davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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TAKEN UP-Guernsey heifer,
about IL years old. " ON right
hip. Albert Steck, Rte. ?, Box
37A, Ell Centre. 24t3
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Poultry

FOR SALE-White Leghorns, 700
hens, 80 breeding cocks, pure
bred stock. Red carneaux pigeons.
E. n. Deyo, Rte. /, Box 34S, u
mile east, 4 mile south Acacia
school. 22t3
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-25

Piano School Short
Course. Popular music only. Adult
beginners a speciality. Phone 367J
for demonstration appointment.
Aft
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-25

CKENS-Dressed or undressed.
1882 Woodward. Phone 966. 25tf
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-25

FOR SALE-Dy the owner, mod
ern home, tine lawn, trees, paw
ed street, centrally located. Cash
or terms. Prss Box 1877. Stf
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-25

TAKEN UP-Black cow. cut on
right ear, white flanks, five little
spots on left side, large white spot
on right side. Joe Arnold, u
mile north McCabe school. 2lt5
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-25

FOR SALE-Two houses, ore on
Wensley, one oil Vine. Very rea.
sonabie terms. Inquire Valley
Lumber Co. 26tf
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-25
For Rent-Houses

FOR RENT--5 room house, furnish
ed or unfurnished, modern con-
veniences, 5 acres land. ] 4 miles
west Main St. Mrs. Kittie
Mitchell. 24t2
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-25

HARTZELI-The Eoofer, takes tht
guess work out of roofing. Ptont
15lW. lift
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-25
Miscellaneous

YOUR choice of ten oil stoves.
Lennox apis. 422 Olive st. Phone
124. 17tf
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-25
Livestock

FOR SALE-16 acres dairy feed,
and small feeder hogs. Y mile
south ON Dogwood road. 24c3
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-25

FOR SALE-Nearly new chiroprac-
tors adjustment table, less than
80 per cent original price. Apply
Press Office. i3dh
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-25

WE FURNISH high class profes-
sional and domestic help. Write
or phone Mrs. Edwards Agency,
2l2 j. D. Spreckes Bldg. San
Diego, Calf. l0t24
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-25

FOR SALE-Horses, hogs, dairy
stock. Clark W. Adair, Seeley.
3Otf
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WINTER BREA0llNES
RE0PENED IN PARIS
Soup Kitchen Patrons Hurried
Through Meals to Make
Way for Next.

correspondence II the Asaoclased Press
fAiiiS The hot soup season Il IN
again.
" utter Is stimulating THE huaine>S
AT ths titN y 's"upe populatte." as they
ara called l.ong lines 1T men. women
ahd tht'aten Wait tor an huttt te tn4
admitted Ia the rontnA " here they MAY
Nit "n hrntheS without hacks AT u.ttn
homtd uncovered tables IA have thrtr
hts hoWl "t soup ana luunh Ut bread
lh"A" Whr have homrA van att thrt,
aoup IN a hu.ket
lh"FN Is ~uCt ot tltue limit tur
eating hevAUse thr ruutts srtlo,u AZ.
"1nitialttr tuore thth ~ AT So tit,fAts,tA
tt'tN AZ" hnrrtea thruu%A the rtttn.s
pt"'"s~, t"t uttVn- 4hvN Mt,ala H., s.l,a
I" AtaN seated III the WAtm f,.pnt
lasI,trs thr>e tuuni,tntl saln ,,s,rv
h"s thtste are n nuhl'et ri nfi,ste
charities that tutnssh a tertAtn nu.n.
her nt poot families With "A hts, plrve
w hert and Vegetables to nakp the
Traditional t'trnsh quot au ten Mntt.h
furnishes ttree courses SOUR ,uv.tt
lhd Vegetables.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-25

Century Decatur Lodge VIII dis.
pcn$e with its regular convention to-
morrow evening.
Eathhnnc Superior Lodge was Wis
tied December i6 hy the grand chan.
ceilor and his associate officers, \
tree loaded with gifts was erected in
tho hall and Lynn II. Troutman i'm
pcfsonnted Santa Claus. The grand
chancellor delivered the address nj the
evening.
A. tho convention of Webster Lodge
10 Il" held Tuesday evening officers
Will he elected
Myrtle Lodge Will elect officers next
Tuesday evening. They will he in,
stalled January by Deputy Grand
Chancellor Cleveland kennicutt.
columbia Lodge will elect officers
next Wednesday evening. Thrv will
he Installed by supreme Represent
attEe Ellery W. HcSS
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VOODMEN or THE WORLD.

