La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 16, 1929, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextI Wednesday, October 16, 19291 'ilg'C Five LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. i ' """ " ' I' Local News In Brief Iteturnrd From Kiitorp.i.stv ('has. K. Hlklerbrand has return rl from Kntorrisc whore ho has' boon working for tho past month. GRAND LODGE NAMES DIXON CHANCELLOR linliliil Mrn to Meet Overmeler. Walla Walla: B. W. Tin; .Superior Kaliliit association I Tillotsun, llelipner; l!ol Holilnson, will meet liiniKht at llle l.a Clratulo , Salem are among those reijlsteietl Printing company office. The tis-- at the local hotels, gocialion which Is new here. Is r i.,,-- i-.-mlillv ami anyone rals- nbhitM or ueslrlmr to do so iutr arc invited to atlinu ami iiccuuiu members. A market has been se cured, both locally and In l'orl l.iml, for all the rabbit meat than can be raised and at a price that will return a lair profit. It is said. Work is now- being done on the fur inarkelinR part of the Indus try, both raw and manufactured. ThrouKh wholesale buying Of feed, in.l cooperative selling of meat, fill aad slock the association hopes to build the enterprise into one of benefit not only to the. mem bers but to the community. Their nieclim: night was formerly Fri day but has been changed to Wed nesday cve,r.lngs. At the Hotels Among Ihosc whose names ap peared in the hotel ledgers are: I) t'. Sherwood from Walla Wal la: Mrs. W. Shields. Ihilerprise; ("' ' M .lames, Tacoma: J. U. lur cher. Kalerprlse: William Duhy. linker: t'. A. Miller. Hnterprise: C. t Clniilwick. linker: It. W. Leon ard. Walla Walla, ami J. T. Craw ford, Walla Walla. urik IT Animals Inning Ihi' month of September Albert Kinnison, I'nion counly government. Iiunler, killed 17 predatory animals.' Including one bear, three bobcats and 1:1 eoy ot.s. The lolal killed In the state was '112 coyotes, XI bobcats und k stock-killing bears, for ll total or 4IID predatory animals. Worklnir Miss Kva Woods is working at the .lack Allen Supply cumpany during the illness of .Miss t'ressa Wells, who is reported to be Im proving. Who to C'lly I'arli The t'heskchamay I'anip Fire group's candy sale held Tuesday Is reported to he a success. Mon day they enjoyed a hike to the city pant. In place of having" a regular meeting. Will It-turn 11. 10. Coulidge. and .1. K. O' Ilrien will return about the last of the week from a hunting trip In the lmnaha territory Willi W. M. Dobbin of Union. They left last Friday. Itccovcrcil .1. H. Kihly's son has recovered from a tonsil and ndncnlds opera tion which was performed last Wednesday. Fred Hand has also recovered from a tonsil operation of tho same date. (Continued rrom Page, 1) From linbler Mrs. John Schilling and daugh ter. Opal, were In La Grande yes- lh( following: lirand chief. Mrs. terday on busln.ss. i Helen Stranahan. Hood Itlver: M grand senior. Mrs. Nettle lllird- WW i Hot urn From Idaho Mr. and Mrs. John C.roulieh n t ui no (I from Idaho where thoy have been for about a week. Wont llonu This WVolioml Doris Suminorvillo viaitod her home In IVndk'Um over the weekend. Is Iiotivorlnj: - I.. D. Stiindl-i'V Is improving rap- j nillslmro. idly after a tonsil and adueoid op eration October 1". esty, Koiitdde; ruml