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Evening journal., 1921-02-04
FIRST U. P. CHURCH
OBSERVES 21ST YEAR

The iwenty-nrst anniversary OF the
founding Of the First United presby-
terian Church, Third and BroOme
streets, was celebrated last evening
with a musical entertainment under
the auspices OF the missionary society
OF the church. The program was ar
ranged by Mrs. David McHenry, as
sisted by the Rev n. n Calhoun, pas
tor OF the church. The committee on
musical arrangements consisted Of
Mrs. McHenry, Mr. Calhoun. Mrs. John
Ewing. Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Frank
Maguigan. The program follows:
Piano solo, Miss Irene Glenn; scrip
ture reading, Dr. c. S. Cleland, phila-
delphia; reading Miss Katherine Bos-
ley: violin and piano duet by Miss
Ruth Schaffer and Master George
Schaeffer; reading by Miss Eva Fes-
ter; vocal solo. James Glenn; address
by DR.. Cleland; reading, Miss Esther
Wharry: vocal solo. Miss Anna Shep-
herd anthem. by church sextet; piano
solo. Miss Schaffer; vocal solo. John
Caffee: vocal solo, Mrs. Maud Bren-
nan: anthem by church quartet: read
ing, Mss Helen Cathcart: anthem by
the choir. and benediction by the
pastor OF the church, the Rev. n. n.
Calhoun
Evening journal., 1921-02-04
"BROuNs IN TOWN.

Success attended The nrst production
oi RE dramatic branch Of Delaware
Chapter, Order OF Eastern star, given
IN The New Century Club last night.
10 was hree-act farce comedy.
Browns In Town." and kept the
audience which was large. ia gales
OF laughter.
The acting was OF hich order and
the play was we'll staged. Several
singing and dancing interpretations
were given by Miss Lorena Morllock.
Miss Marion Grlor, Miss Ruth Jones.
Miss Glasor, Miss Marion Gillespie,
Mr. luNi1blc, Mrs. liuXiahle Mr..
stiegler, Mrs Edgar M0rtock, Master
William lluXtablc. Miss Marjorie
Morllock. Mrs. Edith N0odmansey.
Evening journal., 1921-02-04
CHANGERS OPPOSE
STATE POLICE BILL

At the weekly meeting OF the West
Brandywine Grange at Talleyville last
night, plans for The coming spring
work were discussed and orders sent
for the spring consignment OF ferti-
lizer. Some time was taken up In the
discussion OF the proposed state
Constabulary bill. The grange went
be shot-up by cupids dart as the
members are planning a Valentine
party.
Evening journal., 1921-02-04
Old Sores, Ulcers
and Eczema Vanish
Good, Old. Reliable Pet0rson's Oint-
ment a Favorite Remedy

Had 81 ulcers on my legs Doctors
wanted 20 cut OF leg. Peterson's Oint-
ment cured me."-Wm. ]. Nichols, 402
Wilder street, Rochester n. Y
druggist says Peterson, Of Buffalo, and
money back II Il isn't the best you ever
used. Always keep peterson's Ointment
IN the house. Fine for burns, scalds.
bruises, sunburn, chahng and the surest
remedy for itching eczema and piles the
world has ever known.
"Peterson's Ointment Is the best for
bleeding and itching piles have ever
found. ~ Major Charles Il. Whitney.
Vineyard Haven. Mass.
"Peierson's Ointment has given great
satisfaction for Salt Rheum. Mrs. j
Weiss, Cuylerville, n. Y.
All druggists sell IL. recommend IT, Mail
orders filled by Peterson Ointment Co,
Inc. Buffalo. y. Y.
Evening journal., 1921-02-04

Methods OF telling stories were ex-
planned 10 an interested class at the
New Century Club yesterday after
noon by Mrs. Floy \. Booth. Nester-
day'e class was the nrst of a series
held by Mrs Booth.
Next Thursday afternoon Nlrs. Booth
will explain tho Valentine story. The
last Saturday In the month a story
hour for the children OF the members.
This rlass Is for members OF the New
Century Club and for those who are
on the waiting list at thai club.
Evening journal., 1921-02-04
EYENING OF MrsIC.

