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DEPICTS HORROR OF
MOVIE COLLAPSE
Continued from page 2.

didn't give way on one crash. II
seemed TO break up everywhere. That
let In the snow. which came In
through the broken places where the
ceiling had given way.
TITS queer, but / was conscious ali
the time when I was pinned down UNI
der there by that great piece OF ceiling
My mind, when ! saw the ceiling fall
ing. and afterward. was just as clear
and collected as II IL now. / knew !
was hurt some, but didn't know how
badly. II seemed that my time had
come. lived a year, tell You, pinned
down between the seats.
ut wasn't until I got outside that ]
noticed blood falling from my face and
hands. / got out myself. No one
helped me. I crawled over the broken
seats and plaster and snow 20 the door
On the way I saw young fellow iy.
ing half curlod up, moaning and cry
ing for help. | leaned over TO lift hin
and then everything went black. Tn.
next ] remember I was at the door
wiping the blood from my eyes and
mouth. II don't know how got out
| didn't sec any other injured ones az
| crawled out. can't remember about
that part Of It. My only thought ther
was to get nome before ! should die
My chest panied me, my back seemed
broken. my face was dripping with
blood All ] wanted TO do was 10 ge
home and tell my wife and little cir
what had happened and how wa,
hurt. ] thought ] WIS going 10 die
Representative Smithwick, who live
about n block from tho theatre. sal,
he staggered home without overcoa
or hat through the snowdrifts. Physi
clans were summoned Immediately
who found him suffering from shock
bruises and possibly internal injuries
Il think II was a miracle that
came out alive" said the Florida Con
gresham. But think OF those BOO
children and men and women VIII
were not 50 fortunate. don't see how
any who were sunder that balcony "a
capped. IL those below could have see-
the ceiling breaking they would hav
had time TO rush out through tn
doors, but I guess they couldn't Sc
Ike we in the balcony. Those under
meath us had no chance. guess.
Keep thinking OF it all the time. tina
awful roaring and the crashing OF IN
balcony on its way down to thos
people below. II was all over I'm half
minute, / guess, but II seemed hours.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-30
THIS AND THAT OF SPORT

The fans are still talking about that
Salesianum- Wilmington High School
game played Friday night The Cherry
and White team played a wonderful
game and had the situation somewhat
under control, until the final few min
utes Of play.
The cage game has found much
favor among the fair sex Of this city
and already there are a number OF
teams In the field that have been MAX
ing fine showing OF the basketball
game.
sport that Is meeting with much
favor this winter is bowling. The
leagues that have been engaged In
knocking down the pins have stirred
up some rivalry among themselves,
which has proven a great stimulus TO
increase interest in the matches
Church League games have been
moving along at a great pace recent
~ and there has been some real con
tcntlon among the leaders. with the
development Of some stars among the
leaders.
flaps Shcehy. the salesisnun star.
h. a shining light OF the local galaxy
OF basketball stars. His work for the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-30
WE'D ?OwL SEASON CLOSES TOMORROW

successful
ducks recorded
birds killed during the
period or 10 days following the
number OF tho leading
no DISASTROUS nudity and
eventually
feel
would be sbrogate the
the regulations ~
This Is tho first
able TO enjoy shooting has an
bay the main grounds for the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-30
BABES SLEPT swEETLY
IN THEATRE wRECKAGE

Washington, Jan. s0.-Sleeping
peacefully beneath he debris IN the
wrecked Knickerbocker Theatre, two
little girls. aged about four and six
were found early yesterday by res
cuers, ten hours after the playhouse
roof had fallen in Apparently neither
OF the children was badly hurt. They
we're taken 10 a hospital without
Identification.
Four hours earlier a five-year-ol
girl was found unhurt. seated between
the bodies Of two women. Her life
evidently had been saved by her fall
ing between the seats and the pro-
lection given her by the bodies OF the
TWO women who were killed beside her.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-30
Mary's the Winner in the First Half of City League

