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The Morning Call from Paterson, New Jersey • 16

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The Morning Calli
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JTHK PATERSON MORNING THURSDAY, JAN. 17, 1929. i OIXTKKN ef'it. Hut aha ww hustlad ft tbe studio by th side rived, I ass ens which hat been clod for Ave j-ear beeauae of the mysterious death of ana i naa not opporiunuy 10 mensM door, and, entering tha front lobby, 1-CVrB her. Rverythlng la so uncx a popular aclor.

Suddently an at that aha is unsatisfied. However, Better Than School AMUSEMENTS SOD BUSTER'S SECTION I can talk to her ana, tenson will bar. I beline that she will see thil thta cha4ee la foi her own nooti to Colored "Gtft GH" IW poke to the gatsman aa If I ware a stranger seeking admittance, Tnen I took a position nathe-tpMoarit. observed' her, and filially fngeged her in- convereatlon." After a fw nomnMik with bue-fyed Vondetl I knew beyond question hgirtihe and none other wae to ba 4he, flrt ifttle ftrl Mv. Alleh sad.

by fwo womefi have taken charge' tempt la msde put on tha same play In which hemet hla death, with tha original oaat a far as possible. Tha ghost of-the murdered Mar Mem to thater. Strang and fearful thing happen during rhearals Mysterious wkfnlng threaten the actor, T1Y opening nUeht i a riot -of chills arid thrill with a niahlng climax. The plctur a veritable breath taker and advance reports consider It be the SUNDAV Rttui Llttk FaJii That 'joran Ml ertw to proves oy'tne caJ of lltMa'Acla- qunriiea In EINgland HAROLD In talking pictures: "On Warner B'roa. latest nll-talklng Vltaphone special la at tbe Fabian theater all' this week.

One of the latest novelties that haa WETTYEN AG It tW LTIHA AtilOT, diegaw Ait beat nmtery picture ever made. Been iinniurea nn aotinc a'- Tha companion feature, "Nothing cmpanlment Is a ait Ulsney cartoon, ptoduceflj with all the sound effects, making this individual subject the moX Popular subject on tha program. It Is the first ttfn tlnce to Wear." la a clever comdy drain full of auepenae, thrllla-nd henrty laughts. I'filque In plot, tha story In woven around the time worn cry of women throughout the ages. It Ooontf Kstensk lnk Martin, sixteen-year-old eolored "gift girl." who waj removed fiom tha home of Mr.

and Mrs. Theron Alleti. of Uttle Falls, on saturduj to ba plated Ih tha care of welfare wofken her own ffcta In tit she might r-celvo an adftca tla. For ever sin re aha the heme ot "Big Boa" and aa aha called the Allans, Jw Negress ha been ujV2PJV i Pines ta morn ta n)nljr' trJemlrf she ever had." However, lit tl At rnuaA 'am- ami hear it. and receive tttW- eduoatlo "onke linirM tbm wStmtaZS1 IB ALltruS I aRAKF LINING (B AiTSAWljrCWTBrCI tSVlw- Jj sparkles with apontaneoue numor I torn it a.

uoartboaae, I'aierson. M. i. land unuaual situations. A gorgeoua sound motion pictures have been at the Knhlan that great applause has greeted any on subject.

A single reel comdey. tha Pathe news events, also the Fox Movle'onc news. In voice, sound ajvl action, rounds out the balance of the pro- that la being offerai her. WMnyst 'j Today la dafry day at Trentog- and I am there and hope to sao a good grain, background of clothes, luxurious settings and picturesque locations attract the eye. while the.

rapid Are action will keep tbe audience In a continuous roar of laughter. The cast Includes Jacqueline Logan, Bryont Washburn. Theodore Von KHz. Jane Winton and others of equsl note. The attractions for the balance of this weak are: "Singapore Mutiny," with Kstelle Taylor and Ralph lnca and ''Honeymoon Kbit" with George remain in ino unknown worm pi local colored settletunt, aurroifnded by a sea of new fxb4-m tWdy Strang- lessons that are difficult ami uhintersstlna.

