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when both the suits are major The dec]arer
Should have passed up the spade take-out in
the first place. The return to no-trumps
denies any assistance for the spades. whereas
the dealer holds two honors.
POKER
Question-On the call shows straight,
ace to five, while shows straight, nine
to king Which wins? A bets he is ace high
as against king high.-L W.
Answer straight runs from the smallest
card to the highest. AS straight is five high.
as against BIS king high. When the ace is
used to fill out run below the deuce it is
no longer higher than a king
Question-Two players are spadng out for
a dollar throw In drawing cards one Of
those given to A is accidentally turned over
by the dealer 1t is the spade king. bets
that card goes for the high spade, although
he cannot take it for the betting on the pot.
L. NJ. B.
Answer-A is in error as the high spade
must be decided by the cards in the players
hand, and the spade king was never par:
of AS hand
RUSSIAN BANK
Question-There are a great many plays
made in rapid succession by A, who finally
places his finger On the eight of hearts, which
can be played on the nine of clubs, but at the
same time the spade seven has been an
covered and could go on the foundation.
calls stop A bets it is not stop until he
moves the eight OF heasts.-G. l. 2.
Answer-B is correct. The act of placing
the fingers on card which is not playable on
the foundations, while there is another card
that is so playable, establishes tie stop
CRIBBAGE
Question-Two cards are turned uo for the
starter. Must It be the higher Mira. {.
Answer-If the dealer made the error, tho
non-deaier can take his choice for the startef-
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he had TO hold down the lid in DODGE
the lid. Pat was up for recollection, and word
went out that ne was to be beaten, bv fair
means Or foul.
"Bat' Masterson heard the run1ors that
We're rife on Front Street. which was Dodge's
Broadway, and he decided that the town could
not afford to let SO good man as Pat be
beaten. So he sent out word regardinp the
political crisis in Dodge and on Election Dav
he had assembled cotelie of gunfighters
ready to uphold law and order WYATT Earp
came up from the Southwest to help his
friends, Pat and "Bat" There were Charley
Bassett, Luke Short, Neal Brown and others.
including ''Bat'' hmself-all ready to min in
the bud anything that looked like an attempt
to count out' Pat Shugrue. The little black
smith went back into Office in triumph. as the
formidable body of gunfghters overawed
those who had political trickery in mind.
At the time "Bat' held down the posts of
Sheriff and marshal at Dodge, Front Street,
Which was divided by the Santa Fe tracks was
hned with saloons and gambling houses MANY
professional gamblers had come to Dodge City
TO prey on the cowpunchers who generally
were paid off ON reaching the end of the trail
and VINO were generally Cleaned out" in
lew hours, or, at the most, few days. Fights
were many, and they were all for blood The
burying ground near the edge of the town
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06
Adventurous Career of the NeW York Deputu
United States Marshal and Editor, Who Start
ed Life as Buffalo Hunter and Fought When
One of the Classics of Warfare in the West

the audience was as quiet as mice and as grave
as owls After he had spoken about five min
utes and was getting warmed up to his SUBJ
ject he made assertion which sounded a
little fishy, and some one back in the audience
burted out: That's damned le.' The speak
halted in his discourse and looked at Mas
terson, who arose, and drawing two six-shoot-
ers looked the audience over as if trying to
locate the offender. Laying the guns on the
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a heart, club and spade or two spades and
a club. If B ducks AS spade lead, VS. cover
holds and he leads a diamond, allowing to
lead the heart queen, Y discarling a spade
When A leads the spade again covers again
Now B wins and loses club and spade at the
end
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06
lVELY DAYS IN DODGE WITH BAT A1ASTERSON
The Death OF Bat" Recalls His Career ", the
Little Kansas TotUn, Where History Was Writ
ten With The Six-ShOoter arad Where Nezv EDi
taphs Were Required for Boot Hiu,'' the Ap-
propriately Named Town Cemetery, Euery Day

