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t cents and oats {, 20 :, c.uts. RIO.
''.i.h- med ~ 20 - cents
I" httr wheat yl"'i. H. noar. "a n" could
llat' iier the tour -: The chief rro-
'G 'NE states. promises only - OtI mr.,
H,. nous whereas 'lr government estimate
NHs was n-',rp"p@' bushels. Buying haso,
NstntF on vac IrW estimate carried IN.
I'.tet nus afternoon 20 tho highest u-lra
,nr faN Proht-iaE.ng on N" advance.
''"SN, was atN"... ami a sharp -aar-lcD
IA iio"r"ss A. ;hc lust weakness
NH''. bto.n.''l most ~ She tim" durir:
&c morning was aSc-!bri I'm tho maj,
10 .Nc"l,on' weather 'h~roughou, the
- ht't o. ~ w!nter cr"n belt and
H't.he5n kansas and Missouri Bcar-
,.H,@ho.t met IN" jam" government c-rp
i'Ei lGs tomorrow would not corn-u1
~. low private cs'!ua'cs.
''.N "Ni rh'7 averaged lover rcs,I.o
,hr nutH.n In wheat. Cr9p -rao-ts yy"rn
;.'!,fo.e on 'ofn end soiu"what iulgr"vci
." :" 80 it.rriuis az ,g-u c1lfl.u.J
large r-u,fsIius wo-s .ufI bIi, a. -, ~,
~ HnES som. oNport business
Iona. N futures r4LsHt be-. frf'pu..
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ing In the curb market today. ,he list
again turIcd irregular. w..h weakness in
several OF the higher priced issues. Sell
ing OF Mldwcs; Refining ana STANDARD oil
ot Indiana featured she market both
stocks moving OF about . points aftcr
making fractional gains IN the Hrst few
minutes. Other oils also developed a
heavy tone. Losses. however. were small.
Anslo-Amer!caa oil was Comparatively
tirn.
Trading In The industriais in the fore
noon was un!Iniortant. Goodyear Tire
showed a gain OF more than "a point over
the low record made yesicrdy. Inter-
continental Rubber aud Read!lG Rights
moved irrcguiuriy 20 slightly lower levels.
Mining shares We're :yaturclcss. National
TN and ffpston and Montana were steady.
Bonds were less active and mixed.
,f3I-lt ,f,s4 Htl and ua..I
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LIBERTY LohS noSp MARKET.
~ Trct'k J.. Noting & Co.
Investment Blankets,
". l.. Main =.
BETTER FOREIGN DEMAND
HELPS N. Y. COTTON Prices

SEW YORK June 7.HIna!caii.ons o.. an
Improving turstrH trad" demand were con-
rg'ag OF ;Soisys seton ,]n.ri.e,' rae.r..
.-3 wac ,eoEtE.!-S N cy!deHce that yes
trriay7 decline bad leI, % iirmer teen
tracts sod ny 90 1875, ar = po.ui. u.,
hl.her. They closed at 1885. with III. gem.
ruu ullrE,t closing steady al "A MT Id.
vance 90 = TO - points.
lhe m,arh-t ,un"ned steady a. an adj.
vance %! F.. to 10 pp.U,, on relatively ufu
i..'y'r9.. GhL.es a1G rsror'ed IMPROVING
Rrl'.'h labor troubles There was some
scattered Southern selling auG prices
cfs,i back 10 about q shade under la.t
Scattering .!gu!dat.on seemed to hYye
'LtilE We'll run Us cpurs" 90 the decline
Of thc precious day, however. and The
,H"FE.t soon turned sieaa.": on buying FOR
ii'rgpoo. or otEc5 fIrc!gJ account. This
S'tE'ra july uI 70 80 and December to
lp.Hts above last nights closing quotation.
Tho demand thtu t4.er.d on aud there
wtre moderate reactions during the al
Ing pressure developed aaa last prices
Me-" within OF S points OF The best.
Fr.vhi", cables said the h-meE tone Of
~ sterling. which led TO talk q. Wider
.itgfsNEc- hctwc-" Liverpool and Sew
l'TK. weather, conditions in ,he South
"ri j. !Jo.lrE for Il, good weekly report
d" ci"p condit!cls from the Weather lEu-
selling on. ms ogtiooE. owing to tue
Ghs.nce ~ selling pressure iron! ;hc
w.;h the Manchester mills closed be-
c'.s" OF labor trouble, some ihinli that
.H' haNancr IA iiNeTrgOl today was nagt-
= OF SgNsE!nS hedges against
stocks Ihcr" was 81 good Gea! OF switch
'iE from July a. 'dlsr months durinE The
closing hrures.
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STOCKS TAKE SUDDEN
BOOM IN WALL Street
More Real Liquidation Noted Than
at Any Time Since Downward
Price Movement.
BIG RECOVERY IN STERLING
Automobile Stocks We're Upset by
announcements That the Paige
Detroit Motor Company and Hen
~ Ford Had Cut Prices.