For vyWday Mrs Camp Director Barnes Visiti Paterson flt BUS SERVICE Allan stated that tha young girl bac OMarMar fare. I where ahe haa bean MHtft: yaV PATCRSON Lewis and Dorothy Culllver. fourteen years. Mrs. Allen said tMhvwt! tWutajW times against contamination by disease bacteria.

Whenever milk Is shipped great distances and must be handled extensively before reaching the conaumer, It Is procuaad by a heat treatment known as pasteurisation. Thit I a prlclas eafeguard of public health because It destroys all disease baotarla It any be preant in tha milk. "Certified milk has long been In a claaa by itself as a product free from disease bacteria and la produced to meet a specified need. It kuppllea th baby, the Child, and thin valid a milk from" which vry form of contamination haa bean excluded by unfailing adherence to the most rigid production technlqua. It is produced under rfl'dicsl supervision and because oi its high cost cannot be used as a "general source of milk auppty.

lTrTAlW.PATKB80?7 EXPRESS 8' Oiftoa, Bloomfleld, Newark. ai- HI feeling for tha abrupt whlcih her "bound beff crowd of local dairymen before the day 1 over. The fact la that while i his is Monduy and fifty pef cai of our staff are out alck'4ght now. Sickness surely doss tie up anyone activities and It only u-kv a time like this to draw it to attention. Ther8 Bre othef beside flu.

grip and colds, however, that do tla up folka and some of those diseases may be caused in milk, so think I will grje you today, an article written by Button, of the dairy department of the agricultural college at New Brunswick, which he wrote, for. me to broadcat oxer VODA. By the way. we ar "up In the air" again, but the day I now Monday and the hour 7:45. Tuns In.

Here 'lr Professor Buttmjs article, which should be IntertmtlmV tonour readers, who are consumers, as well iHi leave Market ana Clarti Gives Talk About the Opening of Wawayanda This Seaion. i E. W. Barnes, director of Camp Wawayanda visited the local Y. M.

C. A. yesterday. Va.aij'anda( Is the boys' camp operated by the state taken from her in spite of tha fact that she confessed sh was jurprhted days: 1:00 A.M., t.lt A. If with the "harsh Northern viewpoint 7:00 A.M..

tend every 10 mlnuttJ until 10:0 P.M.; then every 10 ramJ of the whole matter, aha aald that she wanted Acl to hava tha Utes until 1X1 midnight. ft) BaturdsTi and tundava: 0:00 A and trtry I atlats Utltll 10.00 A vmm HAVER A vantage and aduaadon thAt bar people can give. Ad ttaliavea that will be for her own td tf star Was GARDEN. Battle of the "The Battle of the Sexea" V. Wi Griffith's fastest picture showing all this week nt the Garden theater unfolds a captivating story of tha modern home.

Griffith has made on of the mcst entertaining and worth-while photoplays of lite- oareor this new Garden which everyon should see. The unmistakable Griffith touch I to be found In the big moment of the picture. In fact, so real has he made tb relationship that exist between husband and wife and parents and children, that the in taea every I MlMates until uum neea: ttea vrr minute until :00 Pk: then every .10 minute with them. committee of Young Men's Christian at Andoper. It Is the oldest boys' camp country, accommodate! ISO toys at a time during the summer months.

until ii sea r. tnen r. Mrs. Allan believe that tha young Vith thee three hind of milk however, the consumer today ctn ttri "Should Jtav en praarai fd a to you producers. A milkman mlll, fftp hln SSTSt UMjmm tha life she was aout to aniari -MONT CX ADt 7 is situated on a 330 acre tract of a real responsibility and to my i i'.

when the welfare workara came ta Montelalr. lanu wnicn inciuaea complete con- mlml lr mor4 Consumra reallied it hi i ill i Af ihn avAiafaja4 nt in nrt m-t ion jemove her from th Allen heme. Market am Clark! i naif. Jfkavo Pmoti teraaa, they would he willing to pay a. fair mu t0 tne ljmlt the hMlfHl price for milk that would enable the I hl.

offlclala who are his representatives for Moatruir i in nk i couia nave cnanaeo ntr aJM attUuu toward tha naw Ufa, If I Week drs and Saturdays: 1:10 A. A.M.: then every i mlnut producer and distributor to carry and agfhts. On th Other hand, tne ha4 h4 th 0htllc, 10 rMton with Hlairihiiliir must i IMKOmd youth TOVTH' troi of the snore una or tne adjoining lake. During pravlcu years large numbers of Patersol) boys jnd oung men have been regular attendants at the eampi Mr. Barnes, (he director of the camp, la a member of the staff of the stale associa troductory scenes showing tne nappy until 7:35 A.

