La Grande evening observer., March 13, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 5

Wednesday, March 13, 1929.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
1 Local News In Brief 1
Mr. Mcyem lu I'ortUnd
. J. I). Muyers, of La Grando, U In
1 Portland-, ..."
lu From CXne
- Hen Dutii-y, oC 'Cove, Is a vlullur
In La Grando tgdjiy. vJtj
r ' - ' ' ,
Coiiicm lo Iji CJraiwU ii, 'I ,
. H. I. Iturkor. of Covo. was 'a
Tlsilor In this city y.'SU-rduy.
Mr. I Jkliis Vkllor - .
Bert Klklns, of Los Angeles, rep
resentative of an oil company; was
a business visitor at tho Eastern
Oregon state highway simps in La
Grande today. ;
To Caliromla.to VkJl
Mis. Hrnry Goro, or Lu Grando.
Itft lust, nlejltt for Los Anm-lf.
Cal. : '.4.Jat
Visit IVoni linker
lr. and Airs. C. T. HnmuelM,. of
linker, 'ire . visitors ln Lu Grando
yfeterdof .
Mrs. A Willi 111
.Mrs. Jolin Adskln is suffering
from Influenza ut her La Grando
home, it is reported.
y)k'turiiH to. Idalio, -
Hit' J. Ill -McClullan, of New
Meadows, ldu., who has been In
La Grando visiting Mrs. It. A.
Woods, left today for Arco, Ida.
To Visit Mrs. Half
Mrs. J. G. Orniand, of Pendle
ton, arrived In La Grande today
to visit her sister; Mrs. H. G. Hale.
lii'ro l-'roni Klltenirise .
- Mr. ami Mrs. J. A. Burlojgh and
Mr. and Mrs. J. C.; Lewis are among
the out-of-town persons from Kn
terprlse today. . Tliey uru at. he
. JSucujmveu Inn. . .
Meet Tomorrow
Tho Stitch nnd Chatter clul); of
Alio luriien' uuxiliury of tho Ameri
can Legion, will meet tomorrow af
.ternoon ut 2 o'clock at tile home of
Mrs. Julius Itocsch. .
i lieliuni'd Yesterday
Mrs. W. H. fiarer returned to her
homo hero yesterday morning on
train No. 17 from l'Vunklln, -Ida.,
where she was called by the death
of her fat hen. J. 11. Scarborough.
J'"ni'i: Cut Treated
Nine-year-old Victor Ferris, of
Duncan, has been in L.a Grando for
medical treatment of a cut on tho
right side of his ftico which occur
red when he was at play two days
1 ago. ,' .:. !. .
Mrs. Clark 1U '. -. ' .
.. Mrs. Hobert Clark, whose home
is ut V avenue, guttered a- para
lytic stroke this morning about 10
o'clock and ' was taken ' to the
Grando Konde hospital. ' ,
Hetiini Homo lo L Uraude
Mr. and AlVa. C. K. Lincoln, of
La Grande, returned from Port
land' toduy with their little daugh
ter, Florence, who hus been visit
ing her grandmother In the Itoso
City. .... ..
Jurists Agree
Today On World
Court Protocol
GENEVA, March U (AP) Thu
liiternuiionul jurists Including
Kllhu Hoot, are now In uccord con
cerning ull , sections of the world
court protocol 1 dealing with tha
American reavrvutiun on advisory
opinions, i
Mr. Hoot, however. ri anxious to
havo tho entire protoool carefully
examined and madu to conform to
alterations in article four which
concerns advisory opinions and it
may be that tho complete draft
protocol will not be submitted bo
fore tomorrow, . ' t ,
T"
JU-tunw From California
All's. J. It. Cramer, of Wallowu.
passed through l.a Grande today
on the way to her home from
1'asadena, Cal., where she has uei-n
Sabath Defends
Chicago; Finds It
Fairly Peaceful
Y -W HINGTON, Mnr. 13 (AIM
AereeTnff that .there Is "a certain
Hiuuu.uH ui i wu' 1" , reaentative Sabath, democrat lllin
hor dauRliters, Mrs. O. W. Tanner j nla ,. u' Q.....,it t I..,
hor dauRliters, Mrs. O. W. Tanner
ana miss wuitruu v-ruinui. - , v1 t
ols, contends there actually is hiss
luw violation per capita in that city
and the state of Illinois than in
tho southern states "that have Bent
the leading; and most obnoxious
Teach Home Beautification
v, " N V - - ,
yX . , '
f un1
W.m ,M 0 J
; Guests at MK'all llniiiu
Mr. and Mrs. Keith McCool, of
; Cove, were .dinner guests at tho
home of lr.- and Mrs. It. G. Mc-
'' t:all Monday. They attended the
Llndsey-lllley debatu that evening.
