davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1925-12-11
WANTED-TURKEYS

I will buy turkeys and all other
kind of dressed poultry on Wednes-
lay, December 10Th, at Frederica,
Del. Will pay highest cash price.
VIM. Faulkner. 1tp
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LINC0LN-"The New Command.
ment"

The New Commandment" First
Nationals film version of Col Fred
erick Palmer'S story, Invisible
Wounds will be the attraction at the
Lincoln Theater the first three days
of this week. beginning today, with
Blanche Sweet and Ben Lyon heading
the cast. which also includes Holbrook
Blinn, Etfie shannon. Dorothy Cum
mingS and Pedro de Cordoba Mack
Sonnet 5 Tea for Two" starring Alice
Day, and other short reels will also
be shown.
Wednesday and Thursday the offer
ingS Will be The Wife Who Wasn't
Wanted" starring Irene Rich, with
Robert EdeSon in support. also Johnny
Arthur in The Tourist" and Screen
Snapshots: Christmas Day and Satur-
day, with Fridays showing beginning
at pm. Warner Brothers produc-
ton. The Limited Mail" featuring
Monte Blue. also Mack Sennett's
'Sneezing Beezers". the Pathe Review
and Saturday only-the last install
ment of The Ace of Spades" and the
first Of THE Green Archer
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CENTRAI-"Who Cares"

who Cares" to be shown the first
two days OF this week at Crandalls
Central Theater beginning today. is
a screen version Of Cosmo Hamilton s
story. and includes in its cast Dor
othY DevOre. William Haines, Wanda
1Iawley, Beverly Bayne. Charlie
Murray. VIOLA Vale. Vera Lewis, Lloyd
WhitloCk and Ralph Lewis. The sup
Elementary attractions include Lloyd
Hamilton in The Movies" Screen
Snapshots" and Topics of the Day"
Tuesday and Wednesday, Anna Q
Nilsson, Ben Lyon, Viola Dana and
Hobart BoSworth in First Nationals
version of Rex Beach's story of the
klondike gold rush days. Winds of
Chance" also Aesop Fable; Thursday
Rod La ROGUE in Warner Brothers
produclio The Coming of Amos"
augmented by Charlie Murray
comedy. Somewhere in Somewhere"
and the Iathe Review; Friday
christmas day.. BLACK Cyclone" a
unique Western drama, starring Rex,
the wild horse, together with Mack
Sennett'S Butter Fingers" and
news reel; Saturday. Monte Blue in
Red Hot Tires" and Al St. John in
"tire AWAY"
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the part of the Emancipator IN
Hands Up" Raymond Griffith's new
Paramount picture. Not only is Abr5-
ham Lincoln an important character
In Hands Up" but the entire Lincoln
cabinet as well.
A previous showing of Joanna"
Eddie Carew's latest First National
production. is said to reveal Dorothy
Mackaill as a coincidence of high rank
Joanna" will be released the latter
part of December Five years ago
Dorothy made her first picture,
Mighty LAX a Rose" under the di-
rection or Carewe. for First National.
A short time ago First National sigp.
ed her to a five-year contract
Pat OMalley will be starred with
Virginia Valli in "Wives for Rent"
which Svend Gade will direct from a
novel by Goesta Segercrantz, which
has been Americanized and adapted TO
the screen by Charles Whitaker and
Svend Gade.
Anita Stewart has signed contract
with Sebastian Belasco Productions,
her first picture to be the screen Yer
sion of the musical comedy "Th-
Prince Of Pilsen," adapted by Anthony
Coldewey, which, 1t Is said, will strike
a new note In screen entertainment
in that it will be an uproarious farce
comedy. but will still be an expensive
production, the total cost amounting
to $500 900.
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produced by Capt. and Mrs. +. r.
kleinschmidt at the very rim of the
Arctic. Packed with clever scenes to
intrigue the Yuletide mind of the
juvenile audiences, this subject still Is
sufficiently Informative to enlist the
close interest of the adult. 1t actually
was filmed for the greater part in
northern Alaska--the real reindeer
country-and some of it's pictures
were shown in The Star recently.
Kate Smiths success as a featured
member OF the group of Crandall
Saturday Nighters who appeared at
Crandall's Metropolitan Theater in the
Miniature Radio Revue" was so pro-
nounced that she has been engaged
for a weeks individual appearance at
the Earle Theater. Miss Smith is a
Washington product widely known in
the East for the clarity of her voice
and her rare ability to sing ballads as
effectively as hot numbers"
Applications for tickets of admission
to the special Crandall Children's Com
munity Christmas celebrations have
been so heavy in all the CrandalI resi-
dental theaters that it was found
necessary last week To purchase new
supplies Of candy and toys. APPROX
mately five tons Of candy and thou
sands OF toys are distributed annually
at these Christmas morning merry
markings.
In connection with this weeks at
traction at the Gayety Theater, Billy
Arlington. The Beloved Vagabond"
and Golden Crook" the management
announces that free tickets will be
distributed by means of balloons re
leased TO the air daily. beginning to-
morrow. in different section of the
city. Thousands of balloons will be
released and each will have attached
to 1t two tickets emitting the finder
to see the show free Of charge
Manager Ira J. La Motto announces
that the next midnight show at the
Gayety will he New Year eve, De
cember 81. when the attraction will
be Fashion Parade" with /. b. Hamp.
The show will begin promptly at IL
O'Clock midnight and patrons may
watch 1.-THE old year out
The Warner picture. THE Agony
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necessitating a change of location for
the camera as many or more times.
AS a camera and tripod weigh about
rs pounds, the raw film about 40
pounds and an accessory case Of about
so pounds. 1t will be perceived at once
that the camera man has not a soft
Job.
Mrs. Louisette Blue, who died re-
Gently in Indianapolis at he age of
II, was the mother OF the screen star,
Monte Blue.
Carl Laemmle's agreement with Ufa
insures to his corporation, Universal,
entree to $50 German theaters owned
or controlled by Ufa. AZ we'll as Sc
lections of the best Ufa pictures for
release in this country.
Laura Jean Libbey's once femi.
ninety popular "a Poor Girls Ro-
NANCE" is to be made into a modern
romantic drama for +. II. o.
call King Vidor in Hollywood. His
latest achievement, 1.-The Big Parade"
an epic screen drama of the World
War. is being hailed as q MASTERPIECES
George A. Billings, who played the
title role in the screen production.
Abraham Lincoln" and who Is re.
garded generally as the greatest por-
trayor of the historical figure in re-
cent years, has been signed to play
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CHEVY CHASE.

