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lannEmESO9' Es CHICAGO DAILY- TRIBUNE MoNDAY, MAY 3, BEAUTY ANSWERS I Patterns CAW lore (...) Iry ft Treasure Island" Is Still a Treasure in Screen Version 1 gown-- FASHION9 BLUE BCDK 4 II Twit Reg, U. On. I 1 kli 1 PoPIPP0---- FASHI0119, muligivit r- .4 BLUE Et (DX 1, 11 Ja.ILL1 It Twit Reg, U. On. i I -f, -z- ww4 a 1 11' 4 ,.4 4, ow tasA 4 on It A IIMIMMOIEMEMINIMMit ft I BY ANTOINETTE DONNELLY.

GEORGE! TILE CALLOUS SPOTS on the feet should be rubbed with pump ice Etone and calmed with vasellne and cold cream Do not cut them. Blistes should be painted with collodion to protect them from the air and the trio. tion of the hose. GIRL'S DRESS. A pretty party dress, if made with collar.

sash and cuffs of organdie, and the dress of a flowered muslin. This pattern, 9,612, comes in sizes; from 4 to 14 years. Size 8 requires two yard. of 39 inch figured material with one yard of plain and yards of ruing. I DORIS BLAKE'S ANSWERS I Without a Chaperon.

"Dear.Aliss Blake: Is it proper for girls of 15 and 16 go to moving picture theaters and riding with boys of their own age unchaperoned even if they have known the boys all their lives and their mothers approve? M. I wouldn't object to your going to the moving picture shows. but I don't think it's right for young folks to go out riding unchaperoned for the reason that the latter amusement is In. dined to bring them home later than a movie show." However. your parents would be showing better discretion were one of them to go along.

"TREASURE ISLAND." Produced by Paramount. at the Rose theater. Ttirl CAST. Zoi East le-no Shirley Mon Mrs. Hawkins.

Ville Bill Bones Al Filson Black Dog Wilton Taylor Pew Ioa Chaney Long John Silver Charles Ogle Israel Hands. Singleton Morgaa Hull Montana Merry Lon Chaney Captain Smallett. Harry Hoiden squire Trelawney Sytiey Dean Dr. Liveey Charles Bill Mai les A. K.t BLEEDING GUMS, swor, len and receding, and loosened teeth are all symptoms of pyorrhea.

Go to a demist, not a physician. I will send you the mouth hygiene instructions, but you'd better not lose a minute seeing a good-dentist BY CORINNE LOWE. NEW CorrespondencejXlisseFluffy Ruffles has given way to Miss Droopy Ruffles. Instead of Making us look fat, many of the present ruffled skirts have the tendency to give the slinking line. Such Is the effect of the petal skirt.

made generally of chiffon or georgette in the layers of pointed ruffles which inspired the name. Such also is that of the newest of models, the Doucet gypsy skirt," made of whole heaps of ragged looking Map ruffles. This model, which is being shown In Fifth avenue at present, is generally constructed of navy or black de chine. although any other color or any other soft, clinging fabric may be substituted. and Its softness and lack of crushable tendency recommends It as much to the woman who wants travel or motor comfort as to the woman who wants a Little change from plaits.

Above we find another kind of ruffled skirt in this black duvAyn model. The ruffles here are of self-fabric, and there Is a white organdy vestee and collar. i aMIMEMIMIPM i 1 'I 11 -7A 2 1 4 4.s1,, ilw i -Z. 41 I i i'''''. 1:4 I ft 1 I 41 411110 tA li 1 11A 1 0 -1 i 1 il 4 4 il LY'Ittk, Illt 4 ,7,,.

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0 9 6 I 2. 0 lik.1 4 Tio Dy Caroline Sanborn-If you like the romance of pirates and hidden treasure, of old sailing vessels and lonely iziands. you'll en- joy each moment de 41 I ei 3 of this presenta- 1--, tion of Robert i.t.z.,F::-2'-'2::4-::''1..) Louis Stevenson f'. tale- He looked into the heart of i -sie, a lad, an with 1. 'c'ii-c the dreams and .1.

i fancies he found i there he wove a -47 -7-et story for other 1 boys. And now it 1 ba been into a play that i takes far I -) from the ordinar work-a-day worre 5111L" Into the Land dt i 'A. ure Ph oto, I Let's Pretend. 2 TH IMBALL -Where 1.itkivitt unalterable One Itonor, ru7es- Price policy is a bond faith 1 of good b- A builder tween the ti A 1 and the 1 n- t- :7 1, ,,,1 icy me ar ryk di instrument ur 7, eonnt announce the prices and the only price ill at which that in- zotur ughmteTnhtoscean be IA)r e- fi 17 tigUres are your absolute 1 ri. and the vs- r.