Vlit at Kocliensiiawr lloinc
Mr. und Mrs. H. K. Kochen
sparger, of Coluinbus. arrived In .dry, auv0CHU.3 to congress."
l.a urnnoo mis morn ng v In an extenslon of remarks In
at Hie home of Mr. 4nJ Mrs. J. W. congressional record today.
Kochcnsparger. Mrs; It. fc. Koch- Sabathi a wct c(ed Bovl.rnnu.nt
onsparger Is J. M. Kochenspargor si ) hw, ,,., , ,9.s ,,..
Klster. The La Gnundo- vlsKors I wore u,n mea as lllany dBtmcrles.
have been visiting In California- J ,,,. tnu,. nmny t,,la f(ve j
. V - . ' .) ' ' ' i iinjes, as many lermenters, anu
-Many'tro o Baker . , more Mhan twice the number .ot
. - , , .gasFons or ninsn seizea in AiiiDama,
and Kaglerf Auxiliary of Lu. Grando ,..iorlUa nna GcorgIn vcombinoU
ii. aweuu i. v-v. ...,.. tnan , minols. The three states,
lodges in Baker tonight. Both La . ho have a po)ulatlon 2l)0tW0
Grande lodges will fxemplify tho I umep ,nl(t of hla atutc
worK oi inc luuges ai uie uiewiiii i . - . ..--. .... ,, ., 4 I
in the neighboring city. Kred Ros-I ' An1 'ls notwithstanding that!
son, president of the Eagles, and n8 taw ar0 nl enforced In theso,
Mrs. Edyth (loan, madam presi- ( dry states to the extent that they
dent of the auxiliary, will attend; T01-0 r state. he added. . j
. . ; - '. '-I ; admit--that wo have a cer-l
Mr. Hingo's Mother Visits ,. :." tlln amount of crime In Chicago,-
Mrs. Mary A. Hineo. 'mother' of he . declared,' "but . whero Is. tho.
K. H. Hlngo, arrived in La Grando i community or tho city that .has,'
yesterday and is visiting-Mr. and-"01- investigation win snow tncro
Mrs. Kingo. she cumo here from
Los Angeles where she haB been
visiting relatives. Thursduy Mr.
Ulngo met her In Portland and
they visited in 8alem, Uorvallis
and the Itoso City before coming
on to La Grande where Mrs. ltlngo
will stay for tho coming two weeks.
Tills is thu first time she hits been
In Oregon for 12 years and Is her
first visit to La Grande. Her home
Is In St. Francis, Kan.
Home beitullfliuliun courses, launched lu ttveiul mid-western stales,
ore changing farm Houses and surrouudiugs Into "lnruiBteuds." At
the University of Iowa, Ames,' Iuak, a course tn fuimsteud planning
la held for representatives of imal communities. Instruction lu
borne bcnutlfkatluli, lurui planiiuig and niunagvmciit ure given thesu
rcpresemallves who. lu uni, Inipurt It tu residents ot their com
munities.; This picture show the home ot U. C. Bice, Dallas veuuty.
. -'; luwa, betwa and alter ho- madu linpi'Qvencat, -
Many Towns Have Radio Laws To
Keep Peace lit The Neighborhood
eruls were hunt at work repuirhiB
serious vallrund damiiKo caiued by
the wtthdruwlnff inaurgentsi
In tho west, the Inuui'Kvnts, who
had been driving" on Maxutlan, at
first stowed down their advance,
and toduy were reported to hav
withdrawn their main forces north
of Culiucan and Qullu.
invrultiiitf Hulled.
Insident Portes Gil. confident
thut the revolt htis been crushed,
hus stopped recruiting in tho army
by volunteer orKunlvatlons.
General Simon Axulrre, brother
of Goneral Jesus AKUlrre,- defeat
ed rebel leader in Vera Orux.'was
court murttaled and executed for
bin part In the revolt.