M-, every 13 -minutes ttn- fnmllv are like a naee from life. tn 1:36 A.M.. vry IS mlnutss until 4 5 P.M., every minute until i ner -perore ane aa tan en iron fully appreciate tho rust placed I lr, sv, until minute ui P. every we- P.M.. svarr is minute until i 1:50 A.

1:11 A. M. and 110 A. M. tion responsible, for tbe leadership arat FOten uarags oniy.

Tears flowed fraely when tho wife, choked up with emotion over her husband's thoughtfulness on her blrlhdsy, Is unable to find the words with which to thank him. Jean Hersholt, as the erring father, portrays what is easily on inem oy ino gwhw. then reallx that upon them rests the responiblllty of maklM? ura that th quality of this nil important food Is as nearly beyond rsproach as It Is possible for thent to make It. Suaflayat III A.M., very mlp- of the country Y. M.

C. A's. He gives the spring, summer, and part of the fall to the matters involved with the Starting Today Starting Today camp. During January out all these Ideas and Ideals with proDt. Professor Button saya: "The consumer is constantly being encouraged to use more milk end dairy products.

Studies of the different constituents of milk and nutritional investigations present facts to show that It Is one of our best foods, the consumer, however. Is not altogether satisfied with a milk that has a normal chemical composition with fat and solids above the legal Hmlt; but ha alao wants one that Is wholesome and free from all unnecessary contamination. He haa always pre-ferrefl clean milk and many farmers hava always produced clean milk, LITTLE THEATER, WILL PAIBR80ITTTrPERX 70 PRESENT fSHOW OFF rlr Taww. (HOW Rork. iTohokaa.

WaUarkk, AjrjV. dale, Raiajkky 8M Snffern. leava fr Mala- Far Glek Wee a nt MMgeWM "The Show-off." a comedy in thre acts, will be presented by the Little Theater of the Younjr Mart'-- an Young Women's Hebrew asaoelatlan tor three nights. etartlnguiil. Feb- at th atldltanum.

Van Houten street, near Church street. DANCING HUSBANDS A NEW MUSICAL COMEDY 30 -HIT STARS -30 singers dancers funsters INCIADIXG Charles Marsh, Max Stamm, Martha Vaughn AM) THE -o. Week days: r0. 15. M0.

X.iL. and tvry 15 mln-isa until 3:. 1 M. and svary 11 minutes at (II but Only w-Jlh th advent pf the.bac- Mr. Burnes Is a native of the state of New Jersey, who recsivid his education in Colorado Springs.

Colo. He ecam the boys' secretary upon graduation. Later he served In Y. M. C.

A. Work in Wisconsin and recnUy developed with remarkable kucce the country Y. M. C. A.

centered In and around Medina, Ohio. This'-year will -ha Mr. Barnes second season as director of WawAyana. In hla conversation yesterday with local Y. M-C.

A. official he stressed particularly the fact that Wawayanda service Is especially planned for normal boys from Christian families, boys ranging In aga from ten to eighteen years of age. called attention to I I 7 I PriaS of th flnet character roles of his great csreer. Phyllis Haver, as th gold-digger, Marie, plays an unsympathetic role, and Is the direct cause of much of the comedy. Bell Benett Is cast as the mother and wife who becomes temporarily crazed by Ber husband marital de flclenciea.

It is her best performance since her memorable "Stella Dallas." Sally O'Nell Is natural as an unsophisticated home-girl who 1 instrumental In bringing her estranged parents back to the domestic fold, and Don Alvarado ns Jimmy plays the role of a male gold-dlggnr. You can't afford to miss seeing this picture: "Steedlng Youth'1 Is the title of the Collegian series this week, and the weekly news events rounds jui the program. 11:45 P.M ttrtal homi as a part-Of the bai of payment for milk has cleanliness received market value. On Jhie bast tha dairy farmer feels, he is 1:11, 1:1. 7 I UI.

yery is lea OBITUARY fliil aal avert, is minufre MIAMI MIXERS 12 12 getting paid for his time and pains In prodnolag a milk 6t good flavor; fraa from dirt: from clean, healthy cow, and containing only a small number Of bacteria, none of which are harmful. Thus the progressive "The Adventurer" DOROTHY SKBASTIAN ITH CHAR, DK, I.ANEY TIM MeCOY ON KKF.X the opportunities offered iy tne rr Mmkekaa Watk days: A.M.. and every 30 minute until 11:41 P. M. Saturday; fill.

