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Evening star., 1926-08-25
RADIO DEVICE INJUNCTION
AGAINST SPLITDORF CO.
Accounting, Believed to Involve
Millions. Ordered in Favor of
3 Concerns Claiming Rights.

Ry the Associated Press
TRENTON, y. j.. August 2o.--Fed-
eral Judge Bodine imposed restraint
today upon the use by the SplitdOrf
Electrical Co. of patented tuning
system as part of a radio receiving
set, the rights to which were claimed
by the Radio Corporation Of America.
the General Electric Co. and the
Westinghouse Electric and Manufac-
turing Co.
The court also ordered that the
Splitdorf company account for profits
derived from the patent. This phase
of the decision is believed TO involve
millions.
1t was claimed in the suit that the
complaining companies held exclusive
patent rights on the tuning systems
now in general use on radio sets. The
device, 1t was said, was invented and
patented in October. 1918, by Ernest
r. w. Alexanderson. who sold his
rights to the General Electric Co. The
latter concern licensed the Radio Cor
poration TO manufacture and sell the
invention.
Evening star., 1926-08-25
Deserter From Coast Guard Surrenders,
Telling Startling Story of Rum Running

was supplied uniform he found
himself in a crew of rum runners.
lie told, in detail, of rum-running
operations while on patrol duty. His
cut for landing liquor cargoes, he
stated. was $4,000. e..
While he was i'll. he said. the crew
of the boat was arrested and. fearing
arrest he fled to Colombia. from
there going to the Canal Zone and
then to San Pedro. He then was
employed by Rudolph Valentino to
take charge of the latters yacht
the Phoenix. he said. but two weeks
ago lost his employment and went
to Tia Juana
Whitney is being held here for re-
turn to New London, Conn.
Evening star., 1926-08-25
TWO KILLED, EIGHT HURT
IN WORK-TRAIN WRECK
% Cars Derailed in Accident in
New Mexico-Conducto and
Woman Are Victims.

BY the Associated Press.
WINSLOW, Ariz., August 25.-A
man and woman were killed and
eight persons injured when 90 cars
of a Santa F'e work train were de
rallied a mile east of Thoreau. y. Mex.
early this morning.
The dead are:
Conductor J. b. Tucker of Gallup
y. Mex.
train foreman.
The dead and injured We're removed
to Gallup. The wreckage was ex
pected to he cleared shortly before
noon. to permit mainline trains t.
pass.
Evening star., 1926-08-25
HOWARD is MISSING
AFTER WtFE'S DEATH
Son. Says Wealthy Man May Have
Fled to Avoid Settlement
of Estate.


MFNICO CITY, August 25.--John
F. Howard. the rich salad dressing
maker from Ilaverhill, Mass, has
disappeared following the death of
his second wife on Sunday.
His son Albert suspects that his
father has fled to the United States
to avoid coming to settlement with
him and his brother, who are seek
ing to make the father divide his
estate with their mother in Haver-
hill, the fathers first wife. The sons
declare they will press charges of
bigamy and forgery against the
father to force him to make a proper
financial settlement. There Is no
suspicion whatever that the second
wife, who was Mrs. Flea nor r. Phillips
of Milwaukee. died from other than
natural causes. The American hospi-
tai reports the cause of death as dou-
BILE pneumonia and spinal meningitis.
The body will be sent to Milwaukee
for burial.
Evening star., 1926-08-25
BARNETT SAYS WIFE
KEPT HIM IN WEST
Declares She Can Go Away, He
Wants to Live on Okla
homa Farm.

MUSkOGt Okla. August 25.
jackson Barnett, worlds richest In
dian. has been "hankering' to come
back to oklahoma for three years. but
his white wife made him stay In Los
Angeles in their 100000 home, he said
yesterday.
Barnett was brought back here to
face the Federal grand jury and is
under charges of contempt of court
for failure to appear before the grand
jury in July.
Il was glad to see the officers that
came to arrest me and bring me here. .
said Barnett
Mrs. Barnett arrived in town this
morning. She denied that she had
forced her husband to remain in Cali
fornia.
IF he says that. some one has put
him up to It. He can do whatever he
wants she declared.
jackson was IN hurry to get out
TO his farm.
II Just soon not have money" he
declared. II like horse, pigs. hogs. /
stay hers and run my farm. Woman.
she can go 'way. She got lot of money
now
Evening star., 1926-08-25
Officials All Quit
When Accused OF
Neglecting Town

