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First Church of Christ Scientist

First Church of Christ Scientist
800 Third avenue east
Services each Sunday at II a. m.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Subject of lesson sermon: spirit. 4"
Wednesday evening meetings are
held at o'clock, where testimonies of
Christian Science healing are given.
A reading room, where all authorized
Christian Science literature may be
read or purchased, is open in the
church building between the hours of
2:3O to 4;30 every afternoon except
Sundays and holidays. A circulating
library is maintained in connection
with the reading room where Chris
tian Science literature may be bor-
rowed. The public is welcome to the
services and to use the reading room.
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Jarbidge Patriotic
at Calls to Serve

Quiet Days of Winter Utilized In Help
ing Country Improvements
Under Way.
Jarbidge, Nevada.-This camp has
been very quiet this winter; we have
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Baptist Church

9:45 a. m. Sunday school
II a. m. Two addresses by two
prominent laymen, a lawyer and a
business man: Mr.. w. H. Witty of Po-
catello and Mr.. Greenwood of Ameri-
can Falls. They will talk on the call
and the opportunity of laymen in the
kingdom of God.
1880 p. m Meeting for men only
addressed by the two laymen who
speak at the morning service.
$3.50 p. m. B. Y. P. u, led by the
pastor.
1880 p. m. Sermon, 1.-THE Masters
Call to the Common Man"
In all these meetings we promise
you cordial welcome and helpful
services.
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from New Word Symphony" Dvorak
Solo, selected Mr. Mikesell
Organ Postlude, Concluding Volun-
tary" ........-................-......... Burnett
Evening
Organ prelude. (a)"Grand Choeur
in A" .............................. Salome
OBJ Evening Prayer" .........-. Smart
Anthem, These Are They" Stair
Offertory Organ Solo, Forest Yes
pers" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. johnson
Duet But For Moment" Stebbins
Mrs. c. j. Mccormick and Miss
Helene Allmendinger
Organ Postlude, From Sixth Son
alta" .......-................... Mendelssohn
Choir rehearsal Friday evening 1880
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Presbyterian Church

Morning
Organ prelude, "Allegretto Pastor
aie Camp Dell
Anthem, christian, The Morn Breaks
Sweetly Ger Thee. Shelley
Offertory Organ Interlude, Largo
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GLASS CUTS THE OREGON

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
AUTOMOBILES
AuToMoBTLEs Jon sALE

FORD RACER For sale ono Word racer
"nginr iuh 0yrrtaulcd new radiator
sud hood and newly painted SEQ Ur.
Wesss al post office FROM ? DO 60
y m
FORD. Roadster igIG. with sHpou com
mrr'isl body Suitable Tor rrorrry ur hight
delivery good car F-1a. "a N,at
tust street phone 8t2i.
FORD One turd touring car 1910 model
flrst class condition utark Trsu Gar,
Ago. 10 South hlriu Phone I#,-
lukp loadstrr In gOod ,ontu1r With
good tires, t1pD oaAh, 2Oh W,bt Fourth
street
HAYNES thummy seated 1917 model
t.,1llndor perfect condition. rn 5000
mtos 10 b. sold by owucT. price yury
AiuActvs Phone ldt1
klNsEL- Two new, passenger EIsssi
toadsters At cost must hs sold Tor cash
81 once. I ufW ~ cylinder ksscl. tsIlug
price - $50 N sold 81 uur,. rar Ns
bought fur $3.50 tau North Main
Garage, phone b70a. Tor further luioTma.
tion
NANFFR TRrCkS. one ton Nsiisr trucks
tot sale, god A. new pIskasar Goodman
Lumber Co South MAN phone Hlsl
OVERLAND, For sale rasscnrer 1915
Overland, good condition 2.l N1rb
frisco
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

FLAr1 AND APARTMENTs 7B
g, sD4-lsovely quite Of
rooms. nicely furnished thoroughly mod
srn. bath connection. Phone aTAI.
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lri.OiMtN
HEIp WANTED MALE

