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The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-28
PROGRAM ARRANGED
 FOR P. I. A. MEETING

Next Tuesday night, February 1, being the date for the regular monthly meeting of the Juneau Par cnt-Teachers Association, a short but carefully prepared program has been arranged for the occasion as follows:
 l. Rendition by High School Or chCstra.
 2. Paper, Mrs. B. D. Stewart.
 3. Vocal Trio, Messrs. Harland, Fry and Nordlin, accompanied by Mrs. Naghel on the guitar.
 4. Reading, Mrs. J. C. Mcbride
 5. Piano Selo, Mrs. Ned Carlson.
 The meeting@ill open at o'clock and refreshments will be served at he conclusion of the program.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-28
VISITING JUNEAU

Mrs. Edward Hurlbut, who arriv- ed here from Chichagoff last week for visit with her parents, MT and Mrs. Richard Mccormick, is visiting in Juneau for few days MT. Hurlbut will return to Chicha golf on the next trip of the Am bassador, but Mrs. Hurlbut will re- main indefinitely.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-28
CITY OF SEATTLE DUE
 FOUR A. M. TOMORROW

With 241 tons of freight for Gas tineau Channel points. the steam City of Seattle is due to arrive at o'clock tomorrow morning. Aft2 dischareing freight at Juneau the vessel will go 10 Douglas Island and Thane and will be due to sail soutI from Thane late tomorrow
 Southbound bookings on the boa are very light but she has a heavy passenger list for Alaska, from & attle, there being total of ninety four twenty of whom are for Juneau
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-28
Volley Ball and Indoor Base i ball Holding the Board : At Treadwell Club.

A voIley' ball and indoor baseball court recently has been completed at the Treadweli Club for use of the employees of the Treadwell Mining Company. Besides the court, a shower bath has been erected. ;. The room is one partitioned off from the big dining room at the boarding house
 Many men are already taking ad vantage of the innovation and sey erai old time stars are developing at volley ball who will soon De out with challenges for the, other play CTS on Gastineau Channell.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-28
PLANT FISH

The. gas boat Beaver of this port was used yesterday by the Territorial Superintendent of Hatcheres to transport salmon fry to Nevada Creek on Douglas Island and Carlson Crek
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-28
CORDOvA LEAVES FOR WEST
 CARRYING CARGO or COAL

The freighter Cordoya. after haY- ing been in sthe Channel for two days, left for Western Alaska early last evening The boat will diseharga coal at Cordova, Valdez and Sci dovia and load copper ore for the Tacoma smrl,er. One passenger C.. Hayden, left for Cordova on tnc C0rdOva.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-28
ESTEBETH TAKES FIVE
 PASSENGERS TO WEST

The mail boat Estebeth left f3c Sitka and way points at eleven o'clock last night with the follow. ing passengers J w. Walsh, aa' R. Sullivan for Gypsum; Herald Johnson, Hugo Johnson and J. 4 Smith for Sitka.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-28
TO TAKE TRIP

', Roscoe and John Laughlin, care takers, of the gas boat Peggy, are to leave shortly on that boat for a trip to outlying points.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-28
ATTEND DANCE

A number of people from Douglas Island, attended the Mystic Shrine entertainment at Thane last night as the guests of the Thane Shriners.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-28
BREEZE COMING

s The editorial staff of the Gas tineau Breeze, the school paper, is-- sued by the student body of the Douglas High School, is preparing
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-28

Masquerade Suits for rent; Cos tunes made to order, Mrs. Swartz- enberg. Phone 452 Douglas adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-28
WOMEN OF MOOSEHEART
 LEGION HAVE SOCIAL

The Juneau Chapter No. 439, Wo- mon Of the Mooseheart Legion, are to have a social in the banquet room of the Moose Hall starting at 2 o'clock this evening. The social is Cor members of the Legion only.
 For stove repairing see Sanitary Plumbing Co. -adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-28
YESTERDAY

NOTE: Observations Dutch Paul and Kodiak taken at and 135th meridNn time. (Juneau tme) Portland, 135h meridian
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-28
DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS 

copy for the next issue on February 7th
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-28
NOTICE.

