La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 19, 1926, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, August 19, 1926. HA GRANDE EVENtNO OBSERVER Page Five Local News In Brief (XMUNQ EVENTS it. SI, M, S4, PI 8 Wnlam ij fair at eigin, ura. jcouni (fit two o'clock lit the Hnodgrass- . ,i,iv. u.i cuapei. jiuer-uieiii will be made in the I. O. O. F. cemetery. . .. tagqma hears Johnson; davis Home Iiiiiii Vacation Miss Helen Hrltts lias returned ! la, to her homo hero after a .vacation 'Washington. trip to Wallowa lake... Marriage Morose Issued A license to wed wos Issued to George I. King anil Winifred A. Staccy. both of Yakima. W ish., by the county elerk hero today.' ' Ix-fi for Maker .Hiss Mildred Brnilahaw went to linker this morning for it few'duys visit with friends . t VHiJlnit Sister Here Mia. W. Krucgijl. of Pullman, Wash.. ls".'vlsUlng in I,a Grande a guiit wt fho 'j homo of her sinter, Jlr H. 0Smllli.' ' , .i l-fcl nt Wallowa , NJIhs Opal and Kilith Bmitl'i, who A.,. ...4. I n vlHlltni? friends at Wul. jowji. huve returned to their hoiiioj''1- Mrs. H. IS. Weatherman. rr : . llori- for Few Days i JJIss Irene Winn Is visiting rcla tlvuh In l.a Grande for u few days., rilm! makea her home at Hot ),ukc. ivhifre her father is burber. 1 . . : . I.cft tills Mornlng- ! Ui. mid Mm. Homer TACQWA. W'osh.. Aug. IS. (AP) Sprnklng a,t I'ij-enubllcaii meet ing hero today one hour before the arrival of Secretary of l.aLor Uav- Koprescntallvc Albert Johnson. SCHOOL TO OPEN HERE - ON SEPT. 6 (Continued From Paw 1.) If the locker a kept in good condi tion. Tho lockeis provide ample room for all books, coals, huts and other necessary belongings. . Sew t'laM Hooihs Two new class rooms have also been added to tho high school, 'l'ho hit-rout ri.uni in tlio high school chairman of the ' building, known as room 16, has housa Immigration committee said boon ' divided Into two. good sired Home to Maker Mr . Lester Itobbs and little son. Tommy, returned to-thelr homo at Ltuker this morning attor visiting In City Today Cap Tuttle, who lives neur Im bler. was In the city today on busi ness. Mr. Tuttle has justeturned from tho Big Minnin with several head of lambs which he placed on posture nt tiummcrvtllc, . Taylor left (hl morning on a vacation trip by OHIO- I lie "Ml v.o.i Western Oregon. in that oppcWltlon to the national orl gins amendment to the Johnson immigration act may h ad Presi dent L'oolldge to .withhold the pro clamation required y to put It into Cffecti . -I 'f . ' ; Heprcseiilutlve Johnson said he spoko in the house against .the na tional origins amendment bin thut "ln'conferenco we had tot accept It in, order to save tno act. 1;. Davis itos"s At "Secretary Duvls wasi opopsed to It." si: Id Johnson. "Commissioner general of Immigration Hull's lubt report opposed It. Secretary Her bert Hoover telegraphs from Spo knne that ho desires to scu me. These secretaries soon will meet senator Hiram .Johnson, Califor nia, chairman of the senate illiml.- leave Tonight for Home ... I gratlon committee." Ko all signs Mr, and Mrs. L. A. Sawfish will iaDow the natloliul origins plan Is icavcMonignt for tnctr nome ac .s- rar overboard that l'reslileni in' To "'llt Mother ! S Ms. H. L). Klmzle und little duiiphter, Itutll, arrived here this, morning from San Francisco, Cal. Tll'fv will visit with Mrs. ICimzic'g iuoHier, Mrs. W .C. Hansen. I i , . : (Iodic Alter. Vncntioil . 