AUTO MECHANICS Wanted. or I auto.
mobile mechanics. mc.HAHlgF not help.
erS viii pay good salary to right men.
See luttle, jUI South boulder
AUTO PAINTER First class ,1psnruo.d
auto painter, good pay and pc'maugu. 20
right parry IA. care World.
BAkERS- Waited 5, ouFr Two Gaod srr
oud bakers must uo bench hands. Busy
Rec Baking TO-. brumughI utlA
BuI Vii give .om- boy q good ..aa.u
10 learn and Ert good start 900 Hta
bOH 90 World
BUsHELMAN- Wanted. first lass ezp,r,.
enccd bushe.mau. call 40 last tHt
uNlKN NNNN. tt,st e.ass d.ayH4u llo..
or write Hrown Wallace raagh. Col
lUSvNillc. OkA
DlahWNsheR Dolorrd Apply al onr.
~ south Main
ENGINEER Wanted. experienced ras and
GetHEcratug engineer l.. O. BoA 1921,
Tulsa ukA.
JulN THE ARMY Recruiting office, At
OkAhomA cty. Tulsa AusA0ger. Chick.
aka, Ardmofs and kuid.
MAN Wanted o. tata charge Ut sturs 20
warehouse 81 NNN cash rtqlIrrI. ., good
salary e. the night msu tuU % is .
g. m today Auas Transfer S Storage
to s3 West Nr.hor
ofFICL BOY " Nnutgd lu years OF age.
Apply Miss Paul room -ys IIonrar
alag lhoue Auou
SALFSMNN NANttp. II.st ..... n.r
salrswau 10 work Uir %" N.a erlH.
I'Hr of pUrurAf.r and solid urr. hr...
70 manager o,'su. Motor sa.ea CO..
SALE SMEN Experience speciality u.u
over drah age. married preErrsl. s.H
per wees and up State selling eNprf.
irucc no. Care Wurl.
sHlfNAkkk Two nr..,.u.. .t.emb .r.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
FINANCIAL


NUOIhLHN VTFVNI UNI IIHo ~
FOR ~ArE. Lease close TO production. or
Ntu rt,a grNI..E cnuirart PHONE 80.
OIL LANDS AND LEAhbS -
on. LEASES For sale. 40 acres northeast
quarter of northwest quarter and south.
ueFt 8usrtrr Of northeast quarter " sec.
tH.. ..u..
. Goo" I.i l't Wagner county 4-N 49,.
s"t'N hAt "' ""tlt,,"' 79NALl'L "n' '''
b ... Dot ,.''h l' l' N'-,", ''V,,'
"'''' ."' w" d" h. 'v' '-
. '"'f county \ u. hA''"N' h'h'N'''''
ha''''' .-.-
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.,' ,,..i ..t.'.t ,t,lns,.,T ga,n
.sl I....t.Y. rr.,
80" eta va.to.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
ruRELY PERSONAL
sPEoIAL NOTICES

EPECTNT, kOIIUR-Avoid me ru.h nav,
those windoW screens liked tuow new
s,rsrns made or old ones repaired Calf
short The e'cruon Mas Phone ehgo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21

.lENlilkt Iau rJgms OF aim,st new
furniture Tor sale, cheap. 532 south
LsuAluE
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BUSINESS PERSONALS 81
SIEGtR s YOrNG-Rsal Estate. Inur.
srct. Investments Phones 1870 -2gl4
8lt Robinson BldK
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
POULTRY AND SUPPLIES


Zoos .T1r sale. eggs from rich colored
thoroughbred Rhode Island Reds. winter
layers. uuItN and beauty breeds. good
fertility College mn Farm 81 SO 70.
la 3, per TOO Phone slU1J
LGG- Barred Plymouth Rock sgr, for
hlfchinE 81 so per IS, S. per huudrs,..
MriAuc Dairy HuS 736
EGoS for SAFE Rhode lssuI Rod eggs.
81 50 Tor i3 or a. per 100 Phone 1886
EDAS--For sale Rhode Island ReI eggs.
81 'o for 10 or - ror roo. Phone 1885.
EGC- barred Plymouth rock eggs for
sale. ~ rD per setting Phone 20l
EGGS-T Thoroughbred barred rock sEga for
Matching l.1l Hodge, phone I5sO
E0GS For hAtgh,ug Cornish game ms
r1nth Norfolk phone 2Tnt
EGGS-s c. White Leghoru egrs a. So 10,
81 Phone glpy
2UO ECO OLD TRr SrY Incubator in good
condition 81 Perkins, Lombard addition
roar hewlt's store @
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
BOARD AND ROOMS
ROOMS -uEFURSIsHED

