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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-11-27

Large Steamer Trunk; brass
studded bindings; snap lock.
cretonne lined; separate tray
$50
Trunk, 12x7x7 inches; striped
exterior; flower cretonne in
terror, removable tray -----1.25
High Chair; Is inches tall,
white with gilt tipped uprights,
foot rest --.--.-.--.-....... .29c
High Chair; % inches tall,
ivory with gilt trimmings; cary
ed legs; foot rest; feeding table
attached -..------..~...-.-...-- 90
Japanese Tea Set; consists of
wooden table, sofa, four chairs,
oddly cut; painted in gaudy de-
signs in bright colors. Price
1875
Japanese Folding Tea Set;
consists of table, 2 chairs and
oolo, uCSOiutCu III luluTlStS, u6-
signs in bright colors. Price
100
Doll Trousseau; various ar
ticles of doll apparel, together
with small doll, enclosed in
fancy box with removables tray
$50
Doll rousseau; same as above
in large box containing more
articles of clothing 1000
Doll Millinery; knitted hat in
striped boxes; prices LOO,
1.45, 1.95 and 200.
Doll Quilts; checkered quilts
with solid borders; solid quilts:
quilts in fancy designs; prices
75c, LOO, .1.95, 200 and
ESQ.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-11-27

could see the library with the fire
Just started. There was Q big tree
all trimmed! And under and around
1t there were just the things they all
had been waiting for, and a lot of
other things they had never expected
Oh, how beautiful 1t was. 1t looked
to the children as II it couldn't be
real and 1t seemed to them as il they
must be dreaming-as If all this WON
derful room, filled with presents and
stockings and everything else that was
fine. could not be real after all.
But they had thought this way on
other Christmas days and they had
not been dreaming on other Christ
mas mornings. To be sure they dream
ed of Christmas before Christmas
came but they didn't dream of any
thing nearly so wonderful as Christ
mas always was.
There were four children. Lucy
and Betty and Robbie and Billy.
There, in the center of the library,
was the big tree. 1t was covered with
candles and though 1t was daylight
the candles were lighted and the
shades pulled down so as to make the
tree look its very best. And too, 1t
wasn't so very bright at that hour,
for they were always up very, very
early on Christmas morning.
They began to see the things on the
tree they had asked Santa Claus for,
and then they looked to see If he
had taken the notes they had written
for him wishing him a Merry Christ
mas.
Sure enough! He had taken them.
They wondered If he had been pleased
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-11-27
By r. RAY BAKER
1919, by the McCl
paper Syndicate.)

he tall, rawboned sailor
stopped whiStling when
he saw the automobile,
although his lips re-
manned pursed and va
pOr continued to form
before his mouth.
He halted midway
bet 7een the fOg-bell
anu the lighthouse, and
stamped his feet ener-
getically on the beaten
snow path. for they
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-11-27

No. 1941-An American-made,
jointed doll, 1914 inches high,
with head and forearms of
bisque, stuffed body and legs;
long baby dress and underslip;
cap ties with blue ribbons; paci-
f1er, also on a blue ribbon
2.45
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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-11-27

No. .1000-An American-made,
jointed character doll, IL inches
high; made entirely of bisque;
arms and legs bent at elbows
and knees; dressed In lace
trimmed white dress - so
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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-11-27

comes but
once a year, Christmas
comes but once a
year." shouted the chill
dren as they hurried
down stairs on Christ
mas morning. Their
daddy and mother fol-
lowed and they sang
too,
christmas comes
but once a year,"
From tho stairs thav
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-11-27
Doll Things

Wardrobe Trunk; imitation
leather; cretonne lined; draw
ers, clothes hangers, snap lock
and key .-...........-...-. ..............-. 7.5O
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-11-27
Christmas
Morning
1888
By MARY GRAHAM BONNER

Copyright. 1919. By Western Newspaper Unionc
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-11-27

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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-11-27

Now
: special interest
a Of us-infected
he hearts of the
ior all that, and
y now the dolls
tuE.
] isls girl fails to
dolls, we just as
should sell out |
y0u see on this
ags to your lit
asssrs buy now |
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-01-18
MOVIE SHOW

At the Movie Show tpm0 row evening, Hearst Pathe News No. 63. and the inimit15l q George Welch in a , reel pho>o drama. "The Yankee Way.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-01-18

