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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
ST STEPHEN
IN HONOR OF SAMUEL PRICE.

A reception in honor Of the Bannitzvah
Of Samuel Price was held at his home. SOB
West Seventh street, last Sunday Re
ligious confirmation was observed ut the
Odas kodesh Synagogue There were
guests from New York, Baltimore and
Philadelphia Some Of the out-of-to
guests included: Mr. and Mrs B NJ
Butler and daughter, from Olney Pa. ,
Mr.. and Mrs S Welnstein and famlly
l.. Schaffer and daughter, MIR and Mrs.
A Block and family, Mr. and Mrs. II
Asher, and others from Philadelphia
MIR and Mrs j. Smith from Baltimore,
Md. Mr. and Mrs. G. Smith from New
York, N H.. MIR and Mrs j. Eaber and
family, MIR and Mrs. s r. Price and
famIly. and others from this city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
ONOR W. {. LA<GSHAW
Is Made Member of Advisory Board Of
Poultry ASSO.

William + Langshaw. pr dcrt i The
Delaware State Poultry Association has
II the American Poultry ASSOCIATION FIR
Distinct No which comprises New
York. New Jersey Delaware and MARY
land Mr. Laneshaw viii he pleased to
hear from any poultry raisors N VII
mington and throughout the state on
ans subject or request pertaining u the
hctterment Of conditions, as 10 feed,
marketing and legislation
Tn American Poultry ASSOCIATION IS
the largest live stock ASSOCIATION II the
work and it IS expected vii open per
manent hcadqua tiers al Washington,
u c Mr. Langshaw Is state VIC presl-
dent Of tn American Cornish Club, for
the State Of Delaware. which Is composed
Of breeders Dark Cornish and which
has number Of mcmbe,s in this City
and State who are breeding this variety Of
fowls
Mr.. Langshav : address Is GTccnvIllo
postoffpC
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
WILMINGTON FIRE
LOSS STAGGERING
over Four Times as Great Per
Capita as Other Cities of
Same Glass.

Fire losses in Wilmington are AT least
four times rs great, on the average. as
those in other American cities Of similar
size, according to figures recently re-
ccivcd from the National Board of Fire
Underwriters The board has prepared
estimates Of the total loss by fire in 1919
of - cities ranging IN population from
10000 to 300. 600, but most of them IN
the ncighborhood Of 100000. The total
Tor Wilmington is placed ut 81 ,295,93O
az SI2q5 head, estimating the popuia-
tiou at 100000
The next highest per capita ratc. that
of Gary Ind, is S315, and they run
from that figure down to S01, the proud
record Of Utica, \ \. Wilmington s
total Of 81 .3o5.030 Is III = class 10y itself
The nearest to II Is Si00.375 for Rochcs-
ter \ y city Of roughly three times
tho population of Wilmington. Rochts-
ter. pc, capita rate Is 81 20. hardly
more ,hau a tenth n great as that OF thus
cltN
The table Of losses for the . cltcs Is
a@ follows
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvOR TOPIC.
Living up 10 our Responsibilities
I,y Carlo. Ripka


This topic ip n vitally important one
for every Endeavofer II ie our sacred
obligation wherein we fail when W. refuse
to devote time and talent to Humanitarian
and Christian work We should realize
thqt We nrc responsible FOR the spiritual
welfare Of orr hfnthera md .ieter$. ior
the proper training ~ our children ~
their duty toward God md parents, for
the growth and development Of the
Christian Church. FOR the aicccys 81 the
worldwide evanpelistic campaign Each
of us have part ~ AL these. and the
other 1artv is not ~ answer for our loilire
Our responsibilities re- not measured by
what - being accomplished around us
ltt by our ability 1iT health strength,
wisdom and material wealth, of according
to our measure + Gud-giyen blessings.
10 develop orr talenta only thoqe We
know VIC have. We ran accomplish much
good thereby living ~ g. our resppnal-
bilitic8.
Next tueetiug II the city & r Union
will be held September -, et pla"c e.
be solicited
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
PRESBYTERIAN.
WESTMINSTER.


