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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-31
STATE CAPITAL LIVELY
DURING THE LEGISLATURE

Visitors to the state capital al
Santa Fe need not lack entertain
mcnt during the period of the legis-
l7tirc session THROUGH absence Of en-
terprise on the part of local organ
izations as witnessed by the array
of receptions, shows, and meetings
schcdrlcd for the period
A tea was held at the state mu-
scum last week under the ausp ces
of the women's museum board, at
which legislators had an opnor'u-
nifty to meet the artists and literati
for which the old city is growing
famous, and the latter had an OPP
portunity- to talk at first hand to
the men who make the state laws
and incidentally have the appropria-
ting OF the moneys for memorial
halls, museums and the other in
terest'ng background for their en-
deavors.
A reception by the governor and
Mrs. Larrazolo last Tuesday even
ing extended the opportunity for the
townspeople to mingle with the
soIons and for both to become ac-
quainted with the capable executive
and the first lady of the sunshine
state.
The state federation of womens
clubs also held meeting this week
in the capital attended by receptions,
and social intercourse.
A Dickens party held on Tuesday
evening at the home of the Ssnta
Fe womans club featuring tableaux
from the tales of the famous author,
and followed bv costume dance
contributed to the activities.
The New Mexico editorial associa-
tion which IS to meet February g,
and hold banquet and re-organiza :
tor meeting for the editors and
publishers partakcS of semi-public
nature also.
The Santa Fe Elks on February
4 and 5 will stage minstrel show,
under the direction OF Rufus Love
Of Los Angeles, which promises to
be popular and a fun maker
And thu Santa Fc community
theatre inspired by the presence in
the citv of Mrs Mary Austin the
PLAYWRIGHT and author males rs
debut on the evening of February
IA with an assorted program includ-
ing a play in Spanish, skit BY Cap
tain Waldo Twitchell both the au-
thor and the lines being of local
production.
On the eleventh OF February the
Justly celebrated Liberty Chorus
under the direction of Mrs. RalDh
NJ. Henderson will stage the operetta
The Tan'ncse Girl at the womans
club building.
On February p, the annual charity
ball. put on bv the womans board
of trade and affiliated organizations
will be the brilliant event of the
season.
Several private parties have been
announced, and lacking other anu
sements anv form OF diversion from
a picture show to basket ball game
or masquerade ball at the armory
is to be enjoyed. so that there is
no reason why we should not say
at the conclusion OF the session in
the words of the social writer, that
"a good time was had by all'
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-31
DAILY TRAIN SCHEDULE TO
ESTANCIA VALLEY NOW ON

For a ninety day period beginning
January p. the New Mexico Central
Railway will operate a double daily
straight passenger service between
Santa Fe and Torrance. If the ex-
vice will be permanent \ train
consisting OF a day coach and cont
bination car in leu of the former
passenger and freight combination
will leave Santa Fe daily at II a N
reaching Torrance at 4 30: and
similar train will ieaye Torrance at
AIS making connection there from
all three trains on the Fl Paso and
Southwestern. arriving in Santa Fe
At o:45 in time to connect with the
Denver and RIO Grande train for
the north
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-31
~ FRRATED
POLISH INDEPENDENCE DAY

In accordance with the designation
of January 26. by the National Polish
department of America as Polish
Day. Governor arrazolo issued a
proclamation calling on the people
of New Mex;co to observe the date
as an occasion for jub'lation over
the result of the great war and the
rart'cipat;on in it of over 10000
Polish men from America besides
the service of some 10000 in the
armies of France. and the participa-
ton BY peopIe of that nationality in
the war drives.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-31
BOYS AND GIRLS EARNING
$4,000 A YEAR FARMING

