La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 23, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, February 20, 192.". THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER' PAGE FIVE I Local News In Brief j j 1 . li 1 Hi 3 Husbands? COMlMi UVEM'M District hish ttchool haskcthall tournament al L'nlun, March &. (i. 7.- Wallowa-Tnion County liusltet bull Tournament, hero, 1-Vb-rumy 27-8. Annual 'ittttulit'r of Commerce banquet, March 3. I II. K. Senior pluy, March Lnion ('uunly Agricultural l-y-o-nomie Conference; Klein. March l:!; fnioii. March Ui Grande, March 1 i. in accepted a noa'.lton ulili Hill s Department ;torc. .Spent WiTk-l iu ,n. j After Kpcudiu;,' I he week-cud uMlh friend ami rckitives in l.a ifirnnde Mins Verella lioml toft on tlir branch line Irani i his mornlm; for Kljiin. where aim ls attending HCIIOOl. Mi. J'atllsuii 111 M rs. 1 lerbert I 'a 1 1 is-ju l.v III her home ut llMJ N avenue. Itcturiicil Hume John Hmiltle or Ktgin, who has l.-i ii on the Jury In re, relumed to His home Saturday. ill re tin Business Theo. Shell of tin- Sin II Meteun lile company or Wallowa, was i hushii-Ka visitor to J,a (Irunde re Lintly. Ill Here Chris hand Im ill at tin1 honn Win daughter. Mm, Mai t'imlwi'll lliiii city. of 'MtiiiK Hen Mr. and Mr, l-'ranl; Pool i visiting trii'HdH and relatives In Th'-y make their home near Wnlla Walla, Wash. jlcre fur Masonic Meclhur Jo,. lIullKurlh. I,. K. MarrtH. I hnham and (J. W Kinlth wt'iv among llu KlKln Masons in town Friday evening for t he county meeting of the Masonic lodge. To Look Out Uralses ". It. McCiHIoilgh will I.e. hel Wednesday and he and It. II. Hal dink. Htate highway . .;... . i. will so tu rtaker county, when- Un-v will look over prpoud bridge lit hiui;, mini UImoiimii (l-ntct Milliuaii . cloned laid night from Kpooiu-r. Wis., where he has heeil for the past three weeks visiting his mother. Mr. II i II man was called oast by the illness of liis mother. Liggctl's Original UrlKil.iil In uanip Orlirinitl In ili-iK" mill Ul'lKlllM l H" I'MlllWIl" u-iils. ft llrrn Sntuiilay Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Feebler nnd son were shopping in l.u Grande Saturday from their' lioim: J,add Canyon. I lorn rnloiiched hy .la There Is si ill one town in Oregon that the y.ix craze lias not hit where tli-y dance the ijtiadiillc and ihe schotlisciie. The town is Clora, in Wallowa county, and ('. M. I'm dice and (J, K. ,MnrriIl, stockinet I'roni l-'lora. contend thai pioph I'iin have jusl as Kood timi-s tlien as they can in the city, if not bet ter. "I lances there hist all night." h-iid Mr. Kuril ice. "It is more prac tical to have them thai way. Peo ple come rrom loin; distances uwny and brine their children and put them to bed. If the dances were te break up at say, midnight, thev wotild have to disturb the children and undertake a long ride In the dark. A few young folks now are Irylnjf some of the new dances, but the old steps are si ill t he most pop ular." Stockmen around l-'lora an looking for u prosperous year and have been able to feed their stock al only moderate expense this win- neur ter. The visitors are at the im perial hotel. Oregontan. ( Mi Knlph Ten net, editor of Ihe SalHMhn lleruhl. Nn bet I in, KniiMis, ho .s s every wo man need Mini1 liu-lmiitls: one for social life, who nuiM lie tt &tnnt dancer, one for mukiJUf money and one