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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1930)
Saturday, Decembpr 13, 19.50 THE EVENING TTFTCAW. KLAMATH FAU& OREGON PAGE THREE NEWSinBRIEF tfiiiiliijilif Nurace Meet tirrgoii Hlnln Gradual N'uraea A' a's lMlloli of IHxIrli't i held Its liionlllly ma-Kl IliK Wednesday ve iling at llni Library club rooma. Alleili Dyer, imwly nlnclrd prcal- tl. iil runiltu lt d Ui l till. Thl iiimiii hiilini In I'll r l ir I ll ii Na iiiniul Nuraea nrganlritlluu. lnr ii k llil1 huallii' lirmr Ihn aanw-ta-tluit decided lii glvn a hciicfll lirldKu I'Ul lv Jan. 14. I U A I . Kill Inning thin delightful riifrenh in nt were served by III hna tease. Minn Lydla Frlck mill A 1 1. ii liver snd delightful mini limn enjoyed. r. II. Henry In Pnrl Uinl If llli.ro In ft highway, byway, coir l'n Hi or Indian trull In Klmnnlh noil uly llmt K, II. Ili.nry ilnonn'l khuw. In. w.iiilil ho an r prlscd la (ImiI ll nut. Mr Henry U muniy surveyor, wllh lumliliinrter ill Klsninlh Falls. Il mini. In I'urtland ynrtnrday nti'l (lilt Ma nnlim In Ihn bonk hi l liv Imperial liuti'l. Oro-gonluti. Character Cloto-Up Plan Joint Meeting. Miinitny, licreinhcr ll. will b" Ihn ncianloll fur Joint meeting tn-lwi.iit ini.iiilii'rii nf Ih Lions Inh mnl I lm KlumiU club i Urn I'lllnin Grille. At Uil time Ihn Klnnttls club will rmrlpro coin liy nriwnilni Urn program lo Ihn l.lntiK Huh. Several wwln ao lh Lion wcrn gnoala nl Ihn KlnunU and presented thn program. Next Mililig Anniiiinrril Imcemlicr 14 will be th nil meeting nf the American Legion Auxiliary. A bualiiesa meeting will Ink n plain anil ilUni-nli.n i.f plan fur chrlattnaa wurk will In- hi'lil. Knrh member ! asked in lirliiK miini'ililnir for ihn ( lirlnt man hoin which thn auxi liary distributes each yrar. lnlcrtallird al llrlilgn Mm M J. ( null elilnr! slli1 at lulilgn al h-r home Timsdav eve ning. I liH-nr.tl loii" carilcd oil! ihn Chrlaiuiaa mulit. Tally i-ani v..r eftm-tlvcly placed on a mnaH ilnrnrali.il Ckrlalnia Irnn Tapers were need tu light Ihn laMn. Il.irr) l. lloUIn tlinarn Al a rni-rni meeting of Ihi l.i..l Anrln Joan, Fraternal Or der of Eagle. Harry ll. Itulvlh Vli HfMt.-il vice prisl'tint to fill llm unexpired Inrin of Gilbert I.iHiiv. ho has g inn to aoulhnrn ( nil rorti In to mk. lili fillurn hume. To lll.lnll lfflmi Kuyal Anli Mamma, Klamath rhapli.r No. Si. will hold InMal lailou of Ihnlr nnwlr nlnntnd of flrnrii on Tunniln)', llnrrmhrr M. A hanqllrl will alau bn hf'ld. Vlallura am rnnllally wnlronin. ai-i-or.lii to C. A. MacKinnon.: anrrntary. kirk Trai lmr Hlln Mlra Anna (iavlll. Inarhnr at Ihn Kllk aclli.nl. npnnt thn mull Inx hnlira In klama'h Kulla aliup pli.I and vlaitliia- frlrnda. Alxonut Mai run II' Mm. B. J. Uifiard. promln nnt Ala-out matron, wan Binon lh out of town alioppnr In Klamath ralla Friday. 1 PELICAN t.T HHOWItO TOT)AT Marie Dressier Norma Shearer tn Itrnadftwy-'a Omit Stag Rurrna "LET US BE GAY" nrNn.tr Monday "HER MAN" PINE TREE I,AT HRDWIn TODAY "PARDON MY GUN" A Roarfn. narln', lllntona lliwlno IMi-tltpn pnrkril with DrAnia. Thrllla and IjinKha. Vina Pinal Oinplrr Of "The Indians Are Coming LIBERTY f3 Norma Talmadge In "THE DOVE" zrf 4 l afe.' I THREE YOUTHS, TIE YOUNGEST 1 19, EXECUTED ( 'tiiikirurtlon rrirtMMs ltv. 'V. i ) 1'rwiiuu of the ('uiitinuriMy ( unitriuuilunul hur u rliorti lliut the rhurrh 0 ttmliliiil It bfflriK irwittd mid jirtrcrtHtHltiK rttiitUly. 