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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-06-22

attorney and treasurer, whose duties
as officers of the kangaroo court have
been varied and humorous during the
past few days.
All officers are selected by popular
ballot. and the entire personnel Of
the Jail has signed the bylaws gov
erning the court. The officers change
quite frequently, as man relin-
quishes his duties upon the explra-
ton of his sentence.
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ceipts, LOO Around 25 cents lower
Best lights largely, SS.75 to 50. Hog
receipts, $500. Steady to 10 cents
lower. Range on hogs, Sc to $50
Heavy packing sows, So. Pigs, $G25
to $3.50.
Sheep receipts, 800. Lambs, 25 to
so cents lower. Sheep steady to
strong. Good, choice lambs, $l4.5O to
$14.75. HandyweiGht fat ewes, $5.35
to $3.50. Run includes two specials
direct to packers.
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left yesterday for jamestown to meet
with the program committee and
make plans for the annual conven-
tion of the federation which will be
held in jamestown, Oct. 2, 3 and A.
Carlyle Albrecht, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Orrin Albrecht of Flasher, stop
ped over between trains at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. McAuliF. He has
been a student during the past year
at Carleton college, Mortified, MINI.
John Spooner of Minneapolis, stu
dent at the University of Minnesota,
accompanied him and will be his
guest during the summer.
Mrs. F. II. Waldo of Minot, former
ly of Mandan, was honored last week
at the jamestown college commence
ment by the reelection as editor of
the jamestown Alumnus. Alex Burr
of Rugby, is the new alumni presi-
dent.
DR.. II. O. Altnow of this city left
last evening for San Francisco,
where he will attend the meeting of
the American Medical association
which opens in five-day session,
June q. DR.. Altnow expects to be
gone for about two or three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Dow left We'd
ncsday evening for Missoula, Mont,
to visit at Portland, Ore, with Mrs.
George Mclean, former resident
of Mandan.
II. r. Hanson and c. V. Caddell
left Monday for Chico Hot Springs,
Mont, Nix. Hanson will take the POSI-
ton Of train auditor on the Living
stone Gardiner Park special during
the season, and Mr.. Caddell will re-
turn home by the first of July.
Sheriff Chas. Mcdonald left We'd
nesday for Minot to attend the state
sheriffs' convention. He was ac-
companied by his niece, Miss Helen
Taylor, who will visit at the home
of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Schimansky. Mrs. Taylor and
son, Francis and daughter, Mary
Jane who have been guests at the
Schimansky home will return with
Mr.. Mcdonald.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago, June 22-Hog receipts
$4,000. 10 to 25 cents lower. Mostly
Is to 20 cents lower. Top $7.45:
Catatle receipts 5000. Slow, few
best choice beef steers and beef
cows and heifers about steady. Gut
ters and bulls dull, Is cents lower.
Top matured steers $11.OO. Vealers
to packers $3.50 to $3.50
Sheep receipts 1900. Lambs most
ly so to rs cents lower. Few choice
lambs $3.50. Sheep scarce.
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PAGE THREE
BAND INSTRUMENTS
WANTED

The Bismarck City Band
under auspices of Association
of Commerce wants band in
struments. Those having
same for sale please COM
municate with L. c. S0rlein,
Association Of Commerce,
Bismarck, N. ID.
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Young Buys
Farmers Press

The Morton County Farmers Press,
which went into receivership this
spring was purchased by S. A. Young,
former manager of the paper, who
was locked out of the plant, for the
sum of $2,950, yesterday. Mr.. Young
was former publisher of the Mandan
Republican, the predecessor of the
Farmers Press. The Farmers State
bank which held a $1,7O0 lien on
the equipment of the plant also bid
on the property up to $1,000, while
J. A. Bennett of the Farmer-Labor
Record, Bismarck, ran the bid up to
$4,000.
The terms of the sale were for the
Successful bidder to assume obliga-
tions and outstanding liens against
the plant.
The marriage of Miss Vivian
Brown, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.,
q. w. Brown, and Herbert Hoeft will
take place July IL. The announce
ment of the approaching marriage
was made Wednesday evening at a
prettily appointed dinner given by
Mrs. Brown for. twelve intimate
friends of her daughter.
Appointment were carried out in
pink and white. The wedding will
be home affair and held in the
evening.
Ralph Williams returned Wednes-
day from the University of Mime
sofa to spend the summer vacation
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Williams.
Mrs. Matt Mann of Spokane, Wash,
is a guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Fredericks.
Mrs. L. N. Cary, president of the
State Federation of Women's clubs
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Prisoners Organize
Own Judicial Body