of Ihe "tabby cat ' l.vpe lo Leep lliiii ntlilllll Miiitutlily at home. Flash Finger Prints 1 Across the Atlantic Original Package contains all the favorite pieces oT Candy-loveiiJ. All are gcueiously coated with the rich ( ehoeolato that has made l.iggelt's famous throughto it the country. $1.00 Per Pound In hair, one. two. three and five-pound si. s. 23 WU'EBttto 2 Drugs Glass Inc. The UIXAI.I- SI oil Ciunile, Oregon 1 ri-uble iu Ntf. TlK-I.e me celllalllly wide dirfer enees of opinion as tu the so called, "convent Ions" of auction. Some players advocate conventions and 'rules to fit every ease, which would, convert the game from Uil aiiiusenient Into a study, from a oast line to a lesson. Kvery one who wanted to phiy u betb-r, aine w ould have I" bain and 1 observe these numberless eon von-' lions and rules. There would al ways he a right and wrong way of playing mid bidding every hand ami the burden nf loo -many con vent Ions wo ild lie heavy on I he game. They are In-coming loo complex and unless the tendency is slopped, they will spoil th finest game ever Invented. Cer tain convention are undoubtedly necessary for they convey Infor mation In partner that makes a full understanding possible. Such conventions ure recognized leads, for exutuple, give ubsuluto Infor- - .... Hearts J .Mr. Coiner 111 Mr. and Mrs. Hen Cutner were visitors to l.n Crnndc Saturday, where Mr. Cotner came for inedtcul lieatmenl. He has been HI for suliie ll lut. Personal Mention LOTION AP). AM the police chiefs iu the principal clt h-s of the Cuited States, and other parts of the world, have been supplied with the key or a new telegraphic code perfected by Superintendent Charles Collins of the finger print 1.-ii...iii il Vixitliin.l Vni.l I'n.lnr this plan, by which the radio Is G. A. R., SllCCUIubS Tothiy mo n gni imo piay to assisi Major General Wilson, Klden Casper of I'nion. i.u Grande Suturduy. Clt:s Levy was u firande Saturday. v'.sitor to In Jh'i-e from JVmllelon Mr. and Mrs. UalpU K. Kowler of ; Pcmlleton, are the guests of Mr. !".. Ward Kowl.-P 1,-r,. Th. y PRACTICE SHOOT win rrmuiii mi i.ti wKinut no JOIliu' unniuil IkiII I li is itvi'lilnc Sprnl Wivk-i:iul lli'ii' KiirKii.ion ri'lurni-U to his Iu. mi' lodiiy uMit HprniliiiK 1 1 k im'K-i iiiI In 1 -it. llrunili' ul Mm- lioim' ol his irruiid puri'tits. Vl'ii Sludy .Mnsli ' ..MI.sk Ann Slii'lLliiiM Kuni: to Mln-?i,-:iMliH, -Minn., wiicri1 she will Ktuily ami li'arh music In the mu sic driiailmi nl of Ihu I nlvorsity or Minnesota. Al llnrk SiirliiSN Mis. r. It. Umllli of Wallowa, has irolli- In Kot'U Springs. WyumlnB .. she was Illlli il hy Hn' Illness of her falher. STAGED SUNDAY A praet ice shoot in prcparnlior lor the Stange I rap t.im stiooi wliich Is slo be held next Sunday ind the week after was held yes- lerday at the Country club. The high wind made any good seoriH Impossible -.is the birds wen blow n in all sorts of unusual angles I low-ever a good turn-out v. as in the grounds yesterday and all fell that their accuracy had been mucl improved hy the practice. the work of detectives . in. tracing criminals, t he records or persons held on suspicion may be obtain ed hy w ircless broadcasting of their finger prints, : The first use of the new . sys tem was nwule recently when a maik arrested in London was Iden tiilled in New York upon rceolpc of finger prints taken here The suspect