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Evening journal., 1919-09-05
Who Mas thc Champlon WhisI.crs?

s. N. FELTON,, OF Pomona, Cal. issues
a challenge 10 the world TO dispute
with him for the championship in the
chin whiskers class.
FELTON, claims he IS the king OF the
whisker growers" His beard IS 6i
years old.
They had the other day a whisker
tourney in Pomona. Whiskers from
all over California were entered In
competition. Age cOunted-neither
length nor beauty.
:. J. Bromley. aged 50, was awarded
a medal for having lived with the same
whlskers 81 years. l.. BallOu won sec
ond prize because he proved he hadn't
shaved in 50 years. NJ. F. skinner
pointed TO his own crop Of facial foli-
age which ne said was the harvest OF
30 years. tender cultivation.
p. S.-No BARRIERS were present. or
course not
Evening journal., 1919-09-05
Life Is such in n. Y.

The Women's City Club, OF New York.
Is reported TO have adopted this new
regulation:
Charge for storing wine for mem
bers. - cents for six bottles.
Charge FOR corklng and service, 30
cents.
Members may not store more than
six bottles at one time"
The club has 3.i0O members.
Evening journal., 1919-09-05

At Taughn0ck Gorge. near Ithaca, ~
Y. snake crawled 10 the roof OF a
power house, slipped through a hole
just above The electrical apparatus, fell
across two wires and short circuited
them. Several villages were made dark
and the snake will crawl no more.
Evening journal., 1919-09-05

II want a wife. and want her quick"
T. J. Hunt, Ranger. Texas. cowboy.
writes Mayor iIylan of Now York Hunt
explains she need not know cooking,
since he cooks. but she must De "a
Evening journal., 1919-09-05
Why Pinch the Hnrse9 .

4 horse has been conflscated at Bear
wallOw, W. Va, by the state Prohibi-
tion Department because II was found
carrying two gallons OF whiskey. Sc
cureiy strapped TO the animals back
Evening journal., 1919-09-05

a shell whlzzed over himg Well, here's
a story Of soldier who saved a coolies
llfei
A top sergeant called the doughboy's
attention TO "a cootle crawling up the
front Of his coat.
The doughboy carefully picked the
animal or and placed Il inside his coat.
Oct inside, you little foolr' said the
private. Want 20 catch pneumonlaS'
Ladies' Home Journal.
Evening journal., 1919-09-05
Goodness Gracious, We're Glad We
Don't Have 10 Carry This Baby
Round oiNfahfSt

John Franklin Marvel. who Is years
old and lives with his parents near
Richmond. Mo, weighs i06 pounds. The
champion heavyweight 6-year-old in
America, they say.
Evening journal., 1919-09-05

A country fair at Windsor, Ne. IS
parayzed by strike. The Fat Lady
refuses TO be rat and tho wild Man
From Borcno" refuses 20 be wild any
more unless both get a raise In pay.
Evening journal., 1919-09-05

George Liberty. OF 81. Paul. MINI,
fought oversee for liberty. Gust Koo-
sas took the liberty OF borrowing Mrs
Liboriys' ring. ko0sQs secured his lib
crty upon payment OF s. fine.
Evening journal., 1919-09-05

being done by the family thss raised
It's own In The back yard garden9
Squire Abner IIarpington is convinced
$50 he says there can be no enduring
solution found FOR the high cost OF
living. the League OF Nations. nor the
railroads. until Alex MacTusch Is elect
ed road supervisor In P0dunk town
ship,
Evening journal., 1919-09-05

You've heard about the Chicago sol
dier whose life was saved by a cooiie
biting him just in time to make him
bend down TO scratching job while
Evening journal., 1919-09-05

Mrs. Kathleen Sinclair, Of New York,
has fled suit for divorce because her
husband denied her silk stockings,
Evening journal., 1919-09-05
SIjCH U
El7]:::iI Il ]l2'']] ']]2&.'
BY o. b. JOYFUL.