ROOMS -UEFURRIsHED IL
QUINCY. l6I5-Two uaiutulshrI
rooms on" block from Bollyirw car uHv
two blocks from oroutt car uns.
ROOMS WITH BOARD 10
fItTFENTA p, l?y Room aod board
Tor tso Boo private nome. southeast room.
adjoining thih, outsida entrance
aENtAIu 3d.. Jle Nt.,g furnished
room oIrh board, for gruuomau. Phone
kJuH ANp BOARD .Igull, EaAt Hodge
Ptona t' y , ,HrA
WHERE TO EAT II
BoARpERs Wanted q. tsw tAblc guests
home cooking rrfr's reasonable AOl
South t'wuud phone iO2t.
WANTED ROOMS OR BOARD -
hutsthfErING KopMs carpenter ana
wio sHo both toft. NHut small house
krril lul Iuruu ON Hodge iuruutt on south
Of sreopl between NEdl .au and ll.r.
must have phone privileges hof j. an.
WrrIt
room. -WHutHd, Young married couple,
both employed. dcsIrr nicely turu,shsd
room. close iu uu Folih aide With pa
ya'- Nwly ufrahuent Phone '1S
WANTED HNU UstkftrINH kuOH-- Sis
middle aged couple permanent reaN1n
able good .orNuou. fan particular.
h0' tt World
IOl SO CO.. ull $50 ol.IrrU, Nart two
or there r.ou modern house furnished
NOT over a. Hov 'p World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
NorICr no coErRAcToRs

Convention llill1
Sealed prdloss.s fur correcting tho pres
en- faulty Hruutugll condition la tanyrn
ton Hail will hr received NJ the office OF
the Iiy Auditor in the city Hall Tulsa
Oklahoma. until five t'i o. clock y.
1hursday April an lplN aud opened al
meeting ot tho hoard ot Commissioner
81 nine lgJ o'clock a NJ, Friday, April
oh, 1918. AZ which tnge the bids will be
publicly read. after which they will be- con
sidcrod and tho award made not earlier than
forty eiaht Asl hours after opening
said work 10 ho done preferably by the
application Of heavy folt 10 such parts oi
the walls and ceilings as will be necessary
10 produce tho desired results Each bid
dor In 20 submit detailed statement OF
Just what he purposes 10 erect and iuAi
how he proposes to decorate the surfaces
treated Zach bidder IN also 10 Include In
suits will be reached viz that speech
and music shall he reasonably distinct In
all parts of tho auditorium when li00 or
more persons sro present
certified check on any reputable bank,
banking house or trust company payable,
without reserve 80 the City Auditor OF
TulAA Oklahoma for five (A) per cent 0i
the amount of the bid submitted. must Ae
rOuipany each hid Such certified check
shall bo deposited a. n guarantee that ihs
contract and furnish a satisfactory surety
bond for the construction Of the work and
the furnishing OF the material In accord
hnce With ths contract plans. tpecifcA
lions and his proposal, within fourteen Gb
DAYS Afsr receiving notice Of the award OF
said contract 10 him and " he hllt or re-
fuses 10 enter inio the contract or 20 furh'
ish the surety bond. said check shall be for
feitcd TO tho City OF Tulsa a. liquidated
dAmaEes for such failure. Tho check OF
the successful bidder viii he returned 80
him upon entering into \ contract and
furnishing surety bond Checks of IN.
sucoepAful bidders viii be relurnsd when ths
sontraH 10 signed or when ths bids are re-
ie1ede
Plans specifications, form of contract and
form Of proposal may be seen al tho Of.
flee ef the City Auditor, City Hail. Tulsa,
Oklahoma
The right Il reserved TO reject any or all
bids 10 waive any informally Ia any bid
reconed. 10 accept any bid considered sd
vahlAReouA 10 the city. and 10 dmreEArd
any failing or irresponsible bidder or con
tractor, k"Own a. such,
Any further information may be oh.
tained from q, T. Butler supt OF Const n.
The sud!iCrium viii be available daily for
nCakun'mtulh,
FtANK NEwKIRK. oiiy Auditor,
Tulsa OKLA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21

