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.a Local News j I I: ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, TUESDAY. JANUARY 7, 1930. THREE Camas Valley Man Visitor J. p. Coon, of Camus Valley, tiantmeted business in this city yesterday. Mr. Sullivan Business Visitor U K. ITJain. of Myrtle Creek, spent yesterday in this city oil business. Days Creek Man In Town Pete Ulum, Days erei-k rancher, was n business visitor -lu this city yester day. Mr. Croucher in Town George Croucher, of Olalla. was ft business visitor in this eily yesterday aft em pun. Azalea Business Visitor J. H. .Tenk, of. Azalea, was in this city yesterday afternoon transacting business. . Elkton Man Here on Business Darius Wells, or Elkton, spent a short time in this city yesterday on business. Here From Canyonvllle J. A. Dubell, of CanyonvHle. spent Mon tiay afternoon in this city transact ing business. Mr. Steele Here on Easiness O. E. Steele, of Tenmile, slopped In this city yesterday to trans act business. , DIxonvMIe Visitor in Town J. S. Inseho, of Dixonville, spent Monday in this city transacting business. Melrose Visitor i,n Town Mrs. Myrtle Nelson, of Melrose, spent a short time in this city yesterday. Mr. Hoeffer in Town H. A. Hoeffer, or Riddle, was a business visitor in this city yesterday afLer-noon. Mrs. Pennie Shops Here Mrs. Ellen Pennie, of Ktversdale, spent several hours in this city yesterday shopping. Gleasons Here on Business Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Gleason, of Sulh erlin, spent Monday ' in this city transacting business. - - . - Mr. Bates Here on Business G. R. Rates, Myrtle Creek banker, was a business visitor in this city yesterday afternoon. Winchester Rancher In Town John I. Davis, of Winchester, spent several hours in this city yester day transacting business. Glide Business Visitor Here R. T. blakeley, of Glide, spent Mon day in this city transacting busi ness. ' Mr. Hull in Town Harry Hull, of Oakland, visited relatives and transacted business in this city yes-teiday. Mr. Dietz Visits Here George Dietz,- Sr., of Dixonville, spent Monday in this city visiting rela tives and friends. Mr. Winston In Town Harry .Winston, prominent Winston fruit rancher, spent a short lime in this city yesterday on business. Mr. Meredith Here J. J. Mere dith, of Lookingglass, . Hunt-acted business in this city yesterday uf tei noon. Mr. Houghtan Here on Business H. Houghtan, of Myrtle Point, is transacting business in this city for a few days. Glengary Visitor J. A. Vernon, of Glengary, spent several hours in tills city yesterday visiting friends and transacting business. Returns Home After Trip h. A. Daly, of Glide, -has returned to his home, after spending the holidays visiting relatives and friends at various California points. Marshfield Visitor Fred S. Can field, prominent Marshfield resi dent, is spending a short lime in this city visiting friends and trans acting business. , Returns From Giendale A., K. Oreutt, local attorney, has returned to his home, after spending a short time in GU-pUule on business. Town Robert spont several yesterday on Mr. Blakelcy In niakeiey, of Glide, hours in this city business. - Visiting Here Few Days Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Moore, of Portland, are spending a few days in this city visiting friends. Shop and Visit Friends Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Long, of Coles valley, shopped and visited friends In this city yesterday. --,., Dillard Couple Shop Here Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Thompson, of Dil lard, spent yesterday afternoon in this city shopping and visiting friends. Leana Visitor in Town Miss Delia Ohlson, of Leona, was in Roseburg yesterday afternoon visit ing and shopping. Millwood Business Visitor G. N. Gurney, of Millwood, spent yester day afternoon in this city transact ing business. Roturns to Wisconsin J. Blair, of Plainfield, Wis., left last evening for his ,nome, after spending the past several days in this city visit ing S. J. Jones. Returns From Portland Miss Naomi Scott, of this city, returned here yesterday afternoon, after pending the past several dayB In Portland, "'where she visited friends. Mr. Beck In Town on Business G. T. Beck, of Elkton. was a business visitor in this city yester day afternoon. Returns to Eugene Harlan Pler- on. of Eucene, has returned to his home, after spending the past week in this cltv as a house guest