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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
DISTRIBUTE $l63,7OO
OF THOMPSON'S FUNDS

Pittsburgh. Pa, April 22.-The audi
tors report in the equity suit OF Join
Shelton Williams. comptroller Of cu:-
rency VS.. J. V. Thompson. ct al. iealr e
with the distribution Of funds received
from the sale Of stock certificates in
the Liberty Coal company and the Wet
Eel Coal & Coke company was filed in
the clerk OF courts office here today.
The report recommended that funds
amounting to $163,70o be distributed
and bill of distribution showed that the
following awards had been made under
the recommendation:
j. II. Strawn. receiver OF the First
National bank Of Cniontown. $l19.-
2065I: George Moradock, $4o.80233. and
for advertising notices. Stenographers
fees and auditors fec. S3.s91.1o.
Judge Charles P. Orr ordered that tho
report be confirmed absolutely within
twenty days If no exceptions are filed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
AID To FAIRS
PASSES HOUSE
MEASURE or LOCAL APoRTANCE
Is GIVEN APPROVAL OF THE
DELEGATES.
state would Duplicate Pr4zes OF Ally
Amount Up TO $4,000.

WhrrnnC people. particularly patrons
Of the West Virginia state fair. Will oI
pleased TO know that the house OF i"Ie
gates at Charleston Yesterday passed a
measure providing state aid TO fairs
Under tho measure. the state. would
nav to any fair sum equal 10 the
amount offered in prizes by that fair IN
premium awards up to 10000.
While the Wheeling fair premium ll5s
will Dc greatly in excess OF $4,000. that
sum from the state. II the bill goes
through the upper house and becomes
Law. will provide neat addition TO the
premium money 10 be paid exhibitors at
tho Wheeling fair.
Secretary Bert Swartz Of the Wheel
ing Fair association, has been among
the active fair officials in preparing ana
working in behalf of this measure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
Have Yuo ssan . osyssr1

After spoutinE. n seyser Is as quiet as
Sunday IN a Cadana town. and remains
70 until the cavity fills up with water
to a certain point. then she spouts again.
1t Is much the same with bilious at
tack All goes well after nm attack FOR
a certain time. in fact. you can SAY
truthlully that you never frlt better In
your lito and perhaps on the following
day when the attack ~ on that you
never felt worse. II you arc close
observer you will notice that You had
no appetite before the attack came on
but nte as usual because It was meal
time If you take three OF Chamber
lains Tablets as soon rs your appetite
fails you may be able to avoid the at
tack-Try IT, For sale a,y all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
GROWTH OF UNIVERSITY
OF MUSIC SINCE 1909

Morgantown,W Va. April c2.-"hen
Director Louis Black Joined the staff or
West Virginia in 1909 as head Of the
School Of Music. there were less than
score Of students in music A statement
made public by him here to-day shows
that more than $50 students are now
taking music under the various instruc-
tors that form the capable staff OF this
school No other department in the
university has shown moro splendid de-
veiI rment or has greater promise Tor
the future. 4 number OF the products
OF this school have gone into the profess
Sional ranks.
When the School OF Music was first
started. q nttia space in WOODBURY. hall
sufficed 20 accommodate the students.
But the rapid growth OF the school ne
crs<,ated taking in. moro rooms In
WOODBURY. and-st length the school was
moved into separate building. This
building IS nowl crowded almost TO capa-
city and a raal problem in taking caro-
OF the additional students faces the UNI
ver<ity administration.
We have four general purposes In
mind says Director Black lin our ef-
forts to serve the people OF the state.
(a) To develop talent in every branch
OF music.
10 To give foundation for profess
sional musicians. either interpreters or
toach"r.
Cc) To prepare supervisors OF music
for the schools OF the state.
d. To develop the idea and secure for
music study its place in the general
scheme of education"
All these things are being definitely
carried out. The demand for supervis-
ors or pubic school music Is especially
strong AT times. many high schools hav-
ing 10 sond outside the state to get prop
erly trained instructors. but the School
Of Music is nov in shape to fill many OF
The demands OF the future. The School
OF Music will be in session At both terms
OF the Summer School. offering practt-
cally all branches Of music instruction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
TRADES AND LABOR
ASSEMBLY TO meet

