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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-09

Sandie, formerly at Capital
Drug store, now at Red Cross phar
macy.
Films in at one at six they're
done. 110*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-09

A new millinery class. the last
upit in millinery that will be
started this school year in Smith
Hughes vocational work. VIII pc
etn tonight at the Red Cross
rooms. The advanced millinery
cIass will meet on "Wednesday, a
new sewing class was started ,nis m
morning and a new millinery class
this afternoon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-09
Lovely Spring Voiles, yard zoe

A score of different new, lovely spring
The most captivating color combinations
regular SOC values.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-09

Sandies once sandies always.
110t
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-09

frank C. Bramwell, state bank
.,sminer, who makes his home at
,sa Marion when he is in the city,
,,d who has been Ill for some
,lme % in Portland, is expected back
today,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-09

This morning John F. Mason, a
graduate Of Linfield college with
the class of '13 and since that
time doing considerable work on
the chautauqua platform. enter
tained the students Of Willamette
university at the regular chapei
neriod by reading Nathan S
Flat" by Cooke. and "Gunga Din
bv Kipling. He responded to a
second encore by reading The
Dead Pussy.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-09
Pretty Dotted Swiss, yard 73c

The genuine imported grade-36 incl
opportunity to supply your summer r
dress goods at this low price.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-09

n p. Cohn, president of the
oldsmobile company Of Oregon
vas in the city yesterday on bust
rpss He was registered at the
Marion hotel.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-09

Douglas Wood, of Grants Pass,
was guest of the Marion last
night.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-09

T. t. Petty, travelling freight
and passenger agent for the Ore
gon Electric, spent last night as
guest of the Marion hotel.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-09

V. A. Smith, of Astoria. is reg
lstered at the New Terminal.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-09

Dan Bass, owner and manager
If the Fry hotel in Seattle, arrived
lat night. He is making a bust
ness trip south, and is registered
ot the Marion.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-09

Buy the best for less-40 inches wide
shade you may desire. The regular s
bought here for this low price.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-09

Capital Bargain House buys
md sells everything. 2l5 center
st. Phone 39S.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-09

Leave your kodak troubles with
Sandie. 110+
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-09

H. M. Black, of Albany, is q
guest of the Bligh.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-09

Salem looks good to j. w. Bridge,
OF Butte, Mont, who is in the city
with view to securing a loca-
uon. Mr.. Bridge was formerly a
Butte banker.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-09

Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Winston, of,
Astoria are guests of the Marion.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-29

/, planta hidro-electrica y sistema dc
distribution en- dicha municipalidad
Fue acuerdo dejar sobre la mesa
para su estudio y consideration, la
solicitud de la Association de Produc-
torres de Azicag, referente las ta-
rifas del ferrocarril, hasta tanto Ell
comite especial designado para estu-
|diar. dicho caso rirda SUI inforne.
Sc aprcbo la cesion y traspaso he
cho por Ia Enriqueta Land Company
Ia favor de Sucrs. de C. v j. Fantauz-
zi, de la ainca Enriqueta, y con ella
la tfranquicia No. lis, aprobada en- 2
de noyiembrea de, 1907 coneerniente a
dichae efinca.o Jlslen 9e'sr6s =
Con referencia al informe del Audi
tortde ia, sComision relative a la que
rella de NJ Grau s6 Hijos, de Maya
g5iez, sobre tarifas de alijo, fue
acuerdoi referir este case al Comisio-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-29

