The Kansas City Star from Kansas City, Missouri • 9

"a00 nonnalmaiimm1-Elmanglion 1111MIMEMI THE KA NSAS sTA1L MONDAY DECEMBER 41 I 9 moomome To FIX MESSAGE ROUTES MRS LANGLEPS LAST TERM PHOTO PLAY 1 PHOTO PL11' bOUTII SEIM SO MHZ I ftrk 00reowV FSvollzel Hawz F41s3ollzel RADIO COMMISSION TO ANNOUNCE CHANNELS SOON Strode 68-year-old director of the Broadway Bank who died of injuries suffered when he was struck by a motor car at Twentieth street and West Pennway Saturday night will be held at 11 o'clock Wednesday at the Lindsey chapel 3811 Broadway Burial will be in the family cemetery near Grandview Mo 27 cam timothy 2 cars: clover 1 cm': total 107 ear': a week ago 100 care United States standard quotationa: 1 extra leafy 1'40 50113200 No 2 extra leafy 1280011 2900: No 1 1280011 2700: No 2 leafy 121007t 25 50 No 2 S410002350: No 3 119000 2050: No 3 11700181850 sample 11200 711650 1 111501812 00: No 2 81000411 00 No 3 18004950 sample 16504750 Timothy and Timothy and Clover No 1 1155041850 No 2 11100415 00 No 3 $100041350 sample 18001150 Straw s900etv950 OW PLAY INGtcat) LAST TIMES TODAY! Buddy Rogers "VARSITY" Weed ny Performanr-4 Math If 2 fne Nites 64 5 gid 6 40 Xidc1ps OW PLAYING ropo st LAST TIMES TODAY! Rogers Buddy VARSITY' Weed ny Performanr-4 Nrathlev 2 fne Nites 645 gid 6 40 Xidclo-s alk Secrecy Is Maintained as to Plana or Moth Long and Short late A May Get Additional Foreign I'rrunh IIUNhA of lite Representative liorun't Say heiher lie 1 IU Hun (Ay thP Associated Prxrvarr KY Dec 24--John Langley former representative from the tenth district who was paroled from Atlanta penitentiary December 18 1926 after serving eleven months on a liquor charge and was given a full pardon last Saturday today sent his constituents a Christmas message saying his wife Mrs Katherine Langley who replaced him in congress would not be a candidate to succeed himself in 1930 Mr Langley said he had not made up his mind yet whether he would run for office A BRITISH' LABOR PLAN LOCA bEcuti1'r1lL3 Mims Lydia Adklimon Word was received here yesterday of the death of Miht4 Lydia Adkisson In Houston Tex Miss Adkisson had been a teacher all her lite at Clinton and mar shall Mo and for more than thirty years in Houston She leaves two sisters Miss Jean Adkisi5on and Mrs Mark Morrin Blue Ridge boulevard Funeral services will be held at Houston and burial will be in Elmwood cemetery here STA TINO DAV A (IREAT 81(1 PROCIRA Special Sound HAUNTED HOUSE' Special Stage BAND" Fire run feature "ThA Rargr" and otnr Fve Rol Far No eRra program ip Ear Services for mrs Della costello Funeral services for Mrs Delia Costello el years old a resident of Kansas City fifty years who died Saturoay night at her home 3001 HIghland avenue will be held at 9 o'clock Thursday at St Vincent's Catholic church 3106 Flora avenue PARKING THOOST FREE 3017 1 it 1 ELLS S000 1115 1 Dec oil wells cuutity are averaging a total at nearly 8000 barrels a day The suer hich came at 1800 bar'ocpiLbec 3 flowed 3410 barrels In at went v-four hours as compared 410u loirreis in the preceding twenty Nurs 01 men believe thla well Wee heti Marland on company was io cau it to prevent it from ruining 11r15 hi the Wright Pool five miles or the city mad 4225 barrels I lost tventy-tour hours In the first rvtwo dtvt of December these four Tieldfd a total of 85000 barrels The veil No 1 Wright has produced Auoi When the field was barrels of oil worth $330 ThrtV-Ine Wells are now drilling in LI) 1111T 1'1 11 Kq Dec may be 5ection of Kansas in veto to ccitioiling