1 I .Jr. uiiifS;Mrs. H: M. ', ltrndshaw (imti daughters;, Olive and Mildred, limjn returned to their home hero uN'jjr u vacation trip by auto. They fuels' uiviiy :wo. weeks' .' spending must of lire time at Canon Ucach. Tlufy also visited In Portland. torlii.' They have been-visiting La Qruude for tho post ten days guests at the. home of Mr. and. Mrs. Clyde Zlmmcrnian", ..,.,' . V OH EF FACING BUSY PROGRAM Coolldge will not Issue tho pro clamation required under tho act of 1924. "The national origins scheme curried out will make more bud feeling thun 11 will do good, but of the origins Home for Vnculhm .WS cauio i.auue . , TonW,t ,, Vacation .- . jMMlhl. morning r on her way lion e , f f Z,t U is'l 'onlgh, for r,,..d and Rattle on v w .,, vocitltnn Irtn. . Men. t:n1fn Is an llhSaered Heart Hospital ill spo-;,-, -; ' " ,:,,, luiiu', Washington . .' i On Vacation . -, . Lester Uramwcll, cashier of Hie n,0 ubuudonment I'nlled States National bank. Is onpun in reiulru strengthening of His vacation this wqpk He lert nils (,0 wo pi.r L.CI1t quota law'. ' The afteraottn tor Wallowa county. 'njtlifhfetilnt' Keni-raMly"!. wlil Ipean a fishing trip. . . f . ijj mortj oppOrtnnfty for adtailifjioJi of .' " '' ' ' ' '' : r . ' i thu desperately hard cases. Hcri' lo Meet SMcr ' ; ' ' I ''This law will be llglller and wo Dr. and Mrs. C. T. Hockell. of;,,, put cunndilyn and 'Mexican Enterprise, were In tho ' city t)rte;,nmgratyon 0n u:rocleproeHy.ilun morning to . meet Mrs.- Hockett's Whlcli will "be sallsfaetory to I, the sister, who arrlved'here this mornt ,i;nlt.j stales and its two closest Inn twnm hWonfl f o I I'll. ,1 rltV (, , .. ..v... . . , .i neigil uors. to Lnterpriso this afternoon. : r....... li..ll..l(ii, i liiivld Coughenower has return-. W while away, ed'to Ills home here from The llal-,h.- David was visiting his aunt. Mri Krunk Howell when he sud denjy became III of appendicitis, limiting nn operation necessary. Ills! condition is much Improved operator In the. Mari'ne'llo.... beauty shop here.- She wlll.tako fc. post graduate course In cosmetic ther- spccialtzlng in hair cutting. claw rooms. Seats have been plac- d In 'the chemistry room limiting the second cluss room. Sunerlntendent J..7T. Longfellow und Principal K. - !.. .Towler are . Kl.-li 'boIikoI cvtirv WOl Klllg IIV . day making preliminary arrange- meiils so that tno scnoois win u efficiently udiulnlster'd through out the coining your, 'the schedule is now being prepared and the re gular unnouilcenient will' bo out within the next wock or ten uujs. a's yet things urii' uiore or' less in the "red tape"stage. '- -!. Inquires from teachers .concern ing room and board accomodations are being received each day. Per sons who coiild" accomodate a teacher during' the school year are nkud- to all too "superintendent's ol llce. i (A list of lllu l ooms avail able will be iiradtf und handed to I lie. U-uctiers Kl lilay. September 3, before the opening of school. yMioul'io places lire already listed, and names aro sLin epinniB n. There .wili- be T4 'teuclicrs 111 tlie schools here this year, three more than -last year's' Dimmer, 71. 1 wo of Hie additional teachers will take tlle.lMoli----'(room . nt Willow school, VW-. ;W! f. NirWiauin, music supervisor m ,hi tniru. Mr. uud .Mr NnsUaulii and sou. Wuyne,' were In the -city yesteiitay. Thetf were ;lool!lng.'lor n suitable 'plttci- tuJliv'n.aiid'jWllI movu liere tu make tlivirliome soon. 1 ney are from Nainpli. Idiiho. Instead of lluvlng a desk 111 the Central- Rchool building, Mrs. 1.. I.. Douglas, nit supervisor, will AMERICAN KILLED IN I .'