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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-04

Dorothy Zclglcr, Marshall. Ill, and
Martha sharpe.
Mrs. l., Roger Kemp was among
lac young society matrons who en-
.erta,ncd during the holidays with a
charmingly appointed luncheon for
q group Of college girls who are
home FOR the Christmas season Miss
Evelyn Moch ussis ed Mrs. kvmp.
vhe guests were Misses Dorothy and
l.aVina Painter Of oklahoma city
Dorothy Icigler Marshall. Ill.
Eleanor Garrett. Kalamazoo. Mich ,
Elizabeth Hilton. chicago; Kathleen
Sinclair. Jane Rohinson, Dorothy
Jane Markham, Carolyn Skclly, Eliza
Cook, C.audina Miller. Betty and
Marjorie Wolch, Francis and Re
hccca Haskell Virginia Leonard,
Naoml Brown, Martha SHARPE
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Tuesday.

Mrs Young Mitchell. Informal
afternoon party for Miss Maude
Bradley,
Chapter A. X. i. f. O.. will meet
hyith Mrs. T.. c. johnson, 610 North
0Bouder Ave.
u Tulsa Division OF Rainbow women
will meet at o'clock in the library.
The Tuesday Evening Dancing
club will dance informally in the
ballroom OF the Ketchum hotel.
Mrs. J. l.. Steinberg. the first of a
series Of bridge parties
knight OF Columbus cluhmen.
hosts at Informal dancing party in
their new club.
Cadman club will meet at 1880
o'clock in the library.
Miss Lorraine Mcclure will enter
tain with an informal luncheon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-04

Mrs Herbert a. woodwork In
Normal bridge party for Miss Maude
DBradley.
Mrs. ]. f. steinberg bridge party.
Ladies' Day at the Country club.
cards and tea Mrs. J. d. Mayo
hostess
History and Literature club will
meet with Mrs. l.. l.. Hutchinson.
Ecumenio club will meet in the IL
brary.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-04