Ible 1 evidence i of our pledde ,,,5, of integrity. I ,,,,,,,,1 ,1 l'''''''s S. 4,. 1 -4''' BY the put, t' 4,,.,,,, chase of a 7'-' KIMBALL PLAYER PIANO you acquire almost in an instant all that marvelous skill in technique that otherwise would require many patient, weary a in its accomplishment. Even the most difficult arid intricate seleci tions are simplified to the pressure of the pedal and movement of the expression levers.

"Where 1 1 Aonor 44c rules" a LIIA 11 1, A 1 L' ,,1 1iirid ,,4., 1111, 1, ALL here 1, Itonor One .) bond ru 1 1 I be I A .1 Illuer ti 4); A 1 1 i'. ill I 5 on 1..4, ment A I'k('r, price in- I-, ill be 1, 3 )vrf 4.. 1 i. -4 1.:.. :7 a Is, 0, 40x, vi 1444 ri.

3 :..,1 4,44, r-) F-, 1 43 A 4 iv. vrt -1 4,44 RADISHES NO. MICHIGAN AVEAT ERIE St CHICAGO fiteg3astivittapp)teciate, (91ff dKode6 Li( rr-- hia.PAice hi ee I Order Blank for Clod Ile Patterns. CLOTLIDE, DAILY TILIDETIS. Inclosed Dad I Please eeszd the Cott Ide patterns listed below -a-There are fine and courteous English gentiernen in curled wigs and silken breeches.

And in bold contrast are the scarred and evil robbers of the sea with their strange oaths and villainous bowie knives. When you're not shivering in awe of them you are watching with wonder and envy the boy that might be you. doing the things you once longeA. to do. Shirley Masons with ber slim figure.

her bobbed hair, anti her wide. unafraid eyes, raakes a bewitching Jim Hawkins. With boyish bravado he always undertakes the impossible. But because it is his fairy story he always comes through unharmed. Shirley plays the part with a.

fearless energy that is BY FRANK RIDGWAY. Gardeners have been delayed several weeks in getting their early vegetables started, but there is still plenty of time. The most important consideration now is to have the ground in ideal condition end use the earliest varieties of seed obtainable. Twenty days from tomorrow you can have a nice dish of radishes on your table if you Will immediately plant some of the early Varieties of seeds developed for speedy growth. Of course, favorable weather is needed for such rapid growth.

A regular garden is not needed for radishes. A tiny patch a few feet square will be sufficient to furnish enough for the average family. Probably the earliest class is the 1 little round, red ones. The early turnip varieties, so called becardie of their shape, have two types, oblong or round and flattened. The long, slender varieties are not so early.

The little red ones are always early, tender, and sweet, and include such varieties as the Early Pird, Scarlet Globe, Scarlet Turnip, and Whvite Tip. The turnip radish requires little attention, but it should be started as soon as possible. There is less trouble with the weeds when radishes are planted early. because they are ready to use Psttent stuntoen Btu. Price.

Name elm "dm dm goo Street ow. 000000000000 00111 atr State "1 New Models, $650 to $950 Convenient terms if desired 'A! rnzwirrik sift IN T7 17 a Wog (011CAGOESTABLIS1IED 1857) 306 South Wabash Avenue al PI ti COATS MILLINERY EVENING GGWWSS COATS ''-d--) MILLINERY csC1 EVENING GOWNS 1 '-'7'11114 5 woe: The rest of the cast ts well chosen, and the directing and photography are excellent before the weeds are able to crowd them out. In wet seasons like this weeds grow rapidly and must be pulled out occasionally to give the radishes a good chance. To insure a good supply of radishes throughout the season a few early seeds should be planted once every week or ten days during May. In June some of the winter varieties of radishes should be planted.