Westminster PRESBYTERIAN Church.
Pennsylvania avenue md Rodney street,
Rev Charles l.. candee pastor Preach
ing tomorrow morning by the pastor.
Subject. 1890. "Releion III Eduention,
Sunday school and other regular meetings
nj the usual hours The vcaper services
have been discontinued for the summer
and Westminster Church will cooperate
with the other churches in the outdoor
services to be held on Washington Heights,
starting on June y.
nAsrLAKE.
Eastlakc Presbyterian Church, Twenty
seventh and Market streets, Rev. / L.
Mordocai pastor Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the paatni Sub
iect ii. 'rrhe Value and Aim of the
Sunday school" 30, pastor will preach
on n popular subject During the sumIner
months the Sunday school will hold its
session at 10 n. m. Church service at II
n. m
FIRST AND CEErHkt4
First and Centrnl rrcahyterian Church,
Market street above Ninth, Rev. ]. IL
Crawford paator. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor sub
ject. 10 30. ''Ihe Pctils Of Middle Life,
40 The Evident Christ Sunday
| school and other regular meetings Mt the
usual hours.
WEST
West Prcshvterian Church Eighth and
Washington streets, Rev L Franklin
| Smiley pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by pastor Bible
school at 10 n. m; public Worship nj | |
n m. G T., Gao y m, twilight Hefviee
! 10 p m
uHTEEHII.t.
/ Cirecnhll Presbyterian Church. Ken
nett pike. Rev Thomas Kerr pastor.
i Preaching tomorrow morning by tho
pastor Sunday school and other reRulnf
I meetings nj the usual hours
HANOVER
Hanover Presbyterian Ghureh, lsoHle=
ward and Eighteenth street Rev Ghafles
II Rohncr. pastor Preaching tomorrow
evening by the pastor, subject, ! he
1 Secret flnco 81 Thunder Sunday school
/ and other regular meetings NJ the 'slal
/ hours At the morning service communion
| viii hc observed III connection With re-
rrrtion nf rev members
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
PROTESTANT EPISt ofAL.
At ,ol,~

81 Johns I. l. Church Concord
avenue and Market street. liev Nlisn
Rlohey. - u. rector. will ptcaeh to
morrow morning 40 n. III, holy con-
munlon. 8 j5. church school. IL morning
PRAYER and sermon. -. evening PRAYER
TRlsirY.
TRINITY I. L. Church, Delaware avenue
and Adams street Rey Frederick u
kirkus rector llolY communion, 20
m morning prnycr aud sermon at Il
evening PRAYER and sermon n - III
rector will preach NJ both services
oLp swfDFs
Old Swodes 7 +. Church Seventh and
Church streets. Rev Robert Bell vleaf.
\ n m holy communion 10 ~, morning
PRAYER and sermon. = 30. SUNDAY school
80. evening prayer and sermon
cAtvNru
Calvary Episcopal hureh, THIRD an.i
Washington streets Rev. Edmund II
stevens rector Q30a m. church school
IO4a, holy communion AMI sermon.
y m Victory Guild, Ia. evening PRAYER
and sermon
IMMANrEL.
Emmanuel T. +. Church. Seventeenth
street and Riycrvlcw avcnue, REV has
" Clash rector Holy communion, II
n. m. church school Ito morning
PRAYER and sermon, Il, evening prayer
7.i5.
ST ANDREw ).
ST Andrew S L. L. Church, Shpley aud
Eighth streets, Rev Richard " Trap
nell rector Holy communion ut \; t{ttle
class and sunday school, Ola morning
PRAYER aud sermon, II, evening PRAYER.
745
ST MATTHEW 5
St Matthews Chapel Eighth and
Shipley Sunday school 1T :, evening
PRAYER and sermon at ,.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
MISC EII,ANEoUS
HHIsTfAS stlF Nf