Several hundred persons attended
the concert given last evening in the
Wilmington High School by the Harp
vocal Ensemble. Of Boston. under the
auspices Of the Primary Teachers As
sociation. The Harpvocal Ensemble Is
composed Of Miss Nellie thinner, solo
harpist: Miss Louise Harris, harpist ;
Miss Ethel thinner, harpist, piano
soloist and accompanist; with Miss
Agncs Llndsiorm, soprano, and Marion
Capelli, tenor.
This group Of musicians delighted
the many Wilmingtonians who heard
them. Particularly pleasing were the
harp and violin numbers.
Evening journal., 1921-02-04

Mrs. Martin B. Lewis, Mrs. Ramoth
Mitchell, Mrs Frank Keys. Mrs. Al
White and Mrs. Martha Evans.
The officers of Uhe club are George
w. Hook, president: Mrs. Mae Mort
lock, yice-president. Frank =. Keys,
secretary and treasurer. Fred A.
Huxlable, director.
Evening journal., 1921-02-04

as invitations have been issued 10 the
's' in Newark, Trenton, Philadel-
plla ana Chester. The committee in
eharse OF the AFFAIR. George Kelrlck
Edward Price and Irving V. Baer arc
making Efforts 10 make this the most
eiaDoraie dance OF the season.
Evening journal., 1921-02-04
ARTERS BRANCU WORK.

40 lho mooIlng OF lhe ArToFs BTanoh
OF the W. G.. T. u, held last evening
East Eighih street. the flower mission
committee reported having paid y
sick calls, giving 10 the sick four
dozen glasses OF Jelly. one half dozen
glasses Of Jelly and one half dozen
grapefruit.
Evening journal., 1921-02-04

they were last, and Mr.. Kurtz said
they would not like TO promise that.
but 10 may be less.
Other trustees who attended the ses-
sion in addition TO those mentioned
were: Dr.. Walter II. Steele, OF New
ark: d. +. Richmond Steele, OF Dover;
Hervey p. Hall, OF Smyrna; Curtis +.
Davis, OF Laurel. and Or. Rowland g.
paynter, OF GEORGETOWN, and Or. Viii
liam II. Hancker, the superintendent.
Evening journal., 1921-02-04
DESERT TOU. & SHIPS

LONDON, Feb. i.-British steamship
concerns are peeved because English
seamen are sailing on British ships
and then desiring 10 American ships
when they reach the United States.
The American rate OF pay is higher
Several Britishers have been fined in
court for deserting.
Evening journal., 1921-02-04
MUHLENBERCO OIEE CoNcrnT

Ihe Muhlenberg College Glec Ciub
VIII ne at me New Century Cub To-
morrow evening
This years program Is moro Variod
Than has been the case previomsiv
consisting OF pretty songs. humorous
shlls, Jazz mandolin club. novelty
numbers a quartet noted for har-
hlohy ana two good sololsls. The
Evening journal., 1921-02-04
JUNIOR PROM AT
DUPONT TONIGHT

The annual Junior "prom" Of Della
ware College will be held tonight In
the ballroom OF the llote dupont II
is expected that more than 800 persons
will attend. There will be present a
large number OF the alumni and many
upper class students. No particular
decorative scheme has been arranged
excepting the placing OF the banners
OF the class OF 1921. and the blue and
gold colors OF The college. Music Will
be furnished by Madden's orchestra.
The grand march will start at $50
O'Clock and dancing will continue un-
til after midnight.
Evening journal., 1921-02-04
nIc cAME sEAsnN on.

