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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-28
Nez0 Officers of
P IA. WIZ Be
Guests at Tea

Mrs. James H. Butler will enter
tain with a, tea from to 5 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon at her home,
5718 Oak avenue, in honor of new
offlcers-elect of the Parent-Teach-
ers Association of Georg B. LOOMS
School IS.
Honor guests will be Mrs. H. E,
Wilcox, president-e elect; Mrs, E. J.
Thompson, vice president elect;
Mrs. G. w. Tressel, secretary elect,
and Miss Lura Marlatt, treasurer
elect.
The hostess will be assisted in
receiving by Miss Anna Pearl Bed
ford, principal of the school, and
Mrs. William Kleifgen.
Mrs. E. G. Hirshman and Mrs.
Julian johnson will preside at the
tea table. Assisting in the dining
room will be Mrs. Homer Nenden-
hail, Mrs. Marshall Oberholtzer,
Mrs. Fred L. Haynes, and Mrs. c. L.
Pope.
During the receiving hours, the
mothers chorus Of the school will
present musical program.
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An1iCitia
Guest Day
Pa1-tyHeld

Mrs. John Larson was hostess
this afternoon at her home, SILT
East Washington street, for the
Guest day party of the Alnicitia
Club. She was assisted by Mrs. w.
H. Bettcher. Mrs. Hattie Brown,
Mrs. Cash Graham, Mrs. Monroe
McKittrick and Mrs. Charles
Wright
The house was decorated with
vases of American Beauty roses. the
club flower. and each guest was
given a rose. Mrs. Albert Johnson,
president Of the club, gave the
greeting. Mrs. ". J. Smith sang
two numbers. accompanied by Mrs.
Victor Schneider.
Miss Hazel Kessler played several
piano selections. Mrs. Mae Boyl
Brown gave a group of readings and
a monolog She was accompanied
by Mrs. Hazel Rutledge, pianist.
Pupils OF JAG Broderic gave a group
of dances.
Guests we're Mrs, c. A Wilton, Mrs.
Carrie David. Mrs A. A. Wright, Mrs. f.
O. McAlexander. Mrs. David Ross Mrs.
M. Earl Robbins. Mrs A. c. piller. Mrs.
Mary Edna Sharp, Mrs. J. n Knaf Mrs
J N. Wells, Mrs Emil Molin, Mrs Matt
Harris. Mrs Edna Potts, Mrs. Rufus
O'Harrov. Mrs. John L DuraI Mrs, W. 6.
Ruso-. Mrs. z. K. Souflof. Mrs. Elizshath
smith. Mrs. Ceorgo Hawkins. Mrs. Milo
tucker Mrs II. W, Bates, Mrs A. z
carr Mrs. G. ?. Davidson, Mrs H. G
Alsman, Mrs. Ira Handrtckson. Mrs. I'd
ward smith. Mrs. Albert shtngler. Mrs
NJ. A. Castor Mrs. A c. Miller, Mrs.
Carl Day, Mrs. Everett Mason. Mrs. Will
liam Blodgett. Mrs. Mary Edmonds. Mrs.
c. K. Cultice. Mrs. J. NJ. Todd. Mrs. Sallie
curry. Mrs William Burroughs, Mrs. Alex
Goodwin. Mrs Frank Smith. Mrs Nell
VILE Kankins. Mrs, Walter Wonning. Mrs.
Laura School. St Petersburg, Fla MIS-, j.
J. schneid. Chicago. and Miss Hazel sesier.
Mrs. Galen Doyal was chairman
of the program committee, assisted
by Mrs Harry Lambert and Mrs
Arthur Carr.
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Lily BNrriS
GjOeS Party for
City Bride-EJect