Govpi'iimeut circles siUd the reb
el lenders were bending their fuin
llles northward to crop' Into tlio
United tStutes, Thoy held this as
an Indlrution of th collapso of the
rebel movement, -ia
NOG A,1jKS, Sonoru,- Mexico, Mar.
13 (AP) Advices' telllim of tho
defeat of fuderal foreeH and the
deuth of General Francisco Carera
torres, a fcderul commttnder In a
battle with rebels at Oarneros In
tho statu of Kan Iuls 1'utslt wore
received at revolutionary head
quarters here toduy.
MAY AltltKST KFIIIXS
WASHINGTON. Mur. 13 (Al1)
etention by the American author
ities of uny additional rebels who
cross the boundary lino from Mex
ico la considered likely by the state
department lu view of the Pan
Anrerlcan treaty which provides
for the Internment of Individuals
who rebel against the constituted
government.
UKHIXS HOM TllltKK PU1V18
A8 ANQUUOS, Mur. 18 (Ap)-r
Proclaiming threo Mexican porta
In the southern district 4if Lower
California to be In rebel hands, the
Mexican consulate here today re-,
quested fishermen in bos Angeles
harbor to discontinue all sailings
to. San Jose Del Cabo, Cupe Ban
bucus and MaRditlcna bay. Fish
ermen said the : request' would
cauuu a eonsUleruble loss to the
tuna fishing Industry In, tho south
ern waters, , u -4-
I'KIllOlrAI; iviv at Kini.u.
I MUXICO CITY. Mnr.' 13 (AP)
14 i. mltxlni'tkl tfimtiu unr
reiurted tn active pursuit of re
treatlnn rebel forces outside of Sal
tlllo, In un official government bul
letin Issued this afternoon whlcnf
stated that the government troopv)
occupiea Hull mo this mornieg,
.y. :.' :-J'
Kllilil WIFK AND HIMHLF t
' -. 1 " --.V
RBPDING, Cal., Mar. 1
Harry Williams, electrician, - beat,
his wife, Edith, to death, an then!
stabbed himself fatally. The cu
Iile, married l years, had aepar .
ated a short time ano, Pour ehlli
dren survive, H
BAKINO
POWDER.
-fullpouniL.
is no moro crlipe In Chicago In I
proportion to its enormous popula
tlon than In any other city or sec
tio'n of the United States.'
f.'To Visit larenls
Mr. and Mrs. ( P. Holbrook, of
l.a Grande, motored to lgin to
;: Vay wliero MrwHol brook iV4U.-v)stt''
Tier parents, Mr und Mrs. V. K
X Hug. Mr. Holbrook later returned
to Ja Grantlo.
VNIs Mrs. Grundy
Mrs. J. P. Grundy had as her
guest yesterday her - brother,
. . Charles 1'ulmer, of IJiilu-r, who
upent the day in l.a Gmnde.. Mr.
i'almer in -also a brother of Mrs.
';K. Harding, of this city.
! AIj Iiwl In link
1 - . " ....
i'.. Mr. and Mrs. Henry .teiton, 01
i'l taker, puHsed s through i-ft Grunde
;; this morning on the way to I'ort
. Innd where tliey will spend a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Melton were married
In Baker yesterday and are on their
i honeymoon.
; ltit-ovcring1
, Tom Itiickman, who underwent
Un appendix oneration several days
ago. is recovering rapidly and ex
pects to be able to leave the
Grande Konde hospital In a day or
two. .
Gitiago ICnU'retl
; A garage at 2U05 Pennsylvania
" l' avenue was entered yesterday by
iftiiit person who slule some colls,
( butteries and other articles from
; a truck and trailer stored there.
V according to a report mude to the
1 police..
it
llettmiH to I taker Hoiik
" Mrs. Minnlo Juhnsuii, of linker,
returned to her home this morn
, lug from 1-a Grando where she.
, has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
- M. M. Huclmnan, and her brother,
George Buchanan.