KANSAS CITY, Feb. Alive hun
dred dollars will be paid. for every
hank bandH Killed here. The Associa-
iion OF Suburban Bankers paid that
10 Matthew Clarkin. patrolman,. AMI
offers 10 10 anyone who kills a bandit
in the future.
Evening journal., 1921-02-04
YOU'LL APPRECIATE
THE VALUES OFFERED
IN OUR
LINEN
AND COTTON
GOODS DEPTS.

All linen Huck Towels
with hemStitched ends, Csc
each.
Part linen huck Towels
with hemmed ends, SOC
each.
All linen Glass and
Kitchen Cloths; 22x32,
59c each.
20 inoh all linen Da-
mask, $1.95 yard.
20 inch all-linen Da-
mask, $3.25 yard.
~ inch all linen double
damask, $3.95 yard.
King Philip Nainsook,
II yard piece, SAYS.
japanese Nainsook, 10
yard piece, $500.
English Long Cloth, 10
yard piece, $3.25.
Scotch gingham; 80 in.
wide, 45c yard.
Small checked ging-
hams; 27 inches wide, 2Sc
yard.
First Floor-Rear
Evening journal., 1921-02-04
cLAss HENRs sTORIEs

Glee Club comes under the auspices
Of ST. stephens Lutheran Church.
Evening journal., 1921-02-04
Y CIIR Dance.

The four-hundrcd and nifty club OF
the Y. NJ. II. A., VIII give a dance on
Washingtons Birthday. February 22
Decorations for the dance will be
unique and many surprises will be Of
fered. Music VIII be furnished by the
Original Six Orchestra.
A big crowd is expected TO attend
Evening journal., 1921-02-04
SOCIAL AND PERSONALS

], p. Nichols. i6O7 Mt. salem Lane,
is confined 10 his home With grip.
Evening journal., 1921-02-04

JAS. T. MULLIN & SONS
Evening journal., 1921-02-04
PLUS INCESSANT VALUE-GIVING

BY lproaby % SAM ef them naturally
u
Evening journal., 1921-02-04
ECONOMY
BASEMENT
SPECIALS

SO inch percaleS; navy
and grey grounds, 19c yd-
81 in. Japanese Crepes
in copen, pink, lavender
and white, Csc yard.
27 inch good quality
dress ginghams in small
blocks and plaidS, 19c yd.
All linen BardSley's
crash, 35c yard
All linen Glass Towel
ing in red or blue checks,
35c yard.
Fancy Turkish Towels,
good size, 35c each.
Large size Turkish
Towels, with blue borders
SOC each.
Evening journal., 1921-02-04
SIMPLY GORGEOUS

Arc you partial 10 wraps and coats possessing a
certain distnciivencss. possessing quality that is
questionable2 Most certainly you and for that
reason you will be interested In these handsome
arrivals for spring Never before have shown
more beautiful styles, such remarkable quality. And
the prices-Nel we satisfied that they will appeal
10 you much as the garments because they are
reasonable.
Evening journal., 1921-02-04
AR FOR SOCIAL FUNCTIONS

TAN CALF PUMP with medium vamp and
baby French heel. Ideal for general wear and
possessing beautiful lines.......... $1,000 pair
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the accordionist. and the photoplay y
The Greater Profit" Change Of bi'