Usually when a young man. isn't sat
isned with the work he's doing his
boss isn't either.
Evening journal., 1919-09-05

Judge at Redwood City. Cal, has
ruled That it ls al right for the hand
that rocks the cradle 10 spank the
child, which doesn't add bit 10 that
Judges popularity IN the juvenile
world.
Evening journal., 1919-09-05

Have you noticed how little worry
ing over the high cost OF vegetables IS
Evening journal., 1919-09-05

A pumpkin vine growing into Frank
DAmlco's dog house at Manchester,
Conn. has Ousted Rover with a pump
KIN which gets larger each day.
Evening journal., 1919-09-05

"The wages OF sin" are about 70 be-
come more costly IN Evanston. H. Jus
tices have announced fines for mlsde-
meanors VIII be doubled, commencing
today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-30
Hays Predicts
Party Victory
In This State
Oklahoma Carried by G, 0,
P, at Next General EIeC-
ton, He Declares,

Oklahoma will fall into the repno
lean party ranks at the next general
eee''U''' "'lo' "''s " W., ~,
repuol'tah "3''oh', n,,, 'u','''.,,,'S ;. ,'a, a.
man VINO SPOKE ~ ON'1Ho'u" IVY w
a''erhoo". WI. iiIyH "',e' ,o", ,h,,
inc sta'e d'i'1u'.'eu 'I'' '.o..,"'e ''"'
ne 'e'' 'o''''ueU' y, ''N'''''
Il come 10 Oklahoma Win doC-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-30

and men voted TO strike this after
noon.
Manager L. b. Long announced he
would leave the cars IN the barns
until people decided they wanted
service and then would run them
again. He says he had enough men
waiting for the Jobs Of union men to
handle all the cars.
The Central Trades Council and
practically all OF the unions in the
city have passed resolutions plcdging
support to the carmen's union. The
carmen are demanding from ~ TO
so cents an hour according to Setv-
ice The company has offered 81 to
II cents The former scale was
from "A cents TO 20 cents
Following tie strike order issued
late Yesterday hv the newlv-oro'r
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-30
Miss Hopkins
Will Succeed
Leno Osborne
City Home Demonstration 10
Head School Home
Economics,

Nj" Mariel Hopkins, city home
demonstration agent IN this city since
last January. has been appointed su.
perviSor OF home economics IN the
Oklahoma City school, TO succeed
Miss Leno Osborne, who resigned
yesterday Miss Osborne has accepted
the position OF home economics expert
with the Yukon Milling company
Graduate OF Ames
Miss Hopkins is a graduate Of the
Iowa agricultural college at Ames,
Iowa where she received the degree
of bachelor OF science. She has bad
postgraduate work at the University
Of Chicago where she will spend six
weeks this summer to Obtain credits
on another bachelor OF science degree.
The new economics supervisor has
taught four years in various high
schools. headed the domestic science
department at the Edmond normal
two years, and has spent two years in
extension work OF the Oklahoma A.
anu NJ Nulltk'f
Fayors Penny Lunch,
Miss Hopkins is in hearty SYM
pa,hy with the penny lunch plan IN
the Oklahoma City schools, and will
spend a part OF the summer invrsti-
eating the plan as IT is operated in
other cities.
She is the daughter Of s u Hop.
kins, principal OF the Eugene Field
school,
Because Of plans for extension OF
home economics work in the schools
here next year, Miss Hopkins will be
aided by Miss Helen Allison, who
has been appointed to fiji a new po-
Si,ion to be known as Head Of the
department OF home economics OF the
high school Miss Allison has been
an assistant Of Miss OSbornes for
several wears.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-30

ired union OF mo,ormen. jineys and
specially impressed livery motor
cars did a thriving business
Indications this morning were that
the city would be without street car
service indefinitely The men have
refused the compromise wage scale
offered by Manager K d, Long Of
the Muskogee Electric traction com.
pany, and Long asserts that he has
absolutely made his last offer
There was no Semblance OF tfou-
bic this morning. II has been an
nounced that the union men would
vigorously proteN, any attempt 10
operate the street cars with non
union men, but Manager Long an
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-30

Listen The newest summer de-
signs and oolorngs in handsome
quality foulards, crepes, shantung,
and other popular silks; they are
made in four-in-hand styles of de-
slrable width and length, worth
considerably more than the sale
price; Saturday, choice, on
while they last .......... CJC
At Rorabaugh Browns, Main Floor,
West Aisle, East Room
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-30

