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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-29
CHINESE ATTEMPT
7 D SAVE FELLOWS
PRINCETON NAN SAYS CHINESE
HAVE NOT PASSED OFF DUTY
TO THEIR own PEOPLE.
sps.i.l 1, -i,s Sev..

sps-isl 4, 10 Nevs.
NEW YORK. Jan. 2S.--The Chimes
have not passed their responsibility In
the present famine crisis TO the outside
world. but through their prompt and
generous efforts have supplied the mi.
ital move IN the great relief campaign
for the famine suffers which has NNep,
the world. according TO Professor J. :
Burgess % the Princeton University
Community IN China. who has just ar
rived In America.
IF China WEIR able 10 take care ~
her stricken people she would. Profes-
scr Burgess declares. The trouble IL
that the need II 80 colossal. and the
failure 81 the crops 50 widespread. that
the country Il not able To supply her
own relief. she ir doing everything abe
can.
Wealthy Chinese are giving to their
utmost capacity. Chinese merchants as.
sociations are making large subscrip-
tons. Chinese students are having Ig
days
"I4,Hsun. late governor general ~
Kiang-si. who recently ended his LIE.
IrAt saNNtNNH ANI Inv Nttttt VI INV SUI
ferfrs. IL has just been reported that
a Chinese merchant Of the Straits Set
Element has donated 81 500 900. The
Shanghai merchants. under thc leader.
ship Of Tang-Shao.Yi. former prime
minister. and George Fitch. secretary
Of the Y. NJ. c. A.. have raised $4,000.
600. The merchants Of Canton iaso have
subscribed large amount for the
ctricken people. Peking students have
imported the American tag day and
have added considerably TO the famine
funds.
'No one can say that the Chinese are
not doing all that IL In their power
The trouble II that this isn't enough
and the foreign residents In China
rather than see millions die. have call
cd upon their own countries 20 help.
'"The Chimes are the sort Of people
whom one likes to help. They are hon
est. independent and self.respecting
Thsy, wouldn't accept charity II ihey
weren't dying. In a flood disaster sey
eral years ago tens % Thousands G, df
lars were loaned O. the farmers r. TN
flood district 70 help ;hem rchabllla,'
themselves. There isn't cen O. taa'
money which hasn't brcn paid iGck
This. however. isn't a time Tor lendins
money. The need IL too imp rltvr. We
must give In order 10 save the siarvirs
millions"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-29
RECOGNITION IRISH
REPUBLIC IS OPPOSED
Nv Associated Prsss.


WASHINGTON. Ian, "a. - Indirect
~, ignition Of the republic u Ireland
was knocked out IN the hcusc today
on a point ~ order
During consideration of the diplomat.
ic appropriation bill. rcprcscntatlv,
Mason. republican ~ Illinois. q member
IL the foreign affairs committee offered
an amendment providing salary VI
10000 for minister to Ireland. In.
s,nntly hall dozen representatives wsrs
an their feet.
Chairman Rogers Of the sub commit.
tee NJ appropriations IN charge uf tho
hill challenged the rlghl of the house
10 Include such an amendment. on the
ground that II WIS without authorlty
of laW and that there had been no 80.
ocutivc recognition Ut lrcalnd
Before the point wnH sustained by
Representative Towncr republican, II
Iowa. presiding. Mr. Mason declare 4
the question of the policy with rcspcc;
To- ireland shield hg determined by cnu.
gross on iis merits and not on u parlln.
m,niary point ~ the appropriate
II authorized. would not BE- available
until July Representative Cunuall. '.
democrat - Texas. also member ~
the foreign affairs committee. asked II
Mr. Mason had any Indication ar ~.
furancc that Mr.. Harding would dcslg
nate minister
i have NO promises. but have
hopes Mr.. Mason replied We ~
know. however. that President Wilson
II not inclined to favor recogn!,ion,''
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-29
POLITICAL SITUATION N
CHILL II DISQt letting.
By Associated Press.