They make heavy roots, which may be stored dur ing the winter to be used in salads. The Japanese, Chinese, and Spanish varieties of winter radishes are the best for June planting. radishes ir are the g. SUITS STREET DRESSES DANCE FROCKS 7 SUIT STREET DRESSE DANCE FROCK I How to Order Clod Ide Patterns. Write your name and address plainly WI dotted lines.

giving number and size of such patterns you want. Inclose 12 cents in starnps or coin (wrap coin carefully) for each nurriber, and ad dreas your order to Clotild CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE, Chicago. Pianos, Player Pianos, Phonographs, Pipe Organs, Music Rolls. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Pathephones and Paths Records. I 00b 1 1 I Bright Sayings 1 of the Children 0 t.

The Tribune will pay $1. for each ehlislish saying printed. The story told totiM sever have beets prtnted in any nog-ovine or paper. Is is not possible le ackbowiedge or return unavailable COS. Picea write en one aide of the paper.

Address Bright Sayings to Aunty DOWNTOWN NORTH AISCH FR', NORTH Continuous 6 to Midnight CONSTANCE TALMADGE in "In Sow.reh el a "COLOR GEMS" A Stuuy of Color. Light sind Form MASON COLE MR. NHS. BERT ELB LI RN in "On the Sleeping Perch" 3-01- ACT8-3 hilt CONRAIDIE Today Tomorrow rhe Year's Biggest Motion Pleture i Louise Gillum In the Tremendous Emotional Drama ounitininvilinnIEV I trimillinttmlloono Ct1 47TH AND COTTAGE GROVE AVE. Tomorrow "The Deadlier SOUTH Matinee and Night CONSTANCE I.

i rq BINNEY i IN HER LATEST SUCCESS- "The Stolen Kiss --r; E. gll SOUTH MI1411' WEST Ito Fpilir le 104 loam c.Pqi.4.... Romany. moody sod Mirth iitot ha ha ha This Ever la AN EASTERN WESTERNE 1 CENTRAL PARK ORCHESTRA il Ceetral Park hoer Novelties XeRIRIONS mem tut IDAMON Isimmt'a, I I MICZESS, 1 4 an''ii" lir y) 'citte ail 0 1 it ir 40 Va" orkd TO" "Ptr.Z.L.07 onnod NORTH zi' SOUTH WEST 1 ttfi SOUTH a 1 0 -11, 1 Continuous MA 6 .30 to AganitutonlinnitV ISTATummorim It 111111114Stlite WV 471 qr. IF' V.

Midnight -7---- 47TH AND COTTAGE GROVE AVE. ma nrfoo. Intl: odily 1 Matinee and Night i I it 1 E--- a liker Today ear Tomorrow Effectively I a taroman IL CONSTANCE CONSTANCE rhe ALICE BRADY s. In BINNEY Louise Gillum sieDtuittgeest Motion 41' r--. 1 In the Tremendous 4 LL PARK ORCHESTRA Park Thootr No IIHn a Al.e.sderizsSceeRisetz Drama "COLOR GEMS" .1, A Stile, et Color.

Light ia Emotional Drama 4 4 hill H4ROLD LLOYD 1 mind dorm E------ IN HER LATEST SUCCESS 0 i I MASON COLE ILE It11 Smiler and Fewer AN EASIThEauRNEverWEISRTEIINER 41444 V' MAE Lt1 NHS .13 ig -21 "The Stolen Kiss 1 or "Oa the -S-ieeinal7g Porch" Tomorrow E-1 it ACTS-3 El CENTRAL I 34 Control witios 1 1:4 "The Deadlier Sex" glt IMMO Sol IDANOM agagiwrit I LOOP 1 rtlEATRE- toot ''cvATeleE 15 DOWNTOWN II iiii 1 li iillwillii E.mil lilluti 11,111 lit i 1111 1 1 LLL2-- --1-4--------- CASTLE State at Madison -------a--. Chbago's Foreneost Photoplay Heusi NOW Exclusive Chicago Showm 0 LI A -----L----- TALMADGE Mary had taken out her first library book and wa-s told that she must return It not later than March 1 or there would be a fine to pay. March 1 came and went and the book was not rethrned, but on March 6 an excited Mary rushed up to the desk and thrust ia I al ugt. 47 tilliq tAli mar4 LRAOC 0:: (:) tkiI cf CONSTANCE ItIAPPY KOCIMM TISIMADGE 6 A CAW? liATIN05 SEAPCH OF A St4NEV i i A FAANOUS 'mAcK 011CA5TRA v-t) FH ISIMADGE A CAW? AtEP SEAPCH OFA PIVIERA FAMOUS 6rcra 4 STRA A .1,4 4git.i4omi ('' ag- at4 ttg.f.i.,. k'i'Y 1::: 1 't 1 SIN OS TR iA Continuous-11 A.