at the home of Mrs. Elsie Williams on South Jackson street. Here From Lookingglass Albert Johnson, of Lookingglass, was a business visitor in this city yester day afternoon. Spends Dav Shopping Mrs. Rob ert Kleist, of Winston, spent Mon day in this city shopping and visit ing frionds. Reported III at Home J. D. Os- horn. of this city,, is reported to be ill with a severe cold at his home n West Roseburg. He Is employed s telegraph onerator at the local Southern Pacific office. Here From Drew on Business John D. Van Dyke, of Drew, was a business visitor in this city yester day on business. Umpqua Business Visitors W. D Henry and Henrv Crane, of Ifmn qua, were business visitors in this city yesterday. Visltlnn Family In Rosebura Hemv Barols, of this ciry, S. P. employe, is spending several weeks visiting his family. He lias been workine for the past several months in Klamath Falls. Mr. Standley Here on Business John Standley, of Tenmile, spent Monday afternoon in this city transacting business. Leaves for Portland Funeral Herman Marks, of this city, left. veterday for Portland, where he will attend the funeral of. his sis ter, Mrs. Bertha M. Cltrnn, ' who passed away early yesterday. Mrs. Bobbs In ToWn Shopping Mrs. TT. Bobbs, of Myrtle Creek, was in this citv yesterday viol ting friends and shopping. South Deer Creek Visitor Miss Mildred Humphrey, of South Deer creek, was in this city for a short time yesterday vi3it.ing friends. Yoncalla Woman Shops Here Mrs. Allelic Brant, of Yoncnlla. snent yesterday nftornoon In this city shopping and visltimr friends. FuMertons Return Home Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Fullerton, of this Mtv. returned to their home Vista avenue yesterday. after snendintr the ppst week in Port land visiting relatives and friends. Marshfield Business Visitors Chnrles Grant and Fred S. Can field, both of Marshfield. are spending several days in this city transacting business. Visits in Roseburq Short Time- J. J. Komiv, of Leona. spent short time in this citv visiting his son, E. U. Kennv. of the Douglas Merchants' association. Returns to Azalea School Miss Leonora Godfrev. of this cltv. has returned to Azalea, where she Is a teacher. She snent the bolides north of Roseburg visiting rela tives and friends. Returns to School tt Wlnsto.iv Miss Vivian Logsdon has returned to Winston. whe she is teacher in the school. Mler unending the holidays in Corvallis visiting rela tives and friends. Looklnnalass Teacher Hre- Mrs. Lucv T. Wedding. Looking- glass teacher, spent a short, time yesterdav at the counts school su nerlntpiidents office, where she at tended to business relative to her school work. Return After California Trl Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Squire and Mr. and Mrs. IL H. Turner and daugh ter. Miss Barbara, of this city, have returned home after spending the past two weeks visiting relatives and friends, in Los Angeles and southern California points. Keep Prisoner Here Over Night Sheriff Edich and deputy, of Hood River, stopped In this city last niirht with a prisoner, which thny are returning to Hood River from Coquille. The prisoner was Placed in the Douclas county lail ovor nicht. Thev resumed their trip north this morning. Return to CollAe Elton Jack- pon. of this city, left Sundny for Corvallis. where he Is a Rtudent of Oregon RtatP college. He is im proving steadily since undergoing a majnr operation a phort time nco. He is the son of Sheriff and Mrs. V. T. Jackson, of this citv. He bas heen spending the holi days visiting them. Inquiries for Oregon Broccoli According to Arthur Baum, or tm: city, the first Inquiries for Oregon broccoli in carload lots was receiv ed vesterdav. It will he several v-eks before the broccoli will -be re-wly for carload shirnnents onlv small cuttings have been made up to the present time. Th small cuttings have been trucked to Marshfield and other coast points. This season has a fine out look as far as prices are concerned Return to Cottaqe Grove Mr. ind Mrs. W. Maddox, of Cottage Grove, have returned to their home, after spending the' past week In this city as tbo house guests o? Mr. and Mrs. I. Doucette. Return , From California Mr, and Mm. Earl Powell and Mrs. F. Woodward, of tlrts citv, have re turned to their homes, after snend- Ind the nast two weeks In Pasa dena, visiting relatives and friends, Takes Patient to Hospital Mrs, A. Post, county health nurse, left yesterdav for