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WINIFRED ALLEN IN T.IANN_ L PLAY, "FORAVALOUR."
FOTO'S FOLLY THEATRE. SUNDAY.
ORPHIEUM THEATRE.
John B. Hymer & Co.. presenting
"Tom Walker in Dixie." A fantastic
comedy novelty, written by and pro
uced under the personal directiol
of Mr. Hymer.
Extra feature: Rita Mario and her
Orchestra; 10 charming girls, charm
ig music. 10.
Added Attraction: Percy Bronson1
& Winnie Baldwin in "A 1918
Songology."
Rita Boland in Song Sketches.
.ALMA RUEBENS AND WALT WHITMAN IN SCENE FROM)
* 3IANOLE PLAY.:'THE REGENERATES.'
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esty wot thew, hut the wtee shall b;
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With helter for these who toiL Ti
masan & Batultn
Priem Nave Advanued
Made meamesary by the censtantly increasig cost of material and labor a
dliit lemras li pries has been announced by the Mason t Hamlin Company,
liett Jaearp let.
Iheugh we a e pamnated to add the cost of freight and handling, we sell Mason
•& aiaia Plamed at the New York cash prices. Mason & Hamlin Piaoe, are
the phbe ple i Ia the world No one can purchase a high grade piano
onaseutl wtibt eaatining the Mason & Hamlin. Impection is invited
912-914
CANAL
Successors to Cable Piano Co. STREET
Vlt1TýO ýTýºT8
('harles ('artmell and Laura Har- li
ris. in a new singing and dancing fl
g skit, "Golfing with Cupid." fI
c William Ebbs. Vaudeviles Newest n
ni Offering.
Merle's ('ocatoos. the Act de Luxe
,r of Birdland.
a-' Orpheum Travel Weekly. The
World at Work and Play. An Oasis
n in the Sahara Desert. Old Ruins of
8 Rome. n
Orpheum Concert Orchestra. E. F
E. Tosso. Director.
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Cheer and gladness were brought
to the hearts of the little suffering 7
inmates of the Milliken Memorial on
Sunday afternoon when the junior a
members of the James Hubert Bleak I
Memorial Circle of St. Iargaret's I
Daughters visited the institution
and presented a pleasing and enter
taining program for the amusement I
of the children.
The Junior Circle was organised a
month ago to help along the good
work of the Senior Circle, whose aim
is to provide a Summer Rest Home
for Catholic working girls and
women.
The Circle is composed of a band
of energetic, active girls in Algiers,
md from the present outlook they
are going to do splendid work. There
ire a number of very talented little
girls in the Circle and as the St.
Margaret's Daughters are ever on the
'alert to do some kind act of charity
or to bring happiness to the sad and
lonely. Father Larkin. their director.
suggested that the members enter
tain the children of the Miliken
Memorial. and his suggestion was
eagerly responded to and beautifully
carried out.
The program opened with a splen
did chorus, "Glad Tlaings," which
was followed by a recitation, "The
Plaint of the Little Bleque Doll," ex.
presslvely given by winsome little
Imelda Cunningham. Miss Hyacinth
Munts then delighted the audience
by her repdition of one of Eugene
Plield's most popular poems, "The
Duel."
' Rveryone wpa carrnefl back in
fancy to the day of long ago when
six charming lassies presented
"Winning Ways of Grandma's Days."
They danced the stately minuet in a
very graceful manner and their
quaint, old-fashioned costumes took
the eyes of the little ones. The fol
lowing took part: Mildred McCau
ley. Alice Riordan, Eunice Cunning
ham, Hyancinth Muntz, Rilma Mc_
Nair and Margaret Heath.
"She Didn't Know Her German"
was recited by Eunice Cunningham.
Miss Mildred McCauley rendered
"BHridget's Mission Jug" in an artis
tic manner.
Miss Alice Riordan displayed rare
talent in her rendition of "Sister's
tbeau."
The program was brought to a
lively ending when Master Ned Whit
more recited "J.ess 'Fore Xmas" and
"Whetn My Pa Was a Boy." This
was a very entertaining number and
"Ned" stole a place in the hearts of
all the children present.
