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BUFFALO EVENING NEWS: THURSDAY, MARCH -3, 1921. Lending Theatres' SHIELDS TALIAFERRO TONEY NORMAN and Others Sunday at Shea's, 1 to 11 P. M. THOMAS MEIGHAN in "The Frontier of the Stars" Probed for First Showine To Fhes Bores Comedy Concert Features CRITERION WINSTON CHURCHILL'S "The INSIDE OF THE CUP' SHEAS OUR COME Saturday the fascinating drama of a voman, who dared BUSTER KEATON HAUNTED Sudvorth Frasier: ORCHESTRA NORTH PARK Hertel at North Park "WHILE NEW YORK SLEEPS" Soloist SHUBERT Mat. Sat.

at: 2:00 Sharp Best Seats $2.00 TECK Nights at 8 o'clock No Seats over $2.50 THE WINTER GARDEN Show of Scintilating Satire. CINDERELLA on BROADWAY 125 Players -Winter Garden Chorus NEXT WEEK SEATS NOW Prices $1.00 to $2.50 Wednesday Matinee, Best Seats $1.50 DIRECT FROM NEW YORK WINTER GARDEN GEORGE LEMAIRE'S. GORGEOUS, SPECTACULAR SUCCESS BREVITIES with BERT WILLIAMS GEO. McKAY and 70 Others GENERAL THEATRES CORE ALLENDALE MAHLON HAMILTON. "Half a Chance" STAR ANNETTE.

WOMEN KELLERMAN LOVE" MARLOWE OTIS SKINNER "Kismet" CIRCLE CONSTANCE TALMADGE LOVE ELLEN TERR ALICE JOYCE "The. Vengeance of Durand" TWICE 280 520 DAILY GAYET YA CARING SINGER PRESENTS LEW KELLY HIS AND OWN COMPANY- STRAND Curwood's SOBEL" Notable Personnel LLOYD HAMILTON in "The Simp" Sunday- -KATHERINE PALACE PLAYING NOW JOSEPH DOWLING. in. The Kentucky Colonel Sunday: ALICE BRADY in "Out of the Chorus" ELMWOOD EUGENE O'BRIEN in "The Wonderful Chance" Maurice Tourneur's "Deep Waters" RECENT JACK PICKFORD I BARRISCALE- "'Life's Twists" West Ferry Victoria Better Grant Street Pictures SHIRLEY MASON in "TREASURE and ALICE JOYCE "Vice of ACADEMY Daily Matinee TIDBITS of 1920 With HARRY STEPPE OLYMPIC PLAYING SUPREME DANCERS Heading Big. Vaudeville Program I CHAMP CLARK'S BODY IN STATE IN CAPITOL Honors Such as Usually Are Given Presidents Will Be Missourian's.

WASHINGTON, March -A tribute such an usually is reserved for prestdents who die in office was planned today for Champ Clark. The body of the former speaker of the house, who died yesterday, will lie state in either the rotunda of the capitol or on the house floor, probably the latter. Funeral services will be held in the house chamber at 10:30 Saturday morning. President Harding probably wiN be one of those who will attend the neral if he can make arrangements so closely following his inauguration. Clark and Harding were friends.

After the funeral service here the body will be taken on a special train to Saint Louis, arriving there Sunday noon. It will lie in state until Sunday evening and then be taken to Bowling Green for burial in the midst of Clark's home scenes. Joins 'Advertising Staff. The DeForest Porter Advertising service. 70 West Chippewa street.

announces that E. Grace Wood has joined its 'staff. Miss Wood has had newspaper and department store advertising experience. Fri. and Sat.

MAJESTIC Night. Mat. Saturday DAVID BELASCO Presents in Edward Knoblock FRANCES, STARR WITH THE ONE" CAST ORIGINAL Nights: 50c to $2.50. Sat. Mat.

50c to $2 Next Week Seats Now GEORGE BROADHURST Presents A Romance of the Big Woods LANGDON McCORMICK'S THRILLING FOREST FIRE PLAY Staged by MRS. TRIMBLE BRADLEY Mon. Evening, 50c to $1.50 Wed. Matinee, 50c to $1.00 Other Nights to $2.00 Saturday Matinee 50c to $1.50 FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO THE EMPIRE 1 theater Pearl near St. LAST TIME TODAY NORMA TALMADGE in her greatest success, "YES OR NO" Also "BRINGING UP FATHER" comedy ALL SEATS 10 CENTS Tomorrow: "THE RIVER'S END" Continuous from Noon to 11 P.