Regular scmi-monthly meeting OF the
Ohio Valley Trades and Labor Assem-
bly, will be held tomorrow afternoon At
. O'Clock in the assembly hall At No,
ISIS Market street. .. f. TSartlehauSh.
president will preside and requests
full attendance.
t,pumber OF important tabor matters
will be up for discussion after |1tch
the routine business will b. disposed
o.. Reports OF several OF the commit
,ees will DC made at this time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
DIAMOND SALESMAN
: ROBBED OF $260,OOO
WORTH OF JEWELS

New. York, April 22.-Lured to jew
clry shop in tho heart of the downtown
district ut noon by what the police de-
clare to have boon a decoy letter. dia-
mond salesman was robbed Of gems
valued at $4,000.
Two robbers invaded the office OF
julius J. Rcingold on the fifteenth floor
Of n building at Madison street and
Wabash avenue while Leroy Present Of
the firm Of Philip Present & Son OF
Rochester. n. Y. was displaying his
wares They bound and gagged Rein
gold and Present, and escaped with I'M
set diamonds the salesman carried with
him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
Rarums Conference.

London. April 22:-(By the Associaten
Press. )-British mine oYners and Ieaa.
crs OF the miners federation or Great
britain will meet Prime Minister l-loyo
George this afternoon to discuss the
coal crisis The meeting will be held
at the invitation Of Mr.. Lloyd George
The conference Of the miners delegates.
which was to have been held today. has
been adjourned until tomorrow.
l,6ss,soo Unemployed
Official figures on unemployInent;
made public last night, placed the total
at l.6S6,eo0, an increase of 7l.20o over
Ia ST week II was stated in the coal
exchange that several cs.rEocs or amer
lean coal were on their way to Rritish
ports. that French coal had already ar
rived and that Belgium was releasing
coal for England. 1t was asserted Ger
many was offering coal at Swansea at
half the price Of the best Welsh pro-
duct, while South African coal was
going to Mediterranean ports.
1t was officially stated that 45 Goa!
mines had been flooded as result or
the absence of pumpmen and engineers
from the pits and that further cuts IN
train schedules would be effective on
Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
nu1r CROP RUINED.

lansing Mich. April @c.--Nan buren'
Allegan and Berries counties. In SOUTH
western Michigan. sustained the hrafl-
est losses TO fruit crops in the freez-
ing wcat her carly this week. according
20 the report Of the department OF
horticulture Of the Michigan Agrlcul-
tur,l college. made public today.
Early varieties OF plums were Vlr-
tually wiped out, the report says, while
S5 per cent of the cherry and peach
crops wcrc lost Damages to grapes
was estimated Mt 50 per cent. and to
pears % per cent. Early apples were
damaged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
GERMANY GIVES
CONTINUED from Page one)

propositions the German government
must go to the extreme limits OF what
the German people ca nfurniSh in the
way OF repa rations" was interpreted
here as an acceptance, in principle nj
!east of the American position recently
stated that the United States stands
with tho allies in holding Germany re-
sponSihlr for the war and therefore
morally bound to make restitution to
the full extent of her ability to pay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
PATTERSON EANou1r

ON Thursday "\cr.nE. April IS. a
father and son banquet will hc held al
tho Third Presbyterian church. Eiaho-
rate plans are under way for this cveDt
and no little anticipation IS felt by those
interested. In addition to the delicious
menu. there. will be n special program
with musical selections and readings.
and Dr. Samuel NJ. Gibson. pastor Of the
First Presbyterian church. will be the
speaker OF the evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
TAR KEITH ON FIRE

Al 10 o'clock yesterday morning. the
Are department was called 10 the home
OF william Ricbe. +?te Wctzcl street.
when they discovered a kett!" OF tar
boiling on the kitchen stove, which was
making all the smoke. Riebe had In
tended 10 tar his roof. and put tho tar
on to- heat. when ii caught fire and
caused much excitement. Nothing in
the house was damaged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
KING GEORGE GETS
$4,000 VERDICT
IN RHODE ISLAND