production after wella 'irought ticAirdirtir to Ray Collins of oil UnwIrc of the Mid-continent field kiIP st a few davit aim to et tile Wright block near Valley r-tIr good producers that the 1Aiglit NO 3 for which a rig blnit be delayed NO other have been made to county Mr Collins has intl I proaram to prevent over: may be worked out early in 1929 roi 'lit TEXAS WELL ELLS ifl Dec ceutite are averag ddAiLN of 101111V 8000 barrels rtdo exher which came al NI 3 flowed 3410 peva at went i-four hours 410o in the preced Nurs men believe th when Mor land on co io cou it to Prevent It lams (rels Ili the Wright Pool Itto city made 4 tot tweittv-tour hourc rvtwo da of December Tieldcd total Of 85000 bi veil No 1 Wright ha Au211t a when the fieli barrels of oil Thirty-hie wells are now on I il vitucaur Dec 3coi Hi 5ection Of Kam to cLtttoiling production a ithordinit to Rai oil unwire of the Mid-cull skluested a feW (it Wright block rood DroduCer the wialit NO 3 for 1 built be delayed haie been madi 1 ti011 Mr Collins a nroaram to pri tray be worked out ea' iII Tit TEXAS A HOLIDAY ALL SOUND BILL! Marion Davies Wm Haines SIM 700 Cincinnati VIA 870 Chicago tinter Witches Columbia Network LOWTICV hour to KMOX MHO WSM 650 Nashville Cra Orchestra ai o'Clock WRAP 800 Port Worth Maytag Rtimb lots NB( system Real Yolks to WJZ WREN Columbia network Vitaphone Jubilee Lour to KM0X KM130 9:09 KT118 800 Rot Borings Reouest KYW 1020 Chicago Concert program KDKA U80 Pittpburgh Orchestra Columbia network Dicaerib's "Christmat Carol" to KMOX NBC system Meier Davis orchestra to wz WJR 750 Detroit Bergin's orchestra W18 870 Chicago tierman hour VIA 700 Cincinnati orchestra WOU 1000 Davenport travel lecture 9:30 o'Cloek KOA 810 Denver Play "Why the Chimes RIM" WCCO 810 Minneapolis-St Paul Hamlin hour NBC svstem Noel Antique to WEAr WWJ WFAA WHAL K81) WOW WON 720 Chicago Secital WJR 750 Detroit Cotton Pickera W18 870 Chicago WLS kilppodroMe vaw 700 Clucinnati Thomakton Troupers WS ltd 6:0 Nashville Courtesy program 10:00 o'Clock CKOW 880 Toronto Orchestra 1(00 790 Oita land Sieger's NBC system Boitainv a music to WA? KOA WON 720 Chicago Tomorrow's Trib WI8 870 Chicago Ponular program NBC avstem Christmas Carols Dr Cadman to WJZ KYW KDKA WItZ W8M 650 Nashville W8M orchestra 10010 o'Clork CSITIO 890 Calgary Studio program KT118 b00 tiot Springs Specialties I I :00 o'Clock CNRW 780 Winnipeg Capital theater KOA 830 Deriver Concert orchestra KYW 1020 Chicago Edgewater Beach orchestra Columbia network Carol service to wMAQ KMOX WLW 700 Cincinnati Gibson orchestra Uncle of Senator Curtin Hie's OKLAHOMA CITY Dec funeral of Noah Curtis 84 uncle of Charles Curtis States senator from Kansas and vice-president-elect was held here today Mr Curtis died yesterday at the home of his son Frank Curtis Mr Curtis served as an Indian fighter He was stationed several years at Ft Cobb Ok 4 ROADS AND WEATHER I Is WDAF "SHOW PEOPLE" Transfer of 311111on 3ten to Cnio Is Considered (By the Amciated Prete LONDON Dec 24--The recent pronouncements of labor leaders notably that of Arthur Henderson former labor home secretary have led to rumors that the party at the next general election will make one of its main planks a scheme to transfer at least million men from Great Britain to the dominions with free passages and guaranteed employment at fixed minimum wages WITH 17 STARRING STARS-A SOUND HIT! THE CITY ItitoADCASTING STATION ttC-NY Movlelone FUZZY KNIGHT" NIr Sinalvz Corned lag 86und Stwcictv 1 a resiatt Marke 1s 13ut Sinn athol Xmas cnee wtil a solo 