The ferry is now landing at the ferry dock at Douglas.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-28
Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. $
 Weather Bureau.

LO ALDATA Forecast for and vicinity 24 beginning today tonight
 
 Temp. Wet Humid Wind Vel. Weather 8 p m yy sty ss92 sss2 2lo 1ss sS NE 20 sa Clear l2 today. 3o09 19y6 15y4 3e NE II Pt q CABLE REPORTS FOR 24 HOURS ENDING A. M. TODAY:
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-28

Headquarters for Ladysmith Coal. Juneau Transfer Co. Phone 4S.-a 10% reduction, Boston Store.-adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-28

1OGt reduction, Boston Store-adv,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-28
REIGN OF JAZZ IS OVER
AND MOTHERS SIGH RELIEF
Mrs Chichester Tells Why Colonial Danes Stopped Campaign
against Modern Styles and Music

Mothers are steering their daughters
into the paths they should travel, bring
ing about a decided improvement in the
dressing, dancing and general attitude
Of the sub deb.
This is the opinion of Mrs. George
Mason Chichester. of Ardmore, ex-
pressed in support of the decision
reached some time ago by the CoIohia,
Danes Of Pennsylvania. who stopped
their reform campaign because oI
greatly improved conditions.
"Cndoubtedly. it is the tendency oGi
the younger people to mimic their ell
ders," Mrs. Chichester said today. ne
baby sister sccs the adcred elder one
dressing for n daucc. CarctullF She no.
tices the application Of rouge, the pow
dering Of the nose. and ns soon aS 'n'
youngstCr has the room to herself Nu'
delves into pnwder-box and cAperl-
ments.
"And so it follows with everything
and if we. ns mothers. do not aiSrIaE
such an alarming cXpnnSe Of back ana
shoulders, II is bound to react on tue
younger people. T.,
Every one knows the groGgy feel
ing ,h"' l"'" IiLce T., The
and late dance no one ..sonor .,NCT and
sui '" "' .,.o5 ',,,t fcolirV will in
terfere with corking game "t SoIt.
The lure Of the open--whO can resiSt
II? Undoubtedly conditions are, on the
upward run and Nennl'y ''''"O''e ~
the finer, higher ideals horo
Our younger SET f,roI. seems ,oIT 10 ~ "1ts Tvs
taken new ana uln'r'nt t,o. n''t tbo "" wor
Elaytimp. r",,t' as ',,r".t which wns
there was way wave "t n,,.ins WTps', of RcG cross
spread oro"dcns5 iIeT %r,H%r. nnrrc~ I and
workers. nmnn,"nF' ,ba Hr''yrS' .,icnJiJ JT work.
AL other G toTms o, ,hni. tmJ Nm, enJ Jnrinr the
ers VINO carrleu on Jnl ongn '''' '''''e
timS OF Slr,te @ Were e',,,,,d, ,noud,,c as II al.
l5ut no" YIN" ' 10 T,rI","s brtmrt ,,ew o. things
ways does rarn o"E ,,LnnS.b tt,,,Sb the wnr is
WIZ us aaWl'ns' tj'm""Sr ,bor" oro st,II hoys
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-28

sort and mother remembered her own
sub deb days Perhaps Mt the time oil
the discovery the mothers were too
busy to give frequent guidance: word
here. a suggestion there means 80 much'
"But now there IN time for that sort
of thing. Tiny dainty n-rlnd feet
are being led along primrose paths
rather than through a wilderness where
could be found clusters Of crimson wild
roses. whose brilliant green leaves con-
ccalcd sharp, trenCherous thorns.
The question cf music wns discussed
with Mrs. Oswald Chew. of RAdnOr
What fun loving girl or boy can
sit still when the strains of dance
music flont into the air? Even the
mothers and fathers who have not kept
up with modern dances like to glide
along to an old fashioned waltz. But
the impossible jazz music which was 50
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-28

