La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 25, 1924, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, January 25, 1921. Local NewsjnBrief I'IiiihI for SM'cliiiK . W. Moroheud wus fined $15 al,ii euala for 8H'odlnir In the Jus tice court. Trapped Wlllioul n I.lci'iise Ncmlcn Koyti wus fined 26.on in Hie Justice court yesterday foi trapping without u license. ' To fiivt- I'roKi'nm A proKrum will he irlvon lo.uor rqvv eVcnlnir ut. tho Hulyatlon Army S hall. AdliilSBion Is free. CIIAIIi'i.'i. II. II. MeC'arlliy. ho ar. i, V " ar while in an inlnxlealed condition, ulll . '' ''" In the ju.,,,.1. ,.m.t ,,,,,.,. J J due lliiKi, iiru,j. v,.ulKM U1 afternoon. HIGH GRAZING FEESJDPI'OSED (Continued from pain, i) tl.v (lrl AitIvih .Mr. and Mrs. Jeroinn Foley are ri-t'elvlnc conBralulitltons today up- from praetlrimy U!l of the coiu on the arrival of a lialiy Kirl welKh-! nieielal orir.iniitions, asliiiii; ih.it Inc nine pounds. Mother and dau-' ""' coast city l,u Kin ,0W;(iei -ghter aro both dolnti nicely. alien when the executive coni- . milieu meets. Allendod I'llloii (Jnnio I'ocatello, Idaho, has also usli- Wurren Gilbert and Coach .Mac-I0'1 "' convention. ! Tavlsli. following the completion1 1 onccinlni,- the forest OFFICE CAT BY JUNIUS NAME CRAFT : FOR ANIMALS French Naval Units Are Christened for Animals, of Jungle and Sea. rtid ,thelr business for $2,000 j'Q JXCREASE "U i,"UU III Kill ttllUt i-uri IL'U on tho drugstore. Thu ontlro loss ut' properly destroyed) uiiiounted to uljawU i.-'tUHiU. v . Klectrle. light men una telephone men were on tho job safeguarding 'i Hiejr, patrons und looking uftcr their property. Whether Uh- buildings will he rebuilt on tho tut me locution or not is unknown us yet. PAHIS. (AP) French Ingenuity ltoillK tunkrpnHir Untitling. ' TO Kit). tAP) News thai lto American government proposes to erect un "earthquake-proof build ing" In Tokto Iiuh aroused constd- hua been severely taxed In the erable IhUreat here, when the choosing of nuiuea (o be (five n lo the three cruisers, nix destroyers, twelve tor pel o bouts, six subma rine crulsera und six submarines for coust defence, now In course of construction us tho first part of (he j naval program allowed under the If Mu. say (hat sliu has never Washington nusjil accords. been kisstyl grah licr. Any worn an wIki Is willing to forget the past should uiiikc a good wife. of the Hakor-Lu Grande high school game here lust evening. plan to ruisi- much was said. the grazing I" According to fig- t went lo Cnlon und witnessed the,urt'8 sivtn h' w- n- Greeley, hea l Iniuti-Wullowa game played In thej i'ie op. rung day of Kvery lay seems to add to thu number or people, who think the pourest way to get money Is to earn It. 1'nlon gymnasium. meeting, tjur plan consistH nl raising thu gruing fee on catte ;il Hotel Itropeneil ,"01lil u 11,1,1 ne-lmlf cents per K'he Somincr Hotel rooms, refln-! 'UT ",('ul!: 10 -u W ished and renovated since the rirel",:" , m"'t , w U'v Ior ..,., .tu..n.i tu.. .....( i. lheep H- raised from three IMJXT CltY OVKIt SPILT MILK (ilVl-r TIIK CAT A t'HAXti;. which destroyed the main building Home time ago. have been opened this week In Klgin by Mrs. Zoo E. LeGnre of Union. Mrs. LeGore Is leasing I he properly from the Soni nier estate. cents per head per month to six centH per head per month. Thes ar uveruge figures for the coun try, Mr. Greeley wild. Woolmcn to Make War. H Is this Increase which the wool men lui v.i ir.,1.,, r.. i Tnkes l IH-arr umiinst rharuinir n.r.t- Krank IVrry. of Klgln, who hasUatructivu to the .livestock Induj been trapping this winter on Jarboitry. Second It is "coninierciully creek, has nmd one of the besl I exploitinj,' the natural resources heaver hauls reported In Klgin uc-jand ugiilnst the policy of the guv cordlng to reports from thai city, .eminent. Third It Is "unjust, ln Porry ensnared 34 of the fur bear- equitable