linea de- vehiculos de motor entire En-
fla Junta en- % de febrero de 1922, re-
ferente la nulidad de los certificates
de necesidad y conveniencia concedi-
dos a Angel Inzerni, Ramon Pastrana
iy Maria Perez Colorado, solicitada
por los Sres. Alvarez & Hno., del CO.
mercio de esta plaza.
Sc autoriz6 al Secretario de la Co.
mission para fijar y celebrar visitas
plblicas en- los siguientes easos:
American Railroad Company sobre
oposicion general la concession de
|certifcados de necesidad y conyenien-
cia2,y ienmiendas de tarifas que afec-
ten el negocio de la Compahia.
Ii Solicitud de Andres Rivera sobre
aatolidad para enmendar Ell itinera-
rio, poroel cual Sc rige el servicio de
vehiculos de motor que opera entire
.Coro2aly ~ Catano y Cataio y Morovis.
oSolicitud tde Alberto Sanchez para
UNI scertifcado de necesidad y conve-
niepciaa para eli ftransporte de pasa-
jeros poroyehfculo de motor entire Ba-
rrose gr Sane Juan, por Barranquitas,
ConlerfogI Bayann6n. 't'
GtSolicitud de Jose R, Rivera para la
concession de un certifcado de necesi-
dad ypconveniencia para Ell transporte
Z.
defpasajeros por vehiculo de motor
entire tBaTros y Cataiio, por Barran-
anitss, Generic y Bayamon.
elSolicituds de John Royalmim para
la lconcesion de un certifcado de nece-
sidad y conveniencia para el transpor-
te de pasajeros por vehiculo de motor
entire Ensenada v Mayagiiez por Yau-
co, Sabana Grande, y San German.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-29

to al Conite de Franquicias para So
estudio informe.ss e p ME-
En- el case de la Porto Rico Rail-
way Light & Power Company sobre
ssolicitud de franquicia para la utili-
zacion de las aguas y cascadas de los
rios Cubuy, Sabana, Hicaco y Prieto y
sus tributaries, en- la Jurisdiction de
lNaguabo, para fines de desarrollo de
ienergia electrica, fue acuerdo sefa-
i lar una vista publica del case ante la
Comisi6n en- pleno para ell dia 8 de
mayo a las dos de la tarde.
II aSesdict6 orden dando por desistido
la Juan Francisco Robles sde la con.
| Etinuacion del case referente a 5su so
Elieitud para enmendaE sug itinerario Y
|tarifa en- vigor para la transpoEta-
|ci6n de pasajeros por lanehas de va
poruentre Fa5ardoly Vieques,s Qreas
n yFpeo acuerdo seiialar ell dia 16 de
mayo pr6xiano a,tlas dosstdebla tarle
panaecelebrar vista spnhlica ante Ia
Eomision en- pleR6oen eli; case de Ia
aAerella presentada por la Gompafia
nlaruderTransporte en- contra de
la Porto Rico Railway Light G Pos
wer.o Company spor7 interrupcons de-
IserEicio aelectricossggf5t 81 gls fo sc
tFueu acuerdo dejar ,sobressla mesa
para ser discutido en- laopI6xiina se-
sion el asunto relative q lasquerell
presentada gpor John RoyalmimsnconT.
ira Glemente j. Rodriguez Carlo So
bre1 exploitation no autOrizada de una
sensda u Yauco. 5ango he3 qeal sflqo
Sc dicto orden denegando la recon-
sideracion de la decision dictada por
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-29

Resoluciones adoptadas por la Co.
mission de Servicio P1blico en- su se-
sion ordinaria del dia 25 de los CO.
rrientes con asistencia de los Conf
sionados senores Benedicto, Kessin-
ger, Wilson, Lippitt, Cabrera y FL
gueroa. gss I.
! Sc aprobo la franquicia concediendo
Ia municipalidad de Isabella el4de-
reeho a construir, mantener Y operar
una planta electrica y sistema de dis
tribucion para el servicio plblico mu-
nicipal. 'is
Il Fne sefalada para vista pdblica an
te la Comision en- pleno para el diag9
de mayo proximo a las dos de la tar
de, el taso referente la solicitud de
la nlunicipalidad de Corozal intere-
sando la concession de 125 litros, de
aqua por segundo, del rio Mabilla; pa
IA construir, mantener y operar una
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-29
Resoluciones adoptadas en- Ia Co
mission de SerWcio Publico

