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ti THE MO 0 (LA.) NEWS-STAR Eva c. BRADFORD, Society Editor Office Phone 4800 Phone 1464 I Prior League Will Stage Style Review rm 5WW LUN Today's Pattern i NOVEMBER lf, of Mobile, MesdaTr.es Jack Yel- deil, J. U. of Mer Rouge, and Mr anti Mrs. J.

L. Freeman. Hettinger, Mrs. L. employes Louis ti i til on and an American irtena, Peggy Telford, are being whisked out of Lantern, a Chinese city on the Yellow river, in a plane piloted by one Tem Darin, Temu's mission In life is to deliver Lynn to the Prince of Sham un, who wants to marry her against will, and to dispose somehow of Peggy, who is excess baggage at the moment.

Tea Hour Following' Style Show Will Be Feature Of Junior Charity League Affair November offers veritable feast of events for our delectation with one event in particular, the Junior Charity League style review and five tea in the crystal ballroom of the Virginia hotel, rivaling all others insofar as social interest is concerned. Mrs. Miles. chapman Connelly. Miss Laurie Breird, ai this year's event has selected ten Dunn, Mrs, Mary Coleman.

lovely members of the league to mode- jjan Buckner, and Mrs. Stracer the glamorous frocks ranging from Womack sports to afternoon and evening gowns They will be Mrs. Douglas Parka, Mrs J. P. Dunn, Mrs, Elliott Thompson, Mrs.

Travis Oliver. Jr Mrs. James Sparks Mrs George Weeks, Miss Nan Buckner, Mitt Dorothy Calvert, Miss Mildred Briard, Mitt Clara Virginia Terzia, Mrs. Walter Kellogg, president of the leggins will Se assisted 'n the courtesies by Mrs. Warren Taylor and Mrs Thomas Frazer During the tea hour following the review, always a distinct social feature of these affairs.

Clyde Paine will he presented as soloist and Mitt Lallace Fe as dramatist, Mrs George Snelling will be the accompanist Members of the Junior Charity Bv reciprocity agreement with the El Dorado Civic Music association, the members of the Monroe association will be privileged to attend all during the coming season The first El Dorado concert. Thursday night, will be widely attended by Monroe Civic Munir association members who have been mailed cards to be presented at the auditorium the night of the performance. Josephine Antoine scintillating Metropolitan coloratura soprano, will be the first artist of season. Miss Antoine enjoys the distinction of being the first American coloratura appearing the Metropolitan in the past 25 years. Chapter 23 Facing Death 'J'EMU steadied bis plane and 1 gave it the gun as they headed north by west.

They followed, roughly, a tributary of the great river, passing over peaceful mud- brick compounds and villages until a town of considerable sire appeared, western portion a mass of flame and smoke. Temu lifted the speaking tube. a Mohammedan he said. seem to be cleaning out the people of different Beyond the town on a mighty plain rose smoke from the ruins of a score of smouldering villages. The storm was rolling up like an angry visitation of a horde of nature and demons in an atmosphere strangely hushed and breathless that changed color as they watched, from a clear, transparent sunlight to a menacing ye How-green.

The girls saw Temu Darin shake his head and look down for a landing place. This was not a storm that could be ridden out. muttered Peggy tells me I should have gone to Nanking with Sam. This storm and the look that eared Mongol gave me! are piling I thought what you 1 we ever gel out of here Peggy wailed, her face colorless. Temu sat down on the kang facing the girls and loosened the neck of his leather Mongol coat.

He looked at Peggy compassionately and then stared ar Lynn. Her cheeks glowed from their bath in fresh rr inhaler. Her breast rising and tailing in slow easy rhythm, eyes gleaming through half-shut lids, pursed Her debut there last season at the the laid Lynn. 'Th. Mot.

XT occasion On that January afternoon, Bnr. ia Mrs Tilden Austin. Mrs. John Manager Edward Johnson anxiously Blackman Mrs. G.

A. Boyd. Miss Dot; the reaction of the capacity OI vert. Mrs William Potts Clark, audience that killed every seat and Mw. Thomas Davenport.

Mrs. Victor crowded side aisles. Miss Antoine was cast as the flirtatious coquette. Fhiline. in the opera Bori was in the title- role with Richard Crooks as Wilhelm Mel star According to press notices the Colorado songbird added grace, beauty and acting ability to a thrilling voice.