This Bulletin is sent you to announce that "The Mccarthy Weekly News" will not be pub ished this week, because
 C. F. M. Cole is laid I'D with m acute attack of Sciatic rhenm atism. or iumbago, inflanmatory rheumatism, or whatever It K which attacks all who have spent many years on the trail, swim mrny rivers and travelling Glac 6nrs and sleeping on ! m S5trass 1of spruce bonghs on ice brings.
 t3nla IS the fellow WlO sets L y1e .anu manpuIateS y" press lin this office, so when he Is on sick list and ID one Gu 2a got t' tlke his place, we are 1ofced Oo disappoint our subscri 'e $ with ms bulletin inste..1 o( the week Iy sheet.
 Nothing short of death ol sickness could nuke us do thls we have struggled with broken machinery and other impossible lconditions, b it, in the s!HtV lthree editions somehow we |alw tys made good,
 Now we are up aSalnS6 It but next week we will come up smiling, anyway we are thank |ful we haven't got the flu"
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-01-18

DIRECTORY
 BANKS First Bank of Cordova, Bulk of A Alslla.
 RAILROADS 10 per klver & N. w. Ky.
 MERCHANTS McCarth / Mere sntiie co. Mccarthy Me1t X Grocery C.. R. J. H. Marshall.
 MEN , FURNISHINGS 4turie Bros,
 REST JARANTS Ch trIey's Pace
 MEAT MARKET E. l.. H. Marshall ,yiding & Nelson
 DRUG STORE ). w. Brehmer
 BARBER SHOE Shorty Carroll in Otto's Barbt Shop.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29
500 6. D. P.'S
HERE TO FIGHT
FOR POLICIES
State Convention Expected
10 Be Set for March,
M'GRAW MEN CONFIDENT
Hamon Supporters Predict
Three-Fourths Majority,

al.
N"'T3 wa" %" ''p'o''ah' "oh ~
parts o' th. ttrto gAih.fsd 70 OKLA.
toms ryy this morning 10 attend ,h.
,...,,.- ~, u.. r....,,, 49,, 49,.
NV '''A wy '''''''''''' D''"
lri committee vh"h "ill decide 'his
afternoon the dAis fof TIE state con
y,,,,,, ,,1 &, ,i,c, dei,s.,.. Ia IN.
t
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''"' ~ ''i'" Vt '',n "''e
''' =" ln' .,p' P,o""e a'."
l"' ''' we ''hN'n''"h 'o"s'
va ,' FN'' ~ .'"
od's me''l's Nhleh VAS chied py
N"hoh "h'ink rspubhtan chairman
IN 'A'sfona, 10 addition to settling The
t'n'e Tor 'he stat" convention deter
mines the man Nho shsH he state sec
"lar> OF me committee
lohn Appi'h,. elected committee
s""r'thfy ,wo t"sfs axe. is iu linc for
"lcollan from the jakc Harmon eide. and
FRED n,Rrl, comes !rcn The iootIop Of
= J HoGras. r'puh'icaH na;iossl ySn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29
City Judge Rules
That Fighting Is
Natural To Dogs
Owner Of Alleged Vicious
Dog Dismissed in Court,
Dogs 4, dog,

Dogs 10 dogs
Big. little. tussy. balj, old. founr ~
or srirtocrar you cant blame ihcnu iu.
b6Ins dogs. &.
And acting liks dosy.
Ansr an hour OF irguptnt m muui.
ciral court |, isy on the various merits
aud dsmsrlts Of dogs owned BY f,ank
Foster. 90 HAT Twelfth strss,, ana g
Y. Go1shaii. respseuvsiy. Judge 4 y
Nundsn tsct1sd . dog cant bs blamed
Tor santisG 10 fight another dos and
tho charge against Foster for having =
vicious doy vas disnissed viii the
sdmonitton 10 hays the dog nigEfdd
Godshsii ksd charged Foster both
nslahbor-. with hptlns 'mesn" dos
shich bit his dos. Neither dos VAS IN
court.
George J. Eacock. stionicy for
Foster. testified 10 hN experience with
the animfl.
why that dos slept on ire loot ~
my cot ops time, he piays with n iiule
i.yesrolA yir.--hs's not mean nut dogs
W. hoSs' and they tsn naturally have
10 fight other doGs,' EsGocz stated.
Judge Munden admitted he IL a lover
~ dog nnd' carries W his I.oekci gen.
erHl ouioSy on the canine,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29
POISON WHISKY.
WORK STARTED
'BI CITY TODAY.
Mayor Abandons Idea Of Re-
curing Registration.
ALCOHOL WILL Be DYED
Physicians Say Dyeing Plan
Is "Quick and Simple"

