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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06

Tn" twentieth anniversary OF Abou !Scn
Adh.m Lodge, No go /. o -. r.. was
celebrated last uiGht Ia the D.L Fellows
Home. Foush"c unu Grace Streets, Grand
"ipal address, Dthrr - yes OF tn. meet
:ng consisted OF .uU... ..ad Instrumental
music. refreshments ANA dancing. The
Iods- ha., between crg and 40 ON It's Io!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06

+. l.. Word, viCc-prcsiI"ni 81 the Broad
street Bank, said Yesterday that the bank
expects To NOV" into Al E"w quarters
within the next thirty dhys. The bank
in.s iioor of thc Institution Is being "A
tended at the "rGs-ut time 10 take IN tho
entire corner OF sixth aud broad Streets.
and occupying space formerly used AS u
-.iHll store.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06

bulletins have been issued by the City
bureau Of lt"alth setting forth prccau-
lions to b" taken III cas-" OF sickness from
scarlet fever or diphthcrIa. 'th" bulletins
also contain the regulations governing
diphthcria and scarlet fever and ihtor-
nation on the twv diseases.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06

crate Veterans viii hold an impurian;
meeting this afternoon u; O'cloCi, in
the rear NJ liuStiHES Court. Part Ii. James
~ i.ipscomb. Cunlmanucr OF the camp.
states tnat business Importance VIII
be discussed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06

y special sermon WAS preached by the
Rev. Mhrtinus James. "i Norinl, am,
Portsmouth. last night ia Woodland
Heights baptist Churvn The regular
Wednesday night service. was not hc.d IN
View OF the tact tnat Or. james spoke.
The choir rendered special music
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06
During the Month
Visit Our Muslinwear Section Daily
Early Morning Hours Are Best

There are thousands upon thousands of fresh dainty
garments-Amelican French, MISUNDERSTANDING simple
inexpensive models to elaborate creations Brides "soon to be-
will be delighted with the many Requisites trousseax and
those seeking less expensive lingerie sure select b
orally - $500 49,
We invite attention to the various special lots of
sample Undergarments at $l.59, $1.98, $219 $3.50 and
upwards to S49S which very much below the regular
prices of today
Floor Two, East.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06

me afternoon service YESTERDAY
was featured by the reading OF the
essay OF Rev. Il. Cary Montague on
nroper Attitude OF the Church To-
Wards Spiriiual Healing" and in a
Nelson II Dame. d. -. and Rev.
Elmer {. pedrick
The guiet hour service 1T 10 o'clock
Landon X. Mason. -. -. rector
emeritus Of Grace Episcopal Church,
Mhich Was followed hy adminiStra-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08

Leader Classified Ads oe, Results
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08
Try This II You
Have Dandruff

There II one sure way that uaYNf
falln< 20 ssmova dsndruff completely
aud that II 10 dissolve IL. This daH
troys II entirely. TO do this. Just get
bout four ounces Of plain. ordinary
liquid aryon; apply IA at night when
~e's-fng nss euoush 10 molHten the
scalp and rub II In gently with the
finger tips
Nv nporning. most n not piI. ~ your
dandruff will be gone. and threa or
snur more snplIcat'ons will eompletslv
dissolve and entirely destroy eysry
slneie sirn and trace oF II. no matter
how much dandrnff you may have.
Won will find. too that all itching
and digging OF the scalp will stop In.
stanfIy. and your hair will be fluffy,
lustrous. glossy. silky and soft. and
look and feel hundred timea better.
You cnn get liquid aryon at any
drug store II III inexDensive. aud
four ounces Ii all you will need. This
simple remedy has never been known
70 x4Ixs 8 "a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Friday

SOCIAL CALENDAR
Friday
Rooney Mooney Shah tiub-Ars
ED. Gail.
Domestic Science Club MISS Helen
Smith.
Saturday.
Service Star Legion
Phi Delta Gamma Club MRS. Earl
PiIkenton.
Busy Bee =. s. Of First preshytef
ian church. AAKilllh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08
SOCIAL DYNAMIC or
THE BIBLE IS SAVIOR
Without It's Wonderful Influence
Return To Paganism and
Chaos Would BE In
evitable