by the ASSo'Hateu fFess.
NEWCASTLE, Va, August 25.
AS the result Of a petition charg-
ing that affairs of the town of
Newcastle have been mismanaged
and neglected, the entire town
council. the mayor and the town
sergeant have resigned and New
castle is without municipal gov
ernment. The petitioners, repre-
sented by G.. w. Layman, appear
ed before the council at n meeting
Saturday night. declaring that the
streets and sidewalks had been
neglected and requesting an item
lied statement of expenditures. r.
After reading the f1na ncial state
ment of their administration. the
council reported that 1t was i'm
possible to do the work asked for
and that the repairs could not be
made until the 1925 taxes are col
lected.
Evening star., 1926-08-25
HI-JACkER KILLS HEAD
OF JOPLIN SLEUTHS.
Waiting for Carload of Booze,
He Stays Chief of Detectives,
Driving With Family.

JOPLIN. Mo-, August 25.-Jess r.
I.aster. chief of detectives. was shot
through the head and instantly killed
by an u:,ideu,ified assailant, suppos-
edly Il hi IA ci;e2'. while driving with his
family and friends on a road several
miles northv est of here last night.
The slayer arose from the roadside
and. flashing Il light in the face of
I.aster. who was driving, demanded
to know where he was going. lie
then said: Get out. were looking for
A carload Of booye.'
When Laste.-. taking the man for
an officer. told him .ha; he was chief
of detectives of Joplin. the man fired
and escaped in the darkness.
Evening star., 1926-08-25
FRATERNITY IN SESSION.
Governor to Welcome Sigma Phi
Epsilon at Richmond.

RICHMOND. Va. August % R.-
Members Of Tho Sisr& Phi Epsilon
Fraternity :ron throHg ghCut tie "oun-
try are here FOR the opening today or
the silver Jubilee roncla'e. Gov.
Harry t. Byrd and Mayor j. Fuimer
Bright Will welcome the visitors.
Founded in richmond IN, 1901. Sig
ma PM Epsilon has ekpa nded until
now 1t has chapters in "a colleges and
universities ln So states. Each chap
ter will >" represented =. ti.- 'n3"'aTe.
Chief among the matters To be con-
sidered is the proposed erection in
Richmond of a memorial hall and
headquarters building at an estimated
cost OF s1e0 .00e. This city for num-
her OF wears has been the site OF the
national headquarters. Rodney c.
Berry. general manager Of the con
clave, will be in charge Of the meet
ings. The session will continue
through Saturday.
Evening star., 1926-08-25
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SAN DIEGO, Calf, August 20
Telling a startling story of rum run
ming as a machinist's mate in the
United States Coast Guard on the
east coast and of having deserted
when in fear of arrest. Charles Whit
nev of Grafton, Mass, crossed the
line from Tia Juana, Mex. yesterday
and surrendered.
Whitney. 26. and a veteran of the
World War. said he Joined the Coast
Guard al New London. Conn. under
the name Of Charles James Hanni-
gan and was assigned to service
aboard the Coast Guard cutter No.
1875. He said that even before he
Evening star., 1926-08-25
NOTED CHINESE DIES.

SHANGHAI. August 25 R.-
Chang Chen, China's leading cotton
mill. magnate and industrialist. died
today at Nantungchow. near here, at
the age of "a. Chang achieved fame
when he transformed a wretched ma
tive village into the so-called model
city of Nantungchow. He also was a
noted scholar. He played an impor-
tant role in Chinese-American COM
mercial relations.
Evening star., 1926-08-25
MAI. CHANLER DIES.

CANANDAIGtrA, ~ Y. August
- R9.-Maj. Winthrop Chanier, 65
years old. of Geneseo, n Y, mil
lionaire sportsman and aide to Gen.
Pershing during the World War. died
last night at Brigham Hall here. fol-
lowing second stroke of paralysis
within three weeks.
He leaves his wife. four daughters
and three sons.
Evening star., 1926-08-25
|ND|CTMENTSHEL
IN BANK COLLAPSE
Will Be Presented to Atlanta
Grand Jury-Bankruptcy
Suit Filed.

