La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 12, 1924, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, June 12, 1924. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE FIVE Local News In Brief coming r.vF.vrs jim 2n-Jiily a La Or.m.le jllas MIik Ii nu Vacation jllss Ht'lla niorli, or ihe Kaslern Omron Light nnd Puwpr roinpany, left yattTiluy for a two wcpk va cation visitlnR ri'lattvis ami lilnl in Portland, Ralpm nml Soasldo, yj, Itniin- to F.iiKenn , Mr. onil Mrs. K. A. Sayip li.ft I.a Grand'1 tm.i morntnff, liy onto, en routn for EiiKPnp, where they will attend Hie Commencement Exercises of the- Unlvernlly of Ore gon. Their son, Paul Hayre, Ih riiemher of the frrailitatitiK clans. Snowfall Heavy Floyd Kendall, forest ranker who hofl charge of the section near .Siunnierville, was in I.n Grande yes terday on a brief trip after sup plies. Up reported that tin recent Bnowfnll in t lint, part of the coun try hurl practically eliminated the forest fin hazard. Vonsiderabl damage was done ihc orchards, th weight of I hi snow breaking down a good many oi ine ihm-h, most oil whirh were already stnrtlng to h-ar fruit. Personal Mention O. H. Folknmn from Jerome, bin. Is stoppiiiff In l.n Oramle. Mrs. K. r. Turkey -.vent to Tori- land Inst evening. Miss Mabel J.angley from rorvallls where she attending O. A. (. returned has ht-en l.anler Pearson arrived In I.n Ornnde todny from Kugene where he has just completed a year's work at the university. Klwood . Mhdsen of Sail l.nl:r winl through yesterday on his way ; to Portland. I James Mc.Vamce nnd Mr. and i Mrs. Hynu Hnhm-iiknmp left I'nrtlnml yesterday. William flabler drove to Port- i.iimi in nrrnuy p.ii .....m.-u runn.,.. . .....,..,, l,lr nendi'i.t eam- coupe yesterday. Miss Margaret MeClnren. a Jun ior at (. A. C went through I.n O ramie on lr way to ln r home In Wallowa this morning. Mr. nml Mrs. Herbert Hrnunlnir. residents of Knterprise for the past three or four years, bavi-. movi-d to Are You Lesivincr on Your Wedding Trip In the Day Couch? There is one occasion in a mini's life when ho should ride in royal style nnd that is when he mixes rice and rail road tickets. The ordinary day couch clothing may lie all right for later hut the latest fashion in the best cloth inff made is not one whit too good when a man promises to he good for the res of his life. Here are the clothes that Lu Grande grooms can he truly proud of. We have left no stone unturned to make you as stylish and as spark ling as the stonn on the third finger. Michaels - Stern Value , First Suits ?2.-).0() to $r,2.r.O I5erg Hats for June $5.00 to $7.00 Arrow June Shirts $1.95 to $8.85 Nettleton Fine Shoes $12.00 to $13.50 Clothes of Quality Clint's Clolhiery Th Store With a Conscience I " 1 1 11 1 "0 1 , , , k I nr" "ow ln--l'ed on hpilltK nireet. .. .Mm O. P. ntitton and children will 8cti,l nhoui luo ,.ek3 vhiit - inpf relatives In Taeonia. ' JIIks Obdys Truella left for ena, .Montana, last eveiiinK. s. "ill join her rather on a triii Into t'nnnda. , Mrs. I'Vnnli Hun.sen returned to Raker this morning after visit in;, for a few days la Grande. MIsh rtulh Clnrriok r,-tiirnr(l from iMoninouth wliero sh has been attending the normal arhool. Mrs. Jlownrtl llnt.