tho west. Despite his wealth. PEN
rose. prior 10 the last two years OF
his life, when his illness necessitated
a large rctinue, lived rather simply In
bachelor quarters here.
Penroe's death has brought politi-
cal chnos In the great Republican
stronghold OF Pennsylvania. II ends
n succession OF "bosses.'' whose power
has not been parallelcd In other
states. and Of which Csreron, Quay
and Penrose were outstanding figures.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-30
NATIONAL AMATEUR
BILLIARD CHAMPIONS

l9ol-A. r. Townsend. New
York.
1sO2--E. W. Gardner, Mont
clair. n. ].
1so3--W. p. Foss. New York.
1904. F. Poggenburg, New
York.
19o5--C. F. conlin, Chicago.
19o6--E. w. Gardner, Mont
clair. n. j.
1907-C. Demarest, Chicago.
1900. Demarest, Chicago.
1909--H. A. Wright, San
Francisco.
1slo-E. W. Gardner. Mont
clair. n. j.
ls11-J. f. Poggenburg, New
York.
19l2-Morris Brown, Brooklyn
1913--Joseph Mayer, Philadel-
phia.
l9l4-E. w. Gardner, Mont
clair, N. j.
1si5-Joseph Mayer, Phnadel-
pi1ia
l9l6--E. w. Gardner. Mont
clair. N. j.
l9i7--Nathan Hall, Boston
ls1s--C. Huston. Detroit.
l9l9-D. McAndless, Chicago.
1s20-R. Collins, Chicago.
192l-Charles Hcddon, Dowa-
giac. Mich.
In 1909 the play was changed
from LAP TO 1872.
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ATLANTIC cry TO PLAY HERE.

Announcement 90 tho effect that
he Atlantic City knights " Column
hu- c~se team would play the local
council quintet here, February p, wac
mad" he Manager pouehcr,y last
night
1hs Atlantic city nve il on. OF the
ws' IN the country ana the local man.
asss intono- 60 hav. an sli-star line
ur 10 orrose the resort nys.
Ac~ordine 60 Manager Dougherty.
Mayor hsd.r ~ Atlantic city. Emory
rlrgsn ana Charley Docin viii ac-
tciNpany tho team here .
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CONFINED TO HOME.


Edward Bardo, captain OF the High
School swimming team. has been con-
fined to his home during the past week
with a severe attack of bronchitis.
Bardo has been suffering with a
congestion Of the bronchial tubes for
about month. This condition lower
cd his vitality to such an extent, in
addition to interfering with his
breathing that he was unable to make
e. showing at the national inter-
scholastic championships. held at the
University Of Pennsylvania on Sat
urday, January 81. He swims so
Yards in 26.0 seconds consistently, but
at the u. of p. meet his time was 27.4
Third place in this event went Il
Girard College In 26.1. Just two days
after the Penn meet, Bardo was con-
fined TO the house.
Before the meet at Penn the repre-
sentattves Of the Cherry and White
elected Bardo to captain the team.
Warm. comfortable rooms are offer
ed for rent in the classified ad section
today ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-30
WILMINGTON pn,rNEs.
FRIENDS CENTRAL.


The tim" for signing now players In
the CITY basketball League win OF
plre hsNt Tuesday evening ne $50
THIS fact Mas Impressed upon the
nsnasrra by President Walsh az the
,ty League meeting yesterday after
noon nj IN. Pioneer headauarters
Another feature OF tho session wns
tho adoption OF n rule which win al
low no club 90 trade players 90 an
oth'r club In tho City League.
The rule viii he effective immediate
N aud should prove popular with the
FAM.
Tho s"cond half OF thu CITY League
season WI DO under why VITA the
rlsylns 81 tho sam. at rarksidc to-
nlghi, when the kirkwood rarkers
meet 81 Marya
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-30
BUSY WEEK FOR HIGH.

Wilmington High School basketball
tossers VIII have plenty Of opposition
this week. when they meet Chester
High Wednesday and West Chester
High next Friday. Both games will
be contested on foreign courts.
Last season Chester defeated the
locals. II to 3 and 80 to 20, but the
team expects a better fate this sea-
son
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-30
FOUR MATCHES TONIGHT.