'J'h tuiild lug, lonitc) ai th corner of i.itrtton ml Murlln utrntrU In IiIIn Addition, la of frama c-ui mrm thin mid ttfltpK hulll hy ttt JnhiiHon. Ii la all enond tid rantly for alilnicllnic. It la piy-tvd thut It will b rody for occupuury thn Hid of Jnnuury. Tu Mim'ImI llollU) ilrrr Cadwt LauriK Cudrood of llda rtly, wliu u Htttiudlitu Hill .Military Amdtmy tu I'uriUiid, will bo houiM on U liolltluy vaca tion irum Limi-iulwr li to Juuu ary 6. adi 1 iidrrwood wua a tiifiiilifr of tho roiiiiitlttou Ihiiiik at tlin vuufliUlln uud inlnniifl allow glvtn lirtiiiitm la at thn Kttolt hi 1'ortlHiid. Tlio Piitirn prog i mn wait pna'iit fd liy (! who apit'urid In nvi-r.il rlivftr mi uitu a. The fuiviy mi tnviiiitional. OHHININO, N. Y . Utc 13. A IM-Thr "Crr UnUy Mttiidlta," youtha who iihfd I urn protimnly durliiK ttitfr trial, wtr x.Mautvd laMt nlftht for tho Haying of a Long Inland drujrrM. JaiiiM JlotKor, ll, J h ini Ihit r. 2d, and If I hi Kurdlnundl, 22t dlrd In th lt trie rhair al King Hlnx prlMou aftur tinvfrnor ItooHi'Vflt had rnfiiMfd tn colu mn. tlndr an(itiria to life Im prtnonmnnL. Mntlr wna tho flrat to go. He mado do alaicnirut. Kfrdlimndl wa tint nnt. "tlnllo, ttin(lmrii,' ha an Id, "My Cod forglvn tn i for what 1 hava dorm. l!la my motter, father and swri)H-tirt." ilolicnr ended ttjn proctalon. Hn atroda In wlh M handn In hla porknta: '! dlo llk 1 llv-d," ba r(fnurkdd. "wlib ft amllo on my fara." Tb tbrra at b'urtlty of thrlr laal inul, atartliiff with roaat veal and ending with I o cr;iin. Coti-rnor Utmift paid thdr gtilli bad twn CKtHhllalird be yond doubt and that although i tbry wnri Initial offt-odtirn, tbny hud ronf-wawl to arven rohhorla for which thy bad not bfn ronrlrted- To grant rlmni'tiry b addfd. would 'tv only aa an tn- fourannmrnt to tlta rotnuilnalin of altullur crlmra by oihr young mrn who are niMt by llko tinp tatlnn.' Th you I ha wt ronvi-td of killing 'harl"t Hiiiht In a hold up at Wrmhiiry, .V Y.. on Kfl. 4. Thi'lr drijh waa that Hauitr wuit acrldi iitly ahot whim to atlomptM to hi k their ea rn pa from the aturm, thfy rlnlm rd a revolver wan dUrhnrged aa It ilrurk the door. .Ur htuirty MrU At a rtM-eut mretlng of Hi. M. trill Altar .So. u-ly ( I lie t rfiuoilr cliur b dieruMilona to raii luuda fur a new chur. h wet lit lU. ! he idipaAiiy u( tlia prrheul building la taiecl to the uluiuMt eai u huntUy and U b4 MHH'ino necrarary to rre-t a B1 tburrU la the uoar futura. AUDITOR KNEW I'lrw to ltki-Tlow Mra. J. K. Illaylork and lira. Wnuli Knii..lt mad a trip to Ijiknvli , Krlday In avyen-paa-avuKiir plana pllutnd by an old a.hiHil frland of Mra. Illaylork. Whllo la l.akn county thny laltnd at tho ranch homn of Mra. Way lock'a parnnta. rtulllnaoa in Arlrona J. J. Rulll'an. aaalatnnt anpnr Intnmlnut of thn Shaata dllalon of t ha Huuthnrn I'ai lflo liaa bimn In Chonuti. Arl., Ihn paal fnw wanka and will i.rol.jlily remain nnlll aftnr t:hriatmaa. Mr. HullUan la living tnailmony In connn. Hon with I ha Arlmna tralu limit raaa. OF BEEIEIE T HuHliH-aa Ylalior liana Krlrkaon, former roal dunt of Snattlo. and now reutd ina lii Mlnaoula. Montana, aton- pod In Klamath ralla for a nrlnf Tlalt Krldar on hla war o aoulh nrn California whom he will apend the balance of the winter. fifth Annual lull Friday Thn fifth annua) painter' ball 1 aponaornd by the Painter L'n loo. I lKcal lt;, will be KlTen at the I Moo.e ball Friday enln. Doc- nmhnr 1. The money dnrund from the dance will be put Into lb alck fund. Mlird Quartrt to kliujr The Fremont echool mlxnd onartnt of children' olrea will ulna two numl"-m, "Now