She Davis. Mrs. Douglas Packer, Miss Lab luge Teazel. Thomas Frazer, Miss Leis Germany, Mrs. Scott H- milton, Mrs, Hen-' Hinkle, Mrs Leal is Hale.

Mrs Sam Jones Mrs. Walter Kellogg. Miss Elizabeth Kennedy. Mrs Dewitt Milam. D.

J. Miles, Mrs. John Funky, Mrs. Travis Oliver, Mrs. Billyer S.

Parker. Mw Leigh Russell. Mutt Beverly Russell. Mrs. George handled.the pyrotechnics of her num- finelliaga.

Mrs, Smelser, wHfc ease wwi agility feat avoided Mrs James Sparks, Miss Sara Talbert, -arcing- Quickly, she captured the Mitt Clara Terzia. Mrs, Warren Tay- lor Mrs. Thatcher, Mrs Elliott Thompson, James Trousdale. which Ile in wait to down meat col- Foetor Wallace Mrs. Kenneth Ina br et, WW Mrs Charles Womack, Lib Wil- There was a rousing reception after Lams, Mrs.

J. Cummins, Mise the first act, and her Bu is McJCoin, Mrs George Miss aria in the last scene of the Mildred Becard, Mitt Carne Jo Hill, second act drew a ten-minute ovation. Mrs DV Steele Lewis. Mrs. Morton Seasoned or era-goers termed the 21- Mrs.

Dan Gilbert Miss Sally year-old coloratura sopranos debut Briard. Mrs. James- Stander. Miss among the most successful rf the sea- Ma-rjy Farmer. Mitt Roberta Meal, son.

which crowded with debuts Miss Louise Gray. Miss Ann? Leo of American singers. Miss Mien Hale. Mrs. William Prominent women from every section of the country will attend the South Central regional conference of Business and Professional Women's Civ ha lo be held in New Orleans November 9-li at the Roosevelt Hotel, Those attending the conference from Monroe will be the local president, Mrs.

Jennie Thornton and Miss Bernice Wright. Miss Eleanor Faulk Mrs Frances Hitter, Mrs. Evelyn Reims, Mitt Florence Powers Laura Slater, Miss Maible Hood. Mrs. Minnie L.

Maffeti, president of the national federation of Dallas, name is Bula. overdo things. One consolation is, that if we fall among Mohammedans. ITI be saved while he goes up in flames. He looks greasy enough to burn like a torch." They had been in the air less than half an hour, As they lowered over the terrain it proved deceiving.

had appeared to be smooth, level plain broke up into ridges and flats between incredibly deep canyons in the fine. brown soil. On the flat-topped ridges were cr3zy-quilt fields of green in jagged little hollows that looked like miniature volcanic craters. Temu dropped low, pancaked in an unexpected air current without mishap, and larded near I lips full and crimson with healthy color, she appeared as vital and alive as a snow- leopard. seems to agree with he remarked.

can depend on Lynn for the said Peggy wearily. think under a murmured Lynn. wherever I am in this strange land I feel at home, and whatever happens I feel is part of the plan as long as I keep true to something that is inside me." Suddenly her eyes widened and she sat up and locked around. seemed for a moment as though Sherdock was here." she cried wonderingly. "I fancied I heard him chuckle." Temu gave her a quick, alert scrutiny with a suggestion of exaltation about it that enfolded her in a warm embrace palpable as if he had taken her in his arms, His low voice had deepened.

learning. Tara Lynn." She trembled with emotion, feeling close to new experiences and unseen possibilities. Peggy roused from her fatigue. do we she demanded, and the commonplace closed in like a clap of thunder. Chan brought the tea and the lunch basket and served them on the kang where the three sat crosslegged eating sandwiches, salted radishes and litchi nuts.

Presently Peggy put down her tea cup so stuffy in cried irritably. she Escape Plan TVK have to keep the door and ex- was window Temu plained. "That cloudburst only local and the rain has ceased. Dust is coming on winds from the ridges to the north almost as thick as a blast of ashes from a volcano. I hope the storm will blow over before morning.

village is being evacuated then, providing Mohammedan raid It tonight. There a beast of burden in the place or an able-bod cd man. They have all gone to war. It is dilapidated walled village perched up to us to walk with the refugees precariously on the edge of the Chinese stronghold canyon. The town had not Twin.

If the telegraph is still yet been ravaged bv fire. I working we may be able to sum- Temu leaped from the plane, i a plane to our rescue. Other- urged the wise we ll have to secure ponies ing their hands as they came, one us on to the edge of the after the other to break the force I desert where my caravan can pick of the jump. I us up. Another half hour in toe Chan and Mongol had already seized the luggage, They all raced towards the village gate.