GLEE CLUBS ARE
REHEARSING FOR
"YOKOHAMA MAID"
Student. to Como Ilomo-r-
Spring vacation In Oregon's In-.
stltutlons of higher learning aro 1
about to begin. These - annual
holiduys which Are about a weok
In length give students opportun
ity to go to their homes foc'-rest
and recreation. ; Many Xft G rem do
(Continued from Page 1)
termlnes to find a way out of the'.
dilemma. Knogudl ( Wayne Nus- :
ban 111) tho mayor's secretary, is;
hopelessly In love with O Slng-a (
Song, whoso companion, Klsslmcot
(Jean Campbell), Is quite as much j
enamoured, .of KnogUdL ( Fateddq,
Uie-i'fato kt-'tstoro
ucts O Hlng-a-Rong to.
will come to their homes for th vllt tho United States and com-'
n.r!n.l ft,.c ...til Ik U .. " ttlptn llPT ffl 1IPJI I III tl HlPl'fl nu tin
campbs or take advantage of Invl-j wishes the Mayoress of Kyboshol
tatious offered by friends to vaca-to Ie n u' respects the envy of
nun uisewnere. iuany will go 10 t"i,'. v oiiiK-a-ounif Kiuuiy tic
'studontlTTrorn' brogdWtatolSlI- er
lego und the University of Oregdn-K01 ncr- ,lwtruct
...... . iu i.A irniA
Portland. The spring Intermission
begins at tho University of Oregon
on Mar. I S. ,
ceptH the opportunity, and the end
of Act 1 Hees hor departure - for
America, accompanied by Klsslmee'
and Tung-Waga (Doris Cade), herj
Automobile Demolished V ' ' uVwrn v...-.iiw nnri tu ..!
Coming to l-a Grande uliiiont L'nnt ri,i,.h ..i,u
KTw" ?1 w T ' ?mdy; w du' 0 S'ng-n-Hong is due '
Walla Walla, Wash.. Sunday night buck homo to be man.Ied to Fa(. j
automobile, between hert and' ,,. . . , ,v 1
road was slippery, and difficult to C ' .T n . . V""" I
Mn i-.,i .i .u - ...return. They are greeted enthus
iastically. Kcteddrn prepares fur j
Kamela. It was snowing. T?
see, Mr. Grady says, and the result
was. the car ran into an embank-I
Tho
an immediate, wedding ceremony
A car jand CH"H upon Knogudl to perform j
ilv ini1 Knogudl. refuses und Kateddo
ment nnd was demolished,
driver cscuped with bruises.
rntnlnir hehlml iol M fl ,
to Iji Gmnde where ho came in . ""dertnkeH the office himself by
connection with the case of U. A. ivirU,e of hlH inayoralty..' Just ns
Osborn vs. the National Union llriflhe 18 ,l,"ult lo proceed to the cll
Insurance company, a corporation. I ,,mx' a y"ng American, Harry
which is to bu tried in circuit "Cortcauo (Henry Culp) appears on
court.
t
the scene. He has comn to Juiinn
with O Sing"-a-Song's party and, ;
after vxplainlng his . reasons for
thus suddenly intruding. Cor tease,
announeoH thut O Klng-u,-!Song' ami
himself are 'married. 'v.:- ;
Fateddd; discontented,' tries ti
AYeilt to HofM?
'K Mr. and Mis. Clyde Osborne left
yesterday morning on train No.
for Boise, Ida., whero they will
f I ie mi a few days. They expect to
return Friday night. On the return
trip they will stop In Caldwell, Ida.,
to visit with Mrs. Osborne's sister,
Mrs. li. G. Selders. ' - '
FKimi'AIIV FlltK LOSS
- SALKM, Ore., Mar. 13 (AP)
The total flro Joss' In Oregon out
side Of Portland for the month of
February Was $313,219, according 'find comfort In tho retort that the
to theTeport of Clare A. Lee, state (American . has married' a. pauper,
fire marshal. Jesses of $10,000 or I A pretty argument ensues over the
imre were: Ashland, hotel, $45,- jterms of the will aforeKal.d,- and in
000; Athena, hardware store and !the end, ..Cortcaae shows that O
contents,, $33.i)ftO; Kugene. apart- I.Sing-a-Kortg has complied entirely
ment house und contents, $12,000; jwith all its provisions and Is leg
Marion county, state training, ally and Irrevocably his bride, rc
school, $rl,000; .Salem, upartments talning Into the bargain all of the
and theater, $10,000. wealth to which she falls heir."
WASHINGTON '(AP) To", pre
serve "the peace of .the neighbor
hood and to protect both the list
ener and the non-Iistenerr several
states and cities have Invoked the
police, power In the regulation Qf
rndto. . y r . . .