had no police record tn London, but Scotland Yard of ft-1 eials doubted the man's alibi and: sent his prints hy radio to the New York police, the -records of the bureau in that city reveal inn him as a well known criminal. . In establishing the Identity of the prisoner held in London, up (Continued from Pago 1.) volunteers In November 1112. General Wilson served as chief topographical engineer and ln- (spector general of the army "i I the Tennessee until October. I SCI, 'being active In the operations he I fore and during, the siege ol' i'Vicksbui-g. . He heeaiue captain of engineers In May iso.1 una brigadier general or volunteers In October "f the same year. He wus engaged in the operations near Chattanooga, the buttle of Missionary l:ldge and the reiti't of. Knoxville. constructing itrimres .until December. 1 K!i3. I General Wilson artel a short mat ion to pailier and i-ualite him to play the bund and obtain much better results t ban If there wurej no conventional leads, Conven-i lions of this type are n necessaryj and component part of the game for it is 1m possible Iti hiivo any intelligent play by partm-ru with out having some conventional way of communicating to your parlm-i far aR you can what cards you hold and what you want him to do. The more meaning I here i.t to every lead or every play, the greater pleas ire there Im to those playing who understand and appreciate it. , The writer thor oughly believes In necessary con ventions, both of hiddlng and play, but Is unalterably opposed to the modern tendency to graft on the game new and Illogical bids. The follow Ing" hand shows the value of an understanding, be tween piirtuem, of the convention al leads: 10 . . I . MEN'S , Dress Shirts $1.25 Just received, a new shipment of Wen's Nculijjeo Dress Shifts in jjood patterns and colors, at the ex ceedingly low price of $1.25, which 55 store buyini? . enables us to offer you. Sizes 14 to 15'. ' 53 STOKES Oubs li lUuinonuu K. in. G. 2 . Hputlcs A. J, B." li, T, 3 Ilea lis A, Q. !l, 0, 3, 3 (.llllis (. S, S, 3 Diamonds Nono Mpudes D, 7, 2 . : t A Ilt-iirlH - - K. 7, I! Vlulia A, .1, in, s. 0, 4 J Diamonds li, 7, 1 Slud(.;u 10 SO TUB HUB CONCERT BY LOCAL BAND A TRIUMPH (Continued from Tago 1.) concerts given In Ihe w Inter have marked in the La Grande hand's course an era Ikck perfection that Arcade this a new era Minlclpal that prom has never services, "Tim Seeing; Heart." n short drama featuring Mrs. 11, I . Voung, Mrs. Will Adler. Mrs. Corn Scott, Miss Doty and Miss JLHilgh,. was presented. Tin story wart or .leses Christ, the time just before, , his crucifixion. iud (hough brief, it carried u I ouch lug lesson that will not soon he forgotten. South Scan ltleli In .MIiiithIm, been dreamed of heretofore. Hearts S. 4 Clubs 7, 3 Diamonds A. (J. J, S, f, v Spades K, U, 4 f . No score, ruhher Knme, 55 dealt or hearts. Me now led the deuce and hid one . diamond, A one I of clubs which indicated to his heart, Y one spade and H two partner exactly four clubs. H hearts. two spades, A passed, m-iiv hii;itel v iiO lettei-M fitiil riiriti-eta f.. iw...i in ih,. w i..n,i v..,.,iitour of duty at Washington. 'code system. in ENGLAND'S MILLS GET RAW COTTON FROM ASIA MINOR Iteliiriieil Home I..U Krcil Pi'lersotl left this ...... iiliif 101 No. 