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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, , OREGON, THURSDAY, DEC. 7, 1916.
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ber 20th. The prize will be awarded Christmas Eve. Write the words on
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COMING EVENTS
TONIGHT
Dec. 7. The Winning of Bar
bara Worth," Opera House.
Dec. 8. "lilossoming of Mary
Anne" play at High school
auditorium.
Dec. X. Sonora grand opera at
Public Library 8 p. 1 in.,
''Kigoletto. "
Dec. 11-16. Third Ann.inl liar
ion County Con fchow u
Derby building.
Dec. 12. Kupt. .1. W. Todd ad
dress before Six o'clock
( lub.
Dec. 14-13. "The Dictator"
at opera house, auspices
(.'hcrriuns.
Jan. 2. Annual Cherrian ban
quet. !
county. Eugene Register,
Salem Alleys
Defeated Oregons
According to trie story of the scores
made in the bowling contest last night
the Salem Alleys defeated the Oregons
by a score of 2444 to 2135, which in the
i averages gives the Salem Alleys the
sheriff-elect of Marion ; edge on the Oregons by one point, or
Heating stoves at genuine reductions
12..-U Opal at I0.75. (!. !s. Hamilton.
Entire Stock Women's
Suits 1-2 Price.
Special pre-Xmas offer
ings in every dept.
Entire Stock of Party
Dresses 1-2 Priced
i QUALITY
AND
SERVICE
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THE
CHRISTM'S I
STORE
Dr. Mendelsohn, specialist, flta glMM
m eorreetly. U. 8. Bank. Bld.
A. F- Sou.th.wic, of Salem, was ap
pointed turnkey at the stnte peniten
tiary today by Warden Munpliy. He will
go to work tomorrow morning.
Dr. F. H. Thompson of 416 Bank of
Commerce bldg., specializes in Eye,
Gar, Nose and Throat. tf
The Ladies Alliance of the Unitarian
elinreh will meet I'Viday afternoon at
2:;ill at the residence of Mrs. H. P.
Taylor, M:I7 Center street. Ladies of Absentee
the church and congregation invited. I " horley
o jSundin
Joseph A. Martin, son of Joe Martin, : Baker .
of 1145 Saginaw street, now a coal ; l.aflar .
passer on the I luted States steamer
St. Louis, which is stationed at Hono
lulu, Hawaii, passed an examination re
cently inr the hospital corps with a I
grade of !0 per cent, He is now waiting!
for orders to report to a new assign- j
incut. Harrington
0 iSwienink-.
Fire place screens protect the home Absentee .
against loss by fire. Special prices. (.'. McKinnoy
S. Hamilton. i 1'attou 7 .
Hill to 1. Baker of the Oregons rolled
high score with 22S points while high
average was taken by l'uttou of the
Alleys with 1!H points.
The scores follow:
Totals
Team average, lli:
Oregons.
(1) (2) (3) To. Av.
154 134 134 4ii2 134
, l.'il 2(Hi 1X5 5:tii 17!P
, Ml - 1511 Hi7 44S I4H
22S 15il J40 !!i 17ii
174 .1:10 lull 4H2 154
m;i2 MO 7S4 24;!5
Auction Sale
At the Quick Kxchauge Auction
-Market on Saturday, Pee. 9,
l!l(i, at 10 a. ni., consisting of
horses, buggies, wagons, harness,
1 spray pump with barrel near
ly new, 7 pure bred Rhode Is
land Red pullets and some Cock
erels, ami ninny other things;
also at 1:30 p. m., all hinds of
household furniture, one roll top
writing desk nearly new.
Don't Forget
Kvorybody Ayelconie, Ladies
especially invited. -
sell everything on commission.
F. N, WOODSY,
Auctioneer, Phone 511
WAITED
Salem Alleys.
Twenty hogs were killed today at the
Oregon state training school to provide
sausage and smoked hams and snare
ribs for the boys during the coming W
mourns, lias number will make about
3,500 pounds of meat. In February an
other 20 hoga will meet the same fate.
ai i e aaa k i i
.mum u.imo pounds or meat is used eacii i
Totals
Team average,
ll) (2) (3) Av. To.
