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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-03-04
eli OERSLEEVE BROTHERS DIS
POSE OF 4194 ACRES TO A
HOLDING COMPANY.
FARMERS OF GIGANTIC SCALE
1 coated ID Miles North of Dayton,
Wash.-AII Fenced and Improv-
ed-Stock and Equipment
Retained-Sellers Lease.

For a reported consideration Oh
|sSOO, 900 4194 acres of wheat lana III
Columbia county were sold recently
nv ]. w. Gildersleeve and +. h. Gli-
Idersleeve to the Union Farm Lanos
company of Spokane, subsidiary Oh
she Union Securities company.
The land sold is IA miles nortn Oh
DAYTON. 1t is all fenced and 1mproV-
ed farm land, and 1900 acres VIII go
into wheat this year The stock and
equipment on the property are re
tanned by the Gildersleeve brothers
The payment for the land was SlOO,
400 cash. 1900 acres in Walla Walla
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-03-04

county, 20 miles north of Walla
Walla; $40 acres in Whitman county
near Lacrosse and 2160 acres in Ad-
ans and Grant counties.
Retain Five-Year Lease.
The GildersIeeve brothers retain a
five-year lease on the property sold
and will operate it, together with the
land in Walla Walla county, where
1000 acres are in winter wheat and
stock and farm machinery are trans
ferred in the sale. The Whitman
county lands are under lease and the
new owners of the Adams and Grant
county lands will place these also
under lease.
The property sold to the Union
Farm Lands company was sold to the
Gildersleeve brothers through the
agency of E. c. Lloyd last spring,
when a sum in excess of $350,000 was
paid for the land with farming equip
ment, stock and the growing crop. The
purchasers harvested a 100000 crop
from the land last fall.
f. e. Gildersleeve is a stockman
of Enterprise, Ore, operating a 5000
acre ranch there. His brother, j. w
Gildersleeve, is owner of the electric
light plant at Washtucna and also
has extensive land holdings in thai
vicinity.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-03-04
HARDING STRONG
ON COOPERATION
Advocates Utility of Sections, Parties
Individuals.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA sermon
on coo-operation, not only between
sections and parties, but between in
dividuais, was preached recently by
President-elect Harding in three
speeches delivered during short
visit to Jacksonville.
There is coming an administra-
ton one week from today" he said
to crowd of several thousand, whom
he addressed from the balcony OF his
hotel that whatever it says to one
portion of the American people, 1t is
going to say to all America. | know
there is not a man here who does not
rejoice in American solidarity and ma
tionality and who does not want II
preserved.
The plea for coordination OF sec
tional and party effort was made II
different form to a gathering OF Dusl
ness men earlier in the day at g
chamber of commerce luncheon, ane
the need for personal cooperation was
stressed in a talk he delivered at
special Masonic ceremony, where NJ
praised the spirit of the fraternit!
and asserted that no better STANDARD
could be adopted as the measure o
patriotism.
Without abiding directly to the in
ternational problems that must ID
solved by his administration, MI
Harding stressed the necessity o
preserved nationality in all three
his addresses.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-03-04
DESTROYER SINKS;
I DEAD, is MISSING
War Ship Cut in Two by American
Steamer in Early
Morning.

WASHINGTON-One naval enlisted
man is dead, 10 are missing ana TWO
are injured as the result of a collision
Sunday between the American de-
stroyer Woolsey of the Pacific fleet
and the American steamer Steel In
yentor off the Pacific coast OF PaAa'
ma
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-03-04