fAEttE Z 2 = - - ftt.Ff
First hnrch II Christ. Scientist, Park
Place md Van Burcn street will h"ld
services sandaY morning ~ / o'clock
snbleet of the lesson sermon, Is the
inverse. Including Man. Evolve 4 RY
Afemin Force
rRooREaaivr arrRrrr titsTE
sunday evening service 7 t5 o.clork =
tic Elr4f Progressive Sprtuallzt I hnr"h.
FYtlnau a4tlc Hall p06 West stroct con
,liictesl Is Mrs Fllnn Gnf Nessagca hy
Mrs Holt. II England
IT lrBEs
81 TnEea Reformed Episcopal { hnrch.
Monroe md ighth strret7. Rov Niiiiarn
tanning rector sunday school. = n,
morning PRAYER and sermon. ~ r.. even
ug ptayer and sermon ~
riRsr
Firsf Seventh Day Adventist Chnrch
l6ot lToplaud street. Rev I 6ollior
pastor Preaching saturday morning bv
|. L Gollrr sabbath school and other
teealaf meetings II he nanal hours
rgrrtRftN eHrrcH
Tic Golden RnIo viii be The subject
of add,ess bY Rev II 4 Nrooman IN
tic nltarsn Gharsh West street ab"vr
/ IL I'll, sunday morning t''i ILL.,
iH s. q n
rurReu or rHr <fw JERUSALEM
Worship vii 81 held II the New
Church Pennsylvania aycnnc end llroorne
street 1T lni5 Rev Paul ~perrr IT
" Washington. II g. will prrach the morn
IuR sermon
utRf.t @.rt al %Ts NETTING.
@rrarauf tdam Donald Of Vow 4ork
cts Vll apcak an Millions Living vii
Never Die an sunday afternoon ~
0 clock II n O. T. A. II hell. ao5
Tataal street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
TO HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICE.

Sunday, June ~. Canton Dolawarc, No
/. and tho Fncampfncnt Branch ~ odd
Fellows, vail meet at the hell. Tenth and
King streets, end march to Eagtlake "
Il. Church, at Thrilcth and Iat1qll
strecta. where the pastor. Rev T. { ~t.
field viii preach . special memorial ser
mon "a the members uf the prdrr. p
honor of those who have died during tto
year Special music has been engggeI io
lead The order "a the church and also p.
tho church for tho eeryice singing
The committee has spare1 no effort ~
make this an impressive ceremony thr
pastor wiil preac' from 'he subject, TAKE
are of Him The choir ~ lhr rhGrCt
Will sing. augmented by iuil ofthot'ra
The rribhc ls welcomed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
RED CROSS BENEFIT.
Claynont Women Give Program Of
Sketches and Music.

In the Claynont " = Church last
evening large audience enjoyed = pro-
gram ~ readings and music under the
auspices ~ fhe Claymont Rod Crosa The
program was as follows,
Piano duet Mrs William Ash Mrs
Betty Williams. Vocal solo, Miss Rae
Fowler. Rtctation. Mise Betty Williams
Vocal solo. Mrs John Ward sketch. The
Dressing Gown. Vocal duet, Smith
sisters. Recitation, '"The Miniater's New
Call" Miss Williams Solo, Mis- vii
helmina smith. Recitation, Mr. Firth;
Sketch, "fhe Wonderful Sweet Family"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
IN TWO ACCIDENTS.

Thursday afternoon, during the storm,
d three-ton truck driven by John l.. Geb-
hardt. 1929 Lancaster avenue, was struck
by lightning and set on fire tiebhardt
escaped by jumping to the road and
rolling IN the mud The truck is attached
to the Motor Transportation Corps, 228
stationed at GTan0gue and used in con
nection with the loading plant While
on the way to the scene Of the accident,
Yesterday morning Gebhard5 was thrown
about 30 feet by tn skidding Of motor
cycle he was riding and was severely
hrtnicnd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
Personal.

