what you" want and to pack the BOX so there will be no dis appointment when opened up in camp Personal Attention . MARSH & PHONE 252 " PAGE SOUTHERN OREGON'S GREATEST PLACE OF AMUSEMENT DAVID W. GRIFFITHS" Masterful American Play Seats Now Selling Millions have seen it only to come" again and again' THE "MASTERCRAFT" CF ' FILM PERFECTION". (erllo vr'i atln'B eomliiioaiythl't.i shells t- u ...I.: iJtiilii. fk'ln iv:h!.v I'nr'niiy emergency and will not : '41... i;i-.. t-.i; oi.. ok. - - S'-luiling oihl his wife, who won llt"'.l''lf noialcnifbigb average in .shooting, will lake port in the slnlo plaint which will be held nt Salcin. Scltjlliiiui'.jiiis; hjieu given Jiigh recom hmVhJmI i. hi by' toward C. Crossinan, spot-in! writer on guns for tho Scien tific Anu'rican. Sportsmen and cit izens generally ore invited to attend tomorrow's demonst ration. WeniSii Love Babies ? ,It lp woman's. n& tiiro to naturally r. pDvnd to the dharm of a jirotty child. Who dooa not admtro ba bios? The longing to poasesa a baby Is often outweighed by the In. 'S'IyAT Cerent fear of tho r , ' :t.rorlod of' dlatreaa. SfiiVS h - Thero Is a most 1? wonderful external nrcDaratlon known m "Jfotlicr's l'Yit-iV. . It in n af(j eternal nmasaRo which re lievo.H pain nnd diKoomfort at tho crisis; nmltua el:i!jtiu Uioko libera and muscles which naluro Ja oxpandlns, and wontler fully sooth-3 tho intlammation of breast 'epulis. ,'., ( It enal'Ifs tho c ii?ctant mother W pre cervo Jilt health .-..ud strength, and sh remains a pretty mother by havtnf voldcfi tho eiiUlqrinK and danger which would otherwise nccompany such an oc casion. Every nerve, muscle dhd tendon la thoroughly lubricated. Oct a bottle, today from tho clriisreist, and write to the Brad Held Regulator Co., Dept. G, 200 Lamar Build. iiKi Atlanta, Ga. Tliey will mall you an Intensely Jntorontlmr little book, "Motlicrlmod and tho Baby". The book is frno. Kvery woman should herself aid nature Jn..u"C -glorious work. "Mother's Friend" mui; it puasiblo for you to do so and ukniiM b6 used regularly -without fail niRht uni 'mcjT.lnff. v.. ... .. ; . AMUSEWENTS TONIGHT " THE BOND BETWEEN 'flic slovy of unonverine; cxlcnsive Hiel'ls nl' vahmhle oil ininlinp by a ejrl in Hie 1'. S. secret service, und ol' i.viln.'iuileil Americans who 1'uiinil l.l.icmsiih cs when UkwviU lest came. ' ' Metro Comedy CAV MAN'S BLUFF TOMORROW GAIL KANE in THE SCARLET OATH I .Adults 15c; Li Children 5c. Frorapt Service BENNETT TONIGHT LAST TIME - 4 Mntlnee at 2:15. Price 25c. Boxes 50c Evening at 8:15. i Prices 25c, 50c. Boxes 75c Accompanied by Special Musical Sc., re. r t- - 1 GeorgeBebaii - IN ' ' ' 1 4 9