Actual work TO prevent the poisoned
whisky menace. which has hen sweep
ing the ccuniry. from striking Okla.
homa ciiy. 10 being started today by
Mayor walton snd the police,
Abandoning the plan 10 require sl
pprchssers Of wood alcohol to regis'er
their names and addresses with tbe
druxSist they buy Nom. the mayor has
decided to- require WOOD slconol and
other pdfsSns that night b. used In
making whisky 10 BE- dyed . deep
purple.
Details OF the plan will be worked
out today. II ass said al the police
station. II 10 probable that Wholesaler,
will b asked TO zee 10 II that their
shipments are treated before being
turned over to the retailers.
several Wholesale druggists have bsss
consulted. the pyice say. and az ann'
ious to cooperate with the c,iy In
keeping down the possibility Of trouble,
The plan of dyeing the alcohol Ia .
quick and simple one" Ur. W H.
Niles. cNy phy sieish, said. II N .
practice frequently employed In hhors-
Sories 10 prevent mistakes. and could
bA carried out with little trouble and
expense In q larger field. A few drops
Of coloring matter would turn ths triek
and anyons Who knows what real
whisky looks liks could Know he Was
boy,ng faxed staff
10 far ~ IL known Oklahoma Guy
10 the firft city 10 try the dyeinE pisn
A. n sslu,iouv of the l,uteOned WHISKY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29

Nes, spr,nE Ia payers In this city Will
be called on TO dis down into their
pockets and pay iSss5 on each =, 100
valuation Al questions as to taxes
were settled when the county excise
hoard sdJotsened
n a tsxpsysf has home which he
values at $1,000 and he has given In
his valuation at that amount. be viii
nay Si53 % In tsxes. This DOES not In
cluds paving or special taxes.
Zach dollar Of that amount will be
divided ~ follows;
Thirty seven cents for state. city and
county schools.
Thirty eight cenis for expenses Of
stx,e. county and city government.
Seventeen cents for city shaking fund.
EIght cents fosy state and county
roads.
A Is min levy % the dollar y made
for state common schools.
Oss mill d ,lsvicl for essAty sepaf-
ste schoe,a. Ana lie miib 10 tsvis<
for city scheois-
EspenNs of government wiu rsguSsl
stats lsvy q mils sn the 1el1as. Z
e.ss.x hyy y - mills. ssA . siv WI
4 Isvy 4 ~ ntns win - nsls
~ the CIV G1nh1n9 fue1.
ssseu ~ = ~ nahssa ~ 4, asl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29

4 state road fun win call for . levy
Of Is mill on the o.. The hard -snr-
fsce road levy viii raiss enough money
to build twenty miles Of roAds. sn1 all
the road viii he paid for In oHs yesr.
The total mitf levy. on the u In ttis
city viii bs 5s.ss II 10 the highest svss
made IN tk4 county.
The total state levy b a.s miIs: the
total county lew. ~ mile; total atty
school levy if.so mills. an1 ~ total
ci,e levy i3H.
Last years total couaty isvy was 80
mills. o No Eard- surface raaas vsrs pre.
yided for The telai valuatioa sas
1ibi. .ooe. 40.
This year the tstal ceHnty isvy b
80 With twenty milss q Asrd- ssrsses
roAAA prsv,6sd IT,. TAe ts(al valua.
tion. n resna numbesu, y olet. ~.
u ~ ~ ulIu reaA w b auoooa1D1
HSh ~ 80 tstai WI. n M - oeea
tkat ~ WY ~ eenoG1 s9p4l1oo =.
ciu4lng seOesste GeA11o ~ ~ ~
uills. q ~ hoeosOpeooo eooQo M
vss Ast Mads II wsG11 taAs ~ ~
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nss1s1 ~ ssasral sspGheDs. An1 ~
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tea ~ ~ - ~ ~ ssssss
- yssr ! u mnI NY ~ sssssAi
yupoon ~ ra1ss eesA;eoA
= 11Cssepse q 0tyouo y aSoofsat.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29
soDA FOUNTAIN
oMIEI! lAPPED
Restaurants Also Make Too
Much Profit, Says Lillard.

