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TULSA DAILY WORLD, SATURDAY, NOV. 16, 1018.
YE GODS! LOOK WHAT
THEY WANT FOR DUDS!
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'lint h.i r ' ' r i 'I tu ci i wet dunnr Mi
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i ' 1 1 1 1 i' w i ii t rn '-
A l,nl In l In , n l,.i. i. i. if I I..
'carts of the World'
John McGorniack
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I. tin wr
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Qorwthm FWrn O.mnrtwd.in.-r Is
Who On llit Stnmgcwt Itlnff,
I'd'')' or laimanis.
ALL BECAUSE
i
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f'.'t t.i :, 11 I, ..use whin Ml.' I. .ilk- fw4-WZV
wall r fii.f.l Ii.iwn.i iit ... t nlL 'ffi?'kki
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IT RAINED - m.:. .I,,,,.,. h. r &mML Wi'&fe
FolttM WIkiSO rpiMT1T '"!
.ot Wet Say Thru Must
liamages f mm lly.
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sworde -ii'" 'I' f i ri
Mty..r, nt. I l.i . I 1
t.il.le.
It .:S it the f-ritlf.
seen-: ' e .11.'' f- i r.
t he i-il v .hi, in r.i.il
ill.' f.f':rl.i i i t I,.:'
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tryin' t.i ili. " inn
.liter.
"npe. that nln' the nr !' " ''
tt f.i "'t ffit: 'In v't- i-'.trr t.i ' '
our bluff, tnc'l.c" . it in 'fffiin
slmirr Mid,. I'.i i 1 ' M " t. iil f'" II"
liend tit t !lf f H ' if Ii '"' "I
wms does Tlif ' ;-' n.'emnl.
nod. led ii-.. 'tit ;.". nttir 1111..H1.
sad, lliiri r tu' Inf. If nt t In- 1 " v
mi .ire; ti.'."ii'ii in tt:f infivi.r'M r .1 f , ;
hIIciiI'.v fill' I cut Mi" renin j
Ilcan'i. till' llfiat'lrin-'is :..'' finer' I
n t.i Mi rf a. t Ii" f. it.i t Is "'III
limit"
tin. I Mi.
t nrl.un
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for . ,1
"'nlrin
ffr.ii.' .
i!i .fill
.., In tin- civ li :i I i
.f n!l tlilH nii-tiliil iI.m
. ,K Mii'i
i.H'i'i cf the nrnvT ml in of
ill, lll.lf tills li.'i'fl HIIV T' II 'II
ililm'i. tf'lilltlvil ll'l.l flollllil.
i, .1 1 mi f.-r Mm It. run
it, t .'i."!i"nitcti. me,di euf
iii.l 1 . n. jio 1 1 y ila'nai'fi il'irui"
the i term
At least 'hrre property owners
have 'if! ilnltiit for various
iiino!.".!'- t" riT.itiinfi" tlifin fur the
mtiil.U' u iti-r II. it w-iehed Into their
cellars "aid rrllnrs being lot-rite. I In
i Ini' dml 1 let of the city
Iiioih hits of lumber
nn.l a. mulitid trash ruing Mie
sewer hilfi. caused their stnppnio.
drill r'.n;M'.iii'tit failure to drain tin.
lit n '1 propmlv.
One wnmiii had the temerttv.
(French f'T rail) to Mo claim for
BROADWAY
"ROPING HIS JULIET'
by IIk
HI JINKS COMPANY
Open ft! 1:45 wllh Iti-tnrr
Vr-k-Iny MiUlm-rn lfto
MuliiM uiul huiulnyii 3 no
You'll Ilnjoy Itil MIU
Tulsa's Perfect
Photoplay Theater
OP CIAHIIOUK
IV Krwatlonnl Hit of tlm
ZIEGFELD "FOLLIES" in
"Laughing Bill Hyde."