M. to II P. M. NOW PLAYING First Exclusi Showing in Chicago ENNETT ----a; I OF ION Inaltii( u1E-bowi'i i0 Ni NC, Itokow Joy i 'Mei tO tom, m-kow 1 minut SHAKESPEAREnting o- AND ELLIS First Neighborhood Showing 72 Ei7 RICHARD MANSFIELD'S Greatest Success 1E! 11111111111111 AND ELLIS SHAKESPEARE ri e. il 4 1 litt4 No, In Her Latest Success "SHE I 1 fo A 4 r) (,) I li i 1.

1 i4 PrivA IV 11' li ft 5 i 4.tai,eibt4W,:f.., 1 LOVES MID LIES 9 9 NIIIIBUCItitiGHIAMIIIIM 3319 NORTH CLARK STREET BI- El. SS Ei Violet Heming 7--, ES SI "THE COST' --q- A trustMg, happy wife, Abe was call- -a- ing on a friend. She chanced to look E4 across the partment house court. SE There, through the window of a woman Ei whose name was notorious, she saw her husbandI r---- Er-li Comedy News Travel 2E4 Amin le AIM. 1111 MM MO 0 MPS MI ME ilu Li VI I ti tai ri 14 1111 lIES.

3319 NORTH CLARK STREET Er, Violet Heming 71 FS Fr-. E-: E--- "THE COST' F-- A trusting, happy wife, she was call- -a- Ing on a friend. She chanced to look across the partment house court. Sr. through the Nt indow of a sNoman 77-7, There, 17--: hose name was notorious, she saw her husbandI ami Comedy News Travel A comedy romance In Illch lovely Norma Talmadge plays a dual role of her husbands matronly v.ife and his young and affinity.

SPECIAL PRESENTATION JHT MEISMOMMEMOMENNINMEMP TODAY, TOMORROW AND WEDNESDAY Op. of Those Wholesome. Sontimentai and Sympathetic Pictures 1,41, Alm, Harold Lloyd In "EASTERN WESTERNERS" 'AUL BIESE ORCHESTRA Coming Thursday Geraldine Farrar in The Woman and the Punnet" TONIGHT-7 TO 11:30 EMMA DUNN "Old Lady 31" and CHARLIE CHAPLIN In "ltiE PAV4IN SHOP" Hand's Orchestra OM RINZ 1COVORIUMAti 2655 NI CLARK- sr. H. B.

WARNER -IN- it Th White Dove', ITL -rne PIORLIICEMEI WOMAN A Brilliant Do Lux Para Love BtArY BiallotatnIn Prnareet Now Pio Yin A Nanniticont Production CLAVA Pt I HUAI, IL "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" WITH AN ALL-STAR CAST E. NEW PARK blot St. and Calumet Ave.

MADLAINE TRAVERSE in "THE TATTLERS" and J. KERRIGAN in "THE DREAM CHEATER" LEXINGTON DOUBLE 11x02 E. 033RD STREET ALICE BRADY wr in "SINNERS" anti LARRY SEMON in "ME FLY COP" mlEl laDZIE ANNEX mADIsoN ANITA STEWART "The Fighting TRAIN INq 14 'It BRAY PICTORIAL, 'a'1 I 'MtITE'Etto9 -------'A 1 1 000,, 11191114217721 7 91 "Dr. Jekyll an i2 kll '--z- i I. '111' flaggINCINTIltit r- et vcisor Mr.