PortlPnd. She Was accompanied by a child which the health unit is placing in the Doernbecher hospital for treatment. Spend Monday In Roseburg -Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Weber and- son, Billy, of Garden valley, spent Mon day in this city visiting relatives and transacting business. Go to Portland on Business Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hamilton, of this city, are spending several days in Portland on business. They will return to this city tonight. Here on Business L. B. MeKel- lar, of Portland, Is transacting business at the local telephone of fice this week. He was a former Roseburg telephone employe before his transfer to Portland. Returns After Business Trip Harold Smith, manager of the lo cal Pacific Fruit and Produce com pany, has returned to his home. after spending the past .several days in Portland, where he attend ed a meeting of the state managers. Former Resident Here W. F. Herman, of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company of Eugene. is working in Roseburg this week with the trouble line crew. Mr. Kerman, a former Roseburg resi dent, is well known here. Spends Week-end In Roseburg Martin Spraaue. salesman in the Myrtle Point Safeway store, spent the week-end In this city visiting relatives and friends. He returned to Myrtle Point yesterday morning. Returns to Salem Miss Doris Pickens has returned to her home at Salem, after spending the past several days in this city visiting nt the J. F. Bvrd home. She is well known in this city, having attend ed the local high school a few years ago. Mr. v Preschern in Tbwn Vin cent Preaehern, of Melrose, spent several hours In this city yester day on business. Lookingglass Ranchers Here Benjamin Jacoby, Lookingglass rancher, was a business visitor in this city yesterday. Kip Goes Free at Last Goes to Eugene to Work E. C. Robertson, of this city, has gone to Eueene to work. He is employ ed by the Southern Pacific Rail way company. Goes to California for Visit Ki wi n Robertson, of this city, left Sunday for Weed, California, where he will spend two weeks visiting friends. Here on Business C. A. Puckett, of Canyonville, spent Monday In this city on business. lie owns a large poultry ranch at Canyonvllle. Goes to Oakland on Business LaVerne Hawn, of the Investment department of the California Ore gon Power company of this city, spent several hours in Oakland to day on business. Senior High P. T. A. Tonight The senior high parent -teacher as sociation will meet tonight nt 7:30 In the senior high school study hall. An interesting program lins been arranged and will be given entire ly by the parents. A largo at tendance Is desired. ;'frJ,'f ' A ( ,H :? ;C& KT 'fi Mr Innder, l outk .akd;airgun. . r.1!" l "Jid?jiiS! PLAYIiAVOC AMONG 1 CKECAGO WINDOWS . t t- t rrt it 1 : (Aorttel Prvrt leaned Wirc I ' CHICAGO,"" Jan. .Mrs.' Mary Morgan was sitting in her ' liotise" when "dtig"! Went n window pane, and ''ping" wtnt another. ' Mrs, Morgtin moved ninjbly to covet. ThPF,waH another 'plng" and Eomethirig whizzed over her head. She di -ducted someone was shooting at the house. Police were called, as another window pajie went clatter-clatter. The police, arriving, reconnoitered. Down the street a few doors they found another house with the wlrt dow panes shot out. They moved on fnd came to the home of Nelson V. lovce. vice president of the' Swan- finch Oii corporation. And In this house liven Edward, age 10, t the Jovces' ie oh. " ',' ' ' ' ' Edward alwn-vs' wanted n gun. but his daddy had said no. Daddv, however, left on a business trip last week and Mrs. Joyce weakened under ihe child's persistent de- msnds, and gave him an air rifle. The police, smiling, returned to headquarters and parked their feet on the i radiator. Edward went to bed; Mrs: Morgan stuffed some newspapers in the windows. No one knows where the airgun went. Alice Johnes Rhlnelander, dusky wife of Leonard Kip Rhine- scion of a wealthy New York family, has been separated from her husband by the final divorce decree which was given him by Judge William E. Orr, Las Vegas, Nevada. This ended five years of attempts by the young blue blood to free himself of the daughter of a New Rochelle cabbie. . Bomb Sent to Rival as Christmas Gift ALLEGED MURDERER COMMITS SUICIDE! Stops to Visit Friends "Hal" Ooodall, of Portland, stopped In this city to visit friends today. Ho is returning to Portland after spending the past