.;-. AIR CRASH (Continued from Page 1) l.cll lor SK-asiur !.,, ,., ., ,.,,.. r 1 Mrs. It.. P.. Landls and ' Haly.Jno,lV Vnib118sador club.. Itlchard Paul, left last night for, Thc AmL,rc,uia nureil In Ihe Comillls. where they will bo joln'-jrIwn Kor,, (ak(,n to t)u. loyai vic ed by Mrs. Landls's mother. Mrs. 1 , , hospital where it was stated I.. M. Wood and sister. ""ltluit unlt-s unexiieete.l compllca IWood, who will accompany ,l','" i0nsjietln, nil .prolmliy would rc- to Seaside on a vncatlnn trip, l-hey. ()VrrT7 ' '( i; " plan lo bo nivay sevqralidnys., Theiassenst-rt lio A; most, tiyrlj : T w " 'fying experience" as the plane, .To 1-skc this Morning .. .., , ,. j c.oning toiyard the earth, struck Mrs. Adolph Newiin went. lo Hot. n bilrn lit,v,.rll haystacks bc- Lako this morning on business. , nnully collapsed. Mr. Newiin, -who was-ln the-iros---w-' pital there for about lljree .nwmhs. I iymUliU.:-. ' ,i: has been homo for some time. .Ills ,.,,. n,,niiiiv.'" Ann. 19. condition is gnullfirj)( iluvilM.xl,)N1(j.V(7!)0ni(inTrS'1!1ll'-i and he Is jiow aino 10 gei, arpwim 1 ,j0 flv), sqrlously, injured . early ;v little with assistance. llo ' suf- tuJi; : whl,j, the'''Bcrlln-Col'oipio cx- fered a; paralytic stroke about six ' rca3 gu0(.an at 50 miles an hour gru.liiuted from Harvard ihls year. Vigo Itlzzl, the other man who lost l..omlon s -PAt'l. SMITH'S. N. Y. Aug. 13. ( AP)tleports on. several phases of tlio'eountry's.'polltlesl and ccon- onilc dlfo are to bo made to Presi dent i'oolldgcln the next few duys by a number of visitors. ' "In addition to Secretary of State Kellogg who returned to the presi dent's ; -vacation home Inst night, utter making an address at Platts biirg.i Mr. Coolidgo today had en gagements With JllllllS ' ItOBCll- waltl.'. president of Hears. Hoebuck and company: Senator Capper, re publican of Kansas;. Mr. and Mrs. A, J.' Ilrosseau, of New- York City. Mr. IM-osseuu is : president of the Muck Truck company, while Mrs. Urcssi-JtU Is national head of the Daughters of the American ltcvo luilon. .. .Toniorow Senator James w. Wudsworth Jr., of New York and Mis. Wadsworth aro to call. Wlll liull Green! president of the Ameri can Federation of Labor und vice presidents of., that organisation uro lo cull Monday and ..have luncheon nt- .the summer white house lifter Inspecting the cltlseus military training ctunp ut Plaits burg which PrtalJeut .Coolidgi isi soon to visit. Senator Capper, who Is to spend tonight at the presidential vamp, will give his views on agriculture and political questions. !Mr. ltosenwald arrived yesterday reporting to til 0 1 president on the business conditions. ttirougnout-1111 country at viewed, by ills mall of- uei tuii(t((((; . . .- GRAND JURORS 5 v TO TAKE CASE ( uliiln tho eirI' lH'r HttpUnut(httir. Sovit whom tho hiuibanil and wife had quarreled, "waa dtscurtied whou jho talked to the Raaollno station oniployt) In almost th4 nxt hrath." .Curmody called utltintlon to the fuel thut Inrrj- L. Wui'iHior, nn unto mechnnlo who testified thut. ;Gnlnen ear was well known to hint land thnt ho naw It 50 yards from where Sylvia was klllei and at tho t lino she met her death, hud not in formed tho Jury how Wurutor ro mem.heiH'd when ho saw tho ma chine there. Thero U no question," continued tho lawyer, ''that Wurster knew tin I nrs und knew his roadster, hut let me' direct your notice, to tho trull that ho (rave not one word of testimony explaining how he flved the n.Kht us Juno III. This fixing of time was not overlooked by rrowcutor Colvln. He hu tiled thin caso with professional thor ouNfhnesH, and I am suro that If Wurster could have ex pint nod how he fixed tho night Mr, Colvin would huvu hud him do so.' lilts ;lf suiry. Carmody declared . Ihut it was tmposMlblo to ploy golf at U o'clock In tho evening of Juno-Ml here. and asserted thut John Couden.