A report issued by Charles Orch
ard Smith of the state COLLEGE in
charge of boys and girls club work for
New Meriro. indicates that 5591 MEM
hers Of 535 clubs in the state made
$5o.436N last year from the follow
ing sources: Corn. potatoes, garden
crops. poultry, calves, pigs. cooking.
sewing, beans, milo and kaffir corn.
broom corn, oats and wheat, rabbits
and cabbage and turning out a total
product valued at $o2,96O.3l.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-31
''WH|TEWASH" IS
NOW BEING APPLIED
TO WAR PRoFTEERS
DEEDS, FOUND GULLY OF
FALSE STATEMENTS AND
BEING INTERESTED IN
GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS
CLEARED BY BOARD
Special to State Record

Washington, Jan. 9th official
wh'tewash brush is in acti,. opera
tion. Exoneration of those proven
to have been responsible for many
Of the criminal delays in our war
preparation: is in full swim at the
War Department. precisely as pre-
d'cted bv Republicans months ago.
One of the first officers t. receive
cert ficate of good char acter is
Col. E, A. Deeds of tn. Signal
Corps, the principal individual charg-
ed win the production OF aircraft,
Col. DEEDS has been compile tely ex-
onerated by special board OF M
curry IN the War Department. Sc
cretary Baker mas announces the
findings OF the board and declared
the case closed. In this connect on
II Is interesting to recall some OF the
findings OF Judge Hughes at the con-
c"sion OF his inquiry into the air
eraft situation. we quote'from the
Hughes report:
Practically at the inception 6f the
Governments aviation activity in
connection with the war. and within
the sphere of Col. Deeds important
If not commanding Influence. his
former business associates were
placed at once through Government
contracts in position where they
had the assurance Of very large
profits, upon a relatively small in
vestment of their own money and in
addition were able to secure gener-
ous salaries which they charged "a
galnst the. Government as part of
'"e eost oi '''ann'ac,ure.
The Dayton Wright Airplane Co.
,4 owned by the DAYTON Metal
Products Co. In the latter concern
Col Deeds held one-fourth Of the
stock, or 500 shares. w hen Deeds
entered Government employ he oS-
'enF'blv disnoSed OF those holdings.
Rerordine this transaction Iudcc
Hughes says: The fact is that the
transfers was made to Col
Deeds intimate business associates
on their unsecured notes, which are
overdue and unpaid ave to a small
extent. The date Of the report is
Oct. Is. 1913. But the most dainninp
charge against Col Deeds is that he
issued false statements regarding
progress of the airolane program
On February Il, 1918. the following
was given to the press:
The first American-built battle
planes are TODAY enroute to the front
in France. This first shipment.
though in itself not large, marks the
final overcoming of many difficult
ties met in building up this new and
intricate industry.
That statement was submitted to
Col. Deeds, carefully examined by
him, and approved for publication
Regarding it the Hughes report saws
At the time this statement was is
sued only one plane had been de-
livered for shipment to the Ameri-
can Expeditionarv Forces, and while
this had been shipped from the fac
tory on February 5 it did not leave
the United States until March p.
No additional shipments of airplanes
for the use OF our forces abroad
were made until April 3. Actual
production in quantity did not real
ly begin until May The report con-
tinues: There is no question but
that this grossly misleading state
ment was published on the authori-
~ OF IoL DEEDS ana that the Seere-
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-31
GOVERNOR LINDSEY WILL
LIVE AT PORTALES AGAIN

Former governor Of New Mexico
WASHINGTON F Lindsey has return
ed to Portales. N. NJ. to resume the
practice. of law. II was stated that
he might go into practice with for
mer chief Justice Richard H Hanna.
of the state supreme court, who has
opened an Office in Albuquerque.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-31

Manager Christian. OF the Carls-
bad cotton gin, announces that HIS
gin passed the 9S5 bale mark last
week. with prospects of the seasons
run going well over the l1O1mark
The gin has recently added a piece
of machinery known as cleaner"
and as will be seen from an article
on the first page of this issue con-
Template other and more extensive
improvements for the coming year
Carlsbad Argus.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-31
INDIAN BOYS RELEASED
BY JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

