him. makes him promise
e hi3 gun against his fel-
In, that wild end turbulent
irry's promise is more like
his life, because it leaves
him defenseless before his enemies to
protect It. It is an interesting story
in six parts, ' well acted and direct
ed. Ualley Comedy Four In songs,
dances and niu.sic furnished plenty ot
life in the vaudeville bill. Th. ir act
hes be n well staged and all the mem
bers are extremely capable. Harry
Antrim, "The Inimitable Mimic,"
scored a decisive hit and was obliged
to answer several encores. Earl and
?.Tu!len in "A Musical Kev-ue," is a
ml?hty pretty act, both In the gor
geousness of its setting and the talent
and delivery of the duo. Their of
fering Is done in a style and manner
all their own and they were well ap
plauded last nipht. The Shirley Sis
tors, in a song and dance revelation,
were pleasant, to look at in their
various costumes and very clevtily
won the audience, with their song and
dance capers. News Weekly and
Screen Magazine were most interest
ing. '
ORDNANCE DEPT.
TO CLOSE OFFICES
The offices of th II. S. Ordnance
Iep,rtment will close In a few days
a the work of the department in
this district Is about completed.
These offices have been located in
the Libertv building since Inst sum
mer and the local office had Jurisdic
tion of Ordinance throughout the
IIW and part of Massachusetts.