By REX BEACH
11:30, ia:..ft, 3, 1:30, Pent Sale for I Arlnlla 20c
ti, 11:30, 8 nml I aimrtu r tin' WoHd' I liill.ln ii too
U:30 I CfMnfl Thin Momlnff I War Tin rlra
STRAND-oSv
Douglas
In
"the man from
Tainted post"
rull otHho Xypli1"! I'nlrlmnli Stunts. Thrills anil Sinvtl.
' Mult nml .l.'ff t art. ion.
) Sunday nml Monday Wlllinin S. Hurt In "Tlir 1i'II'h Huulh'"
LYRIC Today
RlinwIiiR tlio Ucvrntli KplfiMlc of tlw All-Wi-ftcni Scrtnl, " I'IrIu
for .Minimis." Diitltli-d '
"The Noose of Death"
IVntiirfnK Win. I Mux 'jui nml MInh l'dllli .Tuhnson
Also I'nlvorsjil t'urn'iit Ilventi
The 1U "V" ConnNly I'ntltbil "SUI.Im nml Scallownirv''
Admlsslnn Matinee nml MlitM, r.c nml l iilu lr War Tu.
I I LIBERTY THEATER i ?
Sg TODAY -r
M William S. Hart in Ui
m "The Dawn-Maker" Ul
'-!
t" 1'Atty Aimrt ki.i: 2
6 !? W In "I'A ITA Till: KolH.l'ir 2
I p Sown tln 1 1 :30, 1:0.-., :il. 3:5.-., 5:2(1. 0:1.-,, r E
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l,av" iiii-'". ..!......,, l K CSkJih itw '
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lr,lo- tr. hnrn- ,,1,,'t I,., 1 I . ! . , ., ion i'i" ' yf, JSJj,iUiJ
i.l.ook Mi... .tv ! 1 ii.ii, ,1 -l r ,, , .;. f "11," , fr,M C ' M '
l.-Mon "f a lot r . th" .. " . 1 - ,- : . th- .., 1- ( . I . s. ' A
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.1 ..".' f -ri..y iff I S.TliyfT .'J
i ni.-iit. ti,,. it.. , . : .i ..r.-.i Iil 4 IltV i- 1
niorn thaim ccnuirr
LIIIL-Vfl I I1HII1 J LI I V luL
TO FORT WORTH READY
ImfirnvPTiirnt In
1 h rillwviv
ri r, i n l -f w i-rn Till1
W'ni h. T iii'i. w ;im n 1 1 1 1 '
v lv fit I Ini? if I
.tiVif.l hi th
n't tI iV
.V I 'nl I 't.ll I'lii'M 11. I lull '.' I. if., Hi'iTO-
larv
I'nlliiinn K'-rvIrn H nviillnl.li from
Tu Nti In Oklahoma "1 1 v Ii-iivIiik hr.
at .'i'IO In the iifti.rnii.ifi atnl arriv
ing In Ok lulu. i. in City III tin," In
iiiiiki. Mm Hoiitlitioun.l iniilii linn
Hnnt.'i l"'n to l ort Woilh. I'lllliniin
rf.Ni.rvat li.tiH inav iu,iln fur TiiIhh
Iriiv.li'iM thriiuKli tin' TuIk.i 1'rlHro
i.ffi.
Iti'tiirtiliiir. Mm lr:iln liavpn Kurt
Worth at 8:25 a. in ami rxitrh.'ii ok
I.I.. .ni.i rilv nt 4 .1 1 n. to. Ih'UvImk
Okliililina I'lty nt 7 I'U a m , iiirlvn
In Tnlf.li al I i II i ft. in SIccpliiK runt
ur- provl. Ifil hot worn Oklahoma I'lty
nml I'orih W.iitli.
MOTHER AND TWO SONS TO
ATTEND NIGHT SCHOOL
Mm IMta M. I.tnlii an. I Iut witm
lloi-lHTt nn.l lipiiiilo II HiTi, thr.'.'
of the flnl I In Kt inli'tiiH to I'limll In
tin. nll'hl f'hool oifn.'i hv th. hoar. I
cf flu. 'all. .ii. Km nl lini'lit l.'iHt iiIkIiI
tiiillc ali il kofn liiii-rf-m, . n 1 1 1 1 .-r .i .i I
atnl Si. ..nihil roumin Ih'Iih; Mm iiiuhI
popular I'.'niollinrril will n rnn
llliiifl totihrht, nml th" fimt ci-iliinn
will h h.'M Ttnu.liiy ami thnroiifter
raiili Tin'Htlay, ThiiiMilny nj Jlatur
day nlk'hlM.