. IliO 202 1S3 545 12
, 121 14l 130 3!I7 132
, 154 154 154 402 151
, Kio 125 ' 17S 40S 150
. 171 1!l 212 572 101
. 771 Mrt 857 2114
Household Furniture. Woodry jjj
tno Auctioneer will pay highest
cash price for same. Phone 511.
.103.
The Blossoming
of Mary Anne"
year at the school. The hogs were raised The Snilipoli Dramatic societv of the
on the sc.iool farm. . j Salem high school will present, "The
o Blossoming of -Mary Anne," a clever
La Corona cigar has "Won its favor little play in four acts Kridav evening
by its flavor." . j December H, at 8:13 p. m.
o I The plot centers around Mary Anne
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v-u uv B"-i, aga , VUUBICU . ' -lllllllUlin, 11 llllll CUllllliy gl'l Willi, II
o -yesrernay in tne artillery branch of the '"o gossips say, lias been "jilted' by
Ed Grossman, horse trader, brother of I United States army and will leave for Bill Barkeley, a Vnle student. Her
Olney Crossman, was arraigned this aft-1 Vancouver for instruction in the life of j millionaire" society aunt, upon hearing
ernoon on a charire of nettv larceny in a. soldier in that branch of the serv- i tlii:, takes Mnry Anne to New York
taking feed from the Center street feed ice. Kelson E. Croshaw, age 21, will where she fairly blossoms into a social
barn.
Wanted two veal calves every day.
Roy Kae Meat Market, 177 S. Com
mercial. ' dccO
Olney Grossman, horse trader, was ar
rested today by Chief Welsh on n
charge of using profane lnngungo on the
street. Ho was given a hearing and
fiued $10.
Silver, Ebony and Ivory toilet ware,
enlist in the rccular army as soon as his butterfly and is a great social favor
uiscuurgo papers irom company jy are "r " mm soi-ieiv.
: 1 Tl-.l. . in -r. .1 n. . I Tl ..I !
imicu, mr. xiugnes is irom fans (Jxty
and Jlr. Croshaw from South Salem.
Dr. Stone's Drug Store makes' free
delivery. Phone 35.
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Dr. Carl Gregg Doney, president of
Willamette University is greatly in de
mand ns a public speaker as during
the last year he has been called to var
ious points in the northwest. Yester
also complete line of novelty goods. I (lll.v '" returned from Mc.Minnville
Gardner & Keen, the store with the ' wlll're 1"' spoke two times before the
street clock i i oik county teachers' institute. Lust
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PERSONALS
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II, Meeker of Albany is in the
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Mr. wild Mrs, I'M Smith are in the
city from .lefferson.
Chas. K. Spauliling returned from
l'nrtlnnd last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. .loo Keller went to
Portland this nioiliung.
Pred K. Lamport is home from Con
don where he was called on legal busi
ness. Dr. W. Carlton Smith was called to
Hood Hiver this morning on profession
al business.
tlovernor iW'tlivcoiltue was a paison
gif for Portland this morning on the
Oregon Klectric.
The following Snleiu people were reg
istered at the Multnomah hotel, Port
liiinl yesterday: Mrs. ,1. Jones, Mrs.
i Moore, Ted Tlionnis.
DIED
JIAHTIX In Sulci! Tuesday I' ni
ber 5, 1!I0, Miles Martin in' his tenth
year.
The body was sent to the parents
who live at 'i'illainook.
Butter and Eggs
Hit the Toboggan
Okicsgo, Dee. 7. Butter and egg
juices am On tho toboggan here today,
as the federal grand jury food probe
ud widespread egg and butter boy
cotts by housewives got under way."
Cold storage eggs dropped to 28 1-2
mils today, a decline of two cents
fcince yesterday. They have fallen 5
3-4 cents this week. Warehouse films
today are discharging egg cnndlors, be
come of the falling off in the con
Kuinptioii of eggs duo to boycotts which
are becoming more general each day.
Butler is also dropping. Best grades
fell 1 12 cents a pound wholesale to
day. Wedding invitations, announcements,
and calling cards printed at tlio Journal
Job Department Prices right.