A. ramp to young meato invest their Is doing his share to in-n-acatlon period 4 wholesome mjt sdre.a continued demand for milk Ufa contrlbWlflk by their beea he is supping; a product ChrJatlan leadership to the whole Jt meets Pijbjc hea th rf. ind every HMnutei until J- mtd- then llttf P.M.. and r.lght. Sundays: 1:11 A.M., MdTerKa soma develpnfrtVt younger boyiuiuremiww season.

oie wrnv pe The camp ns Mf. Mary O'ROarke. Mr. Mary O'RourJte. widow Of Michael O'Rourke, parsed away yesterday afternoon, att tha home of her alatar, Mrs.

Alfred Cellarius, of 7 Ryle avenue, after, an illness of several weeks. Mrs. O'Rourke was born in this city and her entire life waa spent In the TtoWa ecctlon. where she had a large acquaintance of friends, who will 3e grieved to hear of her death. She waa a member ot St.

Mary's R. church and held membership in th Rosary society of that parish. Beside her sister, she is survived: by two brothers, Charles and Joseph Daysprlng. Funeral services will he held on Sat- eraay morning at 8:10 o'clock and nll hour later, aoltmn high rotrulem mas will the rejjbse of her soul Miy's Rl Tho Interment' writ be Sunday U. S.

Theatre I Sunday mltiifte untrt P. M.J a Far AUeseale, Maatsaf a4 Ittfs Week days: A.JT, AM. OI law or iipiwi" ri "SDeciai "knowledge' Is as essential UVQU "Sal of Singapore." Phyllis Haver Path star vehtcl, "Sal of Singapore," showing all this week at th Rlvoll theater, Is a marl-time film story that It radically different from any see. story ever produced. The action for the greater for Ramaey only), A.M., and i 10:45 P.M-.

A.f- avanr to nlnutea until tn the prodiifltlon of clean milk as in the product of other occupation. For this reason the dairymen of the th.n vrv hnltr until P.M. for Ramsey only). on Entirt Stock of HAIR GOODS French and Domestic Trio s-forma i Switch Wave i4 Hyda bo bs. ttupning Hal? Piaea ia all had including grey and all type (Ot bobbed and long hair.

Ptrrnantnt Waving DtUmz Tarts tSCi SCAUP TgEATMENTS IxduUesIr ia of BetuSr saea (-15 fr only). :45 A.M., atld Juno 29. Bo.va rf-accepted one or more perloa bf two wks each, except those boys nine, ten and eleven years of age, for whom one week of th season la especially reserved. That week Will be announced I.1""- Parent-Teachers Want New School state are constantly studying the tha underlying science necessary to understand nrf control th change which take place tn milk. every l6 rtlnuUs until 10:45 P.M: part tak place aboard a tramp steamship In the Tactile, but instead of storms nd.

wrecks, the dram deal with a lrl frequenter of water "There are several Hk Jn tharf The Last Warning xvith I. It A LA PLAXTK MONTAGi: I.OVK, BOLKS MARGARET MVIXOSTOX ROT D'ARCT Nothing to Wear with MKiAN BRYANT WASHBI RX THFODORK YOX EI-TZ JANE WIN TON tften li: r. ana bundsyt: A.M.. and every ramutiJ until P.S-. for Saheku only).

PATiUl6K.AOSS8Aar LINE 10 East Pateraow. Saddle Rhtar, tofR, MavwexxJ and Harkrnsac. aaaa ItaV Market aaf Jeraer Streets hNN In the family plot at Moiy vr.y Sepulchre cemetery. Totowa Association Will Atk E. collinga recently caught a skate weighing sixty-tour and a half pounds oft Hastings, Gngla.ld.

