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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-12-10

receipts were a little over one hun
bred dollars. The ladies In charge
wish to thank every one who helped
in any way.
"The New Minister is on the way
and will appear before very long.
Rehearsals begin this week and every
one who has part Is enthusiastic.
Among those at Mankato last FIJI
day we're Allen Roberts, Mrs. w. A.
Roberts, Lizzie Hughes and Edward
Ward.
]. C. Jay and family took dinner
and spent the afternoon with ii. IL.
Buck and family Sunday.
Earl Duffield has gone to Lewis
vile where he has a position in
hardware store. Before his departure
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Goodall gave
marty I'm his honor at which number
OF his friends were present to show
their good will and to wish him sue
cess i'm his new undertaking.
Frank Close and family recently
enjoyed a visit from sister OF Mr..
Close, Mrs. Edward Erwin.
MIR. Harry Greasy did not start for
Illinois on Tuesday as previously re-
ported, but went to Waseca to visit
friends, returning TO Garden City and
at the end of the week departed for
his home at Moline, Ill.
Frank Dunbars condition was such
last week that nurse was sent for. A
/ lady from Mankato Is caring for him
and he is improving at this time.
/ 7. r. Mills and family returned
from their trip to California last We'd
nesday and report most delightful
vacation. They were gone almost
three months and their Garden City
friends welcome them back most
heartily. They came direct from the
home OF Earl Mills at Grand Junction,
Colo, where they had spent about two
weeks. On arriving at home Mr.. Mills
and family were made glad by tele-
gram which came that day, announc-
ing the birth of girl to Mr.. and Mrs.
john Mitchell in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. c. NJ. Warren and children
were in Garden City Saturday.
The regular meeting of the c. w.
b. M, will be held at the home of
Mrs. Olmsted Saturday, December II.
All are invited to attend.
The patrons of the bank are re-
cei,ing splendid calendars for 1916
as the compliments OF the institution.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-12-10
Vernon Center

From TUESDAYS Cauv
II. c. Kraus and Thomas Rooney
accompanied several car loads of
stock to Sioux City Saturday evening.
Wesley Spence who has been in
Rochester for the past month, where
he underwent very serious opera
ton in st. Mary's hospital. returned
home yesterday mucn improved In
health.
Carl Osgood and daughters of
Garden City were callers at the c.
NJ. Warren home Saturday evening.
Mr.. Osgood feels confident that
Gaden City Consolidated school cleo
ton was legal and that the court win
so decide.
Mrs. Leafie Warren and children
and brother. Bert Wilson attended the
sale at the Christian church I'm Gar
den City Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. A. w. Petrich, who went TO
Rochester Tuesday evening, was
taken to st. Mary's hospital on arriv-
ing In the city. and her condition was
SO serious that she was operated on
at midnight The operation was sue
cessful and daily reports received
here are encouraging. She is still IN
very weak condition, but 1t is
thought that the crisis is passed. and
II no further complications arise she
will be restored to her usual good
health. Mr.. Petrich will remain with
his wife until she Is out of danger
Mrs. Gene Frances, who has teen
sick since Monday. IL reported very
much better today.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Rambo and Mrs.
Myrtle Gray were Mankato visitors
Saturday going by the auto route.
The chicken pie supper and apron
sale last Thursday evening given un-
der the auspices OF the Methodist Ala
was success. A large crowd was
present and the supper was excellent.
the proceeds amounted to over 500,
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Mapietoo
From tuesdays Os,iv.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hamp expect
to go to Rochester today to consult
the Doctor Mayos with regard to Mrs.
Ramps condition.
Fred Roseno and family of Wells
took advantage of the fine day and
drove over to visit at the home OF
William Krengle.
The services at the churches were
well attended In the morning. In the
evening the Misses Hubbard, Rodgers
and J I'm gave several numbers at the
Baptist church, while al the Congre-
fational Rev. Larke gave a sermon
full OF power which was listened to
with interest.
A number Of Maploto1 high school
boys vert out for a rabbit hunt Sat
urday. In some way a rife was dis
charged prema.urely and the charge
lodged in the ankle of one of the party.
The W und Is a painful one and per-
haps win remind the boys that too
much care cannot be exercised while
using a firearn.
reter SchwietZer and family drove
ever from Montgomery Saturday 10
visit with his mother. Mrs. John
Schweitzer and other relatives.
Clint Fernald passed through town
Yesterday enroute from Vernon to
William Beise's east of here.
Mrs. Walter Griggs of Minnesota
Lake was I'm town Saturday with her
son. Merle.
The Woman's Study club meets on
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. +. Had
ley. The subject of the meeting will
be "Cities and Political Divisions of
China"
James Quinn. Jr., enjoyed a broken
axel Friday when about five miles
from town. He started back on foot,
but fortune favored him and he was
taken In by passerby.
Napoleon was crowded with people
Saturday. some coming from ST. Clair.
Pemberton. Delavan and surrounding
places to take advantage of the many
bargains offered by the different
merchants of this place.
The "Star!and" picture play equip
rent is being moved today by the
Messrs Marsh into the opera house,
which has been leased by them. This
gives them more room and better
accommodations for the public.
August Beise. father of the late DR..
Charles Beisc. is very III at his home
on Third street. He has been con-
fined II his bed for several months
and at his age recovery Is very doubt
full
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Rspidsn>Decoria