MinOt, N. D., June ELIMINATES of
the Ward county Jail, not content
with the rules and regulations now
in vogue at the bastile, have organ
lied judicial body of their own,
named a judge, sheriff, prosecuting
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a fifty-foot crater would be dug, all
buildings in the vicinity complete
ly destroyed and structures for a
half mile or more around would~be
greatly damaged.
The plane will have no passen-
ger carrying facilities and its value
would rest entirely in its ability to
Transport lari.a projectiles great
distaE es.
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BISMARCK GRAIN
MINNEAPOLIS FLOUI

Minneapolis, June 22.-Flour I'M
changed. Shipments, 10000 barrels.
Bran, $1,000 to $21.
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Paris plans to spend $7bO,o0O this
year in providing public baths.
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left yesterday for jamestown to meet
with the program committee and
make plans for the annual conven-
tion of the federation which will be
held in jamestown, Oct. 2, 3 and'4
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Mrs. Matt Mann of Spokane, WASH,
is a guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Fredericks.
Evening star., 1923-10-13
S2o5oo.
10th ST. NEAR S NV.

10Th ST. NEAR S NV.
4-story brick tvacant)-unusually well built
in first class condition; first floor, parlor. re
ception room, dining room hardwood foors)
buffers pantry; second floor, large living
room, bedrooms tile bath. large open porch I;
third floor, large front bedroom, small bed
rooms and tile bath; fourth floor has bed
rooms and packing room; basement. servants
tricity; the lot is 20 #. by 100 #. 10 loft.
alley.
Evening star., 1923-10-13
$4,000
ON / AMONT 81

Near the Mt. Pleasant car liRe-Semi-de-
tached brick, corner of alley, three stories i:
large colonial porch; cellar under entire house:
contains IL rooms; hardwood floors; large sun
parlor, several open freplaees; tiled baths:
special electrical fixtures: modern heating
plant; lot to an alley; ample space for a large
garage.
Evening star., 1923-10-13
$4,000.
HARVARD ST. NV.

Immediately west of 18th st.-A splendid
home comparatively new, we'll built, attrac-
lively planned; 3-story brick containing 10
rooms. 3 baths and 2 toilets: has gas and
electricity and heated by hot water; all up.to-
date improvements and equipments house in
1T. deep to 20-ft alley; room for large ga
rage; can be inspected by appointment: I'm
mediate possession to purchaser; clear of any
trust.
Evening star., 1923-10-13
KAJORAMA ROAD

Near Columbia road-An unusually desirable
home conveniently located between two car
lines and near the Ambassador Theater; g.
story brick consisting of IL rooms. baths; /;
all modern improvements; gas, electric lights
and hot.water heat: spacious lot 20 it. front.
100 It. deep; 10 IT. alley; ample room for
large garage; this property is in most ex-
cellent condition and the owner will give i'm :
mediate possession: price reduced.
Evening star., 1923-10-13
$4,000.
COLUMBIA ROAD.

Very desirably located opposite the Wyom-
hent house dwellers: 4-story English base
ment suitable for physician: contains about
~ rooms and several baths; modern heating
and lighting and in frst-class condition; lot
is about 10 it, front 120 tt deep, containing
2,244 So. it.
Evening star., 1923-10-13
$4,000.
10th ANDOAk

2-story frame containing about 8 rooms--in
fairly good condition; electric lights and hot
water heat; the house is about % It. wide,
lot 23 1T. making total of As TT. 'front.' 121
it, deep; contains about 5000 So. TT; frame
building suitable for garage.
CTrnnn
Evening star., 1923-10-13
NEW HAMP. AVE NV
$4,000.
ON E ST. NV.
MASS. AVE. HEIGHTS.