nado del Interior con instruccioneS de
que por dicho departamento y por ur
funcionario que designe ell Comisio-
nado, Sc proceda al estudio de las
condolences de cada puerto de la isla
en- relaci6n consd dichOaservicic de alijo,
rindiendo luego eB sinforpae corfespon-
diente los efectos de fijar las tart
fas defnitiyasl quetsean justas y equi-
itativas. nalo lss t,t5seEtnc5oatis sifi
Sc orden6 pasase salI Att6fney Ge-
neral para estudi6f e inf offme ia conu-
nicacion dec la American Railroad
Company acompafando copia de la
ordenanza adoptadasnor Ia Asamblea
Municipal Ide eMayagiiezaen mario f26,
1922, estableciendo reglas sobre el
luso pdiiselqf ferrorafril de lOsf cruces
de las Was poUIlasqualles de dicha 'eins
dad. il acknowledgements aeis qe Il
En- el case de Primo BeIgado '1iiRie' iiiee'
fernando shabetg terminad6 la plahta
electrica u sistefna de- distribution en-
|Adjuntas, bajo las prescripciones de
la franqnicial N6s 5yise dict6 iorden
cerrando Ell case en- los records desl
Comisi6n por5 haber sidoa inspeeti0-
nada y aprobada dichas planta electric
Ca.
Sc dicto orden aprobando ell infor-
me annual correspondence al aiio que
termino en- 81 de diciembre de 1921,
presentado por la Compafiia -Electri-
ca de Yauco, respecto de la explota-
cion de su planta electrical y sistema
de distribution en- Yauco.
En- el case referente la soIic1tud
de la municipalidad de Isabella soli-
citando que ciertos dcsvios privados
y 10 largo de las lineas De la .Ameri-
can Railroad Company, Que en- Ia
actualidad son controlados por las
Icentrales azlcareras eh aqaclla res
gi6n sean decIarados de servicio pn-
blico, fue acuerdo dejar este asunto
sobre Ia mesa hasta tanto Sc rinda
por ell Comisionado del Interior cier-
to informe relative a dicho asunto.
Habiendo expirado el t6r1nino para
|presentar oposiciones la solicitud de
Ia Porto Rico Shirt Company sobre
cxenci6n de toda clase de contribu-
clones por un periodic de diez t10)
amos, de acuerdo con Ia ley No. %.
promulgada en- mario 81, 1919, v no
|habiendose presentado oposicion al
|guna fue acuerdo referir dicho asun-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-29
AcCIDENTE DEL TRABAJo

Aver, la 1850 p. M, Miguel Ro-
drfguez, trabajador en- las obras en-
construction del senor Giorgetti, en-
la Parada 20, Santurce, accidental
mente lie cayo encima un tabique pro-
duciendole una herida de 10 centime-
tros de largo en- la pierna IL
quierda, siendo asistido en- Ia sala
de socorros, pasando luego al Hospi-
tai Municipal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-29
.os QUE LLEGARoN
z n EN Ef apHILADELPHIA.'

Ell yapor philadelphia de la Red
d. Line que ylleg6 el jneves este
puerto. trajo de New York los pasa-
feros Providencia Ocasio. Ignacio Je-
ais. Manuel Correa, Rafael de Acos-
ia, Lesmo Agarfn, Katherine Figue-
soa Robert f. Figuaroa, Lleya
nueyc pasajeros en- transito para Gu
razao y cinco para Ia Guayra.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-29
ACUAS De
SARATOGA

81 sus digestiones son laboriosas.
ST la dyspepsia lie hace sufrir. 81
las funoiones de su est6mago y su
higado no estan regularizadas,
pruehe el aqua digestiva de Sa-
ratoga, marca "GEYSER' y podra
usted digerir hasta piedras. 81
miles de personas reGiben, yendo q
Saratoga, la ventaja de estas mara
villosas aguas por que no ha de-
recibirIa usted igual Pruebe una
sola botella. De venta en- Farmacias
y Hoteles.
Sc solioitan agentes.
REPRESENTATIVES,
~ II WVM AM
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-29
DE QUIEN Es Ell
PORTAMONEDAS?