Capes--Consistng OF the very latest styles in
solid color velour and checks in sizes from l6 to 3d.
priced for rapid selling Saturday, EN- m
Second Floor, West Room.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-30
SALVATION ARMY
OFFICERS CHOSEN
"Cabinet' and ''GeneraIS'
for Drive Named Today,

Rev J. T. Matlock, director general
OF the Salvation Army fiomc Service
campaign, this morning appointed 10
men who are TO make up an advisory
cabinet and finance committee, and
the six generals for the campaign.
Those on the cabinet are ". J.
Pettee. w h. paschall. George l..
Browning ] W s. Hutchings, G. d
Wallace. ]. +. Ovens, r. A. Klein
schmidt, II G. Hatfield Mont K.
Powell and J X Co,tingham.
The six generals are q. X. Corken.
c. D. Wallace, ] N. Dawson, 6. T.
lashbrook. A. 4. kull. and Miss
Katherine Pierce.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-30
What Lucki

Fond Mamma-What have YOU in
your apron
Daughter (bfeathle'sly)-O, nam
ma, such good luck Clara Gray's
cat had six kittens, and her mamma
would only let her keep one. so she
gavc me the Other i've --lndge
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-30
MUSK0CEE CAR
MEN ON STRIKE
Fifty Employees Demanding
Pay Increase,

MuSkOGEE, a. Okla. May 30
Fifty moIormen and conductors en-
ploycd by the Muskogee Electric
Traction company went ont on
strike at midnight, after all Of the
clty cars were run into the barns
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-30

nounced tina, he had decided not 10
run any cars
One-man cars are used In Mu,ko.
gees street car line.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-30

Unlimited funds for loans on i'm.
proved Oklahoma City property Gum
Brothers company. (Ady)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-30
The Difference.

Male Shopper--My wife sent me for
sGne flllet
Clerk-For yourself or for herr
Male Shopper - What difference
does that makel
CIerk-If IT'S for yourself. it's beef I;
" is for her. lis lace.--Edinburgh
Scotsman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-30
BOYS SUITS
Reduced 1-3

Cool Cloth, wool mixtures,
serges. mohalrs and tweed,. ex-
oellent spring and summer mod
els, belted effects with knicker-
booker trousers, some with two
pairs OF trousers; all sizes, from
\ up 10 IS years; regular prices
from &75 up to $3.50. On sale
for $3.50 up to $500.
AT Rorsbaugh- Browns, Second
Floor, East Room
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-30
Thread Silk Hose, 81 Pair

For Women-Purc thread silk
mock seam hose, IN black. white
and a few colorS. Have Isle
tops, reinforced heels, toes and
soles; extra value, e. nm
Al pair .....,.,....., AsVV
Main Floor, East Room,
East Aisle.
The Keota news., 1919-10-10

a, The expense Of The town any female
doR running st large while In beat OF
vicious does running At large. or any
AID Dog or one exposed TO . rab'd doe'
whether The same be licensed or not
Il shah be unlawful for any owner. pos
sessor or person who keeps any vicious
dog to permit the same to be or run At
large. Any person. upon conviction OF
q viosation Of either Of the provisions OF
this section, shall be fined in . sum not
less than Five Dollars nor more than
Ten Dollars
See. II. Vicious Dogs Defined. A
vicious dog is hereby defined to be any
dog that bites. bsFks At or snaps At per-
sons upon the streets or other public
places. or that runs after or barks At.
saaps At or bites horses or vehicles upon
The streets or other public places within
de Town Of Keota. and it shall not be
necessary to show knowledge % the
paIt. Of The keeper or owner Of any such
dog q order to convict under the provis-
ioos Of this section.
Sec. u Running at LasHe-Defnit-
ION Of. A dog shall be deemed to be
running at large in this town when Oh
away from ehe premises where
owned or where it belongs. and beyond
The immediate supervision or control Of
the person or persons who have author
itx for the same.
Sec. Is Poisoning Dogs-Penalty.
Il shall be unlawful for any person to
poison any dog or dogs OF to distribute
poison In any manner whatso<ver with
~ intent or for the purpose Of poison
ing any dog or dogs within the town Of
Keota- Any person who shall be con.
victed Of . violation Ct this section shall
Be fined in The sum Of Twenty-Five
nallars for each and every o6ensc.
F. s. NARKLEY,
Mayor.
Attest:
JOHN D. WATT.
Town Clerk.
The Keota news., 1919-10-10