A" survey of these laws and ordi
nances taken by tho legal depart-;'
inent of thp federal radio commission-
discloses a-' wide - variety of
legislation designedto curb Inter
ference, protect " the publlo 'from
tho din of loud speakers,' prevent
fires, restrict the location of -broadcasting
stations and govern the In
stallation of - transmitting ,'and re
ceiving sets. - V ' ;
Detroit lius oheof tho most .dras
tic' ordinances. ' The. operation of
a noise making or. noise ampiiry
lng instrument by which the peuce
or the neighborhood', is disturbed
Is made a nuisance and .the opera
tion of any radio ln any public or
private place which disturbs or an
noys persons owning Or occupying
property In the neighborhood is a
misdemeanor. . " ' ' ,' ' ' - "V
Oakland, Cal,, 'has a- similar or-'
dlnanee and Memphis has drafted
an ordinance ..to'roguhite. tho.-use
of receivers n buelness1 estubllsh
intMiM. 'PTro prffpbsed htWicTpt
musicul instruihents'm tho liome.
Spokane -has -a-typlcat ordinance.
It makes unlawful the operation
of any ' instrument' w1ilch; causes
electrical Interference with' ' radio
reception between 6 p. 'in, find mld
nlglit,' X-ray pictures or examina
tions arc allowed In cases" ot emer
gency. ' i
A Minneapolis ordinance' "pro
vides that no. broiidcaMllug station
muy be Operated , within, the, city
without a municipal permit. , An
un nun l fee is exacted of broadcast
ers. The operation of a.. transmit
ter in the. city or.wlthin.lw6 miles
of the city limits;. Is prohibited "if
the power' is more than 600 watts.
Minnesota has. a lawwilch 're
quires thu broadcasting of Jn for
mation, helpful In. locating stolen
property and 'the- upprehenslon of
wrong-doers. A fire . protection
measure In St.. Louis proscribes
how Installations of, transmitters
and receivers may. be made. A
Michigan act given the public utili
ties commission authority, to, pro
hibit the operation of two. or more
stations within the .state simul
taneously if llttetferenco in recep
tion results. ;"
1 SHOESHOSIERYl
I
fflii'a TukUm - inotller, Ml-8. Mabt'l
ColilnM. proprk'ti-fHS of' u Biiverly
HlliH rca 'ruoiii, wulti'd tu Inko lliu
tlilltl td.l.oB Angcti'H.
Acrofta from Bohncnltump's
(ii'l llu
KKI.I' Sl'.HVU'n
IIAIHT
' IT I'AVSt
REBELS MASS
GREAT ARMY
AT TORREON
. - (Continued trem Page 1)
staged u coup yesterday und toduy
was strongly entrenched at Naut,
which he took oyer ln the nume of
the government.' .'. '. :
Ttehel reverses In tho oust und
west also .were - reported.
. Uetrputing before the advance of
GeiieraKiAlmar.au, tho Insurgents
evacuated, Saltlllo after looting two
banks of about $ 60,000. The' fed-
Shoot8 Daughter
And Kills Herself
To for Itrtland
. Hal liohnenkamp, Mrs. W. H.J
jiouneniiump. anu .mis. ; rrana
'...,'Haker, all of this city, are leaving
tomorrow for Portland Where Mr.
Mohenkamp will attend a refriger-
tor convention. They expect to
" le buck In l.a Gninde Sunday. Mr.
and Mrs. W.- H. liohnenkamp re-
turned Saturday Trout ' a vacation
in California.
Hero 011 Wlt-s- "
' Mrs. Kileen Mumside, who makes
. t' her home on Hurricane creek in
J Wallowa county and her sister.
Miss Ida Itunstaddler. of Welser.
rlda., but who has been visiting with
f. her sister for the past two months,
.are La Grande visitors having
driven her yesterday from Wal
: Iowa county. They are guests at
f the home of Mm. Harry Gibson.
, Itrnco hiltlatefl
? Tom Bruce, of La Grande, fnsh
' ; man in commerce at the Oregon
State college hus been initiated into
the Heaver Knights, local chapter
- uf the Intercollegiate Knights, na
r tional underclass honor fraternity.
