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Tuesday, June 29,1926. Local Newslh Brief COMING EVEHT8 ' . , "V July is, 14, ,15 and lYea llonieinakera' Institute) usniees The Observer. July 16 Union county's MUl juinuul pioneer reunion. July 2U, xa, a Joti vii4Uo of Northwest Real Estate Mitl riallnu In La Grande. iepU aa. Sit, a I, and 14 Caioa (XHiuljr fair at Kl-in, Ore. Hero from I m bier Henry MeQoldrJek was In the city from liubler today. .siting In Portland 1 Mrs. J. It; Oliver is vfHitlryr In l'ortlaiid. She will Uu thcro until aflor July 4. ' To Wallowa fiuke Today-. ' Ira Kennedy took his fumlly to Wallowa Luke -today, where tbey will remain until after July 4. Hero from Kiitorprlsc- . - I H. Irwin, who la now work in gat Knterprisc. drove- to La Grande Sunday. Mo returned to Knterprisc yesterday accompanied by Mrs. Irwin. She returned homo lust evening, .'- lift urn from Portland Hal Reeswas In the" city from Viilon today;, .Mr, ; Hoes has Just returned .from. 'a tlireo weeks trip to Portland.. ' . v On Pishing Tr.n - v . Ed Pord, Eugene Tolls, Ralph Vftrden und Hilly Arrlvey left yesterday on a four day's fishing ttjlp on Hie limiaha.' They will re turn to La Grande Prlday. , r Away Over Week End . Mr. and Mrs. Ward and Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Maxwell spent - the week end picnicking lit the moun tains. They returned homo Mon day morning,' ,- ,. y lletv llilx Mornhiff . Mrs. Klmer Weis. of mbler, was hero this morning on business. She returned home on the branch line train. She was accompanied by her little son, Alton, , - To Make Home at lliiti'nu'l-- " Mr. and Mra A. It. Stover and little son. Glen, were" In La Grande this morning on their way tn l:nifrr.Hut ulinrn ilinv u-lll l-o kn.,.. 'iti ,.lthcy . will. visit accepted a' position with the' East Oregon .'Lumber com puny -there. They formerly lived, in Portland.! la Forest Service r It. Wi Cook, of Wallace, Idaho, passed through the city this morn ing on ItlH way to Wallowa. Mr. Cook lnsin tho forest service and tahill Im fetatloned In the AVaUowairfroni the Jtrancji offlcejjf the roiM- mitioiiut toreat during . the . sum-' iner. To SpeiMl WV.'i-k (-ami!iig Mr. and Mra. W, K Mall arrived Ji ere litis morning from Portland en route to Elgin. They will go to the - mountains from Elgin, where (h'-y will'-Kpend a week camping. lU'lura from Naaipa Georao Glass Jr.. returned In I.a Grande tho first of the week from, Nampa, Idaho; a hero ' ho visited nia aunt. Ho went to Walla Wu la yesterday. - ' .v., , iiciurn Tmifcorrow Mr. and Mrs, U H. Norton will Homo Yesterday , return to La Grando tomorrow Jxnham, attorney of - Elgin, : from Portland, ' where they havo'lwa m tne yeatorday. Ho was oeen since Saturday. Mrs. Norton , 1 has hnon vinltinr hn has heen visltmr her sister - there besides transacting; business. Legion Soviet? to Meet The M40 and 8" society of the Ia Grande post of tho'. American legion will meet this evening at' 7:30 o'clock at the office of Hugh is. Brady. Tho purpose of the, mooting is for organisation and election of officers. , To Attend Reunion . J. M. Kochenspargor left Sun day evening for. Junction - City, Ohio, where he will attend a fam ily reunion. The reunion , will bo hold on his mother's Bath birth day anniversary. -.He. expects to bo away six weeks or two. months. Arrived, this- Morning .';"'.' ' - A. E. Griggs; of Portland, ar rived In La Grande this nidrnnir to I spend a few daya. Mra Griggs has been visiting hero1 with her mother, Mra K. C. ProoUs for ubout two wceka ' "-. . ' I" 7 ! ...Mra W. P, McAdory,- aecoin On Way Homo X. ' . jpanled by her 'mother "nd sister, . Gyle Lonis arrived (n tbe elty'j Mrs. William Hunt and Mra" Lulu this morning cm his, way homo to 1 Cascudc;- Idaho from Portlurid: H stopped in- La Grande and will Visit hero for two cays with his sister. Mrs J. Gnrsurl. . ( 'y . ',, .'