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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-09-27

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Fresh cow
for good secondhand surrey. J. A.
HAYNES, Route 2. 51-2
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-09-27

FOR SALE-Some pigs, some good
seed rye. G. r. Parks.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-09-27

FOR SALE-Afour-w wheel trailer and
a new Ford touring car body. EN-
NETT Garage & Auto Co. 81
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-09-27
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-A IL Inch x spring wa
gon, capacity 5000 pounds. Good |
for fruit hauling. Chas Gaylord. "a
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-09-27
LOST AND FOUND
W. H. BASYE

LOST-Crank for Cadillac car. Please
return to d. H. VanDeusen, or this
office. oil
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-09-27

LOST-A little girl lost her favorite
doll at Golden Rule store. Will the
party who found it, please return it
to this office and make little girl
glad?
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-09-27

FOR Sleeping room. Corner
of Second and Mckinley. 81
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-09-27
FOR RENT

TO RENT-Two furnished rooms on
Washington street. Mrs. Maggie
Roberts. 52-2
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-09-27

FOR RENT-Two pleasant rooms to
parties without children. Phone
179. 80
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-09-27

Will Beutler and Dave Lake return
ed Friday from visit to Chauncy
Lakes home near Wells, New. The
trip was made in Mr.. Beutler's car,
and Mrs. Beutler, who had been visit
ing the Lakes in Nevada for several
weeks, returned with them. Neither
of the two men were taken with that
country and are better satisfied than
ever with this section. During their
stay there ice formed on standing
water.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-09-27

FOR SALE-Small heating stove In
quire at Index office. So
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-09-27

WANTED-Boy to work for keep
while going to school. w. D. Nc
Farland. 81
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29

Liberty Loan Week

THE treasury department at
Washington has announced
program for Liberty loan week
which will be celebrated starting
Saturday, June 2 The program
follows
Saturday and Sunday, June 2 ami
5-Liber,y loan days in the churches
clergymcn will preach special ser
mons on behalf Of the loan.
Monday, June 4-Merchants and
manufacturers Liberty loan day. on
which the merchants and manufac-
turers will aid in the sale of the
issue.
Tuesday, June 5--Professional and
insurance Liberty loan day. Every
insurance agent in the country will
devote the entire day to soliciting
subscriptions to the bonds and pro-
fessional men also will devote much
of their time to the same cause.
Wednesday. June 6-Liberty loan
labor day and automobilists Liberty
loan day.
Thursday, June Farmers Lib
erty loan day. Members Of oranges
and other farmers organizations
throughout the country will make 4
concerted effort to obtain subscrip-
tions.
Friday, June S--Women's Liberty
loan day.
Saturday. June 9--Childrens'. Lib.
erty loan day.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
Men Who Claim,
Exemptions Must
Explain Later

WASHINGTON. May 2o.-Men who
claim exemption from army draft when
they register next Tuesday, will be re-
auired later TO explain fully why they
believe they should not be called, Pro
vost Marshal General Crowder an
nounced today. Public authorities will
determine the exemption OF each indi-
vidual on the basis OF the second and
more ample explanation. not on th@
briefly stated reason given the registrar
Tuesday.
All men who are married or who be
long TO classes which may be exempt
ed will not necessarily be subject 10 cx-
emption Furthermore, every man be-
tween the ages Of q and % inclusive,
must register. regardless Of his claim
TO exemption, unless ne 10 now In the
army, navy national guard or naval
militia.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
Canadians at French Front Open
Baseball Season in War League;
American Teams Eagerly Awaited

BRITISH HEADQUARTERS
IN FRANCE. May 9-Thc old
adage OF "all work and no play"
has lis application in war as well
as IN peace. The baseball season
on the western front is in full
swing Under the very shadow Of
Vimy ridge great game was
played yesterday afternoon before
an all-khakl audience on a bit of the
battlefield on which tho she'll holes
had been filled in and a rough
,grandstarfd erected for the officers
. and othef spectators, including Gem
tral Horne, commanding the First
British army. who has become an
enthusiastic fan.
, The game was between teams
representing two Canadian brigades.
As matter OF fact. all tlc teams
IN what may be called the world
war league are now composed Of
representatives OF the numerous Ca
madam bodies, and all the players
are asxiously awaiting the arrival
OF the American forces to arrange
for an inter er-league series.
The Second Canadian brigade
beat the third by the score Of 7 10
J. The second brigade had q great
lead in pitchers and the third bat
ters could not, solve them. The
second brigade team also had .
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29