Miss Lily Burris, sig North Jeffer-
son avenue. entertained with a sur
prise miscellaneous shower Monday
night at her home in honor of Miss
Bonnie Chambers, whose marriage
to Harry G. SortWell, Detroit, will
take place Thursday night.
Shower gifts were found at the
end Of a novel train ride. Games
we're played during the evening and
prizes awarded winners. The hostess
was assisted by her mother, Mrs.
L. G. BurTis.
Guests we're Mrs. Viola Binford,
Mrs Opal Lockridge, Mrs Ruby
Daley, Mrs. Dollie Chambers, Miss
Josephine Snyder, Miss Bernice
Bush, Miss June Harmon, Miss
Blanche Maine, Miss Anna Wolfe,
Miss Ruth Deming, Miss Reeda
Pemberton. Miss Ruth Schuster and
Miss Josephine Carter.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-28
CLOSE SOCIAL SEASON
WITH SPEEDWAY DANCE

Elks Club will close its social sea
son with a speedway dance and
frolic in the main dining room at
the clubhouse Wednesday night.
The entertainment committee has
arranged q, special cabaret program.
Music for dancing will be played by
the Elks Club orchestra, starting
at $50.
Many reservations have been
made by Elks from other cities, who
will be in Indianapolis for the
Memorial day race Courtland c.
Cohee is chairman in charge of the
affair.
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Surprise Shower Is Given III
Honor of Coral Lois DOty
the organization.

elects place was marked with ..
miniature bridal party. Gifts were
presented to Miss Doty in 2 basket
decorated with pink and white.
Guests, who are members of the
honor guests sorority. Beta chapter
Delta Phi Beta. we're Mrs. Lawrence
Ritter, Miss Marie SWartz, Miss
Evelyn Mann, Miss Allene Hedges
Miss Frances Duncan. Miss Eliza
beth Duncan, Miss Jane Mccormick
Miss Mary Jolliffe, Miss Martha Jol-
liffee, Miss Grace Jaus, Miss Grace
Wilkins and Miss Doris Beck.
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to
Be Sponsor"
0fCa1niUal

Elaborate plans are being made
for the carnival trolic to be held
Wednesday night at the Claypool
hotel under auspices Of the Junior
Hadassah society.
The assembly hall, where the
affair is to be held, will be trans
formed into a real carnival setting
with booths, exhibits and displays.
The walls will be draped to repre-
sent the inside of tent and will be
hung with flags, balloons and pen
rants. Booths will be arranged
around the sides of the room, with
a dance pavilion in the center.
One hundred girls, dressed in car
nival costume, will participate in
the affair.
Proceeds to Institutions
Proceeds from the carnival will
90 to the two institutions main
tanned by Junior Hadassah, Chill
drens Village, Meier Shfeyeh, a
home and educational institution
for one hundred boys and girls, and
the nurses training school in Pales-
tine, recently taken over by Junior
HadaSSah.
Miss Sarah Rosenthal and Miss
Helen Marer are general chairnen
in charge of the affair. The booth
committee is composd of DR.. Evelyn
Kroot, Miss Bertha Epstein. Miss
Bess Gernstein. Mrs Abe Wides,
Miss Esther Winkler, Miss Annette
Fritz, Miss Lillyon RoSenthal and
Miss Sara Caplan. Miss Rose Sapiro
is publicity chairman.
Sara, RosenthaI President
Officers of the indianapolis chap
ter are: President, Miss Sara Ros-
enthal; vice presidents, Miss An
nette Goodman. Miss Ruth Cohen,
and Miss Dorothy Schlesinger; re-
cording secretary, Miss Sara Cap
Ian; corresponding secretary, Miss
Helen Marer, and treasurer, Miss
Bess Gernstein.
The institution for boys and girls
is maintained with the object Of
educating children in an agricultur-
al atmosphere, both culturally and
practically, SO they may take up the
task of rebuilding Palestine.
The nurses training school is
connected with the Rothschild hos
pital in Palestine, one of the hos
pitfalls under jurisdiction of the
Hadessah Medical organization.
Junior Hadassah is affiliated with
Hadassah Medical organization.
is a branch of Senior Hadassah.
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Marjorie Fisher"
Is Bride Of Gary
Man.; Go on Trip

