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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-25

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-25

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-25

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-25

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-25

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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-25
FANNIE WARD FOR TONIGHT ONLY AT THE COLISEUM THEATRE.

At the Coliseum theatre for to- night only. Fannie Ward, the popular exponent of Young thinking as she calls it, will appear in "On the Level" in which she gives remark ably vivid portrayal of the life of a girl, from barefooted shepherdness days, through scenes that are in tense in their reality in western dance halls and ranches, to ma ture womanhood of wealth and lux ury. The transition from one epoch in the life, of the woman she was picturing, to another, was extremely difficult and for a less experienced actress than Miss Ward would have been we'll nigh impossible. Ina the first part of the picture, Miss Ward is IA, and looks it-in the last part near 40-and looks it!
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-25
STUDIO WRECKED IN BIG FIGHT IN
 MEM MARRA pl AY.

For the first time in Goidwyn pic lures a real fight takes place. It Is a terrific one. equal to any, of the conflicts that used to be heavily flea tured in ,bygone films, fortunately a thing of the past in productions aim ing for the Goldwyn standard. But the drama of the screen demands strong physical conflict at times. and when the producer is fortunate enough to obtain rights to ai noyei like Frank l.. Packard's The Beloved Traitor" in which Mae Marsh ap- pears at the Palace theatre Sunday night, to be repeated Monday. he goes to it."
 The fight has logical place in this play It is not dragged in merely to exploit the prowess of the actors involved. or to give an imaginary "punch" to the story as a whole. It means something.
 The situation is an Interesting ane. The hero has met with his first sue
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-25
GRIPPING STORY TO
 BE SEEN SUNDAY AT COLISEUM THEATRE.

"The Rise of Jennie Cushing" the Aircraft production starring Elsie Ferguson, will be shown at the Coli. scum for Sunday and Monday, is adapted from the, book by Mary S. Watts, and is a big, gripping story mordern in it's theme and fearless in its treatment, significantly comment. ing on the tendencies of society to day,
 Those who have read the book and have laughed and cried over the trials of Jennie will weep copiously and shriek with laughter at the touching scenes and the flashes of comedy in this photoplay, which marks the second appearance of the noted star in the firms.
 Notwithstanding the high position in stardom attained by. Miss .Fergu son, she is still young ip years,. and her beauty is famous on two conti- nents.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-25
THREE STARS TONIGHT AND SUNDAY MATINEE AT pAI ACE THEATRE

"The best five-reel feature ever made!"
 That's what "The Burglar" is which comes to the Palace theatre tonight and Sunday matinee, it and the per son who says so is no other than William A. Brady, the world-famous snowman. "The Burglar" is World Picture Brady-Made with three fam ous stars-Carlyle Blackwell, Madge Evans and Evelyn Greeley. It is a picturization of the famous stage sue cess by Augustus Thomas and it tells the story of the life of Will Lewis, a fun-loving, reckless, thoughtless col lege student whose desire for fun and and a good time leads him into a situation where he is accused Of the murder of a policeman and where he feels that he is guilty of the crime He escapes arrest and makes his way to another city where he meets and falls in love with Alice Hamilton, the daughter of a severe father. Though Will is unable to re- veal his past, Alice's father accepts him and they arc married. daugh- ter is born to them. They are sup remedy happy and then Steve Burns, who was with Will at the time of the policeman's death. finds him and makes him assist in the robbery of the bank where he is employed. They are discovered while perpetrat- ing the robbery. Steve is arrested. though Will escapes. But Steve not only accuses Will of framing the rob bery but also tells all about his past And then-The thaings that happen next are surprising and thoroughly Interesting. Be. sure to see "The Burglar" It gill grip you as no pic, .ture ever has before. o4 p9ssstas
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-25
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cess as a sculptor in the city and has forgotten his country sweetheart, left behind in the fishing village. He is in the tolls of girl who in spite of her veneer of refinement is noth- ing more than the predatory female often seen in plays of today. She is, in the parlance of the cinema, vam- pire. Undecidedly which of two men to choose. she keeps the fisherman, sculptor dangling, tormenting him with her. pretended preference for an. other man. society politician. These two come to the studio celebration to inspect the statue which has just won prize.
 Also comes the village girl (Mae Marsh) who has heard of her sweet hearts indiscretions among the fast studio set. She seeks to. turn the man from the wrong road he is trav- cling. Seen by the ribald crowd, the girl is thought to be the sculptors secret model for the figure of "The' Beacon" obviously the counterpart of the girl from the fishing village The crowd jeers at her and jests at her innocence. At this junction the sculptor comes upon the scene, fol- lowed by the society girl and her other suitor They add their scof- fing remarks to the chorus while the erstwhile fisherman protects the frightened girl and seeks to explain Sung by a coarse jest of the other man he springs upon the latter and the fight ensues. Desperately. furi- ously the two powerful men struggle. the bystanders looking on in horror Finally the climax comes when one of the combattants is knocked out Surrounding him is the wreckage of the elaborate studio. statuary and dozen odds and ends being demol- ished in the course of the fight.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-25
NOTICE TO MARINERS