and dlHcriininutury." ers and the season has more thanl Tho resol jtion asks that con a ii ion Hi lo go wllh furs now nljgt'ess "tako serious consideration" their best. of the plan, and Unit rnngivi j puss a law making it Impossible To Mivt't rilling Station for the. forest service to charge IClgln will have an up to dule .'" "'an the cost of regulation, gasoline service station on the nowi t'hampli.nn of (he resolution ' vucanl corner near the t'lty )rug'nintained that tin; prime purp- Store by spring, accgording to an-oso of creation of national , nouncements made In Klgln this j forests was for I he protection of . week by t. It. Hibbard. Mr. Hib- j timber and watersheds and that 7 bard purchased, tho property therel'"''-1" only incident:;!. They from Ihe Klml National bank and clu!m tIlllt grazing should not be will proceed to 111! It in and build m,uiv to Uin' ""V "10!(- tl111" lul" , a service station us soon as the nilnif,lration ''M'H- weather pormita. I Mr- "y I" '' Morl. wive r entile costs of admini.sl rat loll of l)ie national fon-sls at $f.;inr.- fMKI and the expenditures imo,. (hid. The raise In fee would gi 'e the forest service ? I.iki.oihi ad ditional. Mr. Greehy said. We like to tell both sides of the story. One woman patron of the local telephone exchange got Hn answer to her signal so quick that she forgot tho number that she wanted to call und neurly swallow ed her gum. . . Thn names of renowned admir als of th! Trench navy were, resur rected and will be carried again to the confines of tho far sens which they visited while ullve by tin- three fast cruisers, ono of whtch, thu Duguuy-Trouin, was luunchcd last August. The .other two. to be known os the "1-uMotte-Plequel" and the "Prtmauguet." will be In commission during the first months of 192fi. They are N.imhi ton ships und are expected to develop a speed of 3G to 38 knots an hour. Wild animals of the jungle were called Into service In tho christen ing of thu grim destroyers. They, are the Jaguar, the Pan-, liter,-the Tiger, the Leopard, the Lynx and the Chacal. The first two j will co.no out of tho I .orient ship-1 What does it proilt a ...an to Uo yards necen.ber. 1,24. and Janu,, (Uestion wliat'bulhllngs are quake- proof Is being continually asked. Ohl buildings, which many thought wtmld go it any Hints stood after the big shock of September 1. Some modern buildings which wore said to he proof against tho worst shake either collapsed or wero badly damaged, and hi some cases con duction, companies which guaran teed -their buildings, eurlhquuke proof are being called upon to re place them. Well, why shouldn't the gin be synthetic? The courage it provides ia tlmt kind. IN RAILROAD RATES SEEN (Continued from pagtt 1) 7 NEW TODAY i a star und have to stick to Hipper and Ihe Milky Way. Slick City Feller: "Kv lliut bill over there? Well, It's nil bliirr." Slh k La Gimiilcr: "See Hint cow over there? Well It's nil bull." The nearest approach to' perpet ual motion Is the man hunting a drink, i It's funny why the lMople In La Grande quit gelling drunk after daiiniirv I, isn't It? The police arc still hunting litem but It seems an If liquor hasn't Hie cbarnw It used to have or something. Nothing spoils the looks of a pretty girl more than a pair of run-down heels or a dirty neck. . Obituary LEGION MEET I SUCCESSFUL (Continued trom page 1 ) Ivj nuMi jiuxsox I,5 i l-'rank Rlunson, aired 75 year.'. j died in tills city yesterday evening i 2 at ten o'clock. The deceased was born in Sweden but has made l.a .. ,. Urando IiIh home for the past, few er Mill, J. I.. Collins.. Allan C.vr, 1 years. Purle.tHrlee, TnuV Ifol'hiler, lli-n- ii Tin' remains are at the Snod-'rv- I'iei'ier. A. I,, l-iimin. l-'rank grass and Zimmerman funeral ser- iMillerint,-. Kd Coolide. (iuy fcpen viee parlors. Kuneral services will cer, A. V. i.indnri'ii. 