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0 a 19L'17. TTtIl3TINE: -APRIL 'CHICAGO DAILY is mzmorr OBE ti Bright Sayings of (lie Children 1 PATTERNS BY CLOTHE DAIRY HINTS --r-- so that gradually the diseussio on seems to have accepted MIL centered about the subject eine if, poi are tel to serve as well as how to Hue itrhat It Is. I don't fupposn re accepted Milk ticlencyter n't fUPP050 the Lila Le Locks Up with Houdini on This "Terror Island" EASHIONlit BLUE BaDK tt -''r a 4WOMAN'S OR MISSES' BLOUSE. A design that many girls will fancy. Title draped lower edge, finishing in Jaunty sash ends, gives it just the touch that will attract.

The pattern, 9628, comes in sizes 36 to 42 inches bust measure. Size 36 requires yards of 36 inch material. with 14. yard of contrasting and 2 yards of binding. The Tribune oil! pay for each childish saying printed.

The story told must never have been printed In any magazine or paper. It is not potwitile to acknowledge or return unavailable contributions. Please write on one side of the paper. Address Bright Sayings to Aunty Bee. Tribune, Chicago.

nt'r'h it ni)nututsretodbr, Of to-day recognize good, an "7.61.11-177."-E Women Jle ow Ita: a any try shlv better, all read dinees of a hoschole' 'ttt will tell you the kind of 11 "tea, I know," Fe, "Jack nutlet z. 1.... last week flae Serve NAMSCO Prodt7 delielou them-- tasted tc Sugar Wafers on all occasions, 'vng se ns, litre 44 11 as a becween-meal dainty, as tb' Itx a with dessert, or as an inviting accompantl et I ment to fruit or beverage. Two filmy re 0 strips enclosing van i flavored Z'N-- VI which all trrt'rstli, delicious, econott: liebromP notional-ed. Women n( Dram: Itui3nu' 41 ISloti arenne ti ng' sine lore retiponsible! ipation' than tt ellel(Mns, econotit, which all pram recognize tea 'tt any households: the kind of bot, ra there.

'Whenet oven stoclied tvl PrOdt7 nt "Vng ns, LS, NetHL), sserts cLL 4 41 NJ Fe, "Jack awleto last week a A'7 Ser Sugar Wa with dessert, abecweeont: lire, 01 ment to fruit orb strips enclosing stOclied Co ZIY l'rCidt7 occasions, ''ng lens, Ns tb, ty, as dessert, ting accompant4 et rei wo filmy Ted ,.:1 1 "TERROR ISLAND" PreodutA by Directed by James Cruze. Presented at the Orpheum. THE CAST: Harr? Harper Houdin" Starkey Jack Brammell Beverley West Lila Lee Stella Mordaunt Rosemary Tbeby Job INtfordaunt Wilton Taylor Guy Mordaunt Eugene Fallette Copt. Black Fdoard Brady Chief Bakaida Fro. lilt Bonner First Officer Murphy Ted Dunean Mr- West Fred Turner Ll I 1 inrnt 4t a "i bto ,11,,,,,119 )r ,) fir- It 4 '') i 1 c(,) i Order Blank for Clotdde Patterns.

CLOTIIDE, DAILY TRIBUNE. CHICAGO. Elinor was coaxing to go to the movie. and mother said: We dear; I haven't any money." IIn a moment Elinor reappeared with Inclosed find Please et3nd me the Clorilde patterns listed below: rt (44, .0, 3or 17 fla 1 -91' 1 1. ct, a 0.

1 i- lele-sk pit 4 eK 7: -)' 't BY FRANK RIDGWAY. Grain and other concentrated feeds have increased in price so much that dairymen are trying to make some change in their cropping system so more green feeds may be used. men are beginning to'realize the value of the soiling crops as a source of comparatively cheap and satisfactory feed for heavy producing cows. These crops will be found of particular value In keeping down the cost of producing milk during the hot and dry period. Dairy farmers and experiment stations have been checking the results of soiling crops fed to dairy cows.

Among the leguminous crops that have been put to the test alfalfa has ranked at the top of the list. Dairymen find that after it is once well established in a good soil it will live a long time and produce high yields of palatable feed that contains a high percentage of ash and protein. Next to alfalfa come soy bean, sweet, alsike, and red clovers. Many are using the Canadian field pea. and occasionally the cowpea.