. ( IVltmicd Home from Portland Mra E.. J, Brown and duugh'fbr. Esther, and soni Harold, havo re turned to their home . here, from Portland, where' they have been visiting for the past month. 'Miss Esther Brown, has' beon -In'Port-l:uid for two mnnthn and war loln- ,c j y her., mother artd brother a l.ionth ago. t .2 , , . -i - . ' . . : Here Slneo Siimlay " ' ' 'Mr. and Mrs.' I. E.' Wolheler, who have been In Lft Grande since Sunday visiting at the homo of Mr. and 'Mrs. Lawrenco Burnett " and Mr.and.MraOtto Plcper lert thlsjance8 hoPe they rornier,y made morning for Gooding, Idaho where , for ..about - three will . stop. , In .. 1-a fWoeks. , 1 They. Grande for another v. visit ( , at the end of that -time -on 1 their way home to i'alouae, Washington. Dlstribiitiiur. Gum In Clly . ; 1 Ben' H,-- Houv,' representative of the William Wrigley Jr. Cpmpuny. is in Xol. Grande for a, few days pany 'ut San Frariclsctf, Cal.v ;i Mr. IKouw Is" driving an advertising ear, which Is' one of 400 such ears over the Pulled St Hes. Ho Is' dis tributing packages of'Wrtgley's P. K's and is trying-to give a sample' package to' every one, in the, city. He will be here for three (6r our days '- !' "' Remember This Fact! Clint's Gigantic Money Raising Sale The people of La Grande and Union County are saving money on every purchase they make in our store. Supply your needs now for the Fourth, and Save! Clint's Glothiery The Store W illi A ConschrK.-c" ' , tlilrnejjubM m$H '& : wii(iam! Uifby. cftaft'iiiaiviof (lie Into ,h(s; bj;y . commission, f.ls rV ported to be III at hl home; at Ba ker. Ho suddenly became 111 .yes terday and has been, .confined , tp, his bed since that Unto. ' ;iv' BrMge Entrbseer Hero',, . O. F. Paxson, asslsiant state brldgo engineer of Halem, --was In the city this morning;. Ho was on his way to linker and the Snake river, where a bridge is.now under construction. He will return to Ha- lOltl over tho Jnhn llav hltrhwav. accompanied home by his da ugh ler. Miss Louise Den ha m, who be. came 111 while here, last .week on her way home from school., com- pelling her to stay, here a few days, ':'. . : Deliver Stock to Market , K. A. Sunday passed through La Grande this mornhur on his vav to . Enterprise and from there will re- lurn " nome ai . v lora,. ir.knew. ttbout' the amortisation oniiuay ib juiii ruiurnimj irom roruuna, wnere no aenverea carloads of beef cattle and five one carload of hogs to' the Portland market. He reports that the mar ket Is not so good as It has been. Marketed Stock In Portland Henry Hansen was In La Grando this morning on his way home to Enterprise from Portland, where he marketed stock ' Saturday. . He delivered four carloads of' hogs, four carloads of beef' cattle and two decks of lambs to the Port land market. He reports that prices received were fair. ' To Arrive Jul) 7 ". ' ; - Balrd will arrive Jtiiy 7 from. Htr- mingham. Alabama. )r. McAdory has rented the Wissler , home at 304 Main avenue niid will move In as soon as thy arrive, ' Hero this Morning,, , - i; W. L. Teutsch, district agricul tural agent working "Mn Marlon, TnWii'dU and Lynn counties, was in the city this morning pn his way to Wallowa county, where, he will as slHt,..n a number of field meetings. Mr. Teutsch Is' an extension work er of the Oregon Agricultural" col-1 lege. .l . ": " .;.";'' "' 's - Visiting In City v . Mr. and Mrs. L, I, Kunk, : of Tampa, Florida, are visiting In la Grando guests at the L. Fnus-home on, First street.. Mr.y and r Mra La Grande their home, about 17 years ago. He was in .the employe of the O.-W. company while here. They plan to be 'In La Grande about'a week.; i ' f - :. '. ACCUSE DAD OF SLAYING ----- I)AJJjCIlT!