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
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