Situated on Edmunds street-compa ra lively
new semi-detached, 2-story and finished attic
brick; large front and side porch glassed in:
rooms hardwood floors thrOughQut), baths
and toilets; electric lights. heated by hot
water; lot is 80 IT. by 15S to a 15-ft. alley;
built-in garage for cars.
Evening star., 1923-10-13
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

IDEAL LOCATION, 1920 NEWTON ST. NV
rooms, recep. hall and bath; elec.; h.-w. n.
winters coal; adults. Col. 8279. IA
FOR APPOINTMENT TO INSPECT THE
Gruver Homes on Rosemount ave-. or further
information, phone M. SMAITZ, Adams 2o07.
Evening star., 1923-10-13
FOR SALE-H0USEs.
Cnm ffnuAh
a ARARGATN-S3ooC CAS

A BARGAIN-$3oo CASH.
Owner wishes to dispose of a nice Groom,
1-bath home; just enough cash to show good
faith; double back porches; hot-water heat;
cleo; nice back yard to alley; vacant; excel
and are responsible you should investigate this
offer. Your monthly payment for less than
you can rent IT.: two-fcmiiy house; ST. 45o.
Address Box SIS. Star Office. 14s
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
DAILY.
ppm. TO PM
Our new houses at 39th and Warren sts. are
literally creating sensation. Whether you
buy or not, see them; they worth a visit
Every house semi-detached, with large lot.
Each built of tapestry brick or hollow tiIe
Prices range from s13, 500 to s15,25o Take
Wisconsin ave. car to Warren ST., or motor
out.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
18th and X SITS. NV. Phone Main 1900.
Evening star., 1923-10-13
MODERATELY PRICED HOUSES IN CITY AND
NORTHWEST SUBURBAN SECTIONS.

NORTHWEST SUBURBAN SECTIONS.
Near North Capitol and Bryant Sts.-$7o5o.
% % @ @ eoan % R ns Posss s % m noF' h'F
Near North Capitol and NJ Sts-$4,5oo.
bath
Cleveland Park-$25yooo
ase % m @ods @ features @ II % S5 3d. baths detached with sleeping porch
Chevy Chase, D. C.-S15,25o.
% vt % a appointment; R qs @ Bso Es Es fn e ao tile Lava
10th Street Section-$3oooo.
,r Fine location Just of
COZ % ase? % P
Wardman Park Secton-$I5ooo. ="
e'h & enss % P END lot 9s paved 1ss sr s F0om' h" @ D"s copper
Downtown -$II ooo ST, 500 Cash
aHd bath 5 tTS[ nwa heat e newly and painted
Near Dupont Circle-SII 500; $4,000 Cash.
Near 18th and Newton-So5oo.
% N % % paasn @ k % @ % heat fe servants room IN basement
Newton Near I8th-S135oo.
' @ s % % making @ % very % sS s1o Ha i% 4
Chevy Chase. d. C-$I2z5o.
e sndat stu n" % SH ana suit bath detached h heat % Do hardwood floors;
Close Soldiers Home Park-S85oo
stripped qo % % lot e sd de Ge ha ea sG n MODERN good condition. weather
Ninth Near Allson-$oo75.
ss ; % @ % @ s es % % s sleeping % S feet s"Ss; dssp @ % s%s
N Street West of I4th-SS5oo
o n a locality of vancng values.
Near Congressional Library-$75oo.
18th Near Spring Road{o,25o.
Don't fail the splendid detached homesSI cash.
500 monton Chesapeake block of Wisconsin
Take Wisconsin Chesapeake and block
west. Open every day until dark.
ALLAN E. WALKER & co, Inc,
813 I5th Street Northwest Main s6oo
Evening star., 1923-10-13
SEMI-DETACHED BRICK
HOMES


IN A HIGH-CLASS DETACHED
NEIGHB0RH00D.
Each House Like a Corner.
Side Lawns and Side Lights
Six Rooms, Bath and Bu1lt-ln
Garage.
These homes have all the refine
nlents and appointments of homes
costing double the price.
At a Price Less Than You Pay
for a House in a Row.
Inspect and Investigate Our
ECONOMICAL Plan of Payment.
SI7-83I Quackenbos St. NV.
Take 9th st. cars to Georgia ave.
and Rittenhouse St, square east
to 9th ST. and one square south to
homes.
Open and lighted to 0 pm.
Your Own Broker
CHARLES NJ. WALLINGFORD,
JAMES A. O'CONNOR
Builders and Owners,
1896 Woodward Bldg.
Telephone Main 2990.
Evening star., 1923-10-13
$4,000.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

