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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. MONDAY. APRIL' 20. 1925.
f7 LADIES' JUMP! f
y'i A New Gas Range V
II, For Nothing V
Wouldn't you Jump at tho
j . ;- J chnnco to K' t a new up to- t
I ' u ' U Ka r""KU " Cl"it' '
I I W are not fclvlni! away pan
V I s 1 i'hiikis but lr on our hihtIuI
I '-i.-'-X.;.,-' .V terms, you trade In your old
f C-'.:"!??r;M Kll9 TOp, for U IieW
, "?2StIt?:".'l KMOOT1I TOP It really costs
j fl; you ntillilnx. TIiIh n'r rant!'"
1 J !:' ! w ill foon pay for llsc'lf In Has 1
H l''.'-? raved, not to mention food f
gA ' fll) SMOOTH TOP romnh le oven ft
pal In 1 control not only measures llie Ify
Pv3Y j I J li.-iit but dl.slrlhutoH lliix In at Jk
PY, j 1 In llio oven. This rmanit no '
LjAV U cookitiK failures. jwn-
j V.. Demonstration of tlie Smooth-top II
qV Kane is Yours for the asking VfO
LjS' Southern Oregon Mo,
Gas Company JpG
2 AUTO WRECKS -SOUTH
OF CUT
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HI,
Two serious, auto wrecks occurred
yexterday south of noeburr, but
fortunately without serious Injury
to any persons. The flrnt wreck
occurred about 4 o'cIock In the
afternoon Just south of the Shady
j Point croHKintc when the radius
j rol of a Ford car nave way upset
tlriR the machine In the ditch. Mr.
ami Mrs. Miller, of Wee Crwk,
were both slightly Injured, Mr. Mil
ler N'Iiijc cut by Kiass, while his
wife received cuih and bruises
about the face and a wrenched
j back and hfp.
The second accident occurred
I about 9 i. ni., and except for the
I exceedingly Kreat luck several Pr
I Bonn would have been killed. The
car driven by lie KHz, and occupied
j by several Mexicans, wan beliiff
; toned by a licht car, ami collided
with a machine driven by Minn
i Frankle Warner, daughter of F. K.
' Warner. The car beinj? towed wan
pushed over the hlth bank, Just
south of the rock cut outtddn (he
city limit, and rolled down over
f0 feet. The driver received ft cut
hand, and all of the occupants were
' more oi less shaken and bruised,
J but fortunately, as well hh miracu
lously, no one was killel or even
muni; null, i lie urn I Ut
snapped just as the car ahead
reached the ede of the cliff, or It
too would have gone over the steep
prade.
LEGAL WHITEWASH !
FOR CROWN PRINCE
( Aaxtiti I'ri-M lart Wirr.) A
UKliLlN, April 20 The flu-
prentu court completing it In-
ventilation of aliened war
Crimea by the former Crown
I'rince, finds that h never
KMve orders to burn or plund-
j er vllluKeH or towns and was
not reHponxible, for the execu
Hons ordered by the military
! tribunals of his army corps.
The court has therefore
quashed further proceedings.
9
mmmw flight of pair
T
RS
road linn from I'.urns Ilend
and from fiend to a collection
with the Soutfrern f'aclfic'a Ku
I K ne-Klamath FuIIh Line are
seriously considered while the
(iiestion Is pendlnK before the
i Int erst ato coninwrce commission,
acrordiiiK to Carl It. Cray, pre.-
dent, who spent Sunday in Iort
t land emoute to I'uget Sound.
I (iray reported that railway
traffic Is below normal for this
I seaHoii of the year, but he be
. lleves It will Increase aa summer
I approaL-hes.
COOKED FOOD 8ALE !
The Norlhside Sunshlno Club will
hold a rooked food sale Saturday,
April 25th at the RUaKS Grocery
Store.
Wlnstel chocolates made especi
ally for the ItniK Store Trade.
Wholesome food tor old and young.
Lloyd Crocker.
Legion Members Attention
IteKular meeting Tuesday
nltrht, April 21st. Indoor base-
ball Kanie with Oakland (Job-
biers. He there.
Netted Gem
SEED POTATOES
For Plnnting
From F-nstein Orrcon
Grade U. S. No. One
$3.25 Per Hundred
These Potatoes Raised from Certified Seed.