Finding no evidence to connect
two Indian boys from the govern
ment Indian school here with the
death of their companion. Justice
Conkl;n released from custody Ra-
mon Fragua and Pillar Armijo this
week. The mystery of the death of
Alexandra Colaque on the Santa Fe-
Albuquerque road is still unsolved.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-31
Teachers Salary Bill


R. L. Baca Of Santa Fe also in
troduced in the house the bill provid-
ing for direct appropriation OF
t2OOW to build an extension of the
capitol which would relieve the
crowded condition Of 6he State de-
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-31

House Bill No. l-Introduced by
Daniel Padilla (Bernalillo) and Isl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04
SOME HOME RECIPES

Corn Rookics--Onc cup yellow meal.
Two cups peanut cream. two teaspoon
Iuis s%it, ono cup chopped raisins. Heat
tho meal in n shallow pan in tho oven
until IL Is n delicate brown. stirring
ireuuently Make tho cronm by mix
ing peanut butter with cold water to
tho consistency Of thick cream and
heating. While It IL hot, stir in the
corn meal Beat thoroughly and add
spoon In small cakes on creased pan
and bake.
Stuffed Hamburg Roast-Two pounds
HamburE steak, ono tcaspoonfui poul-
trS dressing, two teRspoonfuls salt
MIX we'll and form into loaf Remoye
the center and MI with any desired
stunning. Brown each side Of loaf in
not pan. Add little water. Put thin
slices OF onion on top Of loaf, cover
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04
MARKET TRIPS REVEAL
MUCHNEW FOODSTUFF'
outhern Vegetables Coming In More Plentifully and Elk
pert Points How These May Be Utilized
in Delicious Dishes.

minutes and then serve on strips OF
IH "ui i Rou TN oyer the Oysters the
and pepper and garnish with parsley,
Yankee Meat Pie.
II 10 best to cook the meat on Satur-
uhy, 90 that all that need be done Ia
10 place It In the baking dish and
nsck' shin or top Of the Ribs may be
used. Cut into two-inch blocks and
IA, roii III h9ur and brown quickly
add anu
Three eupfuis OF boiling water
one 1aBot OF soup herbs,
wo carrots. cut I'm pieces.
one-halt dozen whole onions
Cook gently until the meat is tender
and then thlcken the gravy slightly.
season and then add one can OF we'll
ana cover with pastry. Cut inch W ide
strips and then roll out the balance
OF inc pastry and cut into three Inch
squares. like for soda crackers Place
the pic in the oven and bake forty
minutes in the oven. Bake the squares
or pastry until light delicate brown.
OF pastry on a plate and then left on
tho meat pic.
Rhubarb Roll.
Prepare one bunch of rhubarb dis
carding the leaves, and then cut into
thin pieces. Wash and dry and then
place IN bowl
Two cupfuls OF flour.
One tcaspoonful of salt,
Four ,easpoonfuls Of baking pow
onc-halt cupful of brown sugar.
slit TO mix and then rub in FIVE
tab cspoonfuls OF shortening Mix 10
a dough with one half cup OF water
Roll out on Toured pastry board
e-half inch thick. Spread with the
prepared rhubarb and one cup of brown
sugar Now sif. over the sugar
One teaspoonful OF cinnamon,
Five tabiespoonfuls OF four
Roll up the dough like for cinnamon
buns, brush the edges with water and
fastcn them securely. Now place In
4 we'll creased and Toured baking pan
and bake in moderate oven for fifty
minutes. Basic the roll every fftcen
minutes with
Onc-halt curful OF sirup
One-half cupful Of boiling water
Stir until we'll blended and then
serve vanilla or cream sauce with the
roll.
Vanilla sauce
One cupful OF sugar.
Three quarters cupful Of water
TWO tablespoonfuls OF cornstarch
Dissolve the sugar and starch in the
water and bring 10 a boil. Cook for
fifteen minutes and then add two tea
spconfuls OF vanilla and serve.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04
Double OdcOn IIlII.