Providence. r. J.. April ga verdict
for Se3.o41.71 was returned by jury In
the United States district court here this
afternoon in favor OF King George or
England who sued the Taft-Pierce Man
ufacturing Company Of Woonsocket, r.
l.. for $4,000 damages alleging oreecn
Of contract by the defendant in the man
ufacture Of gauges for machine guns.
The trial lasted eleven days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
WRONG NUMBER
BsllAtrs Forsignsr Accused OF Using
License Plate Of Ono Car on
Another Machine.

Ale Sebulski arrested Thursday even
ing in the Second ward by Constable
Charles f. McNabb on charge OF oper-
atinS a machine with the worng license
number, was released under 500 bond
He will be given = hearing this after
noon before Squire Lee +. Dobos.
1t is alleged that SrhulSkt. who re-
sides in Brllalrr. has been operating an
automobile with the wrong license
plates This is prohibited by the state
laws and any v:olat"r can be fined
heavily.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
GALE AT LAREDO.

Laredo. Tex. April 22.-I.tnn A. +
Gale. an American. who recently was
dcported from Mexico for radicalism. ar
rived here late tonight and turned over
by immigration officials 10 military au-
thoritics Mt Fort Mcintosh here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
CYPSIES ATTACK LAD;
TWO SUSPECTS HELD

Special Dispatch TO The IntelliGenccr.
Littleton. w. Va. Apr. 22-Two sus-
poets are hold at Warrington tonight In
connection with an attack made. it Is
said. by gypsies on Carl. young son of
Mr.. and Mrs. william Cumberlidge.
The lad is said to have been Kid
mapped by gypsy boys. gagged and
thrown into an old lake two miles from
here. The boy managed to reach an
old raft and clunG on. Opal and Agnes
Hicks, school girls on their way to
schAol saw him and rescued him.
At tho hospital here tonight 1t was
said that the boys condition Is i'm
proved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
PROMISING TURN
IN THE ENGLISH
COAL MINE STRIKE

London, April 22.-tBy the Associ'
ated prcss)-The coal situation has
taken another promising turn in confe-
oucncc of Premier Lloyd Georges IN
expected action in calling n lreSh par
Icy and the fact that the conference
OF mineral delegates. the largest IN ,He
hI.,orv NJ the federation. representing
\ membership OF nearly 100000 men,
,odny voted continued confidence IN
Frank Hodges, OF tho miners union.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
GEN. WOOD AT TOXIC
Ship II Late on Account Of Trouble
With Rl1tnss.

Toxic. April 22-Thc steamer "enat.
chez, on which Major General Leonard
Wood Is coming to japan on his way &c
Manila, where nc will investigate con-
litions as tho representative OF FRESH
dent Harding. Is expected to dock here
Sunday morning. two days late as re-
suit OF engine trouble.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
wonAH Wrs GOLF CUP

Rurhill. England. Apr. ~ - Janet
Jackson. the Irish woman golf champ
ION today vol. the women's golf tourna-
ment for ,hc[cup offered b. the Golf
Illustrated. She turned in score Of
l5s FOR tn" IS holes OF medal play.
Miss !Alexa Stirling. the American
champion, made the SO holes In ISL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23

Military Plans Complete.

II is known that military authorities
OF France have perfected all plans for
tho occupation OF cities and towns in
the induStrially important Ruhr district
OF Germany and huvc formulated econ
omic penalties that will Re put into OPP
Grafton when occupation Of these places
has been completed.
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orsat 1ntsrsst In Conference.