junior, Mrs. llvn Marks, Kosebiii'K: unum niauaKor, Mrs. Mamie 1 Jennet, fiend; mistress of reoords and cor rospondonoe, M rs. Ko.so Knrrtnjj ton. l'ortland; mistress of finance, Mrs. .Mabel Krickson. Vulsef.; grand protector. Mrs. Maude Krn zier; grand nurd. Mrs. Kthol Murphy, Albany; supreme repre sentative, Mrs. Km ma MeKfnney. Mrs. Cobi deLesplnosse Kov4riiiK M urel Andrews Is recovering rapidly from a septum operation. Holm-us to Work Mrs. Otto Williams returned to work Monday after illness. Itcliirnecl to Wonk K. M. Keown has returned work after a few days Illness. From 1'nioii - Mrs. Fred -Self, of I'nion, l.a Grande yesterday. IVoiu Sumuiervillo Mrs. Charlie Oswald, of Suni inervlllv. was in l,a Grande re eon t ly. Her daughters, who aro visiting her from Canada, arrived Saturday, Urlve tit Kcnnewlek Mr. and Mrs. A. U. Spencer drove to Kennewiek recently with Mrs. Alma Talhott who has been visiting with them for about two weeUs M-i-s. Tallmtt is on her re turn trip to her home in l'ortland iind stopped in Kennewick to visit friends. From Medulla Jmlge and Mrs. Hack, of Molal lu. Ore., inndo n surprise visit, to their son Walter fieck recently. While here they are going on n hunting trip back of Beaver creek. (ondil.Tm. I'nl'I.v ;k1 Condition of Knoidi Morgan, who is n-covering from a wound resulting from a hunting -accident Sunday, is reported to be fairly good at tho Grande Hondo hospi tal this morning. Then; has, however, been little change in his condition. l!e';Mored at the lintels Kred linn and family, of Bak er: Niirmun Belcher. Spokane; Mrs. It. K. Stivers. Knlerprise; it. W. linker, ltiiise; N. V. Nyo. Twin Kails; .1. II. Whitney, Boise: and Until Brnekway. Grundy Center, Ida.: are aiming those registered at tin- local hotels. From Portland J. P. Grodski general safety agent of tho O.-W. it. It. and X. is In I-n Grande from l'ortland for a few days on business. Itet'urn Thnrsdiiy H. K. Dixon will return Thurs day from l'ortland where ho has been for about a week, attending K. I. grand lodge. Yesterday he was elected grund chancellor. Have Gone Hunting Hlchard Hill and tlto Itev. Fath er O. Nooy expect to return in n tlay or two from a hunting trip. They have boon gone since Sunday, hunt lug- deer. To Portland .1. A. Boers was taken to Port land Monday evening where lit will bo a patient in tho St. Vin cent's hospital. 70-Year-Old Woman was re-elected. Memorial Service. Held Following the election of officers tho knights and sisters gathered in the bulge auditorium for mem orial services, with the past chief's club of Phulena tenip'o, Portland, in charge. In tho report of the altruistic committee of the Bylhian sisters. It was stated that the altruistic work fur tho year amounted to $13.3711. 10. Bast grand chiefs of the sisterhood hold a banquet last night in the rosoroom of the Hotel Benson. WKDMSKDAY PROGRAMS The National Hroadcasting com pany program for Wednesday night follows: G:3t. songs and or chestra; 7:30 to S, descriptive compositions; 8, Bonds lo Ho- luanco; S:3U. Hill Hilly boys; 9, Parisian miintol; 8:30. Three boys; 1U. Minstrels; 11, to 12, Musical Musketeers. The Columbia Hroadcasting sys tem program for Wedlinosday night follows: 7. orchestra with soloists; 7:30. negro spirituals; 8 to lb Show -Bout. KGW (Ol'OltO-liO. NHO: 