A Xmas hymn was sung by the
pupils of the Holy Name of Mary
. hool. The singing was so beau
tiful that threy were requested to sing
-era:l patriott,' airs, which pleased
n.' ll.'' i'nmcnsely.
At the conclusion of the program
t:.e members distributed candy and
".,ttle,,s to the little ones. who were
i:le so htltppy by their coming and
the memory of the pleasant after
noon will remain with them many a
day and will help to lighten their
little hearts bowed down with suf_
faring. The members left the place
feeling happier for this act of kind
ness to God's own little ones.
McDONOGH NO. 4 SCHOOL
ROLL OF HONOR.
8 A: Scholarship and Deport
ment: Behrman French. Deportment,
Francis Sadler.
8 B: Scholarship and Deport
ment: Evans *Mahoney, Sidney Du
puis, Gerald Cooper. Felix McAnes
py and Reany Angello.
7 A: Milton Acker, Ed Williams,
Stephen Quartana and Philip Sa
leeby.
7 B: Leonce Andre, Roland Cay
ard, -Don Duffy, Austin Spahr, John
Cieutat, Henry Dufau, Ed. Holten,
Eugene LeBoeuf, -Beverly Legendre,
Ed Newell, John Roberts, Hilary
Schroeder and Dearo Trotter.
6 A: Felix Borne, Roland Briel,
Mat Crawford, Roy Keenan, Hugh
Lilly and Jos. Maggio.
6 B: Bertrand Peck, Horace Har
ris, Alfred Peterson, Ray Ripp and
Louis Fernandes.
4 A: Scholarship and Deport
ment: Ethelbert Lagarde, John
Hunn, Sidney Andre and Geo. Zata
rain. Deportment: Richard Pernan
des, Chas. Terreborne and Hippolite
Vesien.
4 B: Scholarship and Deportment:
Fred Kraemer, Jas. Higgins, Wilson
'Barrett and Chas. Comelli. Schol
arship: Chas. Wellbsecher and Esse
West. Deportment: Marjoral Mc
Neely. Emile Legendre, Herbert
Trahan and Victor Cieutat.
3 A: Richard Kessler and Jas.
Fabares.
3 B: Arthur Meunch.
2 A: Vincent Trauth and Avon
Vinson.
2 'B: Tracey Lilly, Alfred Decker,
Scholarship and Deportment Sch.:
Karl 'Brodtman, Valery Jantreau,
Bennie Weiner, Harold O'Brten. De
portment: Nelson Tallon.
1 A: Ben Ericksen. Jas. Henrieks,
Nougle Richards, Clinton Whidden,
and Bertwell Andry.
1 B: Julius Messner, Evert Ram
sey, Floyd Brune, Albert Brodtman,
Bert Shirk, Alvin Short, Domingo
Ban Miguel, Hugh Cobb, Alvin Da
vts and Clayton Trauth.
UNrm STATES
OF LAKESIDE LIVE STOCK COMPANY,
INCORIPOATED.
United States of America, State of Louisi
ana, Parish of Orleans, City of New
Orleans.
Be it known, That, on this the tweaty
sixth day of the mooth of November, in the
Year of Our Lord one thousand nise hun
dred and seventeen, and of the Independence
of the United States of America, the one
hundred and forty-fairst, before me, Percy
Sommer Benedict, a Notary Public, duly
commissioned and qulified, within and for
the Pariah of Orleans, State of Louisiana,
therein residing, and in the presence of the
witnesses heremafter named and under
signed, personally came and appeared: the
several persons whose names are hereunto
subscribed, who severally declared that,
availing themselves of the benefits and pro
visions of the Constitution of the State of
Louisiana, and of the laws of said State
relative to the ranition of corporations,
and particutarl of the provisions of Act
No 267 of the Gesal 'Assembly of the State
of Louisiana for the year 1914, they have
united to form, and do, by these presents,
form and organie themselves, as well as
all such other persons who may hereafter
join or become associated with them or their
successors, into 5 stock corporation for the
objects and purposes and under the cove
nants, stipulations and agreements following
to:wit:
Article I.-The name and title of this coo
poration shall be "Lakeside Live Stock Cor
pany, Incorporated," and ender and by aid
name, unless sooner dissolved in aceordsanee
with law and this charter, it shall exist sad
continue, and shall have and enjoy core
are existence and succession for a pld
of ninety-nine (f9) years from sad after the
date of this act. It may have, hold, roeetve,
borrow, lend, e , e acquire by rant,
sift or purshase, devi or bhequest, a,
alienate, die of, convey, lease, pledge,
paws, othc enembenor mortss
property of aly kind, whther rl, scurseol
or mixed, corporal or inmepeeal, .mvable
or immovable, all sUc to mb irmita
tions as nay he ps iedhe law. It may
make, issue and eedsoe'bondi or ses sad
other evidences of dbut It mar oePt mort
asSes, pledgs, or othb far m of security hr
money loaned or other debts. It nmay eo
tract, sue and be smed, or bea tleaded
by its cororate naan in an ert of or
petent jtdic tnle. It ay .mlbs apt ad
use a corporate seal and al te same at
pleasure. It may hbld sek La other ea
poratisas, sad its capital stock na be -
aud for capital sesc is other uPatlo
It may name, appoint sad employ sh an.