. file is the representative of his frat
irrnliy. Slgmn Nu. The function of
. Hif Beaver Knight bt to enforce
and uphold campus traditions and
to stress s-rike In evpry phase of
4 colic st: a.tiMrv ---
Uhle Gets Sore Arm Treated
-rr , u wn'l tl" V'VVf
C.VItMliL, Cal., Mar. 13 (,P)
leather than rellmiulKlt her child
to another, Mrs. Florence Kmartl,
,1ft, -Mhot her 11-year-old dmighUv
through the head and sent a bullet
Into her own brain. Mrs. Hmaril
died fnstuntty, while her daughte
Is not expected lo live.
The shooting occurred while the
Makes Shaving
a Pleasure
Can you Imagine shaving
be) ng ji pleasure 7 J ust I ry
K lt K N AO H II A V I N i
CUKAM and notice the Ulf- .
. Tereiire. This great favorllo
soflenM the beard so that'yur
ruzor aliden over easily und
quickly. You .can speed, up
rfhavlng ; considerably ' wMh
Klenzo, It lalhei's equally
.'us well with licit or. cold wa
ter. . No, your facu a favor
by trying Kleniso. ;
Shaving: Orcani
t :. 39 cents '
Hulil unly ut
Glass Drugs
Inc.
Tlio Itiuall Sfore
La Grande, Ore.
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V3
':BUY-AT0UR;.::'5;;;;'
Big Elimination
While you have 'the opportunity,
' Only four more days.' : . " v -v'; ,
Successor to Clint's Clothiery .
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Tonight
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1
Knowing that George t'hle'a right arm if ln good condition mean
chance at the pentant thij aeaaon, the Detroit Tigers wnt the (ormr
Cleveland pitcher to U Angeles 'eaVljr in Tefaruary to take arm
treatments from Or. Charles Hpescer. one of the beat authorities on
sore baseball arms. I hie la iho n getting his first treatment from a
To The
Traveling Public
Of La Grande
When In Portland why not slop
it the Hfiithmaii or tho New
Heathnmn Htl? We can give you
a nice lurgi outside room with
bath at $2.&0 -per day, single, or :
. S.6 doiible; corner rooms, over
looking the piirk and the city, $4.u'j
single, $fi.(Mi double,
- Wo have two wonderftil corfeu
shops tn ttddlllon to our main din- .
Ing room irlces most reuMomible.
Also we have five hours Of Plpo
, Oifcan concert dally.
Wh are loated In the heiirt of ,
the theatrical district, being next ,
door to the Portland Theater, with
in half a block of the Itroadway ;
and half a block from tho Ifelltg;
also nar the financial and shop
ping cwiter.
Heathman Hotels
G. E. Heathman Geo. M. King
0 n?r ami Mgr.
I'srk m halnimi
Amtt'i. Mgr.
ItnmUway m Sulmoii
There's a REASON for Childish UK
Many children have chi'bnic ailments that are un-;';
suspected. As a rule children ure credited with com-;
; plaining about every little thing. But when a thing i
becomes common they treat it as a matter of course
and say little., ,:' .:':':: :.:r':,-
i It a child becomes peaked there is a reason for ,it.-'-.
If. a well child Suddenly develops illness there is a rcv-
an eight-year-old girl. They dated from a fall in thej'
schoolyurd, which disordered the spine and which was
easily adjusted after the child had suffered more thon .
a month unnecessarily. . - , , . '.
IJy my health methods I correct diseases of the cye's'f'
ears, nose, throat, lungs, heart,. stomach, liver, kidneys,';
bowels and lower organs, ; , ' '
1 Make your appointment; for health by , .
. ' ' Phoning 4U7-W today. ;;" . .?
rr- DR. J. E. WOODELL ; r ;
' so Soiiiini'r lllilg. ... Mount -5, ?- If. M. :'
lluu.0 fulls niiHwcrt'd. . . -i
TO SATAN
STARTING
TIIIIRSDAY...
CEMND THt
Who were the brains
Ix-'hind the German
lines? See the most
amazing series of ac
tual battle scenes ever
shown in this country.
miAt- 'a my S"'.'-'1"'. .
U inurs.,-rnaay
"It's Your Date, Big Boy"
1
I
Comedy!
"Sailor Suits"
Pathc Review.
Refreshing vibrations
from the "It" girl! The
Bow appeal with a Kick!
A tyad. Melcc of Chorines,,
Play lioys and Romance.
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