3Ist and Trooat DIRECTION OR MICKEY GROSS EVENINGS I-9 ADULTS 15e CHILDREN I Bid and asked oUotatione of Soma Of the Istocks or local companies and the regular dividend rates se ouoted by bolsoin Wheeler Co are here shown: Stocks Div Birk Asked 'Am Asphalt foot tl'e 100 Associated as I 1114 Va bo Associated 0 10314 105 Benzo Gas 62 :7 Bird Oro Sto Inc war 20 28 Butler Mfg Co 7 104 Central Coal Coke in 40 ill Central Coal Coke 60 fill Central Surety 641a 117l4 Colitate-Pniolive-Peet 112 77 80 Colizate-Proolive-Peet to 6 99 101 Cook Pain Co $4 58 Diversified Inv 10 10 Employers Reinsurance 38 39 Gleaner Corn nary $4 116 117 Ruttier bead ta Zino 4'4 5 11 Lee Mere Co 53 66 Irving-Pitt tn 7 104 ft 0 Laundry 1st 7 100 102 It 0 Life Insurance 16 1150 1275 0 Power Light ri 6'' 109 112 0 Public Service 4 6 0 Public Service 1 38 42 ft Title Trust 8 170 180 Lucky Tiger 5c me 650 CIE Nat Tel iti Corn 0 0 105 107 Nat Tel Corp it 3350 b2142 8314 Sheffield Steel $2 (5 16 Sher field Steel 7 103 105 Bell Tel Co 1: 7 118 119 Western Auto Sup $3 lil 63 Western Auto Sup war 2 3 Western Auto Sup 0 6 103 104 BONDS Campbell Bak lst 611-4 1943 104 105 Cent Coal 0 1st 6ii '33-42 1011 10214 Cent Coal Coke 6148 1944 102l2 104 Dicke liii Clay Mfg 928-40 99 101 Dierks Lumb Co es 1931-41 100 101 Dew Port Cem 1st es 29-'42 100 101 0 Bolt Nut 6101'28-39 10114 102 a Clay Co St JR 68 'et 25 lti 0 Kaw Valley West 4s '47 121S 25 0 Pub Seri 1st es 1951 '79 83 Mo Pow Lt lot Wis 'b-J 1031y 101 Long-Bell Lumber 68 '42-'46 90ke 9299 Manhattan Oil ist ts 1931 100 101 Oregon-Am Lumber es 1942 99 100 Pickering Lumber lot es '46 98' a 100 Continuous -1 610 Kilocycles (Central Standar(' Time) TONIGHT'S PROGRAMS 5 30 to 6 o'clock (School of the Marketaranta weather forecast road reoort: address MADRID LAST TIME TONIGHT BUDDY ROGERS mequo1 6 to 6:30 Christmas Tree proven LI a SauDr Snry MAIN AT 38TH ePONO Operation for Ceorge Peabody BALTIMORE MD Dec George Foster Peabody philanthropist and former national Democratic treasurer was operated on in Johns Hopkins hospital today His condition was reported as being "highly satisfactory" 6:10 to 7 Johnson's orchestra Hotel Ssuenlebaell "VARSITY" Adults 40c Children 10c SEE sod MAR EITDDY ii Ile i SOTND laullsble picture Also Showing Frtns Comedy Fables News 7 to 7:30 program 730 to 1130 Gypsies 830 to 9:30 Motors Faintly Party Evenings 7 and 9 BoX Office Opens at 6:30 Staring Tomorrow Matopo a I 0 CLARA POW ne FLEM 8 And CHARLIE CHAPLIN in -EASY STREET' Worth' eN Dec Oil No I ()raw in the Raccoon Bend Aliqui county 01 flowing 2500 barirc11 1260 feet This is third for the area and gives the putc(ilo production of 1200 Mira octrutal Production of 7500 bare1 being taken from Humbie's 1 conoced pipe line to Harris Worth Dec 24-1 Ni: I in the Ra Cuunty I flOviing 31's ircul 3260 feet Th ell for the area sone ptdtdd111 production Of vtetia OrOdUCtiOn of being taken fror coholc'ed pipe line PIMTO PLATS BY MARTIN CODEI WASHINGTON Dec announcement by the federal radio commission within a few days will reveal Its disposition of the highly important communication channels in the long and short wave bands Most important of the decisions will be one that may grant a franchise for the establishment of a new radiotelegraph network linking the larger cities of the United States and competing directly with existing wire services Although the commission is main-taming the utmost secrecy about its decisions on the nonbroadcasting bands the indications today were that the Universal Wireless Communications