the accordionist, and the photoplay;
THE Greater Profit" Change Of bin
the last half Of the week
kEYSTONE-"Th Telephone Tansle,
with Joe Bennett, Is the humorous
headline number. Other nets include
prise comedy, THE Monkey Barber
Shop" Charles Tobin, songs and stor-
les; BabCoCk and Dolly, comedy skit,
and the latest chapter of the "Hurri.
cane Hutch serial movie.
WALTON ROOF-Tho features include
the Christie Girls, singers and dane
ers; Paul and Walter Lavarre, novelty
act; Frankie James. singing come.
dcnne Delano Rell, songs Gertrude
May Tolcs. toe dancing. Wednesday
and Friday afternoons in tho Japanese
room. Special plans for Halloween
RURLESQUH
CASINO--"Bon Ton Girls" with cast
headed by John Barry and George
Douglas. The subject OF the show Is
satire Of the smart set entitled "a
Trip To- Fortune Land" Supporting
the principals are Collettec Batiste
and Lou Barry. not to mention a
chorus known as the beauty bou.
Uuct.'
TROCADERO-" Tango Girls" are
this weeks attraction. In the com
rnnr are La Bella Paula. danseuse.
who has an net said to be both novel
ana beautful. Among the Tango
Girls" are Ella Grant, May Fancy
Clo Briggs. and the comedy Is sup
plied by Dick Hahn, Lester Fad and
Charles Burns
MTNSTRELS
DTMONT S--Emmett weich's company
presents "Over the HIS To Mana yunk"
this week as 'ts principal burlesuue
feature. The whole show Is new with
n bundle of the latest song hits sung
Ivy Emmett WelGh himself The
Sidewalks or Market Street" Is an.
uther burlcSuue
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Guide to Photoplays
for the Week to Come
NEW PHOTOPLAYs