Double Odcon BIII.
a. the Odeon t5day and tomorrow
VIII DO shown double Dili OF unusual
interest, Pauline Frederick In Paid
IN Full being the main feature with
Tom Mix In 'llearts and Saddlcs' ~
the added attraction Paid in Fun"
is picture OF Tho famous stage sue
worthless man who. after stealing
from hls employer tried 70 DECEIVE his
w"iio as TO tho Hourco uf his money.
II Ia gripping In Ito nppeaiinH mo
montB.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04
A SCARCITY OF FLAX

Owing to the, shortage OF raw ma
tsrials. Importers CT Madeira emu
broideries are having much difficulty
in obtaining sufficient amount OF
merchandise. This is due mainly to
the scarcity o.. max. large par, OF
which was formerly obtained from
Russia. with the Increased sale for
these goods the stocks that are now on
hand arc very badly depleted. especial
~ in the line OF lunche con sets and
napkins. Large orders are being re-
ceived from retail sources. and it is
now becoming 4 serious matter to the
importers regarding their future sup
ply OF merchandise.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04
At the Movies

ISiS-Au week, Henry u. WAL
th"i' In "Fnisc Faces"
'iCIOR - All week, Priscilla
Dean, In "The Wildcat OF Parin,,
COLONIAL<-Tom olIx, in .E,pb,
Ing for Gold"
ODE0N-Pnulinc Frederick. I'm
"Pnid In Full"
BIJOC-John barrymore I'm ..rc,t
OF HOnor.o
observation-disclosures Love. In "rhe
Enchanted Barn.
HtOAD" Bates md
iiobnrt Hos'rorth, In "rhc BORDER
Legion
sAVof-AII week. Taedn unrn, I'm
"Salome.o "
HES-Tom Mix and variety.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04
BAGS TO MATCH DRESS

There is an ultra smart fad OF car
rying 4 framed handbag made Of Tho
suit or dress material The fabric ,s
sometimes embroidered. For example
black broadcioth purse can be striped
with running stitches of heavy white
silk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04
A Sleeve Saver.

gloves OF SILK or chamois, cut off the
glove. leaving one clasp on the long
part: These serve very nicely for pro.
Ing on the first clasp they can be
fastened tightly around the wrist and
pulled up over the sleeve. You will
ind them very neat in appearance
fitting snugly and yet elastic enough
not TO nuss the sleeve, protecting
sleeves from soil
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04

and bake 80 to 20 m,nuteS Remove
The loaf from pan. add water enough,
20 brown gravy to make two cu,,1
FOUR tabicspoonfnis flour and onc-hsif
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04

print. with a fountain banked with
wonderful lilies. forms ana exotic
plants In tho center.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04
NECKWEAR OF SILK

OF mems silk knitted ncckwear is SO
large that some OF the arms md /;
very difficult TO make prompt ship
rnents. The call for ncckwear OF this
kind in the local trade rs exception
ally good.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04
Thedn Barn in "snIom..,

Two special sets in "Salome" the
para, which is being shown al tbe
savoy. formerly the New, all this week
arg inc famous gate of Jana through
nlch General Allenby'e forces
maTched in their victorious conoues;
or Jsrusa lem. and the reproduction Of
oaIones ooudoir, modelled after an old
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES

James Hughes t25) Richmond
Nellie Irene Tucker COD. Richmond
Henry Fl. Conner t33l. Washington n c
AiEie c. Cody tcs). Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04
WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

T. hhiSroi.. April ~ wedding of social
When Miss Maudo =. Dovc became the bride
o, Georsn Edwin tobcrtson. The weddinE
TOOK place at the home OF tho bride. ma
cnts. tho Row. J. a. ~ Shulcr ofnciatins &.
Miss Magic Crouch. both o. I.ynchburs
were married Sunday evening at Che horne
OF tho bride on oregon Stree, J,ov II -
Arthur officiating.
iARRfSONBURG. ApriI s-Mis, Eva g..
Thomas. dauEhte- OF M.. and Mrs. D. g.
Thomas OF Bridgewater. and Gi-n u. FIory.
united in marriage at the home OF The
brides parents last night by Or John q
tlory. former president of Brcgewr,er Col
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Apr! .-u,-..
well h. Hawthorne. popular ElS and in
Surancc agent. and Mrs. Mamie ". Barils-
dale. or thi, city. were married vcsterd a y
Ia Washington. the ceremony being pc rfor.n.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04
"rhe Mnn of Might" mt tho prucb,rd.

