Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 25, Number 305, Decatur, Adams County, 28 December 1927 — Page 5

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I CLUB CALENDER ■ Wednesday H |i (l .iiiir Students Piano Club, Mary a( ni Evelyn Kohls, 7:30 P. M. 9 Thursday ■ Moose Legtonalrres, 7:30 P. M. S So Cha Rae, Florence Harris 7:J(t. 9 Antioch Missionary Hewing Soviet} fl Mrs. B- F. Beery, aU day. 9 Friday fl Methodist Ladies Aid, Mrs. Chris- ■ ten* Vail, 2:00 P. M. fl Ben Hurs, 7:30 p. nt. ■ SURPRISE 9 ON PASTOR H Rev. Jay E. Smith, pastor of the fl Crnigville Christian Union charge, refl| reived one of the greatest surprises fl of his life last Friday evening, when ■ a large congregation of the people of fl his charge came to his home nnexfl peeled, bringing with them a large fl Christmas donation. Mr. Smith came fl here from Wood county, Ohio, and fl has boasted of the fact that he never fl »,is completely surprised by the profl pb. although they had made several H alt nipts which generally proved futile. He is now convinced that H Hoosiers are very wise, and know H how to plan surprise parties, nnd he is also sure that they know the art of fl giving, judging from the size and H finality of the donation they brought, fl A very enjoyable evening was spent fl together. Mr. and Mrs. Smith exfl pressed their heartfelt thanks to the fl people for their coming and their H gifts. The following persons were fl present: Mr. ami Mrs. 11. 11. High, fl Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fugate, Mr. and 9 Mrs. Dan Weldy, Mr. and Mrs. Simon fl Julian, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Yager, Mr. fl and Mrs. Crist Helmrich. Mr. and Mrs. ■ Ed Kelley, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Myers, 9 Mr and Mrs. Frank Martin. Mr. and fl Mrs. J. O. Parish, Mr. and Mis. Melfl vin Diehl, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bell. 9 Mr and Mrs. Frank Randall, Mr. and fl Mrs. Joe Pease. Mr. and Mrs. (luy 9 Parkison, Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Wynn, 9 Mrs. Lawrence Zimmerman, Mrs. C. 9 O. McKean, Mrs. Sadie Myers, Mrs. 9 H. L. Smith, Mrs. Callie Sautbine, 9 Mr. James Bohr. Miss Kate Barger, 9 ftsie Smith, Genevieve Walters, Inez S Myers, Blanche Fugate, Bertha Yflger, M Martha Leimenstall. Mildred Lefm“t> M stall, Elva HumerickhoWtuv Veruie 9 Humerickhoitse, Mina Wynn. Ralph 9 Marlin, Clarence Smith. Orlie Wallfl ers. Walter Sautbine, Calvin McKean, ■ Paul Pease, Francis B itler, Samuel ■ Yager, Richard High, Carl Yager, B Evelyn Myers. Ja?e Parish, Mary B Diehl, Gladys Wynn am! Bobby Frank- ■ lin Myers. S MOOSE GIVE ■ PARTY FOR CHILDREN B The Loyal Order of Moose enterfl tained their families. Monday evenfl ing with a Christmas party at the ■ Decatur high school gymnasium. The ■ hall was decorated for the occasion ■ in Christmas colors and a huge lightfl •'<! Christmas tree spread Christmas ■ cheer from the center of the room ■ Supt. M. F. Worthman appeared on a progiam and gave an interesting talk to the assembly. Mrs. May Holthouse also entertained during the evening with vocal solos. The remainder * of the entertainment was furnished by the children who responded wish Christmas readings and piano solos. At. the close of the program, all the children gathered around the Christ- ‘ mas tree where they received a treat of candy and apples. A large erow<’ was In attendance and a pleasant evening was enjoyed by all, particularly the children, in whose honor the party was planned.