prevalent for a while Is gradually dying
out. The song writer's had a period OF
'blues'-long, ear splitting walls of
moaning, groaning instrument, the best
thing in the world to throw one out Of
step. But the songs Of today are GER
tainly far superior to the Jazz Of yes
terday,'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-16
Woman Takes Her
Satchel and Hubby
And Leaves Town

with her husband, W T. Thomas iu
one hand and suit ease containing q
crystal ball kimona cmhclishcd with
crcscents and stars. ana other para
phcnnln used IN pructiciug the black
arts" in the other, Madame j Roa
KEYS, fortune teller de- luxe. lcft Anna
r.llo Yesterday morning
Her exit was hurucdly mado ON Ia.
yintion of chief Of Police Jim Kcctou.
Before she left the Madame con.
trihuted 10 the city!s finances with q
$50 fine which was imposed hy Cor
poration judge T.. \ Mckinnon
The fortune TELLER has been operating
here Tor several weeks her patrons be-
INK mostly love stricken young girls
and supcrstiuous negroes CHIEF
Kccton figurod that she was fax,
and sent e couple of his men to test
her powers She failed Co reid from
'hcir palms that they were cops and
her arrest followed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-16
Typical Daily Program.

IN.kHt.fff EfUUfltN
$50 urt pIl gao r.y.nl, "a, IA.
s.mrly r5u e,ii.tb MICS -so i,,,l
,as, SIS c,mr dt.,,. a.oo a,il, fpsna.
tion. p.go ustru.ti,p ,l,s.,s. ,,n,, .,,
strurtiop work li.oo p,orpipg sv..,.,
I215 dinner l.no uui,, bour o.oo rI...
ard tosts 23u ,,,D,.. tgo af,.,,..,,.
swim .go ,s..,,ll,. ,,5 ran ann I'D.
colo,s 600 sun.r voo ,,rp rr. a.,
t,ttDo "a, t,rs
Food Fual 81 the b,s, that ann d.
secured. rl,ir ,yb,l,.,,.. ,,l ,b,,.
nprbl, ,....d An ,,..I. ,,W ,. ,r.
u,r.l De- ,r ..r.,i.,s.l adm, ,,,l.
,,.i ..,,,,l.,.l ,.. 49,, ,,r,,s.
Water Tb, o..,., .,,,.s rr.,,
snl.,J,J .u,ir,. ,,.., ,5, .ro,,.. ,l ,i,
CANYON
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-16
William f. SIay Is
DeadmNew Mexico

William y SHAY 10 Years DID, son Of
Mts Maggio Shv died 600 East Las
Vegas y. NJ. Saturday might aud the
body win arrive bon Amarillo today uouu
over the Santa fo ana hc takcn to tho
'rngps funeral p1rlors Young Slav
was in the 1920 senior class OF the
amarillo high school.
Besides his mother SHAY Is survived
hy four brothers. Roy 200 mplovo at
ihr posi"Ilioo; Erwin q student and
Olu and A',a OF the international
Harvester Company Ernest q. Miller
.s Hu uncle of the deceased
Funeral arrangements Will De- an.
Uuuurrd later
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-16
clks Lodge VIII
Give Big Barbecue

Amarillo E'ks Lodge is going to have
barbecue right 100 town. That was
decided by the lodge lNst night and viii
De- held at tho home at q date % be-
announced later H. c. Hamrlck. J.
W. kooton aud Pete Gilyu form the
barbecue committee appointed by
Exalted Ruler T. G. Ward
The barbecue viii hast au dav and %
Is expected 1900 guests viii De- served
Women VIII hn ln charge of the build.
iug throughout the day and may play
dumiuo's pool billiards and other
games IL was announced. A Ounce
possibly will hv arranged
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-16
BOY SCOUT CAMP
WILL Be HELD ON
AUGUST Y TO 81
SITE SELECTED is AT BLUE
SPRINGS ON PALo
DURO.

