The Oregon daily journal., June 13, 1918, Page 8, Image 8

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1 A man ought to read Just as Inclination leads him ; ror what he .aw . .sv ' '""'.' r " ' 4 a, a, ' ' " ' EE'.K tliiJTIi
TKe Unbeliever'
-To Be Shown
Belgia
ns
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Liberty Theatre Tenders .Use of
f' ' Film and Services of Organ
; ." 1st Murtagh Saturday. -
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,yfUCH Interest I felt In tha special
'1Y1 presentation of th film, Th Un
;tiilliw" it Liberty theatra at
ts0 a. m. Saturday, under the auspices
'or the Oregon aivunon i tne Belgian i
reuer, oi wnicn jure. . , nr is
'president. The film, which, la an Edison
'production, Is preeented - through the
courtesy of the management of the
'liberty theatre and the United States
"j marines, many of whom are featured
tn It. V
i t The picture le a marvel of realism
j tad flipping interest -and In addition
jto It there will be selections on the
marvelous new organ by the master
organist, Henry Bernardo Murtagh.
" The money made from the perform
ance wtll go toward feeding, clothing
'and educating the Belgian children. -S
; Prominent women who are members
ef the organisation and are interesting
themselves in the sale of seats include
Meeds men Kelly Rets, Thomas Carrick
Burks, W. B. Aver. Foiger. Johnson.
Donald Spencer, "W. J. Bums, W. T.
Burrell. Helen Ladd "Corbett, 3. D.
Parrel!, W. D. Wheelwright, Solomon
Hlrsch. CCS. Wood. W. a Alvord,
Fletcher Linn and Miss Henrietta
falling.
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AMUSEMENTS
COMEDY
fFCTltO Broadway it Taylor. Monaco comedy.
"Upstair sad Down." 9 -la 9, m.
STOCK OTFERDf G3
! BAKER Brosdwsy bttwwi MorTtaon and Alder.
Alcsiar Plays la "The Mamas of Kitty.
1 a. ma
LYRIC rovrtb and Jltark. "Tha Lot Pirates."
musical eomady. with DUbra and Frank.
' Daily asaUnas. S . 80. I.nlna 1:1S and .
S - VAUDEVILLE
irlf TARES Broadway at AMn. Headlinar.
' Tba AtlaaUe Baraa. Photoplay., Tba Son of
f Democracy.-' 2:SO. T. S p. m.
J HTPPODROMX Broadway at TwMTL
Vanda-
ilia hMdlinar. Fir Musical Maid.
Photo
1 p. BL
slay, Oladya Hulett. in "For Bala."
ta 11 V a.
STRAND Waahincton between Para and Waat
I ' Lea. in "W Should Worry." VaodlU fea-
. tor, Leonard and Louie, aecentrie eomartlam,
) lp. B. tO Up. D.
i FEATURE FILMS
COLUMBIA Sixth between Vahlnton and
I SUrk. Feature photopUy, WUlUm RiuaaU,
i 1 la "Heart or mamonda. 11 a. m. to IL p. m.
'LIBERTY Broadway at Stark. UnHed SUtei
', Marina Corpa picture. "The linbelleTer," with
t ertan eonoart. 11 a. m. to 1 1 p. nr.
.KAJKHT1C Wanhinatoa at Park. Tbeda Bara
. la -Cl-wparra." 11 a. ax to 11 p.
. PIOPLKH Weet Park at AlaVr. A Ilea Joyce, in
t "The Bnalnaaa of Ufe."' 11 a. B. to It s. a.
'.STAH WaahtnstoB at Park. 1'hotoDlaia. Man
. 1 . Plckford In "Tba I4tU i'BDeoe' 11 a. a.
t l't Pa to.
(SUN8KT Washington at Breadwa. Photo
. , plays, Donflaa Fairbanks In the "Matrimaniso"
1 , and BUI Hart ia the "Primal Lure." 11a.
i 1 m. to 11 pi m.
PARKS AND BXSORTS
j COLUMBIA BEACH On Columbia rtrer. Take
VaaooBTai ear aa Washington or Second. Out-
V 1 Suae URDUHiii ( dsnlnv Vl k.nrf J..
f ' Peia, soloist
. (COUNCIL CHEST Oa Portland Heights. Take
vouacu ursst ear on Firth and Washington.