FOR SALE OR TRADE-S20- acre wheat
land IS miles southeast of Lethbrldge,
Alberta, " miles from r. R. station.
wild land no incumbrance small pay
ment down, balance easy; $40 per acre.
or will trade for residence property, gro
Gerry store or small Improved tract: Ad-
dress p o. Box 4S1. Goldendale. Wash.
go ACRES, u MILE TO TOWN; ALL
fenced; 10 acres commercial orchard:
100 acres good land; good water rights;
large bungalow; other improvements
Price SIS. 500. For particulars address
Box PA. Council. Idaho:
FARM FOR SALE-2O0 ACRES, 20 under
cultivation; family orchard; All neces-.
sary buildings Price $500; $500 cash.
balance to suit For particulars write
owner. GUST PETERSON, Box 141.
lone Wash
IMPROVED HOMESTEAD. 100 ACRES
cheap; house. barn. furniture. stock and
tools go with place. Write for particulars
Box 50. Merlin. Ore.
WE SPECIALIZE IN FARM AND CITY
property. Service Realty Co., kenne-
wick, Wash.
FARM Wanted Send description and
price John J. Black, Chippewa, Wis.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-03-04
NEVADA LANDS

Good homesteads residence REQUIRED
also s4O-acre Pittman claims patented IN
two years without residence an good
farm land with water for irrigation. SEM
si for maps and full particulars.
r. b. HIBBS. Lewiston, ldaho:
FOR SALE BY OWNER = 2S4O-ASS OK
stock ranch in Malheur county Ores
50 acres pIowed. balance in bunch grass
Fenced and cross fenced; running water
in each sub division. M. b. Myers
Brogan Oregon.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-03-04

cyIindar Grinding 4 speciality. oversize
Pistons fitted Parts made for all cars.
Crescent Machine Works, SIS n. Monroe:
TRACTOR and AUTO CYLINDERS re-
ground. Pistons fitted like new. CEN
TRIAL MACHINE WKS.. $50 n. HoWaro:
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-03-04
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sANITARIUMs

MEDICAL LAKE
The GilSey Hotel and Sanitarium lo5
Medical Lake; hot water baths ana Inuu
baths. First class cafe in connection.
n6od;oo1 Tolra Wash
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-03-04
ouIck-LiTE ELECTRIC LANTERNS

The amount of money you make y
care to put in ~.
Every householder, every auto owner
every farmer in fact everybody keenly
Interested. Write today to
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-03-04

nothing. but it is a wonderful opportunity
to control the sale of an article that VIII
sell on sight. ..,,<,,
You need but one days work TO snow
Won the opportunity of selling
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-03-04
Establishment WANTED


nm m Per mo. and commissions at
4lJL.UU Cleaner Co. salt Lake.
AGENTS GET THIS AND
THEN GET BUSY
This is not an offer of something ior
nothing. but it is a wonderful opportunliiy,
to control the sale of an article that VIII
sell on sight. ,,
you the opportunity of selling
ouIck-LlTE ELECTRIC LANTERNS
The amount of money you make is
limited only by the amount OF tlme you
20 Every householder. every auto owner
every farmer, in fact everybody Neeihs
interested Write today to
kwlck-LiTE ELECTRIC CORPORA
TON, 356 kearny ST.,
San Francisco, Cal.
Make $50 TO 5000 WEEKLY SElILiNG
GASOPHONE for Ford. Chevrolets;
wonderful invention rings bel when gas
low :adiustable; saves walk for gas; no
labor; no attachments; replaces tank cap;
Quick seller, $3.50; guaranteed. LipeIai
agents discount. Exclusive territory.
GASOPHONE MFG. CO., Dept. H. 70
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
J ~ 1TT1FsS16=I-01C7ATTGE AND HORSES TO
1 -
pasture good bunch grass. punlins
water all the year. Some tine o49 s acae
homestead locations here, with good UNI
Der. good bunch grass. Write II; ~ r.
Bacon Republic, Wash, or Lee Wynholl l.
Keller. Wash.
SANiTARlUMS
MEDICAL LAKE
The Gillxey Hotel and Sanltarium los
Medical Lake; hot water baths and muo
baths. First class cafe In connection
Medical Lake. Wash.
TEACHERS AGENCIES
| Teachers for II. s. science needed Alpsh'
Teachers Agency. 229 Peyton nlos:
REAL ESTATE AND EARM LIAAI NlOCs
Q1GrARTER SECTION BEST IRRlGi 3 III
ed wheat. alfalfa and sugar beet lana
laws fine: every foot tillable;. easy TO lr--
rigate, abundance of water; close 10 go o,o,
market and beet dump. Small paymen,
down. balance long time. Also sectlon o.
good dry land where crops are pountl-
! FIJI, to exchange for gasoline filling sta
tions. 1 own these properties ana an
retiring r,,c,rD
104 s. 29th ST.. Billings, Mont.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-03-04