On Columbia road near 14th St, convenient
10 the car line and Arcade Markets par
ticuarly we'll built 3-story brick; in good con
dition; contains 10 rooms, tile baths; has
gas and electricity; heated by hot-Water; lot
is is IT. 'front.' 157 IT. deep; ample room for
n little garden, variety of flowers and a 2-csr
garage; 15-ft. alley in the rear.
$4,000.
Evening star., 1923-10-13
Near George Washington

Near George Washington
University
ON ST. NV.
An unexcelled opportunity to buy building.
business, stock groceries and delicatessen.
Priced for quick sale 9 S. .ooo sSzo Easy terms.
sMALLwooD & co. INC. 1022 Vermont Ave.
NEAR 18th AND 5 sTS NV.
PRICE. 5000.
REASONABLE TERMS.
An attractive brick house containing eight
rooms. bath. hot-water heat, electricity.
This home is very conveniently arranged for
room renting or subletting.
This is an excellent buy.
Main 2Ioo. 1412 Eye st. NV.
M. & R. B. Warren, Realtors,
1412 Eye St. NV.
Homes That Are Built to Please You.
S9,45O-Chevy Chase, D. c.
Corner house on large lot. iise rooms and
bath: attic. hardwood floors. open fireplace;
reasonable terms.
$9,7501Chevy Chase.
Attractive fve-rOom and bath bungalow;
place; near Conn. ave-; terms will please you.
New Stucco Bungalow,
Chevy Chase.
An attractive home of unusual design con-
tanning six large rooms and bath, large open
fireplace, attic; modern in every detail; priced
to sel
New Chevy Chase, Corner Home
Stucco home Of seven large rooms and bath:
iavatory on first floor; large living room with
open fireplace; hardwood floors throughout;
h.-w.h., electricity; buflt-in garage; many other
attractive features; one square from school.
stores and theater. Call for price and terms.
M. & r. B. Warren, Realtors,
1912 Eye St. NV.
EIankiin 14s4. Adams 1702, eyeaings.
Evening star., 1923-10-13
SEE THIS TODAY.

Vacant-move right in. Two
family home; 4 large rooms and
bath on each floor; sleeping
'porches; hot-water heat, cleo
tricity. Will rent one apartment
for 500 per month, nearly covers
monthly payment. Owner on
premises. Only $500 cash for
quick sale. 1906 A st. ne.
Evening star., 1923-10-13

IDEAL NORTHEAST-$655o.
thrr0
BLOOMINGDALE-o Rooms.
Ideally
locates is imperfect tcon Though
outO Ownrm most o accepte terms.
TAKOMA PARK-Near Both Car Lines-$7q5o
n 0 all S is kcato Gloss to car ines on
a
NEAR THE CAPITOL-I3 Rooms and Baths Garage
The o III Il G. a If n a all
amount Of ca real II W ms IN
II
CHEVY CHASE-Dutch Colonial-$II 500.
CompIe &C 1 a
dszel
il
SEVEN ROOMS AND BATH-2-Car Brick Garage--$o,35o
location jus
brio color
andex
a
MT. .PLEASANT-Detached, Rooms and Batl-$I 1900.
sioue, which is a terac in Of
tbe n the
Idth STREET HICHLANDS-So,35o
beauuu ulscton, Groom n
paved ale o
WILLIAM S. P H / FPS,
18th and K Streets Northwest. Phone Main 1000
49, >
Evening star., 1923-10-13
FOR SALE-H0USES.
Continued.
GENUINE BARGAINS"

SPECIAL PRICE AND TERMS TO CLOSE
OUT MY REMAINING DETACHED HOMES
IMMEDIATELY EAST OF 18th STREET
HEIGHTS on FERN PLACE AND GEORGIA
AVENUE, ONE OF THE CHOICEST RESI-
DENTAL SECTIONS IN THE NORTHWEST;
selected designs; 9 and rooms, tiled baths
hut-water heat, electric lights, gas, oak
floors, porches, freplaces: hne lots TO VIDE
$4,000. CASH PAYMENT ONLY $1,000; RE
MAINDER In EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
SEE YOUR OWN RRoKER OR
G. S. SEEK, OWNER,
6929 GEORGIA AVE. ADAMS S22.
Evening star., 1923-10-13
$24,5oo.
MARYLAND AVE. NE.