entertained AT CHRISTMAS DINNER Mrs. Elizabeth Morrison was hostess at a noon-clay dinner on Christmas for Mr. and Mrs Dave Studebaker and family, of Fort Wayne, Miss Harriet Wallace, of Newcastle. Pounsylvania. and Mrs. Philip Obenauer, of this city. Mt. and Mrs. Fred Schafer entertained at a six o'clock dinner Christinas day, for Cbalmer Schafer and faintly, BiHy Belt and Mtas Helen Dor win. SORORITY PATRONESSES GIVE CHRISTMAS PARTY The beautiful home of Mrs F. E. France, m Mercer avenue, furnished an idnn| *a»tUng for one of the pref•'st parries of the Christmas season, ’’lijwKdav evening, when the patronesses of the Tii Kappa Sorority were hostesses to the Sorority members at their annual Christmas party and gift exchange. In reponse to the invitations extended by Mrs. F. E. France, Mrs. C. E. Bell, Mrs. Dan Sprang. Mrs. Eugene Runyon, Mrs. French Quinn, and Mrs. John Tyndall, Ihe Tri Kaphas gathered al the France home for a Six-thirty o'clock dinner. The home was beautifully decorated with a gorChristmas tree, tinge howls of red carnations. Christinas wreaths and bells. Snyll tables were arranged together in banquet style, and extended through the living and dining

looms of the hom>> Tk n «• - ’ " nome. The officers of , >ie Sorority were seity at a table I the breakfast room. Centering 1 ’I c length of the banquet table, at intervals wore tall red tapers In cry- ' stal holders, and a wreath of holly encircling the base of the holder . Christmas nut cups also added to the aifiat tiveness of the dinner retting Seated at the officer's table were ' Mis:> Kathryn Dorwhi, Sororoity ' president; Miss Josephine Myers. ' vice president; Miss Helen Christen, secretary; Miss Harriet Myers, cor I ri spending secretary; Mrs. Herman Myers, treasurer; Mrs. Herman Holl mann, Mrs. Glen Neptune and Miss G.adys Meyer. Covers al the long banquet tables were laid for Miss Marcella Hower. Miss Mildred Liddy, Miss Josephine Suttles, Miss Mary Burk. Miss Lois Peterson. Miss Dorothy Durkin, Miss Helen Dorwin, Miss Gretchen Schafer, Miss Leann* Vance, Miss Veronica Anker, Mrs. France Confer, Miss Lucile Engle. Mrs. Chas. Holthouse, Mrs. Harry Knapp. Mrs. Cecil Moser, Mrs. Dan Tyndall, Miss Florence Haney, Mrs. Robert Peterson, Mrs. Ishmael Macy, Miss Madge Hite. Miss Fan Hite, Mrs. Paul Sauer. Mrs. Felix Holthouse, Mrs. Richard Chamberlain. Miss Mildred Worthman, Miss Betty Erwin. Miss Florine Michaud. Miss Frances Dugan, Mrs. Fred Smith, Mrs. James Westveld. Mrs. Helen Myers Allan. Miss Alta Teeple. A most delicious three-course dinner was served in Christmas appointments. The third course whs white tbrick ice-cream with ft green Christinas tree frozen 'n the center, and individual Angel Foods with red decoration. After the 1 tinner, the chairs were arranged ibout the room and a huge basket vas brought in filled with gifts. Mrs. France Center presided at the piano uid the basket was passed around ’rom one guest to the next. When ‘he music, suddenly stopped, the girl vho held the basket drew a present "rom same and it was again sent on 't's musical journey. When the last iresent had been removed from the basket, all gifts were opened and tXlmired. The Sorority then presented he patronesses with gorgeous bouquets of pink roses-which Mrs. C. E. Bell gratefully accepted in their behalf with a few chosen words of hanks. Tables were then arranged or Bridge and this furnished diversion for the remainder of the evening Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Artman, West Adams street, entertained at a turkey Christmas dinner, Sunday, for Mr. and Mi s. James Art man, son James, Jr.. and daughters Mary Lon and Margaret of Hillsdale, Michigan, Mr. and Mrs. ' Olin Bakei of Jonesville Michigan, , and Rev. and Mrs. H. W. Thompson J and daughter Gladys, of this city. Mrs. I’. -I. Leahy and daughters, . Hilda and Irene have returned to Fort Wayne after spending Christmas with > their daughter and sister, Mrs. Wil- , ilam Bowers. While here they attended j the Delta Theta Tan Christmas dance. Miss May O'Dowd, neiee of Mr. , Wm. Bowers ami Herman f 'entlivre, of ; Fort Wayne, were dinner guests last f evening at the Howers home. | i ST. JOHN’S Y. P. S. TO PRESENT PLAY I “Always in Trouble” is Ute name of 1 a play to be presented Thursday Fri- It day and Sunday eveaings by the .1 YoungPeitple’s Society cf the st. Johns c church. The play is a comedy in three ? lets by Waller Ben Hare and the cast v ,f chai actors is as follows: Misery Moon Nmbelt Auman Gideon Blair—Herman Buhlniahn