SANTIAGO. Chile. Jan. 2S.-Dis.
quoting reports have been received
here concerning the political situation
In Bolivia following the election on
Tuesday ~ Rautisia Saavedra. rcpuhli.
can as president u the republic by the
natlonalists convention In IaPaz. Dr.
jose Maria Escalier and Daniel Saiamoa.
prominent republicans. are said To- have
resigned from the governing beard AZ.
ter their constituents withdrew from
the convention. prior to the vote.
A despatch from Antofagasta today
asserts that communications with neigh.
boring republics have been completely
interrupted and that the railways are
paralyzed. No confirmation Of these
reports could be obtained In official
circles here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-29
RAILROADS WOULD.
REDUCE EXPENSE 5.
WAGES LIKELY M REDUCED
PUBLIC HAS BEEN APPEiLED
TO F0R sufP0Rr.
NJ Associated Prs.

NJ Associated Pres.
CHICAGO. Jan. ss.-AiSmbers u tho
labor committee II the American ~
socia,ion Of Railway executives In con-
ference on plans 60 reduce expenses q
the railroads are expected To- annours
their decision On Monday. :, was leara
I'D tonight. An appeal 10 the public
for support in thor reduction u cN
pense by cutting wages and operating
forces. along with other economies u
20 he issued. Il was said
The railroad executives headed hy w
W. Atterbury q the Pennsylvania rail
road are agreed Il was said that opcr.
nting expenses IL the railroads of Tho
country must h. reduced lrtwccn g..
o0o. 0ee % Sc. ee0. 900 In order "a perm q
the rmds 10 earn fair dividends und,I
the Increased rates. Al but about 49,.
ooo.eo1 q this saving the labor commit
tee ngrcd. must be secured hy rctrench
mont N the payrols No arbitrary pcr.
centaEe reduction In wages q person
mel could b. made. aocordins 20 com.
mittee members. but various readjust
mcnts would have G. b. made o. pro.
duce the cuts In operating expenses.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-29
TURKS AND CREEKS WILL
HAVE REPRESENTATIVES, At
CONFERENCE IN LONDON
BY Associated Pnss.


LONDON. Jan Is Both the Turk.
ish and Greek g,ycrnn> have ac.
.cep,c1 the invitation t. send rcprcscn.
mtiycs 90 the confer, nee which is 20
bc held iD London al an early date for
sie purpose ~ settling the Scar East
question. This conference was .dccid.
~ upon early In The week by the allied
supreme council al Paris
II j. expected that included In the
conference will De- an unofficial repre-.
sentative - the Turkish national lead
80, Mustaphs Kcmal Pasha. who was
.skcd through The Turkish govern.
incnt 90 send n delegate This fact,
coupled With the L,licg that the con.
ference intends 10 revive the treaty
~ Irrcs TO the disadvantage 81 Greece
has brought AN outburst OF adverse
criticism by the Greek press.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-29
Toxic, Manless Riehsl,aw. .

The "Jinriccmoblle" has made its ap
pcarance In Toxic. Japan. Reports IN
dictate that II IL the body Il "ricS'
shaw" with a motor In II. possibly the
tinisst automobile for everyday utility
In the world. It fits AZ snugly In tbs
narrow streets of Toxic a. the XII
rums" itself-thai being the Japanese
name for jinrickshaw. The innovation
n called the "mOior kurumaya." IL
makes II possible Cor the cooiie 10 ride.
rs well a. his fire. and permits Il fnr
greater speed The motor l. near the
ground under the seat.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-29
OLD CASE BEING TRIED
N OKLAHOMA COT Rr
ny Associated Prssa,