Tn portamonedas de boIsillo ha ST.
do encontrado extraviado y Sc encuen-
ira en- la oficina del Jefe del Distrito
de San Juan para entregarlo a la
persona que iustifque ser su verda-
defo ducfo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-29
.ToDo Ell. Personal SOCIALISM

Con los dltimos nombramientos pa
ia la Corte Municipal de Fajardo que
da esta con su personal complete de
tiliad6n socialista. Sc informa que
81 Senador de la minorfa Sc ha que
jado al Gobernador de que fInciona
rios de la Corte de Distrito de Huna-
Gao, de la que depeude aquel juzsado,
han practicable en- este una investiga-
ci6n, interyiniendo el 1lseaN
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-01-28
y
JoFf. r. -ONNlM.', Cla;~.-is.:.
Drsec n. .. 70 ,Ask To-; Seel

The i<gew Orleans gonnlss G.,
Councii vas asked Tuesday ~ She
city :ouncii of Chicago &c Dass -'esc
luton asking Congress &C amend INC
Volsteac pronibition laws &c anablc
The manufacture anC saIc q Whole
some beer and light vines arc thai
all revenuesc from vheso sources Dc
set aside for bonus 20 ez,-serT'c2
men. The request Of tne Chicago
council came &c Mayor NcShane whc
transmitted il 10 The council without
recommendation The lettez anc
copy Of TIE Chicago cornci, 'esoiu.
vior were ,eceivae without action
Resolutions acioped - vhe Chicago
council assert that there IS abundant
and unimpeachable evidence C dem
ons5rata tht fact chat the genera
public IS opposed to the existing prc
| ilibition laws. The, commission was
asked 20 join N memorializing Con.
gress to authorize the sale o. bee
and light wincs-f;'i 'iin es-picayure.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-01-28
TC PROBE O,L REFINERIEs
-narge Made That Louisiana Plant
Sell Product Cheaper Elsewhere,

The complaint is mdae thai Louis
lana oil refineries are shipping gaso-
line to Texas, ekansas, Mississippi:
and Tennessee, and selling that prod
uct at prices ranging from 4 to {
cents per gallon below the price
charged in this state. E. W. Henry,
representative from Nermilion parish
in the lower house Of the Louisiana
legislature, states thai a5 the next
meeting Of the lawmakers, he will in
troduce q resolution providing for
a legislative investigation of the com
plairt The following is the .esolu-
tioE which Mr Ienrv proposes 10
introduce;
Whereas. statements. have been
made by responsible citizens ami in
the press that gasoline. marufactu-
red in trc state If Louisiana, has
rocn and IS being shipped! TO Texas.
: arkansas, vi ISIS issippi, Tennessee and
other state by Louisiana rcfneries
end sold in those states at prices rang
ing from 4 TO & cents per gallon be-
low the prices charged for gasoline
II this state; and
Whereas, this situation mas dis
closed an unwarrantcd and unfair
discrimination agains. citizens and
industries in Louisiana in prices Of
gasoline, indicating that rroftaerire,
exists; and
Whereas, cno legislature and $ho
people @: Louisiana arg entitled % all
facts and details concerning tho
prices oi gasoline in this end other
states, II, order chat responsibility
for existing conditions may ;>e fixed
| therefore D9 il
Resolved by tho house oi repr4
5entatives d the state 9; Louisiana:
| ,he senate ccncUIring vhaG the speak
ar hereby is directed tc appoint three
members # thc house ana The ;iea:,
tenant governor and president o: tho
senate IS directed: 20 appoint SWo
| members of v,c senate -c CON
sti5uto 6 Joint committee 70 make ::
iuli and complete nvasvigatici; q
yha prices Of gasoline N Louisiana
nnG cthoL states a1C - submit :: 70
pert at the carries date orectlcatle
THAT The joint committee he"e:i1
created: hereby IS authorized and EN-
powered - 3rbpoeAs witnesses, &c
| administer paths .o coinpe; the Drc,
| duct:on 81 books end papers ano
otker evidence end to Dc any al
things necessary 70 make 3he invest;
cation thorough and effective.
That vi1o attorney genera: i1eceb,
s directed 10 assist ttho committee j:
It's work alG u. furnish: al legal a'c
needed.
"'rhat yno .oGnnittac S directed
to employ competent sJenographer
Ito be osi< ont o the contlngen,
funds Of The ywc houses. Oh 2 Dasi:
lof Two thirds from The fund Of the
,honsa end one-5hirG from the funt
Ct th1 senate .-.. H.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-01-28