Simplicity marked the wedding
ceremony of Miss Marjorie Caro-
lyn Fisher, daughter Of Mr., and
Mrs. A. B. Carlin, 3777 North Me-
ridian street, and Isadore G. Kahn,
Gary. which took place at the home
of the brides parents this morning.
The service was read before mem
bers of the immediate families by
Rabbit Morris NJ. Feuerlicht.
The bride wore as travelling cos
tune an ensemble of blue with fur
trimmed coat, blue hat and blue
accessories. and corsage OF or
chids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kahn have gone on
a, trip to California. They will be
at home at 3777 North Meridian
street.
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thy Wallick. Gertrude Winklehaus: d.
Doris Van Horn, Mary Schneider: q,
Betty Waiss. Fanny Resnick. Rose Becker
%. Harriet Holmes; 80, Nina Bell Rat
cliff. Sara Rossiter; 81. Jare Ferguson.
Mildred King; 43. frankie Hansen; IS,
Barbara. Tompkins
Health Guardian-Troop AZ. Frances Lee
Horner; -. Ella D. Hansen. Dorothy
Huck.
First Atd-Troop %. Mary Louise Mer-
rsl. Kitty Myers. Doris Van Horn: "a.
Anna Margaret VOORHEES,, rs. Marcella
Ardern; =, Marian Drago, Charlotte Per-
rine
Mnliner-Troop g. Jean soehner: ga.
Jane shideler: II. Marian Anderson.
Economist-Troop %, Sarah Goldstein;
/. Margaret Stump. Betty Jane Gifin,
Louise Clark. Genevieve Campbell. jean
cite Thomas; So. Helen Hudgins: 81
Marjorie Anderson, Mary Louise Fallen
der.
Home Servlce-Troop Q. Eleanor Cold
we'll Barbara Ballinger; -. Frances ONeiI:
a. Leafy East: A. Jean Mellet.
Homema ker-Troop 7. Evangeline Nor
san: p, Katherine Robbins ~. Sarah
Coldsteia: rs. Mary Margaret Jones, Al
berts Lee: y. Ada Gooden.
Dancer-Troop 9. Mary Jane Sheerin,
Barbara Names. Mary Sheerin Kuhn,
Dora Sinclair. Florence Z. Gipe and Agnes
Helen Coldveu
Bugler-Troop ga. Mary Ellen voyles.
Drummer-Troop 81. Martha Fry.
Wild Flower Finde--Troop 5, Nancy
Socwen; sa. Helen Eudgins.
Garden Flower Finder-Troop So, Caro-
lyn Stelck
JournaIst-Troop Is. Alberta lee.
Artist-Troop :. Marjory Eennis; g.
Jean soshner: So. Carolyn stelck. Jane
Shideler. Juanita Kehm; 10 Lois Moore;
q. Aline Bailey; "a Mardenna Hess; IS,
Dolores SNYDER.
Scribe-Troop :. Betty GiFn. Betty
Macy. Margaret stump. Genevieve Camp
bell. Louise Glars. Bobby 10 vestal. Jean
nstte Thomas: ). 1ary McGaughey. Feggy
White. Dana Viking; :. Catherine Caubls
Dorothy Jane Reed; s. Nancy socwell;
So. Jane Shideler. Nina Brown. Helen
Hudsins: g Mary Jane Sheerin. Florence
E Gtpe. Barbara Haines. Dora Sinclair
Agnes Coldven. Mary Vance Trent: %
Mary Louise MerreI; rs. Jane Cooling
Doris Fillingham. Frances Hall, Harriet
Holmes; -. Thelma Martin. Ads Goodin;
IS. josephine Knox. Mary Minturn.
Grsftsman-Troop :, Mariory Hennis
Nancy Ridge, Dorothy Reasoner. Carol
Wagner. Sc. Jane Shideler; ?, Eleanor
Coldweu. Madeline Trent. Mary Vance
Trent. 10. Mary Anne Bon: p. Jeanne L
St Pierre: IS. Melicsrt Coleman, Ruth
whitlock. Dolores Snyder.
Musictan-Troop s. Jane Bosart, Marian
welmer: :. Msrjory Hsnnis; So. Carolyn
Stelck. Jane Shideler; g. Mary Vance Trent
Florence Gipe, Eileen 3. Booker. Barbara
Haines. Agnes coldwell. Eleanor ColdweIl
Mary Jane Sheerin, Dora Sinclair: p
Mary Louise MsrrsH. Jean Pennington
Doris Van Horn. Mirfsns waitcs IS, Bet
r Jane Tharp.
Bird Finder-Troor s. Martha Jane
Scehne-.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-28
Mrs. Carl Tnte
Wins Sorority
Bridge PLayoH