OKLAHOMA CITY. Jan. 2S.--F:igh'
tccn years ago five minutes time was
rnkon by gang ~ robbers. 'ht'c Mar.
tins" To hold up an Indian camp IN
oklahoma one horse was stolen among
other things. Four mon present then
today Identified Clarence simmons as
thc man who did the stealing. Sworn
depositions % Florida residents. read
" the trial q simmons slid ~ positive.
IT, however. that simmons was working
AZ a Florida lumber company In 1903.
when the robbery WAS committed Sim.
mons II also charged with wounding "A
deputy United States marshal ~ the
time the two Martins were Killed Ia
1908. The ,hargc. the assistant prose.
cutting attorney stated. will he token
up Immediately after the disposal Of tn /!
present one.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-29
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
TAKEN FROM STORE BY
LONE NEGRO BANDIT
~ Assceiaicd Press.

~ Nsfcea,cd Press.
PINE BLUFF. Ark. Jan. ga
lone negro bandit entered the Holland
berg music company store her, shortly
after noon today when all hut Mrs.
Don q. Nancy. wife Of The manager.
had left Tor lunch and pointing a sun
at the woman. who Immediately faintcd.
rifled thu each register aud audc has
gateway With about $500. An en-
ploycc returning from lunch half
hour later found Mira. MaXcy ON the
floor. unconscious. She was revived
and the police notified Police haV,
been unable to find clue to the idvn
ttN ~ the robbery
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-29

n the sag has formed deep lines
on either side the nose and mouth. the
face muscles are lifted from point
near the temples underneath the hair.
Pace Tighicncd
n pouches under the eyes are the
afnllction the necessary bli 81 skin IL
taken out by making an incision AZ the
very rim q the lower cyolid beneath
the lashcs
This delicate operation takes but
ten minutcs-fiftrcn 20 most and MI.
lady can touch tn Tiny red lane u the
suture with her poWdyrpuff and b. on
her way without losing further time
from her shopping The infinitcsimal
stitches closing the wound are taken
fruu INSIDE and In three DAYS time not
u trace even " the little red lines under
the lower lashes can h. seen.
Practically every motion picture &C.
trcss IN France" smiles the doctor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-29
CONDITIONS ~ IRELAND
CONSIDERED DEPLORiBI.E
8y Assoeiatsi Press

DUBLIN. Jan. 2S.-The official sum
mary q the events In ireland for the
week ending Monday. January -. says
that there were ~ attacks ON police
and military; seven fatal assaults on
police. ~ which five were cold blooded
lsssassina,!ons. and a. raids on tho
MALE.
There were - court martlsis al
which sixty convictions were procured
and u sentences 81 penal seryitudc
from three 10 ten years were imposed
and one life sentence Tor the murder
81 constable. There were "a addlt.
ional lnicrnments making the total 10
date fss.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-29
VICE PRESIDENT ELECT
VISITS FEDERAL PRISON
~ Associated Pres.

ATLANTA. Jan. .S--Vlcc Pr, -idcnt.
elect Coolidge spent two hours ~ pris.
on here today. "a, was the guest ~
the warden - the federal rcniteutiary,
and was accompanied ty Mrs. Coolidge
and Governor Dorsey ~ Georgia and
Governor Parker ~ Louisiana He did
not talk with any Of the prisoners.
merely making the rounds of the big
prison.
Mr. and Mrs Coolidge. who ars at.
tending The Southern Tariff Congress,
were guests At reception today. and
were entertained tonight ~ the Capital
Ciiy club. The vice prcsidont-clect to-
morrow night win deliver an address a
negro church. whore h. will bc In.
troduccd by Governor Dorsey. who ar.
Aangcd m. meeting ~ the request VI o
committee Of negroes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-29
Claiming Ca,tlemen Here.