Seeing they could not make it in time, Temu shouted an order. Obediently they threw themselves face downward in one of the tiny, I green crater fields and dug their fingers into the soil and clung to I the barley roots as the wind swooped down. tearing at their garments and the fiat bulks of their like hands in a fury of rage The plane took a run, rose a bit, and then dived into the have made New Arrival FALL HATS SI .95 to S6.95 and widely known surgeon and syne- the of canyon. groaned Temu. DG St.

DfcSIAROI IJUUjiCM- Styli Just Unpacked From the Crisp Tissues rn NEW DRESSES Alpaca Crepe xs, etc. ie ta 44. Ifitr taler, spelt airt Orem? st New Arrival Formals will make the main address at the regional banquet on the opening evening. For 20 years Dr. Maffelt has been a leader in the federation, has been president of the Texas federation and from 1337 to 1939 was vice-president of the national federation.

must be alert to the daily need of Insisting upon a free press, free speech, freedom of religion and the other important aspects of Dr. Maffett wrote "The objective of our organization is to direct the thinking of women in air and we should Watch Tower my presence is bad Lynn regarded Temu from under slanting brows as he passed the understandings encounter he returned. this quarreling drawled Peggy. Darin never Lynn informed her. Temu bowed am the Prince representative Ever jibed Lynn, Peggy seated herself more As the velocity of the wind fortably in her corner and looked lessened a trifle and rain bogan at, Temu.

me about your to slant down in stinging sheets Prince, Mr. Temu Darin, me that quickly cleared the air of d. dust, he and drew the He smiled. call me Mlf- their feet. The five of them terTemu Dann.

title made their wav to the village, and Temu ii my name" He passed leaning against the wind and hand through the dust laden air water and brr athing when the that was filtering into the room storm allowed them to. I fog in spite of the closed door and window. Im afraid Haven I all look like mud idols be- 7" HEY passed through the open morning A gate into a deserted street and ii. eke. 4 I I UXI the other girl th.

prefixion, ip found in th. fir.t yard. An old Chinese in pigtail kj. problems of our times in order to help them solve these problems with the tools of democracy Women from Missouri. Ar- kansas.

Texas, Oklahoma and Louisiana will be delegates to the meeting, with headquarters in the Roosevelt Hotel. Flo Field, New Orleans author and playwright, will interpret Creole. Cajun and negro stories at the pre- regional reception to bt held November 8 at Le Louisa ane Mrs Field will present the original I ''Tm Can composed of negro youngsters whom took to New York several ago. Miss Carmen Nuccio will ring at the I regional banquet on Saturday at the Roosevelt, and the Kirst string en- aembie will also play st the banquet. Dr Robert W.

Elsaaaer, professor of economies and management at Tu- lane College of Commerce, will give the keynote speech st the opening session Saturday morning Genera! James Edmonds will he the speaker at a reception on Sunday evening, and Walter J. Coquille. Mayor of Bayou Po will give the address of welcome at twe vocational guidance luncheon on Sunday afternoon. Clayton Rand will speak at the breakfast on Monday morning and ragged, quilted garment' led I JST tfcmm tri darir anH rim CTV mn rn a them to a dark and dingy room with its inevitable kang, which was both mud stove and chimney- bed. Straw and animal chips were at hand to kindle a fire.

Bula drew flint and steel from the blouse of his coat and skill oval Chinese village, experting be buried in a dust storm lf not carried off by Mohammedan raiders in the Peggy rallied, if we live it at least be something to Temu studied her carefully Chan Vied a saucer of TIP ir i r- fat containing a string fellow in who rn.gut wick which he lighted and placed with its blackened walls and the peculiarly dry, smoky amel! of Chinese novels in the cooler 'ati- tudes. She shuddered a little, Lynn understood what she felt Dr, and Mrs. Scott Hamilton and Mr. and John Brea rd motored to Natchez on Sunday to join Mr. and Morton My att who motored up from Baton Rouge with Ashley Harn- awoe OUR WINDOWS ilton who I the past week.

been their for THE VOTE Goes for the Monroe Steam Laundry CLEANING Bub continued to Play. When his The suave, neat Chinese boy music had making tea over the fire, The 81 Mongol, looking like a devil-doc- screeching rn the fr tor squatted in one corner of I nee. dirt floor smoking a pipe, knitting. ll tSm mnrn and muttering prayers between I hat awakened them nr.x, rn n- temnest had died during Temu came striding in. tall and nig-t.