1 --------'
Al Mia. 1octson's E,c,usiy. shop
! 4, ,bo Strrl,tr huudipg n constant
s,rd,, q. hoIng made M thc fact that
baa,i,ts,i ,,rround,ngs tnsthfui nnd
annronriaie ,urnishlngs i'm the home,
vl,iI c,cate atnndnrds that follow
cnch ana cv.ry ,nrnhor ar tho fam
u'' on ,h,,,,,h iifo Thc rasnit Of
,rts s,,dy ,nd rcsenrch hrlnga only
~ ,,n,,s,,i Ynrks nf nrt io thla
cioyor shon mi Ycct | was espe.
cinilv attracted to Hcvernl poly
4 ch,o,,a ,nirrors ,Yhirh hnye been
soior,od wit.. rrcot cnre. So distinc-
! tivo nrc ,hcso mirrors i'm design that
r., I'm add ,n ,ho charm OF any
hone
,,in,,.c. ~ duyc,v, ,rc included I'm
,n,nn,,rd nn.,ris for snrinc. In deem
,', ",,,,,,,,,,,, sh,Lr
~ vn, ,r" coinr south roIng any
,,,har, or st,,iuc M hotnr-no mat
,.o, r,ui fcSi ,bo snno thriu Of
La,ui,,,,,. ,,hn, ,ot soc thnsa stuu.
n,,,,, an,iry bnts or satin ana tnffcta
v,hich bn,c nrrlyod ,t Mlss Iehigh'a
So, vn,na shon I'm tho New
uri,h, hn,iJi,r
t,,,I,, ,..,,i,,, ,,.tc,ic,,c "a combined
v,,,, n,.,n,,,, drnu.IitrI, triocoIctto In
w, ''.r,,Ir,,s., ,nndci ,hich vrans
",.,,,,,J ,,,c ,,,a
"nu''" ~ n,pst otoo,r,, t ,oo,ly
ono OF he snfcst ana snnest cars
vmas,tio a." rurcbnse II ia suitabIe
a.. III Ltrds az ,,o,tbcr ana acv-
~, t.,,,1. -, ,.nat.. ,,,d ita tir. hnd
,', ,n,,.,,, -, 49," roo,L, raa5 iiLc ar adyer.
tisinp mans dream. The Rottom
Bros. Motor Co, 6l9 South Boulder,
Is me local rcprchehlhllve. -,
the yokcs often being claboratciJ
beaded.
Iouhu h"pP'',rhS tI,' W,.,,," tiai,,ror u'i wnV,
Jewslrv force but no wonder. didn't
they have the biggest years. businei'
In islg that they nave ever enJoyeu
i,,, ~ H., TSo Iin,ry UeiIhrny
1,'uo,uu , 49, ga,,,h uotn "a, n -
y,o1Ja 1 ",,,c @ r"t nniv ,bot
they carry ouch large and complete
lines OF the very best jewelry and
gilvcrwear, giving their patrons an
unusual variety from which to make
their selection. Already now goods
are arriving for tho spring trade and
every member OF that force declare
they will make 1920 the biggest year
of all Some spirit and some store.
A cute blouse was hadc OF Hcsn
miorcn g'sigc,n pih" uo'" VIZ ~
n.,'c n'.o ,,"M,'' ,u' -, ',i.r
"g "s''' '"' VIC '"''" ~"
Wlh an eye opoh a,m"sH @ tVr M wv
attMcuVe' ! ipunu sN,tn.s'ae sH,sn s,,n ,.n u'''
on anp.,iInp tbai Won simply cannot
roc, yvitbout another glance nj Mis-,
tIornid's shon ~ West Tblrd street
Eyynt,,n ,,oIors nrc large Itcma iu
ic,yrIry ,odny, An entire line of ,os.
tumc Jcwclry II developed In thcS
bright colors.
ono OF the many things that like
about tho Exclusive Pathe' shop,
West Fifth. is that they are always
SO courteous about playing any rec
ord you wish 10 hoar-ani they al,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-04
Ford Wright.

Miss Mary Bel. Ford and Mr..
Everett j. Wright were married on
New Years day In the parlors OF
the First Presbyt church by
the pastor. Rev. W. Kerr. An i'm
provised altar OF plants and ferns
was plsce in nc church psrlor be
fore which the bridal party took
their places as the strains Of Lo-
hengrin were played by Mrs. c. F..
Ciuloe; during the service Mrs. Ny
land sang Because.
The bride was sttired in silver
blue costume of pois-de-cyne with
accessories. and carried a sho ger
boquet OF bride roses. Miss Mabel
Allison. the maid OF honor, wore a
frock OF blue and silver crepe de
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-04


