SIX
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