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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-22
WALL STREET

NEW YORK, jar. ss--ois we're ~.
only uBusuel fss,urrs rt the he~i'A ht
opsnlns OF ,odsy's stock market. Pan.
Arsrlran Petroleum and Mexican Pc
trsisum we're 10 IN points higher re-
spectiVely on reports thst the Mexican
government had permitted resumption Of
boring. In other quarters u tho iist u
was evident from latest conditions. that
the unsst,lefhsrt In foreign exchange
probably wouldN cspss furtbsf restrsint.
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q - 49,
LEGALS
'~~~','>-~'~-r~S-s--~~-~-~ ~-~-~~s-s-~-rS~~~~~-~~~
9 NOTICE TO CnNrRAcrnnA

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
sealsd proposals for building one brick
y hool house In the town of rAnpa. TEXAS,
fi'. one room brick buildings, and cns
xil BE- received :, the s-cre,sry Of the
tsmpa lndepcpdcst ecsoci district. At III,
cffics 81 L. e, McMvrtry urata 90, until
tle ,. m. Saturday. January u. 1870
hids vili be received on all these build
inss collectively snd on the schcei build
ins 10 BE- erected In p.mpa separately and
thsa en the esuntry tuiidipgs collectively
Al prepossis must bs ac~om n,rd BY q
cesiified chech1 ss osse Piass and spe.
eifsrticns END other Information may bs
.s,slnsA =. .in !. = sgp';ss',e. 70 N. s,s.r.
Amarillo. rssaa TIE right = reserved to
l. 9. NcNrRrnv.
Secretary hoard Of DirertsrN
rsrAyA lndspenAynt srhcel pis;rir,
sfkTE'Or OKLAhdkA.
OTTAWA, COUNTY. -
setinq sscvstary Of Northeast okhkors
neseloa se0pAay. . cssporstioa ssuan
l.e3 sse elhtlae vndss the laws " the
sla~s - Oataheme. hesvby certify tbs,
the fsllselng rsSrlesson, ts,wit,
bs " kssnsssA. ~ TIE ssockheiAers NJ
ehe uertssase O6IaksWa Traction com
shasss6 y Nosthsss, otiasems Ran.
rsaA so0psuv.' ana that tss rvsseasn,
- esssstasy cause copy - thA ress-
lu1ooo eleAeeisiss the change q aavss ss
IL sssSene1 n the sservsary sadss Ais
- - esrv3eese ssai u TIE Ns~ih-
- Uk)aePQa fsaetSss eshpasy ~
~ u1sA H. esrsssssy q slass u o6is
- 80 . NE e!stislsA sspS q ssen
49, = - pshspAsl NJ thsss ssr-
~ j eseese . - - ~ seeA a. q
0esee . ssspsp1 n Osaesa,
sss16ss lela - Slss - fsssssSsss
A sseese 8 ~ alsve. e iSs 1sss.
- ~ ~ eggpseot1no.
Nl(1eeD - kse1 - ~ sssl = oss
|ss : s..,A.:::. !: 3 S.ss1::4 scc1s:4's -.
H| l1l1i
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"historIs" csst lsoal--Csse g -.
fishing Historic, thA ouoot0Sf0 G1 -
Oklahoma Historical soetsty. = q ~
charge within the meaaihG q u =
hiivs appropriation for 'IuD0srS. 60.
and maintenance" the attotNey -
ers,'s office hesd Thursday. Oplnlo0 -
to the iesahty Of the ciaim vao eoughs
by the custodian ef the ssctsly snf
the state Au6itR.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-22
GRAIN
CHICAGO or,iS ANp PROVISIONS.