Hyde', Bab' r'''' SS l'r IMMEMOMIMMOIMEMP ill TONIGHT-7 TO 1 TODAY, TOMORROW I LE Now Plating WITH AN ALL-STAR CAST 7. AND WEDNESDAY A Magnificent Production --nOtb li, EIVIMA Op. of Those Wholesome. ,1 i Sentimental and Sympathetic ciArtA Pt IL A A in NEW PARK blot St. and Calumet Ave.

DUNN Pictures Itri'll i it, i 4 IVIADLAINE 'TRAVERSE "Ott Fit) rerirlit 1 'IA Al Harold Llyd In liaLe tota i JA. HE TATTLERS" "OldLad31 IP I 4, ,4, so "EASTERN WESTERNERS" and J. NV, KERRIGAN and CHARLIE CHAPLIN I I in "1 HE PA IN SHOP" I 'Aut. RIESE ORCHESTRA WOLMAINI in "THE DREAM CII EATER" Hand's r. Orchestra Coming Thursdat 144 Woman and the Punnet Geraldine Farrar in "Tito 111131rtt- trii RINZ A Brilliant Do Luxe Parades Love 11 eiI' IIEET AT 1 LEXINGTON 02 3RD AND NIGHT '''Iks.

iltAry. Elaborately Progreel 6 3826-36 01flA Sr. DOUBLE FEATURE fVainEAktS4GlittraMtt ilt -I ALICE BRADY 2655 NI CLARK sr. in "SINNERS" KEDZIE ANNEX MADIsoN 'r le 10. 1 44 A.

lib H. B. WARNER rj P6 1 i a IN The White Dove', inc. anti LARRY SEMON in "THE FLY COP" yllr-d -1- AN 2 -1" "TRAIININq le'olt A BRAY PICTORIAL, TS1ElfTNhY rd ing With the Big SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA And HANS HANKE Pianist 8:30 A. M.Continuous-12:30 A.

lug her book at the librarian exclaimed breathlessly: "I forgot to bring back my book the other day, and how much do Ihave to pay? It was due the oneth." S. E. W. The other day a precocious 2 year came into the office, and while her mother waited for the doctor the child I entertained the whole office. She I talked on every subject she could think of.

and at last. looking lout of tl-e window at the dingy sky. she exclaimed: "My doodneasi Ain't the smoke the wirnit!" N. C. M.

Howard and Homer had been scrapping and, not knowing which to punish. their father said: "Which one shall I spank? Which one of you started this Neither of them answered and he repeated: Which one shall I spank?" dad," spoke up Howard, watt 'tin tomorrow and spank us both!" A. C. BOSTON 12 NO. CLARK STREET dO ES.

LINICK 6 SCHAEPER1 DOLP14 I ST; AT liLI)ZIE Shepherdess Ot lompannomonommo (.1 T. AT ozIE AvE TART lerdess" ST AT huollE JOT AessR" rd SECOND BIG WEEK S.1 0. KIMBARK 6240 EINBARK AVENUE PAULINE FREDERICK "WOMAN IN ROOM 13" PAULINE FREDE KIMBARK 6240 NINBARK AVENI7E IZICK "WMI A NT POC1k1 1 'State it a. m. to 12 p.

LAST FIVE DAYS Cecil B. De Mille Sprightly Expose Boudoir Secrets State it Randal tiARPCKAtt 1 Yrti. Today and Tomorrow-- James A. Herne's Stage Success, "SHORE ACRES" with ALICE LAME Ply ComedyY0es of tho Soy James A2uHerne's Stage ccess, SHORE ARES" et, vvettit ALICE LAME omedytevies of the doy HARPCR-at 'Pa Today end Tomorrow N. W.

STA. AT HOWARD ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN "The Woman Game" CHARLIE CHAPLIN "THE PAWN SHOP" Burton Holmes Travelogue Tomorrow "WOMEN MEN FORGET" wrhCli AW lEmc a ti AGptr "THE PAVVN SHOP" Burton Holmes Travelogue Tomorrow "WOMEN MEN FORGET" N. W. STA. AT HOWARD r'll A Tpar DE LUXE 1141 wrtsoN AVENUE MILDRED IIARRIS "THE INFERIOR SEX" DEARBORN DIVISION AT DEARBORN SHIRLEY MASON "MOLLY AND 1" 5 WEST NORTHWEST Matinee Daily-2 P.