i ID Tf. T-f v A new edition of Chart No. 7O02 of Cape Flattery to Dixon. Entrance, . dimensions 29 by 40 inches, has just been published by the U. E. Coast and Geodetic Survey.
 This new edition includes the ac emulation of corrections that have been made from time to time since the date of the last edition and also contains additional souudings in tn westward approach to Dixon En- trance end in the vicinity of For rester Island.
 J. F. PRATT, Inspector U. s, Cpcst and Geodetic Survey, Seattle, Wash.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-25
STATE RIGHT FEATURE FOR BENEFIT eOF THE oAaNsA-a@Ar AnAAN
SALVATION ARMY

Manager John T. Spickett will put en big State Right feature at the Palace next Friday evening for the benefit performance to be given the Salvation Army fund. under the direc- ton of the Order of Elks. It is en- titled "Rryne Bros. Famous Eight Bells,'' and said to be one of the biggest comedy features yet shown in Juneau.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-25

 cOLISEUM-For Sunday night, an Aircraft feature, "The Rise of Jcn- nie Cushing" from the book by Mary S. Watts, with Elsie Fer. guson in the title role, and a two reel Keystone comedy 10 open the show. For tonight aiy, Fanny : Ward in "On the Level" with a 2 comedy and weekly to open the i show
 tonight and Sunday z matinee, Carlyle Blackwell, hiadge Evans and Evelyn Greedy in .The Burglar" and Fatty ArbuckIe in "Fatty's SuitIess Day." and a weekly. For Sunday night, Mae Marsh in "The Beloved Traitor" two-reeI Fox comedy, and weekly and special music.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-25
MOTHERS. ATTENrloNl

Almost interesting course has been arranged by the Rcd Cross to teach home nursing. This knowledge is invaluable to a mother. The class meets Monday night at the Govern or's mansion. Everybody is welcome The course Is free.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-25
RETURNS TO skA6wAY

Mrs. Guy c. Sipperelle and her children. Walter and Winnifred, re- turned on the City of Seattle from a visit with Mrs. Sipperelle's sister, Mrs. Frank N. Ferro of Juneau (Skagway AlaskSn.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-25
Put Your Req! Estate Out In
 the Light

tell about it in the classified columns. Don't skimp the telling. Give the facts frank ly, interestingly, informingly
 absolutely without false coloring. People are attract ed by candor. Indirectness, yaguenesS, camouflage these serve no good purpose in ad- vertising. You can sell your property to advantage by straight-out advertising.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02
The Eclipse on Componv

Tho Eclipse ul yompp, s the
name chosen m John u1,i ana
james Is crawford ana W 3
Loekhnry for their new producing
nrm 800 ToWH which Is .ap.InIIyod
80 : 600 600 ana which would
easily nring ton Times ,Htt amount
were 10 puf up 'nr ssHs 'u11, There
Boz SOME mighty fuy producing a,.
rotg' with $500 h.rreH uf prliur.
NHu Geo start with and rNp OWNERS
have selected m, n,rcbrc with 900
fuI'H care
while mis- company has been I'm
operation Tor som" time mo puh'I.
.NuHn.tmUNI has mot boon wadU
until nov. ana every hnd, who know,
fhr trpvfnrdH NH wrI aware NJ 'n,
IN that they are real uU producers
Hnl vii. rr' NJ much HiI ta any uf
Them
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02
BIG GUSHER ESTIMATED
AT 5000 BARRELS