cHich1o. Jan 2. -So,vi'hs,srdinS
,hst some ffss1 advances In the price Of
corn took pace ie,ihy. the show of
Strength was not well maintained. >Brua
ness az receipts were In favor OF the balls
and 20. toe, were higher qgotations on
hogs Opening prie~s. whieb ranged frou
A. OF 10 ihe advsnse for corn. with
Nav AJAX 10 fi-iS ard July n.,ss 10
s. f2N. we're falloWsi by q setback all
aronnh 10 ths ssip. IS Yesterdays finish
ur below,
IN. marie, cfosed weak / 10 o. me-,
Ies,r. with MAY tlaga TO tisaN and
Iuly tiriS n siH
oats pafallsicd th~ action ~ corn. After
rrcnins unchsngsi 20 - l8vft, including
AAp st s:se 20 sssc the market hard
'usd httiu. and then turned weak
Provisions wsrs firm with hogs.
Later the tnarkst se@sj dowh ss . re-
snii " Smaller IafNsfs' hstglns l4fd.
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Sr. LOT ~,

EAST ST Louia. Jan. ,.-UOUs. ~.
c.lpts li,eeo, active. lio higher; tor
nbso; hulk si'toeISti heavy iis 81 y
medium tiSsog lb.'b. Asht Ili00aI;so.
pigs tIl zoe 70.
CATTLE. receipts 3,too; steady 70
strone, cheice heavy steers fis soOQ ~ 90
medium sIoeUiLft. common 50 % p
1915. choice lights tis0eais.so! eofnn,on
VWeIf1s: butcher h.ifcrs g1.asib 90
cows 11fselisei csnhsrs ts-iDf %.
ealv~s ti,e9ais ~; feeders 81 soOeisee
ssockers tfooul0so
SHEEP receipts 100; irms hlshar
sheen STEADY; lSnhs tls.hn IS rull-
lsbi choice ewes rsts9 70 co. culls ~.
iSQ0.
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tfIIC,'o

CHICAGO. Jan ?. --rpGg receipt. a. .
o0v % 70 S3e higher. bulk itstsGtl f5.
heavy iisisHi5 so medium Itttg
70. iiSht tl.7sU!575. y,gs u17io
carrfF--fseelp,s i.oot. firm; choice
heavy s'.srs fisb9wistc medium 81 a.
slsse common tsbc0itss. choice iiyhis
N1saA llsbi common 81 eoaiays, butch.
sr hsif.p tG'5gits5. roNs ts-SRs5O.
calves fs.sen 300. feeders tse0Gi?
st9cksrs t7.Aepi 60
sHkEP; receipts 1880 frm. .iamhA
tis.ee o iees tniis utTScifte rogl
ewes - 'SgI.et. cuts ~ e0st.S
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ELLIS JOYCE 4 ViDuuiHJg
Wslnpt ul.fi t.n.. s'Duriy mis-
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OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
KANSAS CITY,

EANqAA CITY. Jan :: roGs ~ 80.
FsrsraIlY stvady. talk tiig5nissf.
h'atissiiigsv tb m.iiaius 81 "a
SO. nsn. il;Q9ai; 70. pl.s iIJf3s
ii7B
CATTLE, receipts i.tto; SLOW, shtut
ftesdf choice heavy steers siftg6 %.
medium 81 eos is,a; cdmrion 80 zoe
1870, shnics tights tl..tod itsBi cumn,sn
~ gl9t 20. butcher haifefs .ibeHlt0J
COWS tG750iatQ esnncts g. o3bsss.
calves tl'0eHle.tb. frelcrs fs.y9lg
s,ockers 8 5Snl9s0
rfrEr ft'sIpi. 1,390 closing steady
lambs tc,tsmiA ~. culis ilOg8HlSga.
Jeaflinr Nsthers ilteiA.9f5. .wss s. Is
Hil 70 culls st0eg.o breeding ewc.
NoPs IL a. feeder amt. itsgai-.71.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-22

LIVERPOOL. Jan. - Rps, cotton IN
mnisr's fstArI prtss l.v-r. Gntd
p.adlHs 2. fli fiy mtid.sS sfilt
u.I ling ~ fsf. ..a mlfIafg -ttIt
good au.narf anna. brJIAary. iuffl
Ht.s -.ll8.ltl - Including f.Q4 NutffI.
can Eess'M 600 tsf.s. w. Ar.trfsu
tBturos LHsrl sttaIE. Jan f8A-d
asr ii-ay NAY .35Id. July J! .c1. O,f
ted. Dea 30 "a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-22
COTTON.
NEW ORLEsNS

NEW oNLEANs. Jan, IA murh
higher livsregos than sxpectsa and rais
snd cold weather IN the bel, put the pflc.
of cotton W II 10 ~ fciats around tho
sVealRe today. hut seon AFTER the frs,
call VS. ever selling Of much the ssfns
character that GNAs fen yesterday. up.
peafsd And Q euick rsacsicu suiiow.d A,
The enc Of the first half hour ef uNains
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KANsAs CITY casa GRAIS.