Today and tomorrow. Betty Bronson
and Ricardo Cortez in Not So Long
Ago" Hal Roach comedy, Hold
Everything; Aesop'S Fables and
News Events; Tuesday. Lew Cody and
Harriet Hammond, Man and the
Maid; O. Henry comedy, "Transients
in Arcadia; Wednesday and Thurs
day, Alice Terry and Lewis Stone.
Confessions of Queen; News
Events; Friday matinee at 800, Hoot
Gibson ''Spook Ranch; Pathe COM
edy: third chapter, "PeriIs OF the
Wind; Saturday, House Peters in
Headwinds'; BuIl's-Eye comedy, THE
Cat : WHISPERS -
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in Somewhere in Somewhere: We'd
nesday. Madge Bellamy and George
O'Brien in "Harvoc" and Aesop Fable;
Thursday. Harry Carey in The Mar
From Red Gulch" and Stan Laurel in
Halt a Man; Friday. Reginald Den
ny in California Straight Ahead" and
Felix cartoon; Saturday, Rex, the wilS
morse. in BLACK Cyclone" Our Gang
in THE Mysterious Mystery" Pathe
Review and The Ace of Spades"
No @
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CAROLINA.

Today The Ten commandments, ;"
with Leatrice JOY and Richard Dix;
tomorrow, Gloria Swanson in THE
Coast of Folly; Tuesday. The Wind
ing Stair" with Edmund Lowe and
Alma Rubens, Wednesday. Going
Straight With Owen Moore and
Mary Carr; Thursday, Lionel Barry
more in "A Man OF Iron; Friday matt.
nee, pm, Tom Mix in THE Lucky
Horseshoe; Saturday, THE Lost
World" with Lloyd Hughes, Bessie
Love, Wallace Beery and Lewis Stone.
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AVENUE GRAND.