Imnelnc every esaning, aioept Sunday.
TUB OAKS WOlassette rlrer. Take ear tm
Ftrat street ot boat foot of Morrtaoa street.
Out door asuueaients. Cioffi'a band, Beth
: Urorea You sc. soloist.
Salmon Fry Placed
i In Oswego Lake
. Directed by Dr. E. C. McFarland,
I prominent angler, two carloads of tiny
salmon were planted in Oswego lake on
I Wednesday by the state fish and game
f commission. The fishing season on the
lake opens Saturday and six Inch fish
nay be caught.
Wednesday's planting Included nearly
170,000 run, rive months old. and rang
Sing In sise from an inch and a half to
three Inches. Anglers declare that the
salmon will attain a maximum growth
or snout 10 inches because of the con
dltions ot their life locked within fresh
The maximum price at which farmers
may sell cattle for slaughter in Swits
erland has been fixed at 23 cents per
pound on the farm. . Maximum prices for
meats have also been established.
Hair M
Tinting
, $0 Eay Now
With
"BR0WNAT0NE
Toe Oa touch n the gray
spots, or tint roar hair to
aay shade from lis sold-,
ra hrowa to the deepest
browai' or bleck. - Easy
sad aim pie to apply, ia-
sunt ana tre ia rcsttlta.
ABSOLITILY .
HARMLESS
and has none of the famlts
ef the old fashioned "hair
dycs.nor Kxmlled "restor-
ers. as it ia entirely free .
from aulphnr, head, sUver,
merenry. sine, aniline, coal
tar products or their dev
rivatives. . :;.-
A sample ana a booklet
will be seat yon (from,
aaannfacturers only) nsoai
receiDk of 10c llentiani
hade desired vrfcen vrritr
in or pnrcfaasing. Ail
tradlns drug stores sell
. Brownatone. Two sises.
3Seanal.lS.; .
5-,';,: ferasw,
The Kenton PhatiaJslCs).
Sails, OI. OSMB t
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FRANCES MANN, beautiful actress who will be seen at the
Heilig tonight as Alice . Chesterton,-in "Upstairs and
Down,'? a merry comedy presented by Oliver Morosco.
Miss Mannls as Ulented as she is beautiful. 1 ;
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By B. F.
ON OUR window:
One small American flag.
First Red Cross fund sticker.
Second Red Cross fund sticker.
First food conservation pledge.
Second food conservation pledge.
Liberty Loan poster.
War Savings Stamp poster.
Imprints of baby's sticky hands.
One small white square flag.
No, by no means a flag ot truces
, JXjbt the measles. .
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A COCKNEY sergeant glared feroei
ouslv at a red-headed Irish nrlvt
who was very busy in a muddy, rain-
deluged trench.
"Wot are you a doin?" he demanded.
"Ol'm washln' me shirt," wh the sul
len reply.
" 'Ow dare you !" roared the sergeant.
Ow dare you wash your shirt In the
water we 'ave to sleep in !"
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llATERLOO, Ia-. has a community
theatre, in which the citizens stage.
costume and act a monthly program of
plays. They write some of the plays.
also.
SATURDAY night. June 29. closes the
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DECENTLY the magazine established
V by Benjamin Franklin carried a
character sketch story of President Wil
son in which reference was made to the
president's habit ot using the word
Time
Jimmy Coon's Second Lesson in
Flying
MOW all the Uttle Wood Folk crowded
around to see Jimmy Coon take a
second lesson in flying from' Batty.
Batty wanted Jimmy to take several
more lessons before trying to fly. But
Jimmy was stubborn and "chesty," as
the boys say, and thought he knew it
all. "Oh. humph, I know I can fly like
that. I see just how you do It exactly.
It's just as easy as walking: and my
Mother taught me how to walk in two
' lessons ; and everybody says I'm a very
I graceful walker."
And Quilly Porcupine laughed v and
' grunted. "Yes, you walk just like a
fat old goose. You don't walk Jimmy.