Alamamarv and George Hart aer
spending the summer with their grand
mother, Mrs Mary Iruitt Of Seaford
Raymond NJ Igle of 1874 West Fourth
street who has been III, viii leave Monday
for Denver. Col, Yellowstone Park and
Pasadena, Gal.
Mr.. and Mrs John Weldon of 800 North
Harrison street are spending the week end
1T Atlantic City
Scoutmasters John r. Quinn and Frank
M. Heal have returned from 81 Stephens
College. Annadalo, n j. where they
attended the commencement exercises
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
SONG LEADERS CORPS.
Will Probably Affiliate With National
Organization

The volunteer song leaders corps Of
the Wilmington Community Service will
tcsd meeting this evening at ) ocloc
in 20 rest room Of the du Pont Building.
Plans for a picEIc and other entertain
mcnt Will lie discussed IL we'll as afiilia-
tiou with the National Association Of
Volunteer Song Leaders According to
Mrs Marie Haughey, assistant director
Of music of the Community Ncrvice.
ahlliaton With the national body VIII
give the local leaders the advantage Of
bulletins concerning the latest develop
ments in tic field Of community music
throughout the country, as Well as sGg-
gestions and plans for many varieties of
musical Ltertainment and Instruction.
The Song Leaders Corps is madde mp
of the membership Of the class for song
leaders recently held under the direction
Of Raymond r. Raub Of the Community
Service
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
Minerals Separation Suit.

The u S. Circuit Court Of Appeals has
refused 10 allow the Miami Copper 90 70
file supplemental hill in the District
Court Of Delaware disclosing facts and
circumstances said 10 be AZ variance with
evidence upon which the Minerals Separa-
ton, Ltd, obtained injunctions for alleged
infringement Of patented processes for
the concentration Of ore.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
Assistant for Register Crouch.

The Levy Court Yesterday afternoon
the appointment Of a clerical
assistant 10 Norman Z Crouch register
IN Chancery and clerk of the Orphans
Court, and Mr. Crouch viii probably
announce tic appnintee Monday. Mr..
Crouch has two deputies. but because Of
the pressure d business he aao leeds q
4IgrL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
EAGLE BOAT is RAISED.
Naval Craft which Upset. Killing Nine. is
Afloat Again.

Eagle Boat No. 25, the United States
NAVY craft which capsiacd in the Della
wa re- River three miles below New Castle,
Fr idoy. Juno II, causing the loss Of nine
Nvcs has been raised. The work was done
bv tho wrccklng derrick commonwealth.
The vessel was towcd to the navy quar-
nntlnc station nj Rccdy Island
While no cause, Tor the capsizing has
Eccn determined. the general opinion
among mariners is that she was gong
NJ high rate oi speed and "broachcd
ia =
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
NCN.GIAEE AUTO lights.
Autoists Cans = Drive Cars in Pennsyl-
vapia wirk Hlinding Lamps.

The Pennsylvania State Highway De-
partment has issued a statement caution
inp the drivers of automobiles from other
States against entering Pennsylvania with
automobiles not equipped with non-glarc
lenses on the head lamps.
Tho act referred to by the State High
wav Department provides that whenever
there is not sufficient light within the
limits of the highway to clearly reveal
persons, vehicles. or substantial objects
nj n distance of 200 feet, the front lights
shall. when the vehicles are in motion,
clearly illuminate the road for q distance
ofat least 200 feet in front of such vehicle,
and for five feet to the right of such
vehicle at a point 20 feet IN front oi the
latu,,s -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
NEWS OF THE CHURCHES
BAPTIST.
HtiHTtt

NORTH.
North Baptist Church, i.ineol~4 rear
Delaware avenue. Rev William J.. Pet-
tinpll pastnr Preaching tomorrow morn
ing and evening ly Edward T.. Wash
burn. aaaociaie pastor subject, ioduf
Staring Trcaaure' ] 4G, Be~nre,
Sunday school and other regular meetings
n, the usual hours.
DELAWARE AVENUE
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church, Della
ware avenue and West street Rev Joseph
Y. Irwin pastor Preaching tomorrow
morning aud evening by the pastor sub
leet. II, "knowing and DonR 73O,
1.-THE Importance Of the Small Things m
Life SUNDAY school aud other regular
meetings NJ the usual hours
aEcosp
Second Baptist Church, Ninth and
Franklin streets, Rev George - Allison,
rh. d, Of Rutherford, n j, will he m
charge of the services nj 1910 a m. and
745 p IN Bible school nj noon
nrrnAsY
Bethany Baptist Church, Elm and
Jackson streets Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening bv Rev John BLAIR
If Philadelphia Sunday school aud other
regular meeting at the usual hours
FiRsr SWEDISH.
First Swedish Baptisi Chureh Vandever
avenue and Church street Preaching
tomorrow morning hy Nils Andersen, nt
I 80 hy the paator sun day school and
other regular meetings At the lstial hours.
rpwoRrH
Enwnrth NJ 4. Church, Tenth anf
-.-A.e,
pastor. Preaching tomorrow morning ans
evening bv the pastor Subject 1910
Good News for the Tempted AR
Tried Z 80. Tho Illusions of Sin
Sunday school and other regular meeting
af tho usual hailrz
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
Met abe Sunday School Picnic,