From Tuesdsv's Daiiv'
Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ. Brodersen OF
Decoria are the proud parents of a
little daughter born to them Novem-
Der %.
Paul GRANDSON has added to his
real estate by the purchase of forty
acres of land from Mr. J. J. Nelson OF
Mankato. The southwest corner OF
this forty joins the northeast corner
of Mr.. Erlandson's farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Anderson and
granddaus liter, Miss Isabel Anderson,
who have spent the past month visit
ing relatives In Canada and in the
northern part Of this state are ex-
pected home this week.
About twenty ladies and gentlemen
were present at the cemetery meet
ing at J. +. Swartouts home Thurs
day afternoon. "a
Mr.. Saunders OF Blue Earth City
visited relatives at the Noyes, Coult
and Gaylord homes several DAYS the
past week. making the trip I'm his car.
Miss Anna Anderson visited with
her cousin. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Jepsen,
Thursday evening. sef
Ed. Targersen is having wood for
the school house in district 143. He
has several cords on the ground al
ready.
A little hoy arrived at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Wilder last week
to GLADDEN. their home.
The Deccria Aid society will meet
with Mrs. L. c. Coult ct her home
"Wednesday Afternoon, December 8.
The next cemetery meeting will be
held at the Emil Tilman home. 81
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MEMORIAL ADDRESS DELIVERED BY.
MAYOR W. c. NYE FOR MANKAT0 ELkS

to yapor draws 1t heavenward and
then II causes II to fall and refresh
the earth is exerted quietly and I'M
seen. The power OF electricity is ST.
lent. but Il turns the darkness of
night to the brilliance of day. pro-
pels cars along our roads and permits
conversation by voice or signal from
city to city. from continent TO con-
tinent.
Morning Light unfolds Beauty.
"The morning light rs II comes
streaming across the heavens indi-
Gates no power. Yet falling upon the
face of earth Il unfolds the beauty OF
blossom. gives energy to tree and
plant and r.pens the golden srain.
so the force OF our orders lessons,
operating quietly and unseen, moves
outward and onward conquering and
to conquer.
"A grave responsibility rests upon
us as members TO keep this force so
pure and so strong that 1t will ever
toward developing a wiser
humanity than the world has yet
known.
To-day we have brought cur token
of remembrance for those who are
with us no more. We have recalled
their virtues and have paid homage
to their service to this lodge and TO
this community. Soon we shall sep
arate and take up again the thread
of life. Let us take with us this one
great lesson: To live as good men
should: live to be helpful 10 our
neighbors: to assist the needy; to
protect and defend our brother: in
short. &c be true TO the principles of
our fraternity and to exemplify in our
lives the virtues. honor, truth and
Justice"
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Garden City
From TUESDAYS Dairy.