M. KATHERINE MacDONALD "The Turning Point" NORTHWEST Li 1 WEST 1141 wrtsoN AVENUE DE LUXE MILDRED IIARRIS wrisiscomitymiovio .11 "THE INFERIOR SEX" Moos Matinee Dally-1 1114 re( -DIVISION AT DEARBORN DEARBORN urn KATHERINE SHIRLEY MASON CFEJEGAiebit: MacDONALD "MOLLY AND IN (, I "The Turning Point" 1 I 1 CHANGE In a Mr Mrm 77," A A LA, nr HIS LATEST "THE TOLL GATE" ND W. ROOSEVELT ROAD 1 CARLYLE BLACKWELL 1---L-. I IN WS LATEST SUCCESS "The Third Woman" 7- LIGOIE HoDUESX AND DIS 7- vioNDER ORCDESTRA i 3411 W. ROOSEVELT CARLYLE BLACKWELL IN HIS LATEST SUCCESS "The Third Woman" A Friend in Need Sally Joy Prmas lig YOUR '-lil WIFE '31'6Vdtitfl LLD GERALDINE FARRAR IN 'Woman the Puppet' GAltri LLD MICHAGAs.

r.PI? AI TUNIC! FARRAR ARGMORE Argyle and Kenmore Ayes. CONSTANCE BINNEY in "The Stolen Kiss" rweloartrar 0 na-111i3 fi AV! OIL- Bryn Mawr near Broadway at Bryn Mawr to 11 P. M. PAULINE FREDERICK pm. 121 1114 114 IRVING Irving Ph.

Blvd. and Crawfurd AN I TA "ThE FIGHTING SI IEFFIERDESS" PLAYHOUSE MICHIGAN AVE. AT VAN BUREN A. G. SPENCER.

Inc. NEW KENMORE Renmoievoagilson MARY MAC "The Forged Bride" 111 11 KIN 0 1'414 yow4.4 et. 122) ,4,4, 'A. ie. With GLORIA SWANSON.

THOMAS MEIGHAN and BEBE DANIELS (ONLY THEATRE WHERE YOU CAN SEE HIS SUPERB PICTURE) Coming Saturday MARY MILES MINTER pEopLEs I7TH ST. at ASHLAND AVE. KEYSTONE 3912 SHERMAN ROAD J. V. liERRIti-AN in ''The Dream Hazard" 3912 SHERMAN ROAD I want to be the medium throngli which the triend in deed and the friend in need may be broght together.

It may be you have some otte-arck-ti article which has not outgrown its usefulness that will magi some teof fortunate Gne happy. and you would gladly sive it if you knew how to go about it. Webs to me I shall be orlY toe llaPPY to be of service to you. wrtte On one side of the paper. When information is wanted by mall a stamped.

addreed envelope should aticontgany the request. Please do not send Parcels to The Iribune. but write for the address of the applicant and amid direct. "WOMAN IN ROOM 13" IN HER LATEST SUCCESS "NURSE MARJORIE," LOGAN SQUARE I rmA7- Katherine at- Donald Also 5---AcTs A UDE ILIAL----5 MP CLARA K. YOUNG "TIIE FORBIDDEN WOMAN" Roosevelt Road at Pauline E3 E--- Today, Tomorrow and NS ednesday L---Ti Fr: ALICE BRADY th: in "SINNERS" REGENT 6746 SHERIDAN ROAD EVE.

7 TO 11 P. EARLE NVILLTAMS in "CAPTAIN SWIFT" EASTERLY usTERLY ANITA STEWART "THE YELLOW TYPHOON" Lincoln and Divereer Pkwy. Cont. 6:30 to 11 P. M.

AU-Star--Mystery of the Yellow Room" ALSO HIGH CLASS ENTERTAINERS Coming Sunday, May 9th "The Confession" NEW STRAND DIVISION nr. BOYNE JOHN- BARRYMORE and JOILN MUISLE. 20TH CENTURY 4708 PRAIRIE AVE. 3:30 TO 11 P. PANORAMA Fortner ly PINE GROVE Sheridan Rd.