1. A ST
TIM I X
TOUAV
O
Rn J, I'olkK.
Ifo a Ulnn-Talhtl
Oklnhnnut Ciw-iiL-nir!
Fairbanks
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I
I
Oil'' fif thr i-r'Mit plt.rifltiri i.f 1-i.ltUT to the thontiT nri'l nlfio ffrlnR llm
hli: pctiiri' ilniiii.-iH Is th" 1 1 1 p. nl u ii 1 1 -, affi.rih'.l tu rt'ii.'W ai-iialiitanr Willi
cl.l fiuiil'i mi. I fav.iiiliH l W '. r i r f 1 1 1 1 . th lat. of filiii.luni. MhrfWilly
livim-M thiN tiulh .in. I haft n-la'iii'il soiiih of li in l.i't phiM-iN in all Iuh plr
tilliK 'i'M-1'.il i.f llio HlarM a ii. I laliilltiii who hi -1 1 I to luilki' '"l'lm Itlrth
of a Nation" an. I "Intnl. 'rami'" tin' irr.'.ili'Ht nii.'r.-HHf'H cf th.'ir tlini urn to
In- Bi'i-n imMlti In ' lli art.i cf th" Worhl." whlrh If ronMli!.ri,il by Mr. lirlf
fuh M viirf'.st itIII. h to Ik. th" Hiipri'iiin ti liiinph of hi.i riiri'fr up to thin
Wl Ullllf.
Th.'V arn 1 .1 1 1 i.i n l.lh, lt,.l'it llarrnn. O'.ri:" Si li'in.in nn.l Jnnppliln
('riiwi'll. Iiorolhy Oinh, who i.Iiivh th" pan i.f "th" litll" .linturhor" In
; "lli'iirtH of thr SVurhl" ami furnlshcH lh" incut lively I. It cf romeily In thu
iiillr.. prmliii tfoii. whlih lutH iilifaily .-arnr l rolinniiH of priilun for her
In llm nowKpappiH, waft not ni.iii In "Th" IShlh of a Nillnn," but took a
Hinall part In "I iitnh'riinrn "
llfr hlMl.'r, I.llllan. who plnvn "lh.' filrl" In "Ili'.irls cf thn Worhl" snrl
I who mail" thr- trip lo Mm I... I! I.f hi. Is of I'r.ni" with licrothy iin.l Unhurt
Hart. in In makii fr.i.'H cf thi; hn; prii.tiji't inn, w;im H.ffi .'it hjNlf. Htoii..tnan
1 In ' "l h" HI! Ml of a Sail. n, ' nn.l r inhnli.t'it W ill Whil mau n ImaKlliary
i iliar.n l.'i' "nut of thn rriullf' I'tnlh.s rurkini;" In .' liitnliTan.'iv"
.Ins. 'phlni 'rowfll, who look llm part of tin" "Houth.Tii niothT In 'Thn
lllrth of a Nallcii," ami 111" vlmlntiif. guc.'ii c'ath.'rln.. .In Mrdlcl In "In
lolcruiii .'," In "tin- Klrl'h'' niuthi r In "Urartu nf lh" Worhl."