From TUESDAYS Dairy.
Mrs. Julia Thurston and daughter,
Mary, were guests of Mrs. Charles
ConkEn at dinner last Thur sday.
M. and Mrs. Bert Gates went to
Minneapolis last Wednesday to see
Thomas Turne.. n brother of Mrs.
Gates who was on his way from Can
ada to take his place in the aviation
corps Of the British army.
s. T. Sheppard has disposed OF his
store to give possession February /,
1916.
NJ. F. Crane, Lucas Crane, G. W.
John. Bertha Cole and Mr.. and Mrs.
J. @. Olmsted were all in Mankato
last Friday.
June Brown and Lester Robinson
of Vernon Center called on Celeste
Lee Sunday afternoon.
G. w. John attended the funeral
OF Mrs. Norman of Lake Crystal at
1880 p. m. Sunday.
Mrs. Laura Clapper arrived from
Wyoming Friday evening to visit her
parents and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ID. Mills motored
TO the home of Mrs. Raw Thompson
last Wednesday where they had din
ner.
Miss Wright, a friend of Mrs. c. n.
john. who has visited here before was
a guest OF Mrs. John Saturday.
A very pleasant evening was en-
joyed at the home OF G. w. John last
Wednesday when the members of the
old quartet were present and made
the echoes ring with its old time mel
odies. This quartet consists of Mr..
washburn of Vernon Center, H. t..
Woods. Lake CRYSTAL. Joseph Tall
man, Mankato and G. w. John Of
Garden City.
The bazaar Saturday was a decided
success in every wav. a large crowd
being in attendance and every article
being disposed of. Those i'm charge
OF the various booths were as follows:
Fancy artic les. Lucy Gates, Ruth
Mills and Myrtle TIL m p n;
candy. Mae Terry. Ethel Thompson
and Eva McCormack: apron,
Elsie Thomson and Jessie .Thurston.
baby booth. Mrs. Susie Olmsted: cook
booth. Mayte John. Violet Gates and
Hannah Waite. Edward Ward and
Allen Roberts served the hamburgers
and Royal Richardson and Erwin
Mills the coffee and doughnuts.
The fancy article tooth had the
largest amount. showing a total Of
about s43. The next largest was the
food booth with total of over $40.
Many people lent their assistance
where ever needed and helped to
make things run smoothly. The total
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-12-10
From Tuesdays Daily.

Washington. December THE ar
gument for Pan-Americanism was at
the opening of President VIII
sons message. AT first all of the con-
gressmen sat In perfect silence. Out
when the president re-affirmed the
Monroe doctrine and declared for the
political equality and independence of
all nations of the western hemisphere,
there was a round Of nd-clapping.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-12-10

For the most part the senators and
representatives sat, perfectly silent,
quietly taking in every phrase of the
message. Not once did the presidents
reading falter There was a long
pause after the president finished
reading about Pan Americanism, and
all waited eagerly for the next topic,
which. 1t was known, would be the ma
tional defense.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-12-10

Ter sing that 1t was necessary to put
on the show three nights.
The next three towns Mr.. Blyler
will show i'm are Dallas, Beaumont and
Port Arthur.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-12-10
YOUNG Ladies Entertained.