Toxic. oct What Fsves the
world to-day ID th" erisia through
which Il j. passing 4 the social iy.
mamie at the nthls. declared i'ruFeH
sor Henry r. rsosAer ot she rreehysefs
Ian Theological Seminary ot hentaeks
IL an address horv to-day before The
delegates 10 the worlda sunday
school congress
"A complete break with Il" said
the speaker. would spell ftsurn o.
paganism and chaos A comparison
between chrintian and nons,hrlssian
lands At once indloatee the forces cl
this dynamic. Conti resolutions like
these. adopted hy American reateeen.
tasives ~ more than thirty Protestant
denominations. evw be adopted anys
where In the world except under me
banner Of Christianity ! mention q
few ui the principles enunclated!
Equal rights and complete iuetlcs
for all men,
Protection of The family by a
single standard OF morality, binding
IA men and women alike
Absolute antagoniam 10 the drink
traffic for the protection of soeiety,
erhe right and opportunity tor self
maintenance for all.
4 "A living wage for all woracrs.
THE application of Christian pfin
elples 10 the acquisition of property
Gould anyone dream of such pfin
elples as the outcroppinG ~ non
christian religion or ethicsY Her
then the social dynamic Of the mil
ii in FUN operation. Where uovn wu
man cease 10 be tah mans playthlnl
and takes her plaee BY his aide as hi
true heiumate. hut here under th
/. operation of this social dynamic
Where does the child attain its ~
righta but hereg Where does educi
ton flourish free alike 10 rich an
!, poor whewe DO all men have q
! equal chance Where do We FIN
!. hospitals. asyluma and charitable 4
/. atitutionay Where does human rigl
reach its highest level and achle'
Its greatest results but hereT
/, THE ideals expreaaed In the scril
!, lures, venerable with ages as they ar
are atail aqusys with inttwaat 4
our own day and our own insfro
\ ment"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08

ago there Was i picture ~ her shown
ii IenSius clothing store window.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08
OH, BOYS! HERE'S
YOUR BIC CHANCE
Go 70 China Where II Is Not
Dry and Good Liquor
Sells For Four Cents
a Quart

Baltimore, Oct s.--Good whisky az
4 cents quart. according to Col. O.
o. Ellis, the speaker recently AT the
kiwanis Club luncheon at the Hotel
Emerson, can be bought in CHINA.
Colonel Ellis was In charge OF 4
United States regiment In Manchnria
during the occupation OF part Of thai
territory by troops OF this country.
whisky could be bought. he said
Eat hotels, railroad stations. and most
any place, and was a fair imitation
Of Tie real thing known here MS
'rure rye
Colonel EllIs gave comprehensive
account OF the mode or living In
china as compared with standards IN
this country.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08

ii IenSius clothing store window
ii % a
Miss Charlotte Ghoats 81 Eugene.
ore, Is here ia spend the winter With
Mrs Mary choata.
AH VI n
Miss Rella Hilllnsn Will Ka q Ar
kansas City tomorrow niKlt Tor =
visit wath her sister Mrs. W w.
Bishop. Masters Russell and Walter
Wesley Bishop, jfs who have Deem
visiting their grandparents. Mr., aud
Mrs. J. II. billings, viii accompany
her there.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08
Mrs. Gilbert TarrEats II III as her
home With maiara fever