'ade It. Kin he helfi Monday afternoon at twoand f. I:. .Maxani. other new o'clock from thu chapel. j members will be luiliated at tin; . 5- next regular meeting to be held .IAMi:s DKiCS thn rirsl Weilnesdav In February. Jamei !'. DiBga. of 1548 W. 4slh I Itiddle Adilresseil IMM ;S street. .Seattle, Wn., Hed at 10:n; Kred K. Kiddle, slalo comman i c'eloep Wednesday evening, nc- der of the Oregon American I.e i cording to word received hero. ITe-ion posts, also a member of Hie ! was the step-father of Mrs. J. 1'. ' I.a Grande post, addressed Ilia jjj llaniion, or Walla Walla and Mrs. ! home post last evening following Krank Pike .or Iji Orandc. Mrs. ' tho Initiation. Mr. Kiddle boosted )l l'lke left last evening to meet her j for at least ),"" meinliers In iS slsler at I'endlolon on Ihelr way ' Oregon tills year and reports Ihal ' 'i lo Meat tin to attend the runcral results so far are very gratifying. V 'Wliich will bo held Saturday wPh i Other speaker!. were Lyman Hie Masonic lodge In charge. Mr. Rice, of I'cmllcton, a member of ,'f Ihggs resided at J-luntlngton for the Oregon Slate Soldiers bonus ; Severn; years. ' organization who laid before the J , - .a (Jrande post the work tho bon- II One thlnt; prohibition hut done, ins commission has done to date; j f ': It ha- HiereiLsed the water conlcnl and Harold Warner, of Pendleton, I f In a lilt-hbnll. I known as Kastern Oregon's silver i J -T tongiied orator, who gave an ad- Id res:: on the American l.eglon cou istlliiUon. .Mr. Warner paid a brief lite lo the IA (Irande post for result:: obtained 111 llio Illem- rsltlji drive aii'l for tho way in v.lreh il has res-ponded to nation al calls at different times. Getting down to brass tacks, something's wrong with Ihe Ameri can laws. K. O. Although pri?ie fights are ullowed, a federal law prohibits inter-stnto transportation of films. Yet bull fights are not sanctioned in Ihe I'nlted States but it is perfectly legltimutu to . show movies of them. How Come? HI T TIIKX KVH.N TIIK OV. KHN.MKNT ()I-'I'K'1AI,S 1.IKK TO SI NtHiroXK fcXIMJIl'I'LY i nitow iiit: in id,. 5 One married womun In , La Grande says that '-'setting up" ex ercise are useless to her. "Why I get more exercise in an hour pick ing up things utter" my husband than 1 could by that method all day long." . Some girls have beautiful eyes. . Some have the prettiest smiles! And some make tho most de- liciou pies While others spurt Parisian styles. Some look darn rule In knickers! Some knock you out with Ipeir blulf ! Put the girl worth while is the irirl Who continuously knows HIt OLD STOVE three are being constructed at Saint , Kaxairv und the Tiger at Nantes In the region where Glemenccau was born. They will, all bo reudy for service before April, l!t::4,. If the twelve lorp'edo' boaift now In course of construction nro ever gathered together into the, .si mo fleet the report of Ihe udmlrul in command will -road ' like a recital of ull the atmospheric dlsiurljances ever recorded upon the sei'en seas. The Hourrusquc, (Squall) will be launched at Dunkirk, March. Iit2B. Tho Gyclone and the Mistral u cold Wind from the north which brings chills to Ihe Hiverla several times a yeur will leave Havre shipyards Februury and April 192&, The Orage (Storm) and the Ouragan (Hurricane) uro In courso of construction at U'acn; tho Si moun and the Sirocco at Hnint Na zal re; the Tempeto (Tempest ) ut (Nantes;, tho Tornado , (Tornado). the Tramontane a northern wind blowing over the Mediterranean from tho Pyrenes and Alps the Trontbo (Waterspout) , at Hordeaux and the Typhoon, at Harrieur. These will all be turned over to the ministry of marine by the builders during the first six mouths of ll'2fi. The original .numcsakes of the six submarine cruisers, .will have un opportunity of rending their-own nuiiiof; on the bows und sterns. jf, tno oueun-goin. uisif-HH'Tii,y ca vort. about tholr- lurgar alMb coin- rades. The Itequin (shark), the Soufftour. (a