= q. Collins, the Claiming caitiemsn
wns in Amarillo yesterday. AR Collins
j. one ~ the charter members " the
Panhandle Hereford Brce,iefS Asso.
cation md IL greatly Interested in the
annual gcsting which will b. held IN
this city during the Buyers and Sellers
Convention and Automobile style show
ON February y. . and 20 He declares
his intention q having a number II
fine animals principally yeariing buliA
'herc for the exhibition.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-29

supreme court justice McAvay today
by one 81 the extraordinary grand
jurics investigating the building
trust"
The names " the defendants In tho
indictment. which II believed 10 charge
violation II the state antitrust act.
were withheld. Their counsel was no.
Titled to produce them In court for ar
iaignment next Monday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-29
Traffic Employees strike.

HrENoS AIRES. Jan. ga strike
IT traffic employees on The Rosario sec.
ton q the Central Cordoba railroad b..
gan az noon today. marks what Is IL.
s'rihcd the beginning u an effort on
the part cf employees To- obtain control
and compcl all railroad companies -
consult the uri'n IN regard to PRONE.
tions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-29
Democrats Favor Blii.
py Assoeiatsd Press.

CARSON CITY. New. Jan. %-iio,h
houses q the Nevada legislature adopt
81 today without a dissenting vote a
resolution urging tho states solid dem.
ocratlc congressional delegation 10 vote
Tor the Fordncy emergency tariff meas
uTe.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-29

has had her face frightened. In normal
skins the improvement lasts at least
three o. ttur years, Many have II done
twice. Three times is s,ill quite posi-.
blr.'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-29
ship Builders Organize
a..~r...--l pr~~.

NEW YORK. Jan. determination
az Amp building and marine equipment
manufacturer and dealers ~=s com.
pieted a. \ meeting here today Of rep.
rescniafises Of forty seven companies.
coopcnfion eth other associations In
the marine field 20 advance designing.
building and operations % ships h
among the purposes outlined
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-29
Pndrrrwski Has Resigned.

ny Assoeisted Pres.
WARSAW. Jan. - -Ignace Jan Pad
erewsi. former premier IL Poland. has
resigned Ne Polish delegate 90 the
League Of Nations. lie sent his resisna.
ton from Switzerland. and u was 40
crrted b. the government.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-29
AMERICAN PEOPLE
Not THREATEN NED
BY JAP OFFICERS

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)
clarcd. were welcome IN Japan. ana
would not be- molcstcd They explained
that such surveillance over foreigners
~ exists H. due to the dcsirc Of the po-
lice to keep out BOlshc,lsis.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-29
LATEST THING IN SURGERY IS TAKING "TUCKS" IN
DOUBLE CHINS AND TIGHTENING" SACGNG FACES
Rv OF nEckLEY

NEW YORK. Jnn 26--Arc you con.
tent with your face
Because you can have II made over
n YOU want 10. almost as easily as your
last years suit
Monsieur T. Dociour julien Bourguet
n Paris. makes no claim h. prc.omin.
cnce In facial surgery. declaring him
sslf h. b. but one ~ many who have
learned marvellous things from the war
lie has lecn visiting noted physicians
In this country 90 observe American
methods.
Dr. Bourruct declines Ia BE- called n
beauty doctor Ne has specialized for
many years n "all operations fran the
neck up" Bu facial surgery. since the
war. has become with him a sort OF
hobby,
Without Scar.
lie has rebuilt more noecs than any
other surgeon IN France. and can show
whole hookful II lcfore.and-after pic.
lures
The main thing says Dr Bourguct.
IS a. do u without leaving a scar II
was though impossible Yet now this
nn b. done. \ remodelcd nnAs. for
Instance remains swollen about 10
DAYS usunliy the paiieht may 60 out
after fortnight With transformed
nose"
Conrlvc n,sef. the doctor explains.
ar built up with hard paraffin The
paraf1n docs NOT. A. YOU might SIP.
poe. mel, IN hot weather or before an
olun fire. and subject the wcarsr 10
cmhlrrnsst rnt.
Done From Inside.
4 perfectly good chln--if chin IL
whni You need rather than nnsc-can
D. mud.icd - this hard pamffn and
htnlt NJ FROM INSIDE. without max.
ms ans cut whatever IN the facial
lkin.
Skin tightering. Dr Bourguct says
n what the vast majority ~ women.
I'm elamor for lie showed me the
diagnosis
Standing me- IN a strong light before
n mirror. b. placed himself behind me.
pressing N. face muscles gently up.
ward until the skin Cited like an
cxpcrtiy tailored fruck
n the looseness Il beneath the chin.
the turks are taken behind the ears.
often as murh as two inches being re
moved. and never trace ~ scar
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-29
Archbishop Dead
BY Assoeistsd ~ 80