8:3l)10REGON STATE'S features; tt:30, vaudeville; in, con cert; 11 to 12. dance band. TiU'oma concert 8. CBS; KNX (Hi50kc) 7, orchestra; S, features; 10, dance music; 12 to 1, records. KHJ (itooke) 7. features; 9. vaudeville; i:S, symphony; 10, dance music: 12 to 1. organist. Salt l.ako City ; KSl, (moke) 7, NBC; S, Amos and Andy S: 15. studio; 8:30 NBC; H, vocal and instru mental novelties; 10. dance music. Oakland KGO (7'.Miko 7. NBC; H::10. Foaly and Ashley; 10. NBC. KBX (SSiikc) 7, news; 7: an, Kdnu Fischer; S;30. Melody Man; 'J. gospel hymns: U:S0, llawaiians. SlMikano KHQ (TiiMlkc) 7, NBC; 0, ol0 time band; l:30. Dough boys; io, brass band. Seattle KOMO (Itiokc) 7. NBC: I. old-t line band ; 1 0, brass ba ml ; 11:15, NBC; 12 to Yi'MK organ. can stop Ward will do much to ward winning the game. It Is said, and tht Normal school team hopes to accomplish this. Ward, how over, Isn't the only yard-gainer on the visit eleven. Bos Kef for, of a Grande, being one of several other backs who tiro strong bait tot ers. Tim gnmo will be called at 2:30 o'clock at tho high school field I with Charles Keynolds as referee. Jimmy Kosenhaum will be umpire land George Seott, Baker high school coach. Is to bo head llnes I man. manufacture,' sale or purchase ol ...,...,.1 in.!,,,. I. if ConKAe Ul.nl.nn democrat. Texas, author of tin lMh amemiment. IH.XOV MX ATTORN FY H. 10. Dixon, of Bi, Grande, who was elected grand i tho 1C. I'. grand lodge meeting in Ulllo Jx. rremi Inland yesterday, is a promin- m.m.i mm. uoeuiu j ,,nt attorney of this city and a j member of Ked Cross lodge No. 27. SUMM'IT. N. .1., Oct. Hi ( A I ' ) ! News of hi.4 election was first re Mrs. Laura Mathilda Titus, white . reived here last night by telegram, haired and wrinkled by 70 years Mr, Dixon's selection is regard -of life, today killed her 73-year-old ed as an unusual honor and local husband with an axe. - members were enthusiastic when Tho victim. James Titus, mar-' they learned lie was selected for ried her -Hi years ago. thin position. Mrs. Titus confessed tho killing to police. ' The woman, weighing little more I PRESHYTERY IX than 100 pounds, and hard of hearing, said she slew her husband because she couldn't endure any! longer his abuses. He drank heav-I (Continued trom Pago I) .11" "i '.i .i .., , ! has serv mm iiiui iiiiiH lli'li one nu uliv nun i twice with an axe. Kvr (7fi0kc c:.io. trio; 7. CBS; 7:30. llent !i, dance orchestra. Mis Angeles KNX (lOf.okO 7, radio skit" 7:30, features; 10, dtuicu music; 12 to 1, recordings. K1JJ (OOOkc) C:U. news; 7, CBS; 7:30. symphony;, K, inovio to 1, AUTUMN SESSION ROOKS HERE FRIDAY (Continued from Page 1) chancellor lnicum: 1U- ul,,lLC - organ. KFI (640ke C:30. , NBC; concert; 10, NBC;. 1 1, .news. Salt Lake City KSI ( 1 isokc) 6:30. NBC; S, Amos and Andy; S;16, features; 1U, N BO. . ; ,', Denver . ' " KOA . (snokc) G:30. NBC; R, Amos and Andy: S: 15, features; ib orchestvu; 10; NBC. . 1 " ; , . J " .San- FrnuclsiJo.- t't K Flt( (GlOkc) 7', CBS; ' 7:30, features; S, movie club; 10,, dance music. (OSOke) C:30, NBC pro- d for one year as Muted supply, was found In order a-ii presented to Mr. Williams. Ar rangements for his installation aro for Sunday evening. November 3, the Rev. Weston F, Shields, of Kn tei prise and Mr. - Walz of l.h Grande, officiating. The Itev. 1 1. A. Thompson. !. D., of Portland, i-ynodlcal executive, wa. present 'J.1 Hilt avc Bart Miss Louise LeiglBon. of I. a Gran-le, a student at Gooding col-l.