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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-06
HAVE YOU A KODAK

For work That win please and prints
that win last Bring Your films 20 me
while in town und you viii become o.
mail order customer when sou relufn
home. Karl S@an0rd. 1915 Chanar-
raj street
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-06
Business Opportunities

SACRIFICE FOR CASH "a Hplcnda
.f-olulaped lah printing oiiinc new
loerr been w1ru on. lnifDi rnai was
flt.000 Ot p.li aell at nsrgaIn win
ihsral terms. might consider trade tnf
rral estate. Address Box ui-. D0fuua
Christi Texas
sickt Eas cDNpELN ME Tp sEii
Nee us ang Ns.infaa IN riI nH' in
rfHfmFnt 3rorDr g1r- l-lllLI
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-06

Sew York m isl7 ANA met with won
dmful aureess
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-06
MONEY TO LOAN
Real Estate

htdi f1ctdbC
-----,---->--------
For SALE Ten hcrcs won improved
IA miles from cts. fiur Tor poultry
unt frurkinn. See owner and Htf
hafmin i2S water street
AN APARTMENT SITE
on street cor line, near furuHn Ave.
View of the Boy thsf can nevnr Doe
Dlorted and a. reasonable price mikes
thia hy for the heHi HitD in CITY Tor nn
up. to-dlto apartment aito 100 ieei
front running back over 600 tert to
water, one or thfaa loiH. south Texas
Re'ltv Co., elo Meapuite SO
FOn SALE a reel hnrran in % o.
room housei modern orange trees
grape vines. f.ne n0ighhorh0Od. $50.
.ifHf Laredo Ave- coo. south Texas
REALTY 60 Phone 30f. Gl9 Mesquite
~
GILT EDGE INVESTMENT
We have the hDaf iufc aimenf on
market todny VIII he pleased to lals
DO over
SOUTH TENAs REALTY co.
90 Mesqluto St Phone aoi
IRON sALE-One of three lots In Cafe
lncv Addition two fnring onHt ana one
facing west. close tn furmlu school
land car line. Apply Dcimas Givens,
lac y broadway phones and 2iS
Iron SALE 600 ncres extra good
, farming land black md good shallow
sweet water wen. This land ls close 20
inrre farming section South Texas
} Realty GO.
{ FOR sALE-S6. 5oo.uu.
Right so tho city hut with n touch of
tho country with acroH af the price of
Icltr LOTS little farm right Boo town.
I Has fipo-rooni extra fine house. With
IfNo aeon gallon ciaferns' % two frtf
Ioid SOFT Hheiled pccnrH. ANA zoo acres
laf mnd. enough 10 raise feed for COW
lchichenq aud 10 plant large flg orCh-
lard. also large garden You must sre
Units place 10 realize what bcatuty
SOUTH TEXAS REALTY Co
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-06

FOR SALE 600 ncres evtrt, good
farming land black md good shallow
sweet water wen. This land ls close 20
inrre farming section. south Texas
Heu1fv co
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-07-03
Carlyle ON Musicians.

When Joseph Joachim, the famous
violinist, visited this country In the
'70s he was takenby Q friend to Car
lyle's house In Chelsea and intro
troduced to . well-known musician.
Pleading an engagement elsewhere,
the friend then left, and Carlyle,
who was Just then starting for his
morning constitutional, begged the
violinist to accompany him, which he
did.
During our long walk in Hyde
Park" said Joachim, when relating
the story to his biographer, Andreas
Moser. the Sage of Chelsea poured
forth stream of conversation about
Germany, tho King of Prussia, Bis
marck, Moltke, the war, etc. At last
I thought ought to say something.
and innocently asked the irascible
gentleman if he knew Sterndals
Bennett. the famous English COM
poser.
I" No. he answered. abruptly. and
added, after q pause: i can't bear
musicians, as a rule; they are such
an empty headed, wind-bsgty set of
psoplei '"--I.enden Nt-DiSs. ..y~,.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-07-03
Notes and
Comment
OF Interest to Women Readers
Attractive Women.