LONDON. Jan. 2s.-Dr Thomas
Whi,eslde. archbishop ~ Liverpool. Is
dead. All the Roman Catholic sees H.
Great britain with the exception II
Westminster and Edinburgh. are nov
vacant
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-29

TIE Moe, Reverend Thomas White.
side. d D.. was Don At Lancaster
April II. 1857. He was con-ecsatcd In
1854 and raised to the arb Episcopal
dignity IN 1911.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-29
Ralph Percy Ashton. Dead.
m Asanrlat.i Pr.aa

LONDON. Jan 2S.--Sir Ralph Percy
Ashton. was found dead today in the
bathroom q his home with a bullet
wound IN his head. A rifle was laying
al his side.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-29
vIOLiTORs ANTITRUST
LAWS M PROSECI TED


" Nss1rIhIfd rvs,
NEW YORK Jan. 2S.-Arlthcr
blakct indictment believed 10 contain
the names of at least .ty.fivc mem.
bcrs 81 the association OF dealers In
building materials was presented to
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-29

SIR Ralph Percy Ashton was some
time connected with Indian affairs. lie
was bo->in 1850 and was created n
knight IN 1911. he WIS retired major.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-29
THIRTY YEARS WAS
LIMIT UNDER THE
VERSAILLES TREATY

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNEl
Cd for another talk with Mr. Lloyd
George
Meantime Mr.. l.loyd George Ind re
ccltrd the British and Bclr.an repre-.
sentaiivcs ON the special rcparation,
ccwmiitcc appointed Thursday and at
ter some discussion these repreenta.
tiyCs returned 10 the session of the
conference which had Suspended during
their absence After the cunsuitlii,I
with Mr. Lloyd George the members OF
the country seemed somewhat hopeful.
great deal Il the discussion Dor,
upun al yalorcm tax II from ten e. o..
teen Per cen, that u had been proposed
Germany should place on exports.
Speculation was rife throughout ihi
day as 10 what ultimately would be the
result II an agreement were not reach.
ed Tho general opinion seemed 20 bs
that should failure result. VI. Doumei..
French minister 81 finance. would lie
held responsible Tor raising distractions
70 d setilem' NJ q the rcparaiions qucs
ton and find g necessary % resign. Per
IONS Gloss o. premier BRAND expressed
the belief that Il Mr. BRAND were uu
| able o. Guns .liate the French view with
tina; 4 the British. he would report ths
| circumstances 90 the chamber u dep
utics and then announce the ro-ign9
| tion ~ the entire French cabinet.
Time limit be Extended.
Late In the afternoon. the alternative
preparation was submitted 20 IN!
| French delegates providing Tor fixed
innuiiics Cor forty Two years. plus vary
NJ lnnuitics figured on Germany's fo..
irn trade This plan was suggested 20
| i,o eltisfaCii0n o. the French View
no!7t that. owing 90 he impossibillty
1 4 determining now what Germany's
.irat.ul viii h. IN the future. no part
| r "rsrc"'s claim should be abandoned
Under this p,sn. the French and other
"rcditas n Germany would D. paid =
minimum consisting ~ fixed annulties
and an additional sum proportionate 70
the economic prosperity II Germany.
!, now remains only Tor the plcnary
| lifting ~ supreme council today 90 en-.
DOR the agreement. draw up ins;ruc.
tiors frr the Brussels experts and TN
penalties for default hy Germany.
Premier Brinnd declared ~ NJ came
from the meeting early tn's 'mornin-
that the conference ~ the supreme
council would not break up without
having reached deflnl;ed decision.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-02-10
CONSTABLE SALE