ANLEY-"After tho Show" a Will
liam De Mile production OF u story
Of the theatre by Rita Weiman. The
younger principals are Jack Holt and
Lila Lee, but Charles Ogle has the
part of bis career as the old door
man. buster keaton comedy is also
shown, and Henri Scott. baritone. Is
an added feature of the bill
RLTON-"A Trip to Paradise" AR
adaptation Of tho Franz MOlnar dra ma
which ts playing on the stage in New
York under the title Of "Llliom." The
story of n Coney Island barker"
Bert Lytell Is the leading man.
ARCADTA-"The Last Door" a mys.
terry picture, whose action transpires
between dinner in the evening and
breakfast the next morning. Eugene
OBrten is the star and Nita NaIdI
and Martha Mansfield are In his sun
porting cast.
ICTORTA A-"The Invisible Power" n
story OF regeneration. by Charles Ken.
SUn; WIN House Peters and Irene
flch IN the leading roles The prin-
cipal part Is that Of an underworld
character who tries to go straight {"
REGENT-"Courage." a picture or IN.
usual theme with beautiful Naomi
IhiIders in the leading role. sam dc
Ifrasse, Lionel Belmore. Adolph Men.
lou ana Alec Francis play other parts.
HnGe or the scenes are laid in Scot
"MHASSi pOR - Moonlight Follies."
Marie Prevost's first starring vebiC,e
IN which the former bathing beauty
plays the uart Of a mIilionaIreis
daughter. King BaRg0t Is the leading
man Thursday Friday and Sntur,
gay, The Rage OF Taris." with Miss
PREVIOUSLY REVIEWED
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some Of the greatest acting Of his
career. Thursday, Friday and Sat.
urdsy. "A Message From Mars" with
Bert Lytell
COLONIAL -- Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday Nineteen and Phyllis
Charles Rays latest comedy Of youth
and love: Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday, Tho Woman in His House,
with Mildred Harris. Thomas Hold.
ing and Gareth Hughes.
MARRET STREET-Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday, THE Sign on the
Door" one OF tho most powerful OF
Norma Talmadge's pictures. Thurs.
day, Friday and Saturday, The
Woman in His House." with Mildred
Harris
GREAT NORTHERN Dangerous
Curve Ahead" Rupert Hughes Inlmit.
able story OF newlyweds, played by
Richard Dix and Helene Chadwick.
The subtltles are a feature.
LOCUST-Monday, Tuesday ana We'd
nesday, "a Tale of Two Worlds" a
story Of the Boxer Rebellion. by
Gouverneur Morris. Thursday. Friday
and Saturday The Fighter in which
Conway Tearle ia starred
RTVOLT--Monday Tuesday and We'd
nesday, The Greater Claim with
day and Saturday Hearts Are
Trumps," a Rex Ingram production,
with Alice Terry
ELMONT-Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday. "The Little Fool" a Jack Lon.
don story, with Milton Sills and ora
Carew. Thursday. Friday and Sat
urday, "Oh, Mary, Be Careful with
Madgo Kennedy.
CEDAR--Monday and Tuesday, Won
en- Men Love" with a cast Of favor.
ties. Wednesday and Thursday.
"Bucking the Tiger" with Conway
TearlC. Friday and Saturday, Foot
lights with Elsie Ferguson.
COLISEUM--Mon and Tuesday. TIP
the Road with Sally, with Constance
Profit" Thursday and Friday. The
journeys End" .with Mabel Ballln.
Saturday. "The Habit Of Happiness"
with Douglas Fairbanks.
LEADER-Monday and Tuesday. wet
Gold" with Ralph Ince Wednesday.
"Out Of the Chorus" Thurs sday. Fri
day and Saturday, THE old Nest"
by Rupert Hughes.
LTBERTY-Monday and Tuesday. THE
old Nest" with Mary Alden. Wedncs.
day. "Cappy Kicks" with Thomas
Mcighan. Thursday and Friday. Ma =
mas Affair" with Constance Tai
madgc, and Chapln's idle Class"
Saturday. beyond"
FAIRMOUNT - Monday. "Over the
Wire" with Alice Lake. Tuesdav
"Icyond,' with Ethel CLAYTON. We'd
uesday and Thursday, The C;rest
Moment" with Gloria Swanson, and
Chap>n's idle Class" Friday, The
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revue, heads the bill. Other acts In
tluus Nobody Home" farce comedy
W IN songs, featuring Mat We'll Tabor
anu Green, comedians; Evelyn Bar-
~ songs and dances; Frances Dough-
eriN. comedienne; Mo Trio. xYlo.
pnone experts; Roach and McCurdy
entertainers; Chase and Latour in q
comedy skit, SILK Stockings" and
many others
ALLEGHENY-"The Cinderella Re-
.Le" musical comedy tabloid. is
the headlincr. Tho photoplay attrac.
ton Is dangerous Curve Ahead. I"
WIN Richard Dix and Helene chad.
W,ck. Other features of the bill In.
sLiu1e naN Hughes, with a travesty
and company in a comedy playlet the
lockwood Sisters, songs and dances
BHOA DIVA I--.Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday, Edwin August. stage and
screen actor, heads the bill with
sketch called Movie Madness. The
nnpiuplaN attraction Is THE Greater
claim with Alice Lake. Other acts
include 'Ih" Century Review mu.
seal comedy Shields and Kane com
edianR. and Frames and woolsey,
songs and chatter Thursday. Friday
and SATURDAY, n sketch with Eddie
Ray heads the bill The photoplsy
viii be Clara X. Young In Charge
Cross EEYS--Mouda, TUESDAY arc
Wednesday. Eddie Ray, comedian. IN
funny sketch. IS the headlner
Other acts include webb and Hall
patter and songs; Jane O'Rourke,
comedy playlet: Edith Helena. vocal
artste. and the Dare Brothers, ath.
letcs. Thureday, Friday and Satur-
day. Edwin August IN n sketch heads
the bill. Other acts include Brauc9
and WOOlsey comedy. the Four
MUskoteFrS novelty. and Shields and
Kane. comedy skit
WILLIAM PENN-M Monday. Tuesday
aud Wednesday,. Ralph punbars "reu.
uoHSee Ten songs, comedy and dane.
ing. including A regular buck and
wing are tho headliuers uud the pho.
rorlav IS The speed Girl" with Bche
Daniels Others acts include Jack
Rolls and Ruby Royce, entertainers
George Wilson, singer md comedian T..
the Two LadellaS. comedians. and
Jerry Gradr and company in a sketch
Thursday. Friday and Saturday, Lou
and Jean Archer in a sketch, "Tailor-
made" head the Bill. THE photoplay
VIII he The Sign on the Door" with
Norma Talradge
NTNON'S aides Of tho
Jury" an unusual satire with a cast
Of thirteen on the surrounding btu
are Nate Leipzig. card waninulator, {,
tantiue and company, aerial thrillers .
Nazel Moran, tho girl and the iarats .
Kern Brennan and Jimmy Rule. sing
ing their own songs, and the usual
Gins
NIXON-Monday, TUESDAY ana Wednes.
DAY "AUnabel' a miniature musical
comedy N three scenes, heads the
h'l' other acts are Norrts and Shaw.
novelty, Moiuot'" Duo. and Trosini
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Beautiful Effect In "Merry Widow