(PuhNsh,d iu Tho Tulsa Daily W0tl,
hurb I4 20. 90 a snd ~, lnts
world Publishing Company Pub
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ACREAGE FoR SALE

ACREAGE FoR SALE
taa ACRES For ...e. t.. acres -.
Hmestoue soil. 900 acres on '.l.', t-.
balance 90 hay ana pasture 'a-' ,.,
Eroom house large barns ana A''I ...g.
Ant house h@ tpo wells Hnt
fenced aud cross fenced located y. II
northeast Of Tulsa on auto r"a'
far SIS 600 and pot in 400 h'Al ",,.
FArsl cattle. this Is rea. fAh, g-..t
possession ughi now Sc" tl't u.
5l4 Firsi Natl. Bldg- phone -''
$40 ACRES-For sale $40 acres l'..,
. miles east of TAhleIuah in la'''4'
county. $50 acres black bottom
$50 in cultivation; balance iii'A-.e p.
100 acres rough pasture land g.. 49,,
room house. barns and good
house. watersd by creek and spi.'
on farm will sell FOR s25 per Sef'
terms right Sec Russ J.. uHahL
First Nail bldg, phone 2loo. o.-...
100 ACRFs-In Cheroks- county. on '.A
nuto road. black sandy loan hl..o1
land l50 In cultivation good inpf.'g
msrts plenty OF watof fenced
cross fenced this is = roal n'fHl'A '.1
corn aud cotton farm for $50 per
Sec Russ l. Grant 51t First MAIL b'''-
phone 2l6o.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
WANT ADS
RATES

One rent a word each insertion.
Minimuu spAoe ~ words,
Minimum amount one time zoe.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21

TRUCK DRIVERS Competent mru rot
a'raid 60 wort. Apr'y standard Iat..F
Co, ksty And North B6tt0n
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21

NEW ENGLAND CAFETERIA Home soos.
rt popular prizes. Wr solicit your pa'
tn.as" solely upon our mrflts gO7
soH'h t.rciuHati
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
BOARD AND ROOMS
ucHr HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS i

boAND AND ROOmS
LloHr HcusRKEEPfNo ROOMS ID
| ADMIRAL. y, t9oa--An ctscption,u,
nice two room suite on ground floor turn
! ished complete Tor housekeeping. In new
modern building everything new and
! clean electric lights 1905 EAst Ad
/ mirAl inquire room =
/ huHIoN =, i225 one nicely furnished
! housekeeping room, modern. phcu,
BIRCH r., 1904 Two modern connect
I ing Housekeeping rooms Phone 4251.J
/ BRADY ". III Por rent nicely mrn
| l'hrd light housoksepins rooms, modern
] home. private cuuauyc
/ CHEYENNE. y If-For rent one Ushl
| housekeeping room s so per week
/ CINCINNATI s. l3i1.T~a neat, bt.
nished rooms walking distance. south
side. ihouo t7a4
DENVER, n. s2s Two new room, and
bath With heat hEbt and water. fur.
DENVER. n. a69aNics usht hous,k cen
ing room and sag for rent
DETROIT y iE6 Two modern Utht
housekeeping rooms Tor rent Phone rl6
EAsrUN ". I2i--Thrrs furnished room,
for Housekeeping front and back en-
trance. modern close ia. rents lg the
month only So per month fhoue
AsO8 Il
ELWuOp. y, l.l basement housekeeping
room. no objection to small children.
Phone -lt1.l
frisco, N. an Two furnished roor. for
light Housekeeping AltO two sJreping
rooms with southwest exposure. modern
Phone 2aI6
HopGE D.. iisa Two hou,ctespinE
r9oms fof rent
/ HOUSTON S. ao1.-lasa hou.el souinF
I noows privHr .uuHrrc Phone 1855
/ LAYTON s. ia Two LIGHT housck ccpiur
/ rooms Phone Alggl
MAIN. y. 7OS Tor rent furnished Urht
| housekeeping. rooms bath connected
newly scnoy rsd.
MAtN. n, oia--ous large light houscke eep
| int room 20 couple without chhdren
Phone 1881
MAYbELL, e.. 23-ruo houssk coping
rooms, Phone 2719J.
| Mccoy AND TENTH-For rent Twins
room, so feet hong nice .sife dining room
hot, and cold water in kitshen. use Of
ths' bath, small garden spot
lKoaALEs. n ioI--Tvo modern nfbI
houssksePinE rooms very desirable
IPHoENtx, q. ile--oue uxht houseksrDip,
room. Phone sSs7-i.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
FOR SALE on EXCHANGE
ron TRADH -M1scEtLANroUs ~