Chidren's night will he held at the
Voolmen Of the World Temple. 93J
Grant place. next Friday. \ Christ
mas tree has been erected and Santa
Claus will distribute presents. All
Wootimen and their friends and chill
dren are invited.
Maple Camp elected Leon J.. L.itz
as consul commander; Albert Smith.
adviser lieutenant; Morris olSin.
escort; DR.. \. l.. Mckenzie. camp
physician; Mai ThurSton G.. Brown.
banker. and capt. Franklin III. Smith,
clerk. The new officers are 10 he in
sta He'd January II.
When the Washington rituaiiSss
gave an exhibition In PennStiva MIA
last Summer the State manager in
vitcd them 10 ofticiat" at a grand class
initiation in the future. \ call has
come Tn confer the Protection degree
on 80 ncophytes next Friday at Get.
ty~huiE. The invitation includes the
Boosters team and the Zouaves
Old Glory will jnIn Alpha Camp in
the installation ceremonies on Janu-
arv s.
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ROY N. .tRCA\tN.

Oriental CONNECT held it's Christmas
celebration Monday evening about 4na
children and adults hetnS rrrSern
Each child received a present from
santa claus, Refreshments we're
served. Miss Ethel Willis and R,hv
ollie EosrntcId sang. Mrs. toSrnFtlt
Was at the piano and Mv ko~ruftld
rendered several srlretiou~ ou the
H"ttf"n" number at Grand Coun,
'u officers Net" present. inrludtng
traud Resent Sthounu,aker AMI M,
ltFin" committeeman t.eurAs, NJ
fAan~ The mvnahvtS ri nr(ental
tnuntlt have planned Il class initiation
IN january The tsuu~icr>' t4uh .s
taNittG At~ttatton~ tn all the councils
Ia the jurisdiction.
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Engine Makes Vigil Speed

S|td a. ne eslA,tsle ~ dsav ga
hea>> kSsd Al yea m,lv.s au h>.--,
the ~te%pe~t SEaNls> A ste,.ts~gvs est,
~ helnN tr~tt<t aa hatsktss ANv,.>s..'
t'"N a. >tNt>tt<' Ssn a ~sse<t,sl aNt~~et.- "a
tN1tn far tekttS haNS ts'@t ,t.t
aoSksd Msts AtxSts SyNSsVexeV at ~ ot
tNA, hs'<tuS% ~ tae Ae&'u v>Nastls' Sc wa
heeweTn abe aeut SrvAt HattN.sN~ "a
that T<NtshttN t'ae ~sx3nss h&~ s's+n
a,ssttea Mas Vst>}gy. " asEt - ~
rsStvt - ~NyfAasS tNe 4segts4t t#e e
1% tAv ten @t.as0 Nelson MAASst &*~
tAt"t1 a ~Ne@st ~ ~ asste~ AH s"ss
wh3ee drawing a ttAto W@}%NHa> ~
tN&tS
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flse hsA Mitn huaNa Nhen hs~ 4h
@"ut shdatvt u tVt WntHg hAtnv 4tad
As"s /" tn@et htn al 20 trrtain ha,u IL
t"'htttnn eNonAh. itt ia EHet4nd ,,Av
deg hot'a tA the tAIiN AN Station W
nn"et Nia haNtet NttN tettAns hutuH "A
ahu"At AuN hHtu uf the astett,ss.n ~
sN"hIn. Mat tlatdu.A t',,N, ga ~.
peat nn the habits ut AoaS, SAYS this
In stone hA selepatiN, ttaetAtlps thar
snme doas have a 'tNueiess v,,nnes.
tlan With The hlAlna IT their nAste.a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-25