good boxman. who formerly PLAYED
with Ottawa in the Canadian league.
The catcher was unable to hold his
delivery well and this led to
many OF the runs scored by the win
ming side.
The game was remarkably free
from errors, considering the battle
field diamond OH which it was
played.
The equipment bad been brought
from America, including the base
bags. ! o
. As a sideshow. Il was possible for
the grandstand TO see an occasional
German shell dropping half mile
or so away. Airplanes were hum
ming overhead, but assuming them
10 be friendly, no one looked their
way except when fly ball hap
pened to be hit.
There was typical roofing by the
Canadians and Americans among
the khaki-clad spectators and much
wagering on the game. One su.
baltern bet enough. he said, to pay
his expenses on a three weeks leave
IN Paris, but he chose the wrong
side and his leave was indefinitely
postponed.
The games ere played twice .
week N this. stssnsslt n bsseball
leagv1h. .ss, .s, 10, 4. a. .ass.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
Scion Would Bar
High Heeled Shoes

SPRINGFIELD. H., May D--lf
Representative Kirby's anti.hish heel
bill passed the legislature a. amended
In tn house today, IL not only would
prokihi, the ssle Of shoes with heels
higher than one and three -eighths
inches, bvt would impose heavy penal
ties On women who accepted shoes or
alippers with higher heels even q eiits.
The bill also was amended 10 Affect
clippers and boots. and 10 BECOME ef-
feesive July !. lsle
Ell. PASO. Texas, May D.--Hun.
dstds Of bssiness men wept vhen D.
NeWsll Dwight Hills o( Breuklyn nc.
tured eondilioas h BsleiusW, nosSEesn
France and Serbia Under Cessoan sule
and sheersd wildly when Dr. Mills
The kaiser sent q messass 10 II
sultan Of Turkey saying. God bleAs
you. my friend. ;" -
IT ] were . laymsn I woeIl n
without being saerilisious, 'Go1 -
the sul,an.'" "a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
FIGHT DRElVI|lc
FOR RELEASE of
JOHN WILLIAMS
Accused Murderer's Lawyers
After Bond for Client.

That legal fight is brewing to get
John Williams, held in connection with
the killing Of James Allen. out Of jail
was evident today from the activity Of
attorneys in the case.
sslly Busy.
Williams preliminary hearing has
been set for 9 O'Clock Friday morning.
But whether or not Il will be possible
to conduct the hearing At that time Is
problematical as the county attorneys
office n busy with . number Of other
cases, the St. Mary case particularly.
Habeas corpus proceedings 10 get
Williams out Of jail have been dropped
but should the state ask Q continuance
At the preliminary hearing Il s probable
that an effort would be made to get
bail fixed.
The condition OF Al Hawkins, who is
In Emergency hospital Siffering from
bullet wound took . turn for the
worse early Shi, /norning and a,tepd.
ants again expressed the belief that ne
had slight chances Of recovering.
Hawkins had been resting more easily
yesterday and was believed 10 ne great
ly improved but he grew weaker grad.
ually last night and now is In . pre-.
carious condition. lie is maintaining
silence about anything he may Rsow
concerning the killing Of Allen near
Wheeler park Saturday night
Marie Trieee. star witness for the
state and the girl who rode in the death
car with Allen. said las, nigh, that shs
did not believe Williams was the man
who drove the other car in which she
SAYS Hawkins rode
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
Drive
ENEMY TO END OF
!. cL0BNA VALLEY
Prisoners Taken Since May
IA Number 23,68I,
new ACTIVITY IN FRANCE
Germans Lose 27 Planes in
|, Days Fighting,