The Sunday school of McCabe Me-
mortal NJ l. Church will take lfg annual
excursion 20 Augustine beach Thursday
July They will bo accompanied hy
Harrison street ~ 4 md Hanover
Presbyterian schools.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
METHODIST PROTESTANT
PENINSULA

PENINSULA
J Peninsula NJ l. Church. paf fatnal
street. Rev Leonard B smith, pasf9f
Preaching tomorrow morning and evening
t,y the pastor sunday school and other
regular meetings ~ he usual honra
FIHeT.
FIRST Methodist Protestant Ghnfeh,
Seventh below Walnut street, ReV Nafs
ron II Hodges, pastor Preaching toruor-
row morning and evening hy tie rasfnf
Subject. 1910. Tho Kingdom q 60 !
and the Realization On Earth :, he
Call uf the Master SUNDAY sfhaal aud
other regular meetings at tho tlsfIni hotlrs.
EECuNn
Second Nethodist Protestant 'harch.
Fifth avenue aud Anchnrago stroefs. try
Il i lester. pastor Preaching tomorrow
morning md ,vmtnI Nv The pastor
sunday school aud other regular meetings
NJ the usual hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
Burned by I've.

Four-year-old Oswald Winchester,
colorcd, Of 9I2 French street. was burned
about the face yesterday when bottle
of concentrated lyc fell on him from a
sccond-story window He was treated
by DIR. ID. A. Smith.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
ARRANGE FOR s-HOUR DAY.
Police TO be Recruited 10 / 65 Men 10 Make
Possible Shorter Day.

Chief ot Police Black SAID today that
~ viii present u communication to the
Board Of Police Commissioners a a
me- ting next Tuesday making reduea
snr the eight hour system as arranged hy
CIV Comet last night. The letter will
be acted upon by the board and vii then
be submitted to City Council for the
adoption Of resolution.
The Police Department Will require
about fifty additional men for the de-
partment and the chief said that he viii
a. soon as possible make arrangcme nts
for the additional men on the force.
The chief is hopeful that tho force can he
filled TO los men So that tic eight hour
system can hc established as soon Is
possible
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
Attends Nj. E. Centenary Celebration.

Rev Carlisle /. Hubbard, d. ID, pastor
Of st Pauls Nj t. Church attended the
annual meeting of the area council Of the
Methodist Episcopal Centenary in Wash
ngton, u G., Yesterday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
Will Give Lawn Fete

The Ladies Auxiliary Of st Luke's
Reformed Episcopal Church, Eighth and
Monroe streets, will hold lawn lete on
June II aud 25.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
Alarm But no Fire.

District fire companies responded to
an alarm Of fire from box Is, Fifth and
Spruce streets, about 10 o clock last night
but found no fire.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19