&It Ajpntinued x - ii?'t, - 'ii;f.'': - 1rnPagelJ , l-Ynnco durlnir tlie'iyiu' '.llnii ' hlH brotli.er Is ehail'iiulh:';or'-'th(j; -houi'tl of King county .cbiiynlilHalpnei-s has ltbt ihriueneed tnie Jp'noWrtlf-le in not- riling tefehurge.sooniM-.y. , ,"l have btjhir liflui-neeilvby the rnt-t"- that tltf- girr Vho fti"' nnir- W RELIEF BILL PUSHED WASHINGTON. June . (AP) -Ah llu hVn farm ; credits bill wns pushed along- toward a vote today its author tacked on an amendment and started a new dis pute over the real value of the mea sure to the farm or. : The amendment would permit collection , of an amortisation charge on the loans which, the, bill proposes to make available to farm 'cooperatives out of a $100,000,000 fund. When he presented It, Ben- utor Fess, republican, Ohio, also put Into tho record telegrams of endorsement of the bill signed by tho federated growers and the Ala- uanm mrm bureau federation. aani.n. xta.!- .nnuivH.an ka braska, wanted to know If they amendment before they sent the messages. The white house, which baa for. mally given approval to the bill Itself, likewise withheld comment ulthough It. was said President Coolldge would trust In that mat ter to the'. judgment of Senator Fees. A vote may be reported late to day. One of those who attacked the administration bill - was Senator- (MeNary, republican, Oregon, whoso. equalisation lee proposal was killed several days ago by the votes of. admlnlutatlon cpubllcans and organization democrats. - ' - dered was his own daughter.- I found It difficult to believe with out complete investigation that a man would kill his own daughter. ' "I ' huve . gone Into all the circumstances.- I havo seen that the man was Safe that there was no possibility of escape. . 1 have deliberated- maturely. Now I am ready to act.", The penalty v for' first degree murder . -In r; Washington -state is life imprisonment or death, In the discretion of the Jury. A plea of guilty does not stand, but every person accused of, first degree murder Is tried. so thut the Jury may decide tho penalty. A person accused of murder In the first degree muy be found guilty In the v second' degree or . of manslaughter. The penalty' for murder in tho second , degree Is. imprisonment for from 1U years Insanity Is a complete de a murder charge. to 11 we. fense to ARNOLD B. HALL ;.' n SPEAKS AT IOWA CITY CONFERENCE I low.v city. Inwn. June 2! ' BEC-i-ArnoW It, Hall, president- . 7 i. .... ... ' '. . V ZZZ r."' 1 ll' - nB governmental I uufcr- as a1 -TPsndency fraught wllli. jdlftloulty. d friction. In an address here It night before. i tbe common. re .t tbe j:oinmon'TueHduy and Saturday nights, and uu in comermicc which oueneu ..i .. ..( . - i at theUfnlverslty.ot Iowa. I r. Hull con tends .that, unley. the problems of government in- herently requlre unlm-t treut - ment throughout the country they, shout the country they, eft to'jhe local Tnltta- should be left to Jhe loqiT Inltta.- tlve and management "One of the forces of gi&ulnOj ie spon- reform," he said, "Is the spon tuneous Interest of the .community and nothing more destructive of community spontaneity than the, life within." Illustrating friction growing out 'of unlimited uniform regulation, Dr. Hall Cited the child labon problem, whic'fc he said wan closely linked with education and the industrial and economical life of a community. Or, Hall said another Important problem was the relation of public opinio nto law enforcement. Charles Ponzi Taken By New Orleans Cops NjUW OUIJC.VNS, June 29 (AP) Luclanl Andrea reached New Orleans last night as a captain's mess man on an Ilollan ship und Charles J'onzl, sought as a fugitive by Massachusetts und Klorlda au thorities will reach Houston, Texus this morning. The financial "wiz ard", who Is credited with making millions of dollars, was arrested here yesterday by George l.av.y, a Houston deputy sheriff and ac companied the Texas officer to Jloiiuton last night. He was mas querading as Luclanl Andrea but confessed his identity under ques tioning. Plan National Fruit Conference in Chicago ; POHTIwNO, Ore., June 20 A1') A nationwide courerenco of fruit