-s left for VA gin to visit her father. Mrs. 3. A. Trary wtnt IhroiiKli cn her way to lux home in Kl(;in. Mho has been visiting in Jlumhie ton. Jack Horry of the Onon AH roinpany of Portland. Ikih been In La Grande for the oast h-w daya doing mosaic work tn sever al buildlnga and residences. ).- in untie nil art ml at Ihe work ami has done a good deal of It in the citv various times. . 'v,r s- formerly of this city. . p;iK.s-. lln-ou-li l.a u. ramie y. siemay en route to Walla vvana. uusn., irom tn.-ir Home at Ittlboin. Miilioi In Walla Walla 1 1 liy will attend th- i;raduatioil of Jtheir daiiKhler from Whitman col lege' and will, then return to their home, stopping for a short time here. HUNT'S LETTER (Continued from pftgo 1) headway depends ory largely the latent danger to the old parties in t he J.a Kotictte movement, which will take shape at the con Icreuc.' In Cleveland, July 4. If the SI. Paul convent ion re veals a substantial following, in the face of iv,mdiatlnn by l.a !l lette and by the Americiin l-'edcra-t ton of lahor. It may nn un a split in 1 ho indepeu'leiit vote hi t he ! nort Invest which would result in I not imply a third but a fourth i 'HI IV UIW lilll. 1 . U11-.h .iiv i.-ir.n rmtre .......I.I I. r... Ii II. ..fi1.(iv,.ni.i"1l,rl'iaKl S- jpaign. Two fighting "independent" 'groups simply would kill each oi ht'r off and h avo every thin lovely for the dominant "old party" in the north wst whieh parly, of course, is tin- 0. O. P. Rhnnt.l th. St. Pnnl cmivonl Ion ; It.- gaHii'ilug nt i'liveland be conus of major importance. -The nssi-rlion Is openly made In Home it meters that nnder-cover mHiatunce Ih being given the St. Paul gathering iy individuals and Interests clo-ie to the (i. . P. lu the belief that by encouraging an off-shoot independent organization of extnum radicals then can mi d'Tinine and discredit any other independent movement. Kllorts lo tic the HI. Paul meet ing up with the American l-vdcra-1 ton oi Labor finally reached the j point win-re Sammd (lompers is sued a blanket warning lo all or ganised I (mar I hat an attempt was being made to trick U into becom ing a cat spa w for "Communist ic enemies of orderly development." Compere flatly stated that enemies of organized lobar "are uniting with commuiib-tH and professional radicals" in promoting ihe St. Paul gathi'iing and urged all loyal la borltes to May away. On the effect or this warning may depend the faiej of a real third parly" this year. WISCONSIN ! LOSES OUT j - IN CAUCUS (Oontlnueil'from pago 1) senlatives who believe In the re publican princ iples was urged. The convention reject erl the plat form proposed by l-aKoiletle, Commends Cnolhlge The platform commends Cool Idge for firm Insistence upon rig Id governmental economy, find fa vors progressive reduction of ta as rapidly as possible. It rear tlrms the belief in' a protective tarit f, renews pledges to aid dis abled veterans, proposes ri 11 serv irc for prohibit ion enforcement officers and po::l mnabrs in the first second and third class offices. continual ln frd-ral coopera tion tn hitrhwnv construction, op- NEW TODAY NOTICI-:. Hue to ilirrtcultv experienced hi collecting charges Tor adver tising that Is liMnl under dn-wl-Hcil iiiherllvht.r ami tinder Hie "new loilny' beading, (be live ning Observer will hcrcaficr lake no dnsdfl"d ailvcrtMng or ftdwrli-hiir to be run ns "new tntluy" milt'SK Hie Ailvertf4iix lp actHimpsule.l by c-b. FOP ItKN'T Two housekeeping i.'