Mrs. Gilbert Tarrnats u III ai her.
home With maiaria fever
" A N
Mrs l.. q. Sharp returned last
night from delightful trip to Fort
Worth and Dallas. where she visited
her brother. l.. IA. Jones'. also 10
Eastiand and Del<eun, vhere. witG her
ncphews. she went On camping titgs
* ID u
Miss Laura caughin has returned
much iaips1yed. anlai having spent
lhe summer In Colorado.
Il II II
Mra q. w. Bennett Who taa been
visiting her daughter. Mrs, Roy
~rabbe was called to her home in
Wichita on account Of a fall her hus
band resolved which dlslocated bis
hip. W
" " III
Mrs ~ Jones has returned 10 hel
home In Enid, amer weeks visit
with her mother. Mrs, Mary Choate
Vt " "
| Mrs. s. w. Ntoadennier and chill
slren. who have been visiting Mrs
NJ. E. Gregory for the past thres
months. left today for their home II
Beaumont. Texas
nj " "
Mrs. u u. Duakln and children aT'
| III at their home. III West Warner.
| NJ NJ III
/ Mr.. and Mrs Harry Stnmbaugl
will motor to Oklahoma City todal
70 hear Harding
| "a N n
| The Ready Redss Of the Home
Guards will have cake sale Sa,uf
day at the Boston meat market
| The Service star Legion viii mee
at the Library Saturday
" S n
| The ladies' OF the q. A. r. cirri'
| viii meet IN social gathering at tn
home OF Mrs Julia Ressler, 50
North Broad next Tuesday. otcote
i2th. at 2.3o.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08
TEXTILE INDUSTRY IN
FRANCE AT cHtsls

Lsls. France. Oct. s-~Ins textile
industry In this city and ia Itouaaix
10 passing through a serious crisis,
During The last Twp monsha orders
hove diminished by about forty per.
tent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08
PREACHER CATCHES
SHARK AFTER BATTLE

Cape May. NJ j.. Oct y ~ biT
maneatinT shark caught by IT Paul
Ssurtavant Howe rector of the Epin
copal church. attracted largn crpwfia
today 10 tha pier on which IL was Asxs
hlbited. nr Hove battled for an hour
an IA half before the Hhark waf
brought 10 gatf II wns found t.
weigh a5s pounds and was nine feet
one inch In length
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08


Mrs. Sam Smith OF ei3 East Man
sur. was hostess to the Acorn clui
Yesterday, with Mrs. Frank Mcclure
an special guest Roll call was ans
wered by special designed topic
Mrs. Fahey gave very interesting
e,aper on How and why Of Indiai
Wars" During the social hour lighi
refreshments we're served, Mex
week Mrs. Lewis I3ierer will be host
ess.
" VI II
Miss Jane McPheeters OF Canton
H.. is visiting her aunt and uncle.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Beets, Of 1904
West Cleveland avenue.
N " VI
Mrs. John Henry Grother Of Cush
ing, spent the first OF the week here
The Grothers viii move TO Guthrie
in a short time.
" n e
Mrs. G. J. Aiding has gone TO Nul
vane. Kan. to visit her husband
who has been confined in the hospita
with typhoid fever.
~ u n
Rose Carter OF Los Angeles. IL her
visiting her sister. Mrs. Edwin Cotter
al. enroute to New York. where sh'
will makeaa lpaSreiuIAIfev week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08

openorky Club Entertained

The Openorky club met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs, Anna LavefiY
1916 West Harrison. The afternoon
was spent in fancy work AMI the we
trola music was greatly enjoyed. Mrs
Iayerty served dainty refreshments
to Mrs. Clyde Upham, Miss Charlotte
Choate OF Oregon. and the club mem
bers. The next meeting place IL undo
eided.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08

A patent has been granted a Con
uecticnt inventor for light but suf-
ficieptly strong structure to be erect
ed over city buildings TO form an
airplane landing field.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08

Denver 'tran&lln u. RdawsvsGt
In an address here. declared he wsI1
coined Senator HardInxt league df
nations declaration ut ms Molnss.
Nov the die Is east he said. We
can accept with eheerfuiness aud
confidence the gauge of battle"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08

He will be q rare Democratic opilui-
st who will be able 10 extract any
sunbeams from the Maine cucumber
seeds 81 Louis Globe Democrat.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08