1 you waddle." And everybody laughed
i loudly at Jimmy I Coon. And Batty
warned Jimmy, saying: "Now you must
be very careful, Jimmy, you must first
start flying from this stump, then if
you fall, you'll not get hurt."
"Hurt, nothing,' blurted out Jimmy
Coon, "rll start from a tall tree just
as you do. Now come on, I'll climb
to the top of that tall Beech tree; and
you fly up and meet me at the top of
tne tree, to see me start." And Jimmy
Coon scooted up that tree in a jiffy ;
and Batty flew up ana met Jimmy on
a top branch.
And Batty gave Jimmy some more
advice, saying : "Now Jimmy you must
use your will power to make your skin
stretch out Just like mine. You must
wiu to have the skin stretch out between
your toes. But you must by all means
us all your will power to make yous
skin stretch out along your sides, be
tween your fore legs and hind legs,
just Ilk this." i
And it was wonderful to see Batty,
on that limb in the top of that Beech
tree, unfold his skin, like a huge fan :
and he spread out his skin like a big
kite. And Batty explained: "Jimmy.
way twek tn the beginning of my fam
ily. I don't think that Bats could fly.
I think the first memoers of my family
waiKea on txieir tout reet as you do.
"But my race have1ots of will-rower
And they decided that they would fly;
and so an began to stretch their skin
out like wings. And I tell youv yon must
have tots and lots of will power to make
a success in flying. Just as in everything
else.'
- And Jimmy Coon looked very thought
ful while Batty gave this lecture on his
ancestors: and Jimmy said: "Ob, I
understand" it all now, X can fly if ' I
have lota of will. So I'm sure I can
fly t" for my mother says I'm the most
willful child she ever had, and that
rnr as stubborn as a mule. -Bo rm
Nottoiaf Serious
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Bed
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"Okeh." in place of the more popular
form of "O. K." The story is to the ef-
feet that "Okeh" is a Choctaw Indian
word meaning "all right."
ow comes ana deposes it- u. aiciuisn
or MCAiesier, UKia.. witn maian Diooa
in ms veins, a siuaeni oi unociaw, wno
declares there Is no such word as
UKen in tn cnoctaw jargon.
Ana mere you are. i
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,:m n KO i1 S ery v
Will M. Creasy and Mrs. Creasy (Blanche
Dayne), who sail this month to act for
the A. E. F. Sophie Tucker and her
jazz band go over in July on a similar
mission. All have been seen in Port-
iana utis season.
MARIAN HARRIS, the syncopated
songstress, is to be married in Chi
cago soon. The lucky chap in the case
is the son of a wealthy Texas lumber
man. Miss Harris has cancelled her
vaudeville contracts for the remainder
or the season. Marian Harris' real name I
is Harrison, bne is a taticago girl and
a descendant or Benjamin Harrison, a
president or the United States. I
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twvtiv i. ,?,,., ,,,, , . , , Samaritan lodge. I. O. O. F., Wednes
JJERE Is a criticism that might well nlKht conferred the Initiatory degree
- - lur comiiruierai.
ness ana was written Dy the
- icw u,o iwr uub
Williams, whom he was managing, had
tried a new comedy : "Williams produced
nts piay Tuesday night and burned
the manuscript Wednesday morning." I
Tale X.
'ow jimmy yon must, use your
willpower to make your skin
stretch out Just like mine.
out my skin as you do, like an immense
fan ; so hera goes 1 '
And all the Wood Folk gasped aloud
as Jimmy Coon launched out of the
top of that Beech tree to fly like B.
saillngton Bat srd. 4
Tomorrow : Jimmy Coon Files at Last.
DO MOTHERS ERR?
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When we hear of so many school girls
and girls in stores and offices who are
often totally unfit to perforni their dally
dnttes because of some derangement
peculiar to their sex. might this not have
been, prevented by the mother who.
perhaps through neglect or carelessness,
failed to get for that daughter the one
great root and herb remedy for such
ailments. Lydla, E. Ptnkham's Vegetable
Compound t This old. fashioned medicine
is said to have alleviated more suffer'
ing oz womanKina tnan any other rem'
ay knerwn to medicine. (Adv.)