Today and tomorrow, Reginald
Denny in California Straight Ahead"
and Felix cartoon: Tuesday and We'd
nesday, George O'Brien and Madge
Bellamy in Havoc" and Aesop
Fables; Thursday. Vera Reynolds in
without Mercy" and Stan Laurel
IN Navy Blue Days; Friday, Rex
the wild horse. in BLACK Cyclone"
and Walter HERS in Hot Doggie";
Saturday. Hoot Gibson in The Cal
gary Stampede" Clyde Cooke in
should Sailors Marry" and THE Ace
OF Spades" No 8
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APOLLO.

Today and tomorrow, George
OBrien and Madge Bellamy in
Havoc and Aesop Fable; Tuesday
and Wednesday. Esther Ralston in
New Brooms' and Sennett's Butter
Fingers; Thursday, Vera Reynolds
in Without Mercy" and Charlie Muir
ray in Somewhere in Somewhere:
Friday, Monte Blue in Red Hot
Tires and Al st. John in Fire
Away, Saturday, Rex, the wild
horse, in BLACK Cyclone: Hal
Roach's There Goes the Bride" ard
"The Ace of Spades" No. 9
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RAPHAEL.

Today, Douglas Mclean in Seven
Keys to Balpate." Adventures of
Maize" No. 4, and Aesop Fable; to-
morrow. Marie Provost and Lew Cody
in Three Women" comedy. Lame
Brains; Tuesday, Eleanor Board
man in Exchange of Wives" Larry
Semon in The Rent Collector" also
amateur night: Wednesday, Shirley
Mason in THAT French Lady" COM
edy, "Whistling Lions" also cartoon,
Robin Crusoe": Thursday, Edmond
Lowe in Marriage in Transit" and
jimmie Aubrey in Saving a Safe;
Friday, holiday matinee at 2:3O pm,
Raymond Griffith in Hes a Prince"
comedy, Mr.. and Mrs. Carter de
Haven in Hot Sheiks," also Secret
Service Sanders" No. 8: Saturday,
George Walsh in Blue Blood" Stan
Laurel in "Dr. Pickel and Mr.. Pride"
''Perils of the Wild" No. 10, and
chapter No. l of the Ace of Spades"
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PRINCESS.

Today and tomorrow, James Cruces
THE Pony Express: Tuesday and
Wednesday, Corlne Griffith in DE
classe"; Thursday, Alice Joyce in 1.-The
Homemaker" Friday, Anita Stewart,
in "Baree, Son of kazan"; Saturday,
Art Accord in THE Circus Cyclone"
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Continued from Third Page.)

rollicking about. Wives seriously
hamper the schemes of the play
mates" and a supposed private secre-
tary, who turns out to be the un-
known daughter-in-law of her en-
Dloyer. Added short reels and pipe
organ selections will round out the
program.
Wednesday and Thursday of nsxt
week, Claire Windsor, Eugene O'Brien,
Edith Yorke and George Fawcette in
Souls for Sables," suggested by
David Graham Phillips novel, Gar
Ian Co." together with Cliff Bowes
in Sweet and Pretty; Friday Christ
mas day.. Buster keaton in go
West with Brown Eyes" new
bovine actress, also Mack Sennett's
Tee for Two" starring Alice Day,
and the Pathe Review; Saturday,
Marion Davies in Lights of Old
Broadway" a Monta Bell production,
also a comedy, Spotlight and chapter
play To complete the program.
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TAkOMA.