Veterans' Association
. Had Splendid Meeting
The Mfirion County Veterans' asso-'
ciation met today at the armory with
an attendance of more than 300, Mom-
Barbara Worth at
Grand Theatre Tonight
Bnrbara Worth, one of the most in
teresting types of nil the stellar roles
oi tne stage today, is the central figure
bers of the affiliating organizations '". !lle drnmntie version of Harold Bell
mini riiciion ii mi vtiMiiinuru were,
present and took part in Hie day's ex
ercises. The morning hours were uiven to I lie
general transaction of hiiMncsfc follow;
ed by a basket picnic at nnoii in the
armory.
The afternoon was given entirely to
informal campfire talks with no re".
ulur program. .Members of the Silverton
unit
a ml
"right 's widely rend novel. 'T1ir Win.
ning of Barbara Worth," which will be
the attraction at the Clrand tonight, De
cember 7.
The character will be assumed by Vir
ginia Hardy, who in the past few sen
sons has attracted the attention if
prominent iniinugers through her ability
and distinctive charm. Hie is the ideal
Barbara and lins been delighting theatre
Woodbiirn lodges were called on goers evervn here she lm0 i.lnv...). 'ri..o
there was nianifesled n ironeriil who have rcinl tl.i. ;t..,...Lt:.... ..J...
good feeling of comradeship. Addresses who, have in their minds eye their ideal
i-u' niiiiie iiv ueiariueni
nr. Hull of Cortland, .In.
A. II. llllilelson, (iid I Stolz, U, 1
" ' -""" i .-..ciiiiiuiimii, one gives io tne character a western at
iu,i nun in, i ill im i tti ,t 11. mul tl,l..
Glen Ackerman, captain of the high
school basketball team, is suffering
from an injured knee cap. The injury
is such that ho will probably be out of
the game tor at least two weeks,
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Furs, Christmas sale prices. West Fnr
Co., :
S. High St.
dec II
Members of the Polk-Yamhill-Marion
County Medical society by special invi
tation will meet with the Central Wil
lamette Medical society this evening at
Albany. The bumpier will be held nt
the Albany hotel at 7 o'clock tonight.
Our prices are right, no reduction
necessary, (iardner it Kene, Salem's
most reliable jewelers.. The store with
the street clock.
Members of the Central Congrega
tional church and' friends will hold their
unmitil meeting this evening at the
church. A general statement will be
made of the activities of the church
during the post venr and plans for the
coining year will be discussed.
Save money on your Xmas presents
by going to Ponieroy & Wallace for
your jewelry.
JusJr as sugar declined 30 cents a
litindrc. n. few days ago and eggs be
gan to retail at 45 cents a dozen, comes
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'0,"!u!l":U'r tins character will not be disappoint- tho discouraging news from Portland
Ige ebster, ed in Miss Hardy. The author, himself, , that flour mnv advance within a few
n uciigniou wmi her performance.
It was the general sense of the meet
ing as expressed by u resolution that
members of coiuiinv M who went to
the border, were eligible to membership
ii n.-i mmi llllllllliunuxiy ngrCCM I Jl til I!
Willamette Vallev Veterans' nicnic
should be held next July in Salem at
Marion mpiure nud that Sedgwick Post
-No. 10 nf Salem, should have chiiruii
of the arrangements.
I he next meeting of tin- Marion Conn
tv Veterans' association will be held
next April in Woodbuni.
Express Driver
Robbed of $20,000
Los Ans-eles, Cal.. 1W. 7. - -One nf
the most daring daylight robberies in
the history of Los Angeles occurred at
10:15 today, when two men. blindini' n
Well Kargo Kxpress driver mimed W.
H. Williams by throwing pepper in his
eves, covered him with a gun and es
caped with two bugs nf g,dd he was
carrying, believed to contain $20,000.
Jhe. robbery occurred at Sixth ami
Los Angeles stieets, back of the Pa
cific Klectric building. The street was
crowded with traffic, and several peo
ple witnessed the holdup. One of these,
fleeing, notified a policeman, .but in his
haste, he gave the wrong address,
thereby delaying the officer's arrivhl.
A city wide search was innuediatelv
started, although the police have ver'v
meagro clews.
coupled with a dis
tinctive mngnetism makes her nil Hint
could be expected.