Robert lie Bruce Chapter Will hold
the first closed dance for the season
at the Washington Hotel, Decem-
Der 30
AT the recent elections the chap
ter advanced benjamin Doehrer TO
the east. where he received the gaVei
from Frank kreElow, the retiring
master councillor. Chester Du Bois iS
senior councillor and Vincent Nasco
Junior councillor. The appointive line
CONSISTS Of Thomas Hall. senior
deacon; John Mcintosh. Junior deacon;
Carl Weber. senior steward: Charles
liver, Junior steward: George Thomp-
SON.. chaplain: Ray Gable. marshal.
and Stanley Potter. standard bearer.
The semi,annual elections of the
Masqueradcrs. the chapters dramatic
club. was as follows: Thomas Hall,
president: William BroTn. vice presi-
dent. and John Tegeier, secretary.
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DAUGHTERS or ISABELLA.

The chairman of the committee On
otrangements. Miss Ko~e Ann French.
has announced that the christmas
party for Tie members ~ the circle
Will he held December - AT the Wash,
inEton Cluh. i1oi Il street, Al O'Clock
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N.AtJ'.Ai,t.tS.

Court M. !. Jewels of the Narc5t
! bees. under tn" dlfcctinu of Mrs.
Sarah II. Severe. uttVtn mother. cNe
"Hpitird The first AMI sseCnlta degrees
a thc Northeast Masnuir Tvmptt'
Monday evening. The queen iuothpt
had nv her attendants .Ienuue torn
Ing. Helen Srifert. clara MaNcthof"r,
itrua kaidtnhath, Eve and ltettha
Shives aud Master Vernon kei~ter,
The nnur work In the tttNt degree
was led by William ilolt1tnan. VIII
mer Nash, f,lwand keiSter ami HoNd
Slime. officers Ia this desrce Nete
diamond Mahle HraNetst rnrtnid
Dorothy slime, sapphire. irannrtle
turquoise" Mildred ketste'i garnet.
irma Haas, amethNst. Mildred liass,
nnyA. Master George Donaldson. Who
amused all with his antics
Candidates initiated IN this degree
were uner l'uttet Edward klrhs
ards. Catherine iarnNn, Walter Etrh,
aihH, Marie Xeil. l>unaid Nash. ElNa
Settlers. Dorothy Settlers, Walter
! t'ook. members NJ Court No, /. attd
10 candidates tor The new court
| Aponaufe, hN Martha WASHINGTON
Hive, Jnhu II. Uarnt. district mama
erf instituted the tuttt Tar Martha
washington tive. huu MtAs Maht"
lhot"tn III Count ~" !. pres, nted Ia
the new r"utts itr"tssh lis ut""n
mother. Mrs Auuia l'tfvr nu ali a
'lnth ttuu count M, I, Mi~a pnruthN
Stiuc was presented with past
uiIlrrf'A ptn, al'u n n,iSa tat SvVuttnc
the mnnt Initials tuf "A hed@pcad
Ia he presented IT, the Nhteahees'
iiome. Miss 1--we ShsNes tteet> Ell
I the second pilAe tur the neatest Nnh
on ihe spread Merit hauks veto
given the children for Attendance,
deeds al kindntah. nnd ii wash nrtsc
| 10 teciiie Ward tat seeu,ina nvW
| members
The aerond d,gree VAS p,rrenteI
| with THESE officers. uuren bee. Vivian
| thapnaul tuniot lace, tsefuy sttne.
| husN l"e. llatlN hAhnt5 ardtH lp'ts,
! ta'b tttnHan ihtilp ir, lie" tulvt
tnts. kenneth .lthhaid&,,n stewart
! - hauinnn guard hr" Etutst tuuAld
| n,ut sul,rn lnd, hututhA huN nttN
! hnttertlite, i'1ui,ue Atiue. Geit,ud4
| MaNri hntrt rio>er. ileten pnnai,,suu.
| butterflies Mary tiouaiisnn, iutoth>
! Henderson, inaple heat, Nlldted NAV
thnfet butterflies, Ruth klvhav,iaon,
' Matsafet hetstet
j, Il Turner Renetal super, lsel. IN,
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Woinan's Benefit Association.

