The Hutchinson News from Hutchinson, Kansas • Page 6

HE HUTCHINSON NfiWS MONDAY, DECEMBER 30, 102 1 NEWS FROM THE SOUTHWEST RADIUM STOCK WORTH $5,000 little Danger of lit Being Stolen Despite Value Says Hospital Head. Sterling, In ticnt- mr-nt Of ennrer, llipin Is pluck of milium on Imiul In (he StetlliiK valued nt iippioxliiintoly 55,000. And It Is HO SRIHII llinl It vn-lfchs Init 65 And, C.OUIKR it. taken one thousand niilllKi-nniH to makn single nnd one Krnm in only 1.V-: nnrl 1 une-Revrn of pound. So It In pietty liny stock nflrf ill.

The value of radium la mound $70,000 per urnm. Dr. Marlnn Titichnit, to whom (he radium wim HHUCCI how ho protected It from rohbers. He i-upgested there WHS more danger of It belni: lost Hum stolen. "No one would to Rtcnl it." lie mid.

"Kor one would not he able to dispose "1 It. without detection. If idinuld decide sell Home of my indium, the purcluofci- would dcmmul thnt I send It to the United StHtrs burrnu of ftlnndunlK at Wellington when; Its slrcngili and weight would be determined and the figures conveyed to the purchaser with the 7 -ndlum. In sending It to the buretiu 1 would be obliged to tell where I Rot It. It is an easy tnntter to determine the truth of aucb a Mjjlemnnt of source because of the small amount In existence." Young Hi-jacktrs Fail to Find Filling Station Cash Dec.

youthful stick-up men, boys around high school age, fulled at what was apparently Ure.tr first "Job" when they I licld up the attendant at the oco fllllnff station, nave Stenzcl, nl the point of a Run, but were, nimble. 1 to find the money. The cash proved to be en- I tlrely empty. The. yafe also, when opened, divulged no funds.

The atlckup men. none oi whom appeared to be over 17 years old, then left. They did not know about a "trick" money drawor, almost under their noses. In which the money they In currency and allver, was concealed. Dodge City Man Injured in Tourist Camp Stove Blast Dodge City, nee.

30. J. N. 1'ai- hani. a Dodge City contractor, In a lioiipfta! In BUfleiiiiK severe, burns aa a result of cxploHlon of a stove there when lie was enroute to Georgia for a quail hunt.

A telephone message from Muskogee suld that. Mr. Parham had stayed over night at a touri.it camp there, and In the morning a stove exploded while he was. uttemptlni; to light It, burning' him severely. Turkey's Escape Resalts in Wrecking of Motor Car Kingman, Dec.

Itam- took home rather expensive turkey this week. Or rather he tried to. The turkey tried to get out of Hie bottom of the vuujic which Ramsey was driving. In turning to grab at the turkey, he drove (he cur Into a concrete culvert on Highway 64 east or Kingman, wrecking (lie mitumobile. And the turkey got away, after all.

UK HKLKX'S HONEYMOON SHIP English Divine to Speak to Protestant Ministers Topeka. Dee. Frederick Norwood, successor to Maude Hoyden, as pastor of City Temple, London, England, will bo the principal speaker on the opening 1 day of the three-day convocation of Protestant ministers of Kansas to be i here January 27, 28 and 29. The convocation be held under the auspices of the Kansas Council of ChurchcB aided by the Federal Council of Churches through Its secretary, Dr. Roy B.

Guild. Dr. K. E. Stnutfcr, Wichita, president of the Kansas Council of Churches, and Dr.

George T. Arnold, Topeka, secretary, will have charge of the program. Ma preprnm. wTBW KMBO WSIAQ. 9:30 p.m.—Emptra Bultdant.

"BMllle. Mneoimw, whutter: virttma wtui Harvey Kara "Old r.it» savtn onrdisM, eetrent. WLW WKT WPAA ana KOA. p.m.—New Vnrkcr Orchestra. HOM l'hllilpa.

Imritwie. Wow WW. lOLii'l p.m.—slumber Muatc. string en- KDKA WREN. p.m.—Amoa 'n' Andy, btackfftca comi-rllatla.

WFAA WMAQ KOA. 10:10 p.m.— Paul Bperht'a Orcheatni. 'CO WIBW. 11.00 p.m.—Marlon and Jlm'a Orab Bnif. The Mmit Studio Gossip.