Amber Cane, sweet corn, and fox-tail millet are used as soilingcrops to some extent Amber cane seems to be the favorite with most dairymen. because it is succulent and cow i are fond of it. These- crops can be raised together to advantage. In localities where they are adaptable such mixtows of leguminous crops as cowpeas and corn, oats, and Canadian field peas, and cow-peas and cane may be raised. 14 r---- -717141'.

l'' --IIP 111:: FE .6 1 i tVIC, I 1 Pattern number- Size. Prim Name street city state BEAUTY ANSWERS I .4.711 e14.e It, 14oRit, By Caroline Sanborn. "Terror Island" is all that its name implies. and a good deal more. The story takes place on the west coast and in the South where apparently anything can and does happen most of the time.

There are plotting relatives to be reckoned with to whom no villainy seems too infamous. And there's a father held captive on an island inhabited by canibals with quite definite ideas about white people and their uses. Add to these such minor interests as a valuable pear shaped pearl, a box of diamonds, a marvelous new submarine with a novel and powerful periscope. and you won't have even the half of it I creamy centers. 1- t' Vk Sold in the famous In-er-seal t-I Trade Mark package.

Ilk NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY NatiLAN 0'9: Uneeda Biscuit melt on 3'o -cl ply delicious jib go veil with the boys go hiking their pockets with them." Is: interposed Miss Robe "I know a great deal about NatIona Biscuit Company prottlets, and what they mean to any household. It is pr really wonderful bow the entire na- less they. a them." lq- Ns, ,1 Miss Robe ai about Nationa rottlets, and what household. It is pr ow the entire na- less creamy centers. Sold in the famous I t4I Trade Mark pac: Sold in the famous In-er-sea-11 Trade Mark package.

NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY a9: Uneed aelscuit et LIS 1 Ja. uksfika5a. some of her pennies in her hand and I exclaimed: You must think I'm a 1 baby. that I can't pay myself in." E. L.

R. --a-- I BY ANTOINETTE DONNELLY. C. SET OF EXERCISES FOR reducing? Yes, sir. I have them.

All illustrated an' everythingso you can't far wrong on them. Especial attention is paid to waist muscles and how to rid them of the excess pounds. Yours in return fora stamped, addressed envelope. Yea, and I have something for your complexion, too. Indeed, you will be a handsome gent when I get through with you.

providing, naturally. you will do what you are told, and do it religiously and faithfully. "Azor 414 IrNV till, ly? tt 4- 8 into tt, home COI. 4 ow." 7 tOr true, exelalz er says that 164 ilanyway t. aciewazd ald: Esarelt onal Iliseuit Complz I aSs an I ,10 true," N.r 4,1 says tl r' 4July-way mull Ilisvult ere was alway le, annoyance au ,4141.

al Alf 111? now to Order (loll Ido Patterns. Write your name and address plainly on dotted lines, giving number and size of such patterns you want. Inclose 12 cents in stamps or coin (wrap coin carefully) for each number, and address your order to CIOUlde, CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE, Chicago. Note: Clotilde patterns are made in New York exclusively for the CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE- They are perfect in fit, up to date in style. and the easiest of all patterns 'to use.

I Two small boy6 in our block were I discussing electricity and one of them claimed that his mother told him the cat's fur was full of it. But the second youngster was skeptical. Well, if you don't believe it, Frank, you an just put your ear down on her and hear the trolley." E. L. OLD "HI" COST 1- i WOMEN BEAT My brother asked father the Meaning of the word encore and was told ic meant to repeat or to do anything twice.

That night at the supper table after he had finished his piece of pie, he said to his mother: "Ma, encore the pie, will you?" G. L. BY CORINNE LOWE. NEW Correspondence.1---The red line is certainly almost as well developed as the bread line. Look at the frocks of this spring and you will be surprised at the degree to which this color enters into every celebration.