BERLIN, May. 7s.-An attack
b kusslsn and Rumanisn troops Is
sspsctes, todays official report
says.
ROME, May 2o.--The Italians IN
the PLAYA sector yesterday drove
The Austro- H unsarian forces to the
end Of the valley east Of Globna,
Gays the official statement issued
today, By the Italian wSr depart
meat. Since Nay ~, the statement
alds, Austro- Hungarian prisoners
taken on the Julian front number
11eo1. The Italians also captured
| = svna isslsliag - Of the heay.l
- SADbsI.
Aesssisljd Puss War Summary.
NIX ~ only sphere Of intensive
nlIot1ry 6ctivity a present 10 on the
pfsp. p.Italisn front where General Ca
bSpa d day by day pushing back tfe
Austrian lines upon Trieste, there are
Indications that ahe stagnation along
the French and British fronts In France
nay soon be interrupted.
W lnlsnss Aerial Activity.
The sign that points most strongly 10
MIS- impending change is the intense
1eriai activity taking place. The Brit
III report last night emphasized this
~ sccount OF twelve German ma
1nes destroyed and ten others driven
~ of control, while today from the
ionch front Paris announces the
Ringing down Of seven German air
Names in engagements and the seriou,
Manage OF twelve others.
q For the present. however, the allied
)lanlry is being held close to its, lines
l lIaiding operations and occasional local
nltacks by one side or the other, arc
tAt only developments, aside from dis
pioys of energy on the part OF the air.
~ and the artillerymen.
~ Germans Held In Check,
The German infantry facing the Brit,
~ armies is apparently being held II
eAeek by its commanders as closely q
~ Of It's opponents, but sharp At.
(aeks continue on the French lines
oeAbiy in the Champagne region. Tive
q these, launched last night in th'
J4hftebise district, were easily repulset
Z he French.
The French in a minor thrust in IN,
Ivssdun region, captured q small Ger
lulan post north Of Vachcrauville.
Brasil Nsars War.
y 3ralii Is rapidly passing from tn
|1ntus OF q neutral TO that OF an ac
~ partisan on the entente side OF tn,
VRld-wsr. The measure revoking hel
o4Glsality Is now well on its wa,
through parliament.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
Women and Girls
May Be Used for
Light Farm Work

WASHINGTON. May 2o-Women
and girls may be used for light farm
work under the department OF agrcui-
ture's plan for cnlisting volunteer
work army for the harvest season.
Women would be employed the de-
partment announced today. TO feed and
care for harvest hands or extra labor
and to can and dry surplus perishablc
products. The department machinery,
which already is in operation in forty
states, is expected to enroll many re.
tired farmers for active work in the
emergency. Organizers have been
named for each state, county and COM
mtinity ~ a. p
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
Women Are Urged
to Borrow Money
and Buy Bonds

NEW YORK. May D.--Representa-
,ives Of women's organizations having
4 total membership of more than Q mil
lion met here today and discussed plans
for vigorous campaign among women
throughout the country in the interest
Of the Liberty loan. The speakers urged
that every woman in the United States
should borrow against her future saw
inas 10 buy government bonds"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
TEUT0NS BEHIND
FIGHT Of TEXANS
ON CONSUMPTION
Eleven Indictments Returned
Against Opponents,
N M0UNTAINEERS IN JAIL
West Virginia Plot Uncovered
by Officials, (

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WHoriiNpiON' may I'.-oei".H
influences 70 encourage resistance 20
l ,es'snAuon ana INC seieeuv
u u. !.eo'eIeu ~ ,eAS' Iy = 'e1s.A
enu Jury 'nvest'sstoh, sHesoy W.
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r.n. - s :..; ~ W. s =. M ..p.
cic..,v ,!sL.S Tx ca.r,.. ;,W..,e.
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80 ~
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sSiion nm n .fo,t. ~ ,~c,.SSttiss,
eonscr;es;on "A MA. .cc,,sss1 rsiiss
were cSNs;,.d n ;ct;m;xss. eee.~ss
subject 10 resistrstion and the offieisis
who win be apoo;nted n eerform ~
registration"
In some western cite. there are evi.
dences Of an effort aIoot "a defeat she
reeistr,t;on but The denar,ment of i've.
tice, Il was officially announced. Il fuIIv
prepared TO deal with the offenders IN.
der existing law and the new ess;onase
bill now nearing completion in ccusrcss
which imposes heavy penalties for such
offenses.
Two Copspicuous lnstancsa.
Se.,,.,.d oy., N. ,our,,, ~. ..A.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
F'Fii|lcnEl3E
kl(0cIEDOtr Or
SPECIAL TAX ACT
Senate Committee For Direct
Consumption Levy,

WASHINGTON. May D.--Another
fundamental change in the war tax bill
was agreed upon unanimously today BY
the senate finance committee, which
decided TO strike out the whole section
levying 2Mmm BY q general tariff
increase u 10 pereen, on an ad valorem
basis. Asr substitute the committee
proposes direct excise. or consumption
taxes, on sugar. tea, coffee and cocoa.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
Tulsa Gets U.C.
Meet in 1918, Said