ATLANTA, Ga. August "5.-Blis
Of Indictment in connection with the
crash of the Bankers Trust Co OF
Atlanta and the subsequent closing
Of nearly 100 small Georgia and
Florida banking houses. for which it
acted as fiscal agent were held today
by Ed A stephens, assistant solicitor
general. for presentation TO the special
grand jury investigating the bank
ruptcv proceedings of the institution.
Meanwhile bankruptcy proceedings
against the Bankers Finance Co. Of
Jacksonville. Fla, were filed in Talla-
hassee, Fla, late yesterday by State
ControlleY" Ernest Amos.
Sixty per cent of the stock OF the
Jacksonville Institution was owned by
the Bankers Trust Co. Of Atlanta.
now lin receivership. according to
attorneys for the Georgia State Bank
ing Department
Property of Manley.
Virtually all of this 60 per cent was
the PERSONA! property of w. ID. Man
lev, presitl,.n: of the closed Atlanta
banking house.
The proceedings We're explained as
having been aiken to conserve assets
and protect deposltors of the bank.
The Florida contro!ie: said the
capital stock listed as assets b% sew
eral banks under his supervision. was
being held hy The Bankers Finance
Co. and in order to insure quicker
reorcaniHation of some of the banks
that closed she stock should he re
leased.
TESTIMONY Yesterday before g spe-
cial lunacy commission Investigating
the sanity of w. d. Nanley was
directed AT manN phases of the bank
er's life. his physical condition and
his family life
Realty Profits ION Paper"
Arthur Powell representing rela
tives of Manley who are seeking a
guardian for him on the ground that
he is mentally incapacitated. yester-
dsy told the jury that Manley made
estate, most of which. he said. was
ION paper"
Powell testified he was unable to
estimate Manleys income because
the banker himself set il Various!T.
Mrs. Manley said her husband had
not been rational for l. Years and
that their Atlanta home was pur-
chased with her money. Ills fits!
business successes. she said. wern
made with funds furnished by her.
DR. II. G.. Allen. j.. uf the Allen
Sanatorium. at Millcdgeyille. Ga.
where the banker has heen a patient,
said he did not believe Manley was
taking insanity. 'oa The other
hand" he said. ne j. making AN
effort to appear sane. AMI in some
instances he succeeds Very We'll
Evening star., 1926-08-25
WILL HONOR MARCO POLO.
Mussolini Orders Tablet Unveiled
at Genoa on Columbus Day.

GENOA, Italy. August 25 @.-
Premier Mussolini has directed that
Columbus day he celebrated here Of
ficially by the unveiling OF a memorial
tablet to Marco Polo. Although Marco
Polo was a Venetian. he spent much
time here writing Of his explorations.
Gen. Mobile, captain of the dirigibie
Norge on her North Pole flight. will
head the mariners section Of a huge
parade.
Evening star., 1926-08-25
PARIS MEETING OPPOSED.
Michigan Legion Post to Fight
Against Convention in France.

OWOSSO. Mich. August % R.-
A movement 10 put the Michigan de-
partment of the American Legion on
record as opposed to holding the 1927
national convention of the Legion in
Paris because of i'll feeling there
against Americans aroused by the
debt controversy was launched by
the local post of the organization
yesterday.
A resolution adopted instructed del
egates to the State convention to raise
the issue there.
Evening star., 1926-08-25
Gets $4,000 Alimony Judgment.

Mrs. Blanche \. Thompson Of In
dianapolis. Ind. has been awarded a
Judgment by default against her for
mer husband. Carl Jenkins. for $3.2o0
arrears of alimony. by the District
Supreme Court. She was awarded a
divorce with alimony by the India
apolis court. January .3, last. Attor-
news Palmer. Davis and Scott appear
for the plaintiff.
Evening star., 1926-08-25
MIDDIES RETURNING
FROM SUM MER CRUISE
Landing at Annapolis Today to Be
Followed by Leave Until
September Is.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. August 25.--
Word was received at the Naval
Academy this morning that the prac-
tice squadron bearing midsipmen on
their Summer cruise had reached the
entrance of Chesapeake Bay on its
return and would land the voyagers
tomorrow. The cruise was along the
Atlantic coast between Newport, X. L..
and Guantanamo. Cuba. 1t began
June S.
The midshipmen will be given leave
Immediately until September %. The
vessels making the cruise are the
Wyoming, New York and Utah.
Evening star., 1926-08-25
CHILD PARALYSIS GAINS.
p4 Stricken. Dead in German
Orphanage-Other Cases listed.