hy IL. L.. ItlTnInl.
NEW YORK. Iune More real
liquidation occurred ia the stock
market today than at any time elmo.
Tho downward urIcc movement, s,artc,I
ON May &. Today stocks wcr. .oI1
that 50 far nav. been holding cnm-
puratively stcadv II; v.s ..uin,
partly hv pools. bn, larroiv liz borLg
and trust companies mat have been
tied up In frozen romu,rci,I c~,dt,s
Thp public ls not I'm Tho e,ock mar
kct. either on mo I1,yfu, or ~,cliir.
SID, AuI man, ar ,h,. III.
risLt DO n..virp a., ~. .sa,,,, 'n
.r,..4 n,c s.u5.,. ,.t..
Inv mir neon. ~ 49,. ~
DR. mi. ,,a",b Tt. ,".. t I. m''""l'
i.i,.. i,,t'd a.. 49,, ~" ".'l.
O. h.a tae,.. ,b,. ,.r,r,i ..t'', -,
..,,,, So. -''. '"'.,'" I"'
,.,-.' ."', 80 ~" NY i'' '"'iHli.
% '' '' !"' III
,'I..'.'..
'' N'""""s speech
S'HN' reason IN" NhTt OF the
,hH"e hE IhHfi's NJ. Schwah
'I' h'fhe a. south Bend of most in
''S' 10 wan street did not get into
h' morning naTerf Iiui II was wide
PRINTED discussed i'm Wall
rect 'phay. Ssh"hb said INIT tho
no.! trade wa" suffering from the
f''N- IMPRESSION IN forty years, the
,NhHid output having iropped from
'''.pon tong 90 losH ;hau 1q.pppO0U
Ir'eas a ltew Industrial fabric !s huut
ru limos pi rigid economy G.rnuu.,
predicted. would ,eau the real ben
h .sam 'hc var. iir h.liovos tina,
sNising trade conditions iu Tin. long
rau wHl prove III w!ndfall for this
country bocaler hey xiii end a IonE
pcr.pd nl growing costs and uncco-
aeui- g~n.rI.or
rrrt l,a, storey. of A,cNls4u. on
'H. o,aor hand. gave IA. eha rehold-
,rv ~ his romuauy so,lr ,.r. an
oprapiue ncns IIe s..id The d.rec-
iore Of his company had plans 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-08

CHICAGO. Jane i--lfu!l!sh crop figures.
the wheat market upward today from an
carly decline. Tit" bu,E-. however. failed
20 hold. Closing prices were unsettled.
varying from =. cent not lower 10 a Ike
advance. with July $i@as. to sl.2l ald
september Sl.iss, to sl!7 Corn los, >;
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R|CHMOND'S POSTAL
RECEIPTS INCREASE
Figures show Gain, While Those
of FIFTY Largest Cities Indi-
CniN I'nlIinr lM

Figures given out by the post
Ciiiee Department yesterday SHOW
that. while receipts "a, fifty .. tho
during the month Of May were l.i2
less than ;ht receipts :ar he same
month las. Year. Richmoud hai a
substantial increase. Atlnnta and
". mphis were the only other cities
TO show an Increase of the nifty cities
named.
i~sichmond's perccutag" Of Increase
was the largest. showing 9.S3 over
the same month In 1920. The bust
ness done at the local post-oncc last
month totaled Sii3,095.70, of So
6I7.i9 more han in May. 1920. Post
master Thornton aid yesterday that
not only vas Richmond a leader in
May. but also in April. when II wa
ono OF the two cities in the %coautry
showing an increase in business
Memphis Being the other.
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cate TO Virginia the headquarters OF
tn" EtShtieth Division. 20 which tho
reserves Will he attached. tho idea
being TO retain as far as possible
the am numerical designations OF
these troops as were used during the
war.
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CDTTDEctTD an