London. April 22.-Dramatic efforts
on tho part of Germany TO induce the
United States to arbitrate the rcnara-
tons question between Berlin and the
Entente governments and the refusal Of
the Washington government to SIT in
judgment on the merits of the vcxinE
problem have lont new interest 10 the
conference at Lynpno on Sunday be-
tween Premier BRAND Of France. AND
Prime Minister Lloyd George OF Great
Britain. The expressed desire Of the
United States that there be an "imme-
date resumption OF negotiations" has
brought into the situation. new elc-
mcnt. and 1t has been popularity sup
posed the two premiers would merely
consider plans for further occupation Of
German territory and not renewal OF
exchanges between London and Paris
and Berlin.
The new factors entering into the
situation make ii probable that Mr..
Lloyd George and NJ. BRAND Will find
themselves called upon to make some
sort of answer TO the implication in the
United States note 10 Berlin that further
negot tons should hu commenced.
NRfliAn-v ronnlata
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-11-01

Chicago, III.
Boston, Mass.
Evening star., 1921-12-07
COSMOS" -"Jazzology."

Nan Trevelyn, one of the best of the
metropolitan jazz artists and dancers
assisted by George Raft and Dun
bars jazz Band. will present the big
feature of the Cosmos Theater bill
next week-"Jazzology," one of the
biggest expositions in vaudeville of
the delirium of jazz. Charles Nevins
and Ada Gordon, familiar faces in
musical comedy. will CONE with a
comedietta written especially for
them by John B. Hymer. with special
scenery, new ideas and the latest in
tabloid comedy, embellished with
typical songs and dance features.
Others will include Frank and Ethel
Hall. in Meet the Wife," a domestic
delight: Freddy, Silbers and Fuller.
in harmony songs and blackface fun:
James B. Carson, New York's globe
trotting monologist." with a new one,
and Margot and Francois. in novel
tumbling on stilts, tables and other
things.
"A Western Demon" featuring
William (BilD Fairbanks. in breezy
bit of action and romance. will be
the added matinee feature. Clyde
Cook in THE Toreador." the Interna-
tional News and.Joys and Glooms. in
cartoon reflections. will complete the
bill at all performances.
This weeks excellent bill will be
presented Sunday, starting at pm.
Evening star., 1921-12-07
Observation-Disclosures
Macdonald and Harold LLOYD.

Beginning Sunday afternoon. Gram
dalrs Metropolitan Theater will pre-
sent a double feature bill-First Ma
tionars latest starring vehicle for
Katherine Macdonald, "Her Social
Value" and three-reel farce, "Never
Weaken" with Harold Lloyd as the
star. The former traces the expert.
ences of q salesgirl who marries into
society and Is judged in her new sur
roundings solely upon basis of her
social value. The climax Is said to be
one Of great appeal. Never Weaken"
takes Harold Lloyd up to the twelfth
story of q skyscraper in course of
construction. where he has an excit-
Ing time riding around on swinging
beams and performing other hazard
Gus feats.
Evening star., 1921-12-07
PALACE-"Get-Rich. Quick Wal
liugford."

'Get-Rich-Q Quick wallingford." Cos
mopolitan's screen version Of the ia
nous stories by George Randolph
Chester and the play by George NJ.
Cohan will be shown at Loew's Pal
ace Theater next full week, beginning
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. 1t has
been directed by Frank Borzage. who
>made the screen version of "Humor-
esque." Its cast is headed by Sam.
Hardy, recently seen in support of
Miss LenOre Uric in "kikP': Norman.
Kerry. Doris Kenyon. Diana Allen
and many others.
The story concerns the financeering
adventures Of Get Rich Quick" Wall
ingford and his companion in-a -adven-
ture. "Blackie" Daw.
Evening star., 1921-12-07
CRANDALL,s-"Home Talent. !"

Home Talent" Mack Sennett's trav-
iayson, Charlie Murray and Phyllis
Haver are cast. will be shown, the
first three days OF next week. begin
ming Sunday afternoon at 8. together
with two-reel dramalet. "The North
ern Trail" featuring Lewis s. Stone !:
Wednesday and Thursday, Harry T.
Morey, Kathlyn Williams. Faire Bin
ney and others. in "A Mans Home
with Mack Sennett's farce, Love and
Doughnuts"; Friday and Saturday.
Morals" starring May McAvoy, the
story of an odd young woman who
escapes to London from a harem of
the far east.
Evening star., 1921-12-07
B, F. KHITH'S-Belle Baker.