Company will be awarded enough channels for the domestic mcesage-carrying network This concern a newcomer in the radio field is backed by a group of Buffalo capitalists and is reputed to be sufficiently fortified with patents to establish the service without outside aid The Radio Corporation of America and the Mackay Radio and Telegraph Company the latter affiliated with the Postal Telegraph system will probably be awarded additional transoceanic channels for foreign communication They may also secure channels for point-to-point wireless services along the Pacific Coast and on the Great Lakes But their applications for intercity networks rivalling or supplementing the wire system and serving as "feeders" into their Trans-Atlantic and Trans-Pacific circuits will probably be rejected in favor of the Universal group The question of monopoly In law's requirement that wire and wireless companies shall not be the nation-wide service promised by the Universal company ha7e served to win over a majority of the commission led by Chairman Ira Robinson to the advent of a new operator in the radio field The networks proposed by the A and postal interests would have covered about thirty-five cities each It is understood that allotments of short waves for emergency uses by power companies police railroads fireboats and airplane landing fields will be made by the commission effective January 1 No specific channel assignments will be announced until later The task thus far concluded merely consisted of setting aside certain parts of the radio spectrum for special classes of use and indicating some of them that shall use the bands ROCKHILL th Morrill Moore at the Organ 59 :15 Free Parking Space 930 to 10 Jim and Ills Dandies ftoeo V-Wo0 TRENDS OF FOREIGN TRADE 1 tr Q11 rr a la It rit )0 hr Ca OC ler Si 4 -C 0 :111 a1-1 'rr 37 rt reP la cr I Har' Mp cd: ler I I a I cer COLLEEN MOORE "LILAC TIME" COLLEEN MOORE "LILAC I 10 'n Ands 10:15 to 10:45 Stnaers 10:45 to 11:15 and Tuck in Wth i (Jary Cooper The greatest air spectacle of the see The sweetest lute story of Cie day CAMEO COMEDY 'LUCKY LICCK- Kiddies tree matinee Christmas party starts at Do r't migs this kiddlea TOMORROW ONLY BUSTER KEArON IN "COULEOE Now Meet Americas 1 Boy Friend! iNNZ 41 Buddy's Best! Love! Youth! Romance! s7j 1115 to 11:45 Johnson Hotel Mueillebech 11:45 to 12 ouarlet 12 to 1 a frolic 1 New Comanche Poe 1 Nt'clif Dec et el have rod In the Comanche district County in their No 2 Bush tvhich flowed 150 barrels hours from sand penetrated ft(t Iii (m4cr Iii Fox Field Ok Dec 24-8inc1air Oil end 1A8 a new gasser in the Fos Ca0er County in its No 5 Daughvvion 29-2s-3w which is making 30 null feet with rock Pressure 3 975 now' Us It is producing from 9rutzed St '2486 to 2639 feet Nell: torn a ch Oa Dec aroduarr in the Comanc itobeni County in their :2 which flowed I 1ica hours from sand 41 ft(t tiwier lii Fox Ok Dec 24-8incla has a new gasser Carter County iii its No VCIion '29-2S-3W which 30 nullIon feet with roc 915 courds It is Droch wood at 2486 to 2639 le Missouri Roads good and weainer clear Kansas Roads fair to good and weather clear except clotiolv at Topeka Coffeyville and Ottawa Oklahoma Roads good and weather clear The information bureau of the Automo bile Club of Kansas City tcives free iiformation regarding road conditions and routes Tourists anti motorists generally may obtain thts information either at the clubs main office Linwood boulevard and Baltimore or at the branch information bureau in the lobby of the Hotel Baltimore