At the recent meeting of the OH.
GERS club it, WIS voted to get aside
the bylaw which forbids an officer to
succeed herself for this year. in order
to elect Mrs. Mary kilIeen to the presi-
dency for second term. This WAS
done becaute the raising of fund by
all the reviews to establish a w. r. A.
clubhouse was started In Mrs. killeen g
administration. She was una nimouslv
elected. other officers elected We're:
Vice president. Mrs. Ada Byrne of Vic.
tory Review; secretary. Mrs. Margaret
kni,.hting Of Brightwood Review. and
treasurer. Mrs. Della Edmunds of Ma
tional Review.
The club will he entertained by
Bri@htWood Review January 10. 1t will
hold a benefit card party January II
1T 1926 Massachusetts avenue to raise
funds for n banquet which will follow
later in the month
Washington and Columbia Reviews
will unite in giving their annual
Christmas party next Tuesday eve
ming. There will he n tree for the
juniors and program for the grown
UpS,
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JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERI.
CAN MECHANICS.

Liberty Rel Council was given n
| pleasant surprise by an informal visit
| OF State Councillor Harlow, Vice Coun.
cilor Columbus, state Treasurer Jones.
state Warden Mangum. state Inside
Sentinel Earnest. Deputy state couu-
ciior Thomas and Past State Councillor
Alderman. member of this council
December II. Councillor hughes wei.
coined the visitors. With State Off.
GERS acting In the following positions:
Judge. State Deputy Councillor
Thomas: State Councillor Harlow and
state Treasurer Jones. tellnrs. and
Vice Councillor Columbus. clerk. Off
GERS were elected az follows: Councillor,
w. f.. Schoor; vice counselor. \. f..
Franks: recording secretary. +. q.
Brown. assistant recording secre tary,
4. l.. Dahler: treasurer, W. VI. Nc.
Chung: financial secretary. X. r.. Nc.
Cullough. conductor, \. t.. Nnhcrite,
warden. &. -. iiiid: inside sentinel. &.
III. Luh. outside sentinel. q. T. Crit.
nth: chaplain. l.. T.. Rector. trustee.
&. II. INA. and press represe ntative.
\. &. Witherite. Addresses were made
by State Councillor Harlow. state
Treasurer Jones, State Vice Counselor
Columbus former deputy Stale cnnn-
cilor of this council: State Deputy
Councillor Thomas. Past State Coun-
cilor Alderman. State Inside sentinel
Earnest. II. +. Parr. II. y. EcNrode.
&. ID. HID, r. L.. liamel and f.. &.
Mangum. An entertainment and Re.
freshments will he provided for the
first annual visitation Of the State Off
GERS. January I. to this council.
America jefferson Council met De.
| cemher II in the Northeast Masonic
Temple. with Councillor Shuke pre~id.
ing. Deputy State Councillor Mont.
gomery. Financial Secretary Burgess
and Past State Councillors Oiiveri and
Yates made addresses The following
were nominated 10 serve the council as
officers for the coming term: Couu.
cilor. II. r.. Iitchfieid. vice councillor.
+. III. Courtney: recording secretary.
q. r.. Flynn. assistant recording see.
rotary. IA. G.. Henson; financial secrc.
tnry, II. +. Burgess, treasurer. r. Z.
Bittenhendei; conductor. NJ. II. " ond.
oli. warden. +. II. Courtney; chaplain.
Il. II. Yates: inside sentinel. W. j.
Whitney: outside sentinel. L. X.
Brown. and trustee, W. N. Martin.
Councillor Harrison called tapiial
Council To order Monday night In the
Northeast Masonic Temple, The cuun-
ell will not meet tomorrow. Tile next
session iS January -. The follow ing
officers were elected: Councillor. /. &.
sampson; vice councillor. H. II. Mitch,
ell; recording secretary. W. =, Camp.
belt assistant recording secretary. r.
II, Montgomery: financial secretary.
i. r.. Potter. treasurer. \, I. MurInW
twenty seventh terml. conductor. -.
&. McI.ane: warden. J. NJ. simpson; In.
side sentinel, +. J. Van feit. outside
sentinel. ". II. Wetty: chaplain, W,
l.. Giovanni: trustee, III. NJ. " ond. and
delegate Ia L. =. r. II. A.. 4 +. Mar.
low, The State Council officers viii
make their annual official Visit febru.
nry / to this council.
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stituted the third degree. and these
officers were selected: Standard bearer,
Harry Bryant; regent, Theresa Mayer.
hofer: vice regent, Catherine Brown:
counselor. Cecille Ward; prelate, Anna
Chambers. scribe. William Donaldson;
courtier. Malcolm Donaldson: sentry,
Clara Chambers: watch, Donald keis-
ter; jester, Ellwood keistor: cup bear
on, chiffon Good: pages. Leroy Slime,
Jack Reagan. Kenneth Richardson.
Ernest Donaldson. Court revels were
held. and Master Jack Reagan enter.
tainod with dancing. Dorothy Downey
sang, Mabel Beavers gave n dance.
Clara MaEcrhofer sang. and Santa
Claus presented gifts.
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KNIGHTS or COLUMBUS.