Belle Baker will lead the vaude-
VILE at B. F. Keith's Theater next
week. with Ella Retford.. the English
character comedienne, as the stellar
Connell will be heard in "Trills and
Frills." and Mr.. and Mrs. Coburn will
play Loneliness" "tragi-face" conf
edy by George V. Hobart. Others will
be Bert and Betty Wheeler. in Bits
of Everything; the Marmein sisters
and company, in drama dance;
Fietro, the piano accordionist: Roy
and Arthur, and the usual house fea-
lures,
Sunday at 3 and 8:15 the current
bill, offering Babe" Ruth, Wellington
Cross and others will be presented.
Evening star., 1921-12-07
BELAsco- -oChuckles Of 1921" !"

Clark and Mccullough. in "Chuckles
of 1921" said to be the largest act
in vaudeville. will headline the pro-
gram at the Shubert Belasco begin
ming Sunday afternoon. The com
pany boasts a personnel OF nifty
people, including q large number OF
pretty girls. and. also has for as
sistance in comedy full:biooded
include Emily Earle, Jack Edwards.
Pauline Anderson, Ruth Wheeler,
Charles Mac and the famous "cuddle
other acts include, olga Mishka
and company. late features of Tickle
Me-" in an original dancing concep-
tion, Poetry of Notion; Permane
and Shelley. in an original humorous
novelty. -"Pulley-Puliey. featuring
acrobatics and high class music;
Rial and Lindstrom. in Something
for a Rainy Day" and The White.
way Trio, in two original acts; Earl
Rickard, in burnt-cork humor. the
seven Musical Spillers. in rare har-
mony. and the Shubert News weekly.
Evening star., 1921-12-07
STRAND-Arthur DEACON.

At the Strand Theater next week,
beginning Sunday, the vaudeville
will feature the musical comedy star,
Arthur DEACON, In a humorous rep
ertoire of original songs. Others
will include the Les Silvas in sem
sational balancing and acrobatic act.
Martin and Courtney in Sparkling
Bits of Travesty." Pearl Abbott and
company in a one-act character COM
edy, silver Threads" and Jack Mar
tin and company in an oddity of
melodies, music and dance ideas.
The photoplay will picture Ethel
Clayton, in Beyond" described as
"a drama dealing with the deepest
problems of life and revealing the
untold mysteries Of mother-love."
Short film features will complete the
hill
Evening star., 1921-12-07
GAYETY-"Greenwich Village
Rtvue."

Entertainment Of the highest quail
-ity, with diversity in an unstinted
measure. is promised by the pro-
ducers Of THE Greenwich Village
Review" the attraction at the Gayety
next week. Touching on the timely
subjects Of the day, this production
offers something strictly along new
lines of comedy.
Frank Harcourt takes the lead, sup
ported by Tom SIENNA, Kitty Glasco.
Shaw and Lee. Libby Hart. Gertrude
Weber. AL Ulis and Ida Bernard, and
bevy of beauty types.
Evening star., 1921-12-07
Avenue Grand.

J. Sunday and Monday, "a Mans
Home" and Buster Keaton, in "The
Coat; Tuesday and Wednesday. Jack
Holt and Lila Lee, in After the
Show" and Larry Semon. in 'The
Belihop"; Thursday. James Kirkwood,
in "The Great Impersonation"; Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter De Haven. in
My Lady Friends; Saturday. Con-
stance Binney, in "The Case of
Becky"
Evening star., 1921-12-07
Of principals and = chorus Of twenty
Photoplays.
RIALTO-Double Attraction.

At Moore's Rialto Theater next
week. beginning Sunday, Anita Stew
art and the violin virtuoso. Elias
Breeskin, will appear in film and in
person. respectively. the former in
her latest First National production.
"Playthings Of Destiny" a romance
of the frozen north and tropics. and
Mr.. Breeskin in q series of daily
concerts.
Evening star., 1921-12-07
CAPITOL-"Record Breakers"

A great burlesque show is promised
next week at the Capitol Theater by
Jack Reid and his Record Break
ers." An entire new show Is promis-
ed. Jack Reid himself will appear in
his well-known character of the
Dope" supported by q large cast
Evening star., 1921-12-07
KNICKERB0CKER-"Her Social
Value"

Sunday and Monday the Knicker-
booker will present Katherine Mac
Donald, "the American beauty" in
''Her Social Value" and Harold Lloyd.
in Never Weaken" and Tuesday and
Wednesday. Lon Clancy, In ''The Ace
Of Hearts," a new Goldwyn release.
Evening star., 1921-12-07
Apollo.