Dssestns thes nAay reseassa1k -
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~ ssna1lnaai = tAsss ~ -
.m = ssyssass y e 80 -
Z ''nssn ~ cdNsllBsa"
\ = h.ss 4ss 1 - aysaslals
uvol1k." l1aeo ~ ~aa4 I -
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lAo1S ~ kHn14 - ~ ~ ~ I1e =
tpoo 49, 49, Noh q = - 60 =
- : 1sa.e.s = sso1p =
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29
HEEp 70 NEsumG M0Rk
on ole1T DEATH CASE

tshA nssQ. soonly ssi1eaD nas. YIN
rssans WA = ~ 0ns,se oeia eass
gssesyv vAn = sen6.e ~ paslas.
fsooA We1D ~ Weot - - . uoa
vepee1 - q shasus g seteIalae
ssssscssS ~ = SscS v1Iasils 60.
SsG1n9 = unssVse - losnS1r = ~.
cHS1aS Oo. - ~ r Sua10aGl1vu
FL A~'ss - V'''ss''
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29
THREE MORE INJURED
IN AUTO ACCIDENTS

Mrs l.. II. Rerns Esd MrA " Lowsfy
Wsrs bs6iy brulssd This altssasen shsa
, csr nd N pslics y have hssn
lrtvsa " Mrs. c. ~. ssiiss crsshst
into The automobiIs h watch thsy Wess
dslviWs. n the corsse = Etooteseth
slseel ~ Wsstsra avsasA. Dstk ears
wsss tAlly AsuAssA Mn. otiiSs. -.
~ ~. I'D Z haby h hss ~ a. ~
tisns. but neither Nfs. Stiles nsr ~
eAi,1 vas iajursd.
Auasdo caivt. . Wsstesn rnisa nses
senoss hoy. vas rnn do~a aear ths
Reeh 1shNd tracks - Broadway ~ .
car sAA 10 have bssa driven hy , a.
An1ssws. . negro. u f,uthaf. Andesws
WAS arrss,eA - . cAarss sf rsck'Aas
Afvtag. The hsy sustsined hsdiy
sgssinsd W.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29
STEAMER IS WRECKED;
ENTIRE CREW IS LOST

HALIFAX. Dec :s.--1he Delglsp
steamer Anton Van Drsi has bccn
wrecked wes, Of Cape RnO aud al,
her crew ptfishsd, s'eordins 10 wire
less dispst tehes received here to-day.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29
UNION BY MEXICAN
nEeElS % PLANNED

Ei. rAeo. .Tssas. pee se.--Neaicsn
,ssu1usisstsGs ere wsselog - psAn
tss unlsy n military ssunasls and
aims Nth ~ fissl ~ ths seetiRs ~
y q - ksets OvSpSsWsseA, A1esrdtae
10 wsh.dsfiasd rspests seaeh,aG here
totay.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29
Dv0Llu evAn0 OFFICER
KILLED " QyHM PATROL

DUBLIN De, 0.-lAsutaaast Roast.
~ sessss g ~ osasd wks ~ dssth
In nvs1ay a1oAa's shsstina aftssy near
the W. fso11 Noos n !hesass. part.
was ''acet0e6eonQ klIsl n . bullet
from Nh swR paQly." II ~as f0snA ~
the jury u -ths la(usst ints the lieu
tessat's esssA ~ ts1ay.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29
y. S. MARSHAL BREAKS
UP PATENT MEDICINES

pcstrnct.on of i.pos bottles ot patent
medicines which were couflscated for
Illegal iaeela. occupied Ito time OF the
force o, the United states marshni's
office saturday anwnoop.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29
ARCHITECTS Of :
STATE INVITED
TO DRAW PLANS
Open Competition Decided
Upon for State Memorial,

Every architecta,in the state 10 In
,l,ed 10 subBit plans for oklahofnn's .
memorial 10 the men Who fousR and
died In the great wsr. which ~nl be
decided on finally February !. Accord
,ng 20 the sgreement this morning Of
the state memorial comn,issioa In con.
ference at the capitol With the state
executive commiss!on OF the American
legion.
Muse D In CITY.
The memorial must bs located In Oh
iahopx Guy In the vicinity u the
capitol. BY provision OF the set GREAT
ins the commission. II was painted out
at the meeting. This pr0stoea viii
elininsts The vaiveruity e. ~ At
Norman saAs stksr peeeeesA sisss.
wisA ~ coaamleelSa. = ~ tigaa q
final eselsoen. vjn mse< reoeoosata.
tive - ne AMssidan ta01oa spes1atsl
~ xseAAs T. 1A0ss, = saA1ons slasl
cssa0aa1se ThW utl - IN ulnsu,
of ch~sasA cllss s.1QA q n1lnsA,
sNA JaAn aegsss. II - & = -.
SeStea tAas Hsssa siss w sttsa1 ~
meetine.
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sdhaltts1 bv Lsytsa, onoA ~
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p>aee - prsWipsaes 70 80 q 0aaV
pen11o1tise. AlthsuGA ths ttms q
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s11sssd - ~ esnoasailvsly shset.
usasy alrsat have ustpaseA shstcAsG
anl prsltmiQasy veaae h aatie>pstioa
q an sesa esnDstisjse.
ossisas NJ llnAts6.
Ne mait = plAse1 Sesn 1n1ons 70 u
submlsts1 - = vAslAW Nv dhAll y
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- - 49, onuo II = - ssseves4
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29
|DAYLl No00gs oeI
I kNAy' VIM y7s ~

clgy1EaAQn De. A-1vs ssasa
- 64eoo : sAsses = : hps9p =
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29
THIEVES CANaY AWAY
STATES Wo0o ALc0M0l