Kohlman Bros. and Sugarman VS.. No.
1899, NJ. Martin. In the City
Court, BOgalusa, Louisiana.
You will please take notice that
in the above numbered and entitled
cause, by virtue of writ of fieri
facias, issued from the above court,
and to me directed, / have seized,
and on,
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 49,, 1921,
at the hour of IL o'clock, A. NJ, in
front of the main front door of my
warehouse, at Greenburg's corner,
Columbia Street, BOgaIusa, Louisiana
I viii offer to sell, and sell, to the
last and highest bidder, the following
described movable property, to-wit:
All of the goods, wares and merch-
andise, and all fixtures of the defen-
dant, and formerly situated in defen-
dant's store on Pleasant Hill, Boga-
lusa, La, per inventory thereof, filed
herein.
Terms of sale, Cash, with benefit
Of appraisement.
Bogalusa, Louisiana, on this Srd
day Of February, 1921.
r. Fl. LABTBRIGHT
Constable
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-02-10
MeCANN DWELLING BURNED;
OWNER MISSING FIVE YEARS

Covington, La, Feb. THE Nc
Cam dwelling in Claiborne, suburb
of Covington, was destroyed by fire,
and the address of the owner is
wanted. Charles McCann, son off D.
G. Mccain, a foundryman of New
Orleans, came to Covington about
fifteen years ago and made himself
liked through his progressive spirit.
He built an attractive home in q COM
handing location at the junction of
several highways converging into
Covington, and spent money lavishly
in shell-surfacing public roads in the
vicinity of his home, and in planting
shade trees along the highways. He
also donated $500 to the town park.
It is said that soor after he instituted
divorce proceedings against his wife.
and placed his property in care of an
agent, and for five years his where.
abouts have been unknown. Rents
have been banked to his credit and
the fire. adjuster is at a loss as to
what disposition to make of the in
surance funds.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-02-10
WATTS AND CANDY
GIVEN REPRIEVES

Jackson. Miss, Feb. Jesse
Watts and Hugh Candy, condemned
to be hanged, have another lease on
life, Governor Russell having given
them reprieves until April 90 in or
der that the State Pardon Board may
pass on their cases. Watts was to
have been hanged at Port Gibson in
a few days for the murder of DR..
D. S. Alverson of Vicksburg, and
Candy at Waynesboro for the MUIR
der Of his friend, Cleveland Rowe.
Governor Russell states that he
has been besieged with kilograms,
letters and petitions, as well as by
personal interviews from friends, rel
atives and attorneys Of either man
to commute these death sentences to
life Imprisonment or to pass the cases
on to the Pardon Board for their
recommendation.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-02-10
Magic City Program

TONIGHT, Thursday, FEB. 10
William. Russell in Challenge of the
Law" and William Duncan Ia Slight
ing Fate" Matine at S:15.
FRIDAY, Feb. 11-Katherine Nc
Donald, the American beauty. IN
"The Turning Point" Mutt & jeff
Comedy and a News Reel.
SATURDAY, Feb. 12-Mildred
Harris Chaplin in ''Polly Of the Storm
Country" and a Sunshine Comedy,
Sunshine Baby"
MONDAY, Feb. Ruth Roland
in Ruth of the Rockies" and Blanche
Sweet in 'The Deadlier Sex" IL
and % cents, Matinee at S:15, II
and II cents.
TUESDAY, February 15-Harry
Morey in 'The Gauntlet" and a
splendid two-reel comedy. IL and
80 cents.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 16-Alice
Brady in Sinners" also a good
comedy.
Coming, Wednesday, February %,
William S. Hart in "The Cradle Of
Courage"