Mayor to Recommend Weak aara: 5:45 A. and front dives, who Is shinghftied by hard-boiled ship's captain and who, personal charms brims to the fore the elemental passions of her hardened associates. A derllft baby, picked up by the captain lirV Mazdttan, insplt-es love In both and becomes focal point of conflict between granite will and diamond hardness. Beneath swift-moving action apJd the grltn humor that abound there is. amazing character study and development of types seldom present In photoplays of this virile type.

jjj "Sal of Singapore" Is packed with Appropriation. "SINGAPORE CTIK 50 mlauu until A. tt 1:11 a. avd ujt A.M.: tn It A.M., to very 10 minute until At tha am with ALE'S Balcony "HOXEY.MOOX FLATS" NOW with Showinir georgb ixms. I DOROTHY GULLIYER bsntth avelT tymp- mlautaa until 11:25 M.

i BSTEliLE T.YI01, I A. RALPH ICK ana i i mm arm 10 ml aturday and kvary mm Saturday, -vsr. vty 3v ur? DNEY etc with HALE'S. gsfcWi. 0REH0UKD TAB material.

Kay RtmlUn and Kay are a trio colorful dramatic scene of tremen of popular casting experts and hold dous Interest and appeal and It is a ORPHEUM PHONE 8IIEB. 1614 CHA8. F. EDIYAMD. faiaager picture you sWmldn't mis.

the attention of all while on the. milk chain which reaches from Ont tiim to the table of tft coriavmor. There are three m-aste lina hl(JV must ba forged with an undertanil-Ing spirit of co-operation. The producer, distributor and consumer each have share In this task. In the requirements for clean milk insurance we find points for all to observe.

Th careful producer now strives to have healthy cows In his hera.HtfTMia them -clean when he milks and the barna in which they are kept are clean and well ventilated. He uses only Clean, sterillxed. dry the handling for the milki nd.Jls final concern is to have the njiillt, Cooled injiiediately and a low iemperatur. "The distributor sews to It that th milk la promptly delivered to hi planter T'twcesslng; He transports It to the city in clean equipment, refrigerated. He also bottles It' In clean plants and employs for such work healthy people.

The careful' consumer makes sure the bottled milk that is delivered does not become too warm by undue exposure to hent for a long period of time and also protects it against odor abaorptlon by keeping It capped When not In use. "Rapid strides are being made In producing a milk free from disease germs. Wherever npilk is sold In thf natural-Or -raw state, the herds from which it was obtained are tested for tuberculosis and many farmers bot-tl(isuwh-irillk at the farm so that the resulting product Is guarded at all PATERSOIC-BUTIvER XINE pwuwwivaxe i rtiM-wMltianrwooD IjAKE 06 Haledon. mgm i TownsMp, POmpton Lake. Rlverdale, Blootn-insdale, Butler.

Wanaque. Ring-wood, West Mllford Township, I Base leave Mata street Urn Brcatver For Pomrton Lakes Wek ay and Saturday: JJ A M. and vrr 15 mlnuus until 8:: tkn Vi Eft miwim minute until 111 I.i; PEGGY MAYO AND II KK RED HOTS WITH BENNY PLATT LADII S' 1MI ns Manx ees IUC 6oC A committee of members 'of; the Totowa Padbt-Teacljer' association will wait, upon Maydr Hlnehilffe today or tomorrow to petition him to make sufficient: appropriations in the 192 bu4et to repjac school NOy 6 by -a modefb; building. School No. is one of the oldest buildings in the aniihas outgrowTTits enrollment, the association claims.

For tha purbo of appointing this commute, te executive committee of th association met. Tuesday night, and appointed Mrs. Seeley Van Riper, vice-president of the association, as, chairman of th committee to WA.lt Upon the mayor. Tho other member hav not been named yet. y.

The committee ha beeh instructed to cafl to "the Attention of Mayor Hinohliff that schools and 14 are two ot the oldest in the city from ih point of service, and their need fo be replaced by modern fireproof buildings Is an Urgent one. The dat for the neU meeting of the association was set for the first Tuesday In February, at Which time a prominent speaker wHl address the members. "Behind the Grman Llnea" the co-featura -picture thie Wek. It Is everything that, th tit) implies, with it showing of wtiat wok place In German 'cltfe's' "ahai town whll the nations werst on various fronts carrying on the grim business of war. Never before has tha American public had the opportuiiltyy to see actual pictures of German life when the Impregnable Kngllsh navy cut ofT the fatherland from all sources or foodstuffs and other life sustaining necessftles.

