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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Five Thursday, January 5,-imW. Local News In Brief 'Hi Itii-lno-s Trii II. Appleby left l8t night fnr iii ano on a brief business trip. klslliil H-r" airs. Iv Lurruni. or Hakor. vls iiril ill l a r.rau.lo Tuesday. x INn I'ihhii IIiiImw- . ..1rs. I.ird liowluun, of Hoisc, regislerc.l at the l'oley hotel. Vfsitinjr I'l-om linker ' Mrs. I.. ''. of linker; Is n vis itor ill lJ lian.l.f loilay. Mrs. Coy arrived per train No.. 17 tills morning. ' . Scopi'i"'' Here I'Yoill ltiiiM ('harlcs T. Wriglit.ion. f Hoiso. .-pending several .lays in l.a (Jennie on hur-iness. fie is at the 14 liran.l". ' i Vf-il '"ST I" Oil-son 'i.Mis. I'ura .In. I lid yesterday morning for UlilPW anil I'orllall.l wli.re she 'iH spend a month or K(f visiting jn'lalivi-M anil friends. ti . . ' Mopping ut Iji f.'runili' W.. Thomas, faculty 111.111U1T of tin' l.a.linilldc High school, is Mopping at tin- l.a Uninde hotel for a few days. l-'if 1111 Now York r Mr. nml -Mrs. W. I-, fraiif. of Eii,e,-prlo. returned lioino on train No. 17 this morning from New York whom they liavo boon visit ing since October. Thoy left lali-r in till' morning for lOnlcrprlso. Tli'liiriis to School ' riau.le Hall lias returned to the rnivcrsily of Oregon at. Kug.-no t" risuino his studios, after visiting ii.ro during the. holidays with ills (parents, the Uv. anil -Mrs. J. A. flail. Confined li.v Illness . - ? Mrs. K. I.iloile. Daly Has been ciiill'inod at 'homo since last Satur day. She Is ill of tnnsilitls. She was reported improved toilay. Vns lUisliwwt Vlslloi , r u..rn.-,l A.ller. owner of tho Ad- fer Music companies of linker ami 1m tlrunde. who makes Huker his J101110. was a .business visitor in l.a tiranile .lay before yesterday. lloilio I'miii HikmI liivef t Miss Klliel Hickrord resumed Jh,-r elnsses In' biirh sehnol yesler (b.v niornini,' "I'ler spen.linif the. fhrisliiuiH holidays in H00"1 jlliver. Hecause of the disrupted jraffle In Hood ltiver she was. un 4 1,1,. to net back "lo l.a' Orunde for I he opeiiini; of sehnol Tu.es.lay. r1tVt.".i st-ott bov scout rx- I . " , Mw ii-iKiovn Oregon f ;im im." - ...',.. ....., .nlarh,lnmnt for uncil will leave toinorrovc.iu.i- 'U,r ami from there will visit lunllnjtloii. Ilauway an.. ,..., .h ."- .,,,.,- , l,,y,ln .le,.i..iei;.l-of, his work : le will eoiHlii.'t ".. -...... Iionls ill II" I 111'. towns Willie u ay. .. ,ii,.n.i- Oltlllnn . . Itl'IK'll j Mrs. .1, Vi.r.r fi'ol llnlse lias reeelveu ' """ .. .. :',V",'' f.'m'i r- o lb',1 she and WImh ; '"'v Iniil nreta " ,in '. n' "bed I'orllan.l iiii'hii.iin n.i'i .i.i.... .i. ...... . I rfi lit r. n -A r . . , it few days L,rt Mixs Andrew was returnin 'to M.'.ll'or.l. where she is leaen lnK school. Mrs. lllleslrap was re ftiirnlUK II"'!"' and Miss MeShaln was aeeoiiipiiiiyiiig them for a isliort visii.- . M.e.ixiiiL- for SnH l.nki' S Mr. and Mrs.. Howard H. Miller 'nml lillle diimthler. ltarliiira l.ee, h. ft indny for Halt i.ake Cily where f,i..v will sineii.1 a couple of weeks f visiting.- Mrs.. Miller and linivl'i- ' will r.