OLDEST WELDING SHOP I'm Gil
We specialize on aluminium anu eyl
| inder work and all other auto parts.
Send us your work.
coburn G. Bristol, 157 S. Stevens ST.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-04

Jugoslavia Authorities nave
taken stern measures to repress
bolshevisrh. following several po-
Iitical murders More than 10,ooo
persons have been imprisoned or
banished as a result of these meas
ures
France-Henri Barbusse, the
communist novelist estimates there
are only 10000 communists in all
france. The government has taken
drastic steps TO repress them. Tne
Socialist party has split up
England-What there is OF the
communist party has broken up SO
that it is more of joke than ever.
Bigger section has repudiated only
London communist paper and has
withdrawn financial support from
it.
Spain-Reds are menace only in
industrial cities. In Barcelona, for
instance, they maintain a campaign
of intimidation, mountaineering, and
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-04

a class of applicants for relief who
apparently belong to the hobo
fraternity.
As a matter OF fact, however, a
large number OF worthy men are
out of work and are finding 1t in
creasingly difficult to maintain
themselves and families.
Islanders of generous inclina-
lions, who are able to help the I'M
fortunates and dislike to turn down
an applicant for fear they will be
refusing assistance to one who is
actually in distress. welcome the
ticket plan and are investing in the
little cardboads.
After an undeserving solicitor
has been given a few tickets IN
place of cash. it is the opinion OF
welfare workers that people of this
kind Will avoid Rock Island for
fields which offer better returns.
In any case, the tickets are now
being offered for sale. and for the
last few days they have been hon
ored at the Rescue Mission at their
face value.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-04
BY MILTON BRONNER.

London, Nov. 4.-The fires of boil
shevism are dying out in Europe
but flaming higher in middle Asia,
where they menace British rule in
India. A survey of the situation
shows:
Russia-St:il ruled and ruined
by the Bolsheviki, who. however,
have had to make many conces-
sions to capital lately, not the least
Of which is the assumption of the
obligations OF the czaristic regime.
Germany-One powerful Spar
tacist party reduced to impotence;
two OF its leaders, Karl Liebknecht
and Rosa Luxembourg, assassinated,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-04
''kEAL-OR-BED'
TICKETS CURB
DIME DICCERS
Rescue Mission Coupon Plan to
Protect Citizens Prom Peren-
NAL ~Hard-Lucker.1

Down and cutters" who approach
residents of Rock Island upon the
streets, or who knock at back doors
and tell pitiful tales about being
out OF work, hungry and homeless
can-if they are really in need OF
food and lodgfng-be assisted in a
practical way through an arrange
ment' which has Just been effected
by the Rescue Mission, Third ave
nue. and Twentieth street.
For 81 the mission sells seven
tickets, each good for a meal or for
a nights lodging, as the recipient
may elect.
Business men in the loop dis
trict, and residents of Rock Island
generally, who are often asked to
contribute to individuals with hard
luck stories, are investing in tick
cts which they are giving these ap,
plicants for relief
II is hard to tell the difference
sometimes between "fioaters" and
folk who through no fault of their
own are jobless and hungry.
II the tickets are torn up or
thrown away by imposters who re-
ally are in no need of food but who
are simply trying to get money for
other purposes, the purchaser of
the ticket has at least the satisfac-
ton of having contributed to q
good cause.
On the other hand, through the
medium of the tickets, a man who
is actually hungry and has no place
10 sleep. can be aided.
The number who solicit aid on
the streets has increased greatly.
particularly on Third avenue be
tween Seventeenth and Twentieth
streets. which seems to be a ia
vOrite section, much frequented by
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-04