BERLIN. August 25 tPl.-Reports
of infantiIe paralysis are becoming
more numerous. In the Catholic
Orphan Asylum at Hanover il is
reported that - children have been
stricken and that five have died.
other cases are reported in Hanover
and two in Spaniau. near Berlin.
Evening star., 1926-08-25
NEW SWIMMING LESSONS,
instruction and Sport Available for
Three Days at Central.

The Community Center Depart
ment has arranged swimming
schedule for the closing days of the
season at the Central High School
pool.
There will be period from 80 to
$3.50 tomorrow. Friday and next
Tuesday for children. while adults
will be admitted in the evenings of
those days with periods at 1880. S:l5
and 3 o'clock. Children can receive
instruction for ~ minutes, beginning
at 1:3p O'Clock. In the evenings,
women and large girls will receive
instruction at the first period. women
at the second period. and men and
women at the last speriod.
All wishing instruction can secure
ii on these days or nights without
having previously registered.
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Evening star., 1926-08-25

Nearly 100000 safety razor blades
from America were used In British
South Africa In the past year.
Evening star., 1926-08-09
Notice!

Up to November 1st, 1926,
advertisers can contract for
space at current rates through
the entire year of 1927 when
circulation will be increased
to / $50, 900.
Evening star., 1926-08-09

L A.
~ months of 1926, LIBERTY
printed more advertising than
any other magazine of general
character, with the exception
Iof the Saturday Evening Post.
1.-THE use of space by many
l. of the largest national ad-
vertisers has made this record
possible. OF the 67 companies
in the August II issue, 80 are
full page advertisers. Manu-
facturers have learned from ex-
perience that LIBERTY'S
readers are responsive. Those
appearing August Ia are:
Alexander Hamilton Institute
The Barbasol Company
Beech-Nut Packing Co.
Bristol Myers Co. (Gastro9en)
Bristol Myers Co. Qpana)
Bristol ol-Myers Co. (Sal Hepatica)
Brunswick Bake Collender Co.
Campbell Soup Co.
Chrysler Sales Corporation
Cincinnati Ball Crank Co.
The Conner Mfg. Co.
The Crosley Radio Corp.
Curtiss Candy Company
Cuticura
De Luxe Equipment, Inc.
Durant Motors, Inc.
Famous Players-Lasky Corp.
The Fisk Tire Co.
The Fleischmann Co.
Gem Safety Razor Corporation
The Get Gey-Jung Co.
Gillette Safety Razor Co.
Glo-Co Company, Inc.
Gordon-Van Tine Co.
Gouraud's Oriental Cream
Guide Motor Lamp Mfg. Co.
Hannibal Pharmacal Co. (Neet)
Harley-Davidson Motor Co.
The John A. Hertel Co.
Hickok Manufacturing Co.
Home Owners Service Institute, Inc.
Hudson Motor Car Company
Chas. H. Ingersoll Dollar Pen Co.
international Corr. Schools
international Harvester Company
Kay Laboratories
Kissel Motor Car Co.
kleistone Rubber Co.
La Sale Extension University
Lever Brothers Co. rLux)
Liberty Homes Co.
Marmola Co.
Morrison Hotel
Mothersill Seasick Remedy Co.
Palmolive Co.
Phiio Burt Mfg. Co.
Pioneer Products Co. (Chex Soap)
The Process Engraving Co.
Radio Corporation of America
Resinol Chemical Co.
Rhodes Manufacturing Company
Sanford Mfg. Co. Inks)
The Scholl Mfg. Co. (Zino Pads)
Scripps-Howard Newspapers
c. A. Shaler Co. (Nulcanizer)
Standard Oil Co. (NujoD
Standard Oil Co. (Flit)
A. Stein g. Co.
Sterno Corporation
United Drug Company
The We'll Company
Weldon Mfg. Co.
Wetmore, James & Sugden, Inc.
The H. N. White Company
Wildroot Co.. Inc.
J. B. Williams Co.
VIM. Wrigley Jr. Co.
Evening star., 1926-08-09