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Sopi Ota.. Taloaaa
William Russell
at Columbia
Theatre
Athletic Star Takes Lead in
Thrilling Story Involving
Fight for Necklace.
HEARTS or Diamonds," which start
ed today at the Columbia theatre.
Is a swiftly moving dramatw photo
play with. WniUm ' Russell, athletic
actor, In the leading role. A news
weekly shows many tnteresting events.
In "Hearts or Diamonds," Lawrence
Hanrahan. wealthy young New Tork
diamond broker, attracted by at won
derful diamond necklace worn by a
beautiful girl In a Broadway restati
rant, bribes the waiter for Information
and scrapes an acquaintance with the
girl and her elderly . guardian by drlv.
Ing off thugs, who apparently are try
Ing to rob them.
"Colonel" Paul Gascoyne makes him
self known as the inventor of a sys
tem of making diamonds by the retort
plan for less than half the cost of
genuine stones. He poses as the
guardian and relative of beautiful
Adrienne Gascoyne, who lives with him
in the mysterious house, in which the
diamond retorts he boasts of are
watched over by a supposedly deaf
mute scientist.
The whole combination proves to be
a carefully laid game of International
crooks to get possession of the Hanra
han diamond cllection, one of the
most valuable in the world. The
shrewdness and bravery of the young
broker prove potent to outwit the
crooks, but before he gets back his
diamonds and discovers that pretty
Adrienne, whom he has feared was
thief, is really a victim of the gang,
young Mr. Hanrahan experiences some
of the hardest fights of his adven
turous career.'
FRATERNAL NOTES
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The city this week is full of visitors
from the Masonic lodges and chapters
of the Eastern Star. Several hundred
are In attendance and the hospitality ex
tended by the local organisations, as
such, and by friends and relatives to the
delegates' is cordial and fully up to ths
fraternal spirit Portland has always
T,uc" ine pre
Orations ftm the grand lodge
L2fT" We4ne8dy w" red- wh
ZSZiSL'.lV i"'!"- J??
finwrsi nf -11 Vtnt will h Iwmia-h In
Corinthian chapter. O. E. S.. has charge
ot the decorations at the noon day ban
auets given to the officers and dele
gates of the grand lodge.
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Klrkpatrick council. KnighU and
Ladies of Security, will have a large at
tendanoe at Its hoothly entertainment
nd dance Swl, halt. Jefferson and
Third streets Friday night. There will
h ..rd. a .MiaJ nmmm .ntnv
The proceeds will go to the fund to
maintain Its 27 soldiers at the front In
good standing.
e a a
Rose City camp. Modern Woodmen of
America, and Oregon Rose camp. Royal
neighbors of America, will give an
other of their popular dances and card
parties at the Modern Woodmen hail
on Eleventh street near Stark this eve
nlng. All proceeds will go to the Red
Cross. Everybody is invited whether
members or not
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upon a class of three candidates. The
lodge is awaiting the return of Mayor
George l. Baker to give him the first
degree the Wednesday night succeeding
his return.
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J- McCrea of Prescott. Or., and an
I active organizer In the Loggers' Loyal
legion, vi 81 tea nose jity camp Wednes-1
day night to meet his neighbors of the
Modern Woodmen of America. He
joined um order at Fullterton, 111.,
Wonderfully
Nearly every model is different, each one bringing out some new
idea' of panel, tunic, Russian blouse or straight line. Embroidery
and buttons trim a number others are quite plain all are excep
x tional at the pries. Jersey is the smartest thing shown this year
you sufely will want a dress of this style for street wear,
We are also showing a splendid line of silk dressesplain taf
fetas and fancy foulards specially priced at $19JS0.
Buy tt Khaki Skirt
While You Can
Jhe government is taking all available khaki,
so there can be no more used for women's ap
parI until after the war. We have number of
excellent quality khaki skirts greatly under
priced at $3.50. You had better make up your
mind quickly if you want one. Then, too, we
have some very pretty white wash .skirts at
lYour
Charge
Account
Solicited
A Ri. RAYMOND A. SULLIVAN, who will sing at the
lll Flag day celebration of Willamette chapter, Daughters
:.of American Revolution, to be held Friday at the Laurel
aurst clubhouse. v
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where he still holds his membership, in
1885, and holds his receipt for the pay
ment of the third assessment levied by
that association. It had a few hundred
members then and has 1,200,000 now.