.oihh. MIT. and 1T"7 Adams Av... fi-l2-r:tp WAN"I1H linusewnri;. ntwn oi the apporhte.i time Here v.ouiti, country. Phone :;:.i;-K. fi-l.'-Hpjbo rain anl ihr- wan rain. ' j . i iht hup mnlf mlstnkr- tn not FOR fJAl.K Pive root. i moib-rn ', prevailing upon tin- mock tdu.w di-j i)n.,-,. furnished or unmrmsni N..r high M Ave. hook In'lUiie MKS jOST Auto pialc No. 110. turn to Obwrver. 14'.. Pe-6-12-3t los'n natlinallr..itlon of rov.m-h- mint ownership or piddle utilities, I nml declare ror tin elRhi-hrmr d:iv j for Ittlior. j Women .Mv F.nnml i Tim platform favored Itierrasied pnrllrlpallon of women In crie'v 1 councils, universal mohllliuit Ion of 'man power and Industry In war ;tlme, approves ti,P new lmmlf;ra- ! Hon law. n maximum llavv or full ,slrenKlh as authorised l,y 1l. Washington treaty and no furlluv , weakening; of the regular nrinv. jthe creation of a caldnel post of j education and relief ami compri;- henslvo reorganization of lcKlsl;i. I live departments! and bureaus, ! The platform does not l.cliev.; i time is Hue ror prantine Inde pendence to the Philippine Islands. PRKSIDENT I HAS ALMOST - ALL VOTES (Continued from jkik 1) llcan.ronveniion. rinrt la nomination by Dr. Mar lon l,elUy Hurt on, of Michigan. CoolhlKe's name thrt-w the dele frates Into another old-time demon siratlon. f'halrmnn MondeU lej;an rnp jdnff for order at ln:4 o'eloek thin morning. After tn prnyt'r. the rnnvenlion udopted Willi cheetH the roHohition Rending n greet ing to t'hniinry M. hpew. The names of the new national eominltteemen and eommiitr' vvo m'n were railed and rollnwing inr Iher proliminnrie.s, Or. Ilurton be gan the nominating speieh. 'Marring' liutc Ib-eliiihnr in - All Scanilltiavlati 4 nrn"'i,M I fOPRNHAOKN. (AP) Mar jriaes in the Scamlluavlan routi jtrien fihow a Blendy decline from jthe high figures atialned rtnrlim and Just after the w'ar. H'ninark reucheii the innrrlnge peak In liilio, when business was jstill flourishing and the bottom had hot dropped out of shipping. TJiere j were 8.S marriages that year to j every 1,0(10 persons, which wan j higher than f ho t-tle had been 'pinee l 854. . ! The -climax was nloo reached in Hwedeii tho name yeut, when Uiero wer 7.!' marriages to each l.fMMi (persons. In Norway the peak was attained In li'lS. wiih 7. weddiat,:: lo each I .aao pciMnns. Industrial depre-wion nnd com-1 ' " prosp.-cis inuieaio noom mcrcial Inactivity are reducing the jibe same production for the s.-a-marriage figureM of all Ihca.- coun- ,!, n of .H- A contln lalion of tries materially. Norway now hav- II" pres.nl dry weather, however Ing fallen In low all other Kino- . , lfn eonntiies In its perccnla;:.- of : ritll-'XI'K TO IIOIiH MKI.T j NKWIiKItG Ore. The ,r.M an- ,;nnal sesion of Oregon yenriyjof i:tfl earn. Local eHtimnics 101 im-fimg ot inc irieiit(s ciiureii "makers) onen.