The clubs telephone number is Westport 4333 Emblems tallich will identliv visiting tourists as guests of Kansas City are available tree at either officej APOLL UL 0 RICHARD DIX in 'MORAN of the MARINES 'MORAN of the MARINES ON THE AIR TONIGHT a71- NZ2ri garoxiat Omar With RUTH ELDER LInwood and Troost Pctur Who picture t113 is! It us: mud A Paramount IP rarevuth action! Pell Full of DIX Fun! Comedy and New WARWICK 3M9a2i7n Childrutt en 310occ 7:159:15 WERNER OWNER-L WALKER MGR RIG BOY COMEDY-NEWS BEAR A "MIKE" LENGE AND HIS ORIGINAL ORPHEUM ORCHESTRA COLLEEN MOORE in "LILAC TIME" Twr tud kr il omeone Joke sk NIARX BPJAN 11 Budly is a dean of a girls oh gek what 1 GI AMUSEMENTS Pows fife 41 42 et? 14 DANCE! 1LINWOOD DISH GIVEN FACH LADY! "SUBMARINE" 0:00 O'Clock CKCW MO Toronto Musicale KFAB 770 Lincoln Concert program KM1i0 950 Kansas City Concert program KYW 1020 Chicago Ramp's orchestra wBAP 800 Fort Worth Seven Aces WOCO 810 Minneapolis-St Paul Sports WCFL 90 Chicago Dinner music WON 720 Chicago Uncle Quin 4rift 750 Detroit Lingeman minstrels WJJO 750 Mooseheart Petite symphony NBC System Cook Travelog to WIZ KDKA WMAQ 670 Chicago Dance orchestra WOW 590 Omaha Riviera theater WSM 650 Nashville Studio orchestra Was 740 Atlanta Smartt orchestra WWJ 020 Detroit Courtesy program 0:30 o'Clook C4I10 600 Ottawa Uncle Dick CNRW 780 Winnipeg Dinner music KMA 930 Shenandoah Varied program KDKA 980 Pttsburgh One Minute De111011 strators NBC System James MacDonald to WEAP KVOO WFAA WHK 1390 Cleveland Health talk NBC System Rosy and Gang to WJZ WREN KWK KOA WRVA 1110 Richmond "Night Before Chtistmas" Finimbed Goodie Exports Deerenite In Food Esporix WASHINGTON Dec 24--Some striking major trends in American foreign trade are shown in a bulletin issued by the foreign commerce department of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States Nine-month exports by value this year are 8 per cent more than the 5-year average but imports are only 15 per cent greater Exports of finished manufactures by value gained 25 per cent while foodstuffs exports fell 23 per cent Canada our best market taking 19 per cent of our exports gained 29 per cent over the average Automotive exports by value are 77 per cent above the average industrial machinery 72 per cent agricultural machinery 54 per cent Raw silk imports by quantity are 29 per cent above the average rubber 12 per cent Sugar is 11 per cent below the average "Our foreign trade for the first three quarters of 1928" the bulletin says "totaled 6628 million dollars nearly 5 per cent greater than the average for the five corresponding 9- month periods of 1923-1927 Exports amounted to 3559 million dollars the largest since 1920 14 per cent above 1927 and 8 per cent over the 5-year average Imports amounting to 3070 million dollars were 27 per cent below the 1927 total and 15 per cent above the 1923-1927 average prospect at 3Ist Jack Holt Ralph Graves Dorothy Revier Pronnsnce I and 9 Submarine" for suspense and intensity Surpasses Ans Motion Comedy News Picture seon in Years SHOWS 2 TO 11 CHRISTMAS EVE PARTY Cage awl Poultry Elsewhere Dec gathered 19c down 1 to 2 cents: ordinarY unciangcd to 1 cent lower extras 48c down 12 tvdards 43c down 4 cent hens 20e: broilurs 3ue: 20c: turicks 24e: geese 21se prices at Chicago: Storiimeartii December 47c: storage rds JanUarl 457iC 3tandarth December 325sc: refrig firstv January 20Nc: fresh gathered February 2-i lac Dec firsts 1 rent extras se andards 49e unchanged heavy hens 22c light lac prfl 6e ducks 24c: geese Vbrk