Today and tomorrow, Larry Semon
in 1.-The Wizard of o." Our Gang
comedy and Pathe News Sunday con-
tinuous from pm; matinee Monday
at $500; Tuesday, double feature
Eleanor Roardman in The Circle"
and Lefty" Flynn in High and
Handsome: Wednesday, Barbara La
MARI in THE White Monkey" and
comedy; Thursday, return showing OF
Peter Pan" with Betty Bronson lone
evening show at o'clock: Friday,
Harold Bell Wright's "A Son of His
Father, Aesop's Fable; novelty, Good
Spirits" and twelfth episode of Secret
Service Saunders" Continuous from &
PM: Saturday. AL Christie's Seven
Days" with Lillian Rich and Creigh
ton Hale; Aesop's Fable, and Sennett
comedy continuous from PM.
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EMPIRE

To-day and tomorrow Dorothy Phil
lips in 1.-The Sporting Chance and
comedy BY the Sea-; Tuesday and
Wednesday Anita Stewart and Bert
IytelI in 1.-The Boomerang" and COM
edy, "The Party; Thursday, Clara
Bow and Alyce Mills in My Ladv's
Lips" and comedy, stage Struck;
Friday, with matinee at . pm, Pete
Morrison in West of Arizona" and
comedy, "Oh Buster; Saturday, Viii
liam Bill' Mix in Let Him Buck"
comedy, "A Ton of Fun in Tailoring"
and Wild West No. 5.
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YORK.

Today. Tom Moore and Florence
Vidor in The Trouble With Wives
and Billy Dooley in "A Misft Sailor;
tomorrow, Rod La ROGUE in The
Coming of Amos" and Spat Family
comedy; Tuesday. Vera Reynolds in
without Mercy" and Charlie MURRAY
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SAVOY.

Today. Elaine Hammerstein in 1.-The
Unwritten Law" Stan Laurel in 1.-The
Sleuth" and Bruce scenic, tomorrow
Ricardo Cortez in I'm the Name of
Love-" juvenile comedy and Fables
in Color; Tuesday. Vera Reynolds in
Without Mercy" and Edna Marion in
Nursery Troubles; Wednesday
George Walsh in American Pluck"
and Walter Heirs in "A Karin Ro-
meo"; Thursday, Buck Jones in "Du-
rand of the Bad Lands" Spat Family
comedy and scenic. Poland; Friday
Who Cares" Billy Dooley in "A Mis-
fit Sailor" and Pathe Review: Satur-
day, Estelle Taylor and Jack Dempsey
in Manhattan Madness" Sennett's
The Iron Nag" and Spotlight.
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CIRCIE.

Tomorrow. Johnnie Walker, Gladys
Hulette, Billy Sullivan in The SLAM
derers'; Tuesday. Elaine Hammer
stein in ''One Glorious Night;
Wednesday, Adolphe Meniou. Greta
Nissen. Bessie Love in THE King on
Main Street: Thursday and Friday,
-. w. Grit1th'S sally of the SawduSt
Trail" with w. &. Fields. Carol Demp-
ster: Saturday, Jack Dempsey. Estelle
Taylor in "Manhattan Madness: sun
day. Norma Shearer. Lon Chany in
The Tower of Lies"
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Column from Earl Derr Biggers'
story, has had its title changed to
THE Man Upstairs" Dorothy De-
wore and Monte Blue are featured in
1t. 1t will have silhouette sequences,
a novelty.
Mary Astor is said to be in her
seventh heaven" at being chosen as
John Barrymore leading woman for
his film version of Don Juan" She
played with him in Beau Brummer
and thought him heavenly.
Byron F'oy, eldest of Eddie's seven
little Foys," who has arrived as a
gag man and director in the movies,
has been signed by Warner Brothers
to work out situations in sgd Chap
Inns new picture, "Nightie Night,
Nurse
Monte Blue and Marie Provost are
to he starred together in "Other
Women's Husbands story by e. Y.
Lowe, tr.. who IS credited with being
responsible for ''The Hunchhack of
Notre Dame"
Lubitsch's ambition since coming
TO America, to make smother picture
as big as Passion" but in al Ameri-
can setting, is to be realized through
the Warmers after he has finished
comedy on this years program.
An average feature-length picture,
1t Is said, has from 400 to 600 scenes.
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Next Weeks Photoplays

lNext week 8 fnOtOplayS
COLUMBIA-"A Kiss for
Cinderella" with Betty
Bronson.
METROPOLITAN-C eileen
Moore IN I'VE Moderns."
RIALTO-Reginald Denny in
where Was II"
TIVOLI-"The Merry Widow
classified" "R e d II OF
Tires" and New Brooms."
AMBASSADOR-"We Mod
erns." THE Merry Widow"
THE Mystic" and Tie
Everlasting Whisper
CENTRAL-"The Man From
Red Gulch." THE Lost
World," New Brooms," Cal
ifornia Straight Ahead and
Without Mercy"
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DUMBARTON.