Excitement right on tho reel la OF
fercd in The initial episode OF The
Man of Might" No Vi,agraph serial
could open without ia fight between
William Duncan and Joe Ryan, a fight
such az thrilled millions who Baw The
Fighting Trail" and ~ Fight for Mil
lions" smashing test OF brute
strength and endurance between two OF
the screens most powerful and reck-
less favociies. Ringside seats 2; So
per would DC cheap TO see what hap
pens. In this particular fight Duncan
wins the inst round and Ryan Is lead
ing in the second. thanks TO repeated
foulins twi.h pistol, when the
sheriff calls time. All this IS one OF
the several smashing, big scenes in the
opener OF this serial which Will DE seen
a. the Bluebird tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04
New Tom Nix Thriller

Ncw Tom Nix Thriller.
Az tho Colonial today and tomorrow
an exceptionally Interesting prosluc-
,ion VIII be shown. with Tom Mi, ar
inc IN star. In Fighting for uold." n
.apid,rre drama OF love and daring In
mo West. depicting tho periioua nd .
yehtures OF a dauntiess gold nunt, r.
ac ne picture Is veritable hurricane OF
wbich r,dn asenture and romance. In
W. "hi Gt rines and guns take the place
oi Cupids arrows. one or the thriIj
III ciddInaxcs Is provided by daring
Luke" in The Mex, Aisle o Honsso n, :,
new Gaumont Graphic are III. twt,
added attractions.
''The Teat OF Honor,
AZ the Bijou today and tomorrow
J .2 Barrymore will be presented IN
The Test OF Honor" a thrilling dra.
Maiefacp, f1ruci h% founded upon The
helm. The star e. enac phii ,h' Open;
a I'm man who sacrifices a brilliant career
honniness mess IN woman. but who finds
nhppiness In the end through the work
!hss or that innerself which recreated
me oetter man and made II predonin-
the IN. sadettes will play Dublin Bay;
incident to the picture. " ~ :
Had Great Foresight.
brought out in Tho False Face" sIsrs
aine henry y. Walthan, at the Isis
JosHph Vance. the author. OF the 90
"a OIL nment Of German C-boat base
on MaFiha,s Vineyard. War activities
OF me nuns on this side of the water
Indicated the plausibili,y OF the ide,
Inc production possesses many re-
naarkaoIe attributes. such as thrills
suspense Imagination and Romance il,
high degree AS a speciaj rnnsic.i
oneTing the Boston Woinan's Orchcstra
IL PLAYING Tho Pcriscope March" as an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04
Had Grrat Enr,.Ir..
Two Enjoyable Picture,

Al the Victor this week is shown ,wo
sRiend II! features; Priscilla Dean in
me ne w ildcai OF Paris" being the main
ISature' ana "Fcilly's Wash Day viii
Charies Murray and Marie Proves, az
m! ne stars in the comedy attraction
ne wildcat Of Paris" tells . granhic
story OF the part tho Apaches pIav.id
In hurting back the Hun hordes az tbev
neared the French capital. II 10 az
unusual story as IL is picturesouc
portrayed 'is ''Nio!S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04
blanche Dn,e- at the nr.,aro

The broadway has every reason to
DO proud OF It's program today. blanche
hatcs Ia the star, ana the story In
"hIch she appears is The Border
Legion. written by Iauo Grew
Americas greatest fiction writer 1t is
a story that Is gripping nnd compeli-
ing. IIayins opposite to Miss Bates is
Hobart i:Ugworth. the screc..'s great
est character actor The music score
which the broadway orchestra uses.
carries tho picture along with a rush
from beginning to end again demon
htrdt.nS that music is. after all. one Of
the big factors In properly presenting
the silent drama. For next week the
broadway announces Ani;n Stewart in
her second big First National produc-
ton. "A Midnight ltomancc" said TO
be even better than "VirtuOun Wives"
New Britain herald., 1919-01-30
LYCE!N9 TIIE.ATER.