thn liar la Otnr" and "Juy to the World nt the ri'nulnr erenln anrvlcna nt thn I'rnabytorlan church at 7:30 Sunday ernnlnn. tiolf 1uh IMnco Mnmlmra of tun IMndinont Rolf i aim I nuiiiij liiik . in uuiu ii. am-ntia onnre at tnnir nnw ruin I hourn nitnefniiy eveninir. hit nnihcr 17 arcordlnit to Invitn lliina which hero been mnllid out. Omfinrd to Homo C. A. Ilcnderaon. connly BErl rnltural axnnt. la confined to nil home for aevernl daya wllh aerl one cold. It la etpectod he will he able lo return to the offlco within' day or io. Iun-hnnr4t Now llonie C. II. Foaler of the Ronlhern Pali-fir ha pnrchaard new home at IS7I 1'orUand ayenue, Mr. and Mra. Pouter and family plan to move Into thnlr now residence Hundny. Move Into Nnvr Homo Mr. and Mra. 1. Royal Shw have tnovnd Into thnlr lovely new home which bna Juat been com pleted on Pacific. Tnrracn. The honm runka anionx the moil at tractive In the Hy. Simp In Klmnnlh Fall .Mra. F. T. Ilnrnn and her ilmiKhtor, Mra. John llnhlnaon of Pino lllilco, apont Friday In Klnmntll Fall ahiipplng. tlillmliihi Ylalior ' Mm. I,. Miii'IIit apont Frldity In Klmnnlh FhIIh ('Inlstinna almp. pliiar Hint vlaliliiK frlenda from lnr Ininio lit AlKomn. t ani'ia I'lnii Tree The fhrlatmna Ireo to he Krrn al thn Pacrnd llnnrt Aeademr on December 23. the final day of achool beforo the Chrlahna t callnn. In From Klnmnlh Ajciiej . II. Me.MIIInn waa btial nesa Tlallor In Klamath Falla Friday from Klnmath Aiiency. not TO FARMlJlW LONDON. Beven hundred eab ban planta aet. and watered In I few mlnutei la the work of new machine dltplayd her. At tha I.OS ANtiRI.FS. Doc. 13. (API Startling repurcuanlona were ex pected aa atato ud county offi ciate auttlnd down today to eye tematlc and ewoeplnf lnrnattxa tlun of the artlvltina of Gilbert II. Heaaemyer. Guaranty Building and loan aaaoclatlon official who early yeatorday confeaaed mlaap proprlatlnf mora than IS, 000, 000. Although Iteeaemynr claimed aole knowledge of and aconpted full rmponaUilllty for wrecking hla company, and dnfnlcallnna of funda of two other ftrma with which he wna connected, another tiiun and woman were tnken Into technical cuatody lant night. Robert L. Fleury. vlce preel dnnt and auditor of tho (iti.tranly i-omiMiny, waa taknn to Jail after hn testified before the grand Jury, which lltdlctd lteeaemver for grand theft, that for five year he waa aware of hla aupnrlnr'a nitaure of company fund. Mlaa Kthel Flanagan, the firm'a head bookkeeper, waa aent to hotel to be held under guard nntll ahe could be oueallnned further. Rao teatifled ah kept Ileeaetnrer'a pri vate books. Beenemyer'a (rand Jury teatl- mony waa given In an hour. He aald he had convened 17,661.- 73.iS of the Guaranty company'a funda to hla perannal account and uaed It In private venturoa. He waa being held nnder 3.'0.OOO bond. Meanwhile Whttmoro and hla deprtment were under fire. Gov ernor-elect Jnmea Kolph Jr. aald tn Sun FranclHoo Inat nUbt he would aak tho stain li'clnlutiiro to ouat Whltniore for Incompetency aa a Veault of fnllure to diaenrer the defalcation sooner. At The Churches SPANISH REBS DRIVEN BACK By REGULAflS MADRID. Doc. IS. f API In a furlc.ua bstlln near the town of Ayerbe at dawn today federal troopa took hundred prlaoner. aeltcd rebel equipment and drove revolting regiment of Infnntry back upon the garriaon town of Jncii, where rebellion flared yes terday. General Tlerengiter, thn prlino minister, aamrted that the engngo ment had terminated the revolt, and that federal troopa