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LOUK HERE
What Mrs. Lucas. Writes Conc
'vrnling Her Troubles, Which
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good Lydia E. Pink-
am’s Ve etable
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‘ "1" 11k at home and alsowork
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" 1 :1tcr St., St. Louis, Mo.
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.‘ The Home of High Class Entertainment
eatre
Today at 2:15, 6:45 and 9
ANOTHER GREAT VAUDEVILLE BILL
Every Act 13 a Hit—Don't Miss Them
—-AND-—
Marie Provost in “The Dangerous Little Demon”
A New Carl Laemmle Production ‘
Comedy
SUNDAY EVENING AT 7 AND 9
William Desmond—Rosemary Theby—Doris Pawn
And 3. Selected Company of Other' Stars in a Super Drama
. oi the Great Out of Doors .
“FIGHTIN’ MAD”
International News
a
NEXT ,MODDAY—mSDAv—WBDNESDAY
The First New England Presentation of One of the Most
Picture P:oductions Shown Here
AGNES AYRES AND JACK HOLT
in the Screen Adaptation of the Celebrated Stage Drama
.“BOUGHT AND PAID FOR”
Shown Monday and Tuesday With Chapter No. 5
“THE LEATHER PUSHERS"
Positively No Advance in Prices
Costly
high schools held a. very successful
:ocial yesta'da)‘ eftcrhoon‘ .11 the au— :
-‘l:‘r~2rlt"~.i of the Norw alk high school.
-'l'.r E-‘a'izn
gn'e ' '10 5
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Center pupils furnishing the music.
Refreshments
plnph and ice cream “ere sencd.
tin: {392.73 of Center school 1
:l to the Franklin school. I
(njr‘j-‘ed by all. an or- I
.~«.r.pos-»1 of l-ranklin and.
consisting of cake,
2 .1rlt'1:“,g9" '. iv! U .
Regent _'Theatre
David Ester-son, Mgr.
"GARNIENTS OF TRUTH“
FRANKLIN SCHOOL NOTES.
l'ntlo-r the dirt ction of Mrs. Mitchell.
Mrs. .\l:ic.\lui'r.iy. and Miss Curran the
llny Scouts who are members of the
il-‘iunklin Junior High School guvt a
in I'_\' lustructiu- and entertaining pro—
Igrmu at the regular Friday morning
nssr-nlhly. Demonstrations were given
‘.iii first aid. knot ticing. and signalling.
'l'ln' Dl‘lIR'l‘tllll follows:
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lli'nli- rl'uiiiuu-——l‘riuclpul lli'unjcs.
Salute to the Flag—All.
Slur Spangled Banner—All.
Scout Law and Seoul Songswfiroup
(tr St'rintS.
History of the Boy Scout Movement
» .4 ‘.1r'lvtnn 'l'ultnadge. I
I Knot Thing 1111:) l'svs—wGroup of
I Scouts. '
l-to'ciinlinn ———- “lit-
l. \vn-tt lliilkll'y.
A Alissa's“ to all the
.-\1m rii‘n ~— Till odore
Murk Donahue. '
I list Aiil Demonstration—~llcud
lunnl'urc. .vt't and right arm bandage.
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,_..I rod llumilton
‘ecit:1tion—-" My Slomzich"——\\'il-
1:111: lloiton.
Sicnulling— 8.1m Dullicrg. Henry
I {:1 rirruve.
'l‘hi- Scouts taking: part in the pro-
'::':1t11 \l’v'l‘l'f luzidl'r. Alfred Mulll'ull.
l‘ 'ltltnn 'l‘::11111 11hr»).
I\\'illi:1m llmtr 1. Paul Sing; “uhi Fwd
Illnniilton. lrvim: (‘.rnce. Kenn! th
.\l"(l:1rr,\'. ilc'tt')‘ li:11';:r:1\'c-, .‘iuul Rock—
ot‘l'. ltclt‘ llnwns. Murk Donahue.
[hunk 'I'nit'ki't'. Samuel Dulln'rflg
l‘:'~l1nl¢s SILN“ 1". lulu 1i l-ullv'
The meniln r;' of the Junior and Sen—‘
'l“.' senm‘ 11ml 1.0“ ms l0 sick Horde,
lorll ”St‘llllll lt- ucuts 01 the school are
1-: \'0r(' tt llulkley. ..
Taylor. The judges. E. Bulklcy. W.
Horton and C. Talmadge awarded the
' decision to the negative side.
lll't'l‘lliING DISTRICT BONDS
Appropriation of 8100.000 Needed by
Sci-uni] District (Tomnlixslnncrs
Next Tuesday
Appropriation of $100,000 ‘3 to he
made at the special meeting or the
Sl'COhfI Taxing District to be held on
Monday evening at the city hall, for
the purpose of retiring bonds coming
due on Altmast 1. 192:. This meeting
was adjourned from last week be-
cause of lack of attendance. it is im-
perative that all voters who can at-
i.( nil. (in So.
Another matter- that will also come.
up for consideration and which will
rt‘quirt' the attendance of all or the
Imml .00.ch of the district who can
attend. is the «liscusslrn and authori-
vution oi the $000111] 1:56:11: District
Commissioners to issue oonds for the
further extension of the. writer works
system.
SI'SDQv (‘lil'll CLOSES SEASON
The Sunday Club will nob! its clos—
in: meeting of the your tomorrow.
Judge John H. Light will talk on the
subject. "The Theory and Cause or
Social Revolution."