men to lay plans for educating1 the public on the benefits of uitlng fruit and for Improving tbe fruit growing Industry will be held In Chicago September 9-10, according to an announcement mudo yester day by Paul Htark, of iJvOuiHlana, Mo., president of the American I'mologlcal society who Is heading a parly of GH fruit growers from 17 casual and i middle, western Hdites on a tour of tho northwest fruit districts. The party, completed - a. trip through thu Willamette valley yes terday und left last night for a tour of the Yakima and Wenatchec districts In Wahlngtoii. .MOIIfcltN CATACOMBS IIOMK The eteroal city Is to have a modem catacombs. It will build Tl miles of subway, - which will Interfere with relics of anti quity us possible. Mr., and Mrs. Kelso Draper, of I os tine, registered at Mother's Inn Hattirduy night. They wero mo torlngto Ht. I'aul, Ore., to visit Alra. .Draper's parents. WITNESSES v TESTIFY IN. ARSON CASE (Caatlaued Ton Faa-e 1.) that ho had previously. Indicated In a letter read to tho Jury. Ilut a frost tho nliht ot Monday. May 24, had damacod the orchardlst's crop that he told tho warehouse owner he would be unable to uso the place again this year. Ho. saw Blacking-ton only once beforo tho fire, he 'said, and.' on that, occasion the' latter romlndod hint of a bill of $14.50 yet due for atomic, Kunnan testified. The younger man said he would pay as soon as he oould raise tho mon- OnUro.examlntlon. Kurman ' "'fAefoT'inve.nLtiml1 ""M said lhat a Mr. Buchanan had al.o,ho uU1 'ves.lBatiou. , poasessd a key to tho wurchouso. I Tho fact thut ho stnyed nt tho tbe railroad company storing "aW no,' " n,Bnt of the fli goods there occasionally. ." Tells ot IWnts Paid . ' Ho ld that thn : amounts of rent he had paid the defendant as Brlggs family at lslund Oily, ho remembered them wore: First where ho decided to go arter euil yoar. 1280: second year, S80;:Or purchasing a ticket for' l-n third year, 00, and last year, ' Grando, was In keeping with his 1205 on tho smaller of tho two cu9(om whenever ho emtio here buildings. Ho told of paying Olay, from California. ' Pox. insurance rcptceentatlve $100 on Blacklngton's order, as part puyment. on storage -. contract by his father. "A. check for $25 mora he paid to the Warchouso owner, keeping tho '.'remaining.', $25 to reimburse himself , for cxpendt-i turcs for lumber nnd labor to re new tho plutform. The warehouse charge' a box -of apples was us-uully- five, cents, ho said, except In 1521 when at Blacklngton's stipu lation' tio took whut , business . ho could get , for as low as ono and which tho opening statements two cents a box. - . w-cro' delivered. . titx men respond- . Furrtian declined tp testify that ing to tho speclul venire dwindled ho had ' known . .Mrs M. Allco to two before the dorunso prot Rlacklngton, .sister of tho defen- notiuced themselves sntlsried. . daht, as.'lhe real" owner of tho I Tho two - sides mixed In an warol)Ouac, or that he has told her ' amusing tusslo over (Ho right of thut the placo bad nioro than onco A. N, Mayvlllo to claim a physl been .entered. Ho did miss a nail Ician's exemption. It. J. Green, puller and hatohot tho fall of 1924 during tho applo season, and one other tlinothot your had seen cvl ddnco (Ma ' somcono liad broken Itt, ho said. " ' ; ' Wan-nouw la Bad Shape , ' In his .' Onlhion. Kurman declar ed, tho Warehouse was nol in the best condition,; nor was It espocl- ally advantageous for use In stor- ing anil packing apples. ' Haw' sho had seen tho , doors closed jand the windows boarded between 7 and s p. in., Hunilay af ter noticing, the . evening beforo - i1"".' '""; Wl'r0 Ma ,o' .jaaoT BlacVtHiglon working Inside. testltnon,y not croasexnmtnc.d. ,' -Irvin Westenskpw1, mblerI',lt'ine cliunl, sulrt he 'sold the dbfcndaiit Wednesday, and A. , 13. Ooldfug. who llycs on a farm north of town.' said lie was present- when .thosnle 'fas made. ' ... isuni'iiu. MrsTM mle wson w o ha.'"'