Go Get Em Garringer at the Rex and more at the Orpheum
Helene Chadwick features in Go Get Em Garringer a five reel western romance at the Rex tonight with Franklyn Farnum. The Orpheum shows Marguerite Clark in a wild and woolly western drama alongside An Amateur Liar and The Tiger's Trail with Ruth Roland and George Larkin. A home demonstration note warns about burning old dry cell batteries to remove chimney soot. The list of local names follows with many residents and postmaster notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Clark
Orpheum
Sidney Drew
Dainty
Marguerite
Drew
Oliver Curwood
Ruth Roland
George Larkin
Miss Stewart
Enid Arden
Eastern Star Grand Chapter Opens Session in Twin Falls
In Twin Falls the Idaho grand chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star opened its seventeenth annual session with about 200 delegates and visitors from 59 chapters. Grand Matron Minnie Hobbs presided as Dr. W. F. McMahon presented visitors and addresses of welcome were given by Mary Shields and E. L. Van Riper. The Buhl chapter performed ritual work Tuesday evening and Twin Falls hosts planned events for Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Idaho
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
P. W. McRoberts
Minnie Hobbs
Mountain Home
W. F. McMahon
Lewiston
Mary Shields
Moscow
E. L. van Riper
Buhl
Two Feature Pictures Share Princess Bill Tonight
Anita Stewart appears in Two Women a dramatic story by James as part of the Princess bill for tonight and the balance of the week. Other feature picture occupies a place on the program with similar marquee appeal.
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Anita Stewart
James
Local Chapters Host Grand Chapter Officers and Guests
Falls chapter will exemplify the floral work and the Hollister chapter will serve refreshments. Filer chapter held a reception in Rebroco roof gardens for grand chapter officers delegates and visitors with nearly 400 attendees. Over 50 cars were provided for those attending from here.
Shriners Elect in North American Shrine Leadership
Freeland Kendrick of Philadelphia won the imperial potentate post of the Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine Domain of North America, succeeding Eli J. Jacoby of Indianapolis. Ellis Garretson of Tacoma became deputy imperial potentate and Ernest A. Cutts of Savannah moved to imperial chieftain. James McCandless of Honolulu advanced to imperial priest and high prophet. Tomorrow voters pick the next annual meeting site amid a contest between Portland Oregon’s Al Kad temple and New Orleans Jerusalem temple.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Freeland Kendrick
Philadelphia
Nobl
North America
Eli J. Jacoby
Ellis Garretson
Tacoma
Tim
Imperial Potentat
Ernest A. Cutts
Savannah
Imperial
Chie Rabban
Garreson
James
Imperi
Rabban
al Kad
Portland
Oregon
T Jerusalem
New Orlea
Wireless Station Finished in Tampico City
Tampico Mexico reports completion of a government wireless station with a claimed night sending radius of 2000 miles. The facility marks a significant advance in long distance radio communication for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampico
Mexico
Classified ads recover majority of lost items for owners
A newspaper report states that classified advertisements helped owners reclaim most of their missing articles. The effort matched lost items with owners through notices and listings, restoring belongings efficiently.
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Mrs. Sidney Drew T
Floodas
Marvels
Hope Jones
Cire Tes
Pocatello
Washington
Abadia
John Nicholas
Francis
Allen, Alta, M
Set Mealin
A. R Main
Arthur Miller
F. F. Michaud
Dona Mitchel
H. E
Morris
G. Moon
Roy Molineau
Seth Murphy
Frank
McGuire
Nadon
Earl
BB. Richards
F. P
Dr. Rodriguez
Juvencio Romeo
Gabriel Sadon
Earl Scott
Sidney Mra Shaus
Harold Smith
Clinton Sours
Harry Speck
Studebaker
Stewart
Carl Tyden
G. M. Mra
Usher
C. EB. Vernon
N. PF. Warnes
R. G. Watson
Louis L
Waldron
Harry
D. White
BE. J. White
James O. Withnell
Elsie
U. & Department of Agriculture
U. S Weather Bureau
A. R. Teef
Eastern Star Grand Chapter
ADIES
THE
House OF North
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