this ordinance shall. upoo eoovietioo. Be
Ansd sot lsss than i've and not moro
than tan dollars Soe saeA I'D svesy g:
fsnse.
Sec. & Mayor Order Dogs Shut up
6 Huss3ed-Whso-Impoosding-
A&ioos-PsaAlty. whsosves the Nay
o. ehall b Of ~ opinioo't tbat any dan
ger exists from hydropbobis in the
TOM. o. otbsr danger exists from dogs
Tuoaing st large within de corporate
limits, b shall issue his proclamation
requisiag ssssy owner OF posssssos and
svoey pesDoa who hasboss OF keeps any
dog O. dogs. either to eooiine OF 70 ~
euFely nuszls. whichever In his opinion
= most ssesssasy for The psblie safety
and welfare. said dag - dogs for such
time - b may designate. during
With time Il shall b unlawful for any
dog % Fua 1t large within he hmits Of
de eDvn unless % securely muxzIed In
ths svsat that said PROCLAMATION shal
require muzzling. i shall b de duty
aftbs Town Nasshai and any other po-
Ice e1ess Of Tie town 70 take up md
impSand asy dag thas may b found
runsing a& large during ths time %
designated b tbs Mayor - Aforesaid
alnlnes muxzled - hersin provided.
And he owner O posseseor OF peFson
who hasbors OF keeps any such dog who
shah vio,sts any Of ths provisions Of
this ssetioa shall upoe eoavietidd: b
nnsd In SON not Isss than 6vs nor
in6le than ten dollars for each and
every o6snss.
Sec. & Expiratioa Of Licenses
NassAal Make Complaints-Impound
QoR-Rsdsnpsion- All dog licenses
s6Ah expire upoo tAs Arst Monday In
Nay Of seeh year. and Il y hereby made
de duty Of the Town Aarshal 70 make
eosspaaiDt - ths Polies MagistEatS =
leies 20 pssseos Who fail to comply
I'd o. whe violate any q de provis-
ioas ~ III ordnance. that thsy may Be
.tris4 ~ 6nsd - hsrsin provided: and
Il shan b De duty Of DE- Town Marsh-
Hlfa esseA end impoand any unlicensed
dog q dogs foaad running q large In
violation Of this ordinance in . pound to
b dssignatsd b. he board Of Trustees
fos such purpose. where such dog o.
JeGs shall b kept fos period Of three
SUn days after being 20 impoundsd. un-
less sooner redeemed
Sec. Z. Inpoanding-Notify Owner
Nosies. Upon any such dog bsing i'm
pounded. Il shall b ths duty Of De
T6wn Masshal - notify The owner, pos.
sssssr o. psssoa Who harboes or kseps
~ sans, u known and II not known.
The Town Marshal shall cause to b
pootpd at he Town Hall . notice con.
tssaaag description Of said dog or dogs
- nesr - may b. II. after such no
dee ~ ths time Of impoupding have
sxpksd, no owner or person entitled to
eleip ~ possession Of any such dog or
o6Gs sAall demand tie sane, then any
such dog q dogs may b killed - here.
inafess provided.
Sec. 8. Dogs When Killed. II, after
~ poties - above provided, no per.
soo ohsu appear 10 claim said dog or
dogs and aftsr the expiration Of the
three days from the time Of the hr,t
,imp3onding. Il shall be the duty Of the
TQYp Marshal to kin and bury said dog
oF dogs.
The Keota news., 1919-10-10
NOTICE 1oR PUBLICATION
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1919
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The Keota news., 1919-10-10
NOTICE roa PUBLICATION
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The Keota news., 1919-10-10
NOTICE 1oR PUBLICATION
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SeVe 70. 1919
Notice b hessbv 01vsa i:sae Ray W, lsah a
kse&a. Co!ossdo. who o. SsrtsaDAsr D. 1918, esie
nc.esese1 ent,y. No o2I3sl: - NlsEl SeSisoa
aaed eetles a hisatiga b oaks Nasl csoof SaSe,
At 81 0sesnbss -. 1919 10 sslabeaA eiaaa 10 tks
- aeove deeesoe4 esloss U. 8 Cu00iaeSo0es
Nv. 1919.
CIAlnaaa ne0es - Wieaesaes: Js0es n, SsasRy.
q Csey.s: Ceso heastoa Ssalsy. a Csovrs. Cols.
yene q. Wstt. q ksesa. Coeo. Chastes o. Osddsg.
Mary WOLFE pARorN. R.-s,,.
The Keota news., 1919-10-10
NOTICE voR PUBLICATION
espass9sae - - lateeSoe
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9e0es@hes 70 optD
= N.eiee = nes:sy dvsa 49, chssies z RsdAesA. II
70. III. Wsde eA.Aal aad sd6leioaai hoSsessesi
so1!eA essi.a Ma 02l2oa. O27OSO. 1or Loss q q.
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Psnelea1 MERRIAM: kas Hlsd natiee a asensisa 10
MAKE F!a.l Thr.c Year ttooe 10 eseab,.sA eisin IN
The sa4 see.s desesteed. belose u. 3 CoaGslsSlon.
g CsYee l. Stanley. d keola. Cojusado On IT IL
da2 q ko~sasbrs. 1918.
Ca6ent Nance - wt!msssess: Oscar & Qusrk.
aold ?. Fstss. an a keasa. Coin,sSo. nv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-04
WIFE FINDS HUSBAND
~ CONFIDENCE MAN