-ge, will give a dramatic reading on Friday. Oct. IS, at the college hii-ioir an eiiiertnininent which will feature "The Tryst in tf Place."' a play by Booth arkington. j Cluh Meeting; Pn-l ptuiotl Tin- meeting ol" the Presbyterian Men's club announced for Thurs day eveniiiK. October 17, imstponed becalisi l'rm Fnlcn M rs. I )ora K. Myers and Mrs. Kred Fox. of Union, .wore .In La Grande yesterday. HACK CAN'T FKa'RF IT CHICAGO. Oct. 10 (A I) Hack Wilson has been playing baseball for many years but he can't make j out the mental attitude of the fans. "When I'm going great, you ride nwv wli.-n I .l.m't limi vi eri'dit. you cheer me," the pudgy Cub out- i,ml Ils torrespondinff i,iemb?r fielder told a cheering crowtl 1 ,-1 which met tho team on Its return1 Wj,Ik W)lS appointed ehair- frnm Bhitadel)hla and tlio world ! ot 111,1 oommlltee o?" national series. -1 can't figure "u out." , ""issions. with Mr. Baird and Uob- ert S. Kakin ns niembers on tho .MORK ORFGON Tl ItKMYS .... j commiGee. He also heads tin CORVALLIS. Ore.. Oct. 16 (AP) I comniiltee on tirogram ami field I Oregon will supply 10 per cent j i"'tivlties. aad was re-elected ehali- more turkeys for tho nation s me onaru oi irusiees; mv. Thanksgiving and Christmas tables; Williams was appointed ehalrina.. than heretofore, according lo" the "I Hie commlltee on Christian Kn first turkey reimrt issued today by , deliver, Mr. Shields of the cr... the marketing department of tho ! mittee on foreign missions, and r- ; Mr. Harris or Burns, chairman ot K BO gram. Oak land! KGO (700kc 0:30, NBC; 10, dunce orchestra. KLX (SSOkc) 7, news; 7:30. Kdnu Fischer; S. oducallonal hour; 9 to 10, pianist and soprano. Seattle KOMO (t20ke) C:30. NIIC: in : 1 i. news; 0:30, vuudevllto; 10, concert; 11, KMC; 1J to i:au, or gan. SHkaiir). K HQ (5!)(lu) 0:30, NBC; 10. concert. husky Tigers who are. also pre paring for. a -weekend contest, against Fntorprlse here Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. While the Normal leant was carrying the ball, Qulnn took this opportunity to spring some of his new plays, and most of them made yardage. On tho defense, the Nor mal forwards presented a stiff and almost unbreakable front, although Fnus plowed through for the blue and white occasionally for a few yards. Only one man Is definitely on ihft Ininred list for Friday. Miller, of I'nti n, a guard. Irwin Sarrtt 1 and Brown aro all rounding Into shape, although It Is not expected that Irwin will play more than a part of the game as his shoulder In Hltll troubling him. Tho rest of the squad Is In tip-top condi tion, and anxious to score another victory. 