Mrs. Roy II. Peterson, 906 Fair
field avenue, vas hostess Monday
afternoon for the final play-Off Of
the Delta Zeta AlUmnae Club
bridge tournament.
Besides the table of players COM
peting for the tournament prize,
there we're seven tables Of sorority
members. At the championship ia
Bile we're Mrs. Carl Tate, who won
first prize: Miss Lucille Rous, win
ner Of second place; Mrs. Peterson
and Miss Bertha Leming.
Proceeds from the tournament
will be given to the chapter house
building fund. Mrs. Robert Allen
was in charge, assisted by Mrs. Pc
terson end Miss Louise Rundell,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-28
An1Gten7" Stunt
Night SZated at
Br00kside House

Fifteen acts and stunts will be
presented at the amateur stunt per-
Torrance tonight at the Brookside
community house, under direction
OF Bruce Hunter, physical director.
Prizes will be awarded for the
four winning acts. The show will
begin at 7:45 and is open to the
public. The contest is open to any
amateur performer in the city.
A committee Of six judges has
been selected from the Brookside
Civic League and the Brookside
Woman's Club to decide winners.
Among stunts will be acrobatic
dancing, tap dancing, juggling, ac-
rCbaticS, music and tricks of magic
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-28
Lingerie Shove1~
GiUen i'm Honor
Of Brjde-to-Be

Miss Frances Slaymon, IS Caven
street, entertained Monday night at
her. home with a lingerie shower and
bunco party in honor of Miss Con
stance Boehnn, whose marriage to
Bernard J. Sheridan will take place
Wednesday morning, June 5, at Sa-
cred Heart church.
Appointments were in the bridal
colors, pink, green, orchid and yell
low The gifts we're presented on q
tray decorated in these shades.
Guests were Mrs. August Boehm,
Mrs. R. w. Boeh1n, Mrs. Walter
Suding, Mrs. Russell Heb, Miss
Helen Doerr, Miss Martha Fussner,
Miss Esther Trimpe, Miss Frances
Wilson and Miss Marie Spitznagel
Honor guests we're Bernard Sheri-
dan and Matthew Mescall.
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Mrs. Virgil Parsley and Miss Don
ia Jacobsen entertained Monday
night at the home of Mrs. Parsley,
901 West Thirty-f1rst street, with a
surprise miscellaneous shower in
honor of Miss Coral Lois Doty,
whose marriage to Carl George
Muesing will take place Sunday,
June 2. at Lebanon.
Decorations were in pink and
white At serving time, the table
was centered with a, Cupid on a
plateau Of white flowers, and lighted
with tall pink tapers. The bride
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-28
RALTA CLUB WILL
GIVE CARD PARTY

Rata club members Of st. An
thongs parish will give a card party
and dance at Knights of Columbus
auditorium, Thirteenth and Della
ware streets. tonight. A card party
also was held at 2:3O this after
noon.
Dancing will begin at 9 O'Clock,
with the card games playing at
$50. Russ Holler and his orchestra
will play the program of dances.
Donald Harris is general chairman
Miss Alice O'Connor is chairman of
the card committee and Robert Ga
win is dance chairman.
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Honor Chicago Visitor

Mrs. Ronald A. Foster, 3742 North
Pennsylvania street, will be hostess
for a luncheon bridge party at her
home Wednesday for members OF
the executive committee of the art
department of the Woman's Depart
ment Club. The party will be given
in honor of Mrs. j. Warner Williams,
Chicago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-28
4 Dnl0n Plans Dance