'li ell route to h i , ,.t iiMiitiiitrimi. after visiting i al r.... :.l .InvN wlib Mrs. .M s- i.. i ii. 1m,shM:iI Minor, marks Ihe opening of here. LIVMIiPOOL (Al'). - The hele of 1 ,'MM1 billes of from the poll of Mersina i arm COlloij i Asia mtlWI KN AM) ItAit MAIDS wai:m:d or dahi.y diomisi; COWKH, Isle of Wight (Al'). lll ew ers, distillers, . bartenders, j bar-maids, drayipeu, in keepers an 1 1 others in the liquor trade live only half as long as the remain der of the population, according to Sir Andrew ( 'lark, of London, speaking at a temperance meet ing in Cow es. The doctor contended that not more than one teaspoouful of al-i eohol a day should he taken by) t he average mail or woman, e said I hat seven out of ten bedst in London hospitals were occu pied by ietims of drink. "If I here were no alcohol drinking," he as-iicd. "there would he plen ty oT beds available tnd money to supply them.'" Sir Andrew said thai he could leslity himself thai out of 'iM ri'Si-s a dm II ted to a London hos pital on Christ mas. j;t were drum.. Y passed and It hid three clubs. 'A three spades, A four clubs, Y four spades and W five el lbs. ', passed, A passed, Y five spades, (1 doubled and all passed. 1) opened the king of hearts. Ids partner. A, u very fine player. (siting t linker Mrs. Floyd Itlckford and Mrs Ihannou went lo Maker Mils morn ing, win-re they will spend Ihe day visit im: friends. Left for linker Mr. ami Mrs. S. C. Smith left La Grande this inornding en route to Laker, where they will visit Mr. and Mis. Iledhenl. Mr. Uedliead la al ill at her home there. Sient Wei k-Kwl Hen Mrs. Leltoy Tlbb.ils of linker, returned to her home l)il morning after sp.-n. ling Ihe week-end visit ing at Mm ho f Mr- Alice Den sen her-. .Mr. Cliricy I Ionic Alter unending the past weeks in southern California visit ing relatives. Mrs. Itoy Carrey re lumed to her home here Saturday. Mrs. Carrey also upenl " f w days .1 I-m.-IL.m.I durini: In-V absence. Since her return to La ('land Ihre sin MICHAELS-STEKN VALIK FIRST Clothes For Men AND YOUNG MKN Enjtlish Two and Thrcc l'.uUon Styles Sack ' Coals $35 (o S55 SI ITS OF (U'AI-ITY Clint's Clothiery The Store Wlib ft Conm knce new course ot eollou supl'iy io j the sinniug mills of liiieasiili". i It will be a new source in tin ! (sense of constitullng an addition ! to the- centers which now fei u ! Iii)ca;liire with raw cotton, sayi (he Westiiiinst- r (laz' tte. but env iously enough it was from Mm una iter of the Turkish empin Ihat P.rilaln first began lo dra her cotton supplies nearly fun centuries ago. They were I li nt;! hist ay oT col Ion spin n I a -r i" i:m:land b- foi-e the days of Ark- ! w right, and before cotton cultl- ! vat ion hi America assu d s-rl- j ouh pntportions. I A ginning factory has been lair down at Adiina. the head.iiarlers of one of the three cultivating areas, and I'M- v hit h I he port ol Mersina Is a natural oiitb-l. Tie two other a reus are Ihe hinter liind of Synirna and Ihe vail of Sakariii. Adaua. can produ an amiu;il i-rop of Din.itun bah her potentiality - described as : minimnin or mmi.ihhi ImWh to i- maximum of two millions. M. Husiii. a liiwnbers of i Manchester cotton firm, has ex pressed the view that the -Smyrna crop would pass at pass pit-e (middling) and I he America n Kgyptlan crop nf Adana woild be worth more than pass pric. "The cla-ssi Mea t Ion or ! his cot -ton In business and scientific way." he said, "is receiving very careful