KANSAS CITY. Jan .i-wRrAr.
steady 10 &C. higher 40 hard ,:s99
ss No. : q, s;a3si 80, fcd 3. ete
?ct No. . i2e. CcKN stead, tp /.
hirsoT. No mixed g. isfl.5e. 80 F.
While 81 itals 80 yrllow tlso6
-. OATS steady 40 2"Shi's $50 SOC
RYE fifsul.n
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points marked the early movement n
frprsssniHtlys in1ss,nsis ana satta
RATS lmIrsy,d m"ssrstslr dsstAg NE
mii..s-lor on vsvd srva WeshtaSsna
tHst ts'tain Objectionable fsstWss VI fhe
Cumhin- hin probably ~svlA hs sliR,i.
natsd p'ber~iss the msrhst vsisessd aie
". slssssh end vsssits,s shsssetsfistioe
~ tho D'efninr. cas,,n.ins N ,ssoss the
f6ttisA tashanss sltDatfua.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-22

Farm Company oets oeesA ~ Qlnoo
The Consumers farm esgnVIa1 Fl
Oklahoma city. vas GtveQ psfUomD ~
the state Issues commissio6, We ~
10 scit all its Ns,eoo eople0 49, -
soon as bond OF tf.Seo hes ~ ~
The company seeks 70 peoneeo ~ ~.
ing Of purebred iivestock.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-22

CHICAGO. Jan ..--rrrTER: IN.
ehshsed. EGGS receipts t,kii css.s; un.
changed. POULTRY alive. unchsrgsd.
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PROVISIONS


CHICAGO, Jan .s-PoTAroEs: steady
ntrivsls :, cars. northern whites ~ $50
S.ee. western rus-eta, sohbinr. tt.;5gsee.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WILL pay cash. two vacan, lots IN est
part, between ioth sad tn. oklahoma
and stiles, or VIII huy good duplex N
Same district. am no agent. prsfrr assi
With owners, Phone walnut sSis. Maple
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-22

KANSAS CITY. Jan. ~ nrrrrR
Creamery, IL higher eSfrss tSgsec. fiIst.
stc; seconds SEC. packing. pnehsrs.d.
utic E1IS isS lover pr ease fis 90
poTAr@Es' steady. tissuSba ruuL.
TRY unbalanced
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enc AGO.

CHICAGO, Jan. - CORN, No. 4 miysd
i70I.b, NJ. yellow usSiR OATS
40 ~ht~ u GdsfSc; No Whit. SEQ
Ehc. RYE NJ. iifsa. BARLEY
iINniss.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-22
KASsIs CRY.

KANSAS CITY. Jbn. ~ - c'n.s y.n
ti,sA. Nay il3b; July tss sept
!lt;t
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-22