Avalon Country Club will enter
tain with Memorial day dance at
$50 Thursday night at the club
house for members and guests.
Preceding the dinner, a number OF
dinner parties will be given. Hosts
and hostesses for the affair will be
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Bushong and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hawkins.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-28
Gl.is1n0Ld-Lnnh

Miss Mignon Lamb, daughter of
Postmaster and Mrs. Morton Lamb,
Kokomo. became the bride Of j. Ed
ward Griswold, son of Mrs Rosa
Griswold, at 9 o'clock Sunday morn
ing. The Quaker service was read
by Mrs. Ora Thomas. The couple
will make their home in Fl. Wayne.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-28
Card Pnrtn ,Slnted

Social Club Of St, Bridget's par
isa will entertain with q bunco,
euchre and lotto party wednesday
afternoon and night. 2:30 and 8
o'clock. at its hall, Pratt and Fay
cite streets. Hostesses are Mrs. Pc
ter Costello. Mrs. John Mayo and
Mrs. William Schiffendecker
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-28

Entertain Alumnne Members
Members of the Alumnae Club OF
Alpha Gamma Delta sorority were
guests at a bridge party given Mon
dav night by Mrs. Merton A. john
son at her home, 2128 North Penn
sylvania street. Appointments and
decorations carried out the sorority
colnrs. red. buff and green.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-28
S0r0rifu Plans BANQUET

Members of the active chapter,
Delta Gamma sorority, at Butler
university, and their mothers will be
guests of honor at z, banquet Fri
day night at the Marott hotel, given
by the Mothers Club. Mrs. G. J.
Shirk. 1928 Guilford avenue, is in
charge nf reservations.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-28
CnroI Pnrfu ,SInteG

Ladies of st. Philip Neri parish
will entertain with a card party at
their hall at 2:30 Wednesday after
noon Mrs. G. E NGastineau is
chairman Of hostesses.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-28

PNIO7D SIP Cara PdTty
Francis Review, No 8, Woman's
Benefit Association. will entertain
with a pillow slip card party at 2:30
Wednesday afternoon at Redmans
hall, Capitol avenue and North
streets.
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Peceires [nformally
Mrs. Albert f. Metzger received
informally in the garden of her
home. 1920 North Meridian street,
this afternoon.
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GirR Renpft Rridne

A benefit bridge party given by
members of the Indianapolis AS
ISOLATION of Kappa Kappa Kappa
sorority was held Monday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. John A. White,
1913 Winthrop avenue. The hostess
was assisted BY Mrs. 0. P. Blemker,
Mrs. Charles NJ. Reagan, and Mrs.
L. A. Turnock.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-28
Tongue Coated
Every Morning!

Every morning I aToke with a
coated tongue and bad taste in
my mouth. At first I didn't pay
much attention to it. but when I
began to have sick headaches, mys-
FERROUS dizzy spells and trouble with
my complexion. I realized some
thing was wrong A friend sug-
gested it might be auto-intoxlca-
ton and advised my taking on gall
for the liver. I took Dloxol tablets
which contain the pure OK gall. and
in no time began TO feel better. 1
can do twice the work now and look
Younger for it
When YOUR liver is sluggish It
fails to cleanse the blood Of the poi
sons formed in food waste. These
poisons then are spread thorougout
the system, causing auto-intoxlea-
ton. chronic constipation, high
Hood pressure. and disease OF the
stomach. blood and kidneys. The
best thing Tor stimulating the liver.
as doctors now agree, is pure, nat
ural OK gall. Dioxol tablets, con-
tanning the pure OK gall, tone up
the liver in q. natural way and make
il function vigorously; and when
that happens. your whole intestinal
tratc is kept clean, your bowels
move regularly and you enjoy genu-
inc health. Each DioXol tablet rep
resents 10 drops of the genuine OK
gall In dainty, tasteless form, s1ld
cost less than &c at druggists, Try
them and see what difference it
makes when your liver is function
ING right. All good druggists sell
Dioxol tahlet-Advertise
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-28

thy Wallick. Gertrude Winklehaus; D.
Doris Van Horn, Mary Schneider: q,
Betty Waiss. Fanny Resnick. Rose Becker
%. Harriet Holmes; 80, Nina Bell Rat
cliff. Sara Rossiter; 81. Jare Ferguson.
Mildred King; 43, frankie Hansen; as,
The Washington times., 1929-01-21
How Barrie Arrived