"Young TELLER consider yourself under ar
rist."
Generally the cowboy considered himself
that waN, hut X he showed the slightest ind
cation of resistance he was -clasped in the
blacksmith's iron embrace and uelieve( of his
weapons before he had time to draw
30 strict WAS Pat Shugrue IN hewing to the
line of duty that the liberal element in Dutire
City became RESTLESS under the pressure of
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made on such cards as AS they lead the part
ner into trouble.
Now, look at the difference this bid Of As
made in t-e play of this hand whes A passed
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06

Hearts are t'umps and q leads Y and Z
want sac tricks. Hoao do they get thenss So
iufion next aveek. ..
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06

HE death Of William Barclay Master
y son at his desk in the office of "I'ne
Il Morning Telegraph" a few days ago
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BRIDGE PROBLEM NO. 79
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-06
TWO GAMES played
IN B. B. LEAGUE
California Outclassed Notre
u. Dame And Yale De-
feated Iowa

The two games played by House
Basketball league teams in the Y. M
G. A. gym Saturday evening brought a
good crowd of spectators to the build
ing. They pulled and rooted for their
favorites in an enthusiastic manner.
In the first contest, California out
classed Notre Dame, winning by de.
cisive score of 20 to 10. In the sec
ond the play was closer and the re.
suit uncertain almost to the very end.
Yale defeated Iowa 10 to 8.
The next series OF games OF the
league schedule will be staged We'd
nesday evening. Harvard meets o. s.
u. and Iowa plays Notre Dame.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-06
BANK HAS OPENED
NEW SAVINGS CLUB

The Knox County Savings bank
opened the Christmas Savings club
for 1922 today. The bank has installed
n new system which will enable the
officials to conduct the club by i'm.
proved methods
f Payments on the 1921 club are now
being made so that the members may
do their Christmas shopping before
the congestion at the stores becomes
so great.
The bank reports that these clubs
are becoming popular to save for 9th,
er purposes than TO buy Christmas
presents. Many people accumulate
money through them to buy their win
ter wardrobe, save for insurance pay
ments, church debts, old age, anc
numerous other purposes.
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PUPILS WILL GET
SHORT VACATION
But One Week For Public
Pm, School Children At
Christmas Time st-4

Prof II. c. Koch, principal of the
high school, announced to the high
school students this morning, that the
Christmas vacation in the public
schools would be of one weeks dura-
tion this year.
The vacation is to begin on Friday,
Dec. 23, when school will close early,
and end on Jan. 3. This time, count.
ing the Saturdays and Sundays will
give the students ten day rest from
their school work.
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esuasrs in Con stantInopIe.

And then the beggars! They are at
every turn In COnstantlnople. For the
most part, they are Armenians. They
follow . person for great distances,
whining and crying. Some Of them
carry, deformed babies, probably
rented, as 1t seems unlikely that et-
cry beggar could have deformed
child. Many make their children lie
in the street on wet pavements and
pretend to be asleep to excite the pity
Of the passerby and thus secure bak-
sheesh
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-06
LOCAL SCENES ARE:
TO Be PRESENTED
Movies Made By Iden To Be
Shown At The Vine Theatre
This Week

The motion pictures recently pro.
duced by Raymond Tden of this city,
showing the Kenyon-W football
game the Mississippi Valley Tubercu-
losis delegates attending session at
the Ohio State isanatorium, the Mt.
Vernon high school students and 9th.
ers, will be offered to the public at
the Vine theatre on Wednesday and
Thursday of this week.
Complimentary tickets are to be CIV
Ell high school pupils and Kenyon
students, it was announced today.
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MRS. NELLIE MYERS
DIES NEAR LOCK

LOCK-, Dec. 5-Mrs. Nellie Myers,
aged so years, died at 10 O'Clock Sat.
urday morning at her home near here
after an extended illness of dropsy.
She leaves one daughter. Mrs. Per.
kins of Amity.
F9neral services were held at
orpck this afternoon, Rev. r. H
Long Of Centerburg officiating. Burial
was made In the Centerburg cemetery
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-06
"Pape's Cold Compound" IS
Quickest Relief Known