Most parents are fond of inculcat-
ing in the minds of children the idea
that beauty is undesirable, and that ii
is really snare to the possessor.
And yet, in spite of all this, every
body wants to be beautiful. The de-
sire begins with life. and ends only
with death-if, indeed, it ever ends.
Almost the first thing the little girl
will do, after she is able TO run alone,
will be to climb into chair and sur
vey herself to the looking glass.
You may preach to her till you are
hoarse that beauty is only skin deep
and that pretty dresses are not better
than plain ones, and she will listen to
you perhaps; but when she gets a
new ribbon, or a hat with a bright
feather in it, she will strut like q
peacock, and look down from the su-
preme height Of satisfaction upon lit
tie Sally Smith, whose hat does not
show feather.
Why is it? Because every human
being is born with the desire to be
beautiful. All who have any self re-
spect try to be beautiful. They will
do almost anything which promises
to improve their appearance.
The blooming young girl will sleep
with fresh beefsteak on her cheeks
to increase her bloom, and the thin
haired belle will suffer year after
year, every night, the torture of curl
papers for the sake of looking more
attractive.
No matter how old and staid, and
sober minded the woman is, she al
ways wants to improve her looks
Some Of the grandmothers of today
have their little private boxes of
pearl powder and rouge; and the
grandfathers sport sets of ivorles and
dye their gray hair and whitened
mustaches, and pad their attenuated
forms, just as IL they had not reached
the age of the lean and slippered pun
taloon. ~
Women will risk their lives by ar
senic eating; they will lay themselves
liable to paralysis from the use Of
lead powder; they will invite blind
ness with belladonna on the eyelidu:
they will give consumption a cordial
welcome by neglecting ordinary pre-
cautions; they will do a score Of
things of the same description. and
for what? Why, to be beautiful.
1t is perfectly right and proper that
every one should strive to look as
we'll % possible--where the health.
4Rhxsiral or. moral, ~ mot In danger
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-07-03
For the Housewife

Peach stains can be removed by
wetting the spot with water and put
ting on a layer of cream Of tartar
Then place in the hot sun.
When washing oilcloth tablespoon
Of painters size added to a pailful Of
water will give glossy surface and
make it wear much better than when
washed in the ordinary way.
To keep celery for week or ev-
en- longer, first roll 1t up in brown
paper, then in towel, and put 1t into
dark. cool place. Before preparing
it for the table put into a pam of cold
water and let it remain therj for an
hour to make 1t crisp and cool.
To wash brushes and combs put
4 teaspoonful of amonia into a basin
OF hot water and dip the brush up AMI
down In it, letting the comb remain
In the water for few minutes. In
this way all the grease will disappear,
and after rinsing in cold water both
brushes and combs will be perfectly
clean.
Patent leather shoes are very hard
to keep in cold weather, but If few
precautions are taken the shoes will
survive all the cold without crack.
Every time they are worn they should
be rubbed for five minutes. When
they are first warmed thru by the
heat of the foot, rub them with the
palm of the hand until moisture OF
the skin lubricates the leather. Once
a week put three or four dPps or
neatsfoot oil in your palm until warm
and then rub 1t thoroly into the
heather. This treatment will prevent
cracking.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-07-03
CHAPTER V.
THERESE THE PORCH
' CLIMBER.

"Has dad come hoine?" was Jack s
brief query after he had kissed h,s
mother.
l"Yes; here am, jack"
Mr.. Thomas Lad,l spoke for HIM.
self. He bad been nus, behind his
wife in The hall, and now came lar.
ward.
~ though, saw you in there, dad.
Eut i wasn't sure. dnlni cxpeci
you TO hc home YET,
The Chief jidn, stay for CONFER.
ence this afternoon. lAe was IN
rather hurry TO get away" ex.
planned his father.
il WAS part ui Mr., Ladd's routine
at the sh'pyards, wnh other super.
intendents ol departments. 10 ni.ei
the general manager, with the St. re-
tary and the treasurer. every alter.
noon u live O'Clock to review the
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-07-03