attention and next year's crop w ill he offered on rigidly defined types." Argenihii lliuhwuy Would Link .National ami All Slate Ciipjl Duello Airew (AI'L- The build u.1; or a great tint ional highway j charge of the cavalry burea l In )lhe army of the Potomac, lane a conspicuous part In the operations under Oeneral Philip II. Sheri- idan from May uulil August, IMil. including the Dlehmond raid and combats near Peh-rsburg. lie also led his division during the Sinn nndoah campaign, including the battle of Opeiiian.' in October. IS(M. he was assigned to the coinmaiid of Ihe cavalry corps ol the military division of the Mis sissippi, organising a body of 15.- tuMi mounted men, and conli Hint ing largely to tho success that all ended t he armies of the West mder Oeneral (Jeorge . ThoiniiH ami Cencral William T. S!ierman. particularly hy the awiull and capture of Selina. C.a.. Montgom ery, Ala., and Columbus and Ma con, tiii.. In April. I s :t , . w hen he was piomoti-d to major gen eral of volunteers. In '2H days he ' captured flvi- fortli ii-d cities. L'U stand of colors. gnus and r,.S2'. prlsoneiH. anions whom was .lefrerson Davis. J laving been liiMatei ed out of the volunteer service iu January, 1 MIU, ( Jeneral Wilson w ati for a short time engaged In the Im- woli the trick with the uee of clubs and Instead of leading an other club and letting Y trump, led the diamond, hoping that A cither had Ihe king ur could Ir imp tt. A did trump and there lore defeated the hand two tricks. If A ami n had mit used Die knew that if H held four 6r moro conventional leads, they nev hearts he would open his fourth j could have obtained this result, best- card and therefore, must i It is a good example of the value hold three hcurls or less. A play- or sticking to necessary eouven ed the ace and then the o.uecn lions of play, Answer to Problem N'u. 0 ; '. Hearts !. 5 ' :. ciuus K, 6, ;i . r Diamonds None. , . Spudes 7, 2 LARGE CROWD AT SERVICES (Continued from Pago 1.) Ihe organ and two numbers played by her: (lounod's "March Uomuine" mid Weber's "Ofrertory I 'payer" were very impressing nnd beauti ful. The feeling and execution of Mrs, Klnman's playing ure inspir ing and were deeply appreciated. Prior to the close of the vesper PAPKKTK. Tahiti (AP) . ploratlon of the mineral resource! In the island of lturutu is bringing lo light new varieties of deposits. Already a large body of almost puro manganese" of' the highest, quality h-as been found, as well as an extensive deposit of paint roelt and some traces of copper. Hut the most interesting discovery, 'a deposit of platinum ore. has been examined by Kuropcnn tissayers, who huvo delivered very ruvorahle reports. Kurutut is an Islund of the Aus tral Group. BitimleU. 20 mllrH south of Tahiti. ' ' Ilearls ii. In Clubs i J. It. 7 l)iamouds None Similes tu, 4 I Hearts Clubs - I ilainouds Spadeu K. -I. '. in. - Nono . 