seers, directors, sleess, a ot sud euthr
cha ad vau of hi_ ewe. It
,y m .b, sad etuli b-lw i  d
l1 and s a of'b3iIu sess
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ievorti# In T 1h herai"
manner of the certification and registration ti
of its stock. It may wind up and dissolve
itself, or be wound up and dissolved, in the
manner prescribed by law. It may conduct
business in this State, other States, the Fed- I
eral Districts, the Territories and posses
siots of the United States, and any for- I
eign country. It generally shall possess all )
the powers. rights, privileges and immuni- a
ties which corporations arnt and may here- a
after le authorized to possess under the I
Constitutlon and laws of this State, and par
ticularly under Act No. 267 of the Acts of
the Gicnera! Assembly of the State of Lou
:-ir!:a for the year 1914; and it shall have
:he power to invest its Board of Directors a
with all of its coporate powers, subject to
-uch restr ctions as may be named in the r
charter.
Article II.-The domicile of this corpora
tinti shall be the City of New Orleans, Par
i-h of Orleans, State of Louisiana, and all I
cit tionst or other legal process shall be
,eirved upon its President, or, in the event
of his absence, upon the First Vice-President, p
or. in the event of the absence of both of Ii
said otiiccrs. upon the Secretary.
Aitidle III.-This corporation is organized .1
principally for the purpose of carrying on i
and doing a general live-stock business, and
,hall have the power to conduct its business a
in all its branches in all of the States, Ter- n
iltories and possessions of the United States,
is well as in foreign countries, and may p
have one or more offices outside of the
State of Louisiana. In the carrying on of f
its business and the conducting of its af- a
fairs, it is especially empowered and au
thorized to do and perform the following acts:
FIRST: To acquire by purchase, lease or P
otherwise, cattle, sheep and hog farms or
ranches, and to operate the same, either in- a
dividually or through agents. To buy, sell, f
grow, breed, raise, import and export, and
generally deal in, cattle, horses, mules, I
hogs, sheep, live stock and poultry of all
kinds, and to carry on a general cattle
raising. live-stock and agricultural business. t
SECOND: To erect and build abbattoirs,
cold-storage warehouses, sheds and other -
buildings necessary or expedient for the pur
poses of the Company; and to slaughter cat
tle, sheep, hogs and poultry. To pack and a
preserve meats. To buy and sell at whole- 1
sale or retail in the United States or else
where, all kinds of meat, and generally to I
carry on the trade and business of a meat
dealer, in all of its branches. To manufac
ture and deal in tallow, lard, and kindred a
products. To manufacture the offal of ani
mnals into merchantable products, and sell
the same. To cure and deal in hides, pelts r
and skins. To manufacture, buy and sell
provisions and other articles of merchandise
commonly manufactured, bought or sold by i
packing or provision houses, and to slaugh
ter cattle, swine, sheep and other, animals
for food.
THIRD: To carry on a dairy business,
and to manufacture, buy and sell, and other
wise deal in, and to export and import pro
duce of all kinds, butter, oleomargarine and
butterine; to establish, construct, maintain
and operate refrigerating plants, and plants
for the manufacture of ice; to equip, main
tain and operate refrigerator cars, and to
do any and all things necessary and inci
dental to the operation of the Company in
the premises.