Neighbor McCrea made a fraternal
speech to the members.
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The joint sbcial and dance tonight at
M. W. A hall. Eleventh near Stark
streets, will be given under the auspices
of Rose City camp, M. W. A., arrf! the
Royal Neighbors. Everybody invited.
Good music, prizes and plenty of varia
tion. Frank Armitage Is
Named Labor Agent
Eugene. Or.. June IS. Frank ' Armi
tage has been appointed to take charge
of the federal labor bureau to be estab
lished in Eugene, In place of O. V.
Roberts, who has left the city. 'Mr.
Armitage. who has been court bailiff
her for several years, and has a wide
acquaintance in the country, has ac-
This Frees Your Skin -From
Hair or Fuzz
(Toilet Tips)
The method here suggested for the
removal of superfluous hair Is quick and
certain and unless the growth Is ex
tremely stubborn, a single application
does the -work. Make a stiff paste with
some powdered delatone and water; ap-
I ply this to the hairy surface and after
about 2 minutes rub li on. wasn tne
skin and the hairs are gone. To avoid
j disappointment, be sure your druggist
sells you delatone. Adv.
Washington
Street
at
Tenth
agi?aCrMiJt
cepted the position and will open a
federal labor office here in the near
future, to assist in diverting labor to
the places needed.
Mrs. Gordon Dead
Eugene, Or.. June H3. Mrs. W. T.
Gordon, wife of the assistant cashier
of the First National bank of Eugene,
died this morning after an Illness
of four months. She caught a severe
cold while in California last winter
and It finally terminated In cerebro
spinal meningitis. She had been a
resident of Eugene for many years.
DASSLER
CHIROPODIST
OORNS UK MOVED aaNLISS OSJt FlfOC
MKTHOD. WKAK ANf aROKKN anOMSS
II II TREATED II II
Open UntH S:SO P. m. SaaSay by Appointment.
411 Dataia Bid. May. 170Z.
J 0,000 Testimonials Fron Mothers
Of ckudiaa who bars soresss folly ossd U at bar
O ray's Itweai Pow4an for Child no. Thay ssars
and nculata tba bowela. raHara FaTerishaaaa.
Tiathtns diaordera. const ipatioa, hssflsrass. daa
troy wonns sod fraqnently break p eelda. Cbil
dtaa Uke tbam. For SO yaara Motaar Gray's gwaat
Powders for Chudraa baaa feaaa tba aafs and
ratiabta rasacdy ia tine of saad. Motkaia shoeM
navar ba without box la tba bams for tas
Sista wet At dmssists awjwbara. SM Adv.
Gray Hair
A nraoaratJaa for raatorinar Ra rural aelor to stay at
faded bair. for rtmorins daodrnff and aa a balr
disaaiiaj b not dye. Oaearoajs siaad bottlaa at sQ
laassra, raady to nsa. rnuo ttay jq., aawan. n.
Clever j
Dresses
$ 5,0 0
for ,
Exquisite
i
Blouses
Crepe de Chine and
Georgette Crepe mod-"
sis daintily lace trim- '
med sor embroidered-newest square or
round neck styles. Be sure to see, these
Friday and Saturday they are some of
the prettiest blouses we have shown this i
season at the
THRIFT STAMPS
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
n Sal at
Business Offtoe, The Journal
Summer
Carnival
UNDER AUSPICES
EAST SIDE
BUSINESS MEN'S CLUB
2 WEEKS 2
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EAST ELEVENTH ST.
BETWEEN
SALMON AND HAWTHORNE
GREAT
WORTHAM
SHOWS
LARGEST AND BEST
CARNIVAL TRAVELING
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THUR8DAT. FKIBAT
SATURDAY
LaDfOj
FIVE MERRY MAIDS I
OF MUSIC I
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A Quintette of Beautiful Girls Wno
Sing and Play as Well Z
as Tney Look. r
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COME I!C OCT OF THE HEAT S
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7 GILT EDGE ACTS "T Z
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In the Five-Part Photoplay. . S
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3,.'. TONIGHT
8FECIAL rJCE MAT. SAT.