E. of Rdsvy. ALICE JOYCE in "The Sporting Duchess" MMV.MONI Ire; 4, A TOM NIOORE in "DUDS" ...1 LA SALLE LA SALLE frd I IRVING PARK 4h35 Irving PIL HUY it; Y. rim' art" yS2t2rIl and ars rUIRroMwahnoil JOHN ti A WO OV ET! I MORE n'y KARAzu vurrs in 4048 A TIMYTAGE AVYNCE MATINEE IIAIEY in "SEEINti THROUGH'. DIVISION BET.

LA SALLE AND WELLS STREETS "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" Sheldon Lewis 1 JONES. LINICK le SCIlt pErER'S sE: 1 0, aRN-1E1TM SLm. State EXCLUSIVE CHICAGO SHOWING MOSM.1 141 0a 4.0ssoN HARVARD 33D ST HARVARD AVE -MATINEE AND NIGHT-- ROBERT WARWICK "THOU ART TILE MAN" ADELPHI Clark at Este, Com Talmadge, "la Searra of a Sinner" THE' A'rrRACTION OP THE YEAR jToys Would Please Her.

la there any one who has some toys to give to a little girl 5 years old who is nearly blind? She is sad, and as her parents ere poor, they can not I i afford to buy the things to make her happy. A. Here is an appeal that will strike E----- to the heart of every mother and 1 ri 0 I sure. Five yest.i old and I 3 -7 iearly blindlthink of that kiddies see what toys you can spare to this little girl 1 BERT LYTELL I-d I 12.41-ota 4: tisk. TILLIAM 1- I-4 I DREXEL ,1,11,17.

I0AM: TOM MIX in "Desert 1 CALO Clark St. and 1 Bal moral. Ave. IN HIS VERY LATEST METRO -4 Talmadge, In Search of a Sinned" Arom ye, 1 LANE COURT and Center Sta tztilt Constance Blaney, The Stolen Kiss" TrnnRMAT Lawrence and Clark and Centec Sts Stolen las" Lawrence and 4 i it VT FARNUM 7, -11 111 I mJimmy Valentine 1MMV Valentine LUBLIMERSTRINZ 4MUSE P1ENT CENTERS IN HIS HEST PICTURE E-7- 'the ORPHAN i I iiC kii-V1-1-131N PRAIRIE 58TH ST. and PRAIRIE AVE.

"MY LADY'S GARTER-- Sylvia. Breamer 1 VITAGRAPH 3167 LInnoin pive. L---- I TERMINAL ---r------- Spaulding 1 Geraldine Farrar, 'Woman the Puppet' ---------4- 1 I EMBARRASSING MOMENTS I PARAMOUNT 2648 Milwaukee IfS Aveaue F---: ES GERALDINE FARRAR .1,7 r. In "THE WOMAN it THU PUPPET" 7----- CROWNDivision at Athia RP rz--, tarts Williams, "Captain Stain" 111110RD latitwauktio crawtatit Tern Milt. "Dabert ROSEWOOD Blvd.

at Liacola bt. TOM Moore. "Duda" -3- STATELAKE E--- v1al-11mill IL Cont. 1:30 to- II Ej F--- 11 ADDED ATTRACTION ENID BENNETT Et--- ORPEEUM CIRCUIT HE FALSE ROAD" in NAZIATOVA F---: VAUDEVILLE ES SIVE SHOwEINFIGOTOPLAYS El. Also Al.

St. John in "SHIP AHOY" r--- ss. ItCT.1 E. IN-- "THE WOMAN GOD SENT" BIOGRAPH 2463 Lincoln Avonue The Heart of a Chi ld F---- E----' Ei Cont. 1:30 to 11 i 9 with ZENA KEEFE LOUISE CiLAUM E-- -E-: in "SEX" 1 ShowIns at 11:15 ni a.

and 2:15, 3:00, 9. m. EE-- LOUISE CLAUM 174-7. in "SEX" Cont. 1:30 to i I Ei EF ES ENID BENNETT SOUTH VERNON 61ST AND VERNON AVE.

II B. WARNER "THE WHITE DOVE" sNyt-1. 'It- "1. i it- 1 ---14 WILSON Madison end Wotorn Cont. to 11 P.