two weeks In San Francisco attending a druggist con vention. He is well known hero. Visitor Overnight Madame Pierre Aon Fit, of Paris, France, was an overnight visitor at the Hotel Umnnua Monday night. She Is mak ing a tour of the United States.: stopping to visit relatives and friends for several months. , Vtsitinn And Workinef Herft- Merlene Plerson, Pacific Telephone, and Telegraph man of Entrene-Ht working with the trouble line crew out of RoFteburg this weeV. He is the son of Mr. and M'-s. H. M, Pie son. of this clv. He formerly work ed in Roseburg. -. Talks Over KOAC J. C Leedy. county nepnt, spoke on "Turkeys" oypr KOAC on Mondav noon at 12:85. He is attending the annual conferpnee of county agents at CorvalHs. J. R. Parker, of the local office, Is also attending the confer ence. . Return Here After Trlp Mrs. Charles John and daughter, of the Roseburg 'hotel, on Sheridan street, have returned to this citv. after unending the nast two weeks In Portion 1 1 visiting relatives and friends. Leaves for San Francisro T. S. Mllliktn. of Riverside. left yester day Afternoon for Venturis and nn Francisco, California. He was hurt in an accident at Ventura ifst May nnd has been called there to settle matters concerning the case. Leaves for Kansas to Visit Mrs. E. W. Endicott, of this city. was called to Kansas the first of the week by the serious Illness of her mother. She is employed as stenographer in the local county asent's office. She left immediate ly for the east and will remain there for two weeks. Worklnq Pt -Association Office Miss Dorothv Dirks, of this citv. has accepted a temporary position at the Douglas Creditors' associa tion office. She is rerularly em- n'oyed In the local Montgomery Ward office and will return to her work there the first of February. Former Resident on Business Joe Campbell, of Eugene, Is spend ing several davs in this cltv look ing after business Interests. T-To was formerly connected with the C. A. Lockwood Motor comnnny of tm cltv. p'nd . Proved to Emrene earlv this fall. He Is In the radio business there. Visit Friends In Roseburg Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Engles. of Peel, spent Monday in this city visiting friends and shopping. Mr. Engles states there was less snow around Peel than Roseburg. Spend Sunday Visiting at Glide I Miss margpret sorlev, or kosp lrirg, find Warren Matthews, of Sutherlin. snent Sunday visaing Mr. Matthews grandmother, Mrs. Green Matthews, at Glide. Return to Rosebura Harold Ctoake, Robert Nelson and William Gawler, local high school boys. have returned to their homes In this city, after spending the past two weeks visiting relatives and friends In Portland and at Bend, Oregon. Vr V f .51 r' Francis Caldwell, . 26-year-old Los Angeles mechanic, whose scientific mind, warped by jeal 'ousy, led him to send a Christmas bomb to Clark Scott, his rival for love of a girl In Tennessee, Is com mltted to.Patton hospital for the Insane. t Body Taken to Grants Pasa Tho hodv of Samuel How lot. Civil war veteran, who died yesterday nt ihe Soldiers home, was taken to Grants Pass today. Funeral services were held there this aflernonn. Prepara tions wero made by the Douglas Funeral home. Reach Horn SafeW AccvrHn to word reepived here. Mr and Mrs. .T. A. Ward law reached their home In Pnlo A'to. California, after n trip from Rosebn''. Thev werp the house frnests of Mr. and Mrs. Noh"l Gnettel of this cltv for a month. Mrs Goeei i a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wardlaw. Arrive In City Monday Rev. and Mrs. Alexander Muirden arrived in this city yesterdav and will make their home in the Presbyterian manse on Lane street. Rev. Muir den was recently called to fill the vacancy In the Presbyterian church nulpit, which was open a short time airo. when Rev. Roy Achor was called to Oregon City. Leaves California Hospital Ac cording to word received here, Mrs. Grant Helman was able to leave Petaluma. California, hospi tal the first of the week and re turn to her home. She Is the moth er of Mrs. Fred Jones of this xity. Mrs. Jones has been with her mother for the past month and will remain in Petaluma until she has entirely recovered. Goes to Eugene for Visit Miss Marearet Baum. daughter of M r. and M rs. Arthur Baum, of this city, left Sunday evening for Eugene, where she will visit Miss Daphne Hughes until Wednesday. She will attend several University of Oregon classes during her stay in Eusene. Miss