Don't fall: to see the Rivoli's program this week. 'China Day" Is today. a every 15 mlnuts untu VB. in every 20 mlr- GET I PARTY Mi v. r.

m.AA i then until iil uu stags performing. The feature picture will be an-j other Item that will be of big Importance it being the "Haunted i House" the best mystery comely farce ot the year with Chester Conk-jlin and Thelma Todd supported by I Montagu Love and a splendid ail star cast. The show that will be seen on view starting today is called "Dancing Husbands," a new musical comedy with a clever company of thirty hit stars including Charles Marsh, Ktanmi, Martha Vaughn and the Dean brothers, besides an cast of stellar performers not forgetting the pretty twelve Miami mixers, the famous beauty choru. Tho "Dancing Husbands" jShow is a brand new musicomlcality and lii the cast their are singers. dancers and funsters.

The feature picture will be "The Adventurer" with Dorothy Sebastian. p.m..' 1 iiis k. m. A.M. Saturday only.

W. Sundays A.M., ao ev.7 Compact ILLLF mutes until P. M. and every 15 minutes then P.M. sd mlnut until 11:10 P.M.; then if 00 midnight.

12:30 A.M. 7 he Players CompMe- FABIAN "On Trial" Pot Batler day and vr 3 mlnut until a. a a m. and every 40 CTl Cow REGENT mlnut until P.M.; then HU P. M.

and every 30 minutes until i4 Home-Made, bat Ends Bad Cough In Horry P.M.: tnn i r. sj. minute SStil 10:00 P. then Attit W. U.f A.

M. A. M. fr-iaya ely hoopee Week. Next week will be whoopee week at the Regent theater, for the theater Is celebrating Its third vaudeville anniversary anj with the celebration is augmenting its program to six all star acts.

The greatest ehOWs BUnRSV'II 6:50 A. M. tlin lati until kildUtt tattl ll P- A and every so minute' TURN VERE1N ELECTS OFFICERS The following Officers of the Pat-erson Turn Veretn and of the Wonv en's auxiliary have been elected: Turn Vrlni President, William; Mungenast; W'll'lla'nii Lauber, secretary. Edward Martin: treasurer, Arno Lenk; col- The much sought distinction of being the first girl to seen and heard In a Warner ftros. all-talking Vitaphone special production goes to Vondell Darr with her role In "On Hers is one of the largest parts in the talking picture.

Although she is only nine years old. her Vpice registers with all the distinctness ertd clarity that th most critical could wish. drt Lytlt and Lois Wilson appear as her parents. Pauline Frederick, Holmes Herbert. Johnny Arthur, Jason Robards, P.

then 9:10 P.M. artd every to minote JintU mhtnight and 12:30 A.M! To cad a itubborn cough quickly, it is important to sooth and heal the inflamed membranes, get rid of the germ and also to aid the system inwardly to MOT Mid-rale WeJnV days and f. aavery 3 minutes until 9 00 rta44 A.M. and ever 40 mute until 1:00 P.M.: then Tlm' walnut console Radio 30y -with built-in Fada 4 Speaker measures 40 inches by 25 inches by lfriailida; Single iJiM, i pUoi light, Hear the famous Fada Harmo-nated Reception today! Bet your ears decide radio value. or these purposes, here is a lector.

Jk. Lauber: anditnra T.ouln 1 a P.M. and Yer 30 minutes until tw ujhuc wnwuitj miici iiiiu a 11 Klralnger, Peter De Heer and H. you could buy at 3 times the Lauber; entertainment committee, 'coat. -frotn aar druggist, get '2, oane- es of PInex.

Put this into a pint bot- Richard Tucker, Franklin Pang- horn Edward Martindel, Edmund1 minuxas nnui r. n.i luBB P.M.. P.M.. A. M.

A M. Saturdays only). Mra. H. Barow.