-lft, who testified thut ullt tat time ho saw near the scene of tho tragedy n car Just like that of Gaines, had been "Influenced by suggestions. ("ouden said he was playing golf wiMi other hoys there at tho time. but Carmody pointed out thut Mr. .iml Mrs. K. O, Stokes who testified they saw a villainous looking man nearby 'passed the iluce ut 8:55 o'clock und noticed no boys. ILL TIGHTEN I LIQUOR LAWS Neckties tContmued from Page 1) 1 -ml T llml Tonsils IVnlcveil .tr. and .Mis. I''. I.. Sniupson and Iwoi sons. Hilly and Krnncls, rc tllllied to their home at Haines this' morning. . Mr. Sampson nnd the two boys had their tonsils re moved by a locul physician yester day. Will Attend I'lllieilll MtinlAM-s''61"'lno WilltlUn's' Tlene'-1 fit association wll lattend the fun eral of Mrs. Klsle Mae Krbe. their s'st.;r. ..niemher... ln,.a.body Kriday allei-noon at two o'clock. Mem bers lire asked to call tin com mander concerning details. oht rhymer or" reason" und ' in an be located in llio superlntendenl's ,,tivaiiced stuge oT Intoxication:" office this year, lloth offices In -.jnek Kellogg, n gasoline station tlie high school building have ; tt'(teiid:inl testified for the state been rebuilt and inoro convenient-1 ,hill iWy 0n the 17th tlnlnes np ly arranged. I peal ed there after hunting all night Twelily-lluee high school sluil- fm. j,,,,,,.,. ml wld he would eels went lliroiigu me yeui iu .,. t0 uve in,.. o;irs longer, lo pnn- iqh ' her' slliyer. , , ., Siisplciun IHscanloil. Slliel luwyer. declared that llio suspicion that Mrs. Onllles linil I'ATAI, VISTtH, .tll.'M I'ltlliAOIII.I'UIA. Aug. 19. (Af) The pistol believed to have been used In tile' murder of Itev. tedwurd Wheeler Hall and Mrs. Kleanor Mills was recovered here today by Lieutenant William llclshiiw, of the police murder squad.' The weapon, a .-5 calibre auto matic of Ktuinlsli make, wus said to huvo lieen wrapped in a New llriinswlck1 newspaper of u date a Tew' duys llfier Hie double sillying. Lieutenant Uelshaw said it had been recovered in a bouse, In West hiludelphiu, lint he refused to specify where, lie said lliei'e prob ably would be a-n arrest hero 111 the cuso tonight. - 1-AUI. BMITH'H. N. Y., Aug. 1U. ( A 1') A further tightening of prohibition enforcement machinery uong llio Canadian border by Joint action of Canada und tho U. B. Is expected to bo proposed by the Washington government . at an early date. Indications were given in omcni circles hero today that a confer ence probably would be arranged between officials 111 Ottawa uli'l Assistant Secretary Lincoln .c. Andrews, of tho American trea sury department, In charge of nri.hlbltion enforcement " see II joint action could ho ugreed upon in an admiulstrultvo way lor tightening tho border . against smugglers. In general the object would ui similar lu Ihose which lecenliy oc cupied the assistant secrelary In his conferences In London with Uritlsh officials on tho rum run ning problem. While Kccrctury Kellogg of the state department suld here today that he had given no consideration lo the uuestlun nnd had not dis cussed It with President Coolldge. it "would bu thu natural thing" fur him soiiiutiinu ufter his return lo Washington to tahu up the possibility of such a conference with thu Uritlsh umbussudor uud aeu if one could bo nrrunged. months ago. 'I'o Visit IJniililcr ' Mrs. A-ugilst 1 Nelson ' wenl to linker oi) this morning's train to visit her daughter. Miss llertha N. lson, who . Is training to be n nurse ut St. Klizubcth's hospital. Miss Nelson . spent Sunday and Monday of tills week In La Orallde 1 with her parents. . ' eft . was derailed near here. The t rug- edy is attributed to the deliberate io.osenlng of fish plates by an un known person, . - . UlliAorh tit., 4nl-.1 InSS Itf MfC home at. North Manchester. in-i , rl , i,.iv,.,i crPMt it nioiintcd dluno. ufter visiting In the city for rt(,ll(ll,v 11S further victims were iwo wcckb wiui iiieir f,,.,,,,. whun. the debris of tile wr.