Suits of navy, black, midnight blue, and tobacco brown have waistcoasts which are often of red. Navy serges and taffetas are trimmed with embroideries, stitching, ribbon, beads, and -ther much mort likely to have red as their predominating tint than any other color. Evening gowns are beaded frequently in this tropical shade. We illustrate the trend of the trimming times in the above Havana brown taffeta model embellished with raffia embroidery in Egyptian red. The ruffles at the sleeves as well as the guimpe and that new high collar which Madeleine Madeleine introduced last fall are white organdyt although a band of taffeta Is bound about the throat under the saucer-like ruffle.

they use "Diamond Dyes" and Add Years of Wear tc Old, Faded GarmentsReally Fun Tear tc I I DORIS BLAKE'S ANSWERS I I Life One Long Agony. Where, these crops are developed a great deal more feed is produced than where the same land its in pasture. The I production of milk is stimulated and kept up when the grass is short in the I summer where soiling crops are used, and the heavy grain ration is not (needed. Where these crops are fed dur: ing the dry season, dairymen do not have trouble with disagreeable flavors in' the milk that often com4 from weeds- eaten by cows running in pastures. In planning soiling cropelabor must be considered this year.

More labor will be nee ed at seeding time. and, of cour the daily cutting of the feed when it is ready to, use must be provided for The time of haryesting can not always be figured out because of weather conditions. Damp feed must ba fed with care to avoid digestive with disagreeable that often comd Dy Cows running in Every moment in the 'play is a thriller for some one. In fact, you don't see how human beings can possibly live through so many hairbreadth escapes. even if it is in front of a camera.

Just as a peaceful ending comes into view somebody makes a. false move, and things are worse than before. If your heart is weak, don't see it. You could never stand the strain. However, there are some really wonderfur scenes under water, in which Houdini does superhuman work.

And we are told that it is the real thing. He is well supported by Lila Lee as the innocent victim of the plotters' schemes. She doesn't rely on especial beauty or stunning clothes to put her part across (during the greater part of the film she wears a Jackie eutrit). but on the accuracy and rapidity of her actions. And she makes dow, 'ood every time.

SCREEN NOTE 1 I frying, Mazda does not smoke up your kitchen. The smoking point of Mazola is far above the temperature needed for proper cdokina. You use the same lot of Mazola again and again. It always remains abso lutely free of flavors of the food cooked in it. Corn Products Refining Co.

P. O. Dna 161 How York Col to Iowa. Owniltwommol11, 0 0 Ile 41P l' gill Ili ti '1r 1 1 i Ili IN A IN frying, Mazda does not smoke up your PINT CANS kitchen. The smoking point of Mazola is far above theape, the temperature p.1 op er cook needed for olits a mow 7N00 sw di.

41. You use the same lot of 4 -4, IN ko. I II 1 Mazola again and again. It always remains abso ew 'MANIA lutely free of flavors of the 4 food cooked in it. i' A a NMI LAD 11.

1, 1 Corn Products Refining Co. 4 1 COOKING I O. Doz 161 How York CAI lot OW, s' 4.1 I ok .,17 ci Dcar Miss Blake: I am madly In love with a young man in the office. and I think my feeling is at least partially reciprocated although he Is already-engaged to another girl. Do you think it would be the right thing for me to try to make him forget her and do you think I could be happy with him if I won him from her? It's easy to diamond-dye your old garraent3 a new, rich, fadeless color, no matter if they be wool or silk; linen, cotton or mixed goods.

House-dresses, ginghams, aprons, blouses, skirts, silks, stockings, sweaters, children's coats, draperies everything can be made new and good for years of wear with "Diamond Dyes." The Direction Book in package tells how to diamond-dye over any color. To match material, have druggist show you "Diamond Dye" Color Card. gstt' I K. A. I 1 Well, I don't knew.

Undoubtedly the other girl believes implicitly in him as the result of his attention to her and his repeated protestations of love to her. You want to be perfectly sure that he isn't just being kind to you and you are reading a romance into his friendship. sure tnat lie Isti jUSL raILLI. Lo you and you are reading a romance into his friendship. Prairie Club Hike: The Prairie club hike for Saturday will be a seven mile walk through West Chicago along the west bank of the Du-Page river.

The club will leave the Northwestern station at 1:15 p. in. cludago along tne west bank or tne Du Page river. The club will leave the Northwestern station at 1 :15 p. rn A 1 I i I Red Cross Hunts Mon.