species of-wlial), tbe Morse (walrus)'. Ht Narval (nar whal), are being built with all speed at Gherbourg und will take the water this year. The- llrest shipyards are pulling tin? finishing touches to the Marsouln (porpoise) while thu Dauphin (dolphin) is prnctlcully completed at Toulon. Gentler names of a more feml- nino nature have been chosen for the slx'weaker suluitarines. They will bo called: the Ondlne (water sprite), the Arlane, the Glrce, the GuItbo, the Sirene und the Nal ade. They will be finished in iyi'5. "It Is clear that there Is little Incentive for tho strong road lo . make more than tl. Let us see ! what Is likely to happen. "General business activity In lit 2 4 promises lo continue about ; normal, tho Hnbsonchart show's activity at b'A above normal so there will be no great Increase In ; freight tonnage. Hecnt rapid lit- 1 creases in Id Us car figures would j suggest that we now have plenty of equipment und rolling stock to! bundle present volume. There" Is certainly no need for further In- crease along these lines. "Itatlroad rates, both freight and passenger, should go no higher ami a few revisions downw ard may be expected to the benefit of those affected. These developments will reduce gross Income for the rail roads but the loss will bo offset to a considerable extent by the In creased efficiency. Tho improved condition resulting from expendi tures In IS:' 3 will aid this Kor the past 18 months tho rut I roads have been spending at the rate of a bil lion dollars a year for repairs and equipment. Lost motion has been dono lawny with to a largo ex tent and their ratio of operating cost to gross Income should be bet ter this yeur as a result. "Having made the built of these necessary improvements the roads ; will be relieved of a part of this expense in the future. It Is prob- j I able that not less than n half it i billion, nor more than three- quur-1 , ters of a billion will be spent on ' such work this year. Pruclically j all this expenditure will go Into I repairs in right-of-way, double j (racking, extensions and permanent Imp rove men t s ra I her titan rolling l stock. "Konds making more than the return allowed will be Induced to do one of two things. They will either plow the surplus hack Into permanent Improvements, such as better tormina) facilities, or absorb weaker rouds, wherever such mer ger will he of fulure advantage. Klther way the bonds of the strong- FOIt ItKNT Excellent sleeping or roads aro strengthened. In one lt room, tauy preierreti. t tin in cuse nciuai property is improved i . JlemlocU. l-&-3tp and tangible security Increased. In - the other, competitive advantage KOH WALK House und lot. Fine mid Increased futuro earning pow I oca Hon at bargain. Inquire 2507 er is gained. Such developments N. Spruce. 1 New Shipment of Spring Shirts I NEW STYLES - NEW PATTERNS Priced $6.50 to $12.50 rrerrcn cr u reene-5 ling heavy buying by Kuropeun in vest o rs' w h o uii n t to put t h el r money in something Amerlcun for greater Rifely and who look upon our railroads as an ideal Invest ment. "Probohlo developments during concluded tho sltU.hjtlc.an, "Indicate slightly lower rates and better service to- thn public; pos sibly smaller but better distributed profits for tUt) rouds; and a strong er position for Hit) vast majbrtly of Investors holding railroad 'bonds." NOTIGR; --lhit- to difficulty eH'iienciHl In collecting charges for adver tising that Is listed under classi fied advertising and under the "new today" heading llio live ning Obsercr will hereafter take mi tinss (fled ativcrtislng or ndvertfsiug to be run as 'ncw tmlay" nnbH the advcrllslng Is nccomimiitcd by cash. LA GHANDE'S GOAL PRICKS ltKIH'GKn Uoyal I'tah Lump, off car, $12.75 cash, delivered. J. 1). Lynch. 1 -25-1 1 KOH HUNT Close In, six room house. Inquire 1403 H avenue. 