5. a Uoui'lti Ni t inns R, 'I 1 ilaiitoitds Spades K, 10, g, If diiimouds is in the had, six of Mm defense?. a club and li a hearl. V. should now bail the eight of clubs which Y wins wllh the king. D must now discard either the king of of clubs and ht ID win the trick hearts and make Y'm nine good with the ten. 11. can now leaii'or discard a spnde and make h cither" hearts or.spades. (a) D njspadcs good. In either ease Y-Z bads the deuce iif hearts should hvin tin balance of Ihe Mirks, (h) Iruinn it and had his remaining ! I f H leads a spade :.t trick ti'tinio. A cannot discard n sonde I Instead of a heart, ii" trumps and V how can Y-Z w;n seven trh-ks against any V, should lead the deuce Carriage Accessories Ni-n t'aiTliii.1' IIoIk-m, In i-ik Ih I nllli pink null iilnc (rlniiiilnii; uImi rn-iii- iIm;IiIiiu Willi pillows (o nintili. Illimlifls, C'lnmiiN, llOWK, fit!. ' Art & Baby Shop "i:vt;urriii(J l'on tpk iiahy" IIICMSTri'CIIINfi Hotel Kommrr HMk. STAU'INU UU'ITEIttCK rATl'liUNS I. M. C. TIlltliAU for If he doe king of spade: lead with the lead t hi-- spaile i, 'A can lead his , throw: Y - In the king of cltuis and t through It's itiiiie and so store nil the tricks. If A discards ti club, both of Y's cl lbs good. Therefore, A must dis card a heart, i should discard e..i.. ul nf I1n lij:inliml lie. lo link up (tin-no" Aires w II h all , . . , , . ,. capitals of ArgenlinuJ . ' . and from which branches would i , . , , , ... ... , I grade of major general, I", S. Ha state from be conslrueled to important cltl nl" e-ieh stub- 1m proponed by t he ' public works d pari men t. It ' is ' (III. I. ,. wmI Mini l. he department i will soon bein work .ipon pie. Ilmhiary plins eonnej-led witli the proi'M-l. - l-'ormer Mioi'dei of Public Works I .oza, w ho is I he a ut hoc of t lie idea ii nd w ho direeteil pleparal Ion of tie- plans shortly In' Tore retil'illg rrom t he cabill-t , says the coumIiucMoii coiibl be i'l iiiineed by private interests.' In re turn for coneeHsioiiM over more or less prolong'-d pei if m Is, or by it sysleni similar lo Ih, it pursued in . i allowing railway concessions. Mule-Di-ciiM- l'ln. Wllh l.hr llao 'lock hi Swcilcii STOCKHOLM (Al1) Nearly tie whole of Sweden has been swept by an epidemic of mule-disease ond In ail effort to slump It out thousands of animals have been killed. The nrst cases of the disease were un tied In Sean I In the hoiiMi. - id Im mediately every prccatltkr.i inken to prevent its spread. army, "for gallant and i tier Mori ons service?' ' In tho capture of l-'ort Pulaal.a, the battles or Chat, tanooa, I In- Wiblernes:i nd Nashville and capture of Selma. lie was honorably discharged at his ov, n requeat I ecembcr 11 1 , IS7H. Alter leaving t:i army, Oeneral Wilson built . i'lnl managed rail roads In Ihe Mississippi valley and iu New Kngland. notably the Cairo and YilieeiiiieH, he St, Louis and Soul heaslern. and Mm- Louisville, LvahHville ail'l SI. Loihh Air Line. Me was president and receiver ol Ihe St. Louis and Soul lieasl ern railway In IN":i-7r. and becunic lee pi c shield ati'l chief engim-er of the Klectrie Kailway of Nfw York and president of t he New York and New Kngland Hallway company in I s7fi-s;, In 1X72. Oem rni llson was Ihe agent of a commission to in goliate In Km ope a loan for thr .lapanesi.' govei ibneiit, lie visited was Uussia in on business con nected -wltli the construction of I wo w Ins the Mick with Die king and leads the ten of diamonds, on which .all three players must discard hearts. , t hen b ads t hi; deiici of dia monds and the same mucmMom arises as w le-n It led Ihe heart and '. trumped IL In ellher ease, therefore. Y '. win the balance of the tricks. ARCADE WEDNESDAY ONLY li IHE ETERNAL GITY" Markets !j j POD TLA Ml 4l'OTATlONH the TruiiH-Slberltiii .' railroad. Cciicritl. Wilson served for a number of years as clinic -tin or the Delaware Itep ibllcnii slate oiiihiittcu nnd was at one lime ii member of I he Republican na tional committee, H I I'lll'TI.AMl (He. Mil- I 111 AM- mgs were Hie biographies of Oeii-j rial Andrew T. Aleamb-r, tb n- i;"clali-d I'n-ss) ) - ( alt n- v in i.u eral .MeCook and Oeneral John i -nt.