Motor cars and false hair do not
seem at first glance to have much
connection With each other, yet 1t is
stated that o very appreclable in
crease In the false-hair industry has
taken place since motoring In
creased In popularity. 1t is not that
this pleasing pursuit causes the hair
TO drop of, though It Is true the
complexion and eyes and throat are
all said to be affected by It. but as
cutting through the air plays havoc
with the neatness CT the coiffui0 en-
thusiastic motorists are ceasing TO
trust to Nature, and the motor trans
formation" is becoming as much
part Of an automobile outdt as gog-
giles, veil and . close-fitting hst.-
Ladies' Pictorial. ''''ssosin q .
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-07-03

of being injured by the means em.
ployed.
But natural beauty may be attained
without the aid Of artificial APPLIANCES
We believe that cleanliness, open air
exercise, and kindness practiced to-
ward all, will do much toward making
q plain face attractive.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-07-03
Synopsis of Previous Chapters.

The whole Ladd family living at 81
Teak street, Philadelphia, are much
concerned over the strange family who
cause of their apprehension lies in the
fact that a number of mysterious rob-
berries have occurred recently and evil
dence points to their having been COM
mitted by persons of unusual strength.
The new neighbors have aroused sus-
pitions by several exhibitions of re-
markable strength in moving their
household goods. Jack. Ladd is much
concerned because he has seen his
father going in and out of No. 23 af-
ter dark and yet he tries to keep Mrs.
Ladd from knowing this.
Indeed you didl saw you COM
ing across the road, right in front OF
that car. The way you looked at me
made me turn around in time to stop
the horses. Another moment and !
should have been killed. l owe my
life to you"
This was an aspect of the matter
that had not struck Jack. He had
been a hero without knowing it.
You're going homer" he ventured
tentatively.
"Yes. I'm your next-door neigh
Dor, you know"
This pleased him. She had OBJ
served him going in and out in Teak
Street. And how readily she con-
fessed it! He hated affectation in a
young woman.
"You don't mind my walking with
you?" he asked in slightly trembl-
ing voice.
mot at all-Mr. Ladd."
"You know my name?"
"Yes."
OF course she knew his name!
What fool he was! Had he no,
seen her open the door of No. 23 for
his father last night? lie would
have liked to ask her what his father
had been doing IN her house. But he
remembered that his father had said
to him at luncheon that it was not
to be talked about.
He wouldn't take an unfair advan-
tage of his dear old dad. Besides, he
felt somehow that this girl, with her
calm, gray eyes and decided, though
pretty, mouth, would not tell him n
he should put The question to her.
my name is Therese Darney,"
she volunteered after pause.
They were at the corner of Teak
Street. From sudden constraint IN
his manner she OWNED that he was
afraid lest some Of his family would
see him if he passed the house will
her. .,....
Turning abruptly, she looked hin
in the face. Then she broke into +,
laugh (it was as silvery as hel
speaking voice) and ran down tn.
street. '4eE ttr
When she reached the gate of No
% she looked back and waved hel
hand to him. Then she trpped VI
the steps, latch-key in hand, ane
went in.
Ten minutes later Jack Lade
strolled to his own door. His mother
came out to the porch just as he ar.
rived there. He, was glad he had no,
walked down with Therese.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-25
Woman ShowsG Guam
Girls How to Cook F God
! D = Their Island
0klahoman, Graduate Of 4
and NJ, Bings KnowI-
edge Of Proper Diet to
Pacific Possession.