1-25-21 iy good reliable woman with 1 children. Inquire Observer. tiii ' l-25-2tp tno rransporiauon aci argue wen WANTKO General housekeeping j for the junior bonds of the sounder roads. Hut I do not see where cither tho new ruling or Us antici pate.!., effects will help bonds nl reudy In the highly speculative group. ' The bankrupt roud Ib still bankrupt under tho new ruling. II : Is tho solvent road In need or funds ,tqt -Triinunco current operations and pnyinncnt Improvement that will bo helped most." Mr. Habson finds that recent strength lit railroad boiuls ls refiec- FOU KALI-J A splendid five-room modern home. Very close in. Phone Main .17. l-25-4tp FOlt H1TNT r Shop Hpacc in new building. W. H. Hohnenkaiup Go. "v " 1-36-41 ' r.ie'' ' ?ikZl i i X' i.'vV'i )': i i t' t ; '.A. 'iututd in leudid condition. W. IL Hohnen . ., , " 1-25- 4t Ternuf to Jiuit. Foley Grill Nolliing instills pride in a community more''' than a first-class Grill ' La Grande's Foley Grill fulfills this important," mission. Deep appreciation! is felt for the patronage, of our homo peufle. I ';f In our Grill Jou will find city service, tho. best of food, nU at prices no higher than ordin ary eating bcuses and restaurants charge. ,, Music eyfry noon and evening. ' "" Hear Xathleen Campbell sing with JM iu ' liliiiiini.ii i iiiiiiiiniii ill ' ComO-wHtl'tnite with us. You Will Be Pleased iFi tf.vl'ilhii'i'l IllmiV II .lull I PIANO HPi:clAI,- Idanon u big ceduclion. ' W. II'. J4- Itoiinenka.itp Co. 1-liS-ttl CJOODYKAK Til! US - High est i.uall.y and lowest nrlce in his tory. W. II. ItohnenUamp Co. r-25-41 Rejoices Daughter Can Kesunie Mudics KTIKK! How many l.rides ' ust'tl ll.e lui.cheon i-loth it. her l.olHi'l.esI for bit'akfusl ll.e ti.on.lnK afler? !;' n j ivitans to ihe S IS BELIEVED FIRE CAUSE .Continued, from page 1) If you told a girl that she was the "cat's ankles" would you he complimenting or Insulting her".' dOi lit; 'Ire Apparatti-. lo He ltmr;ht KOSL'IU'KG. Or. Homls In the sum fit" $ I ".""" " i" nt' issued by this city June lo provide money for I lie purchase of a fire truck unci adequate apparatus for the llloseburg fire m parwneni. i in- Pond.s were niitiHMi.ed at tin re- ....nt Kneeial election, and the city In preparing to s t iina.giilhi:i fire pump. some of the fixtures, aro nicely today. J. K. Trtppler, mayor of Gove, I opened the door of the city hall i building, only to be met with a 'doud of smoko and an explosion I that ninired his face and clothing t but did not burn him seriously. P. S. Tonight's the nl-lit vlien Th(, hooks of the Govo public the La Grande basketball irnm will! nrary were stored in the city bail incit'rc their defeat at the bands orj and are a total loss as well as all. Wallowa high a week ago. Jiitiiiisj Cu v rccordti. gnoses Hie ,rrc will In &7 lo II' The barber shop adjoining the Gust off clothing resembles some homes. That Is they're nothing bin- ronts. "Mverything my little 1 2-year-old girl ute distressed her; even a glass of water would cause her to belcjt guaS. and she was umihle to go to school for nearly a yeu: I bought berJ a bott lu of Mayr's Wonrlerf.il Remedy, y and since taking It ah is cajiiK iiiniut f--house and lqpitTatid Is attending school ugaJV It is a simple, jhurmless . preparation that re moves t he catarrhal mucus from the Intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes pruc lically all. Hlo.inaeh, liver and In testinal uilments. Including ap- petKllcltin. One dose will convince i or money refunded. At all drug irlHts Adv, j Oriole Chocolate 1 A ri r 1 i,nios AiHsprrLif lectio uiit'n I II Alwift' it L fine con- nnna one you aru V!