2.1 Puioks, Coming ; Freshman Coach Dick Newman is to bring a squad of 2f Books lo La Grande, probably arriving dur ing Thursday, night, and most dan gerous of Hie bunch is Ward, of I The Dalles, who Is hailed as a real find in CorvnlHs. The team that , . F.xpect Tough Game Al that, the rouks aro expecting ; a tough game. The CorvnlHs paper I lias this to say: "The game orig : inally scheduled between the rooks : and the Fniversii yof Washington frosh has been cancelled by the Seattle, institution. This game was ) to have been played In Seattle, on Nov. lit. As a result of this change the Kastern OregonNo ruial school at l.a Grande has been added to the O. S. C. freshman schedule . . . Tills game Is not likely U be any set-up for the local rooks as those Kastorn Oregonians, oaehed by Bob Ouinn, former Orange- baseball and football star, beat the strong Col lege of Idaho team in a decisive manner two weeks ago . . . New man says his hnckticld Is fair this year hut tho line will b0 light. It In doubtful if there are any, men on tho entire treshman squat that will weight more than 200 pounds." uj it'll franliCleaYinger HUE? I 1 rx Local funs, however, are not be ing misled about that "light rook Hue," It may be remembered that neither has Qulnn any 200-pound-era in -hfs string of forwards. LIQUOR INQUIRY PROPOSFD WASHINGTON, ()e(. HI (AP) An inquiry to determine whether the government may prosecute buyers of Mquor under section 6 of the Volstead act which prohibits You want your moving dono with euro At a price considered fair. - - . l.m't It nlKfi linn that VOI1 Wan the moving man to bo piompl? If so, phono us, , ; Hunting Trhi i Mr. and Mrs. B. Noyes have gone on a deer hunting trip to I Spring creek. They are expected i to return today. j Oregon State college extension set vice. HjmV Wires will bo Is still uncer tain, but advance q notations are in cents a pound for number one dressed toms. Kill 1cc Frank Maguire, Harry Fnss, ami TIIFY ALSO GOT Tllllllt MAN TORONTO, ("'t. 1,1 (') Chalk up another for the boys who always get their man. For mine years Alexander K us'H has been sought for a murder In Austria, THURSDAY PROGRAMS Tho National Broadcasting com pany program for Thursday night follows: 7, music and financial advice: 7, .Olympian; 7:3o, ym phony hour)' 8:30, Mux Dotin and orchestra; it, Memory Lane; 0:30, two-piano concert. The Columbia Broadcasting sys teni program for Thursday night , committee' on pensions. follows: 8, orchestra.. The $exf meeting In-April. lii:to,-r ' ' j ,. Borland , will be held tit :iie Presbyterian i KGW (iL'okc) 7, NBC; 9:30, church, La Grande. -studio; 10, brass band; 11 lo 13, .... ! organ. . Tncoinn KVI (7001(c) 7, silent hour; has been of unavoidable io Thursday evening, ia. imo rc.per reiurneu wun a i(i.- miVjn(; wvn)n.i rtl.r imposition of p.mnd deer last Sunday. It was j( J0.vr1. w.llU.nrp. Two of tlv shot near Five Points. j , -oval ' Canadian mounted police nabbeil him In a restaurant here. tob. M. just one later. An- ii'Minc inciiL oi pane "im i.. u ill appear next w cell. ,-n and Mrs. rove to l.a l.iauoe I'nmi BaUei Mrs. Anna C W.nter Point di vesicrday from linker to spend the day with Mrs. N. W. Courtney. Mrs. I'lausen's daughter. They re lurued home last evening. Here Yesterday Mr. and M rs. W. M. ( 'oughen iiwer were in La Grande from Nnrt h Powddr yesterday. Mrs. 'dney Lee accompanied thein. Baby IUiv Mr. and Mrs. Matt Betters are j the parents of a baby boy born last, night at the Grande Rondo hospital. (lei. Hi (AP) e., football ten in, of victories over Porlland and The Dalles will u I the Kugcne high hen- Friday. Ll liKN The Astoria. G with a record 1 Grant high of OPINION ON DRINKING NFW YORK. Oct. 1 0 (AP) I h'hikiiig for sociability's sji Uo is regarded by Dr. Burrlll C. Crohn as less serious than "the current abuse of smoking:" the one Is In tact responsible for only a very exceptional I'll notional gastrll dis turba nee; as lo the other: many i highly excitable and nervous states i are founded upon excessive cigar- j otto consumption, the possible ef- j teets of which are heartburn, hy- noracidlty, nervous coisiipuuon. CBS; !'