HOu eFUoID GoOps-To swap. what
have luuf Call after ! y. M. over 2IO
Fast First
FOR TRApE-Tao hrsi mortgages. what
fave you Phone agt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
SEEDS PLANTS, rERrLIzERs o5
WEARING APPAREL

kAINCOATS-lhat keep thc rain outside.
A, ID Wait Rubber Goods, Turner Bldg,
Third and Main
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
BUSINESS SERVICE
BusIEEBs SERVICE oFrEEBD

CtsrERNs uluT Cleaned and repaired
latest vacuum cleaners satisfaction guar
Aptscd lrirrA reasonable. Iai bakcT
Usage i22G
CuHslIs Soc Mn 'Arpraist OF th'
MAgurtt, tutsl before d. ou buy a cor
set Room A. Phone aft1
iAlK ruups made from eomb,uss phouu
C3s1 H.
MATCH REPAIRING Expert watch and
iewelry repairing done b. Foty JewcIry
Co chine clocks repaired BY ralme
clock expert uHdrr yeary guarantee
Phone oti9. tig South Main
sTFGER YOUNG. K.h F,taIc Insur
AnCs. Investments JiA Robinson Bldg
phones 1870 1lDi
BUILDING AND CONTRACTING "a
MASTER FLOOR CONsTNl CTluN GO
Floors specially concrete work side
walks. duye~aya, garage floors all Kinds
~ cement work done by trht class rt.
mont men let mo figure on your WORK.
Phone 4spl
TULSA BUILDING SPECIALLY CON
pany 995 Central National Bank, every
thing for buildings
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
AUTOMOBILES
AuroMoBfI.ns ZOE III

AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE 10
BVIcK Z For sale. light riS viii t.ds on
dwelling or lot. Leslie Brooks hsaliy
o.. phones 2sTg and 7l1s,
sTfEVRoI ET--Touring car, cash price
ssSa Inquire ai2 South Boston
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21

u II-H'|FW Mn IaIINTlo %
CEMENT hLOCks-For sale on Elgin $40
q y Marsh
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21

silver. g. to $40 paid for suits Phone
7ylO.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
HOUSES FuRNtsnpp

FURNISHED SUMNER HOME For rent
A. lAkrw6dd \ Y chautaupua lake fur,
nished summer home. o rooms. bath cleo
triclty. furnace, fireplace. largo yerAndA
near country club, one block from lake
fine view high ard dry, very shady, si
sleeping rooms Write Mrs ChAs W.
jones. l07 Maple St, jamestown, n Y
10 ROOM HOUSE-For rent. In ono OF n,
best location In town close 10 crerT
room conveniently arranged iu slespnf
rooms to ront out; In order ~ secuT,
l.usH viii iafy to luv WFriHrr 4I t1
first.class condition with immediate POO
session. Can owner. 1215
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-02-19
MUSICAL REVUE AT
LYCEUM A HIT