-d with the mee. Ing on ministry nnd oversight, composed of Hu' nilnifiters. ilriirs u i "ic jnui, i Tho tnprnlng meet Ing will be 'under leadership of K.lward Moll, president of the North Pacific ':niigelstlc institute of Pvrllaml. The evening meetings which will be of an evangellsllc nature, will be bd by I.. Clarkiion Itimdmw of Kalein, yearly nieellnrr evangeli;-.t le .'llperllllendent. Smutny will be a full 'day, Willi a meeting for worship at K n. in., Hlble fteliool at !i:4.r and meeliugs for worahlp at 11a. in., 'i p. m. and K p. m. ;rndlng Condnei ,ct. M A ItSlH-T KIJ), Ore. II. I., illicit of Crescent City wan award ed the contract for grading the Winch nch river market road Curry county at a price of $fU.0'iH, which ineiudea a distance of 2.7 miles. Thete la a large amount of rock work In the contract. John H. Hill of Harbor has sublet a por tion of the work and the job h' being started this week. Another stretch on the Knosevelt highway hi under way In ihal section. THE OPEN COURT ('OIt!ti:KPOli:NTR M II ST SCItMIT THi;ilt XAMKKTO tin; i ih ioh ip tim'.v IM-:- Klltli KinTKIES PHIMIIH. what hi;ai.i,v mtot (;iir AI. f'DVH, Ore. (To the lOditor) If you want the real facts about t!i!:: rain-making racket, hi re they are. lenrdless of any claims in the con t ra ry. In Hie first place you place great stress upon I fi- amount of influ enceyou had In bringing about tin recent precipitation. Thai's all rifrlit ji h far as It goes, for ii Is only natural that you should emphasize Ihe importance or advertising. 'Hun I tils man Itolfc from linriiiir I r it m to share a part, of your thunder byj claiming ii was du. lo the opening of t he hay harvest down In his : dltfglngs. Well, that in all .very well, too, only yon got his letter Into the wrong file. He is coin - pet ing in this Ananias contest whieh yon have been slairing. The real lo down on the w hoi bat is simply fhti;: I ins rain u-a rought about entirely as a con touem-e of the 1 fit h annual stork show nt Cnion. Ore. It Is a well established I act. known by every tinan, woman and ihild in . Oregon, that th- n'ck show ,n most uiilnillmr wH - weather pro - durer known to matr and '"U" liaaji'1 V"r e;nt. ,only lo survt-y the weatlu-r rer-j " ords for the last HI years to prove , Tir ithls to his own sailFineto.n. !l()A JMAiN w'hlle you chaps further down tho ,-v,.r w,.n. b. waibng Hie iihntiirhl. we or eastern ir::or v. re! Icaboly patient, knnwin- uetl Dint reerors to sovnnt-e in. .r uair ;itff:btly this yar, but thf (n't re mains, m-vert hr i i, that we bav. up here thf only nbsolutely sure fire rain starter "wat am." L. E. ANDERSON. THE OLD HOME TOWN i ! R IWBI . L. ! F f PSOM FRUIT CROP TO 15E BELOW THE AVERAGE Cnutimiel from DAfTe 1) Heved that the Hood Itivcr crop thlii year will not le inueh. If any, le Valley ml l'mpiiia Valleys...... willamei i: - 1 1.-"1 I'll l'.''''L-xZ,.f TT.r.-r.--.-A f ' -i&yk rCnCl old mah robsins vmo just msaso fpam ' t ra'!7"a- Cyjl mi som EBtrer. the fikst hmt iNeistretn , M 1 J SUITED TME UKTTlRToevStVfBr.OY Hood Hlver- ami Wasco touut.lcs....:!sr.(I' .liioii I'matlilK county loon 4no Union, linker, .Malheur Count hH ..... 7ro fifia -includes estimate of iih cn moved liy truck. luel ides estltnate of It r curs moved by (ruck and boat, X'.rj:', apple crop ahipnientH sub ieet to f revision; reports lncom pMe. Primes Priines-Thn :)2X dried rtritR of tlic Pacific noitlnveHt has been inHlltnaled. at 45,00(1,000 pniinda '(W. stern . Oivroii, .17.0on.0oo I CinrUe- county. Wah.. s.ooo.tnifi'. inai-riaiiy reiiucc una .1... tnium nu aiHiriciM m ini muie whieh ship thi lr prums In th fresh slate were hard hit by frost. MallnMir, I'matlthi and Wasco rouni i s lat year shipped a lotal im m. ...... Ib'H K'al :ioo cars. CIicitIc. Cherrh n Cherries In the west- irin i.ni tn mm? n.;..