Teaching native Inssds ~ the isiaAd
n Guam u make sahds M ,nunos
bean spssutA and banana buds. anA
show Ing them tho possibilities Of native
isods for cusAssy. hss sscspsed ths
two years whieh Nrl 0isa Brisss a
~. ukh.. Aas spent ~ Ouan>
0ralussIon from the U0laGSra 4. an
N. cao)aUs and marriage wss fullcvst
by Aeheynsaaa lrip 70 0sum. whsss
NJ usioDp has charge Il sSrscs,tsrss
st5eA vs114 ~ bs,nG sFUawlse1 vs1w
~ 1leset1ae = ~ deuartmeAs = %.
rlcullsiAs
~ aoplntqg ~ Ssnsssk sc,ssss
tsala1no - ~ vrs)ucs1 = ths i61AsA.
- e1D - AsssnsissAsd fssaAsa.
eDussas ~ shtalaeAis ~ v ~.
eegenAln I ! sll11lel oeluA upss
sIG1vul = ( - M 1ulgu1. .
sGpee S)oA sespel - -
~ s61S1 o h1flly y 6l 1I1sG
~ uSt@Ns' 81 . ,i
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Aqlds l1ssssa ,ssss1s ssskln,
F1o6& ~ - soNeesvGa, irAk epAs,
eetoq ~ raoayA onaly.
ER A ~ lumeu1is m 6seassnV1nl ~
pt11ea - ennAeel1oey - q oo9so
(sNA seNeAe ~ ha116lsy.
M nfoUn y M r A1A ~ ~
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-25

IN. c, Brice Got or Frisco
Train Before Acc|dont.

I, n. q. atsss. Z oGhAsna olss,s ~.
~ MN =. n. Weovse.s holp4 ounA1y
sluhe NJ yss1sU tSaln Aea1oonl q =.
1ameA NJ = - y Al61a, 0ol4,
~Ws ~ r. thefsaaesv01lln ~ ~
tAlseo." ~ ~. Dvjee I'M. Wsasse
vas - NJ Wey y QNeiaNaA - sosn1
CAri1tmas WggA ~ slsoss,s
"WH hesA eealeso thAt ~ ~ se1s
reueAiy. ao1 lAat tkere waa q sdd
ssttilae sssS4 Aa1 = ~ sso1sstisn
~ 18TH went SwwAFA inte the rsliimsA
whsse the fstsss Was stil nseiesahse.
ThsasA I a,qussls1 that " - N 10
the 6ay cdoeh, ~ ~ nct. The rattle
was cAsss1 y ~ hP1sa ash, hut At
'the ttme ~ eeolUuRSa Ueemsa ma n
iAsH vAst ~ Woe>R -. .
SAs asei6 ease thess hssrs
sssse I u ~ ~ NI0a. wlssa ~ Oh
s u y:svss.s ] ess'A sss1 NY r'srs
W<SS IW~~s1s ~. 49, a. f.. 4 4 ss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-25
Liquor Selling
Pretty High on
Curb Market
Il Can Be Obtained All Right
But, Oh! the Price!

II you wish TO indulge In the cup
that cheesa but dsss non inebrIate" to-
day you must ray the flSdSsr sna pey
hin we'll J,
S6s1abNly = >gDeiys. ~ ~ -
psvsoas NJ ~ n - ~ sA~
liers't tho 01ae:
'OusssnhsiMsr.~ ~ . quart: ''On
Sammy Rrcok." -: . quart. w.
IDsss.~ 80 a auart; 'Mattinaiy ~
MORE" iN . quart; 'Hpssk,sns
sprisss." - ! asart; lesssr =. !.
hsanda, ~ . quart. .'whNe Aule."
tths sas with the hietD ssna ~ ~ ,
qvart, snd that bevssaeS eDanuonly
known - Jake" u scarrsly .ossHAbls
at auy price. according - ~ esW'
neleee0rt.
TAsss prices are yssass1AyA "sveI
auotstte~s. II ron eeq U(AM4 ~ prize
..',sar nnss kacvs'' yA3ve - ~ u.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-25
Good, 0ld.Fashioned
ca3jetlNoe 4 capllal