Iti.h.rt llarrnn. who plays I In- tnal h'.ul, "thn liny" In "lloartu of thu
Worhl." Itiipoi sonatf.l th.' Stiuii'inati hoy In "Tln I!lrtt of a Nation," ami
plaVi'.l th. ininlfTii hoy In "Inl.ih.riiii.'i.." llm iipiik'nim In "HfartH of thn
Worhl" Im Von Strcliui lpla.'il hv li.-orci Sflifiiian I, a vlllalnoim offh rr
nml "rxtwlnh. py. O.-cri:.' .s.-inman wiim SIIii.h I .) lu ll III 'Tho HirtU of a
Nation," ami tin. IfiiilliiK villain In " I nl oh'i iinrf "
"lliarlri of thn Worhl" In aniiiiiitir.'. for a prhil rnxaR'nirnt In thin
rlty at tin1 Majiwtlr thfiitor for kIx (layn, roiniiium'ltiK Tui-silajf nuitinec,
Nnv.'lnh.'r 19, With IIHitllM'C'M llilily. 1
MUST HAVE SOLDIERS'
PACKAGES IN BY NOV. 20
It ban brrn nnnnuni'iol that thnun
who hav.' rbum ri'lutiv.-s in thn nvr
m.im frvlci of any nf I In' Mi'Vi'U wpI
fiun iiKi'iirlrn ran haml parkaKWi fur
Ihi'tn In to tho Ilnl iVomh nml have
llii'in ai'iit to tht'tn In tlm.. for Chrlat
max. ini" iniiHt mmi an application
blank, mutiny Mm ri'latlotiHlilp. tiainr
ami Kiv" othi'r ilata that la nreihol
In or.li'r Ihut thn pnil"r liiitsht be
EMPRESS
LAST
T1MK.S
TODAY
Five Vaudeville Act
lliii.llliii'il by the loimtcl
OrplM'iim lhi kfaiy t onmluiil
HARRY VAN FOSSEN
"Von know you kmm" Mm !
Matinee Today
All Seats 15c
(Kii"lil llinca, 2.V)
NlRtil I'rlifa: I.V. 2.V nml 5.V-.
llox.'H, Mh',
l'lrtttnn nt 2:1.. 7:20 anil 9:00
amh-lllo at S. 7111 ami 8:20
Hot Offli 1VIi-iImim 92
Coming Tomorrow 5
New Vaudeville Acts
llonilllmil by tlr l'nmon
Onilii'uni IVatun' Ait
t.it i". nr. mak
Sl.OOO-iv-wii'k vamlmlllo mar
nno of I ho most brilliant
l oiiiiNlli'iinivi of I In tinn,-a
Hlnndanl IkwiIIIimt i'vrrv!i"n
Ami thr fnnM.iiM liurlowqiip Irani,
Mlmrtin: IhwiIIIim Ixmors ovory
wIhto with aiidi'llh'' IhxI
M. V ATI .KS A TYSON
SonfT' and 1'nlM'r ami lnirTHn-
HliollM.
RIALTO
Today Only
TIM'. (iM.IIOM ( OWMOY
i ii.m mm:
Tom Mix
In a ThrlllliiK ViKlcrn Story
Six-Shooter
Andy"
Ms... a Tmi. I'ii I CoiniNly.
Sliowsal Il::t0. I -: I.., :t : I.V
I. ,10, 15. 7, N 15 and 0:30
I'l'lii-s: lii.u.'i' fl.Kir. "J-'i': hal-
rnn. He. ( hililn n. at MvatJliii-r.
(lc: nlKlilf, lie. ( I lnx prhif.
In. Iiiil,' war till )
Tomorrow for 5 Days
A vlJrrlnii. MMi hil pr.wlui'llnii of
(he ii'lrlimtiHl lrur I nine in.'lo
ilraniii "STOLEN ORDERS"
wlih mi nll-Miir i-a-t Iniulcil by
four famous stiirs
kitty i;iiiiiiiiv. .ii i: 1:1,-
HXiK. MONI'M.II' lOVL,
( Mtl.YI.I. III. U lttVI I.I,
At lii'Kiihir Kiallo l'liixs.
f properly Idcnliflrd with th recipient
of a packiiK".
Spi'd.il ii'ipiPiit 1m nuirle that thoHr
havlnir IiiIi.'Ih fur p.ii'kaii'B to go to
Holill.'in B.'rofiM the nea have their
pai'kai'i! at th.. office of the In
upector for ih lte.1 t'rnm linmeillate
ly. It In Htated from the number of
park.iKeri already received, there are
hniiilrt'da of them In Tulsa yet to he
H.'tit out. It In nncenimry for them
to he cloared out from the Inupector'B
office, befnrn November 20.