Chicago chapter of the American Red Cross. 58 East Washington street, has news for Carl Lindner, who once lived at 63 Christ street, New York. t-ross. 03 r-ast NNasnington street, me news for Carl Lindner, who once lived at 63 Christ street, New York. I I 1 i 4 F.

If you watch carefully you may be able to catch a glimpse of two of your film favorites in real. not reel, life. Constance and Norma Talmadge, as pretty and as popular as ever. are gracing our city for a day or two. And if ou like them on the screen you really aught to see them off They make delightful hostesses.

7- $0 SOUTH 1 1 1 I EMBARRASSING MOMENTS SOUTH linintimmininit I STA LI.11 A ririi itAtrZfat141 WEST (girt; 7411rIENN 1 p.r:,i 4 ..,4 -I ..,4,140, -1 dl-aa we I Int.st --A First National Picture 1 A Premier Production la Soles. dot and Dramatic Achievement Fa 47TH AND COTTAGE GROVE AVE. ae Matinee and Night I I I The Tribune will pay for every letter published The Most Embarrassing Moment of My Address Embarrassing Moments, Chicago Tribune. Write on one side of the paper. No manuscript returned.

1 Katherine MacDonald 135 UL. Co 1 STARTING I A True TODAY Story of 7:71 3 TDY 1 're OAG I Trtie 1,, ,11, Story of 'L I I 1 1 -r, C. DOWNTOWN Es. NITcx 6SARS State tt M. m.

to 12 p. m. RD SENSATIONAL WEEK 3 ALL RECORDS SMASHED DOWNTOWN Fresh i as a breath of Spring. Beautiful as the glow of nature. Refreshing aa a cool, clear draught of pure water.

otio NORTH touBLImect, pAnt, Lvin 0 Icti25 5)4Egi PAPI I 1.50N 27 er EENGEil 0 Z3E1 FOOLA PAUL BIESE ORCHESTRA It al MAMIE goliallP' A. 5N ERA PAPI We I 1.50N LAST TIMES TODAY Is MONEY Comm Thursday TOM MOORE in "DUDS" A zul ATTEND CV LAWN VAININti StIOW NORTH 4Ito N. W. STA. AT HOWARD ROBT.

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1 AST I riu3T IN i'lt ISE4 ---i. 1-------- 3RD I SENSATIONAL NYEEK ALL RECORDS SMASHED '3 1 1 ites4 :1 -ATICEAtel' 111. 'TO tvPri Fres'h as a breath of Spring. Beau tifol as the glow of nature. Refresh- 1 TODAY rrt 1 4-, 1 0 1 i Es 7 'A RA( 'ALIN It 1 t.

rupEpt, ,81,... ip 4.7-, -y" ing a a coot, clear draught of pure et ex i 00.001111 EEGEliVICI, 7.,0 0-EsTRAL water. 0 27-1r7 110 11 Act '6'' MA6111t" -7-" 1 I Thursday ptaty gVEilitic SNOW IN i IC tait fIKIPN, 0 UOttellitt 1 .4., k.A.,--,k A- FOOL'A czt PAUL Coming Ammo Amnon OR BIESE TOM MOORE ORCHESTRA in "DUDS" 4 ow' 1-1 it a .0 3' 7 1 01. Jt 15' ab 11,0 Is. Ails I.

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W. STA. AT HOWARD i il ROBT. WARWICK 1) istaisedmanvo I 1 the Fascinating Catne of Lift ltr RI1414 14 4 ,.,..1 LICI ft PPtitrt I tymet 1 str 91101' Prodoction i the Fascin wit er4v1 a in I 1...1 Came of Lift 0 i ..,.....0, ti. C4' 0 4 I Prod action tp4.5404frKA3 -4 NORMAE-: TALMADGE Ls- "Isle of Conquest 9, Tomorrow DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS a "Flirting With Fate" E.

