Roseburg news-review., February 21, 1922, Page 8, Image 8

rr.r. TIGHT
nosmmc, onrco. TiTs-rnv. rrnnr.tnv ai. ngg
Boosters Club
Provides Banquet
(CoTttinu (1 from pas' on.)
tpt-akerij or afinoun iim iiN might b'
h-:ir...
The fiinrfcitH ;irnl I he vm-al .1o
by i!i ni inhfiii !" -iitrlaIly pit as
!n. Oti' onh'-.-'ra. aNtt'il ly
lfmar Ijip r, nax.tjilMiiu arri.it, l;ty
fit a 11 11 in ittT of h-l ti'inH m huh
greatly pli ; (, tint- alieiulhiff the
baiuiuot. Mr. Lup'-r also played a
axaplniup hdlo. John 'lahnr of
the On-non Journal, ! moiiMrati d an
unusually pool uire umJ mi ability
to plk a ukfjclt ai U an pu-h a
pn 11. !crf il. 1 '; tK i-iiii : tallied
Willi a chalk talk, ItriiiKin
likt'iii-sps of orn uf 1 ho prominent
liH'itihrrs of (h banquet party and
)hn-lit'd h i h stunt with a piunnlnKiio (
Imitation of a ttmalt town movie
house piano player. Hurt llohomh,
of F'orlland. adr of th rij.mterV
choru, l-d a mimler of in
niilili the- baii'iUHt parly joinel up
roarously. M lss Utka 1 lartou of
Siithtrhn filter. rtinetl wi'h two t
delinhtfnl solos and Mr. .Simmons of
th Ha?lwood Ice I'naiu rompany of;
Vortland pull, d off a Mark face: mono-'
JoKiio whh h literally "drought down
thu house" and forced him to respond
to an encore whhh took the form a
a very pleading voal nolo.
There were talk by a large num
ber of the vlfitine merchants and by
loral huinesrt men. The talkn were
kept brief and nnappy and most of
them were of the humorous variety.
The banquet ended at a very late
hour with everyone greatly pleaned
by t hi brand of entertainment fur
nished by the Portland booster.
Ml HTI IIKI MAKK
V HIT W ITH WOMKV
' 4
( 1 -,i . rn ' " -it N-w S.-rvh--l.
i'.II.I.IX'.S. Mont., Ke'i. i. ,
J oh 11 oiin, embryo drv-laml
farmer, didn't r'h the mihiir- ;
tii"'nenl of ii.-kiHK bin llejgh- '
dors bo t- die. turkcyH, no
be (on-eived the Idea of "Hbav-
in " a number ol well Ted birds
to put ih"iii "In the pink of ton-
di'inn' tur marketing.
Ohn is now avoiding Irate
housewives who were BHtounded ,
tfi ( -tover a inie crop 01 "pin v
feailierK" and "turkey whisk
its." grown like magi'
they reihoved theui from the
owns for basting."
L
nwi.AitKs isi:ii.iitiiti:i
.nti.s auk iioh i.i:.;ki
(lljr liil. rTinlloii.il N Service.)
ISOSTON. Kcli. 21. The dia-
rovcry (hat .Ww KiikUimI tirls
who have rn! hair arc almost
invarlalily clih. r bowl. Kin d tit
knot k-klid-il has '" n Ina.le D'
The Representatives of Cities wmiam h. s'uin... .-. reia.y
Throughout State Favor
Charge For Grounds.
:X : ORGANIZATION FORMED
!
u:;ion mi:i:tin(;s
1'm;i.
I'OST-
T.W'TO fiRREST
TAC0M8 BANKER
S. i rirr, I'ortlaiMrA Turk ('(Miiliiis
Kionrr KIitIiI 'liuinnali iiihI .t
dinner KIitOiI I lialiiium and
I'rnrfiuil I'lan.
of the Asuoclat. 1 Millint ry in
clunrry or ,- i::it;laii(l. Hiilli
van made this ol atlon uflr
b. lcciiiig local inli.Ko leirla for
niodiln at the annual Fashion
Show.
"liruncttes and l londi usual
ly have peiT wi iv straiKht letfs."
Sullivan aald. "lull a r.-d-ln adtd
Klrl with perfc lly sliai" d li K3
Is a rarity."
.J
-MSK HI'SlllMI l.IKh
Th- re will In) no meeting of
the riup((ua I'owt No. 16. or the
IjKii n Auxiliary toaiKht. An
iiounrertM in of the next meet
Ins will he made later.
MASONS ATTENTION'.
of
The Slated eoiiimunliallon
Irfiurel I.o(1ko No. l:i. A. K. A A. M.
will he held 111 the MaKceiie Ti'lnpb
W Mlie silav evciiiiii'. February 22
Work In I be Mauler Masons d. reo.
Liini b will Iim H'irvi-d.
Ily order of W. M.
W. I-. IIAIIIIIS, S.ry
Sonii lioily's t'oiiiB lo pet a null for
dollar.
(Hi- I'nlt.-il l'rau.)
SAN KHANIMSCO, Feb. 21. F.f-j
foru to arrent Jafft Llndeberg. Ta
roina hauk-r, and ruuh liiiu across
I be slat'' linn on a warrant Issued
atvir exirailitlon, were frustrated
ibis inorniiiK- (ioverm.r Stt'pbeus Is-1
ei.-d the warrant, returnable today.
Deputy District Attorney Itoudabush
of llcice county. V'asblii.t;ttii, ;
planned to arrest Undelytirg, want
ed in Taeoma on a charKe of de
frauding deiiosilorn and stockhold
ers of the Scandinavian bank to pre
vent habeas corpus proceedings de
laying extradition. Liudeberx 1b 111
In bed with u physician's certificate
saying that he could not be moved.
The warrant was served but habeas
corpus preeeeiliiiKS may be immedi
ately hummed.
.1
Welcome Oregon
Merchants
Clever Windows
Attract Attention
I The Roseburg
Cafeteria and
Restaurant
wi'iveH ii Cafeteria Dinner from
1 1 n. in. (o 7 : all p. in.
Short Orders
Hot Waffles
Several clever window displays
are attracting attention today. I.
I. Jarvls has arraim"(l a display of
boniR-madii furniture In bis eslab
II: blnelil l lower Cass street. A
larne filing cabinet with t ho various
cnniparlluenlH all locked from one
place Is wjirlhy of mention and
coinpnri'S favorably with orflce fur
niture in ii ii ii rn t u r 1 in large fact
ories. The Merger llargiilu Store
has a display of wool, bulb In the
raw and finished state. A miniature
tent with camping equipment nur
roundiiig it In displayed In another
wlmluw and makes a very uiiiiiue
display. Ji. II. Morgan, proprietor
or .Morgans grocery, has Iwo ciever
windows, one displaying lloyal flub
goods and the other American Club
i offee. Iloth windows are very attractive.
A meeting was held in the city hall
today for tiie purpose of preparing a
uniform plan for tiie control uud op
eration of the auto tourist camp
grounds now being established by
practically every city in thu state.
The meeting was called recently by
I tiie Itoseburg city council and dele
' gates were present from eight of the
larger cities of the state. The cities
represented were l'oriland, Salem.
Ashland. .Me. Iron, Albany, Grants
j I'ass, Oregon City and Itoseburg.
I Itecause of the Illness of .Mayor
Hamilton, the meeting was called to
order by Dr. A. C. Seeiy, w ho explain
ed the purpose of the gathering. S.
C. Tier, park commissioner of Fort
land was elected permanent chairman
. and teok charge of the meeting. He
related experiences In handling parks
' and stated that in his opinion some
i means -of regulation should be pro-1
j vided and a charge made. j
j Talks were made by A. ",. Seely of i
: Itoseburg. II. O. Frohach of Medford.
Councllmen Nichols, Hrunn and
I I 'o well of Itoseburg, W. S. Richards'
of Albany, Councilman Kohlhagen of
ltoseiiurg. II. O. ltarrett of Albany,
Joe Haumgartner of Salem, C. H.
Sihunke of Salem, It. II. Ilebeo of
Oregon City. II. II. Ilaynes of Port
land and Mr. Jordon of Ashland.
With the exception of .Mr. Ilarrett of
Albany, all favored a
charge for the iu:e of the
auto parks. Mr. Harrett based his op
position on the belief that a charge;
would work a hardsliln on the tourist:
of small means. . I
Afier oblalnlng an expression from
'all those present, Mr. I'ler appointed;
;a committee composed of Messrs.:
I'robacli, Jordnn, llebee, Cramer and
! Ilarrett, to draw up a uniform plan!
I which could be given consideration.!
The meeting was then adjourned and
tiie commit tee spent several hours
discussing the plans for control and
the charge which should be made,
methods of handling and registering
cars nnd detailed plans in connection
with the camp ground were given
consideration . At a lain hour this
afternoon the committee was still in
session.
llilH Ii, Jl IK.K ADVISKS
(International "' ' Service
SVHITK PLAINS. X. Y.. Feb.
21. To lessen divorce choose a
huHbaud with the same Bkill and
care that you would exercise in
purchasing a dress.
This formula for married
bliss was advanced by Justice
Seeger lit granting an annul
ment of marriage to Mrs. Marie
D. Stevens. Mrs. Stevens de
clared she was only fifteen
years old when she met her
husband, William, and married
him tn days after their first
meeting.
"The next time you get mar
ried." said the judge, "take a
couple of weeks to think it ofer.
When you are buying goods for
a dress you go over all the
goods ill the shop. You ought
to take at least as much care in
picking out a husband."
SINN FEINERS
MEET IN DUBLIN
(By United Pr.
Ivrm.IN. Feb. 21. Sinn Fein
H..l..v:il.a renreaentin? all Ireland
minimum . ,. ,,,,! convention
municipal h . .,,.1.... victory for the free
state waB foiecasted In what Is prac
tically a plebiscite.
Yes,
Business
is fine, thank you
Just received a car of
Nitrate of Soda
Save S5
per ton by getting it
this week
Some Wire Fence Left
at car lot price"
Get your order in now
Have you tried a sack of
that
Beet Pulp
The cheapest berry feed
on the market. Try a
sack and then buy a ton
3School Meets to .
Be Held In May
' The rules and regulations govern
ing the second declumauon, track
and field contests to be held by the
public schools of the county are now
being distributed by County School
Superintendent O. C. brown. The
first of these contests was held last
year and was very successful and
this year even more Interest Is
pected.
WOMAN AND MAN
JUMP FROM LINER
You will have to hurry
if you get any flour at
the old price. It is going
fast.
FARM BUREAU
Cooperative
Exchange
Contract 1.1
Contracts for
ll'Kh bool
The Photograph.".,.
Clark's Studio, 'C '. r,
tak within . (.!'"
expected that . '!
Ihas determine S4?? tl
"ea- , ncation uu r;:"""t,:.
! .oru.V. ., , ', ... ' has handled ,ZL
couiesis me cuum 10 """ on Tho II... 7 fioiojr., I
lulne sections. Tho schools ill each ", 8 1 Mua on , j
of (hose districts hoid separate .. ""u ln work ,
meets and the winning teams in
1 each event is chosen it represent
that district, these teams are then
brought to Rosuurg on a date some
1 time in May, the exact date not yet
having been chosen, and that time
(will compete for the county-wide
'championship. In order that the
'competitors may not be handicapped
by being matched with older ar
younger children, each event has
! different classes, the classes being
, picked according to the ages of the
j competitors. A handicap of 25 points
is placed upon all schools having an
enrollment of two hundred or more,
us these schools have a great ad
vantage In selecting contestants be
cause of the number of pupils from
which lo choose. The Bchool win
ning thehightest number of points
Is declared county champion and re
ceives a handsome banner.
I The directors for the nine sec
'tlons are: John H. Miller, Rose-burg-
J. T. Lee. Myrtle Creek; F.
F Xorthrup, Camas Valley: Wilfred
' Brown, Wilbur; Leslie P. Miller,
Yoncalla; Alys L. Sutton, Klkton; F.
!A Owens, Keedsport: George Hetb
ers. Canyonville; , Carlton Savage,
iGlendale.
and re!.,." 1 ""Xlii.l
wen. . 1
1 ine contract for
book has lun . 'i
view exclusive jl H
a. new pour .ri i
press, especially Tn.Uli!
of this kind. h,. ,,ll
and put in oner.n ' H
partnient. insurln, n. .tt'
ever turned out on tL7 ;'
annual. ,M 4B
The publication it I
interesting mJL ufM
ties and will be Dr
hroughout. PartlcuU,,,,;
to be a vhii th. ...,. '"t-1
dent body activities MdT '
will be one of th w.. . J
ly the students of the u:t
HOYAL AlvCHjj
-w. ... .ucway, ten '1
In Mark and P. M. deneei
Companions welcome th .'
v- w. p. harS
Kt'HtKlL BOX SOOJI,
iiiepe win lie school beJ
., ouimuay evening. r I
the Smlek school house U
eastof Itoseburg. Erer'vJ
Breeding rabbits for their fur Is
becoming a profitable Industry.
,t mmmi iim 1 1. -Jim mi 11
1 1
fi.ii jvmii 11 i.inivwnnTi
A suit a week for n dollar.
at nil liiiurs.
table service.
T Hhort nrdei-i:.
with the best of
clabi of all
' Somebody's going to get a suit fur
a dollar.
Map of Forest to
Be on New Folder
kind
s eerytilng In iieaHim.
X
W. II WARNER,
Proprietor
LIBERTY!
Forest Supervisor 'V. V. linnisdell
bus rcrn'1-eil aiitliorliiti'in tm an
I 11 1 !" 1 11 11 forest ri-er-ailou lol.ler. A
new limp or tiie ritip'in.i i.ire.t Is
now being .r. 1. 1 1 . I a'ld will 1 eon
t'i i-eaily for iirlnlltu. 'i'liM nap
v III be complete and 11 -i-11 r.i t e ui'd
vlll be all excellent guide tf, to;ir
Isls. Seeral tll'iusacd (npies Ilie
1.1 be printed 111 ruble.- form 11111!
ulll lie cviihiined and augiii-'tii -d by
a gre.it ileal (1f inter,-itlii : iiifnrina
Hi'li. lb-re will be de--npt-ve nr
tlcbs de.illng with ciuni's ;ui I inter
sting smiIs llinui;luHit tb forest.
Will ;ie mien inr i amp- i mi: tli.-"
Wllh l.ll'les nf di-tlllli-es and lll'er-
cting mailer pertaining to Inn-sls.
The Jolliers will tie rea-lv mmiii Inr
(By AjipocLa'.i1 HrnB. .
j SAX FRANCISCO. Feb. 21. Mrs.
Alice Hills, of Los Angeles, a passen
j ger, and Harold llolloway, of San
; Francisco, a waiter, Jumped from
tb liner Huckeye Slate yesterday
, and drowned, while Iho vessel was
SMI miles south of Um Angeles, ac
cording to a radio message. No
cause was given.
1
' ACITATORS ARE
1 SECURING SOLDIERS
IIAXI'H AT KLKS HALL.
Friday night. Feb. 24th.
Music by Rainbow orchestra.
Admission 7Gc.
Pickens Ranch at
(By I'nlted Fress.1
nimWXSVII.LK. Texas. Feb 21.
C n tl vnn Vll 1 1 nlH Rwrultlng officers for the Mexi-
- along the Mexican population In the
One of tho most Important real es- border towns. The agitators promise
tat als to lie com ted in this."" stable government" and reduced
HOYAL ARCH MASONS.
Slated convocation of Laurel
Chapter No. 31. Tuesday, Feb.
21. Work in Mark and P. M.
degrees. Visiting Companions
welcome.
Ily order of H. P.
W. F. HARRIS. Secv.
8
TIESDAV-WEDXESDAY
ADUTS I
25
YOU
MAY
CONSULT
THE MAN OF MYSTERY
I TS OXK OF THE MOST ASTOl NIMXO ACTS VOL' H1HC1S (
SKKN IX VAUDEVILLE.
IX ADDITION TO OVU ItLOl LAK PKomtAM OK riCrtBi I
couniy for some tune was rinliilied
today, W. C. I'lckens selling bis large
run ll near Canyonville to tile Ore
gon Xurnery company, which is set
ting out I'no acres of tiie New Ore
gon date prunes.
Mr. Pickens bad a fine 320 acre
ran-.h. a great deal of tiie land be
ing
The
taxes when the
la overthrown.
Obregon government
The skin of the human palm !s
seveiity-rlve times as thick as that of
the eyelid.
SIWYDAI.F. KKillTII (iltAUF.
il!.lil ATIOX PlttKiltAM
i All week long the rain poured
down. All weeks long tho busy child-
ideal for the growing of prunes. I ren or tunnydaie prepared a program
land was highly improved and uniler the direction of the teacher
the
free distribution
lll.t.-.
to the Mile
sled
THEATRS
a 1 ft- ami 1
Work Starts on
Bosw'll Springs
h I'liiff was t-onsult'rrii one of
b st In ttiat part of tho county.
Tin Orvi:on Nurs ry companv liSs
roniitly ilt'V.lopiMl a tuw prune
known ns tin "dalo prunt' " It is
('otis(ih'rally hirRor than tho Italian,
ami has a sweet lasto Ilk" the petite.
It dries out only ahout one third ns
: murh n the other prunes and ron
' i(uriit!y runs murh huavirr. In size
j l he pru'ii-s averauo ahmit 0-2."s.
I The rompany Is buyinK up prune
t Ininlrt all oer the statn ami Is seitii.R
J ut huniln'i! upon hundreils of neros
j of these new prunrs which will un-'
t (lonUtedly revolutionize the prune
moMiui; IndiiHtrv In the northwest.
i Mr. Pit ki ns' property s one of the
(first lare ran'h's which ihe com-1 I
I puny han 1'oiiKht In this section of
I (he itate. Mr rieken. h.n not yet '
i lirtermlned upon hU plans for the fu
I .Mrs. I.ee UU-hurdson. to celehrato the
graduatioa of their eighth grade of
fix hoys and girls. While all this
, was goiiiK on. the proud mothers
wero planning a dinner such as only
Crer:on mothers can plan and pro-
! pan-.
fl r the sumptuous banquet, the
: follovtnir proknam was rendered;
Comiiiencenitiit hymn, school.
Invocation, H rank Dodge.
Salutatory. Adella Swearlnger.
Song, "Our (regon," school.
Recitation, Somebody is Knock
ing." Itoulta Sthoen.
i Kecitatlon. Little Moon," Amy
1 Cary.
Utdtatlon. 'Story of Columbus."
(ace t'unni'i -ham.
Hecitation. The Urothers," Flor
ae Medrieks.
Song, "Scatter Seeds of Kindness,'
Art at We Get It.
'What Is the subject of this photo
play?" "It's a story of the great North."
"Hlg trees, snowstorms, love In the
wilds and all that sort of thing?
"Yes, and the hero Is n pretty chap
who's never beeu five hundred miles
from steam hejit In hi life." Illrinlng
ham Ai;e lleruld.
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES
CHILDREN ADULTS
15c 25c
Today you will see the Stupendous F03
Super-Special which created a Sen
sation in New York for many
months at Advanced
Admissions
.lv today: 5
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l l.nT.iim.
liim.lr.d. Tie .ii,
I V A NT 1 : 1 1--M u
! . r.il Ii.him-wo! k.
el,;ht IS nr Z
H-l'J. lledetiuril.
Itell lUllv fur IC.-TT
'"; liulleJi-'-KU.
-M.i'IiiimTinn lmi-i-ttK In-
irnl hruiider. riiene 14.J-U
Til 1UV 7-rcii.rn Jhiiik.. In
iKlliLin. I'tu.ne Jm-lt.
Kane st.
(ri-tk.
i. nd
Hire lull will innve Imck to Kosolmrjt
for the rest of the wintrr.
Juanlta Doilise. (lolila!
TOU.W AMI Ml IIM sl IV
M'l.cni. A I l'l!l o
An 1 1
ill ;i:n:i
w Nox In
rji
io el fill
ier
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btH'Iliii
1 Spi ill J
Il'-I lH
t.it ne.
IhtllU
b
A di.i
and
full
thlrix dltler
Wiirt to le
I'ath.
A 2 ai t rem dy
"tlolng Sitaluht.'
i.f ;u M .ii.
U!;mov Sti:ie
M:ne! Iiirig ill-
mbeied.
lini Went In
F l tll'NK. K. b.
wurk on tb" n. w
: ii Suti?el M itit-r j
nc:ir I'r.iln. will .e
;is V eullUT p'-rililt-;,
A Wtl.HOU, lli:tn.lKei
.ho here (M
'' -ts ut the new prtie. i
l.lKen )er llle pr'P't ,
u II ?s M I Ii kh. The l.otthi'.t;
iippruxliiKitely $ 1 ,Ve
' 'ie IHiHUCiT, Who t I
1 - t of luiulx T HI e Hew n-i
i ;i pi ep;tnii ion for Ihe w o:
total of til ncr.- of 1
frell- d bv the ctiiup.inv, ii
lis u eroded by t be ti,.ti;i
iistrii' -I ton
works of
eo.iip.mv.
jMr: d ;ia Mum
ai'oid iu lo U.
of ih' concern,
I'lav In tho In-
"ICi i w 111. !i h;m
t'v ef l:e HH-
l'l ks w ill
'. C:iii'
e Kri'iiiid
Circuit Court
Continues Session
i
Tliursil;iy :
ti.iv hi: .tiie.
Miiv .Mil .ft, In IA-
Lue F. Vernon
WHO i
"Plays the Pictures" X
at the Piano Z
sniiihern r.iciric and t i'e high
way. Klk creek also cto. ,-. He Indd
In:; ef ihe concern f r a iliii.m.-o nf
ttir- e tiiar(er5 of n nr!" " . f ihk-
.ire b. tween YoncaMa it; 1 m- i i and
the utretch (f towns w :11 u pave.l
to t iimntti. accord in in Mi man
ncer. who ntnte that t'ic n:itr.ict!
I.r the wntk hae been b-t - ,
woik will ).t:irf March K
e renin hotel and b i: - n.
v ill li r idv to le ope'o i( 1 iy t m
t':e fnt unit In the ei.i.-;, m
ef the tnatiaReinent which, wt'h f.(.
tnre btiildlnu will ARRre,i'e :in in
v. ie,nt of I tOO.OOO. Ii i ' hoV.-d
the nirtnanement of the vr.v t u
h :i th en t ire plant 1101 ud lit k ft 1 '.i
"'on he? el nnd a tat Ion en t
Soii'h-rn TacHIc lln comp'e'-! N
f"re Ihe opening of the I'ort'and fair
Ie 1 ! -'. fc
Circuit court coniinniMl t rr'tol
!iwnv today on tho damage mil. of
W, M Salton ataint A Kufnt-t ,
This Is a cult innh itiK an albt d
luniher ronlr.ict. The ia-e Is , til f
t-cli'ibal nnd tavnU-Ml unite a nnin
ler of wiiiiese Th urand J'.rv
continued to work on the ea' i ur
d Is mu ronndlni! the killing ef HoukKis Tapp.
prnp.-u Insirict Attorney Nuner :nt ma'- I
ic nf 'he that the it rand Jury would cninpbte
1i ime.stmattons Into this af'air t
tiiitht. '
PROGRESSIVE CROUFS
MAY STEAL CONGRESS
I'll flilL.t ITrl.
t'lllt" .Mill. 1'i i. 21 Tin- protr.s
t .-'oiii'-i in convention lu re sro
ll.l!llllllt lo "uteill" collKres from
lie ,.1, political turtles ill the sinlns
I'm' .u-ii'i A c impulsn liv ronlition
on.-.iiil.-.itle't In to lie wakciI In t-ery
v.i'e 1-y i-rir.uiiiiliiiti- lo l.e fornieil
.itoi-n,! ( MstiiiK niiicllilie like the
Nun l'iirn--an l.cnntii nlul the I'lilteil
I'.u i-.,--: N.itlonul blec.
if tlie AnicrirHIl rx unities duo lo
-.i in Hi. w.r oolv ono nml mic half
l-er e n! w. re fatal.
liottii-p I'ary
Swo;i rincer.
Hecitation. "Th Kndlfss S'ory.
Mary Ciiiiniticha-'.i. j yt
It.M-iiation, Little Eskimo," Honi-j
cr lleilrii-ks
Sonc. ' llean'iful Oregon Rose." ! rr
trio ami diorus
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A STOIty OF MAIlVKUirs Ill'MAN IXTKUKST AND DBA1"
l'OWKK WHICH SWEU-S FK03I SAX l-'HAM'WO TO THEf
HHACHE8 OK ALASKA.
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TMI RHDAT A!JD FRIDAY
"The Lotus Eater-An-AU StarCd
It's a Marshall Nalkin Uasttrvince
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HII.IIKKN 6c HHM1AV AMI Tl llA V APJ,
UhK FtU.KM!
HKHK I.S A DAMIY
MISS
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William Fairbanks
nting in
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ACTION
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IX 8 KKKKS OF
SUSPENSE
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THK MOST HKAI.ISTIC KKJHT PK TUIK F.VF" ttf
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AMIY AM) MIXN IUMUIV AMI WIXNF.H " -
NO. 7.
t GLADYS WALTON in "The Gut
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