Hughes Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wash ington Hughes, of this city, and is a iunior at the university this year. She Is a member of the Delta Delta Delta national sorority. Spenrl P'indav at Mvtle Poln Mr. fnd Ms. Hv Oilmo-, Mr pnd Mrs. Onv Ca'boun -nnd Fred Tone", n' Ihls dv. motored to Mvrtle Point Sundnv -where thev rnent the . dv vtsitlnp- friends. Thev rennrt Hx Inches of snw on the mountains near Camas Valley. Return AfW Trip Kenneth Lawsnn and William Bitzer. of this citv. have returned to their homes, pfter snendlng the past week vis iting relatives and friends In Port land. Mr. Lnwson is operator at the Liberty theatre and Mr. Blfzer is a member of the Hotel Rose staff. Transferred to High Position George Man nan. manager of the Medfnrd Safewav store, has been transferred to Tacoma. where he wilt act as city supervisor of all Safewav stores. Mr. and Mrs. Man enn and small daughter stonped In this cltv over Sunday to viH with the local manager, George Witters, on his way north. He was former ly manager of the Roseburg store before being transferred to Med-ford. GortM to Medford on Business W. E. Bell left yesterday for Med ford to transact business for a short time. Mrs. Bell remained In this cltv to visit with hr parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Honser, on Prospect street. Mr. and Mrs. Bell will make their home in Yakima. Washington, where Mr. Bell was transferred by The Oregonian short time ago. They have been residing In Medford for the past several months. Returned Home Sunday Thomas Havens, of this city, has returned to his homo, after spending the Christmps hnlidnvs in Condon. Ore gon, visiting his brother. Llovd Havens. He In a student nt senior high school this year. KIWANIS INSTALLS NEW CLUB HEADSJ Installation of the now officers or the Kiwaills nlub was conduct eel at the regular luncheon meet- lnK today. Tho new oft leers are now takintr 'over the activities of tho club. Tho program was con ducted by nast presidents, V. C HarditiK being In charge. Music was presented by a male quartet from the club, and a short talk was mado by Dr. 11. It. Shoemaker. turned over to-varltiun statetn which llHy (U'h nituatt'd tund, Jk action lit opposttioa tf tin cmueo of additional national parka VaMMal natlonal'biAihtlaries-of forvst; ' ' The twp resolutions win bft-cw-rled to tho Anifrif:ti.Livstjij'jJuJi socjatioii 'ittiitsi meeting ui D?iuir. Jaifuary IS. 116 land 117. byf fiVir rtete- ratea. They are: Herman Oliver, .John pay; William k IHlUy, IkJSer; Frd Hiilllps. Dakei'; S. E. JfllHer. Union' and Ernest Johnson, I ifal loa. ' FUGITIVE CONVICT. : MURDERS OFFICER ' (Amorfottd Prpfa Ianwl MTlrr)"" CORPUS CHniSTti Texas "Hrih; 7.A Mexlcnn identified as Pedrq Itabondo. fugitive (rom the mate penitentiary, todav shot pnd'killert William V. McOnlib. border pWtrOl Inspector, at Alice, Texas. ' ' The 'Mexican, sl)ot and crlllcally, Wriundcd by other officers ' 'wrift nlaceil under arrest by Sheriff,, CK W. Price. . ' ' ..-.'i " CATrLE RAISERS OPPOSE HOOVF.R'S . ! TRANSFER PLANS '(Awoclatwl Prcei Iasnd Wire) DAKTCR, Ore.. Jan. 7. The cat tle ami lorse raisers' association of Oregom and representatives of the cattle, and sheet) men of the 'State wont on1 record yosterday opposing President Hoover's proposal that surface, rights of unappropriated ; Chiropractor , - DRUQLESS HEALTH CENTER "Complete Health Rervlca",' Mineral Vapor Baths' 327 Cans Pone 481 JOHN R. KELLY . Sheet Metal Works "'' ' ' Auto Body and Fender Work . . 444 N. Jackson Phone 460 (Associated l'reu Lcfttod Wire) INDEPENDENCE!, Mo., Jan. 7. The body oC George Hostetter, former trapnor and prospector, and alleged slayer of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Weddle, farmers, was found today in a barn 12 miles northeaat of here. Hostetter was alleged to have killed Mr. and Mrs. Weddle with a shotgun the night of November 3, because they opposed his Intend' ed marriage to Mrs. May June Hunter, 42, a coucin of Mrs. Weddle. A bullet wound near the man's heart indicated he had taken his own life. Dr. C. E. Krlmmlnger, deputy coroner, said the condition of the bpdy Indicated Hostetter had died chortly after the Wed dies were slnln. f. Brakeman: "Where's our train?" Yardmastor: "On track No. 7." Brakeman: "Where's track No. 7" Yardmaster; "Between 0 and 8." Patient in dentist's chair as den tist drills tooth): Tell mo, Doc, when do you blast? He was vfcttlng th emvelyweda at their home. Everything was fine, but "Why did you take an apart ment Ith sueh a tiny kitchenette. Tom, old boy?" 