Tom Rissle—Edward Rossman Hiram Tutt-Lois Boetlker Patiik Keller—Win. Hullemeycr { Samantha Slade- Milda Mchenmau t 1 Rosebud Reese- Hilda Hultetneyer ' s ' Mania Maleek- Loretta Auman t Lulu Pearl—Helen Berning. <j a The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church will meet Friday afernoOn with Mrs. Christena Vail, at wo o'clock. A good attendance is t lesired. t —□— f The Moose Lecionaires will meet f it seven-thirty o'clock Thursday eve- < ling for initiation of candidates. Lunch will be served and all mem hers are requested to be present.. Tho Ben Hurs will hold their au- j lual election of officers as their hall f Friday evening al " : *0 o'clock. All He request'd io be present. Mr. and Mrs. Forest Lake entertained at a six o'clock dinner. Tuesday o □veiling, at their home on Mercer Ave- e nnc, for Mr. and Mrr. Curtis W< If and 3011 Billy, Jr., of Feri Wain I '. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Busiek and sou n Walter were Chrlsi.mns guests of Mr. ind Mrs. E. W. Smith, of Fort Wayne. Tho Young Peoples class of the Pleasant. Mills baptist Sunday school will give an oyster supper. Saturday o evening, at the "Old France" hard- o

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eh. 1,1 Milla. No hargts will be made foe the aupper »bi a W,U offerinK be acrept*We. A good time and delicious sup 1W la assured all those who attend MILLER-LONG WEDGING SOLEMNIZED Carl W. D. Miller, of Wooster. Ohio,' ' •"''l Maty M. Ixmg, of Ada Ohio, were nisi lied at fire o'clock Tuesday eyen- ' ng, at the Christian church parsonare' ’y Rev. Harry W. Thompson. The ' couple were unaccompanied. Mrs. Thompson and Miss Gladys Thompson being the only witnesses of the ceremony The couple left immediately after the wedding, for Wooster, where the groom is engaged in business ahd where the newlyweds will establish their home. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McKean enter tained at Christmas dinner at their home in Monroe, for Mr. and Mrs. Clarehee McKean and daughters, Lucile and Panline, Mr. Millan] McKern, of Monroe: and Mr. and Mrs. Forest Lake, of thia city. Mr. and Mrs. Georgu Thompson, of near Fort Wayne, were Christmas eve guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Buslck in this city. o--- > — Correction In a society item in the Daily Democrat. Tuesday, it was stated that Mrs. L. Fritzinger and daughters, Mary Jane and Faye weie among those entertained at the William A. Meyers home, Christmas Day. It* should have been Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fritzinger and daughters Mary Jane and Faye. • o— Personals “I used t’ pick up an'haul quite a lot o' folks, but I jest wore myself out fellin' ’em how C open th' car door,” said Lem Puuey t’day. Th' Remus Jury would make a peach of a luncheon club. — Abe Martin, Indianapolis News. Mr. and Mrs. Giles V. Porter and daughters Vera, Zula and Ruth, of Columbus Grove. Ohio, visited over Christmas Wish Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Butler, S’orth Fifth street, and with A. J. Porter and family, Winchester street. Mrs. Evangeline Lindbergh started back to Detroit by airplane today and Is expected to go over the same route she traveled southward a week ago. If this be true «he will again fly over Ikicatur giving people of this locality another opportunity to view the big three motored plane We will try to secure the schedule in t me to notify the public. The electric water ptimp and tank at the J. If. Heller residence exploded this morning, wrecking pipes and the plant. Chris Etcher of Hartford township was a business visitor here today. Don Farr was a Tuesday evening guest of friends in Richmond. Miss Helen Gass, of this city, accompanied toy George Andrews, of Fort Wayne, went to South Bend Saturday evening, and visited over Christmas with the letter's parents, Mr. aud Mrs. M. Andrews and family. Miss Nell Gabrieli, of Chicago, visited over Christmas with her sister, Mrs. Frank P. Gillig, North Fifth street. Gene Preble, of Chicago, was also a Monday