-liirn nere in ...... !an.l Mr. Miller will SO on to ('ill ' ifornia on a business triji. Local Itny Has llAmrs l.e Iters r 'iyed here by JH-s. ltenwlil; rlark. or Island City, state lln.t lier brother, Robert Woo.lv. who is a freshman at Cor- vallis. Is makliiij a Kplendi.l srhnl ! astlc record, having altyined a !H averaire the first lerm. Mrs. I'lnrk i received congratulatory letters i froni several of her brother's pro I fessnrs who I'ompliuiented Mr. i Woody on his work, saying that ii ie w is ! iu eliemlstrv be had obtained II, ,.iLh.sl L'ra.le. Mr. Woo.lv Is now ! a resident of l.a fl rondo but was ! employed' ill Hot Lake lor u year I or more before KoiiiK to college. ! He came here a few years info ' from Missouri. Mr. Woody spent j I'hristinas here with bis siser and members of the rlark family, rc i turning last Sunday niirhl to t'or- : Our Greatest ! January Clearance j SALE ' 5 On Hiaii-ftradc Merchandise for Men and, Young Men Now Going On, S Make your dollars work to save. WTHE STORE WITH Accent? Position II las Phyllis Karnes has accept ed u stenografthlral position at the 1'nited Ht.ates National bunk. Horn Krom F.lsrin . Jesse t'rum, attorney oC tiffin, was u business visitor . in l.a flran.ln today. lias sti'iinfrmiihiit 'oHto .Miss ilnrjorle walisinyrr has ac cepted a stonographlcal position ut the I'nlti'il ritntcs Investment i'omiany. IJ.1M 'IVtilai' - Krank Jlallgnrlh wax n business! visitor to i.u i.ranue iihb niiinius from Klgln. ll'pilf fo VfllOfl ' ; tleorjro Tiss. nmnaffor of 'the Ailler Music rompany. droyo to I'nion toilay on business. (.-V. TrtM Open l.oenl O.-W. raljroail officials have .reeolve.l reports tliut the multiline between here ami I'ortr laml is now clear un that Np. IS, Unit left Portland ' this inornlnB. will follow the retriilar line. It in cxpecteil that trains will be' runr nlnif 011 schedule as a- resyJt of 4ho rliariiiB of thn track near, One- Olllil. . . ' ' , ' 1'iilhcr Tosses w ,.Mr. mwl Airs. H. A. Wolls T' rr'iycrt, news Mqnrtay of Uio.huiI-lc-n death of hi father. 8. M. linnu-ilintotv for Km mot t where lhr'vlM remain bnllT thfi lust of ... i : , specieu iiiiik wiinin me cuy inn- , Ho escaped Into Mexico after Spent Clirlsliiws Smith Vlts. A recent slate supreme court : hlH"conviollon and joined Villa anil Itnyinond Paytoit, son of Mr. ond decision defines . this right ami ; member of that raiding par Mrs. K. O. 1'uyton. who Is atlenil- gives tho city full authority 10 ut ,.0umb,is. N. M. lnLr colleire at O. H. f'.. spent his rcvulate the sale of milk as t'ur ..n,',..nnri,Eai.th!itLp ... V.,;,.,l I I'lirisuuas iionuiin ... ...i,..v. ..... retlll'iung .ionuay iu iiih'- if suuie bis studies. lem on lluslness Mr. and Mrs. N. .W. I, ice. ,or Vaneouver,' Wash., arrived here this morning aud will spend me nml possioiy tomorrow, m ndo on matters of real estate loess. They were, passenBers train No. 24. ..... .Yon, VWI urn I rons . . . I.oiiKvlew, S-ash., where they J spent the Christmas wect visiting They make their home at 3i)02 N Hireh. ..''. Miino isolation yow- .i nAnAra' uiti.innta iiaaiI ttvor nn tiieli war buck to rollPKO via uutombbllP,- hope rfi- fused to be (floomy una are.pfQviif. nm ui(i.i-.. C.. ..P. themselves durht, their ay a , fm -- . ..-, ., Ihelr way inroiiBii 10 rr..n.r... I Kon aim. i urwui.e"" e'r1' "i Ih- vacations at' home, and came nn nn.l Wash nirton alter spena- .to oo.l ltiver just at xne umo . , I. when weainer ..wuun... j . .luv of Klo'omy disappointment, the stu- dent resolutely brightened up and made slnglnff, games and other eu- thn KAvral UTIH lllllt'lll . oiiui.i m - days of waitlnir. Miss irnedft Kiop- days pf waitinir. .niss ii ncu.v fenstcln. of jl Grande, on her way hiiek to Conallls. was among the students w ho were nei up. n thought that they wefe able to go on lodoy. xi iv IM-1 I'tKi: t l.AIMS SALEM", Ore., Jan.". 