It la noted that In ran one dnea
not tret the package Intended for a
.soldier In Krance to the Inspector by
i November 211, It may never be rie
, llvered. The wnrk Ih crowded up at
I pt'.'wnt, and it Is aitvled not to wait
, until the lam moment.
TELLS STUDENTS HE IS ,
PROUD OF THEIR SHARE
.Student!! In thn Tulsa hlnh Bchnol
, wern Kiven a treit yi'Ht.Tday morn
1 Ini; at assembly when ('. S. Avery.
I county chairman of the war fund
caiiipalirn committee, spoke to them
Mr Avery declared nt the outset
, that he wasn't .1 pi:.TIc npeaker, but
before, he' had, finished every one
was convinced that If tie were not a
t professional spokenmnn he wiu so
full of his suhlect and so sincere In
, his purpiis" that no one could tell
th. difference.
! "You llvn In a town where you
see lot.s of money, where you hear
'hie money talked: hut It lan't bad
money. Its the kind of ntoiyy that
. Is always ready to he RTven for a
pnod caufe. It's the kind of money
j that Is ruled by the spirit of rhar
lty. The men who hold the monev
, baits In Tulsa are the kind that
throw their money on the table to
make up any deficit that may come
In patriotic and civic affairs. And
you yourselves are growing up In
a town where there Is a great vision
I of civic 1 -iKlitenusncHM.
"It is a beautiful thins; o know
that you have nil felt your respon.
nihility and answered the call of the
hoys who have fought to make
Kurope the great "proving ground
of democracy "
The speaker closed his address by
irlving a clipping from the IJterarv
Ingest In a powerful argument for
self sacrifice.
j RED CROSS GETS "$U 65.57
I FROM SALE OF OLD TIRES
The Harrows Tire and Tluhher
company was the highest bidder fur
the tires and inner tubes which have
been collecting at Second and ltos
ton and Fifth and Itoston for the
past several w.s'ks. The price paid
I'V the Harrows company amounted
to J.'iil IS, several tin liars In excess
of the lot sold a few weeks ago.
As a result nf the schenio which
was started by the Tulsa automobile
I. xm.i 'latum, represented by Jack
slaughter and K. It. (iuthrle, the
Ked Cross Is several hundred dol
lars Letter off. The first lot cf tires,
collected some weeks ago, brought
l'.3.v:i: Total sales amount to
I I. 165. 57.
1 ltlto ADWAY,
If you ili hi- to see a real western
play wlih ph'tity of good singing and
linii.ing as special featured, don't
miss "Coping Hi Juliet. " hv the Hi
.lii ks company nt the Hroadway the
ater this afternoon and evening
There wiil l.e a complete change of
program Sunday aftcrnonn. Thin
pl-ay, which was put In tab form by
Mr. r.arnett. is one of the most ln
leres'lng presented here by these
p.. pillar players. And Tulsans w! up.
predate eiery line of It. There are
num. Tons comical situations created
hv 1.., ie I'.ridge and Fdgar Harnett
that will throw you Into fits .if con
viilstora There is a clever little love
story and the usual tricks and
schemes of a first-clnss villain. The
musical program Is one of special
interest I sue Hrhlge sings a clever
pong. " W'ant a Man " Harry and
Cuth are seen to excellent advantage I
in h.ir lsh lancing, while the Stein
way yiiaiti-t brings down the hou.se
witli a mui.bij of cutyhy Bongs.
THE SINGING PROPHET OF VICTORY
()iK TOUR FOR Y. M. C. A ONE TOUR FOR K. of C.
Hundreds of concerts for War Relief. Raised one million dollars for Fourth Liberty
Loan in one evening.
CONVENTION HALL
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 20th
City Briefs
Till'. INFANT daughter of Mr and
Mrs. I. J. riii.rw..d, Weal
Twelfth street. p..s. .1 uway Krlday
mm ii. UK
liiii'Tult Al:i:i, will meet his dis-
iihsimi ri.nip i n "Th" Challenge, of
the I'lH-a nt rum " thia evening 111
handhail iMiirt. V M A'. A. All mem
bers are uig.-d to in attendance,
nCwi iiiner.i ale we'cuiue.