-ck was removed -with diffi culty. yeur without being eiiiier uus.-nv. or tardy. Of tills number seven were boys and 10 girls. The boys were: Karl Hurnwell, John Berry,1 George lliigg.- l'uul Hull. Mux McMillan,! Noinutn Sling und Har mon Wolfe, und tho girls were: Tiilllan Ashby. Olive June Coiner, I-:ona C.-keli-r. Hiinlec Gray. Ilcr-n'-ltll Kocbensparger. Margaret -Mlchaelson, Inn Mae Nclilorcr, TH llo yiscn, I'lhv rrouty, Mabel Schaeler, Mabel Stoncr, IHossle Veilder. Murjorie WiillslllKer, ller nlco Weeks, Jeun Williams und Itutll Mcliunlel out of the 6 1" students enroll- tn'the. high school ldsr--t1-W absent mil- laruy uy me iuu Vccorils'. ' " "" """"" " Out of the 2211" students inui. four grade sclioola un avcrugo of neither U und MMl" were neltli-" er' absent or' tardy during the month. - " Lefl for Indiana Home . , im. i:.in.ffi. t.i.rrni t here the first of tlie week for thelrj l iineral Sntiinlny Aflernooii Kunerul services for Charles l-'ry.e. 41. who died here Tuesday, will be held Saturday nfternoon A. W lffe.l. Before coming to La Grande, they visited In l'ortlaud Willi their granddaughter and great grandson, lldward Stanley Kvans Jr. Mr., Leffel Is now 9 years old. ' 1 , MU.LTiNOMAH 'Oregon Made Line of At CLINTS LUGGAGE f Wardrobe Trunks Regular Size Trunks Size Trunks Slcajncr Size Trunks Auto Size Trunks Suit? Cases, All Sizes j I lags, All Sizes Hat Boxes, AH ; Grades j Popular Prices T For Quality Luggage : Clint's ? Clothiery "The Slora with a Con science" "mj::n'.s ami novs i OUTFITTERS To Atteuil .Mllmary .Meeting Several women of the Nawirene church here went to Klgin on this morning's train to attend a miss ionary meeting at the home of Mrs. Lester Long. Among uinse w no went were: Mrs . i:. i.. jorui.n and sons. Hale und Merwln. sirs. It. H. Mason. Mrs. O. I. Sims and son. Grant, nnd Mrs. Floyd Moore and daughter. Lulu, und son, Billy. Victims DIrl-,-uml The victims ., of the wreck were so disfigured that only nine bodies Iwo of them ICngllsh liuve been Identified. The, authorities admit that there may be more dead the wreckage. We Buy for Less S WevSeU for Less A camera litis been made fnr Ihe army air service which will take photographs at nn ulltludc of 35,000 reel. The cnjileru Is 4 feet long and weighs 100 pounds. ' Fresh fruits und vegetables used on the ni-esldenllul yucht, the Mayflower, aro now being inspect ed for grade und condition by the food products Inspection service of the department of iigi-leiilline What man erer had too many tics? Conw. In sod -seo tho nlilo farlely of . tensonnble pnttcrnt In allM and ,nvcltlea.. When let ee llio quality, you'll or , evcrul. . . . 69c & 98c se stori IN THI WBf$j Store No. , II . 1101 Adonis Ave. I Grande, To popuiarlr.e ihe poialo i France, Louis XIV Is llthl to. jittvj w-orn tho flower in ills buttoiitioln: BEDSPREADS '.. For the small bed. Stamped on Krinkly Weave. 42 x CO inches. $1.00 Art & Baby Shop llfc.MSTITl'llING , llirlT'ONK COVUIIUD Athletic Union jSitUC'all sizes 49c ; Men's ' lightweight ,Knit Union Suits, an kle length, long 'or THE MIRACLE DOG OF THE MOVIES PETER The Great '-.i ' " 1 j' I'M.; ,,rrrTVST!r .-V' ::' '.-y v I he Sign ot the U aw The Gripping Drama of a Dog Detective FAMILY OF ISINE KEPT UP BY BOYS (Continued from Page 1) Is'ft tills Morning journey slid were picked up by the Mr. und .Mrs. Tom Crowley sun Baker police yesterday, to w liom Mr and Mrs. till Ktnlgli left this thov also told an Identleul story morning fur their homes in Wash- with thai hcurd here. liiKton ufter visiting hero for about a week. They were guests of Mr. Crowley's luolher. Mrs. J. C. French, und Mrs. Crowley's par ents. Mr. und trs. Jurvls. Lluilgli. Mr. uud Mrs. Fililgll live at Ta coiiiii. and Mr. and Mrs. Crowl.