Carroll Council held its annual
Christmas party Tuesday evening
when Grand Knight Albert II. Me
Carly acted ~ Santa Claus. Each
member received n gift. Daniel
O'Rrien. president OF the Mayhowet
Hotel Jack Neshit. with songs. and
sydney Sydenham, violiniSt. furnished
the entertainment. Complete arrange
ments have been made for the New
Year eve card party and dance. which
will he for the members and their
friends. The committee consists of
Lecturer John King, T. NJ. Mc1.augh'
lin. :. NJ Stafford. Charles J. Mont
gomery, Charles 4. Everett. James A.
Severn, Leonard II. Gibbons. Jack
kiley, William Amann. Joseph Il.
Powers and Richard Bennett.
The Christmas party for tho orpha ms
OF the District Of Columbia under the
auspices Of Washington Chapter
knights of Columbus. will he held to
morrow at o'clock in Knights of Co
lumbus Hall, 9iS Tenth street.
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Laura Burdette, and to the National
Home treasurer, Charles H. Miller, by
Past Councillor Mrs. Walker. Santa
Claus presented gifts to- each of the
officers.
Old Glory Council met Monday
evening in it's hall, 921 pennayl.
vania avenue southeast A Christ
mas party was held under the direc-
ton of George Rock. chairman Of
the good of tho order. A large
Christmas tree loaded with presents
and candy.tilled stockings was the
center of attraction. After the dis
tribution of gifts refreshments were
served.
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ROYAL AKCANCM.

The Loyal Ladies' Council Of the
Royal Arcanum held houseWarming
party December ) at J31 Grant place
Eight candidates received the degree
A card party followed.
Oriental Council will hold Christ.
mas celebration for the benefit of the
children Of the members Of the Royal
Arcanum TUESDAY nj $40 o'clock
There will he presents for all the chill
dron and entertainment for the par.
cnta. There Will be rcfreghfnenfe
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OlDlD FELLOWS.

Fred ID. Stuart t.ncampmcnt con
ferred the royal purple degree on
Howard Bcrs and elected the follow.
ing officers ut it's meeting on Mon.
day evening: George r.. Decker, chief
patriarch: Michael l.. Murray. high
priest: w. l.. Wood senior warden: T..
l.. Loving. scribe: William NJ. towcll
treasurer: n. y. Wishard. junior war
den. This encampmcnt will not meet
ON January owing to that date he
ing n holiday.
Magenenu Encampment elected the
following officers Tuesday evening
Chief patriarch, w. II. Perry: high
priest W. w. MILAN; senior war
den, Thomas &. Mettler; scribe. Ros-
coe Jenkins treasurer, Charles W.
cithbertson. AID junior warden.
James &. Maggie. Past Chief patrt-
arch James II. Dony was rcappointed
as guard Of the high priests tent.
Grand Patriarch James W. Lyons
announced the officers Of all If the
encampmcnts in his jurisdiction will
he installed for the terms beginning
in January. by tho officers of the
Grand EnCampmcnt, January II.
The birthday of Thomas Widely,
founder Of the order. will he cole.
brated January ID, in the auditorium
Of the |. q. y. +. Temple. A program
will be given under the direction of
the Grand Encampmcnt.
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EASTERN STAR.