Miss Esther Holum entertained the
young ladies of the Sewing club at
her home on Florence street last
evening. A social time was enjoyed
and a nice lunch was served by the
hostess.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-12-10

A son was born last Sunday night
to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Reichel at
their home on North Sixth street.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-12-10
viii Celebrate Ninety fourth Birth

viii Celebrate Ninety fourth Firth.
day.
Fred Boege7, of 315 North Fifth
street, one of the very earliest set
tiers of this section, and who was
the subject of an article in The Free
Press several weeks ago in which he
figured as the oldest man In Mankato,
will celebrate his ninety fourth birth
day anniversary on Thursday. Decem-
Der 9.
Success Achieved by Frank 6lyIer.
The following was taken from a
Wichita newspaper relative to Frank
Blyler: -.
after the committee in charge had
completed ARRANGEMENTS with the
firm OF Miller 4: Draper for the pre-
sentation of the Elk's Minstrels at the
Wichita theatre. all were anxious to
see who would be sent here to take
charge of drilling those opponents OF
the dramatic art who Were to take
part in the show IL was several
days later that Frank Blyler OF Man
kato. MIMI, made his appearance.
Now there Is not member of the
Elk's lodge here who has occasion to
associate with Mr.. lBlyler who does
not take off his hat to his ability. "A
big hearted generous sort of fellow
who knows how to say just the right
thing at the right time and combines
with II talent of sort that is rare,
the only regret that he has occasionej
In his visit to wichita Falls Is the
fact that he viii leave, soon after the
show for Dallas, where he goes to
assist In the show there"
In Delaware, Ohio. Mr.. Blyler waa
given great reception by college
students who are members OF the
same college fraternity that Mr.. Bly,
| Ter Joined when he was a student al
Hamline university. So great was the
demand in that cityito hear Mr.. Bly,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-28
FEW FOLKS HAVE
GRAY Hair NOW
Dru-giet'SGys Ladies are Using
Recipe OF Sage Tea and
Sulphur.

u1i- that loses IT'S color and lustre,
or whoa 90 fades. turns gray. dull and
Etsra1s. fs caused By g lack q sulphur
o. .le ale. cur Grandmother made up
mixture % sage Tea and Sulphur 20
ae.p her locks DARK and beautiful. and
tkouslrds o. women and men who
value that e-sn color. that beautiful
dark shade OF hair which is 50 attrac-
tive. use only this oid-tir1e recipe
Nowadays Wa get this famous mix
TIRE by asking 90 any drug store for a
sGcclt bottle q ~Wycth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound which darkens
the hair so naturally. 30 evenly. that
nobody can possibly tell Il has been
applied Besides. 70 takes on dartruff.
stops scalp itching and falling hair.
You iEat dampon a sponge or soft
brush with u aud draw This through
your hair. taking one small strand at a
tire. BY morning the gray hair dis
appeaTss but what delights the ladies'
with Wyeth's sage and Sulphur Is
TAT. besides beautifully darkening the
hair after . few applications. Il also
brings back the gloss and lustre and
gives q al appearance OF abundance
Harper Houss pha-nacy.-(AdTl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-28

toward the Thirteenth street entrance
n fat. wide man with his hands in his
pockets came In ut the rear door
Sneaky Tavis.
There's your party;'' suddenly hiss
ed Bul Wolf and pointed TO n table
where a dark Vandyked German with
spectacles was entertaining a healthy.
red checked young woman with a
green feather in her hat
you scum shriiled Honoria Blye
10 her three expert detectives and went
home TO her parrot.
Ned Warner stepped into the cigar
store next door 10 the Hotel Daniel
aud telephoned June's home in Bryn-
port Mr.. and Mrs Moore were in the
city at Bobbie Blethering's. the smooth.
soft voice OF Fat. black old Aunt Deb
by told him.
chickering's and the CHEEKY voice OF
BObbie. Yes. the Moores were there.
And June was located? Great, Stanch
Bobbie was all eagerness when Ned
said he wanted the Moores and Bobbie
and Iris 10 come down 10 the Hotel
Daniel
He also telephoned Honoria Blye.
Her shrill voice cracked over the tele-
phone. She had just this minute got in
frcm a wild goose chase after a bogus
Gilbert bye. but II be had been seen
az the Hotel Daniel with Ned's run
away bride she'd bs right down. Ho-
noria called up her detectives and or
dered them to report at the Hote'
Daniel.
Meanwhile Gilbert Blye sat in con-
versation with jovial looking Grin Gun
ningham and a usually vivacious bru-
nette whom both men called Tommy
Triumphantly Bye held before Tommy
the address in his little memorandum
book Mrs. ]. G. Day. Hotel Daniel"
He motioned the girl TO follow him.
She sat glumly. Grin Cunningham
spoke TO her sharply. With a flounce
she rose and followed Gilbert Blye.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-28