Erratta, Mrs. Describing results
from the use of Cardui. Mrs. w i.
White. OF this place. says. when
only girl ! suffered a great deal
with 80. My mother decided then
for me TO take Cardui took nine
bottles N All gnd became 80 a
streng. healthy giSi
sAfter my nsarriAze. so began
to take cardui. was soon strongcr,
and passed rae danger period all rieht.
and my boy was strong and healthy.
First OF last year E. ! was IN \
desperate condition ] -. almost 10
death
we used medicines without re.
suits
Il was 30 sore across the bottom of
my stomach. and so weak.
"For three months | lay In this CON
dition.
Il told my husband Cardui hal
helped me once, maybe II would
again. He went and got Il.
Il began to take carduI and very
shortly began to improve and get
my strength.
THE stopped; the soreness
left me.
s1.;My present health Is good" 81.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-13
MANstlEl.n cEN1TR.

"A public meeting. for all women of the community will be held aV the library next "Wednesday at 3.3e D. f1i, when Mrs. Jesnnettes Phelan oS Rockville. 'iieaae dehlz onstration agent f5r.TotandF county farm bureau, ,awii talk on problems of the home.
 If go desired, Mrs. PheIan will form h class to take a ehott course fhs sewing. millinery, cooking or other home dutths. the course being free1to anyone whether
 such a class is formed ~flls depsntp tcofi- 1siderably upon thes interest shown at the
 meeting WednesdaysEsE SET cay ~sS
 The morning worship Sunday was fol-
 lowed by the service of tfes commuaiou. Mrs Blair was s'cFeeelsedF into the fellow shipaof the church and one child was bap- tized.1@ r,-'-E 1F 70 =-5f-.s 's- s9sr s.sT- "A meeting, of theoteaehers Of sti,e town
 was held at the school TaeSday aftefacon
 Mrs. M! Kathleen Andersen. the school
 nurse; was present and distributes the
 emergency Kits which lheg Red Cross is providing for.'Rh the-scliooIs lin town sIfit
 outfits contain bandages and supplies fol first aid.l is f'es- vs- E iiS.zreSi,T~ =- Rev R. e. Pavy was in Bridgeport or Tuesday and "Wednesday, .attsAainE s9tn churches. @ry.es-~F fH-7S yyyscEs ays gss s. Bigelow spent several days thIs week in New York. g. i,s >r-g fa-- s,sh e Mrs. William; ReeaScf New Hanoshsrs is visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs Jesse Enc. %l 2 CfE.eSTsrs lsc s> Mrs C. II. wyrnan Is chairman Of tn,
 Red Cross membership campaign which is to be conducted Nov l4 to 20.
 <Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Tnfnan' areSV!sitinf in York state. Mrs. Haskins is with hel son in Scotland
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-13
PLAINElEID

MT: and Mrs. Benjamin s.rait of West Wafreni Mass, spent the week end with Mrs. Taft's fatsrefsl John D., Inglis -.Sr ] Ernest fBuen and George Weeks were business callers at StoFrs college. Monday. The next meeting -of Plainfield grange will be held Tuesday evening, Nov. It. a.
 ' ME and Mrs. E. F. Buell. left Thursday for Boston to attend the national grange meeting. George Dawley left Friday to attend the meeting. s,, E. ,tss-S,-s Mrs. William Baeilf of sPetersham. Mass. is spending asfew weeks here with her husbardi who is teaming on the job as the Hlill and making his home with E. r. sf5ueli,> t' l- .ss 4A lsts4a ss,-s n Hrs. Arthur Maffitt has been entertain ing her aunt and uncle from Pennsylya- na for a few days. 4.s s4 -4-..ars >e .s A student from Yale preached at the Congregational church. here Sunday, as | ReF.'-A. ". Barwfck is sout of town s gsFarnlers rwhO have wood to sell cannot get enough of it cut and in the village l it sells at SIP and $14 a cord. [. William Hall has been saving at the sawmin few days this week 2 kiF. 0,Brien of Jewett City was a caller l on Bradford Hill Saturday. z Y It Is expected that aif extension schoo, will be1heid at Grange hall the first week
 1 in December ..S ss,. Mason Cray of Campkeli's Mills was 4 business caller in town Thursday D | MT. and Mrs. WillianrsGlark have re. ] turned after their honeymoon spent IT
 l Springfield
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-13
WILLIMANTTC