But dynamic. His brown attong-fea- dawn a roar of gunfire and face with i striking scar crumbling broke loose lr possessing alien to the of the village. averaf experience, Te be LOVELY TO OWN AND TO GIVE PATTERN 8593 af Leiber and company, Gilliland. R. Magnolia Pen oicum company and P.

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The nighty has a line aa lovely as your favorite dance frock, with draped bodice (straps in the back) and beautifully long, flowing skirt As for the precious little cape, it a a joy to put round your shoulders for a luxurious: breakfast in bed, or an evening of late reading. And it looks so Pattern No 8593 is designed for sizes 14. 16, 18. 20; 40 and 42. Size 16 requires 3 3-8 yards of 39-mch material for nighty; I 1-4 yard for cape; 3-4 yard ribbon.

Step-by-step mw chart included in your pattern For a PATTERN of this attractive model send 15c IN COIN, YOUR NAME. ADDRESS. STYLE, NUMBER and SIZE to Monroe News-Star, Today's Pattern Service, 194-Tth Ave. New York, N. Everything new! Everything smart! fashions tor everybody from little Guests in the home of Mr.

and Gaddis Young this week were Mrs. Pen-onal Finance company, Hibbard Young's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Brothers Carpenters Local Union No. 1811, S. Kirk, Ira Cagle, Peacocks Jewelry, Mesdames J.

B. Thornhill, O. G. Barlow. E.

Bell, Fred Petty. Walter Smith. Jim Ewing. TI C. Sparks, Sr, Herbert Mi Usa ps.

Phyllis Rose Seligman, accompanied by her brother, Jacob Seligman, of Monroe, had a moat enjoyable visit in Baton Rouge lest week-end While there they attended homecoming at the Louisiana State University. PLAN DEMONSTR ITfON WINNSBORO. Nev Mrs Nell Roark, fifth grade teacher Mrs. W. R.

Baker of Groveville and Mrs. William Baker of Winnsboro jcved VMI rn lh, of Mr. Iw.SWh Mrs. -JR B. Fobe Tuesday and Wednesday, Mr, and Mrs.

Tom Green spent lest week-end in Lawson, Ark, visiting and friends Mr. and Mrs Howard Templeton and daughter, Alice Joan, and C. Pomeroy left Monday for a visit with relatives and iii New Orleans and Crowley. demonstration od (he state convention in Monroe on November 18, 19 and 20. to how a model in public music should Im? taught.

ALLAY M.NOft SKIN IRRITATIONS Soothe and comfort minor burns and bruises, too. Spread on Maroline as soothing dressing. Safe, Always Demand Mr and Mrs. Bike Simmons of Teens. Tex were most welcome in the home of Senator and Mrs.

W. B. Oliver last week On Thursday evening Senator and Mrs. Oliver entertained in honor of their guests Mr. and Mrs, and Senator and Mrs.

Cotton of Rayville, with a chicken barbecue, which was held in the of the Oliver home Twelve wert privileged to attend Urn delightful affair. A rn Always Demand oroline WHITE PETROLEUM JELLY larqe Jan and IO, Dr and Fred who have been the inspiration for numerous courtesies, were again hem or; at a buffet supper in the home Bdl Fudiekar last Wednesday size to stately sire Wearable were Corbin Tttrprn, practical that will fit right Mrs. Floyd Barham and Mrs Fred into your daily life and give end Floyd. saiafaction what find rn the new Fall and Winter Fashion in the home of Mr. and Mri.

Book! Send for it ihia very Arthur fjtmUn last week were Messrs now! John Lewd ter and Raymond Howard Pattern, tie Pattern Book, 15c One of Mmw Point, Upon Mr, Lar- Pattem and Pattern Book ordered return to Miahttipfd be gather, 25c. Coming Events Bastrop Wednesday Temple Sisterhood will sponsor cake sale between the of 9 a rn and 5 at 119 North Second street The public im invited. The Monroe Literary club will meet at 3 pm. at the home of Mrs. A.

Johnston, 2917 South Grand a tree! Meeting of Welcome Branch Book club with V. Garnett, 1804 North Second street 3 Oft pm J. H. Gorman and Mrs George Fink co-host The board of directors of the Ouachita Unit. Louisiana Society for Crippled Children, will meet fan assembly room of I Meeting of Mire Bonk club with Collins.