Buy now for your Main Crop Potatoes
UMPQUA PRODUCE CO.
C. P. CAYLOR
N"etz;er Warehouse P. O. Box 784
RosehurR, Orrgon
miwi n j LLieyrgiTgjuuxj3i'LwtwiiM m nun
IN CASH PRIZES TO BE GIVEN
AWAY FOR THE BEST TITLES
FOR AN F. B. O. PHOTOPLAY
Ftlm Booking Offices of America, inc., and Aisociated
Arts, Inc. have a wonderful phctodrama bated on a famous
Saturday Evening Post story. The original title fitted the
story from a story standpoint hut it did not f t the picture
from the picture's ttjndpoint. Therefore, in order to secure
a better title for the picture, the above companies are offer
ing $3.00000 for the best titles submitted for thii photoplay
which now bears the temporary title, "On the Stroke of Three."
It is a thrilling story of love, romance and adventure. In the
cast are those three popular screen favorites
KENNETH HARLAN
MADCE BELLAMY- and MARY CRR
Th contest l open to all. Anyone may tungeit a title.
This picture will be shown at the theatre mentioned below
on the dates specified hut it will not be necessary for you
to eee the picture if you do not care to do so. VOll MAY
SECURE A SYNOPSIS AND FULL DETAILS OF THE CON.
TEST FREE BY APPLYING AT THE BOX-OFFICE OF THE
THEATRE.
This grrnt phototlrama now. bearing '
the temporary title of
"On the Stroke of Three"
WILL BE 0HOWN AT THE
LIBERTY THEATRE
TODAY AND TOMORROW
Tiiia l"K elmw only 23 rtn. fur Ailuli.i, t liil.lnMi 10 i.
Hi'iir the mnn who made the
Dritlsh laugh nt thp Illxh School
Auditorium on Tuesday, April 21.
NO KXTI- NSlOV I NTII,
in u;i; k.vds t;it.iv.
(AlM-Ut.d Vrr-m a- Wlr..)
rOKTI.Al). Ore., April 20.
No jl;:ns fur ext'-iiHion of tlie
I'nlon I'aHrlc rentral Oregon rail-
'HI KICKS
THE IDEAL .SHOE
For Sports or Outdoor
Wear
For Men or Boys
$2.95 to $4.50
DnKcbnll free with every
pnir
ROSEBURG
BOOTERIE
IRVIN DRUNN
Shoes That Satisfy and Fit
Your Feet
Perkins Bldg., Roseburg
An unforKetlubln evenlnx of hu
mor a ml pathos Is prmnitit'd you
at the High School on Tuesday at
8 o'clock.
SAI.KM, Ore., Apr. 20. A claim Ef, PASO, Tex.. April 20. In an
that direct property taxi's for slate i atlemn Ho escape from a group of
purposes would have been reduced New .mixho oimcts louay. nuy
by one half under his admlnistra-' 1'iitlcn, Sapuliia, Okla.. was shot
.Hon If the slate Income tax had down nfler h had wounded on of-
not been repealeil, was advanced' 'leer and Is lieinn held In 1all ul
I. .. ....... - .... , ..-.I. KI M wlii! nkluhfinm
Dy Liovernor waner nerre ju mi i ..i
address before the Salem Chamber authorities are beinir communicat
or Commerce here thi noon. I ed with.
"In 1S22 the tax was nine and Velma Hilton, 10 years old! torn
a half iill, or the highest direct ! pnnloii of 1'attoii Is bi ipg held aB
levy of any slate In the union ex-j " " " "
rept Nevada," said Pierce. "The . .7 Z.
levy has been reiluced until for
this year It Is seven mills, and
would have been four and a half,
making good my promise to cut
laxes in half, if the Income tux
had only stayed." He Indicated
tha many states of the union are
practically abolishing direct state
taxi's. Pennsylvania and California
poses, and 7 other stales, not ,,.n.l Foil PAI.K-Paik pony, wt about
tioued by name, have virtually no HwO pounds. Phone J
direct state tax levy, according to f lit SALE Practically new Ma
th" governor. I Jestlc range. 219 Watson St.
"The last Oregon state liglsla- j,-nit SALE Fine roll-top ilesk.
ture late lamented was an ordln cheap. Judils Furniture Store.
aiy legislature. .Most of them :w,-s,t i.-m. hi,-i;i?Molo"r-
uo ,K'" V"T ' , cycle and side car.
. i.in-u iivi i lie j--iti imuuitj , , -
;w t),.r wr ninnv .i in 1A S F t-til Id S tun It'll liai.
fln.l hurt. (Irinnl7linn nt ttw fniDll'IH n bIU. flimn
h-Kilature was effwtfd weeks in
HEALTHOrRAMS
MiHACt'i.ora cruKa and
SHOUT CUTS TO IIKALTII:
Many sick profit tmlay are Inok
Iiik for a MIKACrieOI'S Ct'KK
for oll chronic trouhlcs or are
HM'kiiiR short cut roads to health.
Th-y aro only finding; added
(rouble nnd disappointment. We
do not perform MIUACKKS. It
takes time and effort to get
WKIJ. To those who want
heallh badly enough to cive NA
Trili: A I'HANCi: we offer
IKKM NKNT ItKSI'I.TS. OI K
MKI'lloltrt AUK SAKK; Til KV
AUK SAN K; TIIKV AHKSl'KK.
Tt'll us your trouble ami we will
tell you what we can do for you.
F.I.F.CTKO CHIROPRAC
TIC HEALTH SERVICE
DR. RUPERT A. MOON
3?4 Prklni BIHq. Phone
SALEM. Ore.. April 20. Her
bert Thorn, held today In the Sa
lerti city jail, was wanted recently
In Santa Barbara, Calif., and pos
sibly (h Mill wanted there on a
charge of embezzling an auto, ac
cording to offi'ers. Thorn and
his wife, UoRe Thoin, were picked
up here litHt ni'ht for sjieedlng
and the record of the polite sta
tion disclosed that he was wanted
on the embezzle men t charge.
Thorn belongs to a well known
family of Lebanon, Oregon.
1 Thorn told the story of th'evnur
der -here today, but said he was
Riving no Information that was
not already known to Santa Bar
bara authorities. Thorn, accord
ing to hU own Htory, was acting
as salesman In Simla Barbara for
L. C. Buntln and Irving Hies,
alias I tent on. alleged bootleggers
who handled Canadian liquor.
One niisht early last February,
' says Thorn, Bunt in and Denton
went Into the country about six
miles to "hijack" William Keefe.
alias Turner, another alleged
i bootlegger. Vhile they were get
i ting his stuff Turner appeared,
i and. according to Thorn, was shot
! dead by Denton.
Denton went Into hiding nnd
, Buntln returned to Santa Barbn
I ra, where he sought Thorn, In
forming Thorn that he needed his
asslntnnce. Thorn says. It was
not until they were on their way
into tho country, that Buntln
told him of the shooting. He
said ho wanted Thorn to ascertain
If Turner was dead nnd to bring
; ono of the autoniobib s back to
Santa Barbara.
Bnntin and Denton were subse
quently urrenled through a chain
'of circumstance!: that pointed to
; their guilt and Thorn was held as
1 a witness. Tho in was released
! J NZW TODAY I
j FOR REST Four room furnished
I flat. Phone 212-J.
I Foil "RENT -Unfurnished apart-
nient. Phono 41o.
' FOR SALE Fresh rnllrh cow". J. E.
Smith. Alexanders Addition.
On
Hand
When
Most
Needed
i
OUR Insurance policy, contract, receipts, or will
whatever your valuable paper may be is on hand
when it is most needed I No lost documents nothing
misplaced1 That is part of the reward and conven
ience of making use of our safety deposit service at
small nnnual rentals, suited to your needs and pursel
UMPQUA VALLEY BANK
ROSEBURG, OREGON
Iane St
Blue
advance of the session. It would
have been much better for every
member of each house to come to i
the legislature a free man." j
He intimated that there was tool
much trading of votes and log roll
ing measures there. i
"The real Issue of the last ses-i
Un", gaid the governor, "was the!
coming together of the various fac-
lions, with the governor, and the!
agreeing upon levying revenue with j
out direct tax on property. I be
lieve in raising money without di-'
n et tax on home owners and pro-i
ducers.
leave at this office.
WANTKD Experienced worn a n
want housework. Address Jlose
burg RL 2, nox 2311.
WANTED If you have a good flat
top desk for sale, phone 235 im
mediately. Dl'CK Et.OS'for'hatchlng. fl for
setting of fifteen. Write to Mat
tie Brown. Elktou, Oregon.
VNTED A used safe I2x12l
Inside measurement, or a little
larger. 1'ruitt Bros. Riddle, Ore.
MARCEL and bob curl TPc, hair
cut and curl o"e. Vhone 57-Y.
31 So. Main. Mrs. Amy Rogers.
I a witness In the case. The girl
; narrowly scaped Injury when, the
' officers returned Ration's fire.
The girl told officers that she
land Patton had left Sapuloa In a
Istob n car and headed for the
border. '
I
RAINFALL FOR
APRIL IS NEAR
THE HIGH MARK
auto mm.
ine rarmer needs aid all you for SALE Barred Ro-k babv chfx
can give him. No particular party I Anril 21 nnd 22. Rrice reduced".
Is to blame for the fact, but rather
economic conditions of our country.
The relief of the direct state tax
on farmers has been begun : 1
would like to see It carried further,
but If nothing more is done I will
feel that my trip down here to
Salem has not been in vain."
He referred to the state tax on
tobacco, stating that in his opinion
it would raise more money than
had been estimated. He expressed
the opinion that the public service
commission should be appointed by
the governor, and go out of office
vith him.
Rhone 391-Y orcall at 702 Ful
lerton St.
LOST Leather portfolio containing
catalogues And price lists. lie
turn to Ro burg Mfg. Co., reward.
I (Continued from page V
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the barometer was rising, and that
j better weather Is probably near,
i The forecast is for fair weather
! tomorrow, but a frost warning is
! Issued, and farmers are advised to
expect and prepare for heavy frosts,
j Record Snow at Crater Lake
I MEDFORI), April 20. A -new
record for depth of snow at Crater
Lake for this time of year was an
nounced today, the total being 17
feet, with snow still falling. Rain
i was general throughout the valley
today, the total for the month to
date being 1.S2 inches far above
tlie average for April.
ST. PAT'L, Minn., April 20.
Four St. Raul men were killed
today when their auto overturn
ed into a creek near White Bear,
I just north of here, pinning them
j down in five feet of water. Threw
I other passengers were rescued,
f The tour killed were: Arthur
i Moran, Joseph E. Walsh. Charle
: Seibert and Herman Shadier. Wal
ter Dillon, driver of a milk truck
rescued Edna MacLarea, Henry
Cuba and Edward Regan from
drowning by releasing tbem from
iho wreckage.
Use magotite to keep worms out
of radishes, turnips, cabbage and
broccoli plants, etc. Sold by Whar
ton Bros.
Tawn grass seed, fresh stock at
Wharton Bros.
HOTS'
FOR SALE Baled oat hay $15 per
ion if taken within' ten days. O.
T. Henry, Rice Creek, V. O. at
Dillard, Ore., phone 22F32.
FOR SALE New 5 room modern
house, full basement, garage.
Apbls spray nnd dusting powder
at Wharton Bros.
The H. S. P. T. A. has put the
price for the Anthony Euwer en
tertainment at the ridiculously low
price of 25 cents. Don't miss it.
SIXTH DEATH RESI'LTS
J ROM MABMII ll.LD I'lRK,
I
lawn, lot f.ft by 2.'" feet, a fine
home for $:i7t". Chas Kye.t, S-ti
N. Jackson St.
(WANTED To hear from pome one
with unimproved place for sale
or trade. Timber land preferred.
Not over 12 miles out of Rose
burg. Address A. V. Hammond,
Roseburg Ore.
FOR SALE-20 acres: 17 acrejTof
good tillable land. Tart of it is
good bottom land. 3 miles from
Roseburg. Owner w ill take $22t0
cash for quick Rale. (.;. W. Young
H Son. Phone 417.
OR SALE 25 acres level land.
three mill's out. good house,
water piped In, ail in cultivation
exceptional value for ?2xoo. 1i'mk)
CTsh balance terms. Chas. Kyea,
( Amnelatnl Frem Unmii Wirr.. I Js-t) V Jackson St.
JEROME, ArlcApr. 20. Two ' FOR SALE-Stoddard'honie, eight
persons lost their lives, two otners
(AMorhtnl Frew. I ;umi WIr )
MARSMEIELD, Ore.. April 20.
Death claimed Us sixth victim
us a result of the $75,000 fire
which destroyed the Noble block
here, April 17. when Mrs. E. L.
Watson, 73, died at the Smedberg
Bini'.arium Saturday. She never
i ecn. ned consciousness after the
fire. In which she suffered a
crushed breast bono, broken rlbd,
and loss of her scalp.
Ice boxes at Powell's.
Big Dance
at
Moose Hall
Wednesday, April 22
Good Music
The Public Invited
LIVES; LOSS BIG "
;nre mls.-dni; and r.u,niii to tlim.iiim
lint wmi instructed hv the district
attorney to n main nt Santa Hiir- i worth of property was destroyed
linni ns a wltnes V 'he trial"" a "re wnicft swept Cottonwood,
hlrh wim to he held March in. !near here, early this moraine.
Tlimn now Buys that he has not j ) I- lirooks, or Los Aneeles,
heen Informed ai to the outcome i was burned to death w hen the
or the trial It it was Held at mat miiuii noiei in wnicn ne was sleep-
time. 1 horn claims he
small hotel in w hich he was
was not 'Ins; was consumed hy the flames. 1
trylnK to heat the automobile : The bodyof another person burned
dealer nnd that the dealer owes In the flames has not been identi
hlm j'ied.
room, modern, full basement and
parage. Acre of land noes with
prop.-rty. Knd of east I-ine St.
on Terrace Ave. Fur price phone
3i;9.
W WTKD FOR CASH
l!i:':i :i-25 Fords
Tsii-ines and Road.Uers. ftrir.R
enns lodttv.
MATMF.WS M( TOR XCHAXfiE
1 1 "i Jackson St.
Iia you know President Wilson's
favorite limerick? Hear the author
Kive It on Tuesday, April 21.
We pay cash for dry cascara
bark. Wharton Ilros. .
PAROLED COHVIGT.
IH BURBURY ACT.
TAKEfJAT rVlEOFORO;
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DENIED ML Cfi
DFI. DF AN B BUBAR
ni-ruii:THi r
Hpecllllat In II. (Ittlng t
illnm.ea
lit jHck.nn t.
DR. HARRISON FOLK
Chiropractor
F.lectronlo Wnl Fleet ro-Thcrnphy
417 Perkins Itlds. Phone in
INPIANAPOI.IS. Anrll "0 D
MFHFOHD. Ore.. April 20 Pan! C. Stephenson, formar prand diac
Chrlslcnson. 25 years old. le lii vi d on of the Ku Klux Klan. was ar
te be a paroled prisoner fr.iri t'i rested today on the charge of first
state penitentiary at Sahn. is in decree murder In coimecllon with
the county Jail at Jai k'onville tho death of Miss MatUe Ober-
i cnareeu wnn nreaninc Hit in- holtzer. 2S. of IndianaiMilis. An ln
homo of W. C. Mr4'uitnn. of tins dlctment on the miiriier rharce
city yesterday. The man was was returned acalnst Stephenson
I raptured lon he returned Irom n bv the ?rand Jury last Sattirdnr.
'motor trip In the afternoon, ami, Earl K. Link and Earl Cenlrv.
nearii'T a ooor slam in me Dn.- former resident of Kvansvill-,
n. nt. i -ptnwl a window and. aeeim nd., both Indicted with Stephen-
Ihi fln:re of a man on 'h w.m.,i son on the niurder rharce. were
p:!e. vaved a club In his -.t- a ai,,,n nI0 cuwv with him. All
and oid '-ed him to keep sMK Th" -Bri. iu..n t,. .mi
Folt SAI.K or exchaiiRe for lions
or sheen, any or all of my hii:h
producing, resistered Holstelns.
Also some extra rood irrade oews.
and very promising heifers. Wil-
lard Smith, (Hide. Ore. Phone
sip::!.
Full SAI.K ltli) acres in Hondas
county, five mil-s from .Myrtle
(.'reek: close to s( hool. irood road,
I seme buildincs five acres clrar
j ed. balance timber. Price $5 per
I acre. Mrs. C. M. Crockett, 411
l Ainswcrth Ave., Pnntland, Oregon
VFI.I.INCTll.V PARK ItosehuiK's
new suburban addition. 1 mile of
town: city water; electric lights;
pavement all the way: all in
bearine fruit. Only $?r.l per acre,
S'iO per mnnih. Full Information.