4 MONG the advertisers in
"A the August IA issue are
10 using coupons, many OF
which offer free samples of
their merchandise. These ad-
vertisers are large, responsible
concerns and we urge our
readers to avail themselves of
this opportunity to become
familiar with these trade
marked articles. The coupon
advertisers are:
Alexander Hamilton Inst. See Page so
Barbasol Company See Page 81
Bristol Myers Co.
(Gastrogenl ....... See Page IL
Bristol Myers Co. Ipana) See Page32
The Conner Mfg. Co.
(Ced-O-Bag) .. See Page 6S
De Luxe Equipment, Inc.
Might Driver 49,. See Page SO
Gordon-Nan Tine Co.
(Plan Cut Bldg. Ma
terialsl ........... See Page 81
Hannibal Pharmacal Co.
Meet ............ See Page 81
Hsrley-Davidson Motor
Co. (Motorcycles) See Page 50
Home Owners Service
Institute, Inc. ... See Page 73
Ferd T. Hopkins & Son
(Gouraud's Oriental
Cream ....... See Page 80
International Core
spondence Schools See Page S6
Pioneer Products Co.
(Chex Soap ..... See Page 66
Rhodes Mfg. Company (Kriss
Kross Scropper) See Page 81
Standard Oil Co. (NujoD See Page SO
The We'll Company RE
ducing Belt for Mem See Page 50
Weldon Mfg. Co. Fire
Extinguisher) !. See Page II
The H. n White Company
(Band InstrIments) See Page 50
Williams Shaving Cream See Page n
Evening star., 1926-08-09

nURING the first six
~ months of 1926, LIBERTY
printed more advertising than
any other magazine of general
character, with the exception
of the Saturday Evening Post.
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strong plot and deals with every sit
uation with unaffected frankness.
THE Music Master" directed by
Victor Schortzinger, is the film YER
sion Of the famous Belasco success
of many years ago. and is the play
made famous by that great dramatic
actor, David Warfeld.
Seventh Heaven" is a Frank
Borzage production of John Gold
ems stage play by Austin Strong.
One of the most successful plays Of
recent years, it tells of the regenera-
ton Of an Apache Of the Paris
streets.
1.-The Scarlet Letter" the film YER
sion Of Hawthorne world-famous
story of Salem, it's seventeenth and
eighteenth century inquisitior, will
be shown with Lillian Gish In the
leading role.
Lillian Gish is also seen in LA
Boheme," the film version of
Giacomo Puccini's famous opera. 1t
tells of the three student comrades
and their love for Mimi.
'Bardelys the Magnificent" a
truly magnificent picture-powerful,
forceful, thrilling and dramatic
will be another major achievement
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BUSTER KEAToN's LATEST
BOOKED AT APOLLO

That laughable comedy of pugil-
ism and romance, Battling Butler, 3"
which entertained blase New York
ers for the better part of last year
on Broadway, serves now as a screen
vehicle for the fun making talents
of Buster Keaton, and will be the
featured attraction at the Apollo
next week.
Keaton, as the hero of Battling
Butler" feels impelled to braggadocio
in order to win the girl of his
choice. Her family detests weak
llngs. Being a rich and pampered
youth the young man is anything
but an athlete, yet he masquerades
as a famous boxer, is taken at his
word, hailed as a hero, and suddenly
discovers himself mistaken for the
worlds champion middleweight
prize fighter.
To confess the deception imperils
his status as a bridegroom. To go
through with it endangers his here
toforei lazy carcass. How he saves
face" and retains his wife's love is
too novel a denouement to reveal
in advance.
Needless to say the picture con-
tains prize fight scene-one Of the
funniest ever conceived-withB Buster
as a contestant, and never before
was sIch a battle ever staged be-
tween two gloved opponents. The
scene Is made all the more realistic
by the presence at the ringside of
Mickey Walker, former worlds
welterweight champion, his manager,
Jack Kearns, erstwhile mentor OF
Jack Dempsey, Teddy Hayes. train
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CIRCLE THEATER WILL OBSERVE TENTH ANNIVERSARY