Four matches Will be played in the
State bowling tournament at Brady's
alleys tonight. Rodriques will take on
Mccall at 7.30. Bergan will play
Howett at SIS. Mckee and Herple
are slated to meet at 3, while the flnal
event of the night viii bring together
Stewart and Good.
These four matches should be OF
the highest calibre as the contestants
are among the best in the city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-30
Barnes Now An Instructor.

Battling Barnes. well-known local
lightweight boxer. has been made box
ing instructor at Edgewood Arsenal
and has been doing great in his new
position. The local battler has taken
on weight since Joining the army and
is now a full-fedged welterweight.
Barnes has been keeping up his string
of knockouts. adding six more to the
list since being stationed at the Mary
land camp.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-30

O. Are cities OK this country tal,-
ing any steps 70 relieve the unsrn-
ployment situatlon7 r. ~. II.
a. Many cities ore doing their uc-
most to improve the situation. Sons
have voted sums TO be used for city
improvements, others have created
emerge ncy funds to DO used with dis-
erection, and some have arranged IA
lend money 10 worthy individuals, no
cepting notes In return.
q. When cid the Prohibition Party
originator NJ. w.
A. The Prohibition Party was form.
ed by convention meeting IN Chi
cago. September l. 1869.
q. Why are artesian wells 80 CALL
cdr X. r. N.
| a. The Oldest we'll In Europe WIS
I bored In the county Of Artois. Uatin
Artesia) now a part 81 France, IN
1926.
@. How is the length OF rivers rnes-
sured? N. II. c.
| A. Usually n rivers length IS rnea.
sured by shore surveying. Occasions
Knowing the rate Of speed and tbs
time the journey takes. a computes
ton can be made.
@. Is the Yuie log SIN burned n
England? c. e. {.
a. The custom Of burning the Yui4
log on Christmas Eve is not very
prevalent In England. The custom q
still followed I'm some ~ the rural Sec
tons. 10 Is moro prevalent in tho
Scandinavian countries.
@. Did the Titanic reach bottornp
II 30 was It crushed by the force q
the water7 p. r.
A. Tho Titanic I'D reach bottom,
which az this place was about two
miles below tho surface Of the ocear.
THE weight Of tho water would not
crush the vessel since tho pre-sur,
would be the same on all sides. How
ever. it would inplode ~any alrtighs
compartments or enclosures.
Q. What becomes Of dew in ths
w1ntertime2 -. r. *.
A. The frost corresponds 20 thu
dew OF summer.
@. In what form "a the Divine
Comedy written2 7. NJ. u.
A. THE Divine Comedy by Dante,
il written In the form OF epic poetry,
a long narrative poem ~ thus cIassi-
fed
Q. Where VIII a pendulum ro-sc
faster, at the poles or ri ths equa.or1
w. Il.
i a. pendulum swings faster at thu
roles. The earth Is ffatter IN the poia 4
; regions. so the attraction Of gravity
Is greater.
q. How much water - 81 neceenrv
, TO have for grounding a wireless SET
q. p. @,
:, A. The Radio Inspector saws that
. 1t Is not necessary 20 have any water
, for grounding wireless, provided thu
wires are grounded deeply enough in
the earth 10 insure them reaching
damp soil
Q. 1 hear that the United States
: has more telephones than any country
in proportion to its poplation. What
country comes next? X. NJ ID.
A. In 1919 Canada ranked second "a
the United States in number OF tele-
IN proportion TO It's population. VIVA
The United States had 1876 telephones
20 100 population and Canada had s.S.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-30

Hanover will play AlcCabe tonight
At Friends School in the Church
League. instead OF the Cookman-
Eastlalke game which was called of.
The CookmaD- Eastlake game that
was scheduled for tonight has been
postponed until next Monday. Grace
and Second Baptist win play the pre-
liminary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-30
ST. MARY'S QUINTET
Wins FIRST HALF
Bitterly Contested Game at the
Auditorium Saturday Won
by Cats" 1890.