NcALESTER. Okla, May D.-(Spe.
elal. )-"Tulsa will get the next reunion
|ol the United Confederate Veterans I
I'll positive" DR.. d. n. Haley, COM
ul4pdins general OF the Oklahoma dc.
Ooesment said today" At the last three
o6Rventlons Tulsa msde = strong bid
oad at Birmingham lost BY only one
V4&e 10 WashiuRtuu."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
BLACKS beaten
Up BY M0bS IN
STREETS OF CRY
Labor Troubles lead TO Wild
Race Riots.
HUNDREDS CROSS RIVER
Two Negroes Wounded; Many
:, Others Injured


Sir eomns.,.. ~ ~ a.. 1 % -.
ordered 10 Fast a. Ior;s q ian
o'clock ~. mo,n;rs Sv 49,. NJ
Adiutant- -CenersI D;et,or ~ h.in
citv ana CONT, ..tSr,;,,ss ny
serve orAsr 1oi,ovs.s ~. ~,
eariv todsv RI. c,S., v.s s,.hs,
ICED ~ Cover,er I"~4s. .t,s1 s.,
esrans had See. reeeivc6 ststin,
police aad shsnffs' fesess were
pewsfless. Csassal Diekson, With
ThomAs Barry, eomnaaAsf Of the
eentfal 6epartmsnt at Chicago, was
authesissd 10 order tsdsralissd
tIeeee Aow at East &. Lsuis to A.
o1Ql u ~ are So0loA bef0re stite
tsSsps arrivs.
r.rr er ,c,,,s -,
Si SL LUVIo. Ill. MAY p
r ~ P'evsn ,o.tnef .ioslns nere
~. % w 9. 1G,yos non'
- .n y '"r snenm Q, -. SIsiie eoah,
c.,;cr.i .r.,% SI' ,s .0x.." NY 70 M ssnc
-. % Io.., a sSs:.a "oop' mere 70 ASSIST
WV ~ ""
LAY Close saloons Early.
The mob that went through the
streets early this morning dragging ne
groes from street cars and beating
them. had dispersed by daylight and
Is the day wore on there was no sign
Of 2 renewal Of the trouble. Mayor
ho'im.n sa'd that u this evening there
were signs OF trouble he would order
all saloons 10 close at O'Clock
Adiutant General Dickson today in
formed the mayor that the two COM
pan;es o. the Sixth Illinois infantry
".' s,onv".. ~. h'' ,;e. v"u.' NOT DC oe .,eo 20
h,vs hs.r ,rn.,s,sd ~, w" TX. ,S, ,"S..,
ssrv;es '' "'' WIG e'"'
To N..,o., s,J
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49, 49,, ~ - -, va swo mes.oes VIE
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mstsd A. from 10fh ~ sn, .s.,,.d a. :.
sttsck res,oss i ~. .,,ss,. So,,"S;ro ~
= meet;nS of th. c;sv en,,rc;i ,.h;sS .,s
visited Sv members oi ,hs e.r,,ai
trader and labor union 10 ,,k Ina, I'M
postalion Of negro lsho,er, e.ase and
ON receiving word that two white meu
had been held IN by nesroe,
Do,.u. NJ ,..,o., w.,. h.,,., h,,
no, NOR sh.n swer,v ws,. h",, ,.,i ~
ou,ly, Il was e.;;ms,ed All b,seL,
were ,e,rehed and II Armed ,h.y w.rs
pummeled into unconsciousnes.
Fifty Negroes In Jsil
Al leas, f;fv nesroe, ve,e v,ver
refure IN ;s;l Aho:a ~,A.s.s, ~ A.
lice est;msted ihst 300) osrsccs ~,
rounded ne hsiIXir~ Ana sSvss,srsS :,
sto,m \, The MN ~, d;,s,sSSS ~
ever and rushed into ~ h,,s;rss, ~
,;on vhs,. s..ss, e.ss ~.,. s.""s.a ~
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
Bond Campaign
Opens in Chicago

CHICAGO. May D.-Liberty loan
bond salesmen, $40 strong. with mill
tary escort and 4 big brass band pa
rad0 through the busines section Of
Chicago today and then began = syste.
matte canvass Of office buildings. Signs
bearing the legend, "Canvassers Keep
Out" had no terrors for the bond sales
men.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
New Steel Freight
Vessel Completed