Tho January clearance safe ht
Itenbcrg's IL certainly NroVing pop
ular. / use tho word popular nd-
ylsedIy. because | found the wom-
-, a., 600, ,too. orovd-
IN ''o'o V" INV 9'''"" i''''
ed win purchase'' anu u' VI t''""
wore that happy smile thnt women
always assume when they meet real
reductions.
uu,crs rc,urncd from Paris nuroc
.,., ..,.,. q,
'h"t '"c '%sP'"h "'i "'P'''''
nucncc IL noticeable In ho's.
The other night when I was, II
=, -, ,...t,,, Ga. ,ar,,
YOU mum ""'"' w ''' W
had what privately CONSIDER
| brilliant idca--namely, that all of
,s ,vou1d bo able TO give nicer
,hrtst,,s. ,r.so,t. bv keenInp a
-. ,, ,,t.a, 40
savings account ut ''o '"''
tional bank.
,yc,ScIa have most certainly been
4 rcsurrcctcd from their caskcts and
In, .n,.L,,. n, ,c,yc,rv \ x,,,t IN
WIN" 'P""H VI "
ten 20" that INC uos co'har IN co"'-
Ing back into fashion. AZ least, wc
road In our Paris notes tbat this ia
-,
! Let me tell you about most
. wonderful reduction, Mrs. Madden,
10 East Fifth. is Offering a truly
magnificent sable capo valued at
t2.5O0 for 1850.
We bcor ,bnt fur.trImmod suits
nrc very good for southern wear tj,ls
s,n.nu
80 ~
.,,n" u".H n't i, 'S "e,
thul uatuiul t'oss WY .n'
mc, S",m a'"ss s' no'' i1 aH 70
WY WY uo "eI oyepIo"s haso
Wv 'oi Ieot NJ" s,u wy aS ri III
n,,h ~, i'o pa"N " p'.aoI" ,,,,,a ,.,,.,,or
l,' gou ""S t'i ~ " 'nii IL u',,,,
~ 10y ,,y, "a' ,'''llV '"uy ..l9.
tI'or' - We. , ,Uuu Whe.vu a."
,,,S,No '"P''' "'''''''' "i AZ "o
va.
Tie flttNh bodice, which ~ fast
gaining prestige, is usually Developer
ana hCcntcd WIN tiarc tunic,
sometimes thfcc Snrds ruunn al TIC
oou"h'
Now confldentiaiiy, / am going to
be good to you, dear readers, aud
tell YOU about the beautiful flowers
you can always find at tho most rea-
sonable prices, too, cause they grow
/ most OF them themselves at tho
Tulsa Flower Shop. IL West Third.
Il "Sports necklace Is the name given
10 thosc necklaces made UP Of all
ColoiN oi bicndid beads, many show
ing the preference for the bali bead
AMI finished IN a bead tnssci Just
below the waist line.
Have your hair beautifully mar
celed NJ the New YORK Hair Shop
/ ana Beauty PNrlOrg over HenberE's
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-04

lowed by ian evening In Korea" In
the basement of the First Presbyter-
ian church at which time the hus-
bands OF the members will be guests
Of honor. ------
Three Onc-Act Plays.
Miss Margaret Wyndham presents
students In the expression and pub
lie speaking department, in three
one-act plays on Friday evening,
January y, at s:l5 O'Clock.
The Kendall orchestra, Adolph
Kramer, director. will furnish the
music for the evening.
The program follows:
Joint owners In Spain" a com
edy, by Alice Brown. Characters
Mrs. Mitchell, a director OF the old
ladies' home. Pauline Temples. Mrs
| Fullerton, Elizabeth Towers. Miss
| Dyer, Margaret Waggoner, Mrs.
Blair. Ruby Mae Jones. inmates OF
the home.
The Rushllght." a drama, by
Monica Barry O'Shea. Characters.
\ Tho Mother, Pearl Mason; Kathleen.
Eunice Macarthur. Police officer.
Houston Ellison.
French without n Master" a
farce, by Tristan Bernard. translated
| by Barrett II. Clark. Persons in the
| play, Percy, the interpreter, Charles
| Pishney: Jean, Jacques Charnoine,
| Malberbe. Scraphine's father. Hawl-
ey Kerr; Gerald Forsythe, a young
Engllshman, Harold Balloon; A Po-
lice Officer. ID. l.. Perry; Assistant
| Police officer, Edo witty; A Hotel
Porter. Ray Fleak, Mile. Serapnine
Charnoine- Malberbe. Louise Wood;
| The Cashier, an Englishwoman OF
about rs. Annie Laurie Lockwood.
1
Mr.. and Mrs. o. T., Monasmith
announce the marriage Of their
daughter. Esther Lee. to Mr.. John
B. Cullen OF oxford. Miss.
| Mr.. Charles Messenger, 1907 Eas,
Admiral boulevard. will entertain
La Pompadour club at his home on
Monday evening.
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The Weeks Calendar.
Monday.