Also DOLORES CASSINELLI "TARNISHED REPUTATIONS" z-77 i I sl DOU Fl "TAR Also The Old Sawmill. .1 he (lid Dmuti -4- NI 1714 CI-ENEP-, LPJUIry'r GRAM CLVPE Lcj 7a, I wo I. All kti a Ii t7OCOLAWN CRV-TRA ii.7000LAwN CRV-ITRA 01 My flanc6e and I came into the theater one evening after the performance had begun and so did not notice who was eitting near us. We were no sooner settled than I heard that horrible sound of hard candy being crunched. It kept up and at last I said In an audible tone, "Just listen to that old sawmill In back of us." Immediately the noise stopped and no more was said or heard until the was over; the lights were switched on and I was helping my fiance into her wraps.

when I happened to glance Lack of me and there stood my motherin-law-to-be. It was she who had been the Candy. W. B. II 11----------- I I I bez I 1 1 (., 7, 9 0 i 5 1 i A I if 10 re" d'AVO Al LOS'S hr 1 1 I I ffectively sumnaded by a delightful am- i sentation, la which the sublime melody a' 1 I a symphony orchestra, the pleasant "law et a myriad tastily arranged Ilaittinp and the utmost is th art of dramatic olepottes are combined.

Interludes will be rendered upon the i pianoforte by Hans Hanks. eminent Pianist 1 77,, 1 A fl; 9 7 i 9 0 0 7 Effectively sumaaded by a delightful gre- sentatioa, la which Os sublimo melody o' a symphony orchsstra, the pleasant liow of a myriad tastily arranged lithtinil offset la iMa art ad, dra stir qt2 1 1 h. ingSCOWPARIt stywesmontire Tomorrow: i 'sok' -toZotskisssisaltitdatitiaisi In the Secret Recesses of His Brain He Asked Himself if He Was Doing the Right Thing. In the Secret Recesses of His Brain He Asked Himself if lie Was Doing the Right Thing. 4 -Today and Tomorrow li''-- ANITA STEWART in Caroline Lockhart's tiripping Romance "Fighting Romance" 1 Latest Mack Sennett Comedy "The tlingham CAW taltio.41 SISSMISgiealatiRiSMt -Today and AN 'TA STEWART in Caroline Lockhart's tiripping Romance "Fighting Romance" 1 ik sennett tr (if 'S (It Ill "Thou Art the Man" Comedy News Scenic BEAUCAIRE'S ORC HES" A Tomor.LOUISE GLAUM in "SEX" GARII ELD IMICHLGAs.

HARPER.Ast 57 Pt SZ, MARGUERITE CLARK and HARRISON FORD in "EASY TO GET" Also "The Lost City" Episode No- 4 rf tm HARPER -1 HARPER.at MARGUERITE CLARK and liARRISON FORD in TO ASY GET" t. A Also "The Lost City" "Thou Art the Man" )1' Episode No- 4 i Comedy Ness Scenic 94 amt I Im 1 1 JACiat BAUCAIRE'S --L GLNI RA 11 Tomor.OUISE AU litn3. in "SEX" 4es 1 1 st'P 7 lie 4 4 5.1 ,2 11 A i GARFIELD MICHIGAN. e- il SEE CECIL B. DE MILLE'S "WHY CHANGE YOUR WIFE?" EUGENE O'BRIEN "A FOOL AND HIS MONEY" JACK WYATT and His 10 Scotch Lads and Lassies BURNS LYNN WILL J.

WARD And His 5 Symphony Bids 3OTHER ACTS-3 to, Fin e. "The Turning Point" By ROBERT W. CHAMBERS Fowl HAPMONY KINGS In Pnlile and Hinted Molorlim Central Part( Sparkling SporialVea IMAI CENTRAL PARK ORCHESTRA MOM PA renmon isinftfrt -1-1Z4 1 lee 114 3411 W. ROOSIVILT ROAD LouisE GLAum In the Spectacular Production SIGGI nocitrs'kaild tilS WOW, ORCIIES1RA KEDZIE ANNEX NAIIIIVE ED HARJU 1-1 iv, INFERIOR com Env AND PATHE NEWS NORTHWEST ta P. ALICE LAKE IN "SHORE ACRES" Tv117-4 THE Gono ANI MATEP OF EXCL05P12, CHICAG9 SIRWIKG A Paramount-Artcraft Picture, Ng ith CLORIA SW GLORIA STREET LEXINGTON MAT.