were tn control of tho Jnca urea. Tbo prime minister mudn this announcement after a brief audi nnco wllh KltiK Alfonao this morn ing. Tho lnyul tronps from Sara go, hn aald. continued a mnrch on Jnca nftor the battle. - II wn ft nice tut of tncllra which routed the rebel, the general aald. Two strong unit converged upon Aynrlm from different angle, and cnimlit thn rebel force nf about n thousand men In aort of nut cracker nt Ihn Ayberbo mouiilnln paa. (letiernl Jorgo Fernndes HeriMa waa In command of the federal. Fight rebel officer, none of whom waa Identified In thn dla naicbea, were among the cnptlvea. They nro to he coiirl-mnrllali-d Im-medinlely. front la a mlnlnlurn plowahare which dlga llltl furrow a It movea forward. A moving bell Car rie the plant one by one to the rim of wheel. A clutching metal lic hand then picks up the plant and place It gently lo the furrow. Two whnela at the rear of the machine had the plant firmly In position. Flrat (Tiurrh of Itirlat, Urn-n-llat, 10th and Waahlngtan. Bun day school at 1:46 ft. m. Hunday aervlc at 11 a. m. Subject "flod-Th Prniiorver of Man." Wedimaday volni meeting at ( o'clock-. F r read ing and free lundtng library open afiarunoiia, on week daya from 3:30 to 4:30 niinpl on Wednee day and holiday, alao before and after Wednesday evening meeting. The public, la cordi ally Invited to attend the serv ices and aa the reading room, e a Tun futlinllc Church, N. Ith and High Hla.. Hnv. F. L. Gels, paalur. Iiv. T. P. Caany, asalat and pastor. Tb Maaia on Holidays re at t:3o, 8:00 and 10:30. Tli luat one I ft High Mua accompanied by th par iah choir. On Hunday evening, there la lloaary and Benediction at 7:30. On Holy Day the Maaae are at :30 and 8:00. In structions for prospective mem bers are given every Tuesday evening at 7:30 In the rectory. Choir rehearsals are held In the chupel at 7: 1I Friday evenings. Kvnryhody Is cordially Invited to attend these aervlcea. Merrill. Oregon Maas I had t Merrill every Hunday at 10:00, bring attended from Klamath Falls. a a a Tina Immannel Humlat Otorrh, Corner Uth and High Hie. The morning worship at It ft. m The sermon subject of Mr. Broy- lea' sermon, "The Church a the Body of Christ, or th Deepest Myntory in Herniation." The evening aertnon theme, "Gunata for the Wedding Feast." The Sunday school at 1 IS under the direction of Iter. H. J. loreni, general superintendent. The varl oua H. Y. P. I!. Hncletlea will meet at 4:30 Hunday evening. There f ill be apodal music at bulb, services. All welcome. a C o in in a n I ly f'nnjerrgatlonal Church. Garden and Martin Ft. K.nat bide. T. Davla Prenlnn, minister. 10-12 o'clock Church school. Firat hour graded In atructlon for Christian character building. Second hnur, World Friendship program and etprea alonal work. 11 o'clock, aerv lce of worship, wllh anrtnon by thn minister. Friday after achool Girl' club. a a 1 T. H. Chun h (Mormsns) held In basement of Library building. Sunday achool 10:00 a. ra. Kvening aervtces 7:30 p.m. Everyone welcome. e a St. Panl'a Episcopal fTinrrh. 