De: eatli23 y4 42e down 1 cent Butnimtv 92 score 4U 4834c down blab No 2 packing stocks 35tc poultri--Irregular: chickens 2511 3tle: broilers 32 ft 43e: roosters 231136e: ducks 30c: geese ilgat will Poultry 3Ia Deo 39c down 1 to 2 cento 31430c utionangcd to 1 lr--Creanory extras 48c tadar3s 481 down he hens 26c D'rra! J9 311c db3 eocie 24c: geese prices at Chico Etanoorti December 471 ards JanUarl 45'1lic Ern 3tandarth December 325 firstv January 26Ne: fres FebruarV 2-i lac Dec unt a a' sandards 49c heavy hens 18c rprinrJ 26c ducks frit De: firsts 2ilYti 42c down 1 92 score 4Pti ft 41 (Int No 2 packing stm chicken 23 30c: broilers 32 ft th'ic 2311 Mc: ducks 3 rLnA 't-7iEs TIVOLI LAST TIMES TODAY SYNCHRONIZED MEISIC 17'10 Otist: 0 I Year Thp Frolic! At smith 13 1k "THE WEDDING MARCH ERICH VON it Tur IITETITIttir 1111 i Indlitna Extra AtiTniltinr STROI1E151'S Extra Attirossior sETRRicoHilEynoiN TONITE No ILAA TT 14111111U With FAY WRAY and Tremerdoqs Cast Added Christmas Specialties COLONIAL "THE GOOD-BYE KISS PU3L11 Covurioitt 1928 by he North Awerican Newsnaner Aihanee (The Kansas Cita Star and assoctated newsvanerso 39th and Woodland WITH JOHNNY BURKE SALLY FILERS NIATTY KEMP and 9 Adm 13c-10e News Events and TODiCS of the Day Added DEATHS IN GREATER KANSAS CITY OAK PARK ALICE WHITE the Gal with IT Plus GIRL" Prosneet at 40th in I nL 311U Li Shows OUR THIRD ANNIVERSARY WEEK STARTS TOMORROW Prosneet at 40th in "THE SHOW Shows on 7:00 o'Cloek 600 Ottawa Concert orcleatra KEN? 890 Shenandoah Letter Basket WCEL 970 Chicago Ensemble WLS 870 Chicago Scrim Book WLIA 700 Cincinnati Organ Columbia Network MI Dan Cing Christmas Eves to KMOL KMBO WOO 1000 Davenport Book Man 7:30 KSTP 1460 St Paul Melody Musketeers NBC System Automatic Duo Discs to Wa WLW SYW KINK VMS 870 Chicsao Musical orOgram Columbia Network- Ce Co Couriers to KMOX WRVA 1110 Richmond Chriatmas In Old Virginia 1VST1 650 Nashville Studio WSB 740 Atlanta Concert 8:00 o'Clock CFCA 840 Toronto Philharmonic symphony CKOW 960 Toronto Symphony orchestra KOA 830 Denver Musical Pirates WBBM 770 Chicago Buster's Poppers WCCO 810 Minneapolis-St Paul Wufalirt's orchestra W111 750 Detroit Entertainers BAGDAD Minnie Bosse 61 years old died today at her home 333 Bellefontaine avenue She leaves her husband Henry Bosse of the home four sons Henry A Bosse Chillicothe Mo Richard A Bosse Santa Barbara Cal: Charles A Bosse Springdale Ark and Gustav Bosse of the home and three daughters Mrs Austin Hudson 2716 Quincy avenue: Mrs Dyer of the home and Mrs Leslie Hinds 2616 East Twenty-ninth street Funeral services will be held at 10 o'clock Wednesday at the home tihntive In Alfa lin Ha) Of alfalfa hay were steady to and her classes of hay unchanged of ollalla ranged from SI550 to $nl $ILl: timothy a1450 were: Alfalfa 77 cars: plairie 161111e In Malin es of alfalfa hay were ate end ether classes of hay of Walla ranwed front 616 t15 s12: timothy 8145C hots it ere: Alfalfa 71 cal NOW SHOWING tBT5II Her MR IL romantic role! 4lli i LOVE carries him the brink of disaster A Met ro- Goldwyn- Pic- C- tare kr the clk 10111111 lope 0Ao ROD LA ROCQUE SUE CAROL in "CAPTAIN SWAGGER" Laurel and Hardy in "Their Pnrole Moment" Traost at 27th The NeW Pla-Mor Orchestra CHRISTMAS DAY MATINEE 25c Per Person EXTRA! Christmas Night GEO LEE NIAIN AT 32ND On 2701 1 or Bentrm 6111ws 7154 :00 MURRAY ALICE WHITE the Gal with IT Plus in "THE SHOW GIRL" ty Today's Cross Word Puzzle 'el oay PROSPECT tOSPECT "MOTHER KNOWS BEST" EDNA FERBER'S 2Gth Prosoect --I I With Madge Bellamy