The clerk read a communication
from Marie Henke relative 20 a sewer
/ assessment for sewer laid on Thirty
eighth street. also a communication
from Mr.. McGuckin asking for permits
sion 70 install a gasoline tank near the
sidewalk in front of his home
Commissioner Rudgren offered a res
Olution that the communication OF
Marie Henke be referred to Commits
sioner Reynolds to report, and that
the communication OF Mr.. McGuckin be
referred TO Commissioner Hart to re-
port. Carried by unanimous vote.
Commissioner Rudgren read a vouch-
er payable to Williams Evans. in
amount OF s375.97. for the construc-
ton OF sidewalks in the west end OF
the city.
Commissioner Rudgren offered a res
olution that a voucher in amount of
s37S.s7 be Issued to William Evans for
the construction OF sidewalks in the
west end of the city. Carried by I'M
animous vote.
Commissioner Rudgren offered a res
oIution that the following claims be
allowed. to-wit: II. d. Hubbard. coun-
~ clerk. SsO6 20: Rock Island Sand &
Gravel company. 5000: II. Tappen-
dorf. S74.55. Carried by unanimous
vote
Commissioner Hart read report
from Dr. Mueller relative 10 the health
which on his motion was |
ordered received and placed on file.
Commissioner Hart offered a reso- /
luton that the order for LOCO feet of
fire hose for the city iof Rock Island. 4
recently placed with the Chicago Fire
Hose company OF Chicago, be trans
ferred TO the Manhattan Rubber Man
ufscturing c0mnany, hose TO be same
grade and price and delivered under
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-28

U1 Co thc corner. ue rrttenrd bis al
ready nat nose against the broad plate
e.aes window OF tire modest Hotel
Daniel
The beautiful young SRI concealed
600 fl.t arl- eDu.d ~ beg tiullity as
SID. walked through tle door with what
ale tIogr'lt Co. d. % strictly business
l.c MANNER. seven men who had
been Hiuraidiy cyine fLc.r respective
i1rs immediately Enlightened up
aal .1oEcd their hand omcst- Que Of
.-.li 'oosel bold. and another. a deco
se-lre Freuclmau. looked debouair.
Tie beautiful Eiri ~trudc straight up to
CID. te.s.
a r10m with q Bath. please she
E.Iuerfcl-
The c,erE. au iuiiIrreutiy aged man.
i.I the register moment while lie
studied flr ucys guest 81 the house
-Alr .G=-I=,. missy
IL. z.-l. dss-0rc-rted- had recourse
fl Der ul.g arr-Jr. Nou Size sLriv east
lr go him le- great spff. expressive
g.-. -rt flc rlcrl f-,t ashamed of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-28
EaG,e@te1
ILLINOIS.