J. Lauber: instruct ai da.P"H granulated sugar syrup, or strained honey to fill up th nint. This takes but a moment, and Breese and Fred Kelsey are th other leading members of the all- Sunday! t30 A.M. and every 4 minutes until 1I80 P.M.: thsn IsOO P. M.

and every 30 minutes until 0100 th.ii 9:40 and every 40 mtu- tor, Peter De Heer. '-Auxiliary: President, Mrs. William Lauber. Vice-president, Mr. William Mungenast; secretary, Mr.

H. Barow; treasurer, Mrs. A. makes a remedy so effective that you will never do without, once you have used It. Keeps perfectly, and children like it.

This simpl remedy does ton neres-eary thing. It loosen th term-laden ute until 11:0 P. UtOO midnight U. S. THEATER.

"The Lat Warning." "The Last Unlversal's mystery special, starring Laura La Hants, will open at the U. 8. theater this Sunday for a week's run. It A hailed as an unusual and spectacular production. You remember the thrills and chills of the outstanding Success.

"The Cat and the Canary?" Trie sr.me production abilities have combined In "The Last Warning" and they have surpassed their prevlbds effort In the mystery field. The story is entirely different and the director, Paul Leni defies any One to solve the mystery beforehand A big price was paid by the producers for the screen right of Thomas F. Fallon's stago play of the same name which was such a ti emendous success for a long run on Broadway. Appealing with Miss La Plante in "The Iast Warning" is a strong list Including Montagu Love, ROy D'Arcy, Margaret Livingston. John tholes.

Bert Roach, Burr Mcintosh and a dozen or more other priuclr pais. The story deals with a theater of the season will be presented ear half of the week starting Sunday with an entire new program presented on Thursday. Tha big acts art engaged to appear are Jean Rankin and her Blue Belles, one of America's finest girls' band, not only expert musicians but harmonists, sing era, dancers and exponents of things theatrical. Art Henry and company will another topnotch performer With an assisting company to make merry. Toby Wilson is a corking comedy find and presents an act we'll worlii watching and bearing for it Is a very-funny comedy episode.

Elttle Esther, the colored kid sensation a riot wherever appearing has been secured especially lor this (tula week. She Is a veritable hit a-, i there not enough here Baacribe lier work in full. JJobhe and Van are two men with tha variety art and will pleaslii'j Pat Oreeawaod Lake i Wt phlegm and sooth away the inflammation. At the same tuna it is ab- Turning nights will be held Mon daya and Thursday of each weekl into the blood, where it arts di With meetings, the third Mondav SUnfftyl: A. Mi.

AM, :0 P'MtitaVp. M. star cast with whom the charming child actress is associated. Vortdell Is the daughter of a Texas rancher and Governor Dan Moody ot Texas in an uncle. She lias lived in Lo Angeles all her life and has attended' the Ambassador school for girl and the grammar "The child to play the tremedously Important part of Doris Strickland in 'On Trial'," said Director Mayo, to a good voice and an unaffected manner two very rare rectly on the Droncmai iudcs.

xbm explains why it brings such quick relief, even ih obttlMt bronchial coughs and "flu" cougha. Pinex is highly concentrated compound of genuine Norway Pine, containing the active agent of creosote, in a refined, palatable form, and known night ot each month. The auxiliary will hold Its business sessions every second Monday of each month and social sessions, the fourth Monday. Plfps are being made for an "Easter Bonnet" oartv on BUSES tOR HIRE in ptrtiti t6 th ittshore, mw tains, thtmtrt, or to athletic or othtr evtHtu Thty art ideal for picnics, ovtittit, or tottrt. Phonal Shtrwood 8600, Ext.

Feb. 11, to which all me.mUera nd as one of the greateat healing agents MUSIO STORE M0 tmrtni.tfoi Hall OPEN EVENINGS for severe coughs, cnest corns ana tilings among screen children. thetr frifnds are invited a bronchial trouble. an4 entertaining to all ulio s-u DO aot accept a auDsutuie ior riaex. i i jniervieweu inu ty-six applicants before.

I. fouad Yonde.U. Darr. Tjiis mathoA emple-irtd Wi, Informed thai "a p'fosrie'Cl" had aV- 3 who arc ready to deliver their htx npmws -r ii i in) TTi i a wa A-iiV-t.

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