NEW YORK. Jon" Mort 81 tho ycs.
r.on In "1''uuEr.I uiI was t-u on sim
nort 'r1m oo'r.."i.-ior houses end reHn"r'.
~ crude. bus lit- .u tho Ha, ro,lsir-
sales "@ii7'l ToCns-."ls and final p-l,"S
wcrN rcrr-tiv rulU'E higher 10 3 love-
Sal"s li.rQ rp--Hls prin" crude. 5.17'~
2 s1:: 'rlme sHrumcr yellow SPOT. 7a1:
iuIy. Us; September. rs: December. 80.
All hid
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New Fireman ouu,ioc..

Ernest &. Landrum qualified before
city Clerk Alfred II. Mcdowell yes
terday as a member OF The Fir. De-
partmcnt. He Will assume his !u-
ties at nee taking up the sax
months probationary term.
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NEW YORK BONDS
(souTuI.RN.)

Julc I. 1871.
~ 6 IS registered. ............... (bid) i)
/ coupon ............".;. ono .;s
a. rcgisterci ........., h.dl lGi
< -. CouBou ........... (nidp IL
Panama 5a, registered ...,.......th ill 20
-, a., 10 rotIunu ,... e.. (bli) 80
,r,.rican Smelling and Hcnning Js.. 1G'.
American Tel. and Tci. CIV. ts........ 81.
A,cnlson gen. "a
Atlantic Coast Line let is............ -
baltimore aud Ohio CIV. i,as.......... ca.
Ho,rlchoIn Steel ref. js................ SIS.
central OF Georgia Con. 6s...... tbidD slt4
central Leather .............. ssh,
Chcsa peake and Ohio cv. 5s.......... SiH
CHICAGO. n. ana Quincy Joint ISL. nI9
Chicago. MIL and 81. L. CIV. fHs....... CO...
Chicago. Il. ]. and pac. Ry. ref. Isl. 6ak
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-08

SEW ORLEANS juno 7-Rouch rice no
cell's same, Clean ..leS:. sales. 2.cSi
.Itpan at - t.e2a uookois niuo Rose at
'a,M3N. Rcr"iutg: Clean rico. 3.i,, pockets:
hrMM nmh nn---M M-n-hAnsnh
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nscuMoHn srocn mAuNEr.
Iurnishcd by Cnskic G.. bur"h ~ Co.
MS East Mnip Street.
Yesterdays CLOSING Pric"~.
"n> and Stnsc securities.

NrNt"TNtg ) NINsIH- l|I''--
I'll, aud stn:c securities.
Hid Asked
Va. IS. old c.. and R.l952 sgs
IA Centuries. "a.
Q and l.. ........l?Jl GA
west Virginia AIS ..lo3a IS
street Hallway bonds.
- 4 y. T.. Co., 6s.....l93b "a
Ma. Il. " T.. Co, 81. 1881 90
stree, hallway storks.
Nor. K 1iG a.. Co. 20 is
n r. and T.. Co. PA. TOO 35
Insurance stocks.
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Va. +. n W no - =.
u,u., aud Trust tonpupy Stock
Miscellaneous

'larus s Bros co. rfd.
+ p. C partici..... 100 loo
@ y (. and $. Co...
Std Pa MFG. Co. pf. 100 ioi
T.. l. n. $ p. q. pfd 100 oG5
Nc en-. pfd., $ p. C., 100 10
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PROVISION MARK rS.
SUGAR.