AND NDIHT EUGENE O'BRI EN "A FOOL AND IIIS AND LATEST SUNSHINE COMEDY 11t32 63RD MAT. AND NDiDT lima E--- BOSTON With An All-Star Cast Also STETCH ER-C A DDOCK tn to 40 WEST 25 N. Clark St. He Last! NV NI. S.

A RT ---nE--, NI. S. ART 11 I ri A Mg E-4 330 NORTH4-CLARK STREET I James A. Herne's 1 f- "SHORE ACRES" I i -E 'MAW tW" 31.11111eRt., i or unil 13 11 Ifil ril II VI Prn i'----i Bryn Mawr near Broadway at Bryn -m Mawr Sta.Mat. Todav, 2:30 and 4 P.

6:45 to 11-1 P. M. E- Es Paramount-Artcraft Special 7- r--- VIOLET HEMING E-- IN "The Cost" -g David Graham Phillips' Greatest Story Ei Pathe News, Chester Outing. Comedy E---- PEOPLES 47TH ST. at ASHLAND AVE.

"VtPRIL FOLLY" with MARION DAVIES TONIGHT-7 TO 11:30 The FEDERAL is the only washer on the market with every moving part concealed. It is the safest machine. ,7" PRIS6IDIlikEEKDEAN I AS 'Sari' IN vt, 1 I The FEDERA 11 2ND BIG WEEK is the only washer on the I PRISCILLA DEAN market with every mov- ing part concealed. It is i AS .,,,,7, the safest machine. 'Sari' tc s.e lc oevi Favorite I Chicago's IN 4 I or le '1, 41( Washer co ,1 i -mr if 1.

r10051.11. )--Ze 4 Ze. '4 4 1 EEDERAL (4( l'c'' l'Aft It t-------------11, 44 i e---- IL 4,,,., 4, 1. ittU. 1 Jo 0, 1 I L-, E- EL': -I -7--- N-- E-- 66 The Toll -M- It is the biggest story in which he E---- ever appeared.

Into "The Toil E-E Gate" Hart has put ideas and sit- -nations that have been turning over E----- in his mind tor years. S---. ALSO LATEST Irs A GREAT PICTURE But With the Proper Music You Will Enjoy It Twofold 7---- -z: Lnjoy It I wolold E---: I DAVID ROSENSWEET'S Orchestra FT: Williamson's 'Girl of the Sca'. HAND'S ORCHESTRA KIMBARK 6240 IUMBARK AVENL7E "JUST A WIFE" with KATTILYN WILLIAMS to ii DE LUXE )E LUXE NZ Lo. nSUNSHINE fUL 1141 'WILSON AVENUE at 'I." Station -EUGENE O'BRIEN "HIS WIFE'S MONEY" PRAIRIE 58111 ST.

and PRAIRIE AVE "THE ROAD TO DIVORCE" ALSOMETROPOLITAN HIGH CLASS ENTERTAINERS r.ot W.MAolsor4 PANORAMA Sheridan Rd. E. of Rdwy. VIOLET BEMING in THE COST" IRVING Irving. Pk.

Blvd. atld fn LOUISE GLAI. i II 2655 N. CLARK EUGENE O'BRIEN 'A Fool and His Money' ACC kr riADie The PICTURES VAUDEVILLE Li 9,51 4,1 A Sc ao LA SALLE DIVISION BET. LA SALLE AND WELLS STREETS Rob Eta WARWICK in "JACK STRAW" HARVARD 63D ST.

tot HARVARD AVE. MATINEE AND NIGHT-- LOUISE UM in "SEX 9 9 HDDIE 4iFONARD'S BATHING SUIT CONTEST AVA MUNTELL. "Woman with a Million Eyes" 6SIX BIG ACTS-6 Prices-150- 25nExcapt Sun. and Ho ys 8 Pay Only $173 a Week II i. LOGAN SOUARE GLADYS LIZOCKWIll.

A CI'S A 1 EASTERLY EiTlr'0111 Fkwy. co NT. 1 To 1.1 ALICE LAKE in "SHORE ACRES" it 514' 'QUAR7 AAA' 22nd and Marshall Blvd. Last Times Today Li REILd Michigan at Van Buren See What Sari Sawin the Harem in the Mosqueon the Desertin the Wonderful $500,000 Production De Luxe. Big Orchestra and Elaborate Presentation.