Jack Dempsey and Luis Firpo
are responsible for bringing
Barry Norton into the movies.
He came here from South America
to see them fight. He plays the
son Of Emil Jannings In THE Sins
OF the Fathers" now at Loew's
Palace.
The Washington times., 1929-01-21
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WARNINGS ISSUED TO.
HELP YOU PROTECT
AGAINST INFLUENZA

Many have found it expensive in
time and money to take a. chance
with what seemed "just a cold. I"
With influenza sweeping the
country, city health departments
have published warnings that de-
serve the attention Of sensible
people. These warnings are directed
against all unnecessary exposure to
contagion and outline some simple
methods of keeping resistance to
disease at the highest point.
Regular hours, exercise in the
open, plenty of water, good food,
fresh air-all Of these are stressed
by officials. Keep the hands away
from the face. Wash always be-
fore eating. If buses, trolleys, ETC.,
must be frequented it is advisable
to take the greatest precautions.
Vapex will keep you free from
colds and it will stop cold at the
start. It is pleasant and refreshing
to use. Put a drop on your folded
handkerchief every morning. Free
squently during the day inhale the
yapor. It reaches the innermost
passages and will keep the head
clear at all times. One application
lasts all day, even increases in
strength for several hours. Get
Vapex from your druggist for 81,
in the little square bottle and the
package with the green triangle.
Each bottle contains so treatments.
The Washington times., 1929-01-21
OCEAN
FEATURE AT
EARLE

Suggestive of the tragedy Of
the s-4 and depicting the heroic
struggle made to rescue the ILL
fated crew of such an undersea
craft. Submarine, now playing
the Earle Theater viii give you
a page from the history of the
Navy.
Two men, one diver and the
other his buddy, both petty Off
GERS, are separated for the first
time in years. The diver puts
In at San Diego. the other is de-
tailed to the S-44 When the two
meet again. q woman. the wife
of the diver, causes a definite
break in the friendship of these
two and they so their different
ways. Then one morning comes
the news that shocked the ma
ton. the S-44 rammed by a de-
stroyer during spring maneuvers,
has gone to the bottom with all
hands on board. The Navy rushes
the rescue squad to the scene OF
the disaster, all available divers
are tried out. the compression Is
too great, one by-one they admit
defeat.
A flash goes to San Diego for
Dorgan. the Nays best and the
only man known to have reached
the required depth in safety:
meanwhile, the crew trapped IN
The torpedo room uses spafingy
OF the three tanks Of precious
oxygen that hold off an almost
certain fate. and when the last
tank il empty and the men. in
horror of death by suffocatlon.
concur In the captains sngges.
lion of a better way out. q faint
tanning is heard on the shell Of
tha vessel. the captain answers
and almost immediately, the death
chamber Is flooded with fresh
Air. life.giving air. Dorgan mas
NOT failed them! And with res.
che assured, signal Is relayed
III an anxious nation, single
word: SAVED.
There Ii much realism u THIS
nicture which features the racine
Fleet. and IL you don't nave g
thrill series of thrills, when
those giants OF the seas go
shsrmdering by. then we weep for
ynni You may miss q LOT o.
nletuves and Jose nothing, but IN
paissine this graphic description
~ hazardous duties on the high
seas 3 YOU have lost much! Jack
Holt Dorothy Revier and Ralph
Graves handle their respective
roles nicely and are well-cast, but
the credit goes to the Navy.
4 Vitaphone short featuring
lane Green, the melody girl, gets
good hand, and another AMI.
mated cartoon comic, with sound,
furnishes the lighter vein OF the
program; the customary newsreel,
showing Mr.. Coolidge signing the
peace Pact, also showing excel
LENT air shots Of Miami from the
los Angeles" completes the
bill.--T. K. X.