TWO STORY bfirh, EsT PATh plar.i .
i"nrns, phF double shfsgs tAib0 itn

TWO STORY bfrh, rau PArh place. .
i"nrs. gat double safsga iAlb0 lin
"'i.a'" p"ss. ssIon 'au NspIs ii1i
tl.NpH tu,s tuHssIar, ,ioss ir. 80,
sid'. Ost al hulu 10 foatpiss good
hstffneIi ari YnrnEt some tstrs paced
~ gri,t sais st N,q0e. . Grsn 90.
Hsfis itg
rliE t'ft conner bqt saiuw ~ ras, rstL
f""ns tr at i'i room md basement
vainv' 'tss Cuanynshsm
IuH FAiE Esh, rpa,1 modern ho,..
r'wiy ril aad pstttsd inside sni
ouf ,.I Wssi E4ts uurEsst b.tr,Iu
IN h- 0'} wslau tsu ~ WalnS, f'si
guOp siprm house = 'a'. good veil ant
bafr i:'r ri.ra N,ple vuiR
ufuE ~ i~ArtAsr
\ iUNE 49, 10 SOW
room hardwood no fvU front rooms
three 10 riiis 'hlpsi all no Kinks nli
pANuG TO- tanifH Iafs t'g 4ut il.- -
bsfhhof. Vais'Esn si THIS properly 10
o. bIy y 'HF'n now ''nr mo rent can
Wain1i "'g 'lr''HFhan
rODK At TINS
N'r- 'fo.n luHsll.s TafsFs snf
drive. ola rHslns ari ,Iuss 20 ssr line.
art In s.nd n,Thb.fhp.d ufr.y FOR.
nsh'i yHI ssI fafplh-d " uhidfnishsd
nice Ya a fuI IH's
/ flut Hvkiry m.
Nsrl, ~ " rvsry' Bsuk
mick igue. v.st i-fh. sstryihinS IN
he vYY . modern rrns'fIrtI4u. hfirh
rafsEa rrH frraufa sIHftsfs lirst lasH-
non iu r.fy. tlstH1 Nas.s lHi
HpiCE ntEGAi0W 1850
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NJ. IOrIs.


Ut fnurA Jas fi--BrTTER. EcnE
and POULTRY unehAnsed.
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st. to'Is.

ST LOUIS. Jan 81 CORN No y.s.
low q - No. Whjte tIkislSfh OATS
40 SEQ Nc Z white So, D soc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-22

tuurdirie rnsHa1lHu. iHrfs rooms
uaH fHtsh nfrtIars. ION lots YHur.
h.lf ti0't ear uHr. HufIHg.st. i'01I
Ssh viii handle
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-22

" Gur,ef, stat, ss,nt Of the Penn
MuWai iIfs Insurance company Vas
eighth In the United statss In the
amount ~ naW business written dirtog
1878. sccurdins 10 u buistsd nsufse ~
criyed here today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-22

W. CAN'T u'S Crr
.u' We have au HsIolsur iHst viii ~.
p'. tp Juu one " uH beet in the
.'F. Dnt floors ard fust throughout
etn ai hulfIu features bf2a has.
u.uI. tIftEf r'rtuui HnuIIf'fs drive
ANY fno large lot ip1isH ou tInr-en
terms.
sEooN pN WEST irTH ar.
This .s ono NJ ftr Older homes ana
n'i tul' IL r'p-a-lr hls basement
furnace double Tali.e aul i' fpoi
Huy az IsiOooo
fUpOM ArAUTNEST
Rriek duplex capital district Foo1
Income property priced 70 scl win
i1ulle garage ard drive n solI sJon
90 800
nRlCK AEnuPIASE
Seven rooms ok fulsh Hni floofs
basement all llNt-n features eafage
and drive. on West 3lth street. Tor
quick sale.
EAST 18TH sTRErr
FiEh'-room modern oak finish fine
lorailor, garage. good well. l'f.c"
,-ROON nVNGAiOw
with buiii.in features breakfast
room Snmei and CRATE garage and
chicken house. Price 1900.
eln EAST sTu
CORNER i5sin1
TiFht room nndcrn. 2 ,lseplne
porrhes: nrge ha,.m.nt ani furnace
double garage. you cant bea, II Tor
price, y Au0 ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COMPANY
Neal lNC Es'Nta
Can NJ Mckee. w,lnu, III J. ?
wills Auer office hours, Walnut 500
walnut ,',i
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uniy.~l,y Nan 4. ssssh-"Wbat Ale

10 World' VII he Tue suhj,ct Of 8
tsM ~ r Bruce Rc.h ~ the rsiser-
noon meeting of the Retailers Asob-
cation ht the Ctambss Of comMsevs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-22

wM esys Nstsy Yseh oDenop--AI.
lexing her husband yaGAeo a 1Svu1n
forced her "a work y nn4no q No. -
that he then tsuk souO q - ~ I1D
for tobacco money. kttA J, UgIu1R :.
day filed suit for diyeesA ~ 80
has q widow ~ Z h0onoo1H1Doe. n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-22

