School parties, Xmas affairs, j
were in order yesterday in the var
ious classes of the grammar grades
and high school classes.
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Billed at the theatre for tonight
and tomorrow are types of plays al- j
ways popular and usually enter- ;
taining -mystery, comedy and Jew
ish comedy.
Th\« evening isthe moving picture
of that famous stage mystery com
edy drama “13 Washington Square' j
which made as big a hit as the “Cat
and the Cannary”. Jean Hersholt, ]
considered by some to be greater
than Lon Chaney in character roles
has the star part and is wonderfully
suported by a very unusual cast.
“13 Washington Square” is a spooky
house where plots are hatched and
foiled in rapid action comedy that
keeps you both thrilled and in
laughter.
Monday the community Christ- j
mas tree will be in the theatre and.
If you haven’t trieo i-rye_Bruhn's i
Baby Beef you have missed some- j
thing, friendsl
HI TAKES GAME
The high school cagers defeat
ed the city again last night in a
; practice game by the tune of 20
j to 16. Guy Manthey was high man
for the Hi shoving in 11 points;
! for the City Griffith lead with 9.
M. Shellhorn made 4, Leo 3 and
■ Clark 2.
j The S. S- Northwestern will dis
charge 50 tons of cargo for Sew
ard and 90 tons for rail points.
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jconscouently tonight will be the
(only opportunity to see this pro
gram.
Tomorrow. Sunday the feat me
will be one of those famous Potash
& Perlmutter stories that increased
the circulation of the Saturday,
Evening Post some years ago. This)
I me is “Partners Again” with Geo. !
■Sidnev and Nat Carr in the title!
"oles
Both of these programs are made
for joyous entertainment and cer
tainly fit in with the holiday soirir.
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j^ain and sleet Miss Viola Gentry,
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(and six minutes setting a new re
cord foi women's sustained solo
"light. She took-off at dawn and j
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PICKWICK PAPERS
LONDON Dec- 21, (£>)_Five |
nages of thr original manuscript oi
Charles Dickens Pickwick papers
'•old bv autcion at $37,500. Noted
book collectors carried on a spirited
bidding duel for the manuscrips.
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SOCIETY BCD TO WED
NEW YORK, Dec. 22, (/P)—Miss j
Elizabeth Rockefeller, daughter of j
Percy Rockefeller has taken out a j
license to wed Bordus Emery, Yale
instructor.
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