The Home ot Perfected "Talkies" GILLHAM AND OILLTIAt 9:00 13c-I0c LON CHANEY ANITA PAGE "WHILE THPE 'CITY SLEEPS" 0 stit Murphy 62 years old died today of heart disease at his home 3503 Garner avenue He leaves his widow Mrs Bose Elizabeth Murphy three daughters Miss Anna Murphy Miss Marguerite Murphy and Miss Christine Murphy and two sons John Murphy jr and Francis Murphy all of the home: two other daughters Mrs Gibby 3918 Scarritt avenue and Mrs John Mullin 529 Brooklyn avenue: another son Joseph Murphy 703 Monroe avenue: three sisters Miss Bridget Murphy Garnett Kas Miss Kate Murphy Agricola Kft9 and Mrs Peter Gorman Amiot Kas and four brothers William Murphy Joseph Murphy Thomas Murphy and Leo Murphy all of Agricola Kas UPTOWN STRAND HIS PRIVATE LIFE" :15 and 9:00 Our Gang and Max Davidson Comedes News BROADWAY AT THIRTY-SEVENTH at PLA-MOR WESTPORT Comedy 'School Beeinz" and Ca rt00 43d Sz Nrerrier: Shows 7 F) 9Adm I Oc-130 "White Shadows in the South Sea" Featuring Monte Blue On Mr Stan 311 1 CIIRIsTMAS KIDDIE SHOW vith 20 Dancintr Do Us Under he Direction of Miss Marie Kelley Loevra Midland Grand Orchestra Julius LIM Con NIGHTS 40c CHILDREN 10c AT ALL TIMES SENSATIONAL TALKING PICTURE Allophone Act Willi JACK BENNY in "Bright Moments' LINDBERGH OPENS TOMORROW 10c-I5c ORPHEUm TTel0eNphlIonEe HA AT 806:3905 'GIVE and TAKE' NEPTUNE 39th and Bell Corned New ERICH VONT STROHEIM FAY WR AY "THE WEDDING MARCH" MATINEE TOMORROW 2:30 hear and Fee Kng Aifonso of Spain on Fox Movie lone Fiarting A GARBO and John Oilbert in "A Woman of Affairs" A MetroGoldwyn-Mayer SOUND Picture Roth 72 years old died yesterday at the home 1703 South Thirteenth street Kansas City Kansas He leaves the widow Mrs Anna Roth of the home: four daughters Miss Katharine Roth Miti8 Frieda Roth and Miss Alice Roth of the home and Mrs A Klinger 2200 East Thirty-seventh street four sons Roth Burlingame Cal A Roth and Louis Roth of the home and A Roth 6210 East Fourteenth street a sister Mrs William Brandroeyer Burlington Ia and a brother of Germany Tomorrow Afternoon CHRISTMAS MATINEE 25c 50c 75c and $100 r'i io i) rik' 'i :2 4 riJ 111 III L-0 1 i '1 3 k' '7' 5 -'e il 50 i 1 1133- 55 56 i II 4 -73 -4 -to 49 Do 11 3A (3 53 0 1 9 61 t)'A 11 6 3 WIN 111 mid 1 41 74 -lo '0 7 III 111 111 MEM 0 la aro mil Vi r-- I Hear GEORGE SIDNEY end JEAN HERSHOLT Speak You'll Roar With Glee Don't Miss the Fun SOUTH TROOST L57 ITH KUUS ''''''71317i BALTIS FRED THOMSO1: in BALTIS Shows Ad 1Ce-1net "WHITE SHADOWS of the SOUTH SEAS" Comedr Nowt 9 9 NO ADVANCE-REGULAR PRICES "KIT CARSON MAINSTREET COMEDY-TOPICS--LATE NEWS First Run tailbone Acts BURNS KISSEN I THE INGENUES "Dank Yon" I "Syncopation Sweeties" THE HAPPINESS BOYS Special Xmas Attraction The trier-Ketcham Corporation Present the well known comedienne Adm 15c-10a Ruler Knows Best' CENTRAL WALDO 75th Washington: Parking! Organ! Filmdom's tales! Sensation! ALICE GIRL" Snapshots 1k14t4: 50e Pliotoplav at 1:10 4:00 5:30 8:00 Xmas Brings the Biggest Show of the Season A GALA CARNIVAL OF FUN MISS MARY BOLAND PERFORMANCES 7 and 9 Cora Lee Zeigler 41 years old died today at the home 1706 Preeman avenue Kansas City Kansas She leaves her husband John Zeigler of the home two daughters Mrs Harold De Moss 2405 Lafayette avenue Kansas City Kansas and Mrs Seth Riddle 1310 Wood avenue Kansas city Kansas four sons John Zeigler Jr William Daniel Zeigler Milo Zeigler and Harold Lee Zeigler all of the home: her mother Mrs Nora Pearson of the home her father Douglass Little Williamsport Pa and one INDIANA 