FOURTH: To carry on the business of
cold storage and warehousing, and all the
business necessary or impliedly incidental f
thereto; and to further carry on the business h
of general warehousing, in all its several d
branches; to construct, hire, purchase, oper
te and maintain, all or any conveyances
for the transportation,' in cold storage or
otherwise, by land or by water of any and
all products, goods, or manufactured arti
cles; to issue certificates and warrants, ne- t
gotiable or otherwise, to persons warehous- q
ing goods with the Company, and to make
advances or loans upon the security of such t
goods or otherwise; to manufacture, sell and a
trade in, all goods usually dealt in by ware
housemen; to construct, purchase, take on
lease, or otherwise acquire any wharf, pier,
dock, or works capable of being advanta
geously used in connection with the shipping
and carrying or other business of the Come
pany.
FIFTII: To construct, purchase, lease or
otherwise acquire, and own, maintain and
operate, steamboats, sailing vessels, barges s
and other watercraft, piers, docks, wharves
or bridges, and such lines of tramway or
railway, within the State of Louisiana or
elsewhere, as may be convenient, necessary t
or incidental to any business or enterprise t
of the Company, with all necessary side- I
tracks, locomotives, cars, depots, round
houses and other equipment necessary ,to
the operation of said piers, docks, wharves,
bridges, tramways and railways, and the t
trafic thereon, provided that this corporation
shall not have the power of eminent do- I
main.
SIXTH: To hold, own, buy, sell, convey,
exchange, lease, rent or otherwise encumber,
dispose of and deal in real estate or other
property, personal or mixed, improved or en
impoved, and to mortgage, pledge or alienate
and encumber the same; to operate and cal
tivate lands, plantations and farms; grow
thereon all agricultural products, and carry 1
on a general agricultural busigess; to oeler-I
ate sugar refineries, cotton gins, caning
factories and rice mills; to operate stores,
comunissaries, merchandise establishments, and
carry on a general mercantile business.
SEVENTH: To drain, reclaim and improve
submerged, swampy or other lands, whether
belonging to it or to other persons; to dig, 1
construct, work, dredge, straighten, widen,
deepen, or otherwise work upon, natural or
other water courses, canals, drains, sewers,
ditches and dikes, under contract or under
the direction of public officers or courts; and
to do and carry on a general dredging and
drainage business, and for that purpose to
. own and operate construction, dredging and
draining plants, consisting of machinery,
tools, implements, dredge boats, ditching
scows, lighters, derricks, vreels, engines,
cars, wagons, and property of every class
and description, convenient or ncessary
thereto; to deal in, buy, sell, acquire, lease
t sublet or farm, for its own account or for
the account of others, real estate lands and
Stenements; and to survey, saIlivide and
plan such lands for the purpose of sale, and
to improve and develop the same by the
- erection of houses and buildings thereon,
and to do such other lawful acts as may
be needful or desirable in and about the
said improvement or development thereof, for
any purposes; and generally to purchase,
I own, lease, convey, mortgage, pledge, trans
Sfer, otherwise acquire or dipose of, lands,
water rights, mills, factories, buildings and
other structures and all other property, both
[real and personal, of every class and descrip
tion, or any interest therein necessary or
desirable for the carrying on of the afore
said businesses, or either of them.
EIGHTH: To prospect, bere, drill for,
mine, quarry, and prodeuce oil, gas or other
minerals or metal; to cut timber and deal
in timber and lumber; to operate sawmills,
lumberyards, and carry on a general saw
mill business.
NINTH: To encourage immigration into
the State of Louisiana, and to develop gen
erally the agricuultural and manufacturing
interests of the State, and to assist in the
advancement of the material prosperity and
progress thereof; to organisae, found, estab
Slish and encourage colonies in the State of
Louisiana and elsewhere.