81. Mary's was crowned champion OF
The first half OF the City League Sat
urday afternoon. when the Cats
came out victorious over Mt. Vernon
at the Auditorium. rs 10 20.
The game was bitterly fought. The
play nj times was rough, and KAY.
anaueh OF Mt. Vernon, and Captain
Wolfe, sustained, minor injuries, bu,
this only proved that the title was
not won without struggle. Both
clubs were ar top strength, the add
ton Of Wallis TO the ST. NIary's line
up proving great asset. as his play
ing was one of the features OF the con-
test. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-30
LOCAL NATATORS TO
MEET C0ATESV|LLE
High School Swimmers In Meet
at Y. N. c. A. Friday Eve
ming; Bardo Out.

The Ccstesville High School SWIM
ming team Will meet the Cherry and
White natstors in the Y. NJ. c. A. poo,
on Friday evening, February 8. This
VIII be the first dual meet for the
newly organized High School team
and promises to be an interesting one.
In the relay races held at Penn, the
Coatesville swimmers finished six sec
onds ahead OF tho Wilmington quartet
IL is doubtful IL Bardo will be in con-
ditlon TO swim on Friday night as he
Is still confined TO his home with an
attack OF bronchitis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-30

KID sum, tho local bantamwelgh;
,han,p, VIII meet a worthy opponent
ON Thursday evening. when he tackles
Willie Alien, Of Philadelphia. in the
windup bout nj The Roading, Pa. Box
ms club. This viii be the second
ins"tint between this pair, tho last
bout taxing place at Harlan Field last
summon when the local boy boxed "A
iss' draw with the Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-30
CHURCH LEAGUE CALENDAR


Basketball.
Jan. 30.--Hanover vs. McCabe, Grace
vs.. Second Baptist.
Jan. 3i.-McCabe W. sllvsrbrook
Brandywinc W. West. Friends
School gym.
Feb. S.--Hanover w. Epworth. 81
Paul's w. Westminster, Hanover gym
Fob. %.--Oid Bwedes W. St. 6teph-
ems. First-Centrsl vs.. Union. Y. NJ
C. A.
bowling.
Jan. Central ". Grace. Y
NJ. G. A.
Jan. sf--Hanovsr W. Second Bap-
list. Y. M. G. A.: Union W. Goodman
Westminster.
Feb. 2.--Immanuei w. ~. Paul's
Westminster; siiverbrook W. st
Stephens. Y. NJ. G. A.
Feb, S.---Bethany W. Eastlakc. y
NJ. G. A.: Mt. Salem W. Westminster
Westminster.
Quoita.
First Division--Union w. Grace;
Goodman W. Hanover: ~. Paui's VIZ
Elsmere; Emmanuel W. First Central
Hecond Divislon--union Vs. Cook
man: Mt. Salem W. West. OLD Swede,
W. Sllverbrook; Second Baptist Va
Bethany.
Third Division--Cookman vs.. Mt
Salem: Union W. Old Swedes; McCabf
vs.. Second Baptist: Bethany w. Sil,
verbrook
Fourth Diviston--Mt. Salem VS.
Trinity M. E.; Epworth W. Goodman;
Brandywinc vs.. Union; Westminster
Va. Eastlake.
Fifth Division--Trinity NJ. Fl. Va
Epworth; Emmanuel vs.. Brandywine
st, Paul's VS. st. Stephens; Union VS.
Harrison.
Sixth observation-disclosures VS.. Han.
over; First-CentraI Va Olivet; Wesle,
NJ T.. W.. First NJ p; Union VS.. ST
Psul's.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-30
LOCAL QuKERS N
NINTH STRAIGHT
Prlondo' Tear, Defeats Central
Quintet a Phlla.. 2>-17, In
ctooo Contest.