J-ko0M H6USE. G.iSS.
esntt Ocdefn, water and 0as. ~ sus
~. esee eash. balance ~ per mosth
u. otLLii.ASp LAND co.
tie Liberty Bldg, Walnsi seis
LEAviNu city eii ss saerifsss. pair Of
ls.s clssssn. h.Rss iistJ.
,y.KOON CALiYoRNiA BUkdzE0V.
Peer doors off of ctaassa usos isffss.
;:s.dsss, ~ :sSss .., me ss:ss:, s:ss go
rapsss ssd Srivs: ssrvSsS sUSsSsss; -
svy ~ oasse wsisus is>e. Wsaast tiSt.
xRGoR . NoRfNnen
eet epcuftey mo,
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


opup s.uoON HOME mo
rn. hnI.s rs' is,rs f,om' sfEs -
I'F 'h' I." 10 ll FHud f"paf end is
..H.r1 tat H.0t ~ clssssp 0n IA pat.
NO. D.. bet nauef A. 49, his one.
cen e ! aAulrsn.
TunNA# liA.sEH NEATLY co.
o'n., Hare i.s is, walnut 71,i
/ iNpNt VuJEnN. w. sn $500
Wa.s.ns dunu,s. IHtlW frsi psyirE
pnld ffur mnItfr. worth No. morsI
tr." 60 'n'.l0 "u LishAoEa
LooR A. rur % uoHrs roR
RIAL coon hhLtIs
II 800 1.t,om ,ari.rn hop. IN IN
'"HNs'is. ''nrH 'u Lincoln .hHoi This
ra.. >,S-1a una at"l't Isro. n
iffH 'r-rr r.s'su ilar,ir- ON
Wet f.r'h Hrt.' tls hsffwooi fssas
tW'Iu f-.utsa u.I Is,|tF. rr.s n
sau.d
o q'0 'rpom m.1srn hons, h. fur.
ra.s rarsys sri du.ssay. siuai-d o.
.aurt, 'i rH,itr can 10 bsuih.
f'f i?Vp1 d9sn, terms iot the haianoa
tg'th sfuor modern homs -.
. NrFas AHfN.1n. es'fa IsfFr iHt. bfauftfuI
lHru ana shfuhb'ry 'sn t- bought 600
f.."s
- 'f' 'r0rm tshut''M home IN rni.
Tsfrfy H'st Nhaf'sl sni Hrua1VHY cor
l.'f. Frr'I'ri HtIEtboft1ut .'i pafrF
TINS ria'~ 10 frsl TSod enc and sbuu .
BE- luFosi Fa'si si once
iif 141 70 room modem hone IN thr
very 01n ton section - th- fnss' fssI.
dsrHs dr'rirt. spfr 1rf-d ~ aI rood
l.uss he tDuss MAKE. an aitfstt4t
place 'of 'b'sftaIntnF
iii'aH sroom modern Ths home hss
futHY go ntfIta fsH'urss not fuuI So
tlhfc l'Hfra ~ la lr.afsi Iu ir.rfrffy
Addition AMI The character q IN. ear.
Ifuuuliuss 10 certainty ssty llsasInG
srirnfit street ar ssfyiss. ia ts,tut
~ " srNANs 4 co.
A. ! Hsimsn Ngr neal Estate Dept
Walnut 7ttt fni 10 .oi CuIrltd nidg
II ~ VAa Huuk
Ofnfs. Wslnut Hik. bytidrnes. Marie
lItsn II
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-22

t.ndritks rlles ssnhsustey esttsiss
\ !. Herdricks an eieesfteooa 0S
Clinton. Med ps'itor In hanhvv0saV -
'ri r,i court Thursday. We ans1tG -
sets OF 500 with liabilities " Oo99OA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-22