I -
liKK MffltltlS. H'in-!n-law of J. J.
I u Shune, who ha.s hc.n In the serv
ice for several mont hrt. stationed at
Camp lfcgan, Hunslun, Texas, has
been appointed to ttin officers' train.
I llg school.
-
HKV. MKIA IN KIOIIT and wife
cf Cuthrie will hu at the Mission cf
Heileeinliig I.ove for acverul days.
I Klder Wright will hW quarterly
' meeting Sunday ami preauh each
livening wtille in Tulsa. Kvcry per
!min invited tu attend the.so upcclal
meetiiiLK
...
I.! KIT. II. I'. I'KK'i: Is expected
to ai'iive s, ion from Camp Cody.
I'i'iiiing. N. M , where In- has been
on ba.so hospital duty In llm service
of the armv medical corps. After
spending a few days with his fam
ily. Lieutenant Price will leave, for
the east tu receive his overseas or
ders. t
Till: imi-Y of A. K. McWliorter.
who died Thursday, w.i taken to
W'axahai hie, Texan, yeaterday after
noon by bis brother, J. K. McWhort
r, for Ititermeiit. Mr. McWhurter
leaves a fit her and mother, Mr. and
Mrs. J. II. McWhorter of Mellon,
A.a, a wife, six brother and three
nsteni. Twii W his brothers 'lire with
the army In Krance.
I
ATTKNTION Ol'" oil geologist stil
donts Is mllcd tu the opening of
clauses tonight at 7:30 in room II, Y.
M. '. A. .Many new students who
have never had opportunity to take
the course urn expected to enter.
Hooks may be obtained at the desk.
All young men who have Intentions
of Joining the class are anked to he.
prefH,'tit at this fust meeting If pos
sible. PUKSKNTINt; n plan for the con
struction of sidewalks and paving In
Cherokee Heights, an unimproved
quarter In the northciuU section of
the city, a committee, composed of
members) of the l"herokeo Heights
Mens' club appeared before the
mayor and city commissioners at
their regular weekly meeting yrs
terd.iy morning. The proposition
was referred to Pity Knglnoer H. 11.
W'nss for Investigation and ratifica
tion. I
t'lii.INr, THAT (lordnn avenue In
Kendall addition Is entirely too nar
MAJESTIC
6 Days Starting
Tues. Matinee
LIMITED ENGAGEMENT
t
The Story YouCan't Forget
Is Your Heart in France?
Augmented Symphony Orchestra
PPJppC Night 50c. 75c,
1 JAJ-"-' Minim- 25c, 50c,
Matinees lally nt 2:15. Nights. 8:15 Prompt
Autos tit 5 and 11 p. nu
NOT!" Mail Orders When Accompanied by Money Order or Chock
Will IUvel Prompt Atli-nikin. ItcHcnroxl Seat sain starts this
morning nt Majestic Theater.
Seats on sale now at
row fur ordinary traffic, communi
cation was received front "K. I Har
well by the cltv commissioners yes
terday' with a pU-a tw have the street
widened Cordon avenue Is hut
feet wide from Sixth to Kleventh
street, and the petition asks that It
he made Kt.indard width. The peti
tion was referred to City Attorney
Karl Snecd und City Knglncer II. II.
Wywi.
I
A CANVASS of the church mem
bership cf th" First Methodist
church for suhecr Iptn.ns to the gen
eral budget for the coming cotifer
unoe year will bo mad., riiind.iy aft
ernoon. The hoard cf stewards and
all others who will volunteer for
this work or who cm furnish their
cars for the afternoon will meet for
dinner In. the basement of the church
from 12 to 12:3V All members who
have not already made, their sub
scriptions are asked to remain at
heme until after tho committee has
called.
i-Yitir.