Italy-Extreme element in Soc
iaIist party, after assuming great
strength. have been put down by
the Fascist, an organization of
more than 4 million men, mostly
former soldiers. These pursued re-
taliatory tactics against the Social
lists after every red outrage, until
a peace was signed.
Rumania-This country no long
er fears bolshevism. Wise agrar-
ian laws have permitted division ce
huge estates into small farms which
have been given to the peasantry.
Czecho-Slovakia - A moderate
Social republic which has never
been seriously troubled by bolshe-
vism.
Bulgaria. nation of peasant
farms whose premier boasts he
represents the great internationale
meaning the small peasant farmer
c,>ss, has no tolerance for bolshe-
yism.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-04

sonal appearance. Babv a.,
is remembered as Little NJ. osooFas
shine" and as The heron, 1 y Sun
OF other pictures. u seOfs
Baby" Marie Osbor,a
sweetest, cutest, most cn5a, Is tas
yocngster you ever SAW u,u'eSorla
life" Mr.. kOpp said in m.t ~ yoG
announcement. and you'I ~ aug tas
She appears in person IL = ioFe hs'
Of songs and dances. ana S = seFies
m2rkably well. First sha 4 "S re-
on the screen in her Iatss, appears
comedy entitled Daddy ES@o-aoi
TWO. which makes Won 1, namoeF
ali the more" ~ '0Fe her
The management of tba
Armstrong has not learna5 ~ Fort
OF her arrival to satisfy ssv az 9oaf
Quirles as to the time RAIN "a ,1 d
her mother and gove-ness IA. Slaf.e,
rive in Rock Island, as inr WI a.,
reception for the famous r chalp,a
to be held. 0A'la Is
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-04
FIRES OF BOLSHEVLSM BURNING
OUT IN EUROPE, BUT THEY FLAME
HIGHER IN ASIATIC COUNTRIES

and another, 4 Bolshevik highway
man, Max Holtz. sentenced to IL
years in prison; With government
strongly entrenched and red ter
ror no longer feared.
Bavaria-Commun republic
headed by Kurt Eisner oVerthrowa,
Eisner assassinated, and strong
government with monarchial ten
denotes in saddle
Hungary-COnservative elements
in complete control after overthrow
of Bella Kun's red republic and
driving Kun to take refuge in Rus
STA Although country recently re-
jected Ex-King Carl, its trend is
monarchfal.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-04
BABY OSBORNE TO
BE IN PERSON AT
FORT ARMSTRONG

Joseph Hopp, general manager
Of Rosenfield, Hopp & company,
has completed arrangem onts TO
bring Baby Marie Osborne, the
child moving picture star. to the
Fort Armstrong Sunday for a per
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-04

occasional assassination.
Middle Asia-Bolsheviki have
made Caspian sea q red lake, have
soviet republics in Georgia, Aver
balkan and Armenia, have Khiva,
Bokhara, Turkestan and Afghan
istan under their domination. and
have countered British influence in
Persia
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-04
SECRET GERMAN ARMYf

Berlin. Nov. 4.-The ministry of
defense denied that Germany is
preparing an armed force in secret.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-05
Psychic Research
to Root Out Frauds

The Seattle Psychic Research 20
cicty has been Incorporated with
Rev. J. u. o. Powers AZ SECRETARY.
president. Tho purpose Of th~ new
organisation. n N stated. Ia 70 ad.
vance the study Of psychoioeicai
phenomena on n scientific basin aud
10 prevent frauds The rrst public
meeting will be held Tuesday at SID
p. IN. In DagIey hall. university
oampus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-05