Tho Twentieth Century club will
meet with Mrs. Thomas l. Munroe.
la Pompadour club will meet with
Mrs Charles kissenger.
Monday the Ruskin Art club VIII
meet with Mrs. Fred Clinton.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-04
Elisabeth Ann Looks Ab0N1
7'0uW and She SAYS.

We hare entered the lane Of ninctecn-tTenty.
Tis a Tong straight road Wih prospects plenty
For these uho hare ambition courage and "pep,"
For these are the qualities ,rhich ,cH keep you in step
win this fast. flying and progressive age.
Where racing ia all irdiks of Wc is the rage.
Then tets "buckle dorm" and get in the game,
Not forgetting our ncghbor Ichiie trimming in fame.
There MAY be- good reasons chv he has ided
To reach the pinnacle 10 irch g0u hare sailed
Let charity hold strong place in your soul
TrW keep happiness in your heart ic reaching your goa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-04

Miss Margaret Wyndham will pre-
sent pupils in Expression at S;l5
o'clock in Kendall college.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-04
Saturday.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph L. Washing
ton. dinner dance in honor of Lieut..
and Mrs. Charles Edward Caldera-i
OF Milan, Italy.
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Announcements

The women of the Macabees have
planned to hold the large initial
. meeting OF the new year January II
In the chamber of commerce rooms
at Fourth and iCncinnati avenue.
Miss Alberta " Drouile OF Detroit.
Mich member of the supreme board
control and state commander for
Michigan, will be guest of honor.
Laura V. Puckett of Denison. Texas.
state commander OF Oklahoma. will
be present Special afternoon ses-
sion for iniation. public installation
and open session in the evening.
All meetings will be held in the
chamber Of commerce rooms.
Mrs. Young Mitchell will entertain
Tor Miss Maude Bradley, a bride
elect whose marriage TO Mr.. Theo-
dore Bynum will take place on
january II. The guest list we'll be
limited to close friends OF Miss
Bradley.
The knights of Columbus will
Adance Informally at the clubhouse
on Tuesday evening, January 6. A
Ipevy OF society girls will dispense
yieireshments during the evening.
ms initial dance of the new year is
'or the members and their families.
Mr and Mrs. Carl W. Gillette, 1902
East Fifteenth street, announce the
Ulfth. December 80. OF daughter.
the Elks clubmen announce their
annual entertainment for the even
ing OF January 16 and January IT
M the ballroom OF the clubhouse
When tho playlet Lets Go, Peggy"
VIII be staged. -
Inc marriage is announced of Miss
Earata Watson TO Mr.. Charles n
Myers. The ceremony took place
January 3 In Kansas City. Mr.. and
mrs. Myers will be At home TO friends
a d23 West Golden street after
january IS.
ne Hattie Grayhill Missionary So
c.f'y and the Bethany Chapter OF
tAe Westminster guild will entertain
Jointly on Thursday evening, Jam
uaty 5, at a 6 o'clock dinner fol-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-04

Ar and Mrs. Carl w. Gillette. 1902
East FIFTEENTH street, announce the
oHuh. December 80. Of daughter.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-04
WCMAN'S WORLD AMID WORK
BY Lillian Crawford Perkins
S Q g / e T 7

lowed by ian evening In Korea" In
the basement of the First Presbyter-
ian church at which time the hus-
bands OF the members will be guests
az honnr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-04

Mr.. and Mrs. o. +. Monasmith
announce the marriage Of their
daughter. Esther Lee, to Mr.. John
B. Cullen OF oxford. Miss.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-04

Mr. Charles Messenger, 1907 Eas,
Admiral boulevard. will entertain
La Pompadour club at his home on
Monday evening.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-04

Dorothy Heiglcr, Marshall. Ill. and
Martha sharpe.
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CONTINUED ov NEXT FACE.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-04-02


Mrs. Pearl Guthnls visited her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ii. II. Beckman,
over Sunday.
On account of the many robberes
of bank safety deposit vaults, most
people have taken their Liberty bonds
out.
Mr. j. Boyd of the Sterling Lumber
Company has gone TO Geering, Neb.,
on business.
William Rankin has sold his resi-
dence to Earl Oaks and expects TO go
back to Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Crosswhite
have gone to Castle Rock, where Mr.,
crosswhite has gone into partnership
with his brother.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-04-02
OBITUARY.