Janet Newell. IN Secret Strings. ="
coming 10 tho Colonial Sunday. dis
covers that her husband IL n crook
who Will stop at nothing In order To
fleece money from tho ovcrtrustinF.
She leaves him and attempts to earn
her living painting pictures. a kind.
~ old man who buys Janct'a paint.
ingH out Of HIS scauty store Of money
and chase for tho titles TO valuable
South American property are includ.
cd In the plot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-04
SPECIIATES WITH
CHARITY FUNDS

Fannie Ward In The Cheat" at
the TEX starting Sunday. IL seen as
the wife 81 a stock broker. She
speculates with $4,000 entrusted TO
her care ms a charity fund for the
Belgians and loses the money. In
desperation she goes for relief TO
n japanese curio dealer. who loans
her the money after making love Ia
her. Later she Is enabled 10 pay the
money back. but on again spurning
the advances OF the japanese he
brands her with hot iron used to
stamp curioa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-04
LITTLE RED CALF
HAS SENTIMENT ROLE

a band OF hardened cowboys scour
the hills and ranges for "A little red
calf 10 satisfy the within OF sick
Spanish child. Bonita Mia" in I'm.
tanned" starting at the Glass "A"
Sunday. Roy Stewart is starred In
this film. "Untamcd" was framed
TO make n strong sentimental ap-
peal. old Spanish mission scenes
are shown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-04
NEWLY RICH FOLK
DIsPORT AT THE MISSION

Margarita Fisher In Ann Dickson.
daughter 90 family OF new wealth.
trying 10 break into society. IN Fair
Enough" which opened at tho Mis.
sion Saturday. a newaboy hurt by
AIMS auto and a beach picnic lead
tho young woman OF wealth and AZ
plrations into a non fatal court
scene.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-04

opened at the Coliseum saturday.
Norma TalmadEe D. seen an the
daughter Of white mother and an
Indian father The atriyinEa OF the
two races within the heart Of the
heroine furnish an exceptionally dif
ficult role A complicated love plot
finds the young girl finally in the
arms OF hcr white lover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-04
RAISED CHICKENS TO
HELP WIN IIiI WAR

IA Nancy. IN Little Miss Hoover.
which II screened FOR the first time
nj the Strand Saturday. Marguerite
Clark ~ seen as a young Washing
ton society woman who operates a
chicken ranch on tho theory tina,
Eggs VIII Win tho War Two Of
Nancy's jobs. h.fore the picture
closes. are the reuuitinE ~ two civil
war veterans who fought on opposite
sides. and the securing OF a husband
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-04
Reading Is Coming
Back With Wilson