- ............. tioinewhat larger production than last year, but In the enstcin part of the statu there was much damage from Ihe Aprll freer.es. The Dalles district ifl estimated lo produce, about 7fi per rent 01 last year's crop wh(ch aggregate I about i'.oiiu tons. The M II t on -l-reewnler district . is expecle.l to have about two carloads as com pared with r.o encH reported ship ped In IW2. 1. The cove district Is expected to produce about two thirds' of tin nmniint of Inst yent's crop. Kispwherc In I'nlon cnun- ly I hp rrop In prolmlily Ii-m than m tlir wnrk roi.i plft.'il llilij niK'-lllilr or llH' l!i'-':i prO(liirtlon..M,.nmin. Till' rntnl In rliiili'ti il un.l Ili rrli'M. Ikm U.-.I tn nilltln two mllcH of Ki-:i-j llirilo.1 Til.' mrnwliorry rrniijwy. hut tin- Im-Iiiiip)' or Hip ivny In I pIhpwIhtp in tliP Blalt wnn rut uparly ilnp:inH:tllp In Htitiiiiu-r, anil' t y hIiuiI ly Hh April rront nn.l the PUbSe.lent ilPy weather. Hood Hlver Is reported ns having al ready shipped 22 carloads with about four morn ears tn sight. Last year 7fi cars were shipped out of Ihe Hood Hlver district. The loganberry suffered much damage, pnrtlculnrfy In Ihe Hai em territory, from winter kill. In some fields Otc bearing rapes were completely killed, hence n ill have no crop whatever this yea;'. There inre some plantings where t here was apparently no ilninnp.e from winter kill, particularly in the northern part of the Willam ette valley. The production as a whole has been estimated nt abo it r0 per cent of a normal crop. 'Hie crop needs rain badly. I'. S. ConinicH'lal Apple Crop Condition of the apple crop in the principal producing states on .1 une 1 . 1 Is reported ns fol- j lows: ; Maine iNew Yovk f Pennsylvania , Maryland Virgin-1 .- Percent nr. 77 81 H2 SO 7:t ! Went V'ilglnia jOhlo i Illinois ! Michigan 73 r.r, RS Kft tin ...!.. 6 fl r.r. . 70' Mia:uiuri .. '. Atkansjis .. Colorado New Mexico t '"',no 1 Washington OHgnn olifornia Kor the whole the. I nlled States as condii ion figure is pine.) nt l.d per cent of nor mal for the rnmuiereial crop, arid 7 4 per cent for t he lotal croft. Last year the condition of th' (total crop was 7...r per cent: two jyear:i ago. i-'.R per cent, ami the 1 1 o-year June I average condition IS OI KlI TO j PRESIDENT v - -w- .uwin tConttnued from pdgw 1) :t'mo' wnn oonore n.tiay. rejv-'ire with f'nnlUlr.f today, rr tjierated Ii'.s reTusal -to accept th-'-vie. prerdtdinl f nomination de i spite a decision In his favor nt tn 'all night coiiiernre of fiepubMcan I leaders at Cleveland. By Stanley TWE PCT OFPICB TO THC UVfcKT STA&-E siuuller than last yenr. Carload shipments as reported for the 1921, l'j-22 ami 19;I3 ap ple and pear oiops end crliltiatia of the probable I 4 carload pro duction of theHc two fruits, b dlHtrlcis, niv as foiluw: (Apples TOG boxes per car; peats. 