the house and prepared to eat a meal thinking Mrs. Hughes was asleep. When she remonstrated they left the house, her husband returning the next morning. Other acts of cruelty were performed by the defendant. such as shaping his wife S face and blackening her eyes. Shortly after this she left him and went to live with her mother. Later she went to Springfield and became a dressmaker and saleslady. For the past four years she has been employed in a store of that city
 Mrs Elizabeth Shernan,4 a sister of the plaintiff told of being at the Hughes home on a two weeks visit, the shooting episode taking place whiie she was there. Hughes was a woodchopper she said and often he became drunk and could not work for days. His abusive language was used while she was visiting there. Henry C. Barstow of Ashford. busi- ness man and constable. told of arresting Hughes for breach of the peace and in- toxication on three and possibly four oc- easions He characterized the man as a bad one. with a wicked teh1nper.
 William A Hughes of, Monson. Mass half uncle to the defendant said that he had often worked in the woods with Hughes and that the latter was hard drinker, Quarrelsome and always iR troulLe. The plaintiff was represented by Attorney Michael D. O'Connor of Web ster Mass. SN
 The following cases were allowed to stand on the short calendar list: Borough of Danielson vs Henry A.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-13
IEWETT CITY

Sunday Enorning, at the Baptist clttrch; Rev. M D. Fuller's subjectiw iwiff be Spirit ual Mountain Tops. this &iiis be followed
 by communion. Young Feopies meeting at :15. The theme of the evening ser
 vice is. The Surrounded Life. Wednes- day afternoon and evening of next week, a force of field workers from Hartford,
 Dr. A. B. Coates Rese. .Sleat, 45. E. Gates and W. T. ThayerH VIII hold sa eoA- ference and present se~erafH phasss of the work of the Kingdom and ths iIns portance Of evangelism. These services
 both afternoon and evening are open ses- sisns which everybody is privileged to attend. '. a-ie1 esc Sa si. st: Rev. J.. B. Aldrich,s subjects for the
 morning service at the, Methodist church is A Visit to the Upper Room. Mrs. l.. D. Howe leads the lEewortil League at six o'clock Preaching at seven o'clock.
 The Epworth League'' wifi hold < cottage
 meeting every. evening except Saturdsy next week. Tt is Win My Church week of the league. t- < EreSSA = Rev. Clinton + Andrews will. preach at 1 the Congresational church Sunday 'mofa. ing. Miss Gladys 1effers Twill lead. the l Christian Endeavor meeting Monday ev- ening, f,s&t. ssf3- Ars f'Nst & S>
 1 Big sale; Ferdis tlAfafnony&.>s. Son, store: Ten days. 40 North Main street l-adv, 4 rss3 ji>ks< As-s s7t-;.s-' s- ! Mrs. Mariette Tinker has issued iH. vftations for the marriage of her daagii ter, Nellie Elizabeth and sJesepH Whars ton. the soeremoTfy to take place or ! Thanksgiving zDsy. 'c;s sz.@ q I..s
 Mir. and Mrs w B Montgomery Rev
 and MrsS'J. P Rich ardson and Mrs. Ed
 ward Gser attended ther adjourned meet ing 'ofothe New London Couaty Ascot
 ation of Congregational g charshess ans ministers in New London 7hursdayifes
 *Dr Brewning's offsce. wtil s6s' close
 Nov. 18th until Monday -Nov--29th.--ad
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-13