At lust Sundny‘s meeting the pros-
i'nt O”l('( rs of the club were rc-e lech‘!
for the coming your.
Phls h is l '1- n a most successful
3eur of w.ork The attendance has
been unusually lnrue. the topics of
l“'Oi'lh. and the spt'ukcrs faithful and
:inspiri 11:.
Asill: from the “i-ckly discussions
.Iol tlu St impom mt topics tlv' club has
(it). .1 Inucn outside work. It inns Sl‘l’.t
\\ntl\l1"* stir nuoush to win the pen— I ”"31"! "- ‘l“"" mt (“h Il" ’lf‘“ 1| “l l"01'1~'ilt:
11:111t prism t-«l (ls on I'm] ln tht‘."h" J'“‘""‘““" ‘V'lhl‘ r\')‘r'f‘l\i'“~- Illin-
(.1 n: 1': ll H. '1."- :. 'izz' iliou to tin (lass win-
ning: the lur-m st perm ntuge (luring thcf
so :15011. The perctntugts of the rooms
now .ll‘l‘ us follows:
Junior League (7th Grades)
V\'. L. Per.
Room No, ‘.‘l 1 0 tom)
l'ooni No. : 3 11 1mm
llnorn .\'o. 2 1 1 500:
limim No. 7 1 l 500.
*cnlm' Lena-110 (8111 and 9th Grmlcs);
V\'. 1.. Per. ‘
Room No '.‘l 1 ll ' 1:100
'lloom No ‘31“: 1 n 1000
Illoom V0. :7 1 0 101-0
:lloom No. 28 1 0 10‘10
Volley "all (l‘ur (‘ lrls')
I ‘V . I. Per.
loom No. 0 :1 11.1.0
,lloom No. 4 (: 1410l1_
Hh-lpJ-IL—o
o 10:10 '
.Room No. 27 11 1mm
. o 1000
Room No. 1:“: 1 0 1000
A spirited (inimit- was held in the
(‘ivlcs class (9 21) this week. the sub-
ject living. " lcsolved. that the pro-
scnt Prohibition law is a good law.‘
The nftirmutixe was represented by
Jeanne Clark. Sadie Kut'lz
Frances l‘czli-n. Jerry Tomey. and
Veronica lmholsky.
awarded to the affirmative by the
zjutlires Messrs Clifford and llrunjes
Another Interesting debate was pro-,
Room No. ‘3. The question read: Re-
solved -——thut immigration he restrict-4
0n the.
Brown. I
leirn and:
Esther Sugdcn. The negative side was:
u_r'd {01' n numher of years."
‘n"l1'n'.ati\'e side were" Ether
\lrvt- \Vllson. Dorothy
T‘""E‘t‘ni€~.i 11': Frank Lem \Villiarn
Sullivan. Jock McCarthy and l’dwnrd
m; L
1.02.1.7...» vase-rpm .
DOROTHY DARNIT
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I Tickets ...... . ......
Instr frum New York city in discuss
thv re‘: illnnr: of the l'uitml Shah's and
Japan.
7t ls hope-l that :1 large hit-lllu’l' or
,memhnrs and friends ot‘ the ("div will
attend this cloai' : Ins-cling.
(‘l .\Tl‘ R A\li I RANKLIN HAVE
' JOI\ I St )(‘lAli
The Center an! Franklin junior
__A
First Concert
The Choral IArt Society
Roy Williams Steele, Conductor
Miss Vera Curtis, Soprano,
Metropolitan Opera 00.
Kathryn Plat: Gunn, American
Violinist
Norwalk M. E. Church
TUESDAY, MAY 23rd
' $1.00
Ethel I
Amrein. and llusscllKuhI1ci'. while the;
netmtivc was upheld by Paul VVeisncr.;
The decision was'
sentcrl during the history period on:
1‘ iillru afternoon by two teams fromI
'Dorlon‘ House
Shore Dinners .
All Kinds of Sea Food
Steaks, Chops and Chicken .
A La C arte
Gareth Hughes in
Truth. ” a searchingly human picture
at Regent today on a double feature
bill that also Includes Ealne Hammer-
-.... _..--.___._._.
Gareth Hughes
In a. madert‘ully Human
“Garments of Truth” '
TODAY 27:15; 7 AND 9
A Smashing Double Feature Program!
Drama Day 3
Comedy
SUNDAY manic. AT- 7 m 9
'William Desmond—Rosemary Theby—lDoris Pawn
And a Selectcd Company of Other Stars in a' Super Drama
of the Great Out of Doors
“F IGHTIN ’ ‘MAD”
Para, magazine
A Play or the “Light That Lies in a Woman’s Eye, and
_ Comedy
MONDAY AND‘. TUESDAY
Lies and Lies and Lies”
KATHERINE MacDONALD
In a. New First National Release—A Picture Without a Villian
wand One You Can’t Help Like, It's So Romantic
"‘THE BEAUTIFUL LIAR”
Pathe News
‘Garments of
"Reckless Youth. "
In the face of a rising market
We offer for a limited time the foll0wing sized Steel Garages, at prices that must of
necessity advance.
Beginning Next Wednesday
THOMAS MEIGHAN IN “BACHELOR DADDY’,’
Prompt Action W’i 11 Save You Money
‘ These prices include plans for filing with your building department, freight and ereo
tlon on your foundation. If your needs are not set forth below,
mit slut: hes and prices, at no expense to you.
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Home Made Pastry to
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