Monday. Jan. % and on week-John
". Ruskin presents How Wild Ami
mails Live" Feature films with lee
ture.
Coming soon-"High links"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-28
CHAPTER I.


one solied newspaper for a
tiuT and collecting money
IL for the neWsbOys' home as
smother biun. suddenly paused In his
a1I1rbiuE attempt to whistle through
q hr1Eeu tooth as he saw coming I'D
The dizzy side street toward the Hotel
Daniel a beautiful young girl She
was turning % look backward over her
shoulder az every few steps
on. gee. 4 man was following heri
Ard d. WIS lodging along from tree
r1 tree and from doorway 20 doorway.
arI every time he saw the girl look
back be- ducked. The man had black
vlIsEers. Whitfield down 20 a fine point
f1st under his chin. and be carried
h.Usef with the ease which only n
talruu=h scouudrel can acquire.
-lalEs Niece stood pefriGed. then
took "a long. deep breath and hurried
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-28

Regular Meeting held Jan. II, 1915.
city Council Chamber. Rock Island.
Hl.. Jan. ~. 1915. The city council
met in regular session at o'clock p.
M. Mayor Schriver and all commits
siouers present.
The minutes OF the regular meeting
held Dec. IS. 1914. and the regular
meeting held Jan. g.. and special meet
ing held Jan. G.. 1915. were read and
approved
Commissioner Rudgren submitted
the following weekly pay roll, in
amount OF S2Tls5. for week ending
Jan. @. which on his molten was allow
ed by unanimous vote:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-28
FAMILY.

Thursday and Friday-"Dan." feat
Lring Lew Dockstader.
Saturday-Second episode Of Elk
PLOTS OF Elaine" when Fate Was
Kind"
Sunday and Monday Message
From Mars"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-28
GEWFSEO

Mrs. Mary Buchanan of Dundee
Quebec. Canada, Mrs. George Noonan
OF CISCO and Mrs. Eliza j anchard OF
Chicago are guests at the home of
Mrs. James Andrews and daughters.
AIRS. A. w. Weimer ana son Harry
LEFT this morning for Chicago where
they viii attend the auto show beng
held there.
Judge E. C. Graves spent Sunday
at his home in this city He return
ed to Chicago Monday where he IS
holdins court.
The annual meeting of the Citizens
reform league viii be held at the Zion
church Friday evening of tbs week
az 1880 O'Clock.
Miss Hu's dancing class gave a
dance ct Freeman's hall Monday
evening.
otto Liedkte has gone to Mime
sofa where he viii remain the balance
of the winter.
Everett Hverson is now employed
as baggage man at the local depot
taking the place vacated By Jess
Davis. who resigned.
Mrs. I. G. Mason and son clyde
of Seattle. Wasn.. are visiting at the
home Of Mrs. Mason's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. 81. Banner, being called |
here by the Illness OF her father
5. 7 Arnett and clyde Ford spent |
Tuesday in Moline on business.
Michel Bradley and son Virgil at /
tended the funeral of J. V. McCarty !
who passed away at his home IN /
Rock Falls Sunday The funeral was
leld Tuesday afternoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-28
Ell the Same.

The horny handed" calls what Ire
lives On pay the skilled mechanic
wages the city clerk salary the
banker income" a land owner rent
roll" lawyer fees !. burglar
in the end.-London Scraps.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-28
Continued Next saturday,

Kewanee. Ill.-Baptist ladies proved
the best quiiters in Henry county when
their team won first prize in the com
forter tying contest at the Kewanee
Civic clubs midwinter exposition. Two
thousand people witnessed this con
test and the husking bee which was
won by Colonel W. ID. Testers crew.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-28
CITY CHAT
advertisements.


Buy a home OF Reidy Bros.
For express. call William Trefz.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Independent Express & Storage.
r. ]. ISL
Wear a 50 tunion made) hat. Mems
Fashion Shop, Harper house block.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-28
MAJESTIC.

Thursday-"The Little Angel Of Can
yon Creek" CVitagraph specially.
Friday-Clara Kimball Young IN
THE Deep Purple" by Paul Armstrong
and Wilson Miner. Give part World
production).
Saturday-Double feature program.
C. NJ. Anderson (''Broncho BGIy"D
Marguerite Clayton, Harry Todd and
Victor Potel in When Love ana Honor
Called" Also Keystone comedy The
Simple Life" with Fatty and Mabel
Normand.
Sunday-Klaw & Erlanger present
Under the Gas Light"