guest at the Gillig home. Wm. Hill, residing east of the city on the Harding Highway, is very low with dropsy flnd complications. Mr. Hill has been ill since early last spring and his condition if .meh that little hopes are entertained for his i ecovery. Miss Mar< - ella Kern of this city and Ixmis Armstrong, of Geneva, were Tuesday evening dinner guests of Mr. ami Mrs. A. F| Stalter aud son Jimmy, of Portland. Mr. and Mrs Stalter expect to leave very soon for New Iberia, Louisiana, where they will be located for the next two months, while Mr. Stalter is looking •ifter business interests. To “Antique” Jewelry To “antique” Jewelry—a bracelet for instance—dip it into s solution made from a small piece of “liver of sulphur” dissolved io an ordinary tumblerful of water. The silver will darken In three minutes. Rinse, dry, and pelish with fine emery paper. -o ——— Big Gathering Place The coliseum of old Rome is said to have accommodated loo.otto spec tutors, of whom about 87,000 were tested, and its arena meaeured 182 feet from side to side and 285 feet from end to end. — • —-o —-— If One Must Slip Slipping fron ' nmral moorings Is in finitely more seriofls than slipping from thrift standards.—American Magiztoe. O - " His Brother’s Keeper It is easy to suspect that almost any other person's soul needs saving.—Atchiton Globe. —- --— o — Letter Writers Busy Ah average of I,3<mMJ(« letters are mailed ehch hour of the day throughmit the country. p Dental Term The term "evodontirt” is app'led 1° ' one who ypccializes it> the extraction ot teeth. *

BERNE NEWS Mr. aud Mrs. David Neuhauser and children, Evelyn, p au i and Joan, cf ! Ridgeville Corner, Ohio, arrived hern Saturday to visit with relatives over 1 Chilstmaa. Louis Nussbaum and Arnold Raber, : of Dalton, Ohio, have been visiting relatives and fl lends here for the last few davs. Mrs. Noah Znrcher and children, of Bluffton, Ohio, arrived here Monday forenoon to visit at the home of Mrs. Zucher'a parents, Mr. aud Mrs. C. C. Sprunger and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Baumgartner, of F'ort Wayne, are the parents of a girl baby since last week. Mrs. Baumgartner was formerly Mias Mary Diller. Mr. and Mrs. Edison Sprunger left Monday afternoon for Grabtll, where they will visit with Mrs. Sprunger's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Schlatter, and other relatives and friends for a week. Miss Esther Lehman, of Fort Wayne spent Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sinton F. la-hman here. Milton, Albert, Ivan nnd Miss Florence Badertscher, of Dalton, Ohio, arrived here Saturday to visit a fed days at the home of their sister, Mr. and Mrs Dau Morand. Announcements have been received here of the marriage of Clinton G Rev. and Mrs. S. T. Moyer, who have been visiting at the home of Mrs. Moyer, Mr. and Mrs. Dai id Habegger left Tuesday afternoon for Detroit, Michigan, to attend a Student Volun teer Convention which will last a few days. Mr. and Wilbur Nussbaum and family and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Amstutz aud family weie visitors with relatives at Fort Wayne, Monday. Miss Helen Burkhalter was a guest it the John Schneck home at Pandora Ohio on Christmas. Howard Stucky, of Earlham. Indiana, spent Christmas with his parents Mr. and 'Mrs. Daniel Stucky here. Mr. and Mrs. Noah Soldner anil son J. F. Sprunger PeFredrick, of Pandora, Ohio, arrived here Monday to visit at the John Sold ner and J. F. Sprunger homes, for a few days. Miks Clara Baumgartner, of Fort Wayne, is spending a few days with Miss Lucille Atnstntz here. Earl W’interegg and Miss Elve Paumgartuer accompanied Harry Ston er and Miss Erna Wlntcregg, of Fori Wayne, to Clinton, lowa, to gponc' Chitstmas with Mis. Stoner's parents Miss Flora Fianz. student at Bluff ten College, Bluffton, Ohio open Christmas with her parents, Dr. and Ernest Franz. Harold Mustaine and sister, of Bel' fonntaine, Ohio. a:e spending a fev days with friends here. Mr. Mustalnr will he lememhered as the pianist wlv was lix-re with the Rader Brothers las’ year. Harold Reusser left Thursday noor for Bloomingion, 111., to spend Christ mas with Miss Lorena Berky. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Kennel ami fa wily left Friday morning for Daytot Ohio, where they spent Christm is witt Mr Konnol'n parents. Howard Michaud, teacher of biologi it. Central high school, at Ftrt Wayni Is spending his vacation with liis patents. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Michaud ant family. Arvine Welty, cow dealer, whr makes his home in Berne with Enor Neuetisch wandei. left Thin <day f.n Dalton, Ohio to spend Christmas with his pa ten Is. Ernest M. Fehrmah and Robert B Ash. are spending their Christmas va cation with their relatives at Shelbyville and Elwood, respectively. Roth ire night linotype operators at the Witness office. ——- Known by Many Names A huckleberry tty any other naim would taste aS sweet —perhaps I'm Instance. Huckleberry Finn would have been Whortleberry If he had been born In Devon or Somerset. In Surrey he would hare been Hurts Finn; in Hampshire Finn and in Scotland Whinberry Finn. —— Q Helpful Employees Most employers ere st least relieied from one detail, and that is keeping track of the holidai s. The employee* usually handle them — Atchison Ghdte. or ... . , ... Conversational Default Caddie Indicating learner)—“That dame is a dumb one, all right When tlie pro told her to address the ball she said she couldn't think of anythink to say." ~ () America Easily Leads About one third of all the telegraph wires In the world, some 2.‘_'<X),o(>fl miles, ar? In the United States, and Americans send more relegrams then all the residents of Europe —o----* ——-- - - Food for Growing Boy A boy between nine nnd thirteen years of age requires Just as much food as a man. ami between the ages of fourteen and nineteen lie will require more than a man does O — Pointer lor Woodtmen When a good woodsutatt puts out a match, says the forest service, he not I only feels It «itb his finger but often breaks It til two. RS a match cannot be btukeb easily unless ebtirely out.

:t***¥¥****¥«H * NEWS FROM PREBLE * By * * Miss Lorine Kirchner * H¥¥¥A-¥¥ * ¥ * ¥ ¥ 'Z Mr. and Mrs. Otto Dilling and family entertained at dinner Chtlelno Day for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spade and family of Peterajn, Mr. and Mrs. Kelley and daughter. Os Decatur, and Willard Mcßride, of Cralgvllle. Dr. and Mrs. .1. C. Grandstaff wore the guests of Mrs. Grandstatf’s mother Mrs. F .Mann, Christmas Day. Mr. and Mrs. Dorotha Shady ami son Donald spent Christmas visiting the former’s patents Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shady. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sullivan and family had as their guests over the holidays, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sullivan of South Bend. Mr. anil Mrs. Douglas Elzey were the guests, Christinas Day of Mr. and Mrs. D.Elzey and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Elzey of Fort Wayne. Gertrude Hoffman is spending the week visiting Harriet Straub, of Decatur. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Koeneman and family had as their guests Christmas Day, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Linnimelcr Mr. and Mrs. Koldewey and family, of New Haven. Miss ('lorn Linnimeier. of Fort Wayne and Herman Linnimeier. | Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smith, and Mrs Harmeyer of Decatur, were the guests of Ms. and Mrs. John Smith and family Chi Istmas. Mr. and Mis. E. Leichtensteiger and son Richard, of Decatur, were the guests of the latter's parents Mr. and Mrs. Albert Werling and family Christmas Day. Mr. and Mrs. August Werling and daughter mildred had as their guests Christmas Day. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dlerkcs, of Decatur.. Mrs. Charles Sullivan and daughter lie spending the week visiting relatives in Geneva Mr. and Mrs. Orle Newhard and fa-! Ttily were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. I. Fuhrnmn, of Decatur, Christmas Dav. j Margaret Straub, of Decatur, is spending the week visiting Berenetn Hoffman. Miss Vera Heller sm-nt Christmas* Day at Fort Wayne visiting Miss Jea-i netto Wilson who is a student nurse at the Lutheran Hospital of Fort. Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fuhrman were; '.he guests of Mr. and .Mrs. J. Fuhrman if Decutur, Christmas Day. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hoffman and family had as their guests for dinner Chiistmas Day, Mr. and Mrs. Ear! Rrauh and family, of Miss Catherine Leimenstall, of Fort Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Straub and daughter Mary and Frances, of Decaur. spent Monday visiting Mr and Mrs. John Kiisehner and daughter. Mis Robeit Sheilock and Miss Ida ? mith cf Kendallville, spent Tuesday visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. H.ffman and fa mily. Miss Marie Smith spent Christmas visiting het parent.-. Mr. and Mrs. J 1 :i .Smith. Miss Clara Linnimeier. of Fort Wayne, spent Chtistnias visiting her; ■nrentr, Mr. end Mrs. William Linnimeier. Mrs. Harry Chalfant and daughter,' Os Gliffith. are spending the holidays Isiting Mis. Chalfant’s mother, Mrs. D. Welling and sister Rohna Werling. Mr. and Mrs I fighters had as their guest Christiss Day, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Buslck ind daugiiter, Susan i-nien. Mt. ami Mr- Charles Sullivan and

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daughters, had an their guests for dinner, Christmas Day. Mr. and Mrs Waiter Sullivan of South Bend. Mr. and .Mrs. Henry Decker, of Geneva and Mr fend Mis. John Teeter and daughters of Geneva. Mr. David DUling, Susie and Casper Dilling were the guests of Mr and Mrs. Louis Dilling of Fort AVayne. Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Linnimeier, of Fort Wayne, spent Monday visiting the formers mother, Mrs. Catherine Linnimeier. Mr and Mrs. p Gilbert and daughter’s of Monroe, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shady and family Christmas Day. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Werling and son, of Fort Wayne, visited the former's mother Mrs. David Werling Tuesday. Wall Street Approves New U. S. Steel Officers New York, Dec. 28.—(INS)—Wall Street's reaction today to the selection of J. Pierpont Morgan, James A. Farrell and Myron C. Taylor to handle the affairs of the $2,500,000,(100 U. S. steel corporation wax i-ntlrely favorable. The concensus of opinion in the financial district waa that the men best suited for the high position had been chosen. » I Morgan. Farrell nnd Taylor will split between them three ways the CORETHROAT ~ J Gargle with warm Salt Wat* WW —then apply over throat—- ▼ Varoßub Peer IT Millton Jart Yeerfy

(L?iP!Ri?i rnFiF (i pi rn nn r*n ipi r»n ti=i r*n tpam irn e». ciLji. '.t I THE ADAMS Theatre | Last Time Tonight I “SNOWBOUND” With Betty Blythe. Lillian Rich, Robert Agnew, fTI jit Geo. Fawcett and an alt-star cast. j pjc* A fost Moving, Mirthful Farce-Comedy. Imprisoned in a mountain rt! Lodge by a blizzard, three couples find that Cupid la on tho job aS I3Q A Comical Story of a Motor Cop, u Designing Siren, a Girl, and Two Rivals D* Be Also—Aesop's Fables, I’athe News and Topics of the Dav txj ■fig t 10c 25c * fie Thursday end Friday "THE BROKEN GATE."—From the story Be by Emerson Hough, -with Dorothy Phillips, Wm. Cthilet, Jr. SH afl and a fin» xiipix>rting cant. affl Jfj BVNDAY & MONDAY—WALLACE BEERY and RAYMOND Ma yg HATTON in "FIREMEN SAVE MY CHILD "-A laiugh Riot. ME sn) anj anafisasw-.’ f THE CORT : a- Last Time Tonight dj “THE DESIRED WOMAN” UC Warner Bros. Attraction with ix plj IRENE RICH. InP A sitin' of the sensational havoc wrought by a bcauti- Eg S’. hil woman among the soldiers of a desert outpost in India. The wife of the commanding officer finding m th refuge Iroin her loneliness in the love of a young pi lieutenant. The husband's hitler vengeance. The Snj ft murder al the old fori. ft "TOO MUCH SLEEP,'’ Comedy. NEWS. y; 10c 25c ft Thursday and Friday “THE 13th .11 BOH.” UE Sundav nnd Monday Milton Sills in ft g? "VALLEY OF HIE GIANTS,” g

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- title held by the lata Albert H. Gary • Morgan, head bf the banking firm of I J F. Morgau «• Co., became chatrI man of the board of directors. Taylor . I a lawyer, hanker and textile capltaliai was named chairman of th* finance r ’ 1-ommttu-e and Farrell win supply the . I' practical steel men. ! RHWMATISM *TRUSLER S RHEIHm TABLETS WAVS CIVIN RtLIF.r All OntfMt. Twe Slv> 10, end 11 .00. ■ T.mlrr Co- Cm«nr»<l, Q FISH Freoh Shipment Received i Every Day. I'ickcivl. Blue and Yellow White Fish Bluefins Fillets (’.at Fish 1 i Oysters Selects, Counts. All kinds of smoked and ke« fish. City Fish Market Phone 110.