A Nest of Booze
Found in Tacoma
lacoina, Wash., Dec. 7. In an empty
two story frame house near the Tacoma
business district police early this af
ternoon raided the biggest booze cache
unearthed in this city since the first
of the year.
The police think the place may have
been the distributing center for boot
legging operations here.
In the kitchen were found gunnv
sacks filled with 120 ipiart bottles of
whiskey. Demijohns of whiskey and a
dozen quarts of beer also were found.
The value of the booze confiscated is
estimated lit $000.
A PAROLED CONICT .
days it the wheat market continues to
climb a few pegs Higher in Chicago.
That diamond or watch just what
you lire looking for, at Ponieroy & Wal
lace, jewelers.
At a recent meeting of the Woman's
Sunday he spoke at Springfield at the
dedication of the. new .$.i.i,00U Metho
(list church.
Special meeting of Pacific
lodge Si,. 50, A. V. & A. M.,
this evening. Work in the F.
C. degree. Visiting brethren
welcome
"The Winning of Barbara Worth"
at the opera house tonight comes with
the highest recommendations, and the
company includes m-tors only of the
highest rating. The play is of" the desert
country following the story of the same
name. The company is billed to appear
four days at the Heilig theatre next
week, and it is well known that the
Heilig books only plays of' high stand-!
aril.
A literary and Social entertainment
and sale will be given nt the Swedish
cnurch, corner S. loth nnd .Mill streets,
by the Ladies Aid society tomorrow,
rridny, Dee. S. at 7:30 p. m. A good
progrem, Itefresliments served,. Free
admittance. All welcome.
The cast of characters is as follows:
W illiam Barkeley Frank Durbin
Lloyd Henderson Lewis fTrilfitli
Teddy Farnuin tieorge Doust
Charles Muson Koliiu Fisher
Mrs. Henry Tate Kirkland
.' ttiith Schultz
Mrs. John Simmons
Jin Spiiiilding
Marv Anne Simmons 0ga (fray
Uetzy Scroggins Kililh Hynon
Sarah Applegate Slissv ,
liazel McCilchrist
Klaine .lewett Lucille Jones
Trella Jewett lirace llumplirevs
Putty Cloverleaf .. Lucille DeW'it'te
Mrs. Kirkland 's Muid
". Clara lireitenstein
The Hired Man Doyle Snvder
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PIANO TUNING
First-class work. All kinds
of repairing. -All work guar
anteed. Twenty-five years '
experience. Leave orders at
Schaffer Drug Store, phone JU7.
Bcsidence phone 1405.
J. E. HOC'KETT,
015 Highland Avenue.
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VALID PATENTS
A. M. Wilson 2.) years experience.
Legally, mechanically and commercial
ly trained to protect vour invention.
Send for bookie. KM KB SICAKCH.
311 Victor Bldg., Washington, D. .
deci-
Leather Is High
and Going Higher
CAR5 Of
AW KIND
-ivriArp
Any TIME
That l'red Donnelly, alias Conlev,
Dunn and Tim Sullivan, who was ar
rested at Sntherliu a few weeks ago
on a charge of passing worthless
checks in l'ortlnnd and other Oregon
cities, is a paroled convict from the
state peuitentiiuv, was the informa
tion received by Sheriff (ieorge K.
Inline this morning from the con
stable's office in Portland. The Port
land officers stud that Donnelly had
been returned to Snlem: where he 'would
The Siletz Indians predict a hard win
ter and since December 1, which hap
pens to be the first month of winter,
they have hit it about right. . Last
night the official weather thermometer
registered above and there was the
heaviest frost since October 5. The
river today is 0 feet above low water
mark and falling. The range of tem
perature yesterday was from 42 to 31,
according to the official thermometer at
the O. C. T. dock.
When C. D. Frost and H. P. Frost, of
Oklahoma, decided to live in (ftegou,
that added 10 to the population of the
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m-iici orps, gwicK , p r , i. , f T, , . . , ,
the lollowing officers wero elected fori .. ; ,. j ,. , i .,
tho coming vear: President, Clnra Orib- "f "'' "' f;v mile.
ble; senior vice president, Maggie Cade t,,,l, m. aml W,U " "r '"'t-'1"
i.,;,.r vi..., ..-.,Li.,.,f i u vji i-. I'" 'x'lld and improve. The tract was
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Just as an investment, C. L. Woelk
North Santiam News
(Capital Journal Special Service.