/: Ponce &c ,-eo, had discovered
Margie" he would nave saved him
self lot Of trouble, There's +he
3piGi; o. springCime about it---of
glad :nings-of numoc like the foun~
cai1s that play n the sunlighv-c!ear
and sparkling aud :iean,>
The original company intact
headed by lmarsCoudy-the only
company in facr presenting Mar
gle in Americst will be seen here
Coudy is at his best in ''Margie -
he keeps. YOU guessing all the time
and Is original enough to pc really
funny 80
young vomer--so pretty you don4
;vondec Adam ate the apple--on the
stage every few Misunderstanding
.iy cosvumed. tres essence Of grace
ant! agility~-a .ricl? background FOR
any production.
:'Margie': IS young-youns III its
players. young il its spirit. young
ano: vigorous in it's appeal 70 all.
''Margic'' is The joint work o1
Hardin, Edwards anG Myers and thc
IMcG.cgor CoElranE's production r.
vals soenlca'lE a7v ef?orc Of Teca1;
yeas.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-01-28
5,.vuvners 60, Life Terms:

n Inc tlstr>ct .curG af; Oklanoma
lily. Okla, few DAYS age, five
self confessed mem pers ot the gang
that jyncheo rake Brooks, 6 negro
packing house. employe, January "a,
pleaded guilty before fudge James
. Phelps and we're sentenced to life
Imprisonment. This five are: Lee
Whitley, Charles Polk, Elmer Yearts,
white anc Robert Allen ana Nathan
Brtle". negroes. Whitley and Yearts
aro members ot The Butcher Work
mans Jrior on strike at the packing
plant here white Porte, is a strike
sympathizer and Allen cousin Of
|,she legrc lynched Tho speed with
which The cases were disposed Of and
the heavy sentences imposed, set a
Eecord for trials Of alleged members
Of ivnchiIle parties
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-01-28
g-t t-oic and Cough C.urea oy <'ha IA
:,erse:n's Cough Remedy.

Several l,years ago c. ?. Glass, Gar
diner. Nc. contracted 6 severe colo
and cough. lie t.;et, various modi~
oines uuJ instead Of getting vel! nc
kao, adding % il by contract ting
ires;7 colds. clothing he had taken
'or Il vas o. any permanent boIlai1t
uni; : li,uggis. ad 'is2d ai:n 20 :r:'
Cha ambe1lai1,s Jough Remedy. 'te
says ~ ,ras co.Arle, elv crre3 aT ta!s
remedy ano have sine alwa%s turn
q to it when ha( q "c:c &"d sec"
| f;nd "tliA.. ---~>> >>.> 1V
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-01-28
TC THEATRE WrLBERT.
'Margie," Splendid Song and Dance
Wheeze Will BE Offered Feb 4.

The Mctrcgor5 Company's null
tlple song ard dance wheeze, Mar
gie,' which is described as the charm
ing sister of Irene" "Mary" and
Sally" will be the attraction at
Theatre Eilbert, HaquS2ine Satur.
-day Feb. 4
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-01-28
No, Il: rs E;cf. rs C:esuc

L: you were as rich as Cresus yoC
could not buy = bettar remedy fo'
constipation than Chalaberlain's Tab
let's. They are easy and pleasant 10
take and when the proper dose is
taken produce mild and gentle e.
feet. They also strengthen the d.
geston (Adv.f
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-01-28