2 HO pm. Thursday Meeting of the Teacher aaaociation at 7 30 Subject, Know Your School presented by the club Meeting of Readers' Clique With Mrs Clay Oibon. 401 Alexander 2 Ni pm. Meeting of Semper club with Mrs. Ct.

Hinkle, Columbia mad, I pm. Meeting of Tw in City -T A Council at the courthouse 4 pm Meeting of the Barkdull Fa ilk 7 A. executive board 2.3® pm Friday Meeting of Musical Coterie with Mrs Thompson, Fine Arts mg. Northeast Junior College 4 pm Junior Charity League fen and cly revue in the cry I ballroom, ginia hotel, 5 pm. Public ut invited.

Meeting of tile St -T A executive board at 3 pm at me school Regular meeting of the Cathole De ugh of America at 7.30 rn at the Parochial school, ail urged to attend. accompanied by Arthur who will remain foe a visit of atveraJ Mr. and lea Wilson of Savannah. were called to Bastrop last week -end due to the aer and death of Mr Wilson a mo)her. Chat Wilson.

ka Win berry of Lake Charlo spent several this week with bes mother, Fannie Taylor, wax accompanied by her mother, who will remain for a visit of a few Mr. and Robert Todd md son. Bobby, were in the fume of Mr Moi Mr. and John last week. 3 DAYS REMAIN IN CHEST DRIVE Mr.

and motored to Officials Ruston Sunday to visit their daughter, who is attending Tech. Mr and John Colima and Mr and Collins motored to Shreveport Sunday to attend the Court, na State Fair. Hope Contribu tiom Will Reach Gool Of Program Mr With only three rems nine to I reach the goal of 127.766, the Twin City Coom unity in and William Carpenter Virg nta ed of Mitt Kathleen motored to Silt60 during Monday to bring tie Pine Bluff. last Friday to attend total to SII441 35 rodeo which held ut that city. Chert off na is hopeful that the gap total and the Owrt.

In Ow horn Of Mr Mr. wj, wtr ftrwl rrmlrtbulinnj lr, Thi.r,. Mr. of IOw On Ark and Mr. and Kenneth David of Mem Tem.

I Mr and J. B. Bennett had a moat enjoyable visit in Alexandria last week in the home their I daughter, Johnnie Waters, and They were ag tom famed home by who will maul for several Ruth cd Shreveport war a guest in the home of her mother, Todd. Sr aet week ijenicm Pine Bluff A a guest in the home of Willie Smith for several week Lift of to Commun.ty Monday Traffic dtfortment of Miaaouri Pacific office, Minaouri Pacific Trails employ of Ouachita Candy company, Baul Adler, employes cf Saul Adler pany, tranegjortati department employee of the Siinnsi Central railway. met nan leal department en of tile Central railway, of employee of Monroe Offset Rq npment, of Cox Fraser, it art I.

ta in- RU ranee com pan v. Bernice Wright, Haddad store Midway Recreation Pa or. rt-er and company vi IO TW 6 re. ELECTION RETURNS! We will keep you pot-ted bs quickly bs the results come in tonight. TODAY FOUR GREAT MoU 1 4 ORAMA! ADDI ll PofWit Cert natl Pete Whxt'i Your nu RSH I must Of Pl AT in rn mer cf lOVf? IN WAR VSR ELSIE JAMIS WISBY SAMII SAE CUSH Fame I MO WHI nun ay A Linnet Barr more Kildare Mr.

and Will and Mr. and Harry Hawthorne were vie- I tora sr, Camden and El Dorado, Ark week-end Th is a at Mutely Clinic where abe ta con- valew mg from in appendectomy performed Tuesday morning. Rev, Father Nick Vandegar and Rev Father were in Home of Mamie and Tina Co I Monday. Aferton, will be glad to know, is convalescing nicely from a major operation performed at the Riverside sanitarium. Hinton, William Cst- pen ter, fred Carpenter, Jr.

and William Barham were week-end rn Shreveport While there they attended the state fair. fully made a blaze with little I vou nasa into smoke to blow back into the room th. Turkextan when the wind took a reverie VaV I orth motion. The girls dried them- I selves as best they could and then curled up on the kang for warmth Colima will entertain members of Mi rn Book Club at her home Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 Jack Rngman, F. Miller, and Odeu McDowell of Sprtng- hiil.