M. Sunday: Anita Stewart in "In Old Kentucky" Famous Physician to Be Buried Tomorrow Dr. Matthew D. Mann. DR.

MATTHEW D. MANN DIES AT AGE OF 76 Noted Physician, Writer and Gyne- cology Authority Passes Away. Dr. Matthew D. Mann, 76 years old, 37 Allen street, widely known as writer and authority on gynecology, is dead.

The funeral will be held from the Allen street residence tomorrow afternoon. Dr. Mann was the operating surgeon after, President McKinley was shot at the Pan exposition in Buffalo. It was agreed by the physicians in consultation that the only hope lay in an operation. Dr.

Mann; because of his skill, was selected and did the surgical work. The operation was successful, but complications from another source later developed and caused the president's death. For many years Dr. Mann was dean of the faculty of the University of Buffalo. Born in Utica, July 12, 1845, Dr.

Mann received his early education there, later entering Yale university. He was graduated in 1867. Still later le entered the college of physicians and surgeons of Columbia university, receiving his' degree in 1871. Dr. Mann also studied in Europe and practiced in New York and Hartford, from 1873 to 1880, when he became clinical lecturer at Yale.

He came to Buffalo in 1882 as professor of obstetrics and gynecology of the University of Buffalo. He held that chair until 1910, when he was. retired. From 1894 up to a few months ago, Dr. Mann had been the consulting gynecologist at the Buffalo General hospital.

Dr. Mann was known throughout the United States as a gynecologist. In 1894 he was. elected president of American Gynecology society. In 1879 he gained prominence as a writer by publishing the "Manual of Prescription Writing." He was a member of Saint Paul's Episcopal church: He is survived by his widow, a daughter, Mrs.

Harlow Curtiss, and five sons: Dr. Edward Tomorrow Night-65th F. A. A. A.

Games -COLGATE vs. 65TH TEAM. Relay--Penn State Cup -Masten vs. Tech, Hutchinson, Lafayette and Tonawanda 220 Yards-NIAGARA A. CHAMPIONSHIP.

70 Yards- Hurdle, NIAGARA A. A. U. CHAMPIONSHIP. 2 Bicycle Events.

6 Running Races, Syracuse, Colgate and Local Runners Participating. DANCING -BAND CONCERT-First Race 8 P. Sharp. Reserved Seats at Weed's, 292 Main Street MUSIC ELMWOOD HALL NINA MORGANA Buffalo Soprano-Metropolitan Opera Co. MAR.

9 JOSE MARDONES BASSO MAR. 15 N. Y. PHILHARMONIC Conductor ORCHESTRA Tickets NOW- Musical Arts (Tupper 4546), 250 Delaware Colonial Flower Shop) $1.00 to $2.50, Plus Tax Mann of San Diego, Matthew D. Mann of Roselle, N.

J. Alan N. Mann of New York and Paul F. and Richard L. Mann of this city, MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Jack B. Williams, Detroit Dorothy Bester, Detroit: Albert Valkwitch, 17 Newman- Buth L. Bamberg, 1820. Seneca. George Douglass, 66 West Genesce-Louise Foge, 66 West Genesee.

Sam Pirzuto. 368 Newton Cordaro, 368 Trenton. Will Lauderdale. 518 Seneca Eddie Shumpert, 518. Seneca.

Lorenzo Mapp, Los Angeles -Hester Camper. 455 Exchange. Russell H. Ryder, Kenduskeag. Mari: anne Forgeob, 683 Lin wood.

Joe Logalba, 28 Commercial Rose Lobug lio. Lackawanna. Richard F. Musson, 222. Spring -Violet B.

Schmigel, 108 Fredro. Alois Mayer, Saint Louis Kathleen Cordner, 899 Genesee. Harry Gluckstein. 307 Gibson- -Lily Seller, 307. Gibson.

Sebasrino Santalucia, 80 Efner- -Rosolina Curto, 173 Trenton. Harold S. Smith. 102 Ontario Ethel M. Spry.