Don't stay stuffed upl Quit blow.
ing and snuffling! 4 dose OF
"Pape's Cold Compound" taken every
two hours until three doses are taken
usually breaks any cold right up.
The very first dose opens ciogged
nostrils and the air passages OF the
head; stoDs nose running: relieves
the headache. dulinssA teverishnssss
"Pspe's Cold Compound" costs only
a few cents at drug stores. u acts
without assistance. tastes nice. con-
tains no Quinine Insist upon Paps's!
--Advt.
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Wooster Alumni
To Meet Monday

Members of the Wooster Alumni
club are to hold n meeting at the home
OF Miss Helen COlville next Monday
evening. 1t Is to be get-together oGl
Prof. Charles West. who is now at-
tending the Washington conference,
is expected to be present and speak to
the members of the club.
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Missionary Society
Has Meeting

The missionary society of Pike and
Ebenezer churches met Thursday af-
ternoon at the home OF Mrs. Bert
Bartlett of the Wooster road. The
meeting was in charge OF the presi-
dent. Mrs, Metzgar. At the business
session, a very interesting pogram of
readings and songs was given. Re.
freshments were served by the hostess
to the 25 members present.
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BeRnlngton.Cox
Wedding

At $3.50 o'clock Saturday evening. at
the home of the officiating minister,
Rev. d. G. Coburn. on North Mulberry
street, Mr.. Ray r. Bennington and
Miss Mildred A. Cox. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Cox of Chester street,
were united in marriage. The ring
service was used.
Mr.. and Mrs. Remington will make
their home at 6O2 East Ohio avenue.
Mr. Bennington IL member OF the
Bennington Bros. taxlcab company.
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Baptist Society
Has Meeting

The Missionary society OF the Dap.
tist church met Friday afternoon In
the chapel. Devotionals we're In
charge Of Mrs. Doup. After n short
business session. the following pro.
gram on India was given. with Mrs.
Bcnoy as the leader.
India's Evil Trlo-Mrs. Benoy.
Solo--Mrs. Wootton.
Christianity In India--Mrs. Chal.
fant.
Duet--Mrs. wootton and Mrs. Cow.
er. e
Paper-Mrs. Bedell.
Tho Story OF q Nlckel--Mrs. Lee.
Solo--Mrs. Cover.
, Poem--Mrs. Goodell.
Refreshments we're served by Mrs.
Benoy and Mrs. crippen.
%
Box Social A.
Ewart School
A box social and old-fashioned spell
Ing contest was given Friday evenin,
at the Ewart school In Morgan town
ship. seventy-five persons were pres
ent for the evenings entertainment,
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urday evening, Dec. II. All interest.
ed in Sunday school work should at
tend and hear the addresses. Each
departmental officer will speak on the
organized work. Rev. MARBLE will
speak on township organization and
modern Sunday school work.
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Wednesday, Dec. 7

n Parent-Teachers' club OF the
* Second ward school will meet
n at 1880. Supt. Elliott will give
X an address.
M Samaritan class OF the M. p.
N church meets in the afternoon
X with Mrs. Elliott, 4O6 East Bur-
X CESS street.
M Southeast division OF the Aid
n society, M. u. church, meets at
sN 2 o'clock with Mrs. Walter Sapp,
e East Gambler street.
y The Country Home club of
~ Gambler meets in the after.
S1 noon with Mrs. John Mansfield.
* Southwest division or the
iS Ladies' Aid society Of the M. e.
Il church meets in the afternoon
n with Mrs. Herbert Rohier, West
X Chestnut street. Bring articles
e for the bazaar.
Sc Missionary class, No. 25. M.
81 p. Sunday school, meets in the
Sc afternoon with Mrs. Percy
81 Sweet. West Sugar street.
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MEETINGS