La, were week-end in Bastrop on the little table on the kang. The one small window In the room sealed with smoke- grsmed paper. Peggy took a comb from her purse and began to draw it through her naming hair- She glanced round the dark little hole GJ. a thousand venture to tty than would give right now," laughed Peggy. afraid I made a mistake in marrying Sam Temu spoke to the Mongol, us some music.

The man drew from the blouse of a femur bone and gave them a melody that reminded Lynn of the songs she had heard Navajo shepherd! sing. Even after the men had gone to their sleeping hovel next door, Mr J. Ga odin completed a visit in the of daughter Leo Ritter, and returned to hL home in Franklin, the first of pie week John Ryan arrived from Arn Arbor Michigan. Monday night Is spend next two with ner Mr and Arthur burgh She will be joined during (he by Mr Ryan who la a senior law rtudent. at the University of Michigan Among those who attended the district meeting at Olla La Tuesday were Rev and Bennett, Bailey, ton Moore, B.

Henry W. Smith and F. Madison, Sr. Mr. and C.

Smith attended the state fair in Shreveport lait week TIN SOLDIERS ZURICH. ifP- department stores, cooperating with the government drive to save scrap metal through trie war years, have asked Zunch housewives to turn in all their old tin to delivery who bring in new supplies of canned good.6? Among those from out-of-town who attended the funeral of Charlet Wilson Monday were Mi Marie Bennis, Minnie Dakms lf Marler. Spencer J. and Dr, and A of Monroe, Mr. end Jack Lydem According to aviation the use of Undplimi in transoceanic service would permit the keeping of to a much larger degree than is now possible with flying Fart ate af ma of eietaer ta oar hr gain.ai* ie et.rn*a'# et if eaaaet tsfriy, tat! you se Monroe Steam Laundry of John Gordon will glad to know that she ered sufficiently from a recent aenoua illness and left the hospital in Van Couver where the has faatn a patient for several Gordon is expected to arrive home Inter in the week accompanied by her niece.

those omitted from the wedding list of noesis who attended horn Monroe warts Isaac Lem Ie. Jack Arise ll. rn Alan Sugar. Mr. Herman! Pasternack.

Mn J. Turner of West OSU entertained friends of her Craig, in honor of eleventh i birthday recently. intlo- cd for diversion and later refreshments wert served to the Ll guests, litstiluiioii tm the Care of and who attended the mar riage of Mr. Joe Marx in Little Rock, the following were in Mr, and C. F.

Frenkel. Mitt Birdie Fleck ie and Mr. Joseph Suck; man of Alexandria and Mrs. Alex Blackman of SU Joseph. of Mr.

and Luther Newton arid vin, Mrs. Beulah Dunham, Mr, and I Windham and non, Jack, of ke Providence were the week-end of Mr. and Mrs. C. B.

Dix oil If irrita- tIon In upper bronchial tubes, roughing, muscular soreness or tightness relieve such misery, Mother, with an With this more thorough treatment, he nd-vopor action of vicks VapoRub more effectively PCMCTMTli irritated air with aoo ling medicinal sTiMOUtitt cheat and bark like a warming poultice or STAUTS WFUIVfHC misery right away! Results delight even old friends of VapoRub. TO OFT a with all its mar VapoRub for 3 on IMPORTANT SUB-AREA OF PACK aa well aa throat and cheat lipread a thick layer on chert, cover with a warmed doth. HK to use genuine, vlme-tcatcd VICKS VAPORUB. FOR LADIES ONLY Who Are tttcksm! rtre prettied! lout! I Uke "DU Playing al live hi situ Wednesday and Tbutsday Ann (Maiflit) Hot hem Jan Hunter Roland Voting, Billie Reginald Gardiner A rut: es tert usmhst mem WOMEN IN HIDING! MIR At LE OF SOI NI) Crime Doesn't Pay -dealing with women in unacrupuloua inatei- nity wlto must keen hilti- hirth a secret! shady adoption ne ket; cUndcatiue coi.fmcment. A Featurette! Clart i.xhi tfetli toter- Tertir.i..H»r CV ALCADE OF SAN FRANCISCO run.

ingle in FRIDAV-SATl HDAY: BIG-TIMK STAGE SHOW! EGYPTIAN FOLLIES 33 A(iE I FERSON Including Calvert, the Magician, AND ON Tiff, SCREEN Dancing rn a with Grace MacDonald! Gala 2 for Fri. and Sat, only! I CONTINUOUS BK STAGE SIK IWS DAILY.