IN. HENRY osTn0M. or INDIA.
win speak at the meeting or the Min.
irteriai union nj the Y. NJ. G. A. Mt
1880 a. M. Mond1y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-05
1850 IN
this CITY
NEEDY NOW
$1,000 Mothers and Chill
dren Lack Proper Food
and Clothing. Is Claim

there are $500 heads OF families
IN SEATTLE out OF work and needy,
according TO statement 10 officials
a. the Social Welfare League by w.
n. Alien. i.adrr of the group OF
unemployed which has appealed TO
the city council for work.
Alien Declared that the basis on
which the league is asking the eth
mems Of the city for 100000 this
week 10 meet emergency needs un-
derstat>s considerably the situation
~ Il really H.
as!ooo MOTiIERs AND
CIaJ1 0REN IN WANT
~Ycu are telling the people thru
shc newspapers that you are now
cArtn9 for about isoo families" he
said 70 Miss Evelyn a. Gardiner.
executive secretary OF the orgsni
mtion. Z have the names OF 1850
heads Of families who are Idle. The
average family consists Of four and
: half persons. That means 1880
individuals. OF whom more than
19,ooo are mothers and children.
Who Are underfed aud inadeauatsly
o1oehed.
~But that does no, tell the whole
truth. Our Investigation made dur
me the last week shows there are
bstweon goo and $500 single men
ana more than 1900 women out OF
work. Very few have enough 70
oources TO carry them thru a Ions
unemployment period.
How does IL happen 20 many
Vun1n are out OF work. Why
since the first OF the year every
1otel. roomlns house. department
nooee and large office In town has
Gnmlxeed some Of Its women EN-.
o1c0esL With a large number Of
vpcnen Idle and needy. many OF
then scarcely more than girls. II
= ooly = question OF tine--a short
elmo at that until the city will
n1gV % It's hands another problem
- mece. scriid and serious problem.
= Pm CENT or SCHOOL
Cn1lOnEN uNDERNOURIsiikD
~Dtd you know that Of the sz.0Sv
pupt11 h the eight lower grades OF
- public schools % per cent are
uodesnouSishedY can provo IT,
40 eoeo Of the roster. or one child
= eevon. hces . serious dkease
monAce--<pbsrcuiosis Ia his worst
oDeDy-as . result Of this under.
neursshmsnt.
AHA = daily bringing . numhes
q ~ ensss 10 the Social weifare
1mguA = b ths agency. be sAid.
- vhsGA shs unemployed group
hAvo ~ utmost conflderos b<cAnse
= - prUvsd ttsef to them. not -
aoAor1ey machine but - . real
1x1nnG - tina Of very real need.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-05

the show.
other act. win ~: Tho Sterling
saxophone -Four. a quartz, OF young
men. The Gaudsmiths. comedy &c
centric acrobatic-. and Betty Eid~rt
and her company In a clever sketch.
BUNGALOW INTRODUCES
DANCING CONTEST
A nrw feature has been sddei 10
the musical revue At the bungalow
theatr. restaurant on Monday
nights dancing CONTEST win be held
with tho audience acting AZ Judges.
The winners VIII 30 presented with
a handsome silver cup.
Entertainers In the regular re,
vue Include Ruth Eden oilv. Ann
Alcorn. Grover Frankie. Jess Men.
deison and . chorus OF pretty gfrls.
Bates orchestra furnishes the
dance music
COMING SOON 10
THE METROPOLITAN
The Greenwich Fofiis~.s Q big
mussoai comedy revue from New
Yorks Hinstrious bohemian com.
munity. win be At tho Metropolitan
for four days beginning Sunday
night February isth.
Among the featured pinyer~-afi
Of whom were practically unknown
until the revue made i's meiropoi
tan advent at the Greenwich Village
theatrc-are James Watts. Ted
Lewis. the jaxx king. and his laugh.
Ing trombones'. Al Herman. Sylvia
Jason. vsrna Gordon. the Hickey
Iiro,hers. irene Olson. Suzanne Nor.
gan and Emile Fitzgerald.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-05
How To
Revitalize Wornout
Exhausted Nerves