M. is r. PM The Tributes will pay ter every letter published Ate Tito Keel Esuberraseieg Moment of 3.17 Life. Address Embarrassing Moments. Chicago Tribune.

Write en one side of the v.pr. IV Men. useript retorted. ENID BENNETT In "FALSE ROADS" HYDE PARK 5314 LAKE PARE AVE. liOROTHY GISH in "Betty of Greydone" OAK PARK COLUMBUS Athib3Rndd bAktve: at ulara K.

Tenet 'The Foeticide', Women' Er---- I PERSHIlid Lincoln at Wilson "JUST A WIFE" Es E-- All Star Cast I ZIEGFELD NEXT DOOR TO BLACKSTONE HOTEL tql KATHRYN MacDONALD 112 "PASSION'S PLAYGROUND in "PASSION'S PLAYGROUND" A LCAZA a A icAZA Wfr li-- 0 Mot AL St John In "StlIP AtilOY" p. E- WEST END 121 North WEST END 121 North Moro E2 LINDEN CLARA K. 630 and HALSTED STREETS MATINEE DAILY YOUNG. -Forbidden Woman" zy S1 GERALDINE FARRAR In "THE WOMAN dt THE PUPPET" Broadway "Tr. KNICKERBOCKER LOUISE'OLAUM in "SEX" 11.

LI.13,1-1.1 IN Z) A 0, w.46t.vtisIN AYE, I tiLit SI. Mack Sennett's DOWN ON THE FARM COSMOPOLITAN Halsted at 79th St. Kathiwyn MacDonald. Turning Point" FROLIC 55th St. and Ellis Awn.

E---74 Tom Mix. "Drsort Love" ri 47th St 1225 E. KENWOOD istoontsnols I Z3UZI Si ANTIC 260 and Crawford I A lipa APO AS, in ATLANTIC 26th and Crawford Afire Brady. in "SInners" Tern Moor. "Duds" Time to Go.

aril a widow and in the fifties. time ago I had a quilting bee -tt my home. We did not finish the 4ulit, but in spite of all my polite protests the women were determined to 'July and finish the quilt. About 7 o'clock the bell rang and a man My age, who had been paying attention to me somewhat on xhe sly, silently entered. Imagine my embarrassment as the women stole out one by one and didn't 'even say good night.

WILLIANI I ia RUSS 7-- I CASINO 58 WEST MADISON STREET E-----Lf ELL 'Virgin of Stamboul" PRDEAN ISCILLA I ORCHESTRA NOW PLAYING I 9 LT: I --7--: SI am Ballo- Will NORTH 1--, -a ADDED A.TrRA.CTION E. E--- LARRY 'EMON BUGG LINCIOD TIT tICD ROBEY ON TIN 1 Ot a 1 .30 TO 11 A LOUISE in a RE "SEX" THE SCEN KING I THE MAGNIFICENT SUPER-SPECIAL "SCHOOL DAYS" SHORE Br2atiway at Belmont Fe 7-2---- IAKE SRE TO II At EalilltilialliMunirannatunalicanamilas FRANCb FORD. "Crim3on Shoal3" WILLIAM :1 MADISON SOUNIE 47111 Madmoim EMMA DUNN I In "OLD LADY 31" Fi BOULEVARD 55th and Ashland LI METROPOLITAN Clara K. YOUnt, 'The Forbidden Woman' I1 AUSTIN Pauline Frederick, Woman In Room 13" 4710 Sherida LAKESIDE Road E--2 ENID BENNETT in "FALSE ROADS" ELLANTEE Devon and 5---- Clark -'-r--- Double Feature Program VIOLET HEMING ss In "THE COST" TA Also ELSIE JANIS tok In "THE IMP" 2 55th and Halsted HALFIELD Clara K. Vouac 'The Forbidden Woman' El OAKLAND SQUARE 217.111 a Geraldia Farrar, rho Puppet' 33th and Roby ARCHER Crawderd and Milltown 1: CRAWFORD PI.

B. WARNER in "THE VinITE DOVE" Clara K. Yonne 'The Forbidden Woman' PLAISANCE 4" 24. ratimids An. at Li( St "SHORE ACRES" ALICE LAMB CM t'ERLESS Grand eaul mulles A- Horsa's "IlbortrvAeree" PEERLESS I 4 1.

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