|
 town Nov; 14th to 21st, with a house-to- house. canvass, when 1t ssise hoped all the old members wfll enroll again and a large number of new members twill be obtained. Miss Belle Strong md Thomas White were recent visitors at the state sana- teriiifn. in Norwich, where Miss Strong s brother, Charles H. Strong. is receiving treatment T The Ladies' Benevcient Society; met in the Congregational chape, Friday after
 noon sat 3, oici0eki to sew At f.45 D. m.
 theNYoung Peoples society gave a very rieasing entertainment in sthe audience
 room which was largely attended. 7r
 A1r. And Mrs. Charles L. Strong Mrs.
 Evas Show, Mrs ALucifsTCa Brown and
 Miss Julia Adams motored to Norwich
 Wednesday. a.-I, %a %s7 - -~aaH Jacob sAblsflanS Inotored to Norwich Wednesday, with t party of friends.
 Mrs: Emma Stebbirs has returned af-
 ter two weeks visit with her daughter in
 Suffield, Conn. a
 ,sNlr. and: Mrs Robert Meiggs have re
 turned from a few days visit with friends T in Aohgrneadow, sMass.rssea-S ssa i,a ! Mrs. Carlton Montgomery has left foi her home in New York after a few days visit with her aunt, Mrs? Jennie Dutton. There will be a union service at the b.ipstoS ciiuLcn Ounu2y afternoon At o'clock tArniistice- Suhday' The mem bets of'the American Legion will meet al their rooms ons Main street and march te the church in bodys Rev. B. D. ReHiing f ton wilfsdeifver the address. Mir. Reming ton is 8 veteran of the Civl war. Rev T. ~Kf.S Martin, rector Of the Episeopa church; VIII take part in the services: 4Tht : members of tsea local post of the G. A. R { will attend aiso::rt F sSaS- :; sS-t,. ~s-
 < Leonard s1eDert of East Hampton wa,
 in town Friday N>-e Ts - e~~.t D. H., B. Starr of Norwich was a caller here Thursday. -ss--ga-r -s- 1il-s~
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-13
nUDDIoonE COMING no, DAVIS.

Bertran Goltra,- who plays Despard, the 'sfIlIsint in RuddIgore. is said to be theE funniest nan on the comic opera stage And strange to say the reason why he Is funny. 50 Sir. G0ltra himself explains, is that he. trlcs be serious.
 The minor fnishaps in life are the ones tAst aTauEs us mosS By way of Illus tratioR. if we zee fat lady ggIth her arm full or bundles stumble. se laugh, provided of course that sle does not in- jcre herseif. But what makes -it funnier by far is for the lady 10 get excited and exzsperated. The more exsspe-ated she getss- the fnnnier she becomes. So by being always h dead earnest and try Ing to oxtricate himself from the many misfortunes which befsll him in Ruddi- gore. Mir. -Goitra succeeds in reaching the top notch of h0mor '-
 .swnen sMrS GoSlra appears as the de- formed district visitor in the second act Of Ruddlgure,5 the audience laughs before he utiers a word or makes sound. and the more they lavslf the more distress edr he@-aeeHs 10 become. And naturally n,e more ,dlstresscd. he becomes. the fun Hi4S he Is. Mir Goitra VIII be seen with RUShisore<7at tsse Dsv.s theatre on Wed aesdsY, natinos and nlEht. Nov. l7.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-13
nEEEp THEATRE.

For its feature attraction Sunday Monday and Tuesday the Breed will pre- snet Olive Ten and a notable cast. h. cluaing Crauford Kent and Frank Cur rier in Cl2thes. This is a capital society drama from Channing- PollocB's success. full play. in which Grace George origi- naily starred.f The story concerns society girl who cares so greatly for clothes she cares little where she gets the money 10 pay for them. with the consequence that she very nearly coni- promises herself and ruins her guardian by her extruvagancc. The manner in which frivolous shallow girl is made to realize the false value of her pursuits and the real value of true love is The substance of the picture. and the sort that never fails 10 interest
 Elmo Lincoln will also be seen tu Ei- mo the Fearless, and other pictures on the bill include a comedy titled Hearts and Diamonds and the Topics ef the Day.
 Today's bill consists Of William Far nun in a magnificent screen version of Justin Huntly McCarthy's great Eraga success and novel, 1T ! Were King: a comedy titled Her Beloved Burglar and the Pathe News. Four showK today al l.3o. 3. s:i5 and SIS. Five hundred pony votes. given with each ticket fer today's matlnee-