North Sautium, Ore., Dee. 0 A serb -
of meetings have begun at the eliiinii
continue for a week or more. He..
of Seio, conducting.
The men who sell shoes are having! Several cnrloinls of potatoes hai'
their troubles as well as those who are been shipped from here recently,
asked to pay what seems, to be unheard Several cuses of chickenspox arc
of high prices. According to recent (lie neighborhood .but none serious,
prices asked for raw materials, it is not I The Paient-Tcacher association will
the Tetailer who is getting the extra hold its regular meeting December 15 i t
money, but just simply the demand for (he school house. A speaker on agi;
leather in general, caused mostly by the culture is promised to speak,
foreign governments buying nil the raw I The basket soc ial given at the church
materials available. For instance: Tuesday night lust by the public schocl
Sheep skins costing eight cents a foot was a success in every respect, (he bene
one year ago, now nre 24 cents a foot; fit was for school purposes. A nent sum
chrome patent leather has advanced was secured and the teachers and pupi s
from 15 cents to 52 cents a foot during are to be congrutulutcd.
the year; black calf one year ago was Mr. W. F. Harris was a Salem busi-
quoted at 27 cents but now it is 05 ncss Visitor this week.
cents: gout skins have advanced from H. K. Km-uzh spent several days i'l
10 to 35 cents a foot ; calf skins were 27 j the Capital while there attending the
cents a foot one year ago, but now the school directors' convention.
price is HO cents a foot.- It seems that! Mr. Charles (iilniore while riding h
while the drygoods merchants have horse hed iiis leg skinned, the horse lnu-
their troubles about advancing prices, . ing fell, causing the accident.
the retail shoe mail is up against it ami i Did you have the fire wood in the diy
the end is not yet in sight as raw mil- before f Oh, you snow!
terials in leather continue to advance. '
treasurer, llattie Cameron; chaplain
Kliza Ackerman; conductress, Jennie
Pope; guard Anna Simmons.
Pomedoy & Wallace means money
saved in jewelry and all repairs.
Professor Carpenter cf Seattle has
just completed a series of five lectures
before the pupils of the city schools on
"Celestial Mechanics.'' lie is un in
teresting talker and succeeded ill hold
ing the closest of attention, even from
the lower grades in explaining the mo
tions of the earth anil niuoii. During his
stay in the citv, he was the guest of
1. L. Me Adams, Salem's local astrono
mer.
AU heating stoves at reduced prices.
Call and see them. C, S. Hamilton.
bought a 10-acre tract planted in prune
trees two years old. It is three and one
half miles from Salmi just across from
the city in Polk county and he got a
fine bargain nt if 1.000. Both transfers
were handled bv W. II- Oiabenhorst &
Co.
The story hour at the public library
every Saturday morning nt Hi.'tO o'clock
under the direction of Miss Flora M
Case, -school librarian, has now become
a regular Saturday morning entertain
ment for many children of the city.
During the month of November 500
children attended the four storv hours,
an average attendance of 125. This is a
material increase over one year ago.
And according to the same November
o report bv Miss Case, 5,330 pupils visited
Deputy Sheriff Needham. of Marion ( the library in the high school building
comity, was in the ciiy yesrer.tny to. during the month with an average of
take back to Salem Alfred Ochen, the 254 daily. The 'high school students
boy who ran away from home and was j,, most' of their' reading in the high
taken care of at the Y. M. C. A. in this! school library, ns during the month.
citv. The bnv is lint tin,!, ns fur n ccn ..i,K. ll l,-,,.!-., l....-r.....,.l f-..n. .1...
bo compelled to serve out his unexpired be learned, but he claimed to have been imblic. libraiv and 25 from the stnte
sentence. Hoseburg lieview. ill-treated at home and ran away. .Mr. library. . '
A prominent merchant makes the f ol-,
lowing suggestion for holiday shoppers:
Shop early, as each customer will re-
ceive more attention in the mornings
between the hours of ! and 11. The noon
hour is a bad shopping time as the
forces in all stores, lire reduced just
half diirinnjhe lunch time. If the 'ens-
turner wuiils to get in a crowd and be
hurried in the shopping, go down town
between the hours of 2:30 and 4:30 n.i
dlllinL' these two hours there is tl... I
greatest nmoiintpf business and no ens-1
turners can be given much time. -Moral:
Shop in the morning.