DX Air Vaudeville. WKNIt. (Treat Attorneys Partners for 30 Years Great Bend, Doe. old time leweyrs of Great Bend, residents here for over fifty years, have been law partners for three decades. The law firm of Cole Osmond will colcbrato the 30th anniversary of that firm on Now Year's Day.

Judge K. C. Cole and Wm. Osmond formed a law partnership Jan. 1, 1900 which still continues.

Judgo Cole Is a rock-ribbed Republican and Osmond Is a shell Democrat, Atmnctntrrl I'rcua I'hntn The jueht Galatea Is expecti-d to carry Helen Wills and Frederick S. Momly, on their honeymoon. Packing frozen raw fruits, berries and vegetables in amal containers to preserve the original flavor of the fresh product is being studied by the Department of Ag rlculture. College 4-H Club Gives $1,000 to Student Loans Manhattan, Dec. A contribution of $1,000 by the Kansas State Agricultural college Collegiate 4-H club has increased a atudent loan fund maintained by lite college alumni association to Announcement of the.

gift was made recently. The '1-H club members accumulated the $1,000 from rarninga of their unnuul publication, "Who's Whoot" in Knnsa3 4-H club work. Loans from the $1,000 will ho administered cooperatively by the club nnd the alumni association. Such loans will bo available only to worthy and club boya nnd girls. Kenney Ford, alumni secretary, said the alumni loan fund committee hopes to build up a loan fund largo enough to aid any worthy Kansas hoy or girl to receive a college education.

Mr. Ford said the loan fund com- mltteo never has lost a dollar on a bad loan to students. Boring on State Land to Discover New Sand Source LYONS WOMAN HICADH IUCB COUNTY KEU C'ltOSS Sterling, Dec. a meeting of the Rice county chapter of the Red Cross held hero J. H.

Eblo, of Lyons, was elected president of the county chapter to succeed Tt. A. Newman, of Sterling. Other officers chosen are Guy MlUer, of Lyons, vice chairmen. Claude Shenkle, of Lyons, necic lary, and V.

H. Chesky. a aterllti); banker, treasurer. FRAUD OHAKtiKD AGAINST FOItMKH COURT CLERK Lyons, Dec. fraud, suit been filed in district cc-url hern against Lillian Green Grant, former clerk of the Rico county district court charging that she II- li'yally and with Intent to defraud iiMitd, fundB deposited with Iter be- Iritigjng to fc.

W. Grove und several minor Gruve children. The amount lb Jl.ObV, KV TO KKl.H'lVK CANNONHA I.L CONG KSTIUN v'lirilry. Dec. new bridge Smoolu Creak, uu the toad to luloek weft of Cheney la Hearing uijdetlou.

The final pouring of mclit ocourred last week. It ii announced that Ibis road II he graded und sanded to Wlch- i so aa to relieve crowded cundl- of the Cannonball. Semi-weekly to Be Launched at Dalhart Early in Year Dalhart, Dec. staff of The. Dalhart Texan, weekly newspaper here this week announced n.

seml-wcckly for Dalhart, beginning March 1st. A new press which will feed from Tt roll at the rate of 3,500 sheets per hour has been ordered and will bo installed within the next thirty duys. An extra Tntertype machine ImH already been received. The $20,000.00 additional eiiuipsncnt will give Dalhart one of the best newspaper plants of any town of its size In thin country. Gravel Alidulo Utrecln.

Andale, Dee. Progress Is being made with the work of hauling the gravel on the streets of Andale. The gravel Is being spread ami does not interfere with' tho traffic. The main street of tho city is utmost completed. The southeast corner of the new State Fair grounds addition baa been chosen as the spot for a new sand pit, If tho boring which Is In progress thero now proves that the depth of the sand and the depth of the earth above ore suitable for such.

The flood laat summer ruined the old site, and tho fair board Is considering how best It could be landscaped and made Into a beauty spot with walks and shrubs. It is deep enough to bo made into a permanent lake. Tho new pit would not be any larger than the old, which woa near tho "tent city." If tho boring which is In progress now that this Iccatlon which was chosen Is not adapted to the new pit, another spot will be selected. Another Improvement that Is being planned by the board, according to A. L.

Sponsler, secretary, is toe widening of the entrance at 20th and Poplar. Three lots on the southwest corner have been pur-, chased by the fair association, and the sidewalk and curbing will be tern out, and the widened approach paved. This will do away with a great deal of the congestion that results ench year when scores of cars try to got in that entrance at the same time. District Deaths ('omlemiicil In Kt 'por! Anton Horsch, Andale, Dec. high mass for Anton Horsch, 75, pioneer farmer of Andalo community who died at a Wichita hospital Wednesday evening, was held at St.