. trio, ensemble; 11 to 1-. dance music. , . . Denver KOA (S3okc) 7. NBC; 8, Anion ami Andy; S: Ift, xylophonisis; 8:30. to U:30, features, siring trio. Snn Francisco KFBC (OlOkc) 7, fealures; 0. vaudeville: 1 0, Baron Waste and Lucius; 10:10 to 1, dance music. KPO (OSiikc) 7, NBC; 9:JH. violin; lo. Tommy und Bob; 10:30, insomnia, duodenal and gastric til- err. Dr. Crohn spoke at the New, York ncMdrinv ol" medicine. KFI Bad Stomach Cause of Bad Skin You enn't expoct to hnvo a Rood clciir frcsh-lookiiiR complexion it your stomach is wcuk and disor dered. Undigested food sends poisons through your wholo body, pimples appear in your fucc, skin grows sal low anil muddy and loses its color. Your tonRuo becomes coated, hreatn most unplensant. Uut these troubles will end quickly and skin clear up i vou will start today takino; that simple herbal compound known to rlt-inrfrists as TanUc. , Tanlnc oontnins notliinc lintj herbs, barks and roots which hnvo a i clcnnsinfT, henlinR cllect on a poor upset stomach, .lust a tenspoonful before each meal stimulates the di gestion naturally so that you can oal what you want without fear of dis tress. And when yuur stomach is in good shape again see how much j keener your nppetite is watch how j 3uiclcly skin beuini to riow free of isflgurinR eruptions. Tho cost ol Tanlac Is less than 2c a dose, (li t a I bottle from your dniRRi:-. today. ! Money back if it doesn't help you. '. COLONIAL TODAY CINC! '. .' . f.f lipmanuc m ill A,so 1 i tt.vyx t o virians KtK..; ! Mi Ami I 1 I, i W II'... I- 11 I ' m x. ECS i in Bu'-(ne' Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Olson and .1. V. Haines. Mrs. (icon's father: wem to N..rlh Powder yesterday .Mr. Olson and Mr. shol t heir limit ot pn On Buiucs Will Pearson, of Norlh Powder, was In Ba Orunde yesterday yes terday on business. oi d 'tusine IbXaes sh ln u ii Noiih Powder Alexander Shaw ami Charles W. Baw, of North Powder, were vis- -ants ently near North i'owder. I jtorK m jj1L Cninde yesterday. Kelurutn- Home .). V. Cox is returning lioini: to d iv jtfier a sis-day slay in the Or.uido Bolide hospital. Willliim l :al re!l. wlin recently underwent . n nper.ition at I he same hospital, will return Icme in a t'v days. At H Mulel rane's m . Wri adei-..n. Wall i Salem ; lb: II. rhiin'iunt (iub Woman r,:::cs Air-Way. BcluriM'd to Work 1 1. W. Shirley returned to w urU yi-Hterday after several weeks' absence because of a major opera tion. THE TRUTH ABOUT CANDY To Be Moderate Is Not to Gorge or to Undercat .Mis. C. II. I'.iUOlliriclil. prcnl-.1- hi of tin- Women's Republican i ' 1 1 1 1 r Klm.le LsImikI is most ii'liiisi;;slic In le-r entlorseinent el Air-Wiiy. Ill a recent letter to tl'e ITmiileire brancll- Mrs. I'.T ooiiil ielil H-iil: Kel.lvilHf Hi- liMfl-l Mr. r.i-oomtielil r-e-iitly wi .,y i!t-.l our !' it.-t eoiulltlon when inn -has-il It. ntiont two y-.