J"'i cash, balance I0 per mor.lh.
Hill Imoimaiien. I.VvVKFNCK
ACKNCU lLTi Cass Street. Phone
I 2111.
Anthony Euwer
Reader,
Artist,
Entertainer
HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
Under Auspices of High School P. T. A.
Tuesday, April 21, 8 o'clock Admiss
25c
police were called and Cbr M
son surrendered quietly, explain
Inir that he was hungry and meie.
ly looking for food.
Chrlstenson admitted this neon
lie served IS months at Salem for
grand la.-ceny In Portland.
Dr. Rupert A. Moon
Electro-Chiropractor
Nerve and Spine Specialist.
S'.'t Perkins Uldit. Phono 5,'.
will come to your home and
plant your window boxes and do
your betiding work free. We charge
only for the plants. Service guar
anleed. The Fern.
o
ASTORIA FIRE DESTROYS
MEN S CLOTHING STORE
Dr. H. C. Church
OPTOMETRIST
t
trklnt Bldfl, Rote burg. Or
Phona 86.
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(AMtrUtt Pi Mi lm- Wt? ,
ASTOItlA. Ore. April 2rt.-The
TVIlar and Kohnlti men's clothlm:
more wn burned out early toda.
A woman. Mow HUner.
ullithtly Injured when she jump. 1
from a second rv window of the
llxte Kmunlns HoiMe, above a
piirtfon of the nv The rntir
stock of the store was destroytd
or badly damaged. The store it
located In a wooden building.
Judi;e Collins of criminal touit, in
issuinir orders for their arreat. an
nounced they would not be admit
ted to ball.
Stephenson, KMnck nnd Centry
were arrested In the oltee of l.ph j j
Inman. their attorney. They had ;
heen missing since th-e return of
the murder indictments Saturday, j "
Stephenson told newspaper nun!
he had been In the southern part
of the state on a fWhing trip and
that the flh 'werv bttini; fine,"
He had been at liberty under
IJR.ittM) bond followitiK hU nrn'st
sevral days auo on Indictments
rhaririniT him with attackiim Miss
Oherholter.
Miss Ol-erholtrer died last Tues
day. In ante-mortem slutenvuit
aileRed to have hen plvon h-r
pannt. she told of taking poison
at a Hammond, lud . hotel, art"
she had been attacked by Step
henson whilv on a train enrouie
lo Hammond nnd niratn in 'he
hotel. Hale f-r Stepb. -neon's trial
on the tndic'ments AitKiiiK tlie
attack, has not net n j-
OUR BUSfNSESS
it essential to success in yours
No husiiif-s can b- operated
efficiently w!thout the aid of
intirii nee.
We i hall be glad to help you
determine the imwt efficient
economical use of insurance in
the protection of your bui-inesg
SUeCt S3.
They'll be nt the
MAJESTIC
last time tonite the benutiful but lonely
"Single Wives"
witl, CORRINNE GRIFFITH nd MILTON SILLS
the wives thnt husbands neglect!
the wives who crave romance!
the wives who listen when forbidden love calls!
also "World News" and feature comedy
10c MAJESTIC ' 25c
Tues. Buck Jones "Winners Take All" nt regular prices.
It's too Late
to Insure - ft-r tho accident
happens. It rets won't -my h
ilamaire. Insure today. We
wilie fire litpuranc nnd the va
rious atitonieliKe insurance cov
erages. Our Hceny Is nf your
n iv.ee et J'.M thin'. M-y we
ene rn? Phrme or call.
G. V. Young & Son
Insurance
116 Cast St. Phont 417
in
LAST TIME TONIGHT
OOII L.LA HERE, IT IS!
ELINOR GLYN'S
Production of her great novel
"Man and 'Maid"
W it ' Lew Oly, Renee Adoree, Harriet Hammond,
"and then one day he took her in his arms"!
,Vo feature "comedy "THE IRON MULE""
and "PATHE NF.W5" '" '
ANTLERS
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TiiescJav 'The Marns?eQ "hent"
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