Many Nsw Members sos cNe0ooP-
rirhison new nsmt>rshtp ap0o1ooooon1
have been filed with the ChasoesS -
Commerce -nc. Jsnuar ~ I. ac-6e01ng -
chamber officials Thursday. 49, -
eeorage ot one dsy. Nine q 49,
Der. were secsr,sd ~ the ~ oDeo0o
Of the board of directors am - Qoeo
so''d upon a. Thursdays nseoAe
Tsif ,,o'a ~ : tnis, + t l.,'K e r.s. 2, E. 3
Anderson snd A. u passsWaa.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-22

Mustesss Road csossset Awuv0o1-
Contract for thirty miles q DBovo4
road IN Muskogss county vas ~ ~
the state highway ccmrniasisase 4oQDS
day 10 tho Frosbs -Briscoe COMPANY, ~
toads win cos, hH.ail. which h1lnoao
the federal ard.
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c,s Hearing ps.s sst-ApplicAtieo 4
tho Oklahoma 0ss company NJ ~
mission 10 Increase rates Ne beeQ ~
by the corporation oomniIasioa ~ ~
Ing February AT the commiageea oDuDa
fUoms al
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
DING A HUSBAND Adele Garris0n's New Phase of
 Revelations Of q Wife

stairs. pausing only long enough to say quietly;
 "f"u will let mo know the result Of Nour conference. later. of course
 surely" Lillian agreed heartily. but Hs he turned to x" upstairs sstW her look after him with surprise. even pcrpcNity in her eyes.
 Hut she made no comment then. and tho next momcn. she had drawn nrc into thc rose-hucd bedroom. closed the door and was lifting off my hat and putting m" into chair with the warm WClrcmr which makes visit to her SO drliGhtrul. The tea wagon from her living room was druwn mp before thc fire and sgtW thm the cup of tea which with I.ti- lian is tho prelude to work cor discus- siou-was not tn be absent.
 Marion is serving y"ur father in the lhrart." she said smiling
 Nn,lgc I~ Determined.
 Using th" Christmas outfit. I sup pose" said with an answering smile. We both remembered the chiId's wild Joy when Christmas had brought her dearcSt wish. n miniature tea waEoh. with every appointment like her mothers
 "ChrlstcnInE it in one way" Lillian returned. for of course. she has only been allowed to serve Cambric ten or cocou to her small friends. Hut she has practiced on me un:il she knows how to make a fairly creditablc cup Of ten. and tonight she Is in tho seventh heaven at being allowed to serve Il real brew to your father"
 llar face Was tllumined with tho pride and Joy she has in the child re- stored to her after so many years ni !lh@pnEp Hn1 ua al Ff admit Betty with plato of the hot scenes which the old cook makes to perfection [ hrcnthcd a little silent prayer that nothing would happen to mar the perfect happiness which the mother and child nnd in each other.
 Now. my dear Lillian spoke briskly when we had discussed the tea hud scones. "what Is th-~ nonsense [ hear about the Dicky-bird 7''
 explained briefly. but giving her nIl tho conversation I had had with DlckN. Prom long experience [ know that she wishes every word. almost every infection when she K Iiscussina. a problem. And [ was surprised to hear her laugh as | finished
 ''lf thnt isn't tho piCky-bird a'l over" she said "'rhC little fact thar the lady has tried to kill hum twice. uud that she'll he twice as venomous now Hs she was before seems to have hecu entirely eliminated from his consciousness. But. tell me. did you ever tell him about her trying to drag you down that day into tho bay? No. you dear little Miss Puritan Con- science. I can sec you haven't. Well. thank the stars. mine Is more elastic. wheel before"
 No. Lillian" I heard myself say ing firmly. and wondered at my own determination, ''tf Dicky isn't afraid for himself | won't let him bc afraid for me-
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ION'S TEMPER.