Joseph's church here yesterday. He was ono of tho first settlers In this community. Start Work on Highway. McPhcraon, Dec. to tho plans of the San-Ore Con- sti uctlon Company the loading of sand to surface two miles of Highway N.

east of town, to a point two blocks east of McPherson college and then north to the old Santa Vt Trail routing, will gel underway this week. New Industry at DuUiurl. Dalhart, Dec. has nled on tho temporary building lilcli will house tho Dalhart Dun- He Products Company. The nm- lilnury is expected mound Jan.

10, inii If the weather continues to be the plant will bo In operation by February 1. With the uruount of territory contracted Indications are Uiut the plant here will average around $100,000.00 gross business annually when In full pro- 'auction. Ofclaliotuu MfU QuanuiUuo Oklahoma City 0 und vegetttblas has been lifted in Oklahoma. Fear of pink boll worm, huwovui', has lid to a leijuiiemout that all cot- tall ftcd brought into Oklahoma. Mfry certificate (bowing that it hM bMii I.VMAN MEN STA0B IIIQ FISTIC BATTLE Inman, Dec.

a climax of ill feeling that has existed for soma time, and in contraat with the usual good feeling of Christmas season two Inman men, E. Esau and Gust Ratzlaff staged a fistic duo! on the, main street here. Tho arena was In front of the drug store. Both wcro badly beaten. Kaau alleged Ratzlaff was aggressor and had him arrested, lie was fined $20 In justice court.

MONDAY, DKO. 30 (Central Standard Time) 6:00 P.m.—Melody Muikcteers. Siring trio. K8D WWJ. 6:15 P.m—The World Today.

"Inttr. national Relations during 1029," James O. McDonald. WWJ WOAI. 6:30 p.m.—Piano Twins.

Place and Robert Pascocello; ChlcK Bullock, tenor, KBD. 6.30 p.m,—Croaley Ptayera, Cincinnati, In epiioda of tho French Invailon of Mexico. Historical Highlights. WLW. 0:30 p.m.—Hoxy and His Oang, featuring William Robyn, Russian singer.

WSM KDKA KFAB. 6:4,1 ot the Ncwa In Washington. William Hard, newspaper correspondent WDAF WOW WKV. p.m.—Franklyn Bauer, tenor; Vaughn DeLeath, contralto; Firestone symphonic orchestra. WDAF KOA WHAS.

7:00 p.m.—Henry and George, wise- crnchms bellhops. KMOX KMBO WCCO. 7:30 p.m.—Ingram shavers, Male trio; orchestra. WLW KFAB WHY. p.tiK—A, and p.

GypslM. Lautaa Bave, soprano; Brownlcg Mummery, tenor; orcbrstra. WON WOC WDAF WOW. 7:30 Couriers. WMAQ KMOX KMBC.

8:00 p.m.— short ft 017. "Oood Copy." The Llvs-rlght Family. Musical setting by orchestra. by Bernard MacFadden, editor Physical Culture Magazine. KMOX KMBC WMAQ.

p.m.— Edison Program. Orcttutra direction Frank Black. KDKA WJK KOA. 8:30 p.m. Family Party.

Orcbrstra, conducted by ltan Adlst Koasnetsoff, basso KaiaAtlJta players la ftasalaa fWk songs. KOA WOW WlfAS WON. Program 1 Potovetzlan Dance, from "Prince Igor" Orchestra Borodin Chrysanthemums Bona; of tlis Volga Boatmen KouzeneUoff ajid bia Russians Song of the Flame Oershwra Russian Hqmance Frlml Cossack Taebakoff Orchestra Dreams Dark Uyet Kouznetzoft and his Procession of the Sirdar, trom "Caucasian Sketches" IppoJll off-J vara 8:30 p.m.—"An Evening in parts." KMOX KMBC. 8:30 p.m.Real Folks. Sketch of small town We.

KDKA WLW WJR. 0:00 Anglo.Perelans, with the "MaaUr orchestra direction Louis Katzman. WOC WOW WDAF. 0:00 p.m,—Guy Lombardo'a Orchestra. WMAQ KMOX KMBC.