T|iIl i. lays, fo1ner chairman IF
he Republican National committee
and postmaster general il: President
hardinS's cabinev, has resigned the
latter position % become chief coun-
sci for 4 Dig film producing concern.
at s salary. it is said, Of $220,O00
a year.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-01-28

l.iiss lteicl rattigrew o. Kansas
City. Kan, aged q years, will be q
candidate 70. the Republican nomina~
oion for governor at the approaching
election according to the statement Of
L. J. Pettijohn, secretary Of state Of
Kansas. The entrance Of Miss Pet
tigrew IN the race for the Republican
yubernatorial nomination brings the
list 70 about thirty.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-01-28

The Louisiana State Bankers rs
3oc;ation will hold it's annual meet
ing in Baton Rouge April IS and Is.
4 large attendance is expected from
ali parts Of the state.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-01-28

According to the figures made
public by Conrad i.ecoq, state ire
marshal few days ago, as persons
died from fire burns in the state OF
Louisiana during the year 1871.
This is an increase OF more ihan l0V
per cent over the previous gear. Th"
incident which resulted in the largest
number of deaths was the burning 81
an oil tank railroad car near alex
andria august 8. 1921, when fifteen
men perished.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-01-28
improved Roads Sufficient to Enc
circle the Earth

improved Roads Sufhcena to Emo
circle the Earth
What the new federal highway apo
preparation to be expended under the
direction Of the Bureau Of Public
Roads. United States Department OF
Agriculture, vii! mean to the eoun"
try is accurately gagged in a synope
sis prepared by the bureau, showing
| the use to which the 100000
previously appropriated by Congress
| has been put. Up TO December 3ie
tS2i2.O77.246 had been put to work
| in projects either entirely complete
or under construction. To match that
amount the States appropriated SZo5@
l3?9,3I2, making a .otas OF S497 ,45h9"
1888.
! IF placed end TO end the ROADS to
lbe paid for by this money would
en:ircle the earth at the Equator
and extend as far as from New York
to San Francisco OF bhe the second
|Iia;,. The total mileage Of roads ana
der constructions and completed the
departments records show was ape
proximately $4,000 miles. Of this
mileage 1855 miles was lr projects
entirely completed The balance oz
||17,445 miles was III projects which
wee still! under construction put rec
ported SO per cent complete October
81. IN :hose projects there was the
equivalent Of $4,000 miles Of COM
pleted roads. Sc that the completed
road 60 date was more than 81 ,0oc
miles, Or nearly enough 20 encircle
the globe
II Prior to ! gears age the Feaeral
Government tooF no active part il
the road construction Of the country
Today about one half of ali roads
under construction are being aidee
financially by the Federal Govern
y ment, and the construction is subjec
y to inspection and approval q Fed
= ierai engineers.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-01-28
cntno':- Mission Soon.

Rev. c, NJ. Chanbon. pastor o. the
Catholic church of this place All
nounccs thai q two-weeks mission
will be held here beginning on Palm
Sunday and ending Sunday after
Faster. The mission will be con"
Quoted By Father Richard Cahil! and
Father Edward O'Fearn, eloquent
Dominican missionaries Of Louisville.
KY. these priests have been con
ducting missions for years, ant: by
their sublime eloquelcc and great
earnestness have attracted widespread
attention and created a deep iin0
pression wherever they have preach
ed. Thei. appearance here WI; Dc
a religious treat to the people q this
community. The program Of the a%'
ercises for each day will oe sd
nounced later.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-01-28
Mex: Weeks Bill. ar the Grand.

Sunday---Elaine Mammerstefn in
Girl From Nowhere" and a comedy.
Mondav-Tom Nix IN ''The Texan"
ard Pathe News.
Tuesday -- Norma Ealmadge IN
"'?hc Sign on che Door. y
Wednosoav--I.iie Lee lr Soul OF
.7outh."
:Ghursaay---Aiice Brady in Dawn
of The East <<a
Triday--Thomas Meignan IN Con
juas1; of Canaan and comedy.
saturday-~-Concluding episode OF
Yellow ARM episode Of 'Aurrl-
cane Eotch." Fatne News ard Clyde
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