Howard Clark, -who enlisted a few
weeks ago for service in the I'. S. reg
ular army, writes the recruiting officer
at Salem as follows: "I am in the nr
my now and having a good time. They
kept me nt Portland three days and
then at Vancouver one week and, then
I was sent to Fort McDowell", where 1
urn now. 1 wits kept in the awkward
sipiad for a long time but got in good
shape and now I am feeling fine and
getting fat. They sure give a soldier
all he can eat and it sure is good. I tun
Hi good health and feeling tine
, GREAT STOCK SHOW
s, :
Portland, Or., Dec. 7 First :?
prize in the Percheroii s'alliou :
contest at I'liitliind 's Interna- :
!liomtl Livestock Show was tnk-
eii today by H. AI. Welsh, of :'.!
Washington. James Kd son of s
Carlton, Or., won second. A roc- ',:
onl breaking crowd witnessed if
the judging. -!!
The famous cow "(iolden ::
Duchess" which has attracted '.
great attention during the show
was sold by Flunk liiown of
Carlton to an Albany, Oregon, s.s
firm for .320. This was the :.s
'highest price paid for iicow
during the day.
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DAMON FUNERAL TODAY
lWBliilli
The funeral otSAlohcus O. Daino '
who died Tuesday evening at his hone
S55 North Commercial street, was hell
; this afternoon iiuni the chapel of Welrii
i lougii. the services were conduc
' u.l 1..- ii... p.... o x- ..: i i r
o j" ".; . .ni. n. .itison alio oili'i
Postpone Unitarian meetings, at the v,ils in the City View cemetery.
i ting at the I'liitniian chmvh last! J''. Dnmnii come to Oregon
night it was decided to postpone fur-! 1W1' lears ago he
ther meetings until after Thursday and a grocery store on lower Cou JFiectel
Fi ida v, ;it least, and no meetings w ill street nnd later on North l.iln juereii I
be held tonight and tomorrow niiiltt ' last idace of business wnsFlv. ll;
at the church. I Commercial street, adjoin' on NortM
o deuce. Mr. Dninon wns iJt ''H '
Mrs. T. C. Petrijclm has returned move than a year and JF7U health fi
from a visit to friends at Newport, ai Besides his widow, JfTis US years oh! r
guest o. Mrs. A. L. Thomas. Mis. Petty- two sons and a daiHie is survived bv
job n will spend the winter in Salem.' I Damon, who was 1 ghter: Howard V..
iiuii-si j.iiii .--ni.il in I en nun mil
and Mrs. Nina W' Dninon, of Portland,
Hubhorly, of Seattle.
Journal Want ads will sell it.
TUB CAST
Carl Qabrielsou, Alino Thompson, Clias.
L. Dick, Mrs. W. Carlton Smith, James
Matt, Major? Marvin, Lawrence Hofer,
Tom Kay, George Suyder, Perry Reigle
mn, Art Wallace, Dan Latigouuurg, E.
Oook Patton, Arthur Wilson, '.Bun
Uf" Meiring, Kaig Bing William H.
Larches.
' imi mi inn iiiiiii-vfciihi.n. i.,tM-irKwi'iirinn. in hhki r iwitri WiMi mim LT--Yiiiiiir - -- - T- M ,
E. COOKE PATT0N IN "THE DICTATOR " ?,
GRAND THEATRE, DEC 14-15 Sec Page Two Today's Capita! Journal
WOtflVnrrn IN AMER1CA OF RICHARD HARDINOGO DAVIS' CELEBRATED COMEDY. (THE PLAT THAT RECENTLY SCORED A
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IN SALEM CHERRIANS TO EQUIP THEIR ANNUAL CHRISTMAS TREE, AND TO GIVE A CHRISTMAS PRESENT TO EVERY POOR CHILD
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