Zion lodge, No. 9, r. & A. NJ, tonight
at 1880. Work in the Master degree.
***The Carpenters Union will, meet
Wednesday evening, Dec. Z, in Union
hall; g{ {t4sy
/, s*~Regular conclave of Clinton
chapter, No. 26, RI A, NJ, Friday even.
ing at 1880. "a
--o-
**"Quindaro lodge, No. 318. I. o. o..
f., meets Tuesday. Dec. s, at 1880 p.
m. Election OF officers.
*%*Rev. c. c. Maple will conduct a
preparatory revival service at Blad-
ensburg on Dec. is at 1880 a. m. and
Z y. m.
s**Special communication of Mt.
Zion lodge, No. 8, +. & A. M. We'd
nesday evening at 1880. Work in the
Master degree.
+**The Knox County Poultry asso-
citation will meet at 1880 o'clock this
evening at the office of Charles Ber-
mont.
**"Joe Hooker post, No. a. @. A.
r., will meet Monday, Dec. s, at Z p.
m. Election of officers. Comrades re.
guested to be present.
90 ta'f it'
+**Mt. Vernon w. G.. r. U. meets
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. F. e. Hadley, East Hamtramck
street.
"+sUnion grange, No. S69, will have
installation Of officers and an oyster
supper Thursday evening, Dec. 8.
First and second degrees will be con.
ferred upon class of candidates.
"*+All members of Thompson Coop
er lodge, No. Z, X. OF p, are request
ed to be present at the regular meet.
ing Tuesday evening. Election Of Of.
ficers and other important business.
o.
"*@The sewing circle of the women's
mite missionary society Of the A. M.
T.. church will sew for the bazaar In
the lecture room of the church Tues.
day evening. Lunch will be served
and all are invited.
--o- al
s*sThere will be- q meeting OF all
teachers and oYiicsrs OF the Bladens.
burg Church Of Christ Sunday school
at the church on Sunday. Dec. 10, at
8 p. m. for the purpose OF organising
a workers conference.
--O--
+@'Persons who have gifts toward
the Christmas celebration at the Chill.
dren's Home are asked to eommuni,
cate with the superintendent before
Dec. 20. Gifts may be delivered al
Carl N. Lorey's drug store.
o.
"*"Annual meeting OF Knox county
chapter of the American Red Cross
will be held in basement OF public
library Wednesday. Dec. z. at 8 p. m
Election Of executive committee. All
Red Cross members urged to be pres
ent.
"+*The official board OF the Gay St
M. e. church will meet Tuesday night
at 7:30 o'clock Preparations for the
special services In January will be
made. and every member is asked tc
be present,
'"+The parents and friends of edu
cation OF the Clinton school. Columbus
road, are invited aud urged to be pres
ent at the schoolhouse on Wednesday
from 2:20 to 4 p. m, Cor the purpose
of organizing parentsteachers' as
sociation.
| o.
'''The Polk school will give box
social at Liberty grange hall Friday
evening, Dec. .. Short program by
the school. G. M. Barber and r. 1.
Jones. principals of the South Vernon
schools. will be the speakers. Ladies
asked to bring boxes. Everybody in
vited.
'ssThe Jackson and Clay Town
ship Sunday School association will
hold q meeting at Bladenshurg Sat
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-06
Officers Elected
BY Pythian Sisters

At regular meeting of the Pythian
Sisters. held Friday evening, the fol-
lowing officers were elected:
NJ. d. C.-Gladys Edgar. .. s....
II. S.--Pearl Warman.
II. J.-Sadie Hildenbrand. t',S
Manager-Pearl Trott
M. of II. e. S.-May Matthews.
M. of F.-Gertrude Hoffman.
Prelate--Millie Foote.
Guard--Marie Fribley. so
II. Difference Campbell. ~
Trustee-Bertha Church.
Pinnist-Estalla Months.
Capt ID. S.-Frederica Matthews.
Rep. to G. L.-Mary Herdman.
acknowledgements Thompson.
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Missionary Society
Meets Friday