8th and Jefferaon Hla. Joeeph S. Rwlng. rector, phone 216-K. (-.45 ft. m. Church achool: 11:00 ft. m. Morning prayer and er mon by the rector. Subject: 'Wht Man EipecU of God." 7:30 p. m. Inquiry group. The Church achool Chrlstmaa Page ant. "The Adoration of the Shepherds." will be presented nnt Sunday evening at 7:30 p. m. On Christmas E. th mid night Choral Communion will begin at 11:30 p. ra. e e a Kbunatb Temple, Eighth and Oak alreeta. Fred Hornshnh pas tor. Sunday school :4S with excellent clause for ftll ftgea. Morning preaching serrlc at 11:00 the pastor praftchlnc on "Spectacular Answer to Pray er. Young people aervtra at 11:30. Carl Gundarson director. Evening evangelistic aervlc be gin at 7:45 with special or chestra selection, choir number and concludes with a sermon on I "A Comparison of Modern and Old Time Religion." Wee,k nlgbt service Wednesday and Friday. Everybody welcome. a a a First Prmbyterlaft CtiBrrh, The Rer. A. Theodora Smith., paator, will speak in the morn-1 Ing at 11 o'clock on "The Secret: of Succeaa" and in tha evening at 7:30 on "Christ' Personal Message." In the morning Mr. F. It. Weldon will slug tenor solo. "The Lord l. My Light." : Miss Augnsta Parker I In : rhargo of thn choru choir. i ' i Klamath Lutheran Church, i r.tli uud Main St., Eugene W. Lee, minister, phone 1018-W. Sunday school and Bttile clns begins at 9:45 ft. ro. Morning worship at 11 o'clock. Serninn subject: "Tho Truly Great." A cnrdlnl welcome Is extended to everyone to ftttohd these sorv tces. Firat Pentecostal Assembly. No. Main sL Rev. J. H. Stev enson, pastor, phone 105S-J. Sun day services at 10:30 a. m. Sun day achool at 3:30 p. m. Eve ning evangelistic meeting at 7:30. Evangelist Robert P. Crlleser will be th speaker fnr IK. AVAnlnv .nr.... I. b In. for his aubtnet. "The Two Gardens"! Mnrntnc worshln. message by! the paator. aubject, "The Shep herd nd Th Hireling." Week night aervtces. Tuesdays and Thursday t 8 o'clock. Subject for Tuesday night "Tho Fulness of tho 0ntlle," Chart Lecture from the Book of Revelation. Thursday night, subject. Who Will The Bride of Christ Bn. and What Will Constitute the Church of Christ? The church with a living message. a a a First Baptist Clinch. Corner Eluhth at Washington fits, phone 4i'.9-W. Church school 9:4I n m. Morning worship beginning at 10:43. Choir will render special music. Theme of the Vustor will be "The Sixth Com mandment." B. Y. P. I', con venes at 6:30. Evening worship nt 7:30. Thero will be a live Song aervlro and teatlraouy meet ing. The message of the pastor will hn on the. theme "The Man I of the Age " I m m 9 7.ln Lutheran Omrch (Mis-, sourl Synod I 1025 High Street, (1. W. Hoffmann, pastor. Morn-' Ing worship begins at 10:30. The Lord Supper will be cele brated at this service. Prepara tory arlce for the commnnl can'ts at 10:00. Sunday achool and Bible class meet at :30. Strangers nd Tlallor ar In vited .to attend our services. Regular meeting of th Church ConncU Tuesday arming at T:tO. Mid-week fllbl class Wcdnetdsy evening at 7:1. a Methodist Cliunh, Mnlvill T. Wire, paator, rnaid':nrn. 1006 I Ik Ii HI. Our Runduy achuol cm veins at H 45: Our morning church aervn e la at 1 1 o. An them, "The Light of Home." Harmon topic. "Ezeklel' Vision of the Living Waters." Kpworth League I at 4:34. Evening anrvlre la at 7:3U. Hpnclal mualc Hermnn topic, "Tho Light of the World." A cordial Invitation to all. dene, ti Main street, t 10 ' o'clock last evening, following n ciil Illnnaa of four daya' I duration. Mr. prltchattt cam to I Klmath Fall on year ago from Gaston, Or. Surviving reiatlvea ar hi wlf; on son, Jamea; on daughter. Alia: a brother. Charle Prltchntt, all of Klamath Falla; alao hla father. Jame Prltchntt of Portland, and two sisters, Mra. Lydla Arthur. Portland, and Mra. Uraea Hmlih, Curvallls. Tb remain are In the ear of th Earl Whitlock Fqnnral Horn. Announcement of funeral arrangements will be mad later. TAM ED