6 '(At;). If, .... eti.-j tn ,1... .(..,. II cmirt . .. v... ' 1 at rriiamooK ycoiriu "t Heliiamm, state superintendent of banks, are accepted by the court, commUteeman for Oregon, ... ,.v-TAHliilnis. republican na , il.,.n slnckhnlders of tin n, six other stockholders of tho defunct Tillamook county, bank expressed were that this would will be relieved of all claims held provide enough money to pay an a gainst them on account of the Inspector and take care or other failure. expenses. ' I'nder the two petitions and at- To r.ct More Dntn inched agreement Williams volun- ( ily Mani.it. r Crews was aulhor tarlly offers to pay Into the assets iz(., t0 write to other cities In the of the bank J7t20, while the kIk northwest and to state officials to other stockholders voluntarily of- viJrn niore about milk regulation fer to'pay an eiunl amount, inak- n iher elllesand to report at next ing a total Of 16,250. I Wednesday night's meeting. With ' ' !thls action, the mutter was held SIX IXmlTJIRXTS 'over for u week. The dairymen PKN'ni.KTOif, Jan. 6 (AD Wpr0 asked to submit names of I hive public unu one seurei iuuim- ! mcnt were returned late yesterday by the Umatilla, county Jury" now. in session. Henry Klyno was in- -"Ive public and one secret Indict- dieted on a charged of receiving ed of receiving slol.-n property: H. Motley and Alma Holds were cacty named In two Indictments nf possession and Ir.'inHiinrtntion Of lUtOXtCUtlng 11 f,ior. The nature of the secret u-..a nnl in knUVII today. A CONSCieNCt" Woe Pinnftfir 1 1 1 ( 1 It w Branca Klckey, above, who first started the Idea ot big league clubs owning several minor league clubs tor use as farms. Now the St. louis Cards iwn several uiinor league teams aud Hlckey's idai la being put into operaUu" .by ptlier big leeKue clubs.:. MILK SUPPLY ! I I REGULATION' ' been sent -marine, corps lieadnuar QUESTION UP Iters as "Augusta faesur. Sandlno. ; un Indian, ; blood-thirsty und cruel (Continued from Page 1) iHDdwe iUk Qll In tb city, r gardlrsH of location, or the uHnrna Itlve of barring the sale of unin- j C K I.,.r Hi. ..... , ., .. ' , .,, ...in, , ..n , ... ; .iaui.-n iiv .-M.e.r It provides for un annual II- I cense fee on a sliding scale,, the sinap prouiicers payum- a.siiian " - '- and the lartrr, producers a na.e sun, A.. '' :. ""...T "f amount, and the larue producers a proportlouut must tal- is issuen nnu. unumms .' "r-!,,, alnance. no milk can be sold In the city limits ffoin uiiliceniied and uninspected com s. . ' '' I'l'ies Tor Inspector vl,,. ,, ,. ,MM,,or cows several times each year nrobul.lv monthly. This Innpeotor Would, work from the city Jicalth office.: After the ordinance, was read,' a fenerul "discussion followed and .r....w .-- r thp romiiilnHlon uskefl numerous niiPHifoiiH of tho daliymon. an'l 1 and rrpaincry men i)r!-8nut. It. h . 1 y- Jer, of thn nine Mountain cream- rry, u'ciani umi uu. ......... ....... . live uittinlv 1 V IJir UP 10 inn pro - " ... '" ,".i,. 'i,lt : i ' , ,,:',,.,, ,, ,,,; n dlnaricn wriia ' not - ..,, ,it,l. nnnii nv Dro- " -"- ,' , . , , - i and would assure the city of clear ,, u users wnein.-i ...... . n un ,.. ........ ........ r.tl.n n.lllf uo. Ill the c tv u n- - , , . , ' , , Insneeled and added t hat some of the, milk sold and consumed ry ci,ll,lrcn. , "rotten' and unlit lor hitinan consumption. i iiipinbci-H ot the dairymen s unt.M. ........ -- -- ohject is lo supply the piillre e lj. association poe ,.i with, clean, wholesome mint aim un pres.-.,. .. . .... .. ... ...... ;r. ordinam S,utcs, Kl a Cow i ti ... ii.i..,l nut ihnt' tho atato ..".r.V;; .o:eh.e . r.. pector is only able to come hpre ml onee every 18 ,nonths and is able to Inspect only uhotit about ll.l.n .i..,n- nf il, nl milch cow's. ...... - - Tho eopimisslon declared tmt the biff problem to it is the ques- uon 01 nuances. . oiniii issiwuvi l'layle siigBesfed a fee of I i, enw for producers und most opinions mon whom Ihey would recom- mon whom ,ney woiiiu rero mend for the position of iuspec un.l they agreed to have u ready next week. tor list I lmrinic the discission several lnirinic the discission sevo estimates were made concerning tj,e supply of producers, ranging fro,n 60 to 76. ond it was estim ated that it takes l.'joo cows to supply l.a Cran.le with milk , . . ' It takes coin-age to stay In any liilsioes.. ' ' Jealous Catsl . vn Energetic pussies leslouely guard Mllidy'i powder puff while It run It t.ltpboae-tlk itand, v. Pan-American Conference May Prove Failure vwien CITV. Jan. 5 rAm,iienilni A.litoHallv on the I Nloarngnnn sltiiatlon. y.l t;nlversal : j today doubts whether the Pan- ! .ii.-i i. .... . cess and sees the possibility that I trip to Havana untrs Itgntinr is ! in ulMMv.m hottmicA IaI. ! ''". i i i I In American Opinion to olreudy , lunitieu on ine sunjeei. 1 ' After reviewing ..Mnerlean edl jtorinl opinion In -regard to the happenlnKS oceiirrlns; on me eie of the Pan-Amerleun eontfress, the paper finds that the campaign against the rebel Oeneral Pan. lino, is unpopular In tho l:nlted States. It regrets that consternation In the l nlte.1 States la only duo to the fact that s yeru) inarlnej were killed in tho lost combats. SITUATION Vi NICARAGUA IS SAMETOPAY Pontlnnert front Pige 6ne of an A inorion-business -firm; tli Kfjioral declitretl,- v" '.. . Pnndlno, described himself,. in i jaiul anxious: to Kill some Aiiirr(r icaiiB." It was said ut the headouur . ters. . . Uo Is about 2S years old and nan j been convicted of a violent crlm ill Jllazaya, murine i i'. Jiarpie ey. K- r carried numerous tlags, all wun carried numerous Class, all with a ......i i .1.1 W..krrnund with ., rahn.. . worked Into . , . d black. Ho lias trurn- I i i peters who w orry , muripe iio , BOUn,Mnf (fuiar rmy calls (close to encampments, pften can-U tot lb- entire detachment to fall .,,,,, wh0 worry , marlpe pa,trois j BOU,i,1f reifular r lvull.. for Uct on by sound, llff X'.. ulmost under the ..tarin,, , t(,nl Tilo young Papdit J.ad earn- ,i the wbolrsome rttspyef pf ti !' who ' r trying to captw ilin. marine officers say. .We lw iNlcuruBuans and habitually mukfs Ioiik speeches tp them. , " WU 4rW '';' i VIONni.KTON, Jan. .6 (API According to marine corps In- r Vera OruliiKer, 4, a patient telliKCnee officers fandlno-. has ut tm, .;UN,.rn oreKOii slnle hospi 1000 rifles and 1,000' rounds of , j ine(S from Marion county, ".l,r.m I n' ia .ammuniiiwii .'., J,,., linu nnil ,lloPf( haVe been inJIou- Uo1B ,hat. hfs has several pieces of artillery. ,. , ) necemiy. anuino .yiv - v. " " ,"e..V: I U Deiore ino r.,.. w .S.0..0 ,.??P;. i , '" ' "'" i ! ,iy ot f llllillnatllls-, f UIs. lie nua .,..,i,- ,W,1 (. nil ,ken tho dynamite, inije 11 .... and it In ,,, coverings. I'lac ng the lawnnies curiup. I ruwhl.le coverlnffs. I'lacnR- wi ramuo . uanfp'o. 