Meets Friday
The meeting of the Missionary so.
ciety of the Vine street Church of
Christ was held Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Walter Grubb of
East Hamtramck street. Mrs. r. r..
Warner had charge of the program for
the afternoon, the subject being, "One
Fourth of the World In India" The
program was as follows:
Paper-Mrs Warner.
Song-Mrs. Van Wincklen.
Paper--Mrs. John Wolfe.
Song-Mrs. Florence Campbell.
Paper--Mrs. Harold Dell.
After the program, the ladies enjoy.
ed q social hour. during which time
refreshmests were served.
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rhursdsy, Dec. 9

u Homemakers class OF the Y
u Church OF Christ meets at 2 p. x
y IN. in the church. X
u II A. n n n n II n II II u
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-06
ACCEPTS POSITION

Miss Marhhret Clements has &C.
cepted n position, temporarily, in the
Office Of Probate Judge Duke.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-06
Necessary.

"Tom, told you to keep that dachs.
hund out Of the dining ROOM" "Part Of
him has to project into the dining
room. my dear when feed him In the
kitchenette," - Louisville Courier.
Journal.
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Z BOARD WILL MEET.

The city board of education will
meet this evening. Several important
matters are Ycheduled to come up for
consideration.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-06
DRUNK ARRESTED

A plain drunk was picked up by
the police Sunday night and placed
in the county Jail.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-06
Entertained
With Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Logan Knox of West
Gambler street entertained at dinner
Sunday covers being laid for eight,
Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs. En-.
mitt Crider and sons, Charles and
Albert, Mrs. Emma Tibbits and Miss
Emma Pope.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-06
Tuesday, Dec. 8

: Ruth class Of the M. e. Sun
+ day school will meet at 2:3O at
: the home of Mrs. Dwight
+ Ewalt, North Main street.
5 !. Mrs. Ransom's class OF the
: M. p. Sunday school will meet
4 in the evening with Mrs. Earl
: O'Bryan, East Chestnut street.
+ The True Blue circle Of. the
: M. p. church meets in the after
: noon with Mrs. Thomas Mur-
: rim. North Sandusky street.
Knox chapter, No. 236, o. f..
+ s.. meets at 1880 p. m. at the
I, Masonic temple.
i st. Vincent de Paul's sewing
circle meets in the evening at
I the home of Mrs. Thomas e.
. Taugher, 116 East Hamtramck
street.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-06

and neat sum was realized from the
sale of the boxes which will be used
as library fund.
The winners i'm the spelling contest
were Miss Dorothy Beckholt and I, l..
Hawkins.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-06
ENDAR
Monday, Dec. 5

The Sons of Veterans Auxil.
iary meets at 7:45 in G. A. X.
hall. Nomination of officers.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-06

Gifts that every woman who enter
tains will delight in are pictured here
and they will be all the more appreci-
ated because they are made by their
donor. A set Of numbers for card
tables is attractive and easy to make.
They are cut from white cardboard
and have gummed figures In black
placed on one side. On this black and
white background graceful sprays Of
gay flowers are painted ana the cards
are. supported by small wire holders.
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WINTER GARDEN
LIBERTY

Waffle keid's leading woman In
Too Much Speed" coming 10 the
Liberty Saturday. r. Agnes Ayres.
formerly known as the O. Henry girl
bccaurc Of her delightful work in a
series OF pictures based on stories
BY that noted author. She first APP
peared In the Paramount picture.
Held by the Enemy" Her biggest
triumph was In Cecil u. DcMillo's
production. Forbidden Fruit" She
also appeared in Wallace Reld's pic
ture. THE Love Special"
Reid appears ms young auto rae
ing pilot and Miss Ayres liz the girl
with whom he faiis In love.
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COFFEE down again