-. IVOr. 1UC Per Hag s something ur Uiii(lirtjtiiii.er n ea-Lross Drug Store Baby Accessories You don't realize it yet but we have eveoOht"" a baby needs f ronj necessities toJhwrtancy little things that every iother loyjfTlave for tho infant. Art j&rBaby Shop ' "liHfything for the Baby" Slamping Hemstitching T.1. - I T in Tutor of I M ii'omlc. them anl buy XewlywcdM In Custody 5 MORE DAYS 5 Clint's Clothiery 5th Annual Jan. Clearance Sale SAVE NOW ON YOl'R WEARING APPAREr Complete Out! Men and J Kvprv nr lirlp in ouHtoik reduced Nothing Reserved Compare our prices and save on Quality Merchandise ; Clint's Clothiery The Store W ill. l oir-t lcncr itttrs loi foys SALKM. Or. Joe Kowol, 17, and his pretty bride of a week were taken In custody here follow ing receipt of a telegram from Ihe young man's mother whoGlves at devastation. Sedro-Woolley. Washington. j )n utile, who owned the build- Kowol explained to the officers) nK tnut ,oused the poolluill und drug store, was saved by bucket brigade that worked tire lessly until their efforts were crowned by success. Little actual damage was done to the barber fihor. Heverul portions of brick wails stand on tho block today as mute reminders of the contiugralion drugstore, carried $4.oou Insur ance. The Futp brother! had In- ihat ho and his w ife were married j at Kb el ton. '.'.f?tr'rr,.on, January I Hi, unknown to Ihelr parents, and! later started for California by au tomobile. When they arrived In ! Sah'iu they weri without funds; other than enought to pure has Ihelr dinner Mrs. Kowol formerly; war. .Miss Gertrude Hamilton, and lived at Kedro-Woolley. The young man's mother wus ex- nected to "here to accomnanv her jind daughter-in-law back iCmnuk't r Snnuit Thntiaht --- i laK4LU: PACIFIC iy:ACTY VAlUAiH Hooms 7 Hi 8 Over Glass Orugs .Marcel Maul Kbainpl l Mrs JAW I'liring - IJiibldiupB I mlng - rjnunil I htfaln ijuNrriiienls I 7e J. Mays Clevc Tallman Portland (Iraduates ' frrlii! I'ho.ii' 57.-I-W liesldeni-e Phone. 37K-.M fir does bodily injury cause pain? High School Teania Will Woolley. r" is estimated that 707o of rectal cancer to due to the continual i,im'ii:i,i i'(ii.i.KK .Me.Minn.rr tiaa from neglected Pib vllle, tire. In n dual debate held Future risks, S3 Well ajfTCsent ';!.,.-.,.'.c'wJ'cn.. ,h.e. ..h'Kh ' Ill-health AarraniiWIed attcn- school students and the prepara tory department of the college, tin; high m hool ti-aiim won unanimous det i.sirxiM. The nuestlon was "He solved that the inited Htates shou Id recogn iz-e t he soviet gov ernment of ItiiKsta at Its next ses sion of congress." The preparatory department whj represented by Iternki- 4hln ney and Knn-raon Holta on the; negative iind Arthur Uylander and; Norma Weeks on the affirmative.! 'The high school wus represented) by Arlctu Loop and Ituby Hijks'(1 on the ;irrirmallvH mid Kie Hirch f e',i and Lddie Terry ou lh uv ctlc. Suffering with a Hon disorder, i rJoa if You Rectal I have been a Rectal and Colon j SpecUiist for miny Tears and It ia thU ucccatrul experience which enables me ; to csoniuiemiy GUAP.ANTEE to cure your Piles of refund your ! fee. FR ilhC-kUd book. CHAS V. DEAN.M.D tmwomcjtisoN PtMrrtMD.oiraooN WHISK BROOMS "Five convenient styles All one price "In the Window" because the nerves are a syslein of danger signals. Whin Injury occurs they h lit. Thus they s nd to the bruin u call for relief; Calls for Ittibhhit; A let dud l' coming from thousands of laces wIiito tired muscles and bruises cry for lis balmy refresh ment. Klne for relieving headache, cooling babies' in named skin, re moving odors of pernplnit ion, und for soothing the face lifter shav ing. Absolutely safe for external use In any quantity, und leaves u faint rose odor. i tno of 2mi rurelent prcparu t Ions. Kvery Item I he best t hat nkill and conscience can produce. Glass Drugs 7ht Jvff Cng Start ARCADE A DRAMA OF HEARTS AND FENCES IiY THE DIRECTOR OF "HUM0RESQUE" Today Saturday 4 . Arthur S.Jacobs tff&i f FRANK 30RZAGE production CHILDREH r l fW usith Johnnie Walkar, I , I Paulina CJoron.bCJoyd Jiuqhes .1 A JltflfS "Clilluren of IHiM" will 111" )J ' VfZmJ ", llnssli' of I lie wrvtn S ',' ifir J ieviiiiNo II lelN Imlil- a, I '($&. -7 l.v. et nimll.i'lh'- A mmA : w WW FOX isews: