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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-12
FIVE STAR FINAL
BEST OF ITS KIND
Vern Boxe Assistant Sports Editor Of The Times, Pays
High Tribute to The Spirit of Notre Dame
BY WALTER d. HICKMAN

VXTHEN say kind
w speaking just empty
The fact that Five Star Final bigger and better heer than
The Front Page" and that is
revelation methods
at the expense the happiness OF entire family
this Robinson) digs the
deemed bringing a lovely daughter.
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BR00KSIDE REBEKAHS
TO HONOR FOUNDERS
Auxiliary Eightieth Anniversary to
Be Observed Tuesday.

At an open meeting Tuesday night
Brookside Rebekah lodge will cele-
brate the eightieth anniversary of
the founding of Rebekah Odd Eel
lowship.
Degree work will be presented by
indianapolis auxiliary canton No. 2.
Annual inspection will be held at
Logansport auxiliary Thursd a y
night. Golen A. Smith, deputy
grand master; Lawrence A. Hand
ley, grand warden, and other lodge
notables will be present.
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DONATE CANNED GOODS
671 Jars Presented Pythian Home
by Newcastle Group.

Canning fruit has been the IA
vorite pastime of Pythian Sisters in
Newcastle. Cresends lodge No. 33
recently donated 671 cans of fruit
and vegetables to members of the
Pythian ho21e at Lafayette.
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COLDS THAT DEVELOP
INTO PNEUMONIA

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They Like II

Editor Times-The fraternal
page in The. Times on Mon
days is very much -0reciated
by our chapter rv..lJers and
I think that your calendar on
dates of the worthy grand
matron, as we'll as the dates
of the subordinate chapters,
is a splendid thing.
1t is our wish that this page
will continue and will grow
bigger and better every week.
Thanking you for your CO.
operation and the recognition
you have given us, am, re-
Spectfully,
VERA CHM,
Secretary, Prospect Chapter,
No. 452, Order of Eastern Star.
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mana builder OF
men and the DOM
inant figure Of COL
legiate tooth a /
history-Knute K.
Rockne, late grid
iron genius of the
South Bend insti-
tuition.
Throughout this
appealing story is
S prin kle d tn e
charm, the wit
and the loving
kindness that pre-
dominated in the
character of the
Great Dane.
This is no re-
view of the pic
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Horseback Riding Popular

By Times Special
KOKOMO, Ind, Oct. 12.-There
is revival of horseback riding in
Kokoro, the city where the first
automobile YVES perfected by Elwood
Haynes. and which also was the
home Of Tod Sloan, famous race
Jockey.
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MASONS ARE URGED
TO AID FUND DRIVE

CO-OperatiOn With Community
Chest Is Asked Of All Members.
Urging that Masons cooperate
with the Community Fund, Julian
Wetzel, editor of Landmarks,
monthly bulletin published by lodge
No. 319, F. e. A. M, declares: "In
the by-ways Of this beautiful city
OF ours today stalks many a hun
CRY, discouraged soul facing hope
less winter"
Children, of whom it can not be
said, They should have prepared
for this. will cry from the pangs
of hunger and the biting cold-un-
less we come quickly to their aid
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MOOSE INITIATION TO
g. END JUBILEE DRIVE
Campaign for Members Closes Fri
day; Ceremony at Temple.

Last initiation during the Moose
silver jubilee drive will be conducted
Tuesday night at the Moose temple,
1876 North Delaware street The
campaign for members will close
Friday.
Ritual and drill teams of Indian
apolis took part in degree work at
Elwood Sunday. Regular meeting
of the Junior Legion was held Sat-
urday afternoon.
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Randall forces his bunch of news
getters to hound this Townsend
family just as the daughter marian
Marsh) is to wed a wealthy boy,
played by Anthony Bushell in a fine,
manly WaY. The daughter. never
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New School Opened

By Times Special
KIRKSU1LLE, Ind, Oct. u. - A
new school here, to accommodate
106 pupils who formerly attended
four district schools, was placed in
service today.
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! 400 CHILDREN CARED
FOR AT M0OSEHEAR7
Education Calculated 10 Spur Re-
sponsibility Carried Out.

sponsibility Carried Out.
By Times SDcciot
MOOSEHEART, Ill, Oct. I'm
the child city established by the
Loyal Order of Moose, 400 depend
ent children of deceased members
now are being taken care of by the
order.
Progressive methods of education
carried out are aimed to give the
children increasing responsibility
for self direction. The Mooseheart
plan of practical education was pre-
pared with the cooperation of DR..
Albert Bushnell Hart of Harvard
university.
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-12
BILL HAINES IS REAL
JOY THIS TIME

In New Adventures of Get Rich
Quick Wallingford," Bill Haines is
not the star, but one of the fea-
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inspiring leader and profound
teacher.
Now at the Apollo.
n
CONSIDERING "a
WOMAN OF EXPERIENCE"

So there can not be any misun-
Outstanding, it is my opinion that
Helen Twelvetress and the director
have made an awful mess of "a
Woman of Experience" which is
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BEN-HURS TO INITIATE

Glass Of Is to Be Taken Into Lodge
Wednesday Night.
A class of twenty-five will be
initiated into the Ben Hur order
Wednesday night at it's hall, 800
East New York street. Chief I. H.
Mills will preside.
Social hour with bunco will fol-
low the initiation.
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ture as dramatic production, but
as dedication TO the ideals and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-12

mighty good actor. He is not guilty
of overacting. 1t seems that this
Wallingford role was just made for
him. One more picture like this and
the Haines name will be a real joy
in movie land.
With Haines not being a star, all
the others are given their opportu-
mites to register. And you are 60
ing to rave over Jimmy Durante.
This man is going to sit pretty in
Hollywood for years to come. He is
a natural comedian. He just about
walks away with this picture at
times. And Terrence is better than
ever as "Blackie," another crook
companion of the great Walling-
ford.
Am not going to tell you the story
because it is packed with smart sur
prises. Here is a real gloom chaser
1t sure is a daisy. See it.
Now at the Palace.
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The seat sale for Blossom Time. "
which opens Wednesday night at
EngliSh's, is now on.
Other theaters today offer
Wicked" at the Lyric; Sweep
stakes" at the Ohio, and burlesque
at the Mut1Ia1
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Moose Assets S4O,OOO,O 900
The LOO Moose lodges in the
United States have assets of more
than $40O00,O00.
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GEORGE ANDERSON

Expert piano tuner and own CT of the Anderson Music ShOppe, in Juneau, is now at your service until the first boat South. Alaska agent for Kohler Brumbach Pianos. Grand and upright pianos for sale and rent.
 Phone Seward Hotel promptly so that they can be given i'm
 mediate attention.
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.FORsAKEs CANDIDACY
 F0R ANT|-DRY BATTLE

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 24. (P)- Senator Tallant Tubbs has decided not to become candidate for ma yor of San Francisco. His decision came as a result of requests from various wet organizations that he forgot his early intentions to run for mayor but instead he would devote himself to a state wide fight against prohibition.
 Tubbs is an outspoken foe of the 18th amendment and was runnerup for the Republican nomination for the post of Lieutenant Governor last year. He may seek the Repub- lican nomination for United States Senator on a wringing wet plat form in 1882
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COMPLETION LAGOON
 ROAD sPEEDED UP BY
 USE ORACL|NE BUCKET

Completion of the new Lagoon road will be speeded up considera- bly, when Mike Malloy, local con- tractor, gets his truck loading bucket dragline into operation in the gravels which were dug up by the dredge recently from behind the Seward breakwater.
 Workmen have been working on this truck-loading facility for some days and today the outfit was ready to begin loading. The outfit consists of sloping incline, constructed of blanks, and up which the dragline bucket will be hauled to a height which will permit it to dump the gravel di- rectly into a truck, stationed be- low the incline. The bucket is raised up the incline thru the means of guyed stay-post and the power is supplied by Ford motor powered donkey.
 Some trouble was experienced in starting the Ford motor this morning due to the cold.
 One truck, loaded by worksnen, has been used up until now to haul gravel for filling in spots on the new road, but with the load ing facilities in working order, it is proposed to use three trucks.
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MODIFICATION OF DRY
 LAW BE CONSIDERED

DETROIT, Sept. 24. (P) - The American Legion voted to hold the 1882 convention at Portland, Ore. No other invitation for next years convention city was received.
 The unemployment commission recommended it as their conviction that they are to give consideration to the modification of the prohibi- tion question and it was apparently assured when the resolutions com mittee, after nearly three hours of debate, voted against resolution which would have kept the question from the floor.
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START CONSTRUCTION
 $75,000 BRIDGE PROJECT

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept, 24. IE1- Actual construction of the $75,000, 900 San Francisco-Oakland Bay bridge advanced step nearer when engineering offices for the project were opened here.
 Advertisements will ask for bids on drilling test holes for pier foun- dations. The cost of the test hole borings will approximate $150,000. state officials will open the bids immediately after the two-weeks advertising period to speed the project
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CUT OUT AIR-MAIL

MEXICO CITY, Sept, 24, (P)- Mexico's postal authorities have announced that because of the lack of appropriations to carry on their air-mail service, that service will have 0 be discontinued. Air mail business in Mexico is as yet not o1l a paying basis and it has 10 have support from the Govern ment. It is thought, however, that the necessary appropriation will be impossible to raise.
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PLENTY 0F B|C CAME IN
 RUSSIAN RIVER AREA

Steve Melchoir, famed turnout the Northland because of his skilled craftsmanship and his knowledge of the Territory of AL aska, has just returned from a hunting trip in the vicinity of his prospect up Russian river. He re- ports that he bagged one moose and that he saw plenty of big game Ten moose, 27 black bear and nine brown bears were sight ed in the short while he was in the vicinity.
 MT. Melchoir plans going out to his prospect which is 12 miles down Russian river, and remain ing there turnout the winter.
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Let us enlarge your fayorite snap shot. ALASKA SHOP
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BACK TO SCHOOL

NEW YORK, Sept, A, (P)- More than 100000 school child ren have been called back to school by the New York Board of Education. The schools were clos ed during an infantile paralysis epidemic which ragged here and which the city has just recovered from.
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SUPPORT NEW LAW

LOS ANGELES, Sept, "A, P- Los Angeles citizens are giving their support to a new law which would compel new arrivals in that town, who have ever been convict ed of a crime, to register within 48 hours after their arrival.
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SHARP BREAK

NEW YORK, Sept. 24 (P-Stock prices crumpled under heavy sell ing with principal issues lowering $2 to $6 net in a turnover of ap- proximately 3,0O0,OOO shares. The lowest prices at the close and it is one of the sharpest breaks since early June.
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HITTING POWER SOURCE

DETROIT Sept, 24, P)-In a study as to where Babe Ruth gets his great baseball slugging power, pr. Roger Quick, who has just completed a study of the home run king, says that it is because Babe has flat feet. All great slug gers have flat feet, he contends.
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Miss Helen B. Cacy, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Robert J. Cacy, became the bride of Alton C. Lindsay in a Fairbanks wedding recently. says the News-Miner.
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Ladies SPECIAL this month: Your permanent $12.50 complete. First following shampoo and fin ger wave free. SEWARD BEAUTY SHOP. Phone Adams 90.
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AUXILIARY'S PRESIDENT

DETROIT, Sept, 24, P-Mrs. Louise Werel Williams of Taucka- hoe, N. Y, was elected president of the American Legion Auxiliary.
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The Ma ajestic," last word ill mo- dern refrigeration, at Brown & Hawkins.
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Have you heard he new "OKEH" records at Sylvia's. They are won derful.
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The best ice cream yet! HOR-. LUCK'S Danish Ice Cream. Candy Cottage, sole Seward agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-16
What's What and Where
Attractions Soon to Be Seen in Washington Theaters

attraction, will appear at the Gayety
Theater Sunday, with fine cast, new
comedy, songs and dances. Charles
Red" Marshall, boob" comedian; Edna
Dee, in dashing advertisements, and are
topped Understanding Nora Ford are
outstanding among the principals, with
an exceptional supporting galaxy OF
burlesquers.
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SIX MONTGOMERY
POLICE REASS|GNED
Headquarters PriyateS Are
Transferred to Bethesda
Satisfaction.