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29
A total o. ~ dssshs usss ehfto1.
mae from wscs sscsAss d ws0 ~
~ The Associated Pvsss, )

~ inc AnESteU bbeW.b u tk ~
NEW FORK. Dec, :s.--0As n ~ /
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manufAetpslR Of Illicit !, isssst :. ess9
msds ia thls couatry 10 ixpsa1iae ~
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29
SONS WAGE
DolRD c0NFERs.
WIIi 1UlIULTY
Commission to Lay Out Pro-
gram for Its Work.

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Bill | s TO
RETURN TO
PR| VA 7 {
OWNERSHIP.
HOUSE AND SENATE EACH
HAVE BILLS TO RETURN RAIL-
ROADS TO THEIR RESPECTIVE
COMPANIES.
Omitted Press Service)

WASHINGTON, November 10. =
The House Interstate Commerce Com
mittee has favorably reported the
Esch railroad bill, returning railways
to private ownership.
simultaneously the majority report
of the Senate Interstate. Commerce
Committee on the Cummins bill was
laid before the Senate.
The report on the Esch bill con-
dennis the Plumb plan as radical and
impossible. The report rejects also
the provision in the Cummins bill rec
ommending transportation board, al
leging such a body would probably be
subject to political influence, even
more than is the present Interstate
Commerce Commission.
The House report says that in the
place of theanti-strike feature of the
Cummins bill the Esch bill proposes
board of arbitration, and gives the
unions right to sue each other for
damages arising out of a strike.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-11-11
STRONG SENTIMENT TO OBEY COURT
PROCLAMATION.

Whereas, The president of the
United States has urged the people
70 celebrate the first anniversary CT
the signing of the armistice; and,
Whereas, The governor of our
state has asked US to respond to the
PRESIDENTS request and show our ap-
preclation of the great service reuGer-
cd by our soldiers and sailors,
Now, therefore, in honor of the
men who were killed while fighting
for us in the great world war ard to
show cur appreciation of the services
rendered by the American Legion
snd our soldiers and sailors and the
brave women who cared for the sick
and wounded among them, do here
by proclaim Armistice Day, Tuesday,
the 18th of November, 1919, holiday,
and do hereby request that all places
of business be closed on that day and
that our people generally observe the
day IN their homes and in their vari-
Gus meeting places by recounting tue
virtues of the dead, giving thanks
again for those who returned and re-
solving to see to it that the many sac
rifices for our benefit shall not have
been made in vain.
GEO. F. Fielder,
Mayor
The daily morning oasis., 1919-11-11
R|OCE-|CO Pc S 7
AMERICAN LEGION
SCORED SUCCESS
LAST n | c H 7
VAUDEVILLE PERFORMANCE is
VERY ATTRACTIVE, ENTER
TANNING AND PROFITABLE,
VIII AN APPRECIATIvE AUDI
ENCE.

The benefit performance for Ridge
Igo Post, American Legion, at the
Lyric Theater, yesterday evening
was attended by a large ond apprecia-
tive audience, who were liberal with
applause at the really excellent vau-
deville performance presented. Every
single act was good, and some of them
would have taken just as much ap-
plause in any theater on the big time
circuit. Following is the program:
Overture, 25th Infantry Orchestra.
Movies.
J. F. Roberts and his Dublin Pony
Chorus, including Helen Wylie, Doris
Gostetter, Clarita Sandoval, Mary
Wise, Helena Harms, Lucy Chatham,
Helen Poole, Elicita Chenoweth.
Mr.. G. R. Buchanan, classical pian-
list. added attraction, Mr.. Sansiper,
tenor.)
Bol-Bolshevik Dancers-Vik, ]. F.
Roberts and Joe Handy.
Rose Helen Scherb, contralto, Mrs.
Clara Finley, accompanist.
The Back Fence Quartette, Taylor
Wilkey, Arthur H. DeRiemer, Joe