Believing in the veracity of the
old theatrical saying that a show is to
be judged by the applause it receives,
and applying that theory to the per-
Torrance given at the Lyceum yes
terday to four big audiences, even
the most unprecedented will be obliged
to say that no word of commentator
can be too high. Every one Of the
three acts the big motion picture fea-
ture, and the shorter reels went over
in q manner that bespoke favor. They
were appreciated.
TON Browns Musical Revue, y
(and let it be stated right now that
it is a reVue) is one of the greatest
acts that ever played a vaudeville
stage in this city. Catchy musical
numbers, five pretty girls, and one
man contributed to it's makeup, and
from the opening number to the clos
ing patriotic selection there was no
halt no hitch. In an especial man
ner did the two appropriately patri-
otto numbers score.
Yesterdays audiences showed their
delight in the ability of one of the
misses to use her voice as a tenor or
soprano as she pleased, and when she
threw in considerable ability as q
pianist for extra measure she became
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-02-19
BIG DOUBLE BILL
AT FOX'S THEATER

A double-fcature bill of unsur-
passed strength and diversity has
been arranged for the special mid
week attraction at FOX'S tn cater, and
will open for two days tomorrow af-
ternoon. Douglas Fairbanks, that
ever-welcome joy-boy, will be with
as in his best and most strenuous
stunt picture "F'Iirting With Fate"
and the other top-lner will be a new
six part special production, Tho
Great White Trail. The latter fea-
ture was written and produced by
Leopold ID. Wharton, the author and
producer of "Patria' and "The Elk
PLOTS Of EIaine", and all reports on
this, his latest creation, agree that it
is his masterpiece. AS its title Sur-
gests, it is a tale of Alaska, and af-
ter all that has been written upon
this interesting quarter of the globe,
it really takes a phOtO-play such as
the present one to tell the truth about
tho gold rush, with which that cOun-
try is peculiarly associated in our
minds. Far from being rush af-
fair, it was a slow, tedious, dragging
process, in which men were lucky If
they made a mile a day, and in which
he who fell by the roadside was lost
phere of 1.-THE Great White Trail.
Practically all Of the settings are in
the ico-bound stretches Of the Arctic,
and frequently the actors in the pic
ture were forced to work in snow
from two to twelve feet in depth, in
order to get the exact effect that Di-
rector Wharton was after. The story
tells of an adventurous love which
finds it's CulTnintLtiOn in the white
wastes Of the far north, a love which
endures everything for it's ideal. \
baby'S shoe is the link which binds,
and in the developme tent of the pc
ture the action travels from the man
made splendOr of the city to the God
created magnifIcence of the Great
White Trail of the Klondylle, where
the troubled pool of life becomes clear
again amid the endless stretches OF
white. \ new keystone Comedy
Blood and Thunder will also be on
the program, together with the latest
issue of the Ford Weekly.
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BLUE JEANS" AT
KEENEY'S THEATER

Viola Dana the Metro star is show
ton Of the famous stage play Of
blue Jeans" Miss Dana is supported
by a superior cast. Opposite her is
Robert Walker, who has played in
The story is one that will appeal to
all and will draw tears in the drama
tic scenes to the hardest eyes in the
world from the sheer force of Miss
Dana's tremendous appealing drama
tic power. A genuine old-fashioned
county fair and political rally with
the members of the "village band
with their antiquated instruments are
led by Miss Dana, as June, dressed to
represent Il drum major, baton in
hand and when the political rival of
her sweetheart begins his speech she
gives the signal and her band browns
him out With farmers, village bells
and awkward country pumpkins, the
scene is a most picturesque one. The
vaudeville bill for the week is one
of real merit. Sing Ling Foo q
chinese magician offers neat en-
tertainment of oriental magic Law
renee Deas and his Ginger girls, three
ColOred artists present a very good
singing and dancing act. Doris Rod
iques, the girl who walked from New
York to San Francisco to recruit mep
for our army and navy. Miss ROdt
qucs shows q short moving picture Of
herself walking into Pittsburg, Pa,
and being introduced to the mayor Of
the city. She also leads a big parade
in that city to stimulate recruiting.
She also gives a short talk on her
travels and easily gains the approval
of the audience. The Four Melody
Girls offer a refined singing act, the
girls voices carrying them over for a
big hit. Several other comedies and
dramas with the Current Events max G
up a fine entertainment