NEW YORK. Iuu. Tho raw sugar
iI,nrk"t wts weak and prices declined to
IN" ipw.Ht level recorded ia "A NGmher Of
year. Z mere were sales of sou bags a..
Portp RtooS, fer June shy mcn, ~ ~ FOR
,"nt'inEal. Raw sugar futures were
h''is' on covering ana trad" buyiug iBISi-
ness wtH un.y ~ moderate proportions
however. and tn" market advanced Oh
covering and trade buying. with operator.
inclined &" limit operations ana await dc.
Ns.nr;nenis Offerings were light and
closing u-lccs were - TO 10 points not
higher Final bids; July 80. gtcutncr.
BE December. Zsi.
Thofe were no changes In refined sugar.
ana huS,u S was light. owing To- IN. Un.
settled feeling In the SPOT market. Prices
'hnS"i from 80 20 so :pr Nue graduated.
h"Hn.l futures were irIu.r and final
prices NCr" unchanged 90 70 points net
hlfh'r HGs'1ass wa- 'iT.h'. consisting OF
tlnal BIDS: july. August aud September.
SEQ. cttrB,r. $50.
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MIsCEL.i.l>Eou, MARKETS.
CALI. MONEY
IL. ,'m-Nnr.A- S.rAL.t

NEW york. ilnc Monty on call an
tn STOCK INehtur' opened At - uHr
c"At: high. ~ prr cent. luw. Z per cent.
loans We're made a. - per cent.
flii" money Nas Gui-t. with borrowers
bidding - pCr cent Tor loans on mixed
collateral and rc- cont on lUdustrjnls.
Renewal, were arranged ~ : IcT ccuL for
an gunturl.los.
Mcrcen;I" paper rates ruled 1t / pc-
cent Tor tho hrst Jaiucs and ~ per cent
FOR Jess highly rated names in Longer
lup'u"lii"s. There was some business dpn-
at ~ yer cen; for exceptionally hiEh-class
names. Tho ruling rate was : per cent.
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SAVANNAH, GA, June 7-Turpcn'inn
nrm. l-',: sl.cs. 2HS: rcc"iris. .1s: ship
mrnts. i,o. stock. 9.iii Dosin irln s:tlrs.
S79 receipts. 3.i.i. shipments. - stock.
ESQ.,; quote: u. II. $50. l., a.jt: =. $50:
u. 1s5; ". 10; l. $50. *. To. ". $50;
y. d@l. VIZ. 5.75: WV. $50.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET

H~ich!Eon! Union stock Yards.
June T. 1921
kern1rk1' Fair supply 81 cattle on mar
~, Market slow aud prices barely steady
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Dry GOODS
NEW ynnE

NEW YORK. June ..-Co'ton goods were
oulet today. Fine g!uEhaius were or
de-.d freely to- fall, rrini cloths Nero
slightly easier. yarnr dG'l AId Silhs Gu!nt.
Serge. for dress goods sold steadily FOR
Iu.y-Scpt.mbcr delivery. Linens were
gu.t
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TIE TIMES ATCHS RECORD OF FINANCIAL NEWS

Good c0rn.fcd pigs anh shoats si20 So
MI southern hogs sold subject TO In
specti"n, ard when soft ard
OLE. Hs g.. -. ,~
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state to Get seth Headquarters.
Adjutant-Grncral 10 Lane Stcrr
yesterday that II is understood
that the War Department viii allo-
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Good Virginia calves ......... ~ .
Choice 10 az
B"st Southern calves ......... 40
Medium Southern ca!ves...... q 8
Rough and heavy calves.
,.N"rN dun Observation-Disclosures. a. 6
Fat sheep .......... 2 ~ .
Common 10 fair sheep ........ . %
Best sir.lg .a't5s ............. le4w 1875
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CT ri; Ni.iI;IiI:T.

lBy Universal ScrvIcc.l
MEM YORK. JuHc Following "A
slightly improved tone in tho early trad
Arizona republican., 1921-03-23
Salvation Army