Wilmington rrisnda' quintet won
IN ninth straight victory saturday
ni0ht. When they defeated tho Friends
cWntrAl quintet OF Philadelphia. ~
to ~. on the Firth and West streets
nspr.
Tho uame wns the cioyest played
by the locals this season. and. al
though they did not hit their true
stride throughout tho game. they
demonstrated flashes or real haskct-
hell. Tn. Philadelphia 0uskcrs led
a, tho end ~ tho frat half. io-a.
Lindsay Tailed nve field goals
Tho locale. Weakened by the absence
~ several players. could not start the
attack necessary 60 forge ahead
Tho score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-30
sAttStA>rW PLAYS FRIDAY

salo~isnum Catholic High viii play
league safnc next Friday night al
~i iu~eph's Halt. when they VIII copo
WITH West Catholic High, % rhiladel-
rhia.
Neither team has wen a league
same 50 Ear this season. and as the
locals VIII have tho sdva ntage 81 the
hom" noor they are expected 20 reg =
Tor their ntst victory.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-30

M-s Mary Shields won tho first
pfls6. a spark PLUG adspter. In the
contest conducted by Ryan Brothers
NJ the automobile show last week. l.
Millman ~ 100 Wee, Second street
won the second prize, n rad-heatcr.
and 6. A. Diamond % Third and
French streets, the capital prize. a
tire.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-30
NtRoAN.BoILINcYR HIGH.

The norgan.liollinxcr pair rolled
nigh scores az urady's alleys sstur-
Gay evening IN the handicap match
with total of 1919.
iipino and Booker were second with
1909, the latters rolling high score for
tho uirh, with 1909.
The stormy weather held down the
Attendance
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-30

Weeks Schedule.
AoudAy--si Nary's Va PARK
side. ~ psrkrido. Referee
nosGs.
Tuvsiay--rarh side We Mt.
Vernon. NJ Brownson. Referee
Maxwell
edncsdny Nj. Vernon vr.
seventh Ward Rcferce--Max-
VOL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ward VS..
Pioneers. AZ Friends. Referee.
Bovss.
f'riday--Pioneers vs.. Brown
ron. az Hrownsor. Referee--
maxwell
Sssnrday--Brownson W. 81.
Mniys. ~ - foscrh's. Referee
--hu.xs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-30
TrapshOotlng Handicap POSTPONED.

The mid-wsnter handicap Of the
Philadelphia Trapshootcrs' Assoeia-
ton originally scheduled for SATURDAY
afternoon, has been postponed until
Saturday, February 4. The heavy
storm Of Saturday drove oil thoughts
of attempting to hold the shoot away.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-30
Il Doesn'
Require
Skill

To mix concrete and use il in a hundred
ways. You can make porches steps
walks. driveways, roads. floors, cellars
chicken houses and scores OF other things
secure free booklet on how to mix con
crete. how to build the necessary forms for
all sorts Of construction. and how to carry
me job through to successful completion
All you have to do Is Oil out and mail the
coupon below. enclosing two cents In
stamps for return postage. BE sure your
name and address are written SO that
they may bc read easily
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-30
Spike Hayden Receivers.

spike Hayden. OF Newport. who i.
recognized as the lightweight wrest-
ling champion OF Delaware, has com.
pieteiy recovered from his injury. sus.
tanned while working out at the Key.
stone Club some time ago, and soor
VIII DO ready TO take on any loca
grappler who disputes his ability.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-30

special Correspondents Every Evening
For, du font Jan. so.--The Fort du
Pont basketball team easily defeated
the Delaware city team hore last
evening ~ 10 ~.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-30

A We'll known admiral stopped op-
posite a portly sailor whose medal
ribbon was an inch or so too low
down. Did you get that medal for
eating, my MANI" mo. sir" Then
why the deuce do you wear il on your
stomach?"-Tit-Bits, London.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-30
Wall Map OF Delaware so Cents.