Amarillo Boy Scout Camp viii De- ho'
August - 90 80 20 Blue surings. .u th
Palo hurp Canyons. h was announced
Yesterday D., Scout Executive q. Hen
~ N'sslagc The cup viii boz n1m-
Camp SecauDit Ga, colors being ugl
and dark blue
good time Be- promised am tho loy
and % ls expected 3ii VIII benefit physi
callN and mentally from tho outing
scout craft and Woodcmf Wil r
taught under experienced leaders
Scouts feeling unable 81 pay the eos
pcn*o- oi th, tup aro .,Wcucd O. taiI
th' matter over With officials
Within d dav ur two following o.
opening OBJ. tho cam. Oh, bows viii uf
ganizo model municipal goyprumcu
ANA hold "a rcgulHr election. when
mayor chioi of police district uit0f
nov Judge health commissioner. ,ty
viii uc chosen hv nopula' vote NuW
matters of discipline viii hc referred O.
flfIN 60.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-16
WHERE SHALL | Send MY
DAUGHTER TO school
PERPIE\I>G Oi tSfIO\ u w
svERrD 80 (" Ninn ,OiIEGE
PRESIDENT.

81 am irving o. end rr accredited
Junior COLLEGE f0r mv daughter tn ~
tend whore she will DO given equally r.
riose attention rrd Christian counsel .s
~ home. where there are mot H.f. 'Ann
100 girls from chosen families whore
climate conditions lrf ideal lH.llHrH
,s,fo. ta1ch.rs expert but strong n rfr
sonalify. where fhev encourage swim
ming outdoor rlurts horseback riding
correct danrng ard 40 healthy rrr1
tions. whore she won't ha bothered ST.
much by bows 1ufos lri other I.s'rfc
tons. and whore ~ WON'T require f0r
tune g. srrl hef 81 IrfIona parent
A. Jackson,.H. fY. lt Far unu
this o. me Eudcaf.onal Guide Of ie1d
INK magazine Crescent College on fhs
case and The girl vaa enrolled A few
attractive sfa0y sfl available. i'n'
sstaiorur and rI.V haok address Cree
cent college. H0y s. Eurak Springs
Arl4neia fdE.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-16
CLAUDE ROW CROPS
ARE AIDED BY RAIN

Special Eco The News
CLAUDE. Texas Aug. 15.-Fne
rains ton AN over the county again
SUNDAY afternoon and aight They
were just what was needed 10 Keep the
rom crops growing aud to make the
fan blowing more profitable. ThrcHhug
is practically over. There was moth
ing Co harm and EVERY think Go Doe
helped ly che rains Claude and Arm.
strong county have had IAN average OF
thro, inches during the last week
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-16
Rainfall Hampers
Telephone Service

s. we're rains SUNDAY afternoon and
Monday morung pat 2oo to ESQ Amarillo
tcI.rh.uss ON 81 order Monday Wa.
t,r Co... iyd lho manh.Ics victims "a.
ulcs ana h,npcrng toi,ph me- service.
Tcl,phon" officills said they expected
o. have tho water CLEARED nat sometime
Today and service restored tn normal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-16
GRAND MASTER VISIT LODGE.

Joseph Murray of San Antonio. grand
muster of thc grand lodge of Toxins. 9
%. o. f., paid uu official visit Goo Anna.
wIlo Lodgc $50. ll0 last night As no.
was given reception hy Eobo'ahs amt
pdd Fellows Friday night. Mr. MURRAY
spoke only briefly last NIGHT.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-16
CLAUDE CRAUTAU0UA
TO open AUGUST q