Oliver Xeroses rreseats
HIS GREATEST LACGHIFG HIT
Upstairs "-.down
TYPICAL MOEOSCO CAST.
ETE'S Floor M BaU '
GaL ite. SAT. XAtFlMr BIM sad
Ul .BaLIU 7ae,e GaU i.
Jersey
.75
price. i
AMUSEMENTS
CD5KwaC
CHAT NO. 21
Were you among the crow'd
thai saw the park movies, with
hundreds of Portland people tak
ing part, at the Oaks Auditorium
yesterday? It was the first day
that they were shown, but you
can see them today and the bal
ance of the week, either in the
afternoon or evening. Why not
get up your own crowd, bring a
picnic lunch and spend the day
out here? At lunch time you
may make hot coffee In the free
kitchenette.
If you swim, nothing would be
more delightful ttfan a dip in our
Inviting, open-air plunge. There
is a shallow tank, too, for begin
ncrs, as well as all sorts of spring
boards for diving.
Cloffi's Celebrated Band gives a
splendid concert each evening. If
you are a lover of good music it is
really a treat to hear this splendid
organization.
For really thrilling Joy rides the
Scenic Railway, the Chutes, the
Ferris Wheel and the Rodeo leave
nothing to be desired. Try them
today or this evenlnr.
Cars leave every few minutes
6c fare. Transfer from any part
of the city.
JOHN F. CORDRAY, Mgr.
Read the Chats daily to know all
that is going on at the Oaks.
COLUMBIA
BEACH
Portland's Coney Island
Dancing
Every Evening sad Sanday
peUz
and his exceptional orchestra
t2 Pieces AH .Artists
The Ideal Spot for
Picnic and Outing
A safe resort for ladies and
children
Take Vancouver Cars
DtRWtRT HALL OAlNg OO.
In The wen Nana,"
Br HaU Caiaa.
teste ear Oe. Barry A Lsrten.
ilawsK A Wareari Preneaa DewfheKr.
Mtssaa ataaS an Wttu.
AnMPtonM MaMlaMal OOffWafy PsaVtrfteiW
WLLlllTON CROSS.
L Y R I C
MUSIOM.
STOCK
Cat. Dally. 10a Only. Wests Burt at 1
Tale waak, aa nptoarkmaly atusbable
trsTast
"TMI LOVI IRaTXa."
With DUlan and Franks, ths Lyrts Company ef
it a ad tna Boss baa Claras.
Tan in a Baaitaihna. Alt the lataat song
hits. Toaifbt. Leoias' aensanirs Frae
BAK ERt:
iLOalaft
Tanisht, AD Weak. Stats. Wad.. Aat.
TUB MARRIASB T KITTY."
A VoAmru Coosadr as tt, Keanasea sad
Laashtar. As piayad with araat sneeaas
by Mas riswaa.
Sisirta. 3S, . Tse. Bat Mat, SS. e,
. Wad.. Baraaln Mat., all aaata 3Sa.
hast Weak "Paid In Pwll."
PANTAGE 6
TUT AT nATTVO .!" av
TUB ATLARTVO RBVUB
WHS) BHtf Beshslar, Dee A aaa, Masai Vart end
aMa OO ar ata AoU
Thrae Pavfotwaaeaa telly. Micbt Cnrtsla at
1 ana n.
DANCING
n-uaraateed In elrM laanons -ladlea. St 1
aroaia. nonsj a osauuim aoaaw
easy. Twenty-third and Washington.
Beftnners classes start Tuesday and
Thursday vaninars. S to li. Plenty of
practice ; no ewtbarrassmeac Private
lesaons given. Learn (rota Piofsaslmial
dancarn. Mala 7C64. Start tola weak.
Opon ail summer.
DANCING TONIGHT
Monte Austin Sings
Council Crest Park
25th&Raleifc JUNE
Com. Monday 7XH
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Pietl'l-StaJtrnX
fAmiCA'
sure I rf&ve the will power to stretch
pooas nt cm Hon baiixu :
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