in Peggy Behave, a new comeuy os owen Davis. It has just finished a successful Broadway run.
 Salvation Army
 Friday night, March 25, will be the Salvation Army night at the Elks the ater. Branden Brothers are donating the receipts of Friday night to help the Salvation Army drive. The offer ing will be Del S. Lawrence and Wilma Steck and associated players in the very latest New York release. Friend ly Enemies.'
 The many patrons of the Elks thea ter have almost unanimously voted Friendly Enemies to be the best of fering of the Elks this season, so the Friday. night patrons are not only go- ing to boost along a worthy cause. but they are also going to see a wonderful show.
 As a special feature, Brandon Broth CTS will also give away to some lady on Friday night. ve,y attractive ! necklace, conserva lively valued at $50 Make your amusement date for this week Friday night at the Elks theater. Ramona
 | Hurrah, Here's another new one. The Ramona is to have chorus girls con- test tonight and every Wednesday night from now on at this home Of | feature pictures and vaudeville. The | Ramona has tiie best chorus that has 1 ever been seen in a musical show in 1 Phoenix. and every one of them can do a speciality equal to many principals the management has provided a prize for the girls that will stimulate them to efforts sure to result in a corking good show. The prize for the winning number is big enough and fine enough to make all the girls want to get it. The audiences will be the judges, and it is expected that the competition will surely be very spirited tonight. The contest will be in addition to the regular show and will make the pro- gram a. smart one for this date. The entire show changes again tomorrow night. and Friday night will come the amateur contest, which is proving the
 best bet of the week at the Ramona Hip
 Scratch My Back is the comedy at
 the Hip today and tomorrow. Rupert
 Hughes wrote it. and there has not
 been made this year a better picture
 than this selfSame screen novelty
 Here is the kick to it. young fellow
 who has the faculty of doing things re-
 moved from the conventional and many 1 times just keeping out of jeS, sits in q
 theater. In front of him is the mos 1 beautiful back he has ever seen. Sud-
 denly he notes that the back is twitch-
 ing and moving as if the owner wanted 1 to scratch it. but could not reach the
 spot. This big handsome fellow re l called the time when he had been in similar fix, and he reached over anC l with his gloved hand administered
 scratching to the back. He opened ul ? the best sort of made to- order TO ? nance, and incidentally furnished tn
 finest comedy that has ever been dom
 for the screen along legitimate lines e It is a sparkling story and will serv , to bring to the Hip many who onl. 2 know the little shop by name. It re 2 mains for tomorrow we'll and vii , be followed by "Old Wives for New. ;, the splendid DeMille success
Arizona republican., 1921-03-23
aeI1lpdtor CHARLIE CHAPLIN IN
 THE KID COMES ID .THESTRAND SUNDAY

Charlie Chaplin. whom many know only as a big footed boffoon, whose chief claim to fame, was his ability to absorb and throw custard pies has made the greatest picture of the past 10. years. The greatest money making picture perhaps in the history of film making.
 There nave been many stories of the 9ost of the production of films The Birth of a Nation was called a million dollar picture It cost at the time per- aaps $200,000. ''Intolerance'' and oth- CTS have followed with extravagant claims as to their cost but it remained for Charlie Chaplin, the fool of pie tnrer. the man whom many affect to dispise because he is liked by the mass es. to make the first honest to goodness -.siilion dollar picture.
 The Kid took one year in making and it cost that amount to produce it. It sold for the largest amount ever broken every house attendance record from New York to Hongkong.
 Chaplin has always made two reel pictures. His biggest efforts to date have been confined within two reels Of film. This picture takes up six full reels and reveals the fact long known to his close associates, that Chaplin is not only q wonderful comedian but that he is one of the greatest artists in direc- ton stage craft and effects the screen has known.
 The Kid.- comes to the Strand fo, run starting Sunday and the man agement has arranged that the open. ing time will be moved up to Il o'clock instead of 1 o'clock as has been tho custom at that house since it frs opened its doors
Arizona republican., 1921-03-23
Matinee Today at EIks

Today is the regular mid-week mati- nee at the Elks Theater. The offering Friendly Enemies" with Del s. Law renee. Wilma Steck and associated players, is proving immensely popular It is decidedly different to anything seen in Phoenix and has set d new standard for stock productions
 If you want to make your blood tin gle, you don't want to overlook this great American offering It is such a virile, gripping, intensely interesting story and so well told and so we'll acted it makes you doubly happy that you are a real American. Even the usual Holy Week. lull has not dampened the enthusiasm of the Elks patrons and Friendly Enemies" is playing to crowded houses nightly where less pretentious offering would probably have suffered.
 With the popularity of Wilma StecL and Del s. Lawrence and the class o1 plays being produced. the prospects are that the season this year will ex- tend well inta the summer. Friendly Enemies will continue for the balance
Arizona republican., 1921-03-23