201 Crowley. ACTRESS TELLS SECRET Tells How to Darken Gray Hair With Home- Mixture. Williams, the well-known American actress, recently made the following statement about gray hair and how to darken it, with a homemade mixture: "Anyone can prepare a simple mixture at home that will gradually darken gray, streaked or faded hair, and makes it soft and glossy. To a half-pint of water add 1 ounce of bay rum, a small box of Barbo Compound, and ounce of glycerine. These ingredients can be bought at any drug store at very little cost.

Apply to the hair twice a week until the desired shade is obtained. This will make a gray-haired person look twenty years younger. It does not color the scalp, is not sticky or greasy and does not rub off." Quality Goes Clear Through The new family of Dort Cars is the outstanding feature of the show. (472) Don't Neglect Your Skin Ladies A few days treatment with CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS will do more to clean up the skin than all the beauty treatments in crea CARTER'S ation. perfect: plexion comi is VER caused by PILLS sluggish liver.

Millions of people, old, young and middle age, take them for Sick Headache, Upset Stomach and for Sallow, Pimply and Blotchy Skin. They end the misery of Constipation. Small Pill- Small Dose Price Buffalo Automobile Show Seventy-Fourth Regiment Armory NIAGARA and CONNECTICUT STREETS February 26-March 5, 1921 This is the largest and most comprehensive exhibition of Passenger Cars, Trucks, Tractors and Accessories between New York and Chicago. Knitting Worsted 59c Gray knitting worsted, oz. hanks; 80c value.

FRIDAY Dress Goods $5.00 56-in. all wool new spring Coatings Polo $2.50 $2.25 54-in. navy blue and black Men's Wear Serge $1.25 $2.50 50-in. sponged and shrunk navy blue and black Men's Wear Serge $1.50 $4.00 54-in. navy blue French Twill Garfield Serge $2.00 $5.00 54-in.

navy blue Botany Costume Serge $2.50 Bed Spreads Hemmed crochet Bed Spreads, suitable for summer cottages and rooming. house Special uses. at. $1.39 Scalloped Crochet Bed Spreads, large size and $4.50 heavy value. weight; Ea.

$3.98 Pattern Table Cloths Made of Irish Linens, Slight Misweaves $11.50 2x2 yards all linen damask Table at Cloths; special $5.98 $16.50 yards all linen damask pattern Table Cloths $7.98 HENS KELLY Buffalo's Fastest Growing "TRADE 5000 yards, 27-inch. Shaker Flannel, pink, blue and gray, At half price 2000 yards' 36-inch best quality Cotton Challies; at about half price 2500 yards standard 27-in. Dress Ginghams; value 35c, 2000 yards standard 32-in. Ginghams; value 50c, 75c and $1.00 36-in. woven stripe Madras Shirtings Extra Special 50 pieces, 36 in.

white fancy stripe and check Voiles; value $1.00, New Ginghams Sheets, 89c Bleached and unbleached Sheets, suitable for summer home and rooming house use, double bed size. Very special. Towels and Huck Towels, red border, good size and quality; special, each 50c all linen Crash Toweling, heavy weight; 35c Friday, a Clearance Sale of Women's Shoes, $2.95 Several styles marked for a quick clearance. At this price, which is less than half, there will be no or refunds. Sandals, 49c Women's Sandal Rubbers samples; sizes 3 to 5 only.

Also low heel Rubbers. Pair 49c. Hosiery Men's Socks, 39c Men's black, white and colored fibre silk and silk lisle Socks, also light and heavy wool Socks; some are seconds. Values to 65c. Men's Union Suits, $3.89 Men's natural and white part wool Union Suits, also silk and wool, light and medium weights; some are seconds; values to $5.50.

Men's Union Suits, $1.59 Men's light and medium weights ribbed cotton Union Suits; sizes to 50. Values to $2.50. Don't. Miss This and Knit Women's Women's black, white fibre silk Hose, also fancy in this lot. Values to $1.50.