TENTH: To enter into, make, perform and
carry out contracts of every sort and kind,
with any person, irm, association, corpora
tion, private, public, or municipal, or body
Spolitic, and with the Goverment of the
s United States, any territory or colony there
I of, or any foreige government
. ELEVENTH: Geneally to do all and ev
j erything necessary, suitable, convenient or
a proper for the accomplishment of any of the
- purposes of any one or more of the objects
h, erein enmmerated or incidental to the pow
I, era herein named, or which shall at any
, time appear condueive or expedient to the
a protection or benefit of the corporation, ejthet
Sas holders of or interested in any propertry or
a otherwise, with all the powers now or here
after conferred by the laws of the State of
o Iauisiana upon corporations organised dnr
d the act herein referred to.
t ARTICLE IV.-The aethorised capital stock
a of this corporation is hereby declared to be
- the sum of Two Millieon One Hunadred Thou
d sard Dollars (2,IS0,aSa). which is divided
- into and represented by Twenty One Thou
d sand (21,00) shares of the par value of One
it Hundred Dollars (PU0i) pr hare. Said
r- capital stock shall be fully paid and aon
Sassessable when issued; shall he reresested
m by certificates, and shall be personal
- erty. No transfer of said capital stock h
h be binding upopn this corpoton unales made
Sis accordance with the charter ad by--aws,
- a-rl recoeded on the bee theesL
, Artide V.-Th business and afairs dof this
It earPseatien shalln b um , ad all of the
e raott Poe thereof sall he vestod in
-, er eleeed by a Dand of Dirctco
.d f .ot sees than Ae (5) or ma.
d frotm m he steuchledms nd
tive (5) of the directors at any time in office,
either present in person or represented by
proxy, including the President and other of
ricer,. shall constitute a quorum. The said
Board of Directors shall elect from among
their num:ber a President, one or more Vice
lresidents-the number to be determined each
year by each Board of Directors-a Treasurer
and a Secretary. The offices' of Secretary
and Treasurer may be c unlned by the
Board, and tilled by one and 'he same per
son. Neither the Treasurer nor the Secretary
need niecessarily be members of the Board
of Directors.
The IBtard of Directors shall have the full
an t complete control of the popety of this
crpor.ation and they shall conduct. use and
na.lage the same as in their discretion they
mo. dee:n best, if not inconsistent with the
objects and purposes of the Company and
the welfare of the same. The said Board of
l)rectors shall have the further power to
make. alter and annul such by-laws and
regulations for the government of this cor
pration as they may think proper; and shall
have the right to appoint an Executive Com
mittee, to be composed of such number of
directors as they might determine; and shall
have the authority to delegate to and confer
on said Executive Conunittee such power
and authority as they, the said directors,
may in their judgment deem necessary and
conducive to the best interest of this cor
poration.
l he Boa.rd of Directors shall have the
further power to appoint a general manager
and all agents, clerks or employees, and fix
their salaries and compensation, with term
of office, with the right to dismiss them at
pleasure; and the said Board shall have the
further right to fix and determine the sal
aries of the several officers herein provided
for.
Any vacancy occurring in the Board of
Directors shall be tilled by the remaini
members of said Board for the unexpired
term. it any meeting of said Board of Direc
tors.
Article VI.--On the twenty-sixth day of
November, 1917, all persons who shall then
he stockholders of this corporation, shall
convene in the City of New Orleans, Parish
of Orleans. State of Louisiana, at the office
of the corporation, if any has been selected,
or, if no office has been selected, at some
place to be agreed upon by them and hold
a stockholders' meeting, at. which meeting
they shall elect from among their number
a Board of Directors to be composed of such
number as they may agree upon, provided
such number is not less than five (5) nor
more than twenty-five (25), all of whom shall
be stockholders of the corporation; and the
stockholders thus elected shall constitute the
first Board of Directors of this corporation,
who shall serve until the regular meeting
of the stockholders, to be held on the third
Monday of January 1919, or until their suc
cessors are elected, qualified and installed.
Article VIL.-On the third Monday of Jan
uary, 1919, and annually thereafter on the
third Monday of January of each and every
year, a meeting of the stockholders of this
corporation shall be held at its domicile for
the purpose of electing directors for the en
suing year, and at such meeting the stock
holders shall have the right of cumulative
voting in the election of directors. The said
stockholders shall first, by vote, fix the
number of directors for the ensuing year,
provided the said number is not less than
the minimum nor more than the maximum
fixed by this charter, and after such number
has been fixed, then said stockholders shall
duly elect said directors. The failure, from
any cause whatsover, to hold the annual
meeting of stockholders, or the failure to
elect directors thereat, shall not dissolve this
corporation, but the directors and officers
then in office shall remain in office until
their successors shall have been duly elected,
qualified and installed.