Today, Aileen Pringle and Lewis
Stone in THE Mystic; tomorrow,
Lionel Barrymore in Man of from;
Tuesday. Mary Carr in 'Drusilla
With a Million; Wednesday, Elaine
IIammerstein and Lou Tellegen in
Partisan Night; Thursday, Madge
BeIlamy, Zasu Pitts and Otis Harlan
in Thunder Mountain; Friday, Con
stance Talmadge in Learning to
Love: Saturday. Strongheart, the
dog, in white FangS."
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HOME.

Today. Rex. the wild horse. in
s'BIack Cyclone and Our Gang in
ASK Grandma; tomorrow. Vera Rey
uolds in "Without Mercy" and Cliff
Bowes in whats Up?"; Tuesday, Lilo
mel Barrymore and Hope Hampton in
fty-Fifty" and Charlie Chase in
Tho Caretakers Daughter: Wednes-
day, Irene Rioh in THE Man Without
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Christmas day the first performanc
in every Crandall house will be at 3
pm. as is customarily the case on
Sunday. This is to facilitate Christ.
mas celebrations at home for both the
public and the theater STATS and at
taches.
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thus far this year with an active total
capitalization of 1000, 900.
Madame Cherie," an Associated EN-
hibitors' production. will be Peggy
Hopkins Joyce's next.
William Fox has faith in Margaret
Livingston and has signed her 20 a
new contract. ahead OF time, at a
realty increased salary. it is said
Rudolph Valentino. eIated at his
managers acquisition of the screen
rights of Martin Browns Cobra, -
had the silver image of a coiled and
erect cobra mounted on the radiator
cap of his town car. which attracted
much attention around New York.
William Cameron MenZies, who de-
signed the sets for The Thief of
Bagdad." has also designed the sets
for Cobra" and Gilbert Adrian, who
designed the beautiful costumes for
THE Music Box Revue" created the
gowns worn by Nita Naldi and other
woman players in Cobra"
What is said to be probably the long
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PARK.

Today and tomorrow, Claire Wind.
sor and Eugene O'Brien in Souls for
Sables"; comedy, "A Cloudy Romance"
and Park View Events; Tuesday,
Marie Provost and Monte Blue in
Her Marriage Vow" Arthur Stone
in Change the Model" Pathe colored
review and Gift Shoppe; Wednesday
and Thursday. Dorothy Dalton and
Jack Holt in THE Lone Wolf" Larry
Semon in THE Fall Guy" and Park
News Events; Friday, Betty Bronson
and Nell Hamilton in The Golden
Princess" Johnny Arthur in 1.-The
Tourist" local talent and juvenile
vaudeville; Saturday, Adolphe Menjou.
Greta Nissen and Bessie Love in THE
King on Main Street" Al st. John
in Fair Warming" and chapter 8,
"PerilS of the Wild continuous Sat
urday, to IL pm: Sunday, 3 to IL
pm; special matinee, Christmas day,
3 PM.
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Photoplays This Week

a Conscience" and Charlie Puffy in
Westward. Ho": Thursday, Elaine
Hammerstein in THE Unwritten Law"
and Neal Burns in Soup to Nuts;
Friday. Reginald Denny in California
Straight Ahead and Aesop Fable;
Saturday, Matt Moore in How Baxter
Butted H." Felix cartoon, Spotlight
and THE Ace of Spades No. Z.
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Filnograms