wAAHiNUrON, Der. 81. % Relieved Of
The ns1lety Of var for the ftfst time
nl10a Cafiaensae lStA and WITH ldeai
tSAyouou0o yoolones oeqvelD1a0, ysa>aeNle
q ~ na&loaol eoGe(el, frcek prsAl1snt
Wlleen NeUu, dg1tlk1 16Wn ts1sv 70 ~.
~ : 0Oo1 eeo.laShlcNs1 CAslsteRss
Thepe ~ lN6,cAeleNe tkst the weAth-
" sAwa pes1sctisns u snswfxM vsuld
- seailssd hsfess the day Wa oves
Arsivttiee Wsrs vistnlly Suspended IN
~ oevvsNEneMt 1spartN,ehts yesterday
- Nnoa oa1 tneunnls u fsderM en-.
plsSss ~ ~ sity lsst sight Tot ssas-
~ ps,Haa
A spirtt n thAnksgivias permesscd
tha observance n the ascred day au
over iAs aatiSM IrsciamStisas by me
escestartss n vAr and navy caned ths
aste~tisa - ss116sss and hlSsjachsts 70
IN bleeGlaos = psass NV eajsysd -
. ssunA g ~ nesifless - wat aad
lecnr01 mt .altAes0A hwaAre6a u
theusnG1s = seM ~ Sasmssyv vese
the vnteosn q ~ vnlts1 ola(ee haA
rssumeo eivllieo UAgA ~ SasN wlsn sav
ssvytce n ~ Vesj4 var wsse feesvvr
tNlls1 ~ ~ eapsgseasee q the pAst
tvs ySavA opoetnl C1slslMAs 1laNesu
wore aeeVo1 . UNcla oan'e ou)1lesS and
ea)|1sp lleouGAeae ~ vpsto, siahssste
rgUvoslea belna uAls ~ ~ s1eA and
vsgn6so yeAsgee = Asls.la
olua1s6dl = ls14l Oe1e9ellss -.
t1aSvs 6DegC1seo : ~ = tAss Carlse-
- h11)1HS 49, = lN1oga ~ ~
uSogy = uh9u1oa1o e oeones1 DAscsSs
~ UEooe1no1 ~ UpvogAnGol -.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-25
NEGRO IS SHOT
BUT REFUSES TO
SIGN COMPLAINT
Levy Richardson Lying SerI-
ousIy Hunt in Hospital.

Levy Richardson. negro about a.
years old. Vas shot and seriously ~
Jursd ls., night at 10 o'elock by q
perta wonan whom the police say IL
Lillian Rates. Richardson 10 In the
New University hospital. and may not
recover. jealousy 10 believed io have
De-n the cause.
Because richardson will sisn m com
plaint against bls assailant. no Arrests
have been msde.
The Injured man was shot once In the
lee anu once ID the bod, e.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-25
-
CT No UQ

Mayor waNsa's IN y ~ psece ~
partmsnt today wss ~ aae1snes~semt
That . oa,eee NE lnsaF1ons pcsisy -
go membse = The department. hae
hooa tahea sut ~ ~ csty.
TAA nm 70 pfvvi1s iosuNnre ~ ~
psi,so Was sus!sslsd " ths city com-
uaooooooeu ~ tAs mayer esssrAi wssas
01n ~ ~ beea sqssse1 ~ whh ~
Gorenelulaa llgs Insurance ssarsav
e ~ YsgA n pssmluRe win -
ipoonopo ~ - ~ lgeA Assat n'Nsty
ionr3O UVsu taheo ~.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-25
% POOR CHILD
rs PASSED UP
\ BY SAINT NICK
Salvation Army Distributes
/ 5000 Worth Of Baskets.
|fUNo BRINGS JOY TO KIDS
|CN Crowded by Biggest
Holiday Crowd in History.