NoonContinuous to Midnight. FIFTY-FIRST sTTIFE-r IA' SIFT AVENUE FIFTY-FIRST STTIT CA IX SIFT A EN flu UNCITNIII'4S A 'ITV MARY MAC LAREN "THE ROAD TO DIVORCE" NEW PARK SHIRLEY MASON "MOLLY AND NEWKENMORE Wilson FRANK MAYO in "PEDDLER OF LIES" Phone Randolph 1280Local 535 ECommonwealth Edison ci LECTRIC SHOPa 72 West Adams Street 4in" Phone Randolph 1280Loca1535 liiCommonwealth Edison vy wet "Unillat atreet 4 in NEW STRAND F-- reaturinz LOCISC GIALM MMIEMMMNI.MPMEMb tit ALt4 Look Out For jimmy E-- He'll stick you and frisk 3- of -THE pArisER cAsE" DEARBORN 40 W. DIVISION STREET MAY ALLISON "THE WA -OF leS" GSTLE fTAADTI Es 0ANT, DOULIE FEATURE RRY MOREY and PEGGY HYLAND. "BLACK SHADOWS' eanr I k35 Irving -YoteTtiF1 rk --SECOND SMASHING WEEK-- 4,., otNY 1 a-- I IRVING PARK 01.11,E Tilt of KARIM' 1N ACHES" CLARA YOUNG A nmrrA6F NI Al I 1: ALICi; InTIN 1111 A ZioV Roosevelt Road at Pauline sa; Last limes Today 11.7.,:-,., I ts1 CI A I Featuring LOUISE GLAUM Last 1 Imes Today Featuring LOUISE' -F 1 VERNON 61ST AND VERNON AVE AlAdE JOYCE Earle Williams. "CaataCiniar ADELPHI "THE SPORTING DUCHESS" DREXEL 818 E.

6:111 E. COT- TAGE GROVEMAT. DAILY ROBERT WARWICK "THOU ART THE MAN" in the Sensation of the Season more thrills -than you ever lie-li-eve'd 1 LAKE HD Broadway at Belmont 7 to 11 P. 3,1. you had concealed.

about you. DOROI'llY GI SII I -1 BERT LYTELL -i :3912 ROAD SHERIDAN -I N- -2-- -SHORE ACRES" with AL10E LAKE E--. "Al "Alias Jimmy Valentine" r. I ettti Added AttractionThe Super Special 1 ---7-- a9 "TREASURE ISLAND" I A loft. fr, ON 0., i plazas immy wen I Ine Added AttractionThe Super Special 1 I 1 "TREASURE ISLAND" 'The Forbidden Woman" I I ,1 bI ,1 0 (4,1 4, e41 'Ai' 410' liom el I 0 400 III 8:30 A.

M. coNTINuots 12:30 A. M. I HYDE PARK 5314 LAKE PARK AVE MAKION DAVIES in "APRIL FOLLY" a CA LO Clark St. and Bat morat Ave.

L------1-; Earle Williams, "Captain Swift" Clark and LANE COURT Alice Joyce, "The Sporting Duchess" 6 s-, A TERMINAL 1,4 awrenlding ce and 7---------. Spa E-------- Katherine MacDonald. "Turning Point" MIIIIM.111111111111..EMIPOIMMINIMOOMMININEIMIE 3167 Lincoln Ave. Cont. 1:30 to 111 SOUTH CAW Clark St and Balmoral Ave.

Earle If "Captain Swift" 3167 Lincoln Avil Cont. I :30 to I i -(-' 17 5 gCNTERS F---- a El: A USSOilkittsV, OrsS100 1---- VITAGRAPH Lo, '211 ,71 $..,, A .2.....061 '21 '1 Id 0, 1 7., I A 0 JONES. LINICK SCHAEFER'S RPHEUM gsatitnLe ntr! -TEE E. VIOLET IlLMING "THE COST" 1 Ali EMI' te .41 Sg PARAAIOUNT 2648 Milwaukee a Avenue Division at Athltr Wmon in Room hen okse 'The Stolen Slet Montrose Jl he Mo fro It ist 1)1 1 I 1 I CROViN Division at Atlte Pauline Frodorirk, oWman in noon MILFORD 5. 1 Sulfurs'.

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