BY Stan Correspondent Of The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, September Is. -
Six members of the Montgomery Coun-
ty poice force are affected by assign
ments and transfers ordered yesterday
by Chief of Police ALIVE A. Monkey.
The changes were effective as of today.
No reason was given for the transfers.
Pvts. Webb Hersperger and Frank
Soper, who have been stationed at
Headquarters at Rockville, have been
ASSIGNED to duty at the Bethesda sub
station.
These two men are to replace Pvts.
James E. Shoemaker and Windsor
Poole, who have been transferred to
other assignments Shoemaker has been
ordered to Takoma Park and will make
the third county policeman at that point.
The other officers at Takoma Park are
Sergt. d. L. Snyder and Pvt. Joseph
Nolte.
Officer Poole has been assigned to
relief duty and will alternate at the
Bethesda and Rockville stations. Also
assigned to relief duty is Pvt. E. r.
Jones, who has been stationed in Ken
sington. Pvt Jones will continue to
serve at Kensington during the period
he is not doing relief duty, it was
stated.
Pvt. Gassaway Linthicum, recently
appointed a member of the force, was
ofhcially assigned to headquarters at
Rockville.
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Mrs. Tibbett Wins Divorce.

NEW YORK, September Is (P).-Mrs.
Grace Mackay Tibbett was divorced here
YESTERDAY from Lawrence Tibbett, opera
and talking picture star. The case was
heard behind closed doors by Judge
Benjamin F. Curler. Details of Mrs.
Ttbbett's testimony and a property
agreement approved by the court were
not discussed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-16

and other celebrities of filmdom in the
big cast.
The last Of the William Tilden tennis
lessons will be shown on the screen as
an added attraction.
Palace. Friday,
Presents Personal Maids"
CTARTING It's new week on Friday,
~ Loew's Palace Theater will present
as its screen attraction Grace Perkins
Personal Maids" the story Of maid
who was bequeathed a million dollars
and a son who was given over to liquid
refreshments and the cabarets. Pat
O'Brien and Gene Raymond head a
brilliant cast that supports the only
Nancy Carroll who is It's star.
On the Palace stage, Miniature Re-
vlle" from the New York Capitol The
alter will head the attractions. which
includes Stadler and Rose, Fields, Smith
and Fields, Davey, with Rose Marie
and Marietta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-16

theater. starting Friday, with "The
Spider" featuring Edmund Lowe, Lois
Moran, FL Brendel, Earle Fox and other
well knowns; and. as a special attrac-
ton. an "all-kid" talking comedy called
Disarmament" with a cast of WASH
ington boys and girls, on the screen,
while the stage program will present the
Fanchon and Marco Varieties" Idea,
starring SuIy and Thomas, Baker,
Dover and Allen and the -Four Aces and
a Queen. Topping it all will be q spe-
cial overture by the Fox Orchestra I'M
der Al Mitchell, entitled washington
the Beautiful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-16

VV7OULDN'T you like to know
w how to make morning energy
last all day? It's very simple. Get
rid of Intestinal Fatigue!
For it's usually poisons resulting
from this condition that make you
unnaturaIly sleepy and tired that
lead to frequent headaches and
colds that steal away appetite
and pep.
Now for over IS years physicians
have recognized the value of fresh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-16

Arliss at Metropolitan
In Alexander Hamilton"
GEORGE ARLISS, star of distinction
- both on the stage and the screen,
will be seen at the Warner Metropon-
tan Theater Saturday in Alexander
Hamilton" a Warner Bros. -Vitaphone
picture.
Mr.. Arliss himself wrote the play In
collaboration with Mary Hamlin and
starred in it on the stages of America
and Europe. It deals with the Ameri-
can statesman and the intrigue OF his
enemies. Doris Kenyon, after a long
absence from the screen, reappears as
Mrs. Hamilton. The director was John
Adolphi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-16
Feel DROWSY after Mnch?
That's another sign of INTESTINAL FATIGUE
-. trouble you easily correct

drowsiness and lassitude disappear.
So start eating Fleischmann's
Yeast today and notice how much
more alert you feel in only few
weeks. You will benefit, too, from
the health-givin vitamins (B, g
and D. which every cake contains.
You can get Fieisebm4m,s Yeast
at all grocers', and at restaurants
and soda fountains. just eat three
cakes daily, following the directions
plainly printed on the label.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-16