The program Of the Forrest Theatre,
where "Thc Merry Widow" enters on
the second and last week in it's up.to-
date form, has note which asks the
audience TO remain seated at the fall Of
the curtain on the Last act In order to
sec '"Thc Break Of Day at Maxim s.
This scene shows the entire company
waltzlng in the foreground while in the
rear, the Prince and Sonya, arm
in arm are leaving. The same idea was
used in Savage's original production,
but, now, by elaborate lighting, greater
effect is gained The dancers are en-
yelopCd in a gray. misty light. while the
Prince and his partner are illuminated
by powerful spotlight.
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Theatrical Billboard
for the Coming " eek
NEW ATTRACTIONS

wALNUT. in the Slight Watch, spec
tacular production, in whIcn snip "
torpedoed and sunk on me s'aSe.
Robert warwick returns from the
movies and OliNe Tell plays tue icau
ing role opposite him
SHOWS THAT REMAIN
BPOAD-"Mary Rose. beautiful Bar iS
drama based on q Scottish legenh o,
an island that likes to be N'sileu,.
Ruth Chattcrtuu plays the name part
Last week
roRREST---"The Merry widow sum-
tIous revival Of the famous Lehar
opera. sung as II seldom mas ca,o, go
with cast Of Wternatoua' '"'O'
Last week
sBUBERT - Mecca, gorgeous ana
elaborate Orieutsl spectacle WIN inu ,
sic. Successor to emu Ohih NOV
and "Aphrodte.' GLADYS h"nSoi,
Lionel Braham and Marina L0roer
featured.
GARRiCK--"Mr pm Passes BY. De
Ishtfm English comedy OF manners,
bV l. 4 Milne, with dudley psges
and Laura Hope Crews Last "eeN'
LYRIC-"Enter Madame" RroCit Fem
berton production OF stor% OF zen,
peramenlal art ste WIN ,,n,J fco. 90.
one Of the authors ot the play 'ca'
tured
LDELPRT-"Thc Bat. myster, play,
by Mary Roberts Rinehart ana avery
Hopwood. stu Heep.us auu wv
the edges OF their seats
STOCK
.,ra,,r,x nprPi HpI.SE 200
hKTROpoLi'",N, '" ~, ~ ,rscSaricar tnrille~
me Si%rn,, ,'.,,,ov,r ina, ,c isst week ,vill
whiSn p.HHit tn .t,',' U," ~ no Mae Desmond
nIaycrs Its features are snu"storW
and toreSt n, -, 81 N = snow
ioNe GI t"o 'is ,a %oHHtb
Iockcu Cao'h ]" ''' ,.....-. .,
oRPBEt N avn .nT r, W. '"Vn' ,Ia s,, ,,,..
by De witt Newing, ."sti De- ,ne i'l,,. "1-
bilious prOductor OF ,u,[,L,.'
players who nave severn ,,,.L'iiIi.1si,,It, ,.'iiIisT1
taken ,SnL,, SnoMS Suieb, NeadN and
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"Tanoo Girls" at Trocadero

"Thc Tango Girls with La Bella
Paula. the dancer. as an added at
traction. come TO the Trocadcro Theatre
next week. la Bella Paula has n roper
toire of dances. many of which are OBJ
tained from tho Indian tribes of the
West. Ella Grant. May Fancy, Clio
Briggs. Lester Fad. Dick Hahn and
Charles Burns are others who provide
tho fun and songs Of the show.
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bon Ton Girls" at Casino