Special meetings of the stockholders may
be called in the manner provided by law
and all stockholders' meetings shall be held
in accordance with, and in the manner pro
vided by the by-laws of the corporation.
Article VIII.-This charter may be amend
ed, and the capital stock of this corporation
may be increased or decreased, or this cor
poration may be dissolved, in the method
and manner provided by law.
Article IX.-No stockholder of this corpo
ration shall ever be held liable or respon
sible for the contracts or faults of this cor
poration, in any further sum than the up
balance of stock for which he has sn
nor shall any mere informality in ortganisa
tion have the effect of renderins this char
ter null or of exposing stockholders to any
liability other than as above irovided.
Thus done and passed, in my office, at the
City of New Orleans. 'Louisiana, on the day,
month and year hereinabove first written, in
the presence sof Horace D. Knapp and Ed
ward P. Cousin, competent witnesses,- who
herein sign their names with said appearers
and me, Notary, after due readlng of the
whole.
Original signed: L M. Pool, 7903 Zimpel
St.. New Orleans, La., and others.
Witnesses: E. P. Cousin, H. D. Kna
PERCY S. BENEDICT, Notary Public.
I, the undersigned1 Recorder of Mortgages,
in and for the Parish of Orleans, State of
Louisiana, do hereby artify that the above
and foreging Act of Iacerporation, of the
Lakeside Live Stock Cs., Inc., was this day
recorded in my office, fu book 1312, folio 753.
New Orleans, November 27th, 1917.
EMILE J. LEONARD, D. L
A true copy:
PERCY S. BENEDICT, Not. Pub.
Dec 13 20 27 Jan 3 10 17 20
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Foto's Folly Theatre
ATTRACTIONS FOTOS FOLLY THtATRN1
Week D aYag Saturday, Jan. 19, 198i.
SUNDAY, Jan. 13-"For Valour" Winifred
Allen. 5 parts, "A Hindo Hoodo,"
Keystone Comedy. 2 parts. "Folly News
of the World' s War."
MONDAY. J.n. 14-"The Sea Master," Wil
liam Russel, 5 parts. "Other Pictures."
TUESDAY. Jan. 1 -"Arms and the Girl,"
Billie Burke, 5 parts. "Strand Comedy
and Educational.'
PORTOLA
THEATRE
CANAL AND DRYADES T78.
High Class
Motion
Pictures
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CITIZENS' INDUSTRIAL LIFE INSURANCE
AND SICK BENEFIT ASSOCIATION
Pr22iuD 11- 5 eemt per 75,ls
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lr Held Af rp.» Ron Dr-!
114wRoyal 3t., e TeaN te" 1
W. L. Douglas Sheol
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SOLD ONLY BT '
RO 31Schuma1 Exchanger Shoe Stca
HI~ OrNS Place 81to i2 W
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Ship Chandlers nd Grocers
3J14-,316 MORGAN STRETlr. PRONE, ALGIERS 21
ary. Cae 0ats, Bras1, Whrdware, Greri Etc. Wise, l_,
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228 Isyal Street
JOHN P. v""W, Pro..
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Ship Chandlers and Grocers
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314-310 MORGAN STREET. P5013. ALGIERS 211.
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.FLORIDA HAT SHOP'
CAR"h- 81m. 33W
VEDNE.SDAY, Jan. 16-"Paul En-i le
ers" and Selected Pictures.
THURSDAY. Jan. 17-"The Sudde
man," William Desmond, S
Officers Mess." Komedy. *"Path 5
of the World's War."
PRIDAY. Jan. IS8-"The Call of th
Sessu iayakawa. 6 parts. "
Ring." No 14. Pearl White,
SATURDAY, Jan. 19-"Alladim
Wonderful Lamp," Lee Childmn
"Comedy."
Pearce's Theatres
TRIANON
814 CANAL I.
TUDOR
610 CANAL T.