Sunday and Monday. Jack Holt and
Lila Lee. in After the Show; Tues
day and Wednesday. Betty Compson,
IN Ladies Must Live: Thursday.
THE Golem"; Friday, David Powell.
In The Princess of New York;; Sat-
urday. Lon CLANCY. in "The Ace of
Hearts"
Evening star., 1921-12-07
C0LUMB1A-"Don't Tell Every.
: thing"

The attraction at Loew's Columbia
Theater next week, beginning Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. will be, "Don't
Tell Everything" Sam Woods screen
conception of the story by Lorna
Moon, co-starring Wallace Reid.
Gloria Swanson and Elliott Dexter. 1t
is described as "a vivid and inti-
mate story of the eternal triangle"
Evening star., 1921-12-07
ADJUSTMENTS
oContinued from Sixteenth Paxe.D

The curtain will rise sharply at
o'clock at night and at o'clock
at the Saturday matinee. No one
will be seated during the action of
the plays. Seats will go on sale
Thursday.
Evening star., 1921-12-07

London claims to be the only city
where typhoid fever has been abol-
iShed. y
Evening star., 1921-12-07
Carolina.

Sunday and Monday, Wallace Reid,
Gloria Swanson. Bebe Daniels, Agnes
Wanda Hawley and others in 1.-THE
Affairs of AnatoT; Tuesday, "At the
End of the World; Wednesday. Pow
erty Of Riches; Thursday, Wallace
Reid, in 1.-THE He'll Diggers": Friday,
Charles Chaplin, Mabel Normand and
Marie Dressler, in "Tillies Punctured
Romance" and Saturday "The
Princess Of New York
Evening star., 1921-12-07
Olympic.

i Sunday and Monday, Richard Bar
thelmess. in Experience" also screen
snapshots and prixma; Tuesday, SThe
Rider of tho King Log and Bobby
Vernon, In EXIT Quietly; Wednes-
day and Thursday, Wallace Reid, in
"The He'll Diggers." Pathe News and
Jimmy Aubrey, In Ills Jonah Day.:
Friday, Anna q. Nilsson. In what
Women Will Do" Post nature series.
"A Bit Old-Fashioned." and Hal Roach
comedy. Late Hours" and Saturday,
Buck Jones, in Riding With Death"
Mutt and JEFF comedy and Pathe
News
Savoy.
Sunday and Monday. "A Mans
Home" and Buster Keaton. in THE
Holt and Lila Lee. in after the Show"
and Ben Turpin In Loves Outcast": |:
Thursday. James Kfrkwood, in "The
Great Impersonation"; Friday, Mr..
and Mrs. Carter Do Haven. in MY
Lady Friends: Saturday. Doris May.
in The Foolish Age"
York.
Sunday, Pola Negri. In zone Arabian
Night; Monday. THE Princess Of
New York;; Tuesday. James Kirk
wood, In '"The Great Impersonation";, !,
Wednesday, Elsie Ferguson. in Foot.
hghts": Thursday, Lloyd Hughes, In
Mother! O. Nine: Friday. Constance
Binney, In 1.-THE Case Of Becky: Sat-
urday, "The Ten Dollar Raise" and
Ben Turpin, in Loves 0utcast,
Evening star., 1921-12-07
New.

Sunday, william Farnum. in. "The
Lone Star Ranger: Monday. William
s. Hart. in Truthful Tuaver": Tues
day, Miss Dupont, in "The Rage Of
PARIS; Wednesday. Earle Williams,
in ."The Purple Cipher: Thursday.
"The Lure Of Egypt" and Saturday,
all-comedy night,