Southern exposure; very excellent little
home; 3-story brick; has rooms, bath and
toilet; gas and heated by latrobe; has been
recently papered and painted, and in a very
good condition; lot is 16 #. front 100 fl.
deep to wide, paved alley; / car garage; in
spection by permit.
Evening star., 1923-10-13
$4,000.

LOCATED ON 3oth ST.
Near Tenley eytown-a very desirable and
cheap house; semidetached frame, pebble-dash-
ed large front and pOrches; contains 6
large. bright rooms and modern bath; has
electricity; heated by pipeless furnace: has
been newly papered and painted: lot is 60xIO0;
garage for cars.
Evening star., 1923-10-13
FOR SALE-HoUsEs.
nnffnnRd
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO,
-Incorporated-

7.38 18th Street Northwest.
Consult Our
Evening star., 1923-10-13
FOR SALE-COLORED.
NEW HOUSES.

10 built, 9 sold, only I left
244o-2458 Ontario road NV. six
large rooms, two tile baths and
shower, built-in tub; breakfast
and inclosed sleeping porches
large pantry with built-in refrig-
orator; excellent location. Price
and terms most reasonable. In
spection is all we ask. Salesman
on the premises daily and Sum
day until 9 pm.
PRICE & LURIA, o2I 18th St.
Phone Main 342.
PRINCETON STREET NV,
right at Soldiers Home Park
Owner leaving Washington is
forced to sacrifice his home con-
tanning seven rooms (four bed
rooms), built-in garage, very
large double back porches Gin
closed) and all modern improve
ments. Arranged with sink and
gas range on upper floor so that
it can be rented as a separate
apartment. Price right for a
quick sale. Apply PRICE &
LURIA, gel 18th st. Phone
Main RAJ.
Evening star., 1923-10-13
FOR SALE-HeUsEs.

PARK RD., 500 BLOCK-vERY -ATTRAC-
tive; rooms, reception hall: cellar: modern
improvements; garage. For price and terms see
+. w. GRAHAM & CO.,
1lOD n w
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-13
.WALKER'SPLAYSTO
/. Be G|VENAT MURAT
Teachers on Next Friday to
See Portmanteau Plays,

A special attraction to be given
during the teachers State convention
in Indianapolis will be one perform
ance at the Shubert-Murat next Fri
day afternoon at o'clock of Stuart
Walkers portmanteau plays.
The local management is under the
direction of Arthur j. Beriault, who
last season had 1.-The Book of job -
under Walkers direction, for one per-
Torrance in this city.
The three one-act plays to be given
next Friday afternoon are: THE Kings
Great Aunt" 'Sir David Wears a
Crown, six Who Pass While the Len
tbs Boil Stuart Walker Portmanteau
Theater, which is under the man
agement of Arthur Judson of New
York and Philadelphia, opens it's tour
to the. coast in this city with next
Friday afternoons performance
In their repertoire they have plays
by Lord Dunsany. Stuart Walker and
also THE Book of job"
Beriault, picked for this special en-,
gagement, plays that will be espe
cially interesting to the visiting teach
ers.
The cast includes George Somues
Aldrich Bowker, Judith Lowry
Wayne Huff, Boyd Agin, Roswell
Lowry, Marty Larner, Wilma Davis
Peter Dodge. Elizabeth Black, Thomas
Springer, Henry Willis. Ainsworth
Arnold, Charles Capehart and Gene
We've Addleman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-13
Triple Headline Bill Planned for Anniversary at Illinois
Street Theater-Edth CIaSper Tops Bill at Keth's-
Frances Kennedy Returns to Palace

Vaudeville history Indianapolis week,
the Lyric heaer will celebrate its eleventh anniversary
triple BILL headnng Clay Crouch revue; Harry Down
and company and Harry Kranz and Al White will be offered
Edith Clasper will make her debut Keith headlner
local theater Monday
Frances Kennedy for years famous comedy will
leadlne the bill opening Monday afternoon the Palace
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-13

All the vaudeville houses of the
;ity have selected their bills next week
.or the purpose Of adding to the en-
Indiana.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-13
Plat to Design Sittings