Women's Hose, 73c Women's black, white and colored pure silk and fibre and silk Hose, also fancy open work effects, no seclonds in this lot. Valces to $1.25. Women's Hose, $1.15 Women's black, white and colored full fashioned pure silk Hose, various weights. Irregulars of $1.75 value. Extra Special! 5 $1.48 $1.19 Aluminum Sauce Sets, 2 and Aluminum quart sizes, strong, Double Cookers, made, will last a 2 quart size.

time. Scrim, Marquisette Colonial Coffee Per co lators, 8 Pan and 10-cup sizes, 3 pure aluminum. well Were $2.48 and $2.98. life Just received a new shipment of Marquisette and in all the wanted lace trimmed and drawn work styles; stitched or lace edge styles. All new at new low prices.

$2.00 Scrim or Marquisette Curtains $2.25 Scrim or Marquisette $2.75 Scrim or Marquisette Curtains $3.25 Scrim or Marquisette Curtains $4.00 Scrim or Marquisette Curtains $5.00 Scrim or Marquisette Curtains $5.50 Scrim or Marquisette Curtains $7.00 Scrim or Marquisette Curtains Curtain Materials, 29c 49c Curtain Scrim, Voile and Marquisette in white, drawn work bordered styles, plain with hemstitched ored printed styles. C. Clearance Sale Georgette Blouses, 1-2 Price $2.98 to $7.98 values All colors and styles. Store GETTERS" RS" Silks white 20 pieces, 33-in. pure silk ural value Chinese $1.35, for Pongee; 95c printed 10 pieces, 33-in.

pure silk nat16c ural value Chinese $1.50, for. Pongee; $1.10 19c 25 pieces, 40-in. excellent qual29 ity value Georgette $1.95, Crepe; $1.35 49c Lining $3.00 Satins, 36-in. for. Skinner $2.39 $3.00 36-in.

pure dye, pure silk navy Chiffon blue Taffeta, and a brown for. $2.50 Sheeting 15c 7000 yards- -36-in. unbleached Blackrock Sheeting, of the best wearing sheetings made. Toweling 49c bleached Turkish Towels, heavy weight and large 39 size 25c unbleached Crash Toweling, part linen 17 weft; a Blankets Blankets, wool and cotton mixed, pink, tan, blue and grey plaids, double bed size; former price cial, $20.00. Spe- $5.98 a pair.

Auto and Traveling Rugs, size 66x80, in green, brown and maroon. Spe-: cial Friday for $5.25 Bathrobe Blankets, Indian and floral patterns, cords Special to match. $5.65 $15.00 all wool homespun Blankets, in pink, blue, tan, gray, black and white and red and white. at Size 66x80, $7.25 Women's New Plaid Skirts, $6.95 $10.00 Value New box pleated Skirts in blues, browns, tans and blacks. Made of all wool materials and nicely finished.

All sizes of waist bands. Money-saving Event! Underwear Sale Women's Union Hose, 98c Suits, 95c and colored pure silk and Women's medium weight clocked effects, no seconds cotton Union Suits, band and bodice tops, knee and ankle length; also light weight Women's Hose, Union band Suits, and wide bodice lace Women's black, white full and tops, and misses and boys' colors, pure silk Hose, fleeced cotton Union Suits. fashioned and full seamless Values to $1.50. various weights; samples and odd lots, but no seconds. Women's Union Values to $2.00.

Suits, $1.79 Vests, 29c Women's white and pink Women's white cotton lisle Union Suits, with handVests and Bodices, neatly some glove silk tops; also trimmed, well made, regular white glove silk Bloomers and outsizes; some are sec medium weight cotton onds. Values to 50c. Union Suits. Values to $2.50. Basement Bargains $8.98 Four light Electric Fixtures, brown tone, complete with shades; regular price $13.00, $1.98 $9.98 White and Gold Dinner Sets, 50 pieces, service for dix; regalar price $14.00.

Open stock patterns. You can replace breakage or buy additional pieces at any time. Curtains Scrim Curtains, also fine hem- $1.29 $1.79 $2.00 $2.50 $3.00 $3.50 $4.00 $5.00 cream or ecru, edge; also col- $65.00 Seamless Colonial Velvet Rugs $47.50 This rug is a special value. A rug of quality in a beautiful design, rose and' tan. 15 rugs in the lot, all one pattern.

Half Price Items 85c 18x36 Congoleum Mats, each. .386 $1.75 18x35 Fibre Mata, each. 9 ft. Congoleum Rugs $4.75 8x9 ft. Congoleum Rugs.

$7.50 4.6x9 ft. Congoleunt Rugs, (43.10.