Continued from Third Page.)
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est single closeup scene ever photo
graphed for the screen was made in
Jackie Coogan's new picture, "Old
Clothes with young Coogan himself
as the subject. 1t registered exactly
800 feet OF film. and called for some
of the best acting the boy star has
ever done, In order to sustain interest.
Lillian Elliott, who appears IT.
Jackie Coogan's picture odd Clothes
once played in stock with Jackie's
mother in the days when Miss Elliott
was known as Baby Lillian" Incl
dentally. Miss Elliott and Max David
son, who also appears with Jackie in
old Clothes created the roles Of
the Jewish father and mother in Anne
Nichols now-famous "Abie's Irish
Rose"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-20

Owing TO the unusual nature of the
performance at the Strand Theater this
week and its length. the doors will be
open for the public at pm, and
the management urges the advisability
of attending early performances in
order to avoid the late afternoon and
evening crowds, expected to see Loew's
Wild Animal Show and Big Top Arena
attractions.
One of the most unusual short-ree]
productions ever brought to a local
screen will be presented at Crandalls
Metropolitan Theater this week in
santa Claus a three-reel fantasy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-20

hus far this year with an active total
"a pitalization of S450 900 900.
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The Warner picture. THE Agony
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-20

What is said to be probably the long.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-02-27
NEWS.RECoRD FAMILY
is STILL GROWING

This week finds the usual num-
Der Of old friends who have put
themselves right With the sub
scription record of the "home pa
per" and few new ones who
are added for the first time. While
some people are fault finding
about bugs, low prices, empty
houses, and poor transportation,
we feel success and failure are
each relative terms. After all is
said and done $50 Of life's fail
ures and successes is result of
ones mental attitude. Think
health and you get it. Think pros
perity aud you get it. Think the
weather is fine and it will be. We
think we have the best little fam
lily Of readers for the local paper
you can find in the state, and our
readers are measuring up to that
standard. If they will keep the
subscriptions coming in we will
keep the newsgoing out. Here is
the elect for this week;
Prof. j. L. Lewis, Vashon, Bort
Sprowls, Burton, John Coleman,
Hay Springs, Nebraska, L. G. Com
stock, Burton, G. p. Ward, Vashon
Major +. A. Udell, Burton, Harry
Brandt, San Francisco, A. NJ,
Pagni, Tacoma, Mrs. Ida Lund-
berg, Eckville, Alberta, R. B. Hay
es, Portage, Felix, Brady, Token,
Alaska, W, R. Liggett, Topeka,
Kansas.
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DocKToN
(Mrs. Claude Peterscn) .
= - $3.50 80 q

The penny carnival held at the
Community house Saturday night
was a great success both socially
and financially A net sum of
SAG was realized which win be
used to pay off the balance due
on the school victrola and some
for new records.
Miss Helen Keen entertained
a friend from P,lyallup over the
week end, who also attended the
penny carnival.
David Mckay of Lakebay is a
guest of his sister, Mrs, l.. Plan
cich.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Petersen and
Clifford Petersen spent Sunday
i'll Tacoma and We're guests at the
home of their nephew and niece
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Madscn.
Mrs. G. Middlecoff attended the
Carey Club meeting Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. Thorn at Ia
coma.
Mrs. Capt. Phillips of Burton
was the guest of relatives here
Saturday and attended the carni-
val in the evening with her sister,
Mrs. A. j. Stuckey.
Mrs. S. johnson will entertain
the Ladies Aid of Dockton at her
home, Wednesday, March 4th.
Mrs. L. Danielson had as her
guests over the week end her
cousin, Mrs. Agnes Bendiksen
and small son of Tacoma.
The Misses Harriet and Taarny
johnson of Rushton, We're week
end guests of their cousin, Mrs. G..
Ammdsen and family.
The Misses mgeburg and Jen-
ME Nilsen of Seattle, spent the
week end with the parents of the
former, Mr.. and Mrs. R. Nielsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Odion were
Seattle visitors Saturday making
the trip by motor.
=
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Rancevich
were host and hostess to a group
of friends at a birthday party,
Sunday, for their little daughter
Goldie, who celebrated her first
anniversary on Washington S
birthday.