'Well, you re the flrBt man rvo told so keep it quiet. It's so Binall I can t get in there to help my wife when she's doing Ihe dishes," J 1 To us Printing is more than just putting 1 words into type. It is . the creation of a " ' work of art, ba it a simple little announce" " ' ' mcnt or an elaborate booklet. Hence we . take all the pride of an artist in his craft, , in each job; and that is the secret of the VA" ) superlative quality of News-Review J ' Printing. . ' ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW : ? s ; ' Commercial Printing Dept. M' Phone 135 ; : ' '"S Returns to Coast Clarence Raker, of Marshfield, returned to his home the first of the week after spending several days In this city visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs,. O. C. I3aker. He is operating a laundry at Marshfield. He former ly lived in this city. At Mercy Hospital Miss lioa Cheever, of Elkton, was admltled to Mercy hospital yesterday for medical treatment. Miss Virginia Dysert, of Melrose, Is being treat ed for pneumonia at the hospital. William Monroe, of Lnurehvood, was discharged yesterday, afler re ceiving medical treatment for the past several days. Stop HereiShort Time Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Berg, of Cotjullie, stop ped in this city fur a nhort time yesterday enroute to San Francisco, where they will he met by Mrs. Al fred Powers and daughter, Miss Margaret. The party will go to Los Angeles to attend the funeral of the late Alfred Powera, who passed away a few days ago, Mr Berg is mayor of Coquille. Goes to Veterans' Hospital H. G. Thompson, of Melrose, is report ed to be Improving at the veterans' hospital In Portland, after having two finders amputated. He was ac companied to Portland by his wife, who returned to this city yesterday. L. M. Allen, of Shedd, Oregon, is taking care of the Thompson ranch at Melrose. He Is the father of Mrs. Thompson. Wilt Arrive Here Next Week According to word received here by friends of Max Frledenthal. he will be able to leave the Ran Francisco hospital on January LI and return lo this city for a short visit. Mr. Frlodenthal was taken 111 at the Hotel Lmpqua several weeks aco and later removed to the Ttosebnrc General hospital. When his condi tion became much worse, he was nlaced on the train and sent to San Francisco. He has many friends In this clly. His home Is In Portland. AGREEMENT CALLS FOR CHILDREN OR DIVORCE SCUDEItTON, Pa., Jan. 7. An unusual marriage contract, It was revealed today, was entered Into here January 2, by William Ken neth 'Moyer, of Chicago, and Ethel Oylette Amelia Owen, of Sun Prairie. Wis. It provides that if no child Is horn to the union within two years It shall he the privilege of either one to apply for an absolute divorce without consulting the oilier. $1,500 THEATRE FIRE PORTLAND. Ore.. Jan. 7. Fire early today did $1500 dntnage to the Capital theatre in Muunoman The fire started In top of tho or gan. A smoker's curlessness was advanced as the cause by fire men. Returns From Astoria Benja min Scott. Jr., of this city, return ed yesterday, after spending the past aevei'al dnya In Astoria visit ing bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben jamin Scott, Sr. Ho Is employed at the Palace of Sweets. There will be no show except on Friday and Sat urday until further notice. FRIDAY, SATURDAY JACK HOLT In "Submarine" LIBERTY GLAMOROUS! GORGEOUS! HEART BREAKING! Talking! Singing! Dancing! Brilliant with Color! Flashing with Romance! The supreme achievement in ustra-modern entertain1-. ment! . ''; ' STARTS FOR THREE DAYS IB! y Bi.lt for COUGHS. FOLEYS HONEYandTAR COMPOUND Rtliabk Mothers , endorse it . 'til Si Xii 13 TODAY PAR AMOUNTS". TALKING.. 3 PANCINC.i SINGING. 5TAR PRODUCTION OF , THE PLAY 0 BURLESQUt, THE.. REIGNING ITAGE i hit of NEW YORK FOR MORE THAN A YEAR ...... No raite in price. Matinee 10c and 35c .. Evenings 10c and 50: Matinee Daily at 2:13 NANCY ' CARROLL ClofLM THE WONDER SHOW! Gayety, music, romance, Broadway revue scenes in color. Hundreds of ravish ing chorus beauties. Elaborate dance numbers. Brilliant costumes. Lavish set tings. The merry melody of "True Blue Lou" and the syncopated rhythm of "The Flippity Flop." The dazzling show world, backstage and front! And an appealing love story you can't help loving! ANTLERS