The Border Wireless" starring
William S. Hart, is the feature at the
Lyeum thcater for The last part of
the week. In this picture the wel{
known western dramatic star takes the
part of q renegade american who is
ro-eStabliShed as q patriotic citizen
when he learns OF the plots Of some
German spies working along the Mexi-
can border. He is supported by
Wanda Hawlcy, who takes the role OF
telegraph operator in a little border
town.
The new vaudeville contains three
acts which, the management says, will
please all patrons. CarbOni and Ray
mond have an Italian character act,
Early and Laight have a comedy talk
ing and singing act and "On the Water
Wagon" stars Rives and Roberts, lato
of Mcintyre and Heath's show. The
sixth episode of the Houdini serial is
also being shown,
New Britain herald., 1919-01-30
Famous Old Recipe
for Cough Syrup
Easily and cheaply made at home,
but it beats them all for
quick results.

Thousands Of housewives have found
that they can save two-thirds of the
money usually spent for cough prepare
tions, ny using this well-known old recipe
for making cough syrup at home. 1t is
simple aud cheap to make, but it really
has no equal for prompt results. 1t
takes right hold Of a cough and gives
Immediate relief, usually stopping an
ordinary cough in "a hours or less.
Get 21a ounces of Pinex from any
druggist, pour it into a pint bottle, and
add plain granulated sugar syrup to
make full pint. II you prefer, use
clarified molasses, honey, or corn syrup,
instead Of sugar syrup. Either way,
lasts a family long time.
It's trul " astonishing how quickly ii
acts, penetrating through every air pas
sage of the throat and lungs-loosens
and raises the phlegm, soothes and heals
the membranes, and gradually but surely
the annoying throat tickle and dreaded
cough disappear entirely. Nothing bet
ter for bronchitis, spasmodic Group,
whooping cough or bronchial asthma.
Pinex is 8 special and highly concen-
trated compound Of genuine Norway pine
extract. known the world over for its
heaHng. effect On the membranes.
druggist for "21@ ounces Of Pinex" with
full directions and don't accept any
thing else. Guaranteed to give absolute
satisfaction or money promptly refunded.
The Ptnex Co., Fl. Wayne, Ind.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-30
LYCEUaM THr1>Ti1R-

in "The Great Romance, typical of
the fine young enthusiastic American,
cultured, high minded, and ambitious.
Democratic and unpretentious, he
suddenly finds himself king Of a Coun-
try he has deSpised and denounced.
The ending of THE Great Romance"
mas a twist different from any feature
this brilliant actor has ever appeared
in. Ruby De Remer and Frank Cur
rier and a large cast of screen favor
ties support Mr., Lockwood in The
Great Romance.
Hearts and Saddles'' with Tom
Mix, is a great comedy with this
peerless Wcsterncr at his best. Lots
Of hard riding, quick shooting and
numberless devil tricks will de-
light his many admirers.
Episode No. A OF The Lightning
Raider, entitled "Through Doors of
Steel, with Pearl White and Warner
GLAND, continues the hit-and take
mystery of the Ebony Block. After
the raider and Tom escape from WI
Fang's Octopus den, the Wasp secretes
the Block in a. vault OF the Metropolis
bank. TO Raider goes there at mid
night ana finds an Oriental there
ahead of her How she overcomes tho
Chinaman and escapes TO Toms
apartme nt form breathIess climax
to the fourth episode
Six new acts Of vaudeville add zest
to the MIN program and consist of