P,,-,il. ohIcrtluns ~ the accuracy uf
tb.-e figures were met Yesterday hA 2
member ai the Chamber ot Commerce
committee which Is investigating the
etIfcIcucl nt our system ~ tire protection
"ii the, erc wrong he said. Whining
tom las only hct~clt to blame Nith m
ccutf3lzrd prnfe~. nnal 'Irr-ilght1ng or-
gani1Atfnn. thcrC Is nobody to ISSUE authGn-
~ estimates of firc losses Tbs cltlzCn
Thought that any luaccurac1 ~ the "stl-
rnatu would pot disturb thc truth oi inc
man conclusion. that Wilmington FIRE
loss i greatly ont II I'LL proposition ~ the
size ot the city
The reason for thc extent of Whining
toms ilro loss. tins cltizen dcClarcd IS
that once = building takes tire here. u Is
much moro apt to burn completely to tho
ground than ii places where better fire
fighting organization has hecn develop
81 The high figure for 1919, hc pointed
out. was not swclled bv amy such accident
rs one fire ~ unusual size indeed. he sand,
several industrial plants IN tho city carry
stock and machinery whose value amounts
e. several million dollars. So that the
loss Of one building might be greater than
the total loss Of 1919
The danger to the city in thus fact.
the Chamber of Commerce man declared.
goes beyond the obvious danger of fire
itself, great as that Isl II is feared that
because Of Wllmngtons comparative
helplessness in FIRE fighting the fire ~
suranee companies may Withdraw tron
the cltv altogether. They have shown th,
possibility Of tlis bv Withdrawing iron
httie Rock. Ark. where the building
laws produced = great fire hazard VII
mlngton's fro hazard is reflected even now
in high insurance rates, the committee
man declared. and tho danger IS very rea
that unless the situation improves propcrt
owners here NAV be unable "a yet Gre N
surance at ALL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
LUTHER RAN.
HOLY Trinity

Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Con
cord avenue and T'wcnty-third street.
Rev Milton II Stine ID d, pastor.
Preaching tomorrow morning and evening
BY the pastor Subject | ! IN Keeping
the Commandments With the Heart.
745 p. m Keeping IN the Love II
God Sunday school and other regular
meetings at the usual hours
ST STEPHEN :
St stephens Lutheran Ghureh, lat
nall street near Seventh, Rev Frederic
Doerr, pastor Preaching tomorrow morn
ing by the pastor Subject, 1870 The
Basis and the Cause of the Wonderful
No evening service Sunday school after
the morning service
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19

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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-12
HALF MILLION DOLLARS
IN COUNTY TREASURY

The good county OF Shelby is tn
rather better financial condition than
usual according to report Of !. A,
Heard, chairman sgbpitted Monday
to the county court
The report shows total cash balances
IN all funds iU the hands OF the county
trustee amounting TO t52l GAG a. This
includes balances In sinking fund and
interest accounts. however. which can
not he used for general purposes
Besides this sum there rs more than
$4,000 In The hands OF the trustees Of
the county and city tuberculosis sana-
tnuum. which b. drawing Interest in
haUh untl the funds are needed for
cons ructinn OF buildings.
There is q balance iB tine bridge fund
OF H9.2i5. and S!Sl,537 IN the special
school fund
Warrants outstanding on Dee
amounted 20 Sl507S which was the
amount ot warrants drawn on all funds
during the preceding quarter
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-12
0rpheum.

Alexander Carr who made ire
mendous reputation for himself on
Broadway through his cO-starring asso-
citation in the Potash and Perlmutter
productions, and who was seen here
several seasons ago. will make his re-
appearance at the Orpheum this week.
MIR Carr will be assisted by a company
of three In presenting IAN April show
tr" which Was written by him in col
alteration with Edgar Allan Woolf. II
is described as human story and has
scored an emphatic hit wherever II has
appeared. Long Tack Sam, the famous
Chinese wonder worker who Is just
back from the Orient, viii be an added
feature. Leona stephens and Len y.
Hollister will be seen In a musical play
let "Out in California" Newhoff and
Phelps, in Fragrant Tunes from the
Garden of Melodies have little mu-
steal offering by William b, Friedlander,
whose stamp OF approval on any musical
offering assures its success.
Hahn Weller & Co. are the three big
voices in Melody, Harmony and Mirth."
They offer a singing act that is big in
every respect. Jimmy Sayo, an eccen-
trio comedian and danger, assisted by
Joan Franza, win present a "Salvo OF
Screams" The Rose King trio. tight
wire dancers, completes the vaudeville
show Topics Of the Day and kino-
grams will be unusually interesting, as
they both present some late sayings
ard happenings