A limited number of the Rand Nc
Nally maps or Delaware are on sale AT
Every Evening office, so cents; 10
cents for postage TO any address.-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-30

The second game OF the three-game
series between tho Second Baptist and
hnirh's OF Columbus will be PLAYED
at olympia Hall. Wednesday evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-30

Observation-Disclosures between ma
tons are inevitable when each under
stands the others foreign policy
Baltimore Sun.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-30

Use the classified al section like
you use the telephone book. The ads
are all indexed under their correct
specific classification headings.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-30

Referee-Maxwel Umpire Boggs.
Timers Abrahams and Mckenna
Scorer-Spire. Fouls committed ST.
Mary IS. Mt Vernon 20.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Any rseder ceo 81 tbs 4psvy y ~
tor, Washington. b. o. This o6sr sppliss
strictIy 70 Information, Ths bursau cas-
not rvo advice on IsgAI. msdica sod
0nsncial matters IL dos mt attspupt 70
exhaustive research on any subject Wnto
your Questtohs pleiuSy end briedy. Givs
foil name and address end enclose two
replies arc sent direct 20 thu 1naulrsf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-30

Frederic ] Haslin. Director.
Tho Wilmington Every Evening In
formation Bureau
Washington D. c.
I enclose herewith Two cents in
stamps for return postage on free
copy of the concrete booklet.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-30
ST. NIARY's

MT. VERNON.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-22
Large Audience
on chapman Day
Hears Speaking


70 an a10ience tnAt pAc.sed ne auu,
ltOrsum q me uAytona NoIaseI .au
anoustriaa i1ptltute anu ose.u0cu -
the erOune9 OF the school II. r.nN
N chapman. curator OF ornitnosoey
o. the american M1seum =! NAt..al
Htst0ry. new tork lily oeiseFeu an
eloquent ana lAetxuctive aauidss u
Sunday afternoon. Inc b1rus Tnat
Pass Through Florida
For several years DIR. Chapman
has made this valuable contribution
to the institution. Tourists and cttf-
Gems look forward to the day that the
principal has named Chapman Day.,
and il Is possibly the most Significant
day OF the season
| The great naturalist, writer and
scholar held his audience in intense
interest throughout his discourse and
the hearty, judicioos applause demon
strato0 the apptecaAslon oi ny near
ers Tor the aoctors hne styie, ms
ready humor ana marvellous grasp OF
his subject
| AmOnk the many distinguished viei-
tors pre3ent were: DR. Sumner. pres
/ ident Of Talladega college. an institu-
ton in Alabama for the higher edu-
cation Of negroes. and DIR. John Yves.
LEY Hoffman, president OF wesleyan
university, Delaware. OHIO. Dr. sum
ner. IN ms snort Illuminating inter
estin8 taik. mace an earnest PIE" io'
NEGRO education as soivent TOT the
race problem. ana gave strong en-
dorsement OF the scnooi. Said ne;
know tnat the work OF TINS schooi i
being wen done because l nave AZ my
college three OF It's graduates Ines
all rank nlgh. ana Lucy MiueE VII
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-22
Dancing Classes
to Be Organized
at Palmetto Club

Mrs. Katherine Barron. of the Bar
ron private school announced today
that Prof. Ebson. Of the Orlando dane
Ing academy will have charge, this
apason, Of the dancing classes at the
school. and that he will be here Fri
day evening to organise the classes
On Saturday morning Mrs. Barron
and Prot. Ebson will be at the Pal
mett0 club during the morning. when
applications will be received for the
classes to be formed here for the sea
SON.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-22

| LEATHER II made Of the whales
1tc4acA.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-22

Observation-Disclosures
Friday, Feb. zl-Ernese Gamble
Concert Company. Mr.. Gamble, well
known BARTON: Vera Paige, violin
1T.
Tuesday. Feb. 2S-Chicago Ladies'
Sextette. An evening grim full CT
good wholesome entertainment.
Friday. March 3-Photoplay, to be
announced.
Friday, March 10-Scientiflc lecture
DR.. Charles H. Tyndall. Subject:
THE Uses OF Radium." A very
timely topic.