- 4pefflvAInlab. Then Hon, wno nas ' occasionally M-'er, said, that an eaifng ( iivubu, una ocuui (UKest loggers sl imuier, saiu. mai Blackington stayed at her place it her place (Tuesday and Saturday nights, and"" ''.r l''1. fr" ' Mil.... nr...g ...... .1.... mi. ... ....i.... 'imr nvuiitmiuy , ,ui jiiuiouuy, Hho lent, him a .lantern Thursday niornlnff when morning wnen no wau no wunuvi to look for some hlnea Mtored in'J"" IWKI J'UIMI l..vetl tho warehouse. The globe was? dirty-aind the lunteni .eniDly' when. ho globe ' was? dirty ajnd the lantern .entlyj, when she gave. It to him. InVJiMl. about she gave. It to him. In Just about pears, she' said, - i Her daughter, ''lilrs. Leathii (,'lea- ver", testified to being on the porch when - Ulacklngtou returned the lantern. Mrs. C I favor's father, H. A. Watson, .said ho picked it up, shook It to see thut' It was empty, and hung It up over the porch. After the fire, ho and the station agent turned It upside down to be suro it held no oil, and only a smull amount '"about a drop" ran out. Uemlndcd, thut In the pre liminary hearing In Justice court he had said about a teaapoonful, Wat son, responded lhat it was, a smalt amount, maybe a hull a tea- spoonful.. , , . " . Tells of Sale of Ull A. M. Andrews, who Huld he solil Hlaeklngton 10 cents, worth pf.used In his campaign for tho sen oil, about one and. two-thirds ate was made lodkiy by 1 11. Han quarts, a little after noon Krlday, na, Coolldge republican candidate wilb still on the stand when court tot the republican senatorial nom adjourned at noon. ..Inatlon. That the strange set of clrcum- M j Twitchell, stule chalrhuin stances from which the charge has mid eamipalgn manager for tho In arisen grew out of perfectly Inno- 1 dependent or admlnimratlnn repub cent situations .was - declared by Henry I. Hees, counsel, fur the defense, .when he mudo his open ing statement ot the close of the court-day Monday. Wanted to .Sell IMnci - Hlaeklngton, lie Raid, was not We Buy For Less We Sell For Less Some More Just Arrived 7 From Our Eastern Buyer. ' All High Quality and Lowest Prices. '. ''- Note the Items Listed Below. HEAVY. CHAMBRAY WORK SHIRTS, ' ' triple stitched , ,......3yc HEAVY GRADE OVERALLS, triple stitched, reinforced on every point $1.0!) BOYS' OVERALLS, heavy grade...:..:J........79c MEN'S FELT WORK HATS $1.35 MEN'S WORK SHOES, composition soles, " moccasin toe $2.85 BOYS' WORK SHOES-Ieather or compo sition soles $2.50 MEN'S UNION SUITS, iight weight, knit or athletic style 4!)c lo 75c Nei7drk STORE embarrassed ,byv FMrnlan' ")aubltlty to uso tho wdrehoiiw thl yoar;- In I fact, no had declined offers , of j others desirous . pt renting the place because of hlsoonlruct with i tho younc frull grower 1 vie . had eonie to La, Orando fur? tbe pur- pose of selling the place' for tho owner, his son, J, Clark Blacking-, ton, it possible, becauso the lattev 1 Lpreferred to have tho money in-1 vented In California land: Uiacklnglon, . Hess snld.' knew: that pilfering was going on, und when he found valuablo articles missing, made linmcdluto arrunKo- tnonts to ship his good to (.'ultror-: nla, ull except some things thut ho arrangod with a neighbor to sell. Explains Purchases . Tho procuring of tho candle. ' jthe lantern and tho oil were the' instead of going to his daughter's homo was answorable by 1 his daughter's absence that, day on' n nlcnlo trio. The visit (o the Tho defendant's wife snt beside him through tho1 trlul this morn ing, and his sister, M. Alice lilnck Ington, was In the audience, fre quently consulted, . Htucklntcton, himself, was industrious In the erassuuestlonlng, taking notes und making numerous suggestions. ' 'Jury Drawn Monday No witnesses wore called beforo this morning, the Jury .having, uc cepted at 6 p. m., MdnUay, uftei- ;aftor addressing tho naturologlst as Dr. Mayvlllo, disputed tho sug- gestlon of John S. Hoilnln. prose cuting attorney, to -bo excused be cause of - phyalotnns1 privileges. Judge J. W. Knowles relieved the sltuutlon by cxeuslng the Juror on feasons ibonch. I . ' ; " previously . submitted to COMMITTEE TO INQUIRE IN DAKOTA (Continued from Page 1) uIbo hwrd I testimony about the ! employment or uniler-eovor nw.