9:00 p.m.— Itoehester Civic Orchestra, Hocfeeeter, JV. tit oratorio prof nun. lluth Ganter, (Joy Kreacr Harrison fori duo ling. KOA WHAeJ WSM. Program: Overture, Merry of Windsor Nlcholul Heverle Hcrlanine Aria, Qui la Voce from "I Purltanl" Ruth Garner, Soprano BelUni Danca of the Hours irom "La Gloeonda" Ponchlem 0:30 p.m.—Pan-American concert.

Lntin- Am erica music, broadcast from Hall of the Americas, Fan -American Union, Washington, D. C. Broadcast by short wave channels to all capitals ol Central and South America, program by United Service orchestra, led by Capt. William j. Btannard, of U.

B. Army band a.nd Usui, CMs. Bender, of U. Navy band. Marguerite D'Alvarez, Peruvian msz to-contraj- to, guest soloist; flgt, Joe, L.

Young, ma- run bis ta: Bandmaster Louis Goucher, vi- brftnhonlit. Station NAA Washington broadcasts entire program. 8 :00 to 10:00. tied network of NBC tt up from 6:30 to 10:00. WWJ.

0:30 Rich and dance orchestra; Howard Barlow and symphony orchestra Cathedral choir. Alumni Boys male trio; vocal soloists. Voles of Colum- ITKaitAr, HKC. SI fOntrnl Htnndnrd Tlinr) n. rcctui, Krrd Keihel, Parnmount Theatre, New York.

W1UW. n. ni Morning Ocvotloni'. NBC Senlfc to WOW 7 10 fl. Chi-frlo.

WOC W()W WDAF. a. m. Morning dpvollnns. Or.

ttati'li ttoodsetl Memorial EpiR- rhurch. nrooklyrh KMUO. a. program. Manhattan.

KB AC. fi.oo a. AtfMdlcn, Milt Coleman, nololsl. WWJ wow, a. on Broadway." Musical hits Trom Broadway nhows, cent Borcy and orchestra.

WMAQ KMBO. Ii 00 a. ru. -Hits nnd Bits-string trio villi tololnt. WWJ.

Ii no a. Ida Bailer Allen. Mnl- anctMi rations for the New Year, Cniumnin Btrlng Columbia niKfrt quartet VonillBtn. KMOX WBBM KMBC, ft. or- WRKN KWK.

fl.lft ft. Itnle Marvin's lloust- holtt Period. WBM WLW. P. 15 B.

Talk KDKA WHAB WSM. 9M6 a. Crueker. WOC WUAF WKY. 10:00 a.

Blue tno. WWJ WSM. n. Half Hour, Mitfihuttfln. KSAC, A n( AU'tTta M.

WLW WJK a. Household Institute. WOi: WDAF WOW. a. Arthur t'npprr liUklni from Wanlilnsttm on "Women nnd the (ioverinnfiit." WIHW KFII.

11.00 a. Lunt hton Five, dance orphpntra, KOA. A. Olscn, chief of the Bureau of AgrlcuKuritl Kconomlcrt; W. K.

Heattle, horticultural expert NBO Service from Washington, KOA WOW WDAF WOC, 32:30 talk, Kansas State Agricultural College. Keeping Limestone Pulvoiliers Busy, KSAC. 1:00 p. program, Agricultural College, extension service. Home study Bervlce.

KSAC. 1:30 p. trio. WHO WOW. 2.0(1 p.

Ensemble. WCCO WIBW KMBC. 2:13 p. Pollack, pianist; Gertrude Foster, soprano; Earl Oslord, baritone KOA WHAS. 2:30 Dr.

Lyman Spalding; J. c. Clark. V. M.

C. New York. WCCO WMAQ KMBC. 3:00 p. Symphony Orchestra.

KMBC WBBM WIBW. 3M0 p. Plata Orchestra. WBBM WIBW KMBC. 3:30 p.

Bridge Milton C. Work; WOC WOW WDAF WKY. 4:00 p. Kings, Dance orchestra. WCCO WMAQ KMBC.

4:30 p. Tea WCCO KMBC 4:30 p. Lady Next Door. WOO. 00 p.

Cohan, daughter of fit'O, m. Cohan, in radio debut in "Show broadest. Dramatisation of In- pldtnts In Ufa of "Four KMBC WBBM. p. Man Sunshine.

Bob Plercr: Jn stories, songa. WREN, 6:00 p. Air hour. WENK. 5:00 p.

and Gold Room Luriwlg iAurler. WWJ. p. Symphony. WBBM p.