-irH iik take llle lie.'ll tail! Of le, IhnllKh ll i nltenlion. Ils parts are In shiipe: It wuil;s perl'ectly: r ImliM. halkx or kteks; never nis niir jno.ics nor koi h on a We wouldn't eli.'lllKi' It n llioiisuiil of any oilier make, i thonch ..i (i.lil s-11 thein tin- n-t ilay; and we have 'v of t!.- new dun conluln. i ilc. Irri-ii.lH anil S..1-S slionl.l A noted food authority states that atUcks on candy lark a back ground of scientific insiuht. He re minds us that in addition to supar. the best candies and confections ot the present day contain also many other foods. Me enumerates num. 1,1 milt en.am hotter, eelatine. choco- ' wish ,', ' nj fmits. as hetnir used alone Air-Way is In as ; wjj, suRar jn delicious, modern i candies, ano ne says ini- rhuu : n dessert mav become a whole- r it 1 some part of a meal. Who. he asks. ,1s : would deprive the world of one ol its most delicious desserts: Science and common sense ar restoring sanity to the nation to day. Don't eorcc. Don't undcreat Pmnare a creat variety of healthful foods. Flavor these so that they will be deliahtful to the taste. Those are some of the present-day precepts that will guide ui lo a better diet. If a dash of suirar will encouraee your family to eat cereals, fresh, canned and stewed fruits, and milk in the form of milk drinks and milk desiwrts, then in the name of health use a dash of sucar. Try a dash of suirar when cooking veee tahles in a small amount of water, and you will be surprised at how much fresher, more colorful and more delicious the vegetables are. A little sutrar sprinkled here and U.n thrnorrhmit the mesl will CH- .-nthus- children and adults in eat f I1 lo ,. varied diet that is so necessary n health. Most foods are more de licious and nourUhinu wi-.h .Ufar. r-vd fcd promoter A hvl'.h. we wonlil like to v ith eniiiplalilts. tln re i to lie any chance "Mai-ll a ll'illl-le yO!l il'i. sn't of mi iloint,-. in.K hlinian, naturally we a " e in. I-. lo flii.linK fiiult with Miin. t hiny: or .sum, on-; lull alas! tli. ie Se. ins no opportunity to hnwi: "li your ii' al-rs talk up the Air-Way I,, eiisioni, r "in ally ns m,. ak aniualiltallei h. l,e enormous, tl nioeili'i'-'on I Kit, ." . 'A'' ,:i'. .; i.vnM:ivs AV'ii-iiii:''i:vi;iNi"',iitvis "" ' -. ,.,! y nm m &m m my i ,, 1: w$to vm. If i CI 1 1 1 vC 'Wks t Will Give Many Lovely MMl &J?"i Jtffl&W' fl ' .'.'. a,,,aue I j, ill 1 11 M I JSj llrl 11 MM I III 11 1 1 I II Dancing I llf l l i I I i i I Pkture! , Hall .Itrlll... H.lna le,K I .- -r 1 U 3 lP 1 I Brtndv.nC.ill I seini-ii'iie nlrn-r vu IIP JUJl) t! i H the art of pic- ' v.nctu-n u .a.,. LaxliLreuua I with ' betty compson, Arthur lake, jy fmfa res." wa , I Uouil.iir lamp ,i imi - .i r 1,11.1, iilnmrHiirc. I c.rtv mwril inF F .. RROWN. LOUISE FA- ''. IMI Vitaphone. Ii turn i niriiui iim.ir, ( ,iti mi ..vi iaii- lai I I ZENDA ETHEL WATERS, The FAIRBANKS ITV J i H..1.. u.l...,i- Ml f 'ri-dlf on SI lliileli kllrhcn Hock. I I ' ...n..r nitrtorf l I - I I TWINS, 5AM HAKIM, win. OAivcmviab wu - ISIMimfK Mf4 m nr 1 m II i ' I inn J.,.lma k..i,lii. fv.fl il II K M iTlll8ir r II Thimiiilini- makes I lie litinlitnv iiiilt? hilt) W I ll liHiTlTirrrrnTffllfll jkVam-wA. w ' w i ' " i; hi 'I; imai in l-JI Adttms Avc. FiF Wil t, m.na iu .'-.-. t xfi. -vr-y-7?r-v-iLw.,.A.ii .'WaWMinr,.ii uiii ' i yt'tnmmmmammmmam . ,.t ' , ,