-t higher; sh-era. good 1.1Uer. A. Lawllns tu iLddlllon to that or n, hellers STCo fii.T'i; caLes $S.rll' 411 I. .Mi; hog: jstly Ml Sir Hall Cainc's novtj,! made into a nuiirriificent spec tacle, produced in Home amid the ancient ruins and modern splendors. , ' Comedy, . 'Onmi' Kyam" TODAY "WANDKKING DAUGHTKUS" Mis travels iu i was engaged In resulted In his Travels and In-, Oeneral Orunl. 'llin:i. Where hi1 railroild work, w riling "China: vesligatioiis In the Middle Kln doin." He was a'su aullior of "I nd- r the old l-'lu';."' u book of reminiscences. Parent I rjted lo (iuard I'hiHlic Mfnils of Yofilh l.t'NDf N (AP) In every child Mu re is Ihe spark nf Renins which in iiiij mien ijiiencncri, nir .101111 oeUbnrn told I he annual confer ence of educational associations at t'nlverslly College here recent I v. "Hut If this spark Is allowed to be come a flame," Sir John continued. "11 Is wonderful what u child can do in later lire." cents higher, lightweight tJ.5icr I 2.75; sheep nominally steady. Kygs steady. Duller 17 cenls. Dulteirat rirm. WASHINGTON HONORED HERE (Continued from Page 1.) MUSITAL Qompy .1. Carpenter Offers THISSEASOrf Hun lo Hit' v.iiw. lie IIiuiikIH rlKlit- Kiiiini i. r ri i - r tin' iit w'-k III 1.11 (rl'lllKll'. lOCl. IlllVI- lll-l'll lll'- vuli'il ! a IrirKi- il'nl lo till' iiii'lliory of WimliliiKlon iillil tin. Iii ilcl In whl. li hi- Ilvc.l t il. .1 lull liri'T !.' .Till ! sirnyhts Itovnl IIit l.i'nil llir. (iiiHriU Wrrf Clmv WINHS'lilt. Kiib. (Al'l A il iurhm.nl or Hl Miij.aly'K Hum.. Ciiiiriid viih i-all.-tl mil r.-t'i-ntly ,(i roiin.l "I' nn.l ilrivu l.:iik lo Hi" ii.val rv. fi In Vinls,r I'ul. ,i li.r.l of l.. r hl!i lu'.l Hlruy.-I llllo n m :irl.y Hint". ilolnB iiiih-I' .i-.M.nir.. Tin. iriiiir.ln r.-ai-li.-.l Am-ui in Hi.' moniiiiir nn.l l'i lioiirs- uork only ku. i i . .1' .1 In ilr.v. ma on-- 'l"T Liu k to II.- . irk. Tli- .,,j..mn-.l oi'i-nitionii In Hi- i.tl-r-noon. i Ahull! I.'." y.nrmiiro Kind :'" HI ,lis.uv. r.il II.Bt hiii 'I-r hl !i. fl 111- royul for. l n Win. Is " ....i 1......1..1 ih- S .miiiiKlilll l.".lK- 1 '...... nl A1.1..I. II- or.l. r-l l.lf.. f;ilr.ls lo ilriv- lli-ui I ty .r- rol'lv- '"',r' fill limn th- pr-wnt .!' .. i. riin,l I luil th- 'I'-r " iiiroiich nlin- in tli" lino Dancing Chorus in Musical Comedy no ...t.-k nii'l Km r. s KU.ir.lH -r- hI.I- In K-t 'stotli Ii-.re a liOl.v luutU ""I-I Tlir ilBinlmt rliorn. villi llir impilar miil'.nl niim Jy, "llrlnij'rt 'P''ii ( Hie Airnilc lliiuHr luuiwrun u'g'ul. I . I Btlii-r Iu Irvlnwl" nlih li There's No Hope I'or n limn who Inki ft clutiit-e wit. -ii hi' IniyliiK llii'it. li s liol nwnsnii miy lonxcr. Vii iihi. a iM rxii.nl minrini 1... In nil'lll.nii n. Ilinl l Hi- fniloiy on I.IMItM. rt.lEI.S nml we lliilkc inir linn ntlJillllirMl. 'Ilioy nit.l Kivf )uil full lollnr-riir-li.l lar SitIiv. Ak li.. nifin nlM.i.l ll.ft C.I.M.liM, -Jennings & ShuniaUv 1'iops. Successors to Southard & Sliinti. -EH X ii in Ireland Tomorrow Nite Arcade Theatre m;.tn w mj.i.im; i;i..sn nisi vtuiu; rrhi.: Hto: XI. Hi bii.I xi.nr, Not A Movie w 0 (' 1 1. ii