Jubilee gro HjUrituttls. WHAS WBM KOA. 6:00 p. Hour, Niagara WMAQ. 6:13 p.

Cadman. fa Ntrw Year's meaaage from New York City, "Safety and Von." Universal Safety serifs. ROA WHAS WDAF WOW. p. The fcandt trto with Howard White, pianist, KWK p.

Progmm. KMBO WCCO. 7:00 p. OH ftrt- wln Franko Goldman. Wit AS WSM Kb-AH.

7:30 p. the World with quartet. WLW WHAS KOA. 7:30 p. Romance dramatised, "A Dnrcdrvll Resolve." Story of a young hunhand's sacrifice.

KMBC KMOX, p. and Johnson niuM- cat melodrama, KDKA KYW WLW. 8:00 p. Inn whip honk up Caul tiitiirmatt ana inu HU nn-ncfum. Rmadrnst frnm IJW Angeles.

WIHW KMOX KMBIJ WBItM. Program; SignaturesHhapsndy In Blue, 1. Hello Dixie Jamboree. Trio. 2.

rhant nT JunElP'-Crosby: Why Wag 1 Batlcy; collegiate Rhythm Buys. Dream 4, ala M-mnln' Bailey; Deep in Arms of New Year greeting 1: 5. Punch and Judy; Fujton. B. HappJ Days are Here Again; l'rd Not Me I'm You; I'm Following 7.

Through--Bailey, i. Bnysj I Don't Want Your (Stare and rear Effect Throughout Background Program.) 8:00 p. Alumni Gfce eluh, New York, RelnaM Werrenralh, baritone; Kvrrearty or- Nathaniel shllkret, conductor. WDAF KOA WHO WHAS. p.

Medlterrnneane-fcai'i baritone orchestra flrrectfon Hugo MaManl. KDKA WJR WHfcN. p. Waldnrr, novelty direction Joocf Koeetitcr, KDKA WtLM WJR. p.

orchestra. WBBM KMOX KMBC WIBW. 9:00 P. m. Hnme U.

s. concert Orchestra. WBNR. 9:00 p. Club chestra.

WOW WHO WUAF KOA. :,10 p. f.xr- I 'arty. hroadtftNl dln-rtly from eight night rlnbn In New Viirb, nnd from stMprnded fmm marqnpr ol rnnunonnt Tbcatm, New KMBC WCCO, 9:30 p. Ueuinan nnd orchestra.

WHO WOW WDAF p. Baker, contralto; Tno- otlure Webh, brtrltnne. WIIKN KDKA. 10:00 p. MusU' ettlnw semble direction Ludwig I.aurler.

KDKA WRr.ci. p. Mimic program. WE NR. p.

Orchestra. WWJ WOW, 10:30 p. Homestead Meflpllrw. WKNH p. Message, or the Bells," Cheerio.

WWJ WOW. 1 p. New Year celebration. Mu-1 I ideal pursuit of Time across continent, ginning In New York rive belni 1 mld-nlpM there, and ending at Ootden Qati tan Francisco. a.

tn. Four howt broac cast, listening in on New York City, cm cagn. Denver, nnd San Francisco, as arte city welmmee the New Year at mtdfttght NBC network including KOA WSM KDKi WFAA. p. In New fork Halting In nt night he New Vrnr in.

Villa t'lob ftleh- imm. Whytr's nnd Mnlel PenhHylvtinia. Kill WHAK UFA A. 11:00 p. ol New Yea; (Midnight in New York City).

heart of Square, through mtcro- jihotip suspended Trom Paramount Theatri mnniuee. KMBC WCCO WIBW KFH. and Jlm 'a Grat Ray Mike and cmnerty dialect sketch: Sludlo GospUr-comrdy DX Air Vaiiilevllle. WKNH. p.

Mldntaht In Chiraga. Lts- ten I rig In nt New rereptlotl nt' Rdgewstcr Beach hotel; hotel: Black Hawk rrittiitirsnt and Congress hotel. KOA W11AH WFAA. MlriniBhi -Midnight at Denver. Listening In un Nrw Yenr greetings St ver A (hlctic club, KUrbel Moftitte and Hotel Cfjsmnpolltnti.

KOA WHAS WFAA, 1 n. 111. Wednesday 1 Midnight at Ron Frnn.r-Iflf '0. I.lntcnlng In on INtw Year's celebrations, Street ndee and music. Hotel SI.