Highest prices. 4oc and 3sc.
Lowest price. eoc-
NJ A Hansen. 10 Economy Market
advertisement
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Meet Miss" nernice Bower. one
OF tho little. dimpied darlingu who Is
entered IN the Mary Pickford contest
now being conducted by Manager
James. OF the Winter Garden. Pref,
" little girl. isn't aheg Yep. that's
what We thought. ana then. after the
movie man had taken the pictures.
Thursday morning. Bernicc Informed
US that che" wasn't "she" at all.
lie was just a little boy who wanted
10 get into the movies. too. ana as
the contest was for girls only. he
thought he'd slip one Overland he
did.
Tho following children are request
ed 10 report at the Winter Garden
Saturday morning. at 1890; Bessie
Maiden, Martha Mcdonald. Gale
Travis, Peggy Stanley. Dorothy
Vaughn. Norinne Pearson. Anna
Newman. vivian Waters. Hazel Dun
ham. Laura Cooper. Katherine
Thomas. shirley Douse. Eleanorc
Dennis. rcggy Maddox. Thelma
James. Josephine Thompson. Viola
Earle. Marjory Wilson. Myrtle Jones,
Margaret Jones. Isabel Davcy. Ma
rion swenson. Carmen Backiand aud
Jeanne Kopta-
Pictures filmed In front Of the
Winter Garden during the week are
now being shown at that theatre.
-------------------
No man l. capable Of ruling others
who is unable 90 rule himself.
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COLISEUM

Anita Stewart II coming 20 the
Coliseum Saturday In her latest
First National starring vehicle.
"Piaythings OF Destiny" IN which
the talented actress II said TO por.
tray ono OF the best emotional rolca
Of her screen career.
The action OF tho picture moves
from the North woods Of Canada TO
the tropics Of Jamaica
The Bronze Bell now showing
at the Coliseum. closes a weeks run
tonight ~
STRAND
Buried Treasure the screen
drama now at the Strand. VIII 70
main until Saturday night Com.
mencing sunday. James ". Barrier
Tremendously popular story. -senti
mental Tommy" viii be tho cinema
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TopAy's PROGRAMS

IfpENTy- Taimsdge In
Lessons In love-"
WINTER ssHDIN-Msry rickfcrd
In Thru the Hack Door"
rOIISIt N='~rhe itrons- He'll"
ti.IM U~=t.iad1e Walton tn The
Man Tanner"
nun Maurice Tourneur's
"Th~ Foolish Natroos."
STRA> Marion Davies In Hurried
Treasure"
COIO>iAI~-siioeC Calhoun In "tio~-
ed Doors"
HIN-tonway Teefi. In "BuckinE
tho IiIer."
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CIJsNfNiER

CI.EMMER
81 uIitiSTMAs EVE At PILOT
~ BUTTE" II tho title OF the new
screen feature starring Harry Carey,
which opens nj the Clcmmer satur.
day. The story tells OF a strong man
who II cheated by Fate OF both the
woman he loves and tho one he
thinks he loves.
The Man Tanner" starring Gladys
Walton. closes Friday night
BLUE MOUSE
May McAvoy n the star of ~
Private Scandal" tho new screen
dfpma. which will open Saturday AT
the Blue Mouse. The plot OF this pic.
ture rcyolyca about a young French
refugee who finds home with a
wealthy American family. and be.
comes the storm center OF "A love
iangle In which the wife. neglected
by her husband. has involved her.
self.
Maurice Tourneurs ooiish
Matrons" closes tonight
WINTER GARDEN
Tonight for the last time Mary
rickford viii appear at the Winter
Garden Ia her latest success. Thru
the Back Door"
beginning Saturday morning, the
feature attraction win be meio-
dramatic production. Donovan
From Headquarters" Detective Don.
oyan. the leading character. In por.
trayod by J u. Warner. an actor OF
sterling ability.
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No man l. capable Of ruling others
who ia unable 90 rule himself.