Your nerve power depends on
plenty Of good. rich. red blood %
the kind that organic irob--Nustsd
fron~-helps make kusated Iron u
like the iron In your blood and like
the iron In spinach, ientilH ana ap.
pies, while metallic iron IL iron just
a. ID comss from the action OF strons
aeids an iron filings, huxsted Iron
does not injure the teeth nor upset
the stomach. n Ia an entirely diffar-
snt thing from ordinary mstaiilc
iron. IL quickly helps make rich.
red blood. revttaliso wornout ss-
sirsnsth and snersy. Over 1. ooe 600
people annually are using u. Be
ware Of substitutes. Always insist
upon having genuine organic iron
RuxAtsa Iron Look for the letters
n l. on every tablet Sold BY all
druggists.
E9z !:;N|!a:i; ,! M:G|:::!;:!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-05

CALIFORNIA; ARIA b rs tinrs thai
81 aaTachuyctts-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-05

Heads New
Moore Bill
Famous Annette to Giue
Fancy Swimming and
Diving Exhibitions

Annette Kciiarman. famous the
world over for her aquatic ability.
holds the most prominent SPOT on
the orphsum vaudeville bill which
opens Sunday afternoon Al the
Moore.
Atlas Kellerman win rive fancy
swimming and diving exhibitions,
She viii also appear In some special
dancing numbers. With her VIII BE-
seen walter Hastings and the team
OF Alton and Alien.
other acts on the btu include
stuart Barnes, singing comedian,
voke- and pon--the latter n dos,
Janet and Frances In song numbers;
Flo and ollie Walters In songa and
dances, Ramsdeils and pcyo In a
terpsichorean offering. and The Tus.
cans. clever jusrlerr.
WILKES TO PRESENT
OWEN DAVIS DRAMA
Thomas Wilkes viii present FOR
the attraction next week 81 the
Wilkes stock company at the Wilkes
theatre. owen Davis famous suocess.
Forever After Alice nrady starred
In this play at the Central theatre In
New York for wonderful and sue.
cessful run. This II the first time
that the play has ever been offered
on tho Pacific coast.
The play deals with the love Of a
poor boy In small Vermont village
and bis schoolgirl sweetheart. their
long separation due to tho opposition
Of her parents and their final ~.
union In French hospital
There win be matinees Sunday.
"Wednesday ard Saturday.
GAy COMEDY At
LEWIS ORrHElM
Pretty musical numbers and lively
comedy scenes prcdom.natc In The
whlri Of Piuasur-." the new musical
comedy which opens Saturday after
noon at L.sy's orpheum.
IA usual. Lew White. Oscar Ger
ard and Eddie White will b. seen 10
tho lesIinx comedy parts. while
Ruby I/nx and Billie bingham win
appear To advantage In tho leading
feminine roles.
Ted Ullnark. In q big number with
tho girls. will have tn, featured
musical offcrinr. while Mlss Binx.
ham will sing Ohio and Miss Lang
viii head q big number In which the
entire chorus takes part
MUSICAL. ACT T0Ps
PALACE HIP Hill.
The Sax Royal Hunnars . sext-s
Of stunning women musicians. tops
the new program which opens sun
day at the Palace Hip.
Another headline Offering win b
presented by I'd Lorraine m his
dramatic playiet. Into the Light
Wells ard De vcrrx viii offer .
yofiy neianee q comedy and sonEs.
Diversions Of issi- L. . musical
act offered by wnls Norton and
Ethel Wilson
Cnryssie and Ryan vsl Appear n
sons and fAncs criginailtisA
-Maruoned Hearts.- . phoeoplAy.
opens the show.
MUSICAL COMEDY
TEAM At PAN
Guy sampseI ana Lny lombard.
said TO have one Of the smartsst
and best presented musical comedy
diversions Of the ycAr. VIII headline
the new weeks bin Mt the Pan
taxes. beginning Monday matinee.
They are former musical comedy
favorites.
Tom Kelly. always a favorits with
Psntages audiences. viii come next
week with q fund OF new stories
and repertoire of new songA
ToreIii's Comedy Circus. intro
ducing a pretty girl and a group
Of ponies dogs and . mule come.
dienne. Bessie In expected 70 pro
vtt~ o~~ ~ shs INN niext features Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-05
COMING SOON 10
THE METROPOLITAN

EDWIN r. GUTHRIE. professor
OF Psychology at the university. viii
speak on Mentality Tests" at a con.