Warren q. Harding Chapter has
changed IT. meeting night from Thurs
Gay II Tuesday. The installation Of
0ffScerH viii he next Tuesday. Mrs.
GlnDae Eustsss IN mairpn and John
White il patron. The officers have
SdYsncef and he n~w aSxaeiate con
GUcfress II be installed III VI - Jane
K@"iy.
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Natah tsaaAha thaess. .nes IA the
ss.ond " eanssssaA az he heas 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-25

The officers of Friendship Chapter
will he installed hy Grand lecturer
Mary f.. Tcachum next Tuesday
evening.
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TIE following sfti"fFr II JenlL
= ne ptsr Mrgs Installed Ilseetfaber ~
- q spss la Ul..4jHg by Past JasFoH
Hng3 II Heniy Past Grand B3tlnn
sTIlte g. baUueee assisted ts Past
fL%ttea hdIlsH khtess. "s ne iAhaI.
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Al Bethlehem Chapter TUESDAY eve.
hihs there viii be installation Of Off
GERS by the grand matron and there
aiN" Mi h" IA program. All members
are invited TO attend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-25

Matr"n Mrs, Mary r.. Steiner Of
! my chapter entertained her officers
me chaifinen ri the committees win
tnFir husbands. wives or escorts AZ .
"ihnef NJ Wallis cafe December 10
| Fox Thcater.'
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-26

years of brilliant success on Broad
way in such productions as George
M: Cohan's Mary" Spice" up In
the Clouds" I'll Say She Is" and
other hits. Mile. D'Andrea was for
merly the stellar dancer of the ar
tistic Stony Point Ensemble.
The bill will include:
LUBIN, LARRY AND ANDRE
Three versatile vaudevillians who
have fitting vehicle for their mani
fold talents in hilarious comedy
classic called "I'll Show You"
1.-THE SPIRIT OF WINTER
One of the real novelties of the year.
An impressive and entertaining ex-
hibition of winter sports and pas
times by zofa and Sale and Chas-
tine. the. Great, the latter being the
worlds champion acrobatic expert
on skis.
CHARLES HORN AND COM
PANY-Presenting a mirthful and
p-to-the-minute comedy sketch
entitled adam Killjoy."
DREIS AND COLLINS-A couple
of hokum comedians whose melange
of fun is labelled Where Bliss Is
Ignorance Folly Is Wise"
GARY AND BALDI-"The Chauf-
feur and the Maid" in a laughable
song and talk skit.
AMAZON AND NILE-Introduc
ing remarkable series of spectacu-
lar and difficult contortion feats.
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DANCER TOPS
NEW LYRIC BILL

Two of Americas noted terpis-
chorean stars, Cecil D'Andrea and
Neale Walters come to the Lyric
next week with Kay Ballinger's
Serenading Misses, a girls band
noted for the quality of its rhythmic
syncopation, in an elaborate pres
entation of songs, musical selec-
tions and smart dance creations ar
ranged with an especial appeal to
popular taste.
Mile. D'Andrea and Walters have
entered vaudeville after several
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T B. SUNDAY TO
Be Celebrated
AT SANATORIUM
County. Association viii
Have Part in Program
at SunnySide.

First annual health Thanksgiving
meeting will be held at Sunnyside
Sanatorium, Oaklandon, under the
auspices of the Marion County
tuberculosis Association, the Sun
nyside Guild and the sanatorium at
p. m. Sunday. The celebration is
in connection with tuberculosis
Sunday, which has been set aside by
the National tuberculosis Associa-
ton.
Dr.. Stanley cutter, president of
the Indiana tuberculosis Associa-
ticn, will preside, and Michael E.
Foley, tuberculosis association di-
rector, will speak.
Public Is Invited
The public and representatives of
all civic, educational and luncheon
clubs interested in health work have
been invited to attend.
A musical program has been ar
ranged by Mrs. j. A. Roush and Off
GERS of the Sunnyside Guild.
Indianapolis ministers have been
requested to urge their congrega-