10C 41st Indiana Show AST STIOWINri Tomo Irr! "THE TERROR" Fables Novelty BEAUFORT Prospect Ett 59th Adm 10c-15c: Johnny Burke Saflv Eners The Good-Bye Ktas" Our Gang Comedy Late Nevs A 110P I LATE STAR OP "CRADLE SNATCHERS" In Her Successful Hit "MEET THE WIFE" A Real Comectv Built for Lonyhs SUPPORTED BY THE FULL CAST OF The OberfelderKetcham Players Started by Dickson Nieman 'Mei Ulm Drama ot Red Dols ta Russia and Wild Sights 171 Pam Open Evenings Till 9 Come See and Hear Our Many Big Values in CIRCLE 10c News 36th-PIospeee Reel 9:00 "Street Iliusion" ith Virginia Valli and Ian Keith Out Gang" Comedy MARLBOROUGH Elst Paseo Shows 7'15-n MONTE BLUE "WHITE SHADOWS IN THE SOUTH SEAS Comedy NeNt BILLIE DOVE IN WITH AN 0 NO A "AST OodbN Ntoration" oD pC 1 ON THE STAGE ARTHUR FUILILMAS DIES EAST ston I cAsT stoE RADIO 25c to 8150! 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A lump -A 1ernio'n "Enticeine glarine -Elevates 'Make rep el 6:1 --GrallLA I -Pmetrat -1listrilill est intinish Ei ltt -Po tot re "Ablan 'One "Rain at Bellamy 'Mother Knows Best' Free Parktng for Your Convemence BELMONT 56" St Madge Shows Comedy Paramount News SHUBERT HUBERT Vivacious sparkling exponent of modern comedy and song she sends Old Broadway's "Merry Christmas" wish to you in the Vitaphone Jubilee tonight TONIGHT 8:20 "The Power 'Of the Press" 0 Rite-- Merrymaking Mystery Comedy LOIE BRIDGE PLAYERS Cantor's Smnsh Presenting "SICK A BED 19 NEW YEAR'S MIDNITE FROLIC Reerve Seats Now On Sale A DENNIS STEwART is DEAD ladep it Prospect Shows 7 VISTA 'THE SKULL CHE SKULL' Jack Carroll Znne Orey's "Water Hole" Conitnuous Shows Christmas Dow' 1 5 Ba11180 ST JOHN 10c st and Askew 0w a 15-900 Edward Evtrert flortm Alec Francis in Ldward Alot prLnels "THE TERROR" AT loc Ind" and Itardesl 6hows la-900 CONRAD FL PFNEE ADDRPE in "THE NIICHIGAN KID" NEW MAPLE 311 ard Van Brunt P1kua Snncet BLISTER KEATON 'THE GENERAL" A Vni(ed ArDs AMOUNT NEWS PANTAGES 0 0 Staged( by Victor Morley A Fascinating HighSpirited Mirth Provoking Thriller YOU'LL WHOOP WITH LAUGHTER Eves 75c to $250: ed Mat 50c to $150 Sat Mat 500 to 112 00 P4-11111C ADMIRAL fith TrAcv '7'15-9 U0 "So THIS IS LOVE" Witn SHIRLEY MASON Comedy Pneumonia 1 Filial to the Courtne Mo Farmer Dennis Stewart 81 years old a resident of Jackson County since 1854 died of pneumonia last night at his home In Courtney He was a farmer Surviving are his widow Mrs Elizabeth Stewart three daughters Mrs Smiley Stafford Kas Mrs Mann Independence Mo and Mrs Adams Chicago and five sons Frank and Clarence Stewart of the home Don and Leonard Stewart Independence MO and Ernst Stewart Seattle NOW PLAYING MIDGET FOLLIES A stagetul of tiny folks MISSOURI IISSOURI DIAMOND 15th ST Pro5neet 11tow 7 1 io -White Shadows or the South Sep" ith Monte Blue and Raouel Torres Coutedv 8:20 I Anne Nichols' Great Comedy 11 I 10 saCilM20 0 Caralt ePOND Ma a 1- 0 I MO 1113 Olga 0 MU itk I es ID EEaE 0 3 ir J4E -0 75 Li VITAPHONE clut2tY onkht 8:30 BONAVIVNrurE thive 10c Shows 71 rirev 71tinimt brict Mae In "San Francotoo Nght itenLers big cehutir grocerv EMPIRE 10c 6417 15th SLows "SAY IT WITH SABITSCOmedr 'AM'S IRISH ROSE' and 4 Other Acts ON THE SCREEN FOIL JA NIES NA ST11011E Special Holiday Seats Reserved "THE APACHE" No Matter What You Want It Will Save You Time and Money to Use Star Want Ads 50c 75c $100 Higher A 1 Nrorrqm NIT131 Service Will lie Iltedneistill' Mora-ling at Lintimer Chntiel fo: Eti-lj WITH AROARET LIVINCISION poN UVAR 1004- MMEEMPtiJ finIMMEINIMMEMMEIN2MOM101001MNIMMIMIIP11110111.