With the passing of Mime Dietrich
Carnalian, March 26, 1920, another of
lhe Ebert County pioneers has passed
TO the Unknown Beyond.
Words are inadequate TO express
our deep sorrow and distress in the
loss of this exemplary woman, who
was born, raised and married in our
midst, raising part OF her family TO
noble manhood, leaving the younger
ones to the father and older brothers
with all confidence for their future.
Her pain and suffering was borne
| for weeks without n murmur or word
of complaint, passing to her Heavenly
| Home with a smile on her lips.
She was laid to rest Monday in the
| Ebert cemetery beside her mother,
| father and brother, services being con-
Quoted by the Rev. A1illar of Elizabeth,
| who delivered short and able adj
| dress. giving much comfort to the af-
| flicted ones, and directed by the Olin-
| ger Mortuary.
| The beautiful and handsome floral
: offerings and the many friends who
l came to mourn with the bereaved fam
lily We're eloquent of the love and es-
teen in which she was held by the
entire community.
Mlnnle lJletrlcil-tafnaHan was born
Mt Ebert, September 2, 1878, and died
March 26, 1920 Was married TO Al
len Carnahnn November %, 1898 From
this union six sons were born. who sur
vive. together with her husband,
brother and sister and other relatives.
Peace to her memory.
REPUBLICAN MASS ASSEMBLY.
Pursuant to call of the Republic
can State Central committee for a
Republican convention to be held at
Pueblo May 6. 1920. to nominate
delegates to the Republican national
convention. all Republicans are
hereby notified that there will be a
Republican mass convention at
Simla, Colo. on Thursday. April %,
1920, at 1880 o'clock p. M. for the
purpose of electing nine delegates
and nine alternates to attend the
said Republican state convention.
All Republicans and those who be-
lieve in the principles of the Repub-
lican party are invited to attend.
ED. p. MOTT.
Chairman Ebert County Republi-
can Central Committee
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-04-02
THE PLANTER OF MANY PURPOSES.

There good why the international planter suh
prime rite
right.
In there
right seed plate M go ahe
International
is
ly to farmer VIII % ant
various styles
planters an i
quenty costly and
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-04-02

Mr.. Bowser has taken his wife to
Denver for medical treatment.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-04-02

h. NJ. Maroon was in Denver several
days this week on business
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-04-02

Ernest Brown, who is in the hos
pital, is improving.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-04-02

Gilbert Ali of Elizabeth was Sun
day visitor In Elbert.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-04-02

George Griffin and daughter Meiba
came home from Pueblo Saturday.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-04-02

Ernest Brown, who is in the hos
pltal, is improving.
b. NJ. Maroon was in Denver several
days this week on business.
Mr.. Bowser has taken his wife to
Denver for medical treatment.
George Griffin and daughter Melba
came home from Pueblo Saturday.
For Sale Cheap--A first-class Beat
rice cream separator. See Frank
Back
Elvln Brace is in Denver taking nd
vantage of vocational training school
for ex-soldiers.
Miss Emma Neuman has been visit
ing a few days with her cousin, Mrs.
John Woodland.
Mrs Adolph Johns was called to
Elizabeth last week on account of the
illness of her mother.
The dance which was TO have been
last Saturday night was postponed
two weeks on account of the blizzard.
Mrs Roy Brown and children hnve
returned from three weeks visit
with her mother and father in Den
yer.
Saturday afternoon Elbert was
strnck by real old-fashloned blizzard
which, however, was of short dura
ton, not much snow falling
For Sale-1919 Buick automobile.
only run 1900 miles, good as new: a
bargain. | will demonstrate. Phone or.
write. Theo Neuman, Ebert, Colo.
The Ebert County Bank is now pre-
| pared to send In Third Liberty Bonds
for reissue, having secured "A supply
| of blanks from the government for
that purpose.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Oalses were
1 called to Colorado Springs Tuesday on
| account of the serious Illness OF his
| brother Alex, who suffered a paralyt.c
stroke.
| Dewey Carnahan met with bad ac-
cident Sunday while milking A COW
kicked him and broke his leg above
the ankle. He was hurried 10 the hos
pitai in Denver, where at last report
lie is getting along nicely.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-04-02
EBERT NEWS.