and Donna Isabers bright eyes are twinkling through the lattice. Of all these, the American novel is the most varied. Not more than half
 of them are about New York life: and not all of the other half are devoted
 to picturing rough riders making foot prints in the sands of sage brush deserts
Arizona republican., 1921-03-23

narration in a restaurant or at a theater.
 Russian novels begin like creation, in a boundless infinitude of gloom, and the author frequently neglects to turn on the light.
 Spanish novels are romantic in their initiation; so are Spanish American novels, which give one the impression that a guitar is tinkling in the distance
Arizona republican., 1921-03-23
NATIONALITY SHOWN IN NOVELS s

English novels, with great unanimity. begin with the hero's school days-or as one writer recently remarked. as we remember at the age of 12 minutes.
 American novels begin with a bit of scenery. You know we have so much scenery in America that it would be too bad to overlook ii.
 French novelists care nothing for scenery and are apt to set out on their
Arizona republican., 1921-03-23
Strand

She was the ruler of little European ..ase in the goth century A right up : -the-minute girl, who was so tired or nowdered flunkies and people bowine and scraping to her. that she fell des, les, ~~ratalv in love with an American ball nlsver. who happened to visit her
Arizona republican., 1921-03-23

matinee on Saturday, and starting Sunday Miss Stocks many admirers will have an opportunity to see her in her most delightful role, that of Peggy in Peggy Behave" new comedy by Owen Davis. It has just finished successful Broadway run.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-23
OUTSIDE THE LAW
 LATEST CROOK DRAMA

In 1915 there was Within. the Law Now fin 1920 comes Tod Browning with Outside the Law" an underworld epic. starring Priscilla Dean and in which appear Lon Chaney, famous for his portrayal of The Frog" in 'The Mira cle Man" and the Blizzard' in .'The Penalty, F.. A. Warren, Ralph Lewis, Wheeler Oakman. Melbourne MacDow- and Wilton Taylor
 whether this will be another classic of crookdom, of course cannot safely be predicted But the favored few who have already viewed this feature film, pronounce it a smashing human drama, world and the mystery of a terrific oriental justice.
 Popenfx screengoers will have an op- pcrtunity to form their own opinion of Outside the Law" when Browning's play js shown at the Mauk's Columbia theater starting next Sunday
 Bius Bird
 Tonight is spot dance night at the home of the best music and the best fioof in any dance pavilion in Arizona the Blue Bird. The crowds continue to 90 to this well conducted place because II is run On clean lines. The manage nnent exacts from all who attend the department that has marked it for sue
 
 acquire the Easter prizes for the tots at. home the management of the Blue Bird has change Easter special night to Friday instead of Monday. Every patron to enter the doors of the Blue Bird Friday night will be given an Easter egg. It will contain number snd the lucky holder of the selected number will be given a free season pass to Riverside which is soon to open its summer season. In addition to the season pass. the spot dances will be for white live bunny rabbits instead oi chickens The chickens will be giver free to the ladies who attend on Friday night.
 Coupled with his pleasing personal. , isy, H. B. Warner. starring in Feli, .0'Day. the production appearing toda, ~zf the arauk's Columbia theater. il noted for his fastidiousness in dress Nr Warner believes and rightly so. tha an actor should be just as careful re gsrding his personal appearance as h. is in interpreting the part he is playing This innmsculateness in clothes can b. appreciated by~alI who have witnessed this sterling actor in all his screel rsays. It is credit to be called stylisl nowadays. but Mir. Warner has tn nniaue screen distinction of knowin what 10 wear ana now to wear It. II many communities. MT. Warner is tn criterion for mannish fashions.
 Plaza
 The new World Picture. A Woma Of Redemption." is shown at the Plaz ;heater last time today. and in 1t Jun Elvidxe. the charming World star, WI he seen in the exacting stellar role
 A Woman of Redemption" tells C The manner in which an unsophistfcat ~d girl Of the mountains redeems vo,,rx man who has been extremel si.xolute. The redemption occurs onl After a. great many extremely execitin events in which the girls brains an courage stand her and the young ma in good stead.
 ..k Woman of Redemption" is mod arm. nlav and it is thoroughly interest ing from start to finish