-n, om? V .'" uisenurgeu eni..oycs ,0t!f,'e,S "" " " -y,-"---, . J i;?XfMW,'T..iK,',or' $ "Sf I fumVlaisod .bM.llie Woman's Chris- -"--jvvvn""" . , ! ' - m,t"nnuMt WftWS" unl1' tftIV,,,.t when TOV,n,ui PIr.HfHt "';,, " , frwio-M 'Mit r.iw,rtirr- i'cnnt.ai ,Y' .i " ""V!""1. - "" iu,)Hti lion wn i i ... l.. " it; ty wiV' if.,!? "ii w "M, j i lroinbt.qi?. eni . V . T Tho charges of a slush fund In North liukota w're miade'lo thh x N ei committee In writing on behalfof Icandldato for reelection. The Cool Idge admlnlxtratlnn was declared tt be bucking an effort tn defeat the 'senator, and tho committee was as Inured thut every suHpleioim elr- eumslunce that may surround to morrow's North Dakota primary would be reported to It for study. Committee members 'made no comment on tho (Nye charges, but they Indicated that at the proper time consideration would bo given to any evldenco of excessive or Il legal expenditures. ''KAItOO, N. 1)., June 23 (Al) Complete and specific denial lhat uny money from sources outHldo Norlh Dakota had been received or lican forces slated thn entire Inde pendent campaign fund of $'44,000 was raised In North Dakota, and was being spent In behalf of all the itindldates on the ticket for tho eh'vcn stale and four national offices. 56 STORGC 0 ; 1101 Adams Ave. Kturo Dress Voile 27i Yard ' ' iThere is nothing so cool and comfortable, for ,,the hot summer days, as a dress made from, voile. - - , - i Voile is light in weight, is 40 inches -wide and comes in the most wanted colore blue, j)ink, orange, lavender and peach, while the price is very low, 27c. William Miller Quits As President of Dank (Continued from Page 1) to fill Mr., Allllcr'a unexpired term, the office vueuled was deleguted to T. .J. Sei-oggln, cusliler. who wftl not as both vice president and general manager. 1.. . H. Braniwoll Was elevated to tbe office of cashier from" that of assistant', und O. 1.. Thompson wns elected to succeed htm In the latter position. . C At llingaman was added to tht- llsf. of directors on tho board. "Thq . election or Mr. Htungu to the presidency eomblues with tho "Holeproof" Why not wear the Best when you can get it at the same price? $1.00 $1.65 $1.95 and $2.25 Art & Baby Shop Eterythlng For The Baby" STAR ," A cowboy who, took Pete Morrison . . . .!;.. !)' ith his famous :,.;:;V;; - -7-In I Chasing A'thrilling romance-drama of life and love u in the glprious cattle country. '" ' ' ' : And Larry Scmon Comedy "THE GROCERY CLERK" Thursday "THE Pola Arcade When she was good ' She was very, very good. When she was naughty, She was : ' DON'T MISS Good and From Avui'y HopwooH's jitfigc furcc, ."Naughty Ciiidutflltt" 1 with TOM MOORE And FORD STERLING ' in the cast. Other Films 'Animal Celebrities' A .Snortlight and l "The Greenhorn" j A comedy ; ; IN THE WEST No. lit 1m (ramie, Onv addition or Mr. Itlngiimun lo thu board to make the ImnU one of Iho strongest financial Institutions In the state," Mr. Kerugjjlii suld this mornlni;. Engineers and Women ' " Convene in Portland IMUTLAND, Ore.. June 20 (Al'l The I'aeirie Northwest Brother-,, hood of locomotive KnKlneera und the Wonucn's tlrantl International icuxlltury opened a three-day union meeting hero yesterday with about 100 delegates unending tho opening ; session, Kcpiirutn meetings of tho two bodies will be held today. Today And WEDNESDAY a desperate chancel horse, 'Liglitnin' -.. Trouble' STILL ALARM" WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY Negri Naughty" ; TONIGHT. Barbara La Mart and Lewis Stone ' In . The Girl from Monlmarte