5 1 i boxes per car): Apph r Shipped Kstt. l!i2H ' PJl'4 jUi )-,?, iis:t ;utu P earn Shipped Hl'ii fill JHUI :is 14 1 ! Ksti. P.K'4 40 lor, i IS't 0.S4O r.j:Ti City and Contractors To Scarify West Adams (Continued from Togo One) a term of one year, two for a two year term, two for a three year term and two for a four term. Successors would serve four year terms In each lnj:tance. The com-mi---sinn would have no compensa tion but would operate ami make reports to Ihe city coiumisHioa. Thta movement w;u backed by the I'nlon County Chamber of 'oei nierce. other action taken by the com mission was: ordering the (orfel lure of one-half of the bonds put up by C. H. Kim II x, convicted lu circuit court of a nulnaucc charge, which would amount lo a $-fiO forrelt ure; giving Andrew Loney, hand director, authority to attend a summer school In music In ('Id ea go for M weeks wit h J. (1. Hnodgrass In charge of the bnnd tl tiring his absence; reading an, allowing of bills for the mouth and ordering t hem paid by war rants; and hearing of regular re ports. Or. II. H. lirowntmi, who Is out of town, was ulr nt. Veriiniiln Itoail .Vlte;l. VRIlNONrA. Ore. At n meetlnf; of business men recent ly, t he ex tension of the It or It Creek road from Vernoiiln to Kensy was dis cusied and nil effort will be made j , oniy mpntm or iippi-ssi lit tli-' wtntpr ih liy ttip t'ort lutiii, AHinrni & Pacific railway. The country near Kcasey Is be-' ing logged by the Oregon Amerl-1 can Lumber company. Inman-Pol-1 son company, Mast Side Lumber j company and a number of ot her Industries who have no means ofl (ting out excepl by railroad. ARCADE TODAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY OTioiti Fox UisMoHonPicture Version of the A.S.M.HUTCH1NSON NOVEL - with FAY HtH U WHf IflH ltXlf Wilt . inc Vri1 , hwpin&s and disivtfird home duties? -MM OF 1HB YAf COMPANY HAS FAITH IN CITY (Continued from ftagti 1 ) nvw. dlto tho brauty of the wlnrtowa to n marked drgrw. All thro, marketn are belnr fit- ted with entirely new e.inlpment, Including tiew ennniers, new rash registers, new slicing machines nnd other eipilpment anil new scales, etc, . The floors nre iK'Ing r'tllc, nU so, and when - the work Is com pleted, the Interiors nnd exteriors of I he markets will be all that can he nsked for. W7orkmen Rusy Now nt Madison S(iiare Garden (Contlnue.il from pnire ) This probably will be lite Oar dtu'a fai'rwelt how to the public as an iiuditoriiitu for political sob- j tlons on such a grand scale, for 11 j recently was announced that it noon would be rastcd ao that ii j towering commercial struct iiro ! could l,c erected oh the site. j To the 4cmncratie convention delegate nnd visitor M-11 d I s o n j Square Garden will present thj appearance of a huge oval basket ; with flat bottom and lerrnced j aide... The speakers' , platform, j with seats for 3fa delegates, will push nut from the long side of the j FUEL OIL FROM SHALE SUPPLY JAPANESE NAVY TOTCIO. (AP) Japan's problem of nil supply, for years one of In- j creasing anxiety, especially to the j navy, will become substantially less until e It' claims made on behalf of the South Manchuria Itallway com pany nre proved.. Kor several yenrs the railway has been conducting experiments in the production of nil from oil shales taken out In the ordinary course i of the company's mining of coal nt its Kushun mine, in Mouth Man- ehnrla. The experiments, II Is j cbdmed, have proved that this t-biilc In of i specially fine quo Illy for oil prnductlnu by dryil 1st II la lion process: that fuel oil can be produced by thia method nt a cost which will permit