$500. .'sl 'a Ttr News
CLAU DE, TcNs Aus I.1 Tho
Claude Chuutanpul vIH upu August
g. An excellent five DAVIS program bias
been arranged Tine wor, throughout
the county is in good condition which
uu et, ,y.ry hodt h." .au.r To-
attyud. a large a'.udln.. ,,u..l.d
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-26
Music Notes
By Mildred Bryant Jones

Now and then one hears the statement
that modern music does not demand that
voice receive the long and careful train
ing which the old masters and the
world-renowned teachers deem essential
for the singer Such an idea is wrong.
The TACT that the best modern music
does not demand so much OF the voice
makes il all the more necessary that
the most thorough training possible
should be received. Toe often the term
Jazz music" is misconstrued into mean
ing the popular and 50 called Jazz"
music This idea should be uprooted
without delay. The writer's OF modern
songs for the vocal soloist-among them
Harry T. Burleigh and @. n. Chadwick
do not mince matters III demanding
that both singer and aceompanist be well
prepared to perform their musical du-
ties. The demand may not be SO evi-
dent to the casual observer. but the real
musician is never slow in understanding
Just what the lack OF systematic and
complete training on the part OF the
singer has LETT undonc III the matter OF
the best and most satisfactory rendi-
tons There must be no deviation from
the statement that one cannot safely
adopt a short cut" method in voice
training A good teacher and thorough
preparation arc absolutely essential to
the real singer.
\ Scholarship Fund Drive will begin
with a Musicale in the auditorium OF
Wendell Phillips High School on Sun
day afternoon, April 3rd, at $50 p. NJ.
This promises to be a musicale OF worth.
The interest is great because OF the end
desired. which IS to aid worthy and tai
ented students OF music in their efforts
Tor advanced musical study.
The Metropolitan Community Center
Choir of one hundred and fifty voices
will render the following Faster pro.
gram: Anthems-"C i Risen" BY
Roschc. and The Man OF Galilee." b.
Peace. and vocal duet By Mrs. V.
Banks and Mrs. s. A. Robinson The
Lily, the Crown. and the Gross" will
also be a special feature OF the program.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-26
1.-THE GREATER CLAIM"

At the Nendome Theatre. Thursday,
March oath, featuring Alice Lake.
The story OF Follies beauty, who
marries wealthy youth, only 10 find
that his father soon kidnaps him so as
to separate them She furiously an
nuls the marriage and proceeds 10 dis
grace the family name Shady schcm-
ers use her and her child to get hush
money. The climax comes with big
vital situation, where mother love
surges and where a man is called upon
70 make a clever move to discover who
is really the mother ard who the I'd
ventures.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-26
LOUISIANA FIVE AT
THE DREAMLAND

Devotees Of jazz should be de
lighted to know that Anton Lada and
his Louisiana Five jazz band will
appear in person at the Dreamland
Matinee, Thursday, March "A, begin
ming at 2:30 p. m. The Louisiana Five
are now appearing at the Winter Gar
den, and on Columbia Records. This
snappy bunch OF Syncopaters are
scoring great popularity throughout
the United States Records featuring
the Louisiana Five may be obtained
from the Walgreen Talk Shop, 35th
and State SIS.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-26
STRAIGHT is THE Way

Friday and Saturday, March $50,
at the Nendome Theatre. featuring
Matt Moore and Gladys Leslie.
The man was a. human wolf Reared
in great city's dens OF crime.
Come with his pal to fleece a village
OF country lambs"
Come along decent, simple foik who
still believed in love and kindness. Be
ieved in him.
The rest is a tale of the greatest
battle earth knows--the good against
the bad in human heart You'll want
to see which side wonl
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-26
1.-THE fIRECAT"

At tho States Theatre, Sunday,
March 9th, featuring Edith Roberts,
A story OF a wildAower OF the
Andes who felt the kiss OF passion and
the flames of hate.
See the most terrific earthquake
scene ever screened.
An o-the-minute love drama OF a
fiery little beauty and the fine young
American who saved her from herself
"a story greater even that wonderful
romance, "Lasca," in which Edith Rob
erts scored a triumph. Here is every
thing you love in great picture-and
the most tremendous ending you could
imagine.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-26
1.-THE KID