'pmb.' whlfh t.mwcr are said to throw with -the major portion' , , A. . ' f thncn wnilllilPII in iiJ . rtriii In. tb recent . w(ir0 i,t jy particles iron, bomb. ' '..' ,,,t 1W ' " , '-' - uiiivuMi-V ;n KOITH I... rUd ' rV ' ....j,. -their marnW.pit ir,i"".i- ,, ,,,,.; tor caropuil V . ;mnnaill- bj. Meut ,., Kfa Cows in herd-Improvement as sociation of the country number about 400.000 and give an average of about 7.600 pounds of milk an niinllv. The ordinary cow gives about t.r.lO pounds. The differ ence is not a result Ol mummy testing Itself, but the practice usu ally results "In Increased average yields In the herds because It re veals to the farmer the profitable. hlgh-prodlictton cows unu guide In culling, feeding, and j breeding. . ... ....... tn n.'ik. ulir Of tllA log rule to be used, lu scaling tlm-,' ber Bold from the farm woodlot. " jThe Iioyle rule is In common use ,n tne i-ouin, uui ,i m ; its esllmute of board feet In small und medium-sized saw logs. The Serlbner rule is fairer and is used I in the national forests, for small timber, such as second growth pifie the International log rule volumes very close to that give w hlch run be sawed out under good methods. A log measuring 10 inchfs Inside the bark at the small end and 1 feet long would scale tit feet by the International rule and only 3 feet by the Iioyle rule. Adequate records are necegfary to efficient management of 'any business. Many farmers, owing to a lack of proper records, do not in au, wiiui return, .thev actually Twelve, uor how these compare uh return, thev should rccelv: for th. lr work aud the use of their rapitul. Some are living on the Interest of their capital, making small wage, or oooe, aod no net profit, farm records may rary fromtbe taking of an annual In ventory to carrying Ibe most com plete and d. tailed system of cost aecouuts. ll'ltlI.RKD IV Htn R.TH WUITBY. Mass. Mrs. It. C. Ilnyd was. slabl.f.l to death In her bath by a women why .scaped. I Farm : v I Pointers I l . r ! PORTIA, 1927 MODEL 1 -4 'All 2? ,v,; ? S i university f..-ctl.iine of the leaders In the annual year book beamy I'intest nml a hiuh gra.liiur student ill llle t'olleKO of l.uw. k ri m r ItlimS AVP Fflttll. I , . .. . rtr 10 I'D St HOI (fj Olp , , : A ore., .Ian. ii. (AIM 's , fere.l .Ian. J. when he, ,,,- hr.mlw ,,., .. r,M,m.H f . .. . hulldlim ill n w"",',, "stove ,1 S I ,'to Mni. j,,,,,, ,lrKrove. SS. sh-(m , hs,,i. , T1 ,. widow, re. ,..,s ,,.,, i,,. VATIKNT Kf'IC'llHX ... . ...... .... eommmou suiei.ie iasU ii.k.ii ..y ..niiA,. .inw..i I'roA fniiM in J924 Kho ,ml loon a pal lout In Ih hopKul, but hud been re- , , h-wmmi. ; . ,... vvw is.fil.oltT , onMrranee . Tennis .... ,i.i i the. opinion " '"' or Hie .lux eoiienurs .... tried to levy a lax on the lllols aiihcuc nu.. , ..s - L...I ,.n.,..u lil,, I lint lelllis ".v mt imicli of 11 snort as footlmll ntid therefore e.vempl from the'.enlertninn.en, tax. A.ic-n tti. mu i,mh ' MIST 1 1 AVI'. II IS I'Ati I . .i a I 1' in . j . nh w.( liltiv .Maurice uavei, , , I.'ronch conductor. Aiiist have his i ' strong '-.native ciinirettes. II Hny.s unlPKh Jie ran obtain tln-in lw will -ranc.c-1 axontract for noncerls. y. COLONIAL I J TUB FAMILY BN'TnitTA INM F.N'P 10c and 25c Showing Friday - One Of The Year's Great ricturse l ( , j : tVeV '" . ce v t v fDress Parade Bessie Love Dress Parade -u N I I UN ;.. .N I Thn nil! Is Alice Slebnll. Iowa Indict McMillan On Murder Charge I .(IS ANOKI.IOS. Jan. r,.