was brought in las' week hy Scott Ross In
section f.IA.l. Tbc Glenn Poo. hh1 ne -"usn.
lions in the early days Of oil production I'm
Oklahoma Gushing held the record for hlE
production tor many years Tho North Texas
field being new caused wild stampede. hut
Okmulgce County on Fields have steadily in.
creased ln new production and big now wells
until an these other fields will have 10 look 20
their hurtIs ur This County viii wrest The lead
e,ship away from them. The record Eushcr IN
Ofmulgco County fold and ono of tho largest
brought I'm In Oklahoma thir year was drilled
Iu I7tc Monday afternoon by Scott Ross
90 nl ln the northwest quarter of tho northeast
quarter Of 1.1t.l2 about 0O0 yards or less
north ~ Our lease with the drl only four feet
In ihc sand Operations h1h ceased ~ cars fnr
tremendous flow ~ oil, which conservative
'atimste places A. not lees than 1000 barrels
Tho sand was reached NJ the depth OF 2,14D
fee. Tho VOL WAS drilled In late Monday and
started or better than 200 barrels The Flow
has increased ~ an astonishing rate ever since,
until '1'' Tu"Fday afternoon. u was making
N" tremendous flow above estimated.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02
DEALINGS IRREGULAR
IN STANDARD SHARES
sp,inltics Advance In Trade on New
York Exchange; Mexican Situa-
ton Restraints OILS

NEW YORK. June l. Dealings In
stocks today we're decidedly mixed
and Irregular "a 10 standard shares.
while spoclaI'ies Of various descrip-
tons continued their upward course
under ihe guidance OF professional
interests
There we're no obvious factors ~
influence other Than the money sit
ua,or. opening ot the fiscal year be
'nr attended hv increased firmneFs
~ call loans. Mixed collateral ruled
4 per cent. bot as high as p was
demanded for indus'rials.
Texas and Pacific again proved
superior 10 tho hoevincS' OF other
AIa mounting 10 the new high rec
ord ~ b,is on Absorption OF the
same substantial character a. has
characterized ia a'sdy rise OF re-
cent months
Food ssues ana related can shares
eGuirmCu's tobRccos rubbers, ship
p.r-s Coppers and equipments pro
yidsd the motive power OF the session
NJ gross gains ot 20 almost
points
United states Steel rose spiritedly
IN the last hour to l09A, is top
price I'M several weeks. but oils were
restrained by the Mexican situation.
Sales amounted 10 100000 shares
Attention was drawn TO the foreign
exchange market by the heaviness or
sterling. demand bills declining TO
t51t the lowest rate In almost
four Years
Domestic and foreign bonds. in
Guiding liberty issues, were irregu-
lar Total sales. par value, agEre-
gatsd IlO.sOO. 900
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02

CHICAGO July Hogs Receipts
80 0NU hrsd market sriiya lUu Aor HIGHER
ihsr vr.tsrdsys general trade Ton t2i rs
new record bulk ga GaN ID sS hssvy
ggl l5n2l 40 MEDIUM fgI 0omgl Nf.
lights tiOc562l ~. rous smooth $40 to
u D. no rough SO N 2u-. pigs tl7 no
MIpgS
unsettled steers medium and heavy rheirs
tli FnN IS So. medium Ri2 NHrlf Hn .
common 81 O0Nl2 90. Irhls good il1 20
ais 90 common sl0noHl3 h0. toi'su
y 7Sul7 so. COWS y t0a l1N ssrnFrs
a. ond i0. calves NFht tlr 2'Gla9S.
re a. 90
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02
Sfcbhins Declares Diridcnd

The d|rs"'.ra ~ fh. afrNn.ns UN
s. Gasoline Go declared their rcgu.
Tao dividend ~ 50 prr rsnf ON tho
Urrftrrri ana q per cent un mo com
.hr latter
ThI. company hna pp.f ius diyi.
dorda regularly un.n organization
and lss nuf un nice surplus
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02

e. u Watson, chief engineer Of
The carter on company, has just re-
turned from uIp TO Kansas CITY
ana reporB that he f. the proud
Gther OF a big seven -and-a-h half
mound boy and that the wife and
iaby are progressing nicely
X Adair prominent lease brok-
or is in the city from Fort Worth
Texas
Pete witt formerly private sec
rs,ary 10 the office manager OF the
carter on company. who was cap
,.In IN mo infantry, has returned
from france and viii soon NJ back
I'M the lob after a tgw days rest
from army llfe.
Lieut. Robert Gn.hrcath. jr, f.
n,.e from France and has gfNwn
Am ..yn and dignity since he nNt
.rI..fet af the outbreak ~ the wRr
.rt a being welcomed home by h
4rgs circle of friends who are az
,r.lI ~ the good work no has done
iIs has had charge of fun com
nam. ~ military police, with Bor-
.slur IS headquarters. and has
ls're' keep good feeling between the
.H..rrs and natives over there. lie
ans. fhlt Fred Daniels is about thc
ur ono Of the original crowd thai
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02
Hsv york Metal
LIHefpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL Ju'y Gotten spot
quiet prices unchanged rood mtdd ..r
- gid fully midaInc 90 fid. mIddnrg
IN ia low middlIng I 1gi good otiinarY
l6 T4d, ordinary lb2ld saies 3 uOu bales
Including : 400 American Receipt. 100
halss all American Futures t'ossd auist
July 10 90d October 90 Hld January
70 esd. March 70 0sd Nay 1854
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02
FIJI: s:,;;::, ;;s.. MARKETS. Cotton o::s.
n.,,L.I % a.I 1Ll, ~, a.m.nd asllI