Featuring Charles Chaplin and
Jackie Coogan at the States Theatre,
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, March
24-25-26.
The greatest motion picture comedy
ever made A picture OF pathos and
humor; proclaimed by every critic as
the most appealing portrayal ever
done by any actor on the stage or
screen.
The Chicago Tribune" said: The
Kid is six reels long, which IS one reel
too short
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-26
Vaudeville and
Movie Review.
THE GRAND.

a first class vaudeville bill is the
offering here this week. Among the
headlined affairs is the act. of Hunter
and Douglass, two boys that talk, sing
and dance their way into the hearts
of all, and Ed Williams, a real Banjo
artist who will entertain. The rest of
the bill composed of white acts were
all perfect in their offering.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-26
A NEW WAY TO GAIN
PUBLICITY.

The unique manner of giving publicity
to worthy ventures or to ambitious in
diyiduals is best zone through the CHI
CAGO WHIP Publicity Agent. Let him
cal or advise you OF II.
Cal Drexel S027. Leave address.
Or address 4637 Federal Street.
ENTERTAINMENTS A SPECIALITY.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-26
THE CABERATS.

Bob Harper, the wide awake man
ager of Dreamland, has something up
his sleeve in the way of surprise for
the public in the near future, so look
out for it. Elvira Johnson is a new
addition to the entertaining force.
1t is rumored that Izze Shorts En-
tertainer's Cafe will reopen this week,
on an order issued by the L. s. Court
OF Appeals Tompkins band will
supply the music.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-26
THE MONOGRAM.

Tim Moore's Chicago Folles grace
the boards at Millers little Palace this
week Tim always brings the goods
and that accounts for the mighty
crowds here,
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-26
ENTERTAINER CAFE
PACKED ON OPENING

The Entertainer Cafe, which has
been closed since Feb. 22nd opened
Tuesday night in blaze of glory.
| The place was packed with patrons
long before the usual hour, each pa
iron trying to make sure that he
would have seat to be present at
the gala reopening of the Southside' s
popular entertainment place.
Mr.. Shorr through his attorney,
Francis Borelli won his case in The
Circuit Court of Appeals, gaining the
right to reopen after being closed
by Judge Landis A reversal of the
decision of the lower court came
after Mr.. Shorr had asked for a
writ of supersedes and after the
court failed to prove that The Enter
tainer Cafe had violated the Prohibi-
ton Amendment.
A Wonderful Jazz Band
Thompkin's Jazz Band has been
secured and its teasing jazz strains
lured every patron from their seats
to the splendid dance floor time and
again and was forced to play encore
after encore. Sonny Butler who of
fjciates at the drums brought APP
plause from the throng and amused
in many all his own. Sonny" has
just returned to the city after a long
engagement on the road.
Wonderful Entertainers.
A galaxy of entertainers has been
secured, every one of whom is a star
in his line. William Ledman of Mil
waukee begins Wednesday. night with
the Ledman Follies. Princess Helena,
Hawaiian dancer rendern new dane
es and Lola Jones, Elivira Jones,
Julia Rector and Georgia White fur
nish both song and dance for the
entertainment of the Spectators
Matinee Feature.
Mr.. Shorr announced that every
Tuesday afternoon from 3 to z there
will be souvenir matinee at which
time souvenirs will be given and adj
ded entertainment given. Contests
between cabaret bands and dance
contests will be among the innova-
tons planned to make Entertainer
Cafe the pleasure seekers paradine
and no expense or trouble mas been
spared to insure a clean wonderful,
and novel entertainment for those
who enter its doors.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-26
THE AVENUE THEATRE.

The Warming a real drama,
strongly portrayed by the famous La
fayette Players is the presentation at
this house for the present week. Geo.
Smiths orchestra is a valuable asset
10 the evenings entertainment.