William. Imnean. star and dire.-tor
of Vltagrupli's stirring aerial play,
"A Fight f"r Millions." allowing at
the Irlc theater today, semiis to
bear a charmed life. In the making
of these serials, the actors take all
kinds of risks, and Ounoan, more
than anv oilier, is known to take
lumuii-r chances than anv other man
on the screen. But despite slides and
falls down mountain sides, leaps
across wide cha-sms. terrific riding
stunts and plunges Into wild torrents,
he has never suffered an Injury
which necessitated attention.
This is a remarkable, record, when
it Is taken Into consideration that
Duncan has produced and acted In
three lr.-eplsode serials within a
ear. each of which was months in
tlm making?
Ihinran'H freedom from Injury
'probably is due to the fact that he is
a skilled nthlete and a thorough man
of the outdoors. He Is an expert rope
climber, t.roan Jumper, swimmer,
horseman, wrestler, boxer, etc., and
knows how to take care of himself
In any situation.
A recuperative diet In Influenza.
Horllck s Malted Milk, very digest
ible Adv.
G TODAY T
ranD
STOCK COMPANY
playing
"Wife In Name Only"
also
riCTCKES
Cliff Ilavtllngs. leading man
Nov. 19
I.OO, 1.50
73 $1.00
Seats on Sale Now
at the. liox Office.
Jenkins Music Store.
WALL PAPER ORDINANCE
IS AT LAST REPEALED
To the complete satisfaction of
cery one concerned, all restrictions
have been declared off In regard to
the much dlHcufwed and hard fought
'wall paper ordinance." City At
torney Karl .sneed received rnmmuni
catlon frnm-tlie Trades and lahor
council nt commissioners meeting
yeKterrlay Instructing him to repeal
the ordinance.
At the time that tho ordinance
was pimsed city officials were wajr-
I ii K a health campaign, and the nrdi- j
nance, stating that ull wall puper
Today
LastDay
Jess L. Lasky presents
Vivian
"Her Country First"
Story by Mary Robert Rinehart
HEARST-PATHE NEWS
Screen time 11:45, 12:45, 2, 3:15, 4.:30, 5:45, 7:00,
8:15, 9:30
COMING SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY
CHARLES RAY in "LAW OF THE NORTH"
SPECIAL RETURN DATE
MAJESTIC THEATER
6 Days Only Starting
Tuesday Matinee, Nov. 19
1. W. GHIKFITIPS
Greater
than
"The
Birth
of a
Nation."
I Nif
) Ma
ights 50c,
Matinees
PRICES
Mall orders, when nccompnnled liy money order or chi-eks, will be
filled In siN4iiciiee of their receipt.
Grand, One Night, Nov. 21
Not a Moving Picture
rSPEXIAL TOUR - STAR CAST
nomas W. Qoss. Amelia Umgnam,
Rauina. Lord. . .
Mary Shaw, Frederick.Warde.
and powerful supporting Company in.
ay? there:
ASiS. Habtlzv Manner.3
mm-
(VO Tr : The play
t -
NOT A GUN FIRED FUL OF COMEDY
One Year nt tbe Globe and Liberty Theater, Ness Y'ork.
Prices 50c to $2.00
SKAT SALE TClSDAY iU.D BOX OFFICE
must be removed from thn wai's
of rooms and buildings before lie v
can be re-papered, and that n'l
paints, kalaomlne and other will
dressings must be thoroughly re.
moved before the .walls can l.e re
decorated," was gtrongly protested
by both property owners and w)
paper and decorating concerns alike.
When tho health ordinance was writ.!
ten the cost of thus cleaning walit
for redecorating was estimated ta
cost from ti to $2.50, while a nhm t
time later it was found to cost frnm
15 to Jl! per room. These prices
prohibited property owners frnm re.
decorating their property and rut
down the sale of wall paper, etc,
more than one-half.
Today
Last Day
Martin
-in-
Aug
mented Symphony
Orchestra
All Seats Reserved J WAR
75c, $1, and $1.50 TAX
25c, 50c, 75c, and $1 EXTRA
&e acted by the
- frV? ;- 23 performances
1
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