merssl An day bill, i5I's dsmsnd T57K .
cables AsA
'Guudsrs demsni son .ahlss %
Government houdi irregular, railroad
bonds irregular
Time loans strong. 40 day. 90 d,yt and
r months % bid
Nu money strong. high 10. low n.
isNuE rate 2: closing hla p Offered ~
81 lAst ,oan 2 bank Aoceptsnc's ~
Sow york Metal.
NEw YORK. July --Coprt.r firm ,Isr.
troIy'- spot and July lsA Rl9. August
lgM lgA
Iron steady and unchanged
Meta "ErhaUEr quotes lead quiet tpnt
SlTh tld July 2hTh O.. spslior ,saAt
Fast Sc Louis delivery spot Offered A. tg. .
July OU
At London Spot copper a. "a A
futures ~ u "a c'erLroIytio spot OF
futures q2
Tin spot 25a lSs iuturs. '76 lNs Lad
spot 20 Sc. tutnrss o. Ts Ud spe'tsf spot
80 futures 10 "a ID
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02
$1,OOO,OOO

or moro 10 be divided among the Okmulgcc-
Youngstown on Company stockholders Think
what this means 10 tho uor kholders Of this
company which is only capitalized for $40 600
and with only part ~ THE iseued Thu would
only lunvo few Of us 60 divide up the profits
with H,m"mhcre the uniHsuri shares q stock
do not draw dividends and your stock should
Dee worth
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02
Nv Yorh nottnn rn,nr,,-

New Orleans Cotton Futurea
NrW ORLEANS. July ! The cotton
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02

% '.h 's'y Mercantile paper
rsr.., .'.".t to.dsy hINs ass. r6m
vi" CAV bills on hanks ASK com
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02
Think Quick! Act Quick!
Buy Now!

Don't wait a minute longer. The oil companies
adjoining us are making duick preparations 10
drill IN this big new pool In every direction
from our lease Every time a drill starts mar
our lease the more valuable our property be-
comes. We feel we have one ~ tho most val
liable leases m this field and Il should be but
a matter uf time until this ia proven by the
hlt going down into tho oil sand and produc-
inE thousands ~ barrels OF oil for you and mo
and every other stockholdcr in this small
company
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02
Within I,UUU Yards OF the Biggest Fortune Making
GuSher Brought In in Oklahoma This Year.

within a short time from tho sale 81 OIL Then
ne proceeds from the sale OF oil can 10 into
dividend fund which should give ua
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02
In the Oil Fields
OreriOoking a Bet

coNrWurp rHoN PRECEDING rAGr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02
Do 1t Now! Buy Today,
Rejoice Tomorrow

Write the company a check Send the money
FOR Just a. many shares as y0D can afford 10
buy Remember, there Will only be a few of us
10 divide tho profits with That Is the advan.
bEo Of buying stock In small company with
hig. bright outlook for a successful future.
This ia your chance now. This advertisement
may likely never appear again. / expect 10
rsis, the drilling fund wlthuR icw days Then
you can't buy a share of TINS stock as II will
be- taken or the market Just ~ soon as / re-
,rIvr tho needed drilling capital for develop
msui THIS IN your chance 10 help me put the
driIl down In Mother Earth for tho oil that un-
dcrlts this wonderful pool
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02

X Adair. prominent lease brok
or is in the city from Fort Worth
Texas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02
A Sure Winning Chance of a
Lifetime.

fo- you n vou take advantage NJ a. n you
could stand on lho loHscs ln this new pool and
soc ,he hlr rushor fllllnF tank after tank with
black nGuid gold ana sec 'ho drills pounding
down into Mother Earth ON tho various lcaeos
about our i'nao you would sou1 In every dollar
you ruuId rake and scr1po together Tor your
sn1r" ~ Wa.tInE fortune.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02
Keys wen ShominO Good