and Virgil Monks in distinctive mus
steal novelties, will be third unit of
the bill.
Rolling Home" is a hilarious
farce comedy adapted to the screen
from John Hunter Booths stage
play of the same name. Bluff, the
great American recipe for success,
is adopted by Nat Alden, the char
,acter presented by Denny. when he
rolls into his, old home town after
an absence Of several years, with a
Rolls Royce car and a thin dime"
in his jeans.
The home folk believe him to be
a millionaire and situation after situ-
alton of ridiculous character arise
as he attempts to carry on his bluff
He brings flock of milliopaires in.
Turn to Page y
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THE Sheik," powerful desert
ruler, Rudolph falls in love with
dancer Wilma Banky), daughter Of
renegade Frenchman. She is the
chief attraction of a travelling band
of mountebanks, who resent the at
tentions paid the girl by the rich
young sheik and lures the youth to
torture one night when he goes to
keep\a tryst.
Finally rescued by his own bench
men, he believes the dancer has
tricked him and he burns for re-
venge. The disappointed lovers
first step is to kidnap the girl.
The feature on the stage for the
week will be Frozini, recording ac-
Gordon player, who will offer a
program of numbers.
Miss Ruth Noller and Tama Lyl1e.
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with realism and replete with daring
situations and thrills.
Valentino does many things other
than make love and ride Arabian
steeds in THE Son Of the Sheik."
He rescues pretty girls from the
backs Of runaway horses, leaps from
balconies onto swinging chandeliers,
battles desert brigands with swords,
pistols and firsts-in short. the
sheik. or rather. The Son of the
Sheik," is mixing athletics with his
armours.
Photoplay-goer who witness the
return of Valentino to the desert
lover role will see him in a story
which has been widely praised as
authentic by world travellers familiar
with picturesque Algiers.
Portraying the impulsive son Of
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VALENTINES LAST
MOVIE AT ONO

Rudolph Valentines latest and
last picture comes to the Ohio Sun
day. 1t is THE Son of the Sheik, ."
a sequel to THE Sheik," which
brought Valentino his great fame.
THE Son of the Sheik," is a fiery,
love mad opus of the desert with
Wilma Banky, Montague Love, Karl
Dane, George Faucet. Bull Montana,
Agnes Ayres and other noted players
supporting Valentino. Love, life
and adventure are not sugar-coated
in this screen version of the +. NJ.
Hull romance; instead the makers
of the picture. according to reports.
have given the original twentieth
century sheik a vehicle permeated
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er of champions, and host of other
fistic lights. In the cast are Sally
O'Neil, Snitz Edwards, Tom Wilson,
Mary O'Brien, Eddie Borden and
Ray Thompson. The direction, by
Keaton himself, shows the stars
skill as a laugh builder as well as
laugh provoker.
Other program advertisements will
include a Newlyweds comedy, The
Newlyweds Neighbors," the Fox
newsN weekly, an organ solo. "As
Long as l Have YOU" by Lester Huff
Cliff Williams. singing That's Why
Love You" and Emil Seidel end
his orchestra.
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REGINALD DENNY ON
VIEW AT THE COLONIAL

Reginald Denny in Rolling
Home" his first picture since his
personal visit in Indianapolis sew
eral months ago, will be the Colo
NAL offering all next week.
Dance Dreams" a colorful terp-
sichorean novelty in a special set
ting. will be the stage presentation
of the entertainment and Floyd
Thompson's American harmonists,
featuring Frank Owens, Bob Jones
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Valentines Last Picture The Son of the Shek Opens
Sunday at the 0hio-NeW Reginald Denny Film
Due at the Colonial Sunday. " TIA z

The Circle Thater tenth anniversary starts Sunday Aug
80 1t the of the Circles symphonic orchestra
the direction of CONDUCTOR Mikhai Solareysky
The house will be in gala holiday attire. The canopy will
give the front of the heater impressive appearance
The lobby will be decorated novel fashion, while the
entire house has been hung with draperies