~ WERE today and gone tomor-
6S row. scarcely expresses the
situation in the local the
i aters, which already are an
nouncing their coming at
fractions both on the stage ana on the
screen.
"Cherries Are Ripe"
Next Week at the National.
HAVING given Glenn Hunters new
IL histrionic vehicle, Peter Flies
High" a fine send-off, Arch Selwyn will
bring his production Cherries Are
Ripe into the National Theater Tor
weeks stay starting Monday, with Mary
Ellis and Basil Sydney as its stars.
Thew have risen to the first rank in
Theater Guild performances and as CO.
stars on the legitimate stage.
"Cherries Are Ripe" concerns kind
hearted but doubling husband OF
lovely wife, younger than himself, and a
certain count with whom the husband
connives to help in easing his mind by
putting the young wife to test. The
action takes place in Hungary, not lar
from Budapest. Miss Nattlle Scna1er,
Gavin Moore and Richard Sterling VIII
be seen in important roles.
Belasco to Open
A Week From Monday.
A WEEK from next Monday the
n Shubert- Belasco Theater will open
its regular season wit with ~onGs IN Roa L and
Plymouth Theater hit in which a
woman and two men, members of {,
vaudeville team, each has wonderful
adventures" in the talkies. 1t Is sheer
comedy, and the original company, Tor
sam Harris, the producer, does not
promote second companies, will i 1nclrde
HaIton Marjorie Wood, Ruthelma
Stevens, Grant Mills and host OF
others. =,
Iorge nronortions and written in seven
scenes, and, it is said, crowds great
deal of genuine fun in its journey 70
a denouement.
Southern Bellies"
At the Gayety, Sunday Matinee.
HERAIDED as highly original IN
conception and execution. South
ern Bellies" a new Columbia burlesque
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-16

yeast in cases such as yours.
Eaten as a regular part of your
diet, yeast supplies certain elements
needed to stimulate normal elimi.
nation. At the same time il softens
accumulated body wastes, so that
poisOn-breeding matter is swept
away naturally.
Fresh yeast also stimulates secre.
ton of digestive juices and so helps
you digest your meals more easily.
Energy picks up -. After.eatinR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-16

street Scene"
Loew's Columbia, Friday.
WHAT has been called the most sue
cessful play of a decade, Street
Scene" which won the Pulitzer prize,
will be seen in it's screen version at
Loew's Columbia Theater starting Fri
day OF this week instead of Saturday,
which heretofore has opened the new
week at the Columbia. Sylvia Sidney
heads the cast. with william Collier,
jr.; Estelle Taylor and Greta Granstedt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-16
"rravelinr Husbands

Travelling Husbands"
Coming to Keith's on Friday.
THE R-K-O Keith Theater, start
ing Friday, will offer the R-K-O
Radio production, Travelling Hus-
bands" with Evelyn Brent rs its star
In a pleasing comedy. Other players
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-16

are Hugh Herbert, Frank Aibertson,
Constance Cummings and Dorothy Pc
terson. Added attractions will be the
first Of the Floyd Gibbons supreme
Thrills" and the Chic Sales comedy,
County Seat" among others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-16

Australia has placed license fee OF
$3.50 on each radio receiving set In the
country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-16

east Of BOrneo''
Feature at RlaltO, Saturday.
HERALDED as an exotic and vibrant
= drama of the Sumatra Jungle.
East Of Borneo." Universal Pictures
Far Eastern epic, will be presented at the
Rialto Theater starting Saturday. The
cast includes Rose Hobart. Charles
Bickford, Georges Renavent, Lupita To-
var and Noble johnson. The original
screen story by Dale Van Every was di-
rected by George Melford, and it is said
was made in the South Seas amid trop-
ical settings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-16

Fox to Celebrate
Fourth Anniversary.
MANAGER CRULL of the Fox The
A'A alter announces a gala bill to cele-
brate the fourth anniversary of his