For Sale-Kitchen cabinet See Mrs.
VIII Larsen, Ebert, Colo.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-04-02

John Wheeler is working on the new
bank building.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-04-02

For Sale Clieap--A first-class Beat
rice cream separator. See Frank
Back.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-04-02

George Conarroe and family have
moved to Lytle, Colo.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-04-02

Lost-License tag for car No. 14i
243 anyone finding same please leave
at r. O.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-04-02

Joseph Wheeler of near Denver Is
/! visiting here.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-04-02

Delphi Georgia, on Thursday, tn
25th, celebrated his 10Th birthday
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-04-02

Elvln Brace is in Denver taking nd
vantage of vocational training school
for ex-soldiers.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-04-02

Dewey Carnahan met with bad ac
cident Sunday while milking A COW
kicked him and broke his leg above
the ankle. He was hurried 10 the hos
pital in Denver, where at last report
lie is getting along nicely.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-04-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Oalles wer
called to Colorado Springs Tuesday o.
account of the serious Illness of hi
brother Alex, who suffered a paralyt.
stroke.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-04-02

Miss Emma Neuman has been visit
ing n few days with her cousin, Mrs.
John Woodard.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-01

 happenings from all over the world is also shown. a
 The vaudeville part of the pro- gram is opened by Keno and Pearl in a singing and dancing turn. Lor- raine and Hermaine are two come dians. Sheppard and Ott have a classy offering which landed them big favorites The Henderson Trio offer a clever act.
 With Tom Mix in The Untamed," the comedies. Fox News and Eood vaudeville, the bill at FoN's for this half of the week is by far above the average.
 Manager Dean has underlined for Sunday night two features, Beatriz MicheIena in ''The Flame of He'll gate" and Mary Anderson in 'Bub- bles" Monday will see the first presentation of '"rhe Discarded Wom- an," with an all star cast.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-01
TOM MIX AT FOX'S.

The New York Times of Sunday. Sept. 2s, published a list of photo plays which were selected by a com mittee of the National Board of Re- view as having unusual merit for family entertainments. In the list was The Untamed" which opened at Fox's yesterday afternoon with Tom Mix as the star. Consequently this photodrama comes to New Britain with the unqualified endorsement of the most critical body in the world
 The picture is one of the most sat- isfSing and sensational of its kind ever made. and has proved a strong attraction here.
 Mutt ana Jeff in the funniest thing they have ever done are playing a re- turn engagement in ''The Song Birds and there is also a rip-roaring com edy. "Hay Fever" The Fox News with
New Britain herald., 1920-10-01
AT THE PALACE

There will be no regular show at tho Palace this evening on account of the Republican rally which is being held there this evening. The regu- lar performance will be repeated Sat- urday with three continuous shows. featuring Broadway's favorita com edian, Fred stone. in his new photo play, Under the Top. Other films include Warner Oland in . new epi- sodo of '~fhe Third Eye; comedies. and the Pathe News. Tho Keith vaudeville bill contains four acts with Lockhart 6 Leddie in Hello People"
 Frank Mansfield tho Xyiophona win