Francis, NllC Snn Kran- rlsco Studio. Palnce Hotel. KOA WHAS WFAA-. MEXICO KICK FROM NATIONAL DBINK Mvxlco City, Dec. ing a ytiar to find BOHIB means uC, discouraging the consumption of pulque, tho potent "homo brew" Ijt'verugu of this country, tlie gov- unvunt huB found a system as simple as Columbus' method of making an egg stand on end.

The department or health has ordered all pulquerles or native sa! luun lti the federal district, to sell only Ice cold pulque, i lU'f 1 igerotlon, It has developed, 1 deprives jtulque of its Inebriating powers. Scutch Drop i'lano-l'luylng Musie teachers and piano dealers of Scotland complain that they are being hard hit by the radio and the phonograph. At a recent music cou- fi'ience at Greenock it was stated that the present tendency to eit 1 tlown and listen rather than sit ilown and learn Is reducing the 1 number uf pluno pupils by BO per; cunt. AmQiUKetS Photo Tliu "lubbyliiu" of A. Arnold, Southern Turin' itbho tluttoii uittiuigt'r.

wrro Uiwuribtnl lu report of They IUve It Peking, tu his own China can have Us dog incut. Although this meat has been prohibited for sale since 101S two or three, vestauvunts still aervc it here. Chow dogs Jn the main are used, ami those are fattened on lice and killed for food at the age of about nine mouths You wouldn't put a sack of flour into one liscuit and expect success A ND coffee roasted in bulk can never taste like Hills Bros. Coffee. For by Controlled Roasting, Hills continuous process that only a few pounds at a time, every berry is roasted evenly.

The flavor is controlled, and what a flavor it is I HILLS BROS COFFEE t'rak limn the tvif. i.tK wruuM Pail. 10c IRIS 10c All Star Out in "Black Ace" Comedy "Beating Beats" DELUXE Utual Times and Trices Dick Hatton in 'Temporary Sheriff A Thrilling Story of Love And liomance Comedy "Wbat A Day" Rorabaugh-Wiley's Tomorrow completes a successful year and one of enjoyment for us in bringing' to customers smartest and most desirable merchandise domestic and our own imports. We feel that we have accomplished much this year in giving you better, more intelligent service, and the things you most need and want, at consistently moderate prices. We hope and expect to improve just as much during 1930, and to be just that much more deserving of your friendship and patronage.

Clever New Silhouette Foundations Princess Lines of These Step-Ins Qive Just the Right Figure For the New Frocks $5 .00 This new step which is sponsored by H. W. moulds the figure lightly for the princess lines now so has woven elastic panels on each side with back and front of The four inch lacing on each side allows for easy adjustment to the wearer. This garment is desirable for the smartest dress. Sizes 26 to 34.

$5.00. A SECOND nocn New Years Cards This Season's Qreeting in The Nicest Way For a Friendly Remembrance We know from experience that every Christmas you receive cards from friends you have over looked. Of course, you didn't mean it and what better way to show your appreciation than by a cheery New Year's card. We have a complete selection in our stationery department. Choose yours tomorrow.

They are priced from 5c to 25c. MEZZANINE Tomorrow is the last day of our Month End Clearance Sale. 4 uieMiLii 2 Days Only I One and Only Sherlock! If. You Thrill to a Romatic Detective Mystery! All Talking! "THE RETURN OF SHERLOCK HOLMES WITH Clive Brook Coiiun Poyle's surprising" sleuth trucks great criminals before your eyes. The famous detective a living, thrilling reality on the screen.

ADDED AU-Talkinf Comedy PAT ltOONEY AND FAMILY "SWEETHEARTS" FOX MOVIETONE NEWS 3:00, 7:00, 8:00. Hat 10 and iifie. Eve. lo and 40o mam uour car mr "THIS tit AH AUK Of NI'Kl our riiiirrlit fcmm evw live esr a WM! ALKimiNU suit wuitiMo jui MkrlrsUva. HOSIER'S it mmjrrm MA am" NEW ROYAL THE BIG "MEDICINE MAN" FOR THE BLUES sparkling musical alive and vibrant with the lilt fit jasx.

Kith Ann Pcunlngtoa Alice Day and chormi of (iris. "Mexlaiibuio" A Sound Novelty in UMMMOim TECIINICQI.OK ADDED Shows: It, 4 9:00. 15-a5u gO-OOu OSWALD The lAtck Babbit in "I'ermaueiit Wave 1 A Cartoon Comedy lu Hound. Read The Newg-Herald Classified Ada..