Livingston Platt, theatrical scenic
designer. has been signed by Inspira-
ton Pictures. Inc, to create the set
tings for John S. Robertson's next
production, starring Richard Barthel-
mess, The Enchanted Cottage" Mr.
Platt has designed most of the set.
tings for William Harris In recent
years, including such successes as
Abraham Lincoln" Madame Pierre
and I'm Love With Love-" Until re-
Gently he has been at work on John
Drinkwater's newest play, Robert E.
Lee"
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connection with his work with the old
Behman shows. Singer has chosen
Scotty F'riedel and Ernie Mack as
his chief funmakers. Gene Schuler
and Jack Cameron will assist Mack
Ameta Pynes occupies the position
of premier danseuse with THE Bos-
tonians." She is also credited with
the staging of all the musical num-
bers. Mildred Cecil, prima donna, Is
said to have voice of grand opera
kaliber and Cecil Mccain is the
soubrette.
THE Bostonians" production is in
eight scenes instead Of the customary
ten or twelve.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-13
CAPITOL PRESENTS
WELL KNOWN SHOW
The BostonIans' to Be Next
Weeks Offering.

The Capitol next week, beginning
Sunday afternoon. will present THE
show.
This years 'Bostonians" is being
produced and offered by Jack Singer
who is we'll known by show fans In
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-13
Big Anniversary Bill
Announced at Lyric

announced at Lyric
Next week the Lyric will celebrate
It's eleventh anniversary with the
presentation of an all-star vaudeville
show, containing three notable head
line attractions surrounded by other
standard acts, all especially selected
for the occasion.
Chief among the features will be
William Brandelrs musical comedy
production, "Oh, You Sheik,' starring
Clay Crouch, a blackface comedian,
whose original methods of chuckle
making have heretofore been con-
fined to New York revues. Crouch
is supported by a company of sing
ers and dancers, including the petite
Berg sisters, a pair of agile steppers.
"Oh, You Shiek" boasts a plot with a
timely vein Of satire.
The bill will include:
HARRY DOWNING AND COM
PANY-Specialty artists headed by
Mr.. Downing, a fun creator, imper-
senator and singer. in a flashing re-
vue. the principals numbering Stan
ley Lewis. Marion Lane, Lubdka and
Earle SIdlley-
HARRY KRANZ AND AL WHITE
Two versatile vaudevillians, come
dams and singers in a new concoc-
ton called Nonsense" White is an
Indianapolis man.
PIATOV AND NATALIE-Dancer
from the New York Hippodrome in
a repertoire of their own, including
Meditation" from "Thais"
PURCELLA AND RAMSEY-Ea.
tertainers just back from an European
tour with a new assortment of songs
dances and comedy patter.
DAVE MANLEY-Monolo and
story telling comedian, known as the
Mayor of the U. s. A." and who
discusses current topics of the day in
a humorous fashion
THREE FALCONS College com
fques who perform DARN and sensa
tional feats on aerial rings working
with lightning speed.
ON THE SUPERINTENDENT. GO
ing Forth" and a Martin johnson
travelogue, Through the Valley OF
Rubber
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Dancer 20 Be Featured
at Local Keith House

Making her debut as a vaudeville
headliner, Edith Clasper, noted dancer
will be one of the stellar attractions
at B. F. Keith's next week. Miss
Clasper will be assisted by Paul
O'Neill and Paul Yocan. They will
offer a combination of numbers called
Variety" This act has special music
by James Hanley and lyrics by Jack
Stanley.
Other acts will include:
MURRAY AND ALLEN-Wiu share
headline honors are a pair of comics
who will bill themselves as Testers
of 5000 years ago."
JUST OUT OF KNICKERS"-On
of Lewis and Gordon's latest comedy
playlets Of youth. The act viii be pre-
scented by Ashley Buck, Donald Nc.
Clelland. Wilma Steck and Suki G..
Van.
WILLIE SOLAR-Has just re-
turned from a tour of Europe will
offer his new act THE Laugh Fac
'ory." Solar is known as the interna-
uonal musical comedy star.
MASON AND SHAW-A pair of
youthful entertainers who will be
seen In an act "All For A Grille that
has a surprise finish.
JEAN SCHWILLER-" cello
man" will offer a varied program
which he has titled "a Characteristic
interlude.''
THE THREE BRADNAS-WiIl
show their ability as athletes in an
act called "a Quaint Speciality"
THE FIVE PETLEYS-Who close
he show are said TO be among the
worlds best comedy aerialists.
The Pathe News Weekly, the Topics
Of the Day and Aesop's Fables will
be the screen Offering