-y live ut Boy, Washington. t.iitvlH at Wright (Ionics Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Klllotl ami daughter, Mips Klhwbeth, of Neb raska, and Miss Gladys Ilamiiier. of Iowa, have been (.-ilesls nt the J. K. Wright home this week. They have been louring' the west coast and are reluming home by way of Yellowstone, park. Mr. Hlliott und Mr. Wrighl lire cousins. Mr. F.l llot Is a brother of F. A. Klllotl. stule forester, und Mrs W. S. Bar ker, formerly of Inls cny. uui ..on of rorllund. EPISCOPATE APPEALS TO MR. CALLES (Conttntifd fiom Psge 1) will deud- chiirell cannot live under such regulations. Thus, unless Presi dent Culles should completely re verse himself, most observers leei Ihut the episcopate's letter l not ulter the fundamental lock. ItoM-oll iVanil. Iluslnesa men. obluly feeling aeutely the effects of th- econo mic hoveolt. arc fearing insi some of them will go und ilaiiiite Is broken particularly perturbed lel-BUs-iu...,.ll Is distressing Ihe " I lies themselves, since the majority of Mexican business members of that father llenles Story. - Tlie Baker liollce wired lo La Ujrande and shortly afterward tlie father came Into I lie police sta tion, searching for Ihe hoys. llo denied Ihut he made llmm work In cich town and said that lie didn't know they were out usklng for money unill arter they came back to the place where the family had camped. After sluing- ihe man up. the pollco chief started leellirlug the fnllier und finally asked him If he would go lo linker nnd get Hi Lock and Ireat them as they should be 111 th- future. The 111 in sat I bat he didn't have money enough und asked If . Mr-, Ha in s would gei uiviii. Offers to Ailimt ltos. The chief replied that lie would gel them If he could keep the bois ufter he relumed but that be wouldn't go after them only to re turn them lo a futher that would mi'ke them work to support lurgc n family. Finally, the fnllier decided h would go und g-t lli'-ni and left the poUre. stiille.ll.' Whether li" went to Baker Is as yet unknown but tho police chief Is eagerly awaiting any new, develop men Is In tlie case. . llo) Talk Freely. Tlie Iwo boys, who are the ol c:it of the seven children; nr. brliht Utile fellows and they talk readily and clearly. They hav good knowl-dg" of Ihe couiiliy through which lli.-y have passed I Hiring their story to the llsk, police they said that lll'-lr fath. ni.. llie, never gaio llletr nioiner hiohkii Thev are f'''d anil riot h the Catho- tilelll. even when he wss making umiiuv himself, which l hey sold was not oft-n i, lm u iiu.1 Iv ivunted lo g"t a J"b In' the next luin sit. town ranter man ... i... ri n ... , faith. Some he was. stores are advertising us ....... "' ,,,.,",",,,.. IIHIIMl 1IIK TIIIIONF,. 'limrral Avrrwu. hailird.hj I'rime Carol of Rumania la he prrmirr. Carol rouldn'l -rre with hla family and . Alerts'. u na one rtitcn. - . . y I shrt. slaves Comedy and Pathe News r- 1 : Today STAR NEwYORKStORE 1 rltlDAY And SATURUAY gl 'St p-f Destroyers of High rt iccs. ( tmmmmmmmmammmmmmma aMMWWWWMMW"""1"11 lirlk lids 1 ' bed look. ' Ill Tf7) " Xaj, T J I A ',-., -. Ah..,; ) II tfrflrT.aai, 3 f?T I lv,,liev ''"llUwn lL''t&' i ii ituxki 4 k Ik-,,,.,. . iiix?rv--- -i i to v.. 1 II l ? 1 V im3Mit.9 . t I'i. .. fcaA cAirT-' . I Kf 1 II r,; sr. x ' veer . ' w . fc Vi-'-iltji Ill "HwitsMd'slioivcis" I J I TODAY I tssz wc-rI.i -aw i r mm .m w - aa oi ma w m- M,tA"' xt w i im mm -m, mm mm mm m . . a U Admission 4c; inunrcn iuc i - . Matinces 1 Shows at 2, 7:15, 9:03 I Try thc Matinces j T Ly,:,rHUe agragg- i I sales directed Claliy lO lUC nev,n alltutl'in of t.atli"lic. ' Uakr city nffl.uU....