competition with ; present market prices In Japan, , and that If properly exploited th I Kushun shales alone should yield oo.ooo tons of nil annually, which Is nlmnsl ciiual lo the eytlre pres- 1 nt consumption of the empire. ' Tho ndilllloii of thin nmouut to the present domestic oil production would make It unnecessary tn Im port petroleum it n. I Its products. Japan now produces approximately :tri,ooo tons of crude oil a year, taken from wells lu the northern part of the main island. The im iiu)1.! consumption hi eallmaled be tween Kuo.otio and l.ooo.ono tons a year. Takejl Kawnmurn, president of Ihe South Manchuria Hallway com pany, has' been 'lit 'Tokfo " l(( MmtV-r wit h the navy and homo deparl menta 111 an effort to obtain sub aldles totalling $.riOit,oo ror the evfilollatloli of these ahale ro sources. Gilmore & Cochran I'liinihiiitf nnd Heating 2202 N. Birch St. Phone 208-M COMPTON oval, faring south. Platforms for the press will flnnk thp sprnhers' slnnd, on a level 3 feet uiul 4 inoh Uutuw It nml oxlendlnj rlglit and loft nl mn:i In tho far ends of tho oval, Then will ho seals for ! mws runners ami edltora iheh, directly In front of the PokerV stand, hut 7 fent 3 Inches I ' t- 4 . l' In? them to right and left at the fame level. , Overhanging the bottom of (hi howl will he the hoiiB, Renting Pointex Chiffon Hosiery French For The Girls .Dresses just right for vacation. Sizes 2 to M, and Priced Right! Art & Baby Shop "Kvcry thing for the Baby", STAMPING llKMSTITCIIlNa v , Sommcr Hotel Uldg. STAR Af6lM tUKOK H0 JttSi L.IASKY PDlttNT WILLIAM S. Also a Comedy COMING! HAROLD BELL WRIGHT'S "WHEN A MAN'S A MAN" Last Time Today OLIVER CURWOOD'S "THE RIVER'S Strawberries W ithout n iliiulil Sti)vlx i-rli's nn- tin- ml (in-fprwil mill In llic I ' nt wi'll ns ni II..- sralti roiiiitaln, pniili'it- liiil.v ul Mils wiiMiti whi n IimiiI null Is III rull liarnl. Willi 1 I.Ik ii niliiil r Imvo plHiitii-il n "Siinwlirny Vi'l" Mpiiii rriiiii " wjilrlt jri.it ran srl.-rl jiiitr fnvoi lli' si rnn ln'i i y ' ill-li. I'Mi ll line ntililr fr -fri'-li. iIih' mrnn liriiii s ennvn In I lii' (limtili' lliiiiili' , Vnllc)'. soii: mridixririxs: KI'ltAWIWIIillV Hl'MltAI'J M II w lti:liliv mai.ti:i SlII.K MHHin:i!iiv ii:i:i:.i: . in aw ni im v i'itAi'1'F. sTllAwlti'.RHY iri-V i'iii-'A.u' scinA STIIAWIIIIHUV I'lH IT WHIP STItAWUIJIItV I'AltFAIT KTIlAWIll'.ttltY COC'HTAII, KTriAWIIIJIIIY MIOHTCAKi: l mir Plx-clnl prlilP.. I oiiip In liMlay nml orili-r yniir favorite dish. You mill Ik- iiknsril. The Black Cat six t ten person:, whlch-will bo given over to thorn- w'to Itovo1 coh lrluted to the "party or local clt-ly.'-ns coil Vent mri ruiliV" Abnvt? Ihem will Ktr tch tier after tier of seals, cxtemllng away up ta I he ( lard en roof, for goverfum;, con gre.HniiM n, public oi l trials, nota hhn and i tarty workers, who full within the '"visitors"' classification. There will be 12, i!uu neatr. in all. nrranged In sections with ' wldi alslcB which will make for eny exit and a minimum, of work fur uitherH. New York City's share' of the visitors' placew will be 250tK - IN , ' ' MKT.ON SUNSKT ALiIOND I1KIG13 F.CSTACY AND MANY OTHERS , & Greene FRIDAY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY , 'SINGER JIM , MCKEE William & Hart PRODUCTION QQHwamounlQidurt END" MAM M