= g. kc,s 40 I D. Uus n ihc
southwest corner ~ a3.ls. low. Eoi
sand nf 2llo and ~ two fcct lu
well made 200 barrels BOO iwu hours
and ha''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02

enlisted Al me very hcciuuins "a
hostil!ties who Is sull .n Franco
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-10
At THE SIGN
Of NLNBS
TAKE ACAl)TI
The New Nauseaiess Calczel
THAT Does the Work Without
the Slightest UnpIeasantaess
ii Darser ot Salvation

Ask yOisr doctor and hN viii tell y0u
tfat caIoinel II tlas best and only sure
rey for Ia&y liver, biIiOusaesg.
indigestion assd cOnss ipation Nov
mat al 81 It's unpisasant and dan-
gerCua qualities have seen removed.
sal0aasi. fiji ne f0f1A og Calotala. s
the eaiess md ra0ak pleasant OE aii
hi ID ta1e Oas tablet as bed
tlsns skls swallow 0k walef that's
nh 10 tassss 30 SRI p nksln
H0 salts. Iii the NOR vu rel
ES HE kve,
sEc. sEr0 ana IfA rsy
ss 81 k w yOa
and 81 anoua your woE 40
1T 0l.
~ aoId Only m on
~
cents x0nr isk
Ices 81 y ~
ad II gsss ars m 49,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-10

|

sEgIaasas
sssaTs Esg
4 pretty p&3sy WAS gfven Friday
aftsgElO0a ~ Mr.. arnsaduke. Tor her
TIRES lAtfIs dangategs, Virginia ana
Nlisalash Brown and Wigbsraa nsag~
snaeSake AaT8 were rssae lfstlm eaesfs
aIl q WlaUla sn5uyea Themselves 10 The
utmost fFe four % seyen at tbs at-
tracfive hslne Uf Hrs. AEarnAaan ke'a
lasefha8r, AEx lNilan. Northwest street.
Tbs casiadzen plMyed gassaes and en-
5oyaA mssac and dancing. the Egyp-
i'm danes ~ little VsSberta; beang i
fsasaRe.
LafsF theg we're Invited into the
dinin room ard seated at rrstklly
sesead table with abrasive place
cards. and kaVOrs be kaaha caps. nj
tiny wiilos baakss aaae0 with candy
WAS also i favor for each child. After
enjoying q fsast Of Ice cream, cake,
fruit apd candy. uaOre games were
pIayed urtla gO0dbyes we're said, each
guest telling the little h0stssses at
parting what d saeiighfuf afternoon
they had spent, Th 4ogtuHaSe chill
dvesi were Haisn Wilson, Ruth Abbott,
NatalIe Bosasai, MlsaabstH stein, olive
Root, Mary GIlhuley, Jessie Kyle.
Florina Mang. and Master Charles
Beneze.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-10
49, $3.50 Oaaesra Pron.0ted

Promotions for naval reserve Off
GERS to grades above lieutenant COM
nander will be considered by the
naval selection board on return Of the
Atlantic feet from winter manenvers.
Owing To the failure Of congress to
pass the naval bill authorizing the ap-
pointmenf OF special board of FIVE
officers Of suitable rank to make the
selections, Secretary Daniels said he
was compelled I'd act under the pres
ent law requiring that they be made
by the regular selection board Of thir-
teen rear admirals.
A number ok officers at the Naval
academy are interested IA these pro-
motions.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-10
Movie Stars
GareR II

Society will have q chance to nee
is EaYorlts moving picture stars In
real life at Carvel Hall grill. on sat-
urdRy evening March ~. as the s. r..
e. A. benefit
Some 81 the noted actresses who
feel d dssp interest Ii the caase Of
animals and have consented 70 appear
in their Dahait Ehat night arc Mary
PickfOrds srtte Clark, Minis. Pc
txUva. Geraldine Farrar, Kitty Cor
don, Billie Baraka. EDITH Storey, Anne
Pennington, Blsnrhe sweet. and the
adorable Athletic Reigerman Much
interest b being lnanifssted ii the
coming 81 Alisk KeIlerInat. the grace
ful water nymph.
dom has such galaxy Of stars
I,sen gathered together aE one per-
fornaance Ths Aunapolia public can.
not but Fsel grateful 30 eAes s. r. 6. a.
fdr giving them thls opportunity to
ses their gayOflts and at the same time
help i worthy charity.