NEW YORK. Nay D--One Of the
first steel steamers to be built BY on
American shipysrd since Americas en-.
try into the war, is the 9OO-ton twin
screw freiRhter Scandinavia. which II
to leave the ways Al 4 shipyard near
here late today, Contracts for sixteen
ships have been let At the same yards
and Il Is hoped TO complete oil Of them
within q year.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
Veteran Snowman
Taken by Death

EVERETT. Mas. May D--John
Bowman. Q veteran snowman and Tor
nearly twenty years the team, partner of
the late William Harris. the New lesk
theatrical producer. died al his n0me
here yesterday. He was horn in Mobile
seventy .four years ago.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
Hope Abandoned
for Ship Victims

LONDON. Nay m Rsussr's dis.
patch from On unnamed povs SAYS ths,
sM HOPE has been abandoned II the
rescue of the missing from the svnken
ship {. de Eilaguirre. rhe victims in.
elvde twelve women and five small chill.
dren.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
SELECTION Of
ST. mary JURY
DIFFICULT TASK
Venire Of Forty Talesmen Is
Nearly Used at Noon.

Two-thirds Of the special venire Of
forty jurors summoned TO appear In
district court this morning in the trial
Of Sam St. Mary, charged with the kill.
Ing Of W. r. Henry last February, wss
exhausted this morning and a noon
the jury had not been selected. Each
side Rad used six Of It's nine peremp-
"ry challenges.
Only six Of the tentative jurors in the
box when court adjourned yesterday
afternoon remained when court ad-
journed a noon.
The juAers now IN the box are:
II. c. Mccoy. S. T. franklin. L, o.
VanArsdelL W. D. Casey. Frank Shel
Lev. r. E. Beesman, Fred Bcswhy, r. W.
Reynoida, {. G. Frost, Ray Wells. r. c.
,Whitioce and n. n Thomas. s.
Joe 81, Mary, brtoher Of the accused
man. assisted the attorueys for the De.
Tense in selectins the jury. He is .
cotton broker and conducted HE bssi.
ness thls morning from the courtroom,
receiving and answssisg . large mum.
Der Of teleersma.
Large crsvd Present.
A large cr0wd wss In attendance
when court opened this morning In the
belief that the taking Of testimony
would begin This crowd soon dis
pefsed. however, when Il was seen thA,
q jury would probably NO, be selected
until this afternoon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29

Zeitung OF Cologne says OF the con
firmation Of the report Of Count An
drassy's appointment is lacking.
There has been vacancy in the Hun
garian premiership since May p. when
Count Stephen TissA, Austria. Hun
gary's iron man." and leader Of the
pro- German party in the monarchy, re-
signed his post Differences with the
throne over. franchise reform measures
were assigned as reason for the resig-
nation. Count Tisia's proposals were
understood 10 be narrower in scope than
those which the monarchy favored.
Count Andrassy, a former premier
and long one OF the most prominent
leaders OF the opposition to Count Tis.
ra's ministry. is regarded as . liberal
OF the advanced type. With Count Ap-
ponyi and other opposition leaders, he
participated in an agreement early IN
the war not to antagoniie the govern
ment's foreign policies. but last Au-
gust the truce was broken and the op-
position has since been an active force
in Hungarian politics with differences
regarding domestic policies ascentuated.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-09

Anita Stewart in THE Girl Phillipa."
strong story by Robert ". Chambers,
Was shown in the first of a three-day
ran At the Spencer Square theatre yes
terday. TO say that the large audi
eaces we're pleased would be putting
i very mildly. for during the exciting
battle scenes Of the day Miss Stewart
was literally appiauded. There is ac-
ton in every foot OF this wonderful
film story and the rare combination
Of romance, adventure and thrills
seems 10 have mixed in equal parts
those clements which photoplay goers
l0va the most. Miss Stewart exhibits
lighting prociivitles IN this picture
which class her with the "scrappers'
If the screen. Tu other scenes she is
as demuFe and wiasome as ever. In
fact 40 enc OF Miss Stewards admirers
could wish for q better picture. Mar
euerita Clark comes in Tho Ealen-
6uc Girl on Friday and Saturday with
the usual side features incident to all
Paramount pictures. THE Valentine
Girl is typical Clark subject tilIed
with all of the whimsical humor of
which this little star is capable.