TAIII.B C1TH. LONDON, Walters In larg Ixindoa hotels ar making collec tions of uhlsclothes. The reason Is that a few famous man, on at tending banquets and making speeches, hsv the habit of writ ing or marking on tahlet-lnth. Waltera on removing these ar careful to save them. They hope that th cloth will heroin valu able Ilk postrarda from 0rsr4 Hhaw. CHICAOO, Dr. Frank E. Blmna son baa In hi offlc bar what In th elossst pprooa to prepatual motion ever davlsed. It la ft radium operated clock which ha bn running fnr Inur year without winding. It la operated hr a In visible apeck of radium whlrh will rontinu to b th motlv power for thousands of yera aatll lift energy ha died. FUNERAL NOTICES MK.KI.K HOI HTON. Merle Houston, axed 4C year. 9 months, fi daya, husband of Beryl jfardenhrook Houston, psased away suddenly at the residence, b 3 3 High street, yes terday Afternoon t 4 o'clock, having been III but about six hours. Mr. Houston was born In Leadrllle, Colo., coming to Klamath Falla with hla parents when he was years of age. In addition to bla wife. Beryl, he 1 survived by one sou. Kotiert V.; his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Houston, and onn alater, Mrs. J. II. Carnuhan. all of this city, and one sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Haines, of Orlando, Fla. Funeral service will be h-ld from the chapel at the Karl Whitlock funeral home Monday afternoon, December 16, at 2:3o with Iter. J. Henry Thomas offi ciating. Interment will be made la the family plot In the L O. O, F. c emetery. MIM4. Lt llA A. .Ml IlllAY. Funeral service for the Into Lura A. .Murray, wife of J. A. Murray of Merrill, who passed away nt Knn Francisco, Dec. 9, were held from the Presbyterian church at Merrill today at 2:30 p. m.. the Rev, Stanlev Jewell, pastor of the church officiating. Interment wss made In the fam ily plot In the L O. O. F. ceme tery near Merrill. Arrangement were In charge of the Earl Whit lock funeral home. HENRY A. DAY ID Final rite for the lafe Henry August Dsvld. a resident of the Miller Hill district, will b held at :30 a. m.. Monday, December IS, from the Sacred Heart church where Rev. Father F. L. Gels, will offer ft solemn requiem mss. In terment will follow in Mt. Cal vary cemetery. Arrangement In charge of the Earl Whitlock funeral home. OBITUARY ROT A. PRITCHETT Roy A. Prltchntt, age 49. hus band of Mr. Maude Prltchntt. passed away at the family reel- LIBERTY STARTING SCNDAr D. W. Griffith's "DRUMS of LOVE" A Cast of Comic Castaway In a Merry Musical Mix-Up of Laughs, Love and Song! Girls! Gags! And gayety! The Craze of the Hour, Jack Oakie, leading the fun! On a tropic island where everybody goes merry-merry. Join the frolic for a good time! 1 - A TABVIUNt, JACK OAKIE ffliDONALD U.Qmzmount Qictma Frisky, frirolouat Uproarioni farce, featuring the radio riots. "It Seem to Be Spring," "Let Go Ntlve," "I've Got a Yen for You," "My Mad Moment" and "Joe Jaxa," 'With Skeeta Gallagher, Kay Francis, William Austin and Eugene Pallette. z i SUNDAY txid '' MONDAY iWJio cares for tomorrow? . LIFE In tha scarlet streets ot Havana wher women get and men forget. "He was her man but ha done her wrong,"' rnns the old song, and around this theme revolve a vivid, realistic, colorful dnlms ot the regener ation of a girl bora "on the wrong side of th iiUand." 1 i with HELEN TWELVETREES MARJORIE RAMBEAU RICARDO CORTEZ PHILLIPS HOLMES NEWS and COMEDY PELICAN SUNDAY and MONDAY JAMES GLEASON Marie Obenchain at the Wurlitzer ll