WASHINGTON. Jan. British
Ambassador Reading viii probably
return TO America with President
Wilson. according 20 information
reaching the state department today
This fact Is regarded as quite I'm.
portant since u WIS reported when
Reading returned home several
months ago he and tho president
differed vastly on war aims and
peace terms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-04
Burleson Anglers
Portland Wire Men

PORTLAND. Jan. I. - Portland
commercial teiegraphers were In
structed today to attend a meeting
merit sunday. due Co dissatisfaction
over the adjudication OF wages and
hours made BY Postmaster General
Burleson.
The call says the session II 20 con
slider the proposed rejection OF
Buriesou's meaxrc wage increase
and failure 70 provide for back pay"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-04
Senator Would Bar
News of Wilson's
Regal Splendors'

WASHINGTON. Jan. Senator
sherman. III. yesterday objected In
the senate TO use OF the cable 10 tell
Of the regal splcndors. amid which
President Wilson moves abroad
while anxious mothers and fathers
whose sons are In France are denied
news OF their boys"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-04
LURE or GOLD IN
CI.ENi,iiIt PICTURE

VIII Rogers. lariat throwcr ~ Fol.
lies fame ia seen ia his firrt screen
effort Laughing niu Hyde which
day. Tho plot deals with love. min
ing. Alaskan adventure and lie In
the open. with pile 81 gold aH tho
incentive FOR a great deal OF the &C.
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-04
Won DER GOirI
PLAYS FILM ROLE

Capt Horst Won Der Goltz. for ter
years secret agent for the kaiser
~ tho star 81 The Prunalan Cur.
the photoplay which comes 20 the lat
tic theatre sunday. The film eS
poses the intricate workings OF Ger
nan agents In America
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-04

NORMA TALNADGE hlbreed lat
~ March miy Clemmer;
detective story oonial;I little real German
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-04
SUNDAYS PROGRAMS

SUNDAYS PROGRAMS
Liberty Louisa VI. Alcottu lit
tie Women"
CIIMNi.it-Nm Rogers In Laugh
Ing niii Iiyds."
COtt~itN Norma IaimsdEe In
The Heart of Nesona"
HiN 49, ~e.sue iiAyakawa In The
Cheat"
tie Miss Hoover"
MIsstO> -- AarEsrit. i1sher In
Pair Enough"
tpiDNIAis=pllSe Tell In Secret
strings"
IrIt.t-Capiain Horst Won Der
Goits In Tho fru.sian spy"
CLASS A-iloy stewart la Tn
tanned"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-04
LITTLE WOMEN" At
LIBERTY SUNDAY

4 perturbation OF Louisa VI ~.
colts famous story. Little Women. e
VIII b. shown NJ tho Liberty Sunday.
Tho plot Ia laid in the early 'soa. and
contains not one. but four rotnanooz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-04
THOUSANDS LINE UP
AGAINST lIEBKNECHT

AMSTERDAM. Jan. 4-Slxty
thousand persons demonstrated In
Berlin In support OF the Catholic
candidates opposing Karl Lieb-
knecht and Rosa Luxembourg for
election to the national assembly. a
dispatch from that city reported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-04
s,rtnpA,,s PROGRAMS

NNII INV Y TTTWIfIF -
ItitIttIN-aM liiiam - Hart IN
branding tifesdWaF'3 MACK ~sn.
nett comedy iii,erty weekly aud
Iteerst News NerhtY.
CItMAfu um ItoKtrs Ia laugh
Ing Iiii hyde
IOiISIt Norma TaimadEe la
The Heart - " stoua."
charlie Chaplin la shoulder
Arms" "iisnsst Thieves" drama.
Mt~-tUN Marguerite itsher la
"Iair Enough"
sIHANp Marguerite CLARK In Tit
tie Miss Hoover
GOtnNiAf. =- ~essuc usyaknwa In
His Utrthrirht
CLASS AZ laire Anderson snJ Joe
Bennett la "trown Jewels"