When fellows boen fllhns his
zach with hopes and promises for
|s....
Z ana % hears an soou' bix 'eed
|tGr going n have Christmas
FNaa M i,nes m vith abo,,t 40 folks
~ ~ Icor Of the SaIvs iloa Army and
= hipA iAdy hands him out A basket
~ vkIch tn plumu 6rvmst,ck, Of
~ "hooest to soodnssss .ch,sffcn x,e
n1i6hins. resAy 10 b. devouyeA Nv a
sGpv Nv. and a Ict A. other good
3'1Sss "a temptinsly arranged.
ETTScr
Yhsr. vvhsa nev asiS
ssGhas,a vhst a t.n .y,sr old hoy said
>ka1ses,a.v vhen he received hls haskell
~ Asrv .h.," .rd hv,r,sA ho,ne 40
s6sH mcthsv, f,ys broth,rs and s,s.
~ ~ t,,her
~, hsSors m The bis,orv NJ Ohis.
frs f,,sv Nv. ,hs noor hc.n u,oviNed
S.s. ~sm
/ 4 }ncs,,v ~ eeo vor,h ~ sooA Including
~. sss,nd sseIs ~ flour, wss d,..
49, yesterday af,errioon by the
SIsS11Ss Arm, And soo s.r,,,,r. that
'1{'1iT ~. Ave hsa : t-b,,s,,rss ~, en-.
1|sISs, ~ ss.:s,v.s ,oSsv Th. p,oy,.
AscSriseh'n a proyided many
Si16S vith ~,sts
SS7 ~ ss,y The Army asS prov,d.ut
~. H., ~. ~. x,..n,.
1I2rS.1 n 80 sh,,r.,s ~
ENYc an ,h. rh.rchs. haze
\ ..,ssihl. s,r ~. roo, "a h.vs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-25
RAILROADS n
PRIVATE HANDS.
On MARCH |
Consolidated Express Com.
pany Dissolved Same Time,
LEGISLATION NECESSARY
Western Directors and Con.
gress Leaders Are Pleased.

WARRINGTON. L,ee. H. --(SoaSro0 -
opera t,ss Of the eatios's sellyeaAa -
sunsd hy the government 60 ~
measure tso yssrp ago somsvyvw, M
revert 10 ths 0vnsrS q the suIlgoo1
properties nest NAscH 1 usIsas cnNsseo6
~ Legislation fIxss ~ earlier Aass.
.pvssIient Wilson, thsousA . ~
ismation ,~susd lsut utghs. flHe1
March a. the Aass n sns relssa ~
put ss rest spscuis tioW % 10 ~ tlsno
u The handing back Of The rpsdo ~
prssldeat In his Isst AnnosscsAset -.
- ~, .." 's. ~. - ~ y. sxss.SS
.o"s ,' .ss 80 ~ n ~
, ", ~
'e"' 'e"
gHeeess Company ~ pseossva
Ny another prvcia n,ation issusl vtlk
that In regard to the rsiirsaaa ~
president ordered the dlssolutiea xnsvo
l Of the American raIlwayu Sspouno
company. which vas fv@sd jult y
1910, under government dSectton. ~
cousolldsaG~ of the Adans, Assssjsac.
'Wells- Fargo and Southern compaateaS I
Extension b. tive months Of IN -
nounoed time for returh u ~ PsllS
rosds was -Imsde. 6aid statsmsne ispGln
the White Hsuns sccoassusIas ~
prociA matioa. because congrtee No ~
enacted lsGis,Atlsa n ~ ebn1)&ioaq
ineidsnt = tks tAAnos n eeote1 ~
opssaUsa. IN pppstdsat. ~ e1ntos
met said. hsd bssa sdvhe1 thst neoehGe
the sAtlroads nor tbs sapsvAs csuUontno
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-25
CITY ThEATERS
have BIC BILLS
Special Christmas Perform
ances at Playhouses.

k,g htlls NJ the Ohiahoma City play
and picture houses wili entertain eager
Christmas dpy crowds In search fos
. amusement today Each manage has
plp nned 10 make this the big blu day
Of the year.
Tiger Rose With 8~aosisa Maria
Ascarsga NJ leading lady, plays tie
initial psrfcrpsnc nee cf fbvs-dsy rus
nj the Ove;hcises At matiaee Today.
Another .ive-srt Low vuudsvtlIs v
no AZ the Liberty.
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