Tho Terror" will close it., engage ucut at FoN'S tonight. This Will lam Fox production has Eecn @ wei come visitor here m: o;.:, hccause it Is d capital play of tho western sen SatIonaI sort carrying d wholesome lesson. but heCaIIs" II brought -o lis once more the only Tom Mix. than hon there is no screen star better equipped 10 impcrsonate tLc hero in sucE drama. ''Thc Terror'' is a pie turc it pays to sec.
 Tomorrow evening two features will he presented. H. E. Warner in Haunting shadows ami A:adge Kennedy m Day Dreams
 Not only is there n broad adven- ture and mystery theme in "iIaunt- ing shadows but a pretty iove story tuns throughout. It is a story full of strange complications. II is passed on '''rhe Thousand Candles" which was written hy Meredith Nicholson, and which was one of the most famous best sellers of recent years. The backgrounds are vcrN picturesque, showing as they do the woods Of a wild part of Indiana. as we'll as the old unfinished castle, which was erected by an eccentric grandfather, who hlied II with books upon the subject of archite rturr. which was his hobby. Haunting shadows has one or the most unusual Climaxes ever conceived. and it is not fair to those who will see it tomorrow to reveal il in this aTticlc.
 As in The Kingdom of Yonth." !" Madge Kennedy makes merriest while sailing in the water in several scenes in her newest picture. Day Dreams" by Cosmo Hamilton. She is Primrose. and the white knight. Of whom she has long dreamed. has come to claim her us his princess and take her to his castle across the sea. Her fears that the pirates have de- signs on her and the knight lead to many convulsing situations-the kind in which the charming artiste excels. Day Dreams was written expressly
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OLIVE THOMAS AT LYCEuM.

Beautiful Olive Thomas is seen at the Lyceum theater next week Mon day, Tuesday and Wednesday in the Spite Bride a drama of youthful impulse. produced by Selznick pie lures. Never has Miss Thomas looked more beautiful, and never was she cast in :, better role than that of Tessa Doyle. one of the partners or the Denris and Doyle dancing sis ters." Tessa was a high type Of a show Si:!--straight, sweet and clean. When Rodney Dolson saw her he decided that she was just the girl for his friend Billy Swanye' to marry. Rod had impressed Bllly
 with the fact that he must get mar ried to spite Millicent Lee, the girl to whom Billy was engaged and mad
 tilted him. Johnny Ray will also
 be on the same program in "Jisgs in
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for Miss Kennedy. and with her in mind Cosmo Hamilton has created al play "cI''etc with action. interest and tue spirit of romance. The role of Primrose 1hc girl whose ;umarce b, - came a reality. could have only been fashioned for an artist like Madcc Kennedy.
 Beginning on Monday William Fox will present Gladys Brockwell in White Lies" Her hundreds of To- cal admirers are promised the pleas urC of seeing her in situations far diff fereat iron. any she has been cnmeshed in her many previous sIc- cCsscs. White Lies possesses all of inc clements which go to make up one of the most popular photoplays of tho year-comedy, pathos. compiicat- ed and Imaginable situations and en- tangiements or every nature arc the chief ingredients, and in which Miss Brockwell eNcels carry it over with all the vim possible.
 The 1lth pisode or The Lost City, is also scheduled for Mondav This wonderfli. serial grows in interest with each chapter. Exciting aIvcn- lures and climax after climax crowd upon each other until the spectator finds himself wondering what new thrill ii is possible 70 conceive that has not already been inserted into this strange .tory.
 The Fox News. Chester Outing z and an exceptionally good comedy "Matrimaniacs. with an entire change Of the vaudeville part Of the program promises very Interesting week at FpS's.
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SGNDAY AT THE PALACE.

Two line features top the bill at the Palace Sunday night with Bessie Barriscalc in her new production. 'rhe Woman Who Understood" and Dolores Casinelli in The Right to Lie" X new chapter or the Moon riders, comedies and several other films with a specially selected musical program make up an excellent Sun day night entertainment. Reserved seats can be purchased Sunday at the Palace confectionery store.
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ELSIE JANIS .AT PALACE.

- IL is 10 the movies. now, that Elsie Janis has taken her pep and person. alfty. and after two years without even a glimpse of her. we get. our Monday. Tuesday and "Wednesday. when she comes to the Palace theater in her hrst Sclznick picture, "A Reg ular Girl"
 The Keith vaudeville bill contains
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four very entertaining acts with AL fred Powell and Edith Jane. assisted by Adele in an elaborate dance cycle. Lester and Vincent offer their com- edy skit. Community Service Billy kilSard in songs and stories and ''The Black and White Novelty" offer some thing new in vaudeville