(AI') lir. t'hnrloB M. McMillan was In dlele.l loilay by the county itruixl Jury Tor the miir.ler i)f Mrs. Amelia Aiipleby, widow of il wealthy, t'hl ciiK.i inventor. The woman's body was found' ill a sack' In Han I'Vr nan.limi. Guard Against "Flu" With Musterole Influenja, Grippe and Pneumonia USUailJ a.uun....i.w.-. -- usuauy sunt wiiu wm, . .... t lhose warnm( pcliea rut) on you get those warnui(j ptnes mu on good old Musterole. t .ivt i .li,.iM the roneeslton u 1 , ,7. aotnn iviu;iciw... - p t; ,,, ,i nn-iliiimnf the oid-fushtoned Uhiaiu iiiasiw .... - .- ..r .. r....i A ;,,., a, the rust you ,cc, a .ya.ii. healing ointment penetrates the pores. , i then a bxiiik. iuuiwh ia".. - is : 1, ...l.uf ll'.u MiKtero ehandvlor j rmrencv use. It may prevent serioui I Illness. 1 To Mothmi Mu.terol i. lo made In milder form for bsbie. and .mall children. Aik for Children'! Mu.t.role. Jan & Tube! I patter than a muttard plat ft 10c TODAY Satruday and 25c II 07- Bessie Love Hickman Indicted For Thorns Murder I .OH AN0MI.K8. Jnn. 11. (Al) William I!. Hickman, confessed kidnaper nnrt killer of Marian Par ker, was indicted on second niur anr I... l:.v u hen Ibe eouulv urnn.l I jury ordered lilm IP trial fur ali.j - iim Ivy Thorns, itnsenui uriiK Klst, ilurluK nil linempled bold up a year ago. rm... In.lln..nunl iiImH cllll IL'C.1 ! Wllby Hunt now under urrest here. with murder for ulleged panui- palion In the same crime. I ' Sentenced to fen And Then Paroled i.'i-m.'Vi.:. Oro.. Jan. fi (W) jThn-o yenrs In the Hlato inltn : tlury was the wntnco Kivn 1 11, (I'ucoro, who pieauoa ki to u chai'o of obtaining inont-y nnib r I'abj" protensi. Ilia Hntonc1 va pronounrca in rirmit couii i.y Jntijfo t:. i siapwonh. v rVKoern was paroU'tl to the Itev. Kaihrr KiUIn V. O'llani who will snil tho youth bail to Wbhlla. Kans. o'Keefe. w athlete, uriiVf Kans. - vho wild he wua an oil lwi'f rofontlv wilh thp annoiinreii lntPntUm of. enter iirnr tho t'nivfrslly of Orojjon. Mo . ...... I ' ..l,,.lro l .H utnnH amount. ami i ho hatl no fuinls in tho-banli. hi urroHi. fnllowcu. I.AZV MiK. UK SAVS XHW YOltlv Sir Tlinnias llee i hani. llrlllsll enlliposer. Jierp as a nuesl eondiiel.il. has lltlllo n 'def inite oplulofi nb.iul . the lack of pep at home. "You know we're the lnv.lesl nallnll III Ibe wnrhl," he re nuirked. 'Isinee llie radio we have become ('oiiiatose. 1 foresee a nen eratlon wbleh will never get out of 'bed." ' Put. An End '. , io ' ' ' WaKhing Drudgery ! BUY A MEADOWS Washing Machine And enjoy 1928 WJ. CO, u-ui Li. ... Who Was He- This Man Who Laughed ? Wit) V.U.S lie this mu w in, hi im bed nl ihinncr anil sffl lit dentil? Wli (Illi cit ror love' lie's I ho iiMht lillilllilllii eliariw ler of the year nml jiiu'ro go'lng In see ll III llh'bni-il IH' iimv niclcjliii inn! Oswald Comedy "All Wet" raraniount News F.dtlic Syring at The Morton Arcade Coming MONDAY BEAU SABREl'R WE BUY FOU T ESS E SELL FORljESS m si its xd OVDItfO.VI'S 'llio rKisllito peak in ulue--ltln .. . . AIDX'ti SI ITS. . $9.89 - $12.89 ii i:-s ovi'iU'O.lTj; $8.89 - $12.89 savi: S.r,ll in nir llal-. $2.89 - $.J.:?9 MewYoRKbTORl? t Destroyers of High JMcei TlH-n-! aro Hcrnions In" Htons fa- perhiMy urlapted to those wiio .If va v5 In KhiHS houses.. , ,r If TODAY JOHN GILBERT in "MAN,- WOMAN AM) SIN" FRIDAY SATURDAY ! S -2- : ;.-r' Big Features ; JOHNNY HINES - . ' ilV-T-. .'.';. ...jV..,. 'HOME MADE" It's a jam good picture' - and ; jaCkhoxie -r-in : "The Fighting Thrt" rij'-iAnD 1L Defender THELMA TODO AGIUGOMf IACAVA PP.ODUCTION y Cl QammoarJ. Qictun TODAY ' FRIDAY SATl'R. the answer to 'Beau Geste' Star