The Bon Ton Girls" will be the at
traction at the Casino Theatre next
week. Their principal presentation will
bc n satire called "a Trip to Fortune
Land" The cast OF the "Bon Ton
Girls" is headed by John Barry and
George Douglas. and Collcttee Ratiste
has rho primn donna role, with Lou
Barry "a the soubrcttc and Earl Gates
as n character comedian.
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Ascho Intended mecca" for London

Oscar Asche, author Of Mecca. -
the romance Of the Orient now play
ing at the Shubert. intended to give
that play its world premier in Lon
don with himself in the role of All
Shar. the giant wrestler. now being
played by Lionel Braham. However,
the continued success OF "Chu Chin
Chow" another of his plays. at His
Majesty's Theatre. London. compelled
Mr.. Asche to switch his plans, and
SO "Mecca'' opened in New York.
Its present cast is combination Of
English and American players.
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Girl Girl, From Nowhere" and Saturday
The Fighter"
STRAND-Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday, Nineteen and Phyllis" with
Charles Ray in a congenal role.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday, THE
Woman In His House." with Gareth
Hughes and Mildred Harris,
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GIUIIO TTI-CASAZyA. Director
MetroDOlltan ODPTn Comunuy said:

'~-ueuse,H Rtvlse a. those who
ra," ~o' seen Mecca 20 70 Of once
lrd .,' ,us'r own owes at.I ears have
'"e.~ O." ~ 81 .Ormerr IN fhls
"on1r~rL. sli hsau'.fII prOturticr,'
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FNRTCO CARCSO. Lote NorId',
GrenfPst Tenor said

% Mecca - supe~ -'..s 'w s'S~~
Ua' 4 ~ 'hs most v.H-,s'nUs vr.
fu,''ON Ia"n oNn~ srrr. -o.'s-
moved an evening more. ! am go
'nE sEain ard again.
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wALNUT. In the Slight Watch, spec
tacular production, IN WhI'n sn.p -
Robert warwick returns from tns
movies and Oltve Tell plays the lead
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20

CHRISTTANSAND - See Trondhjem,
Christiania
COtOMBO-See Honolulu. Alden
COLOMBfA--See Haitien ports
CONSTANZA--See Constantinople, AL
giers. Alexandria
COQUIMBO---See Paita
CuRAc'Ao--see H4avaguez San Juan
DAHOMEY~-Se Africa--West
pA1REN--see Yokohama
DAKAR-~See Canaries
DELASQA BAY--Sce Cape Town
DEMHR RARA-See Trinidad. st. Thomas
DOMI&ICA---See ST. Thomas
pUBL1N-See Cork. Belfast. Glasgow
DUNEi1IN--See Auckland
PAST LONDON-See Cape Town
EGYFT T-~See North Africa
N ehtS-~see Paita
FAJARDO--See Areeibo
FREETOWN- N--See Canaries
FRENCH CONGO--See Africa--west
FRENCH GUINBA-See Africa--Wsst
FRENCH MEDITERRANEAN-- Span
ish Mediterranean.
GAlAIZ--See Algiers, Constant.nopla
GAMI3IA--See Africa--West
GHENT~~-See Antwerp
GlBRALTAR-See Marseiiies
G9tD CQAsT--s,ee Africa-west
GRANADA--See Trinidad
CUADALOupE E,---See st Thomas
HAN&OW- Shanghai
HONG kONCf-See Honolulu. Kobe, Yoko-
hama. Singapore
ILOILo-~See Singapore
}QUlQUE- See Cristobal. Paita
lQuITos--see Para
ISLANDS OF ATLANTIC WEST COAST
PORTS-~See Havana
IVORY COAS1'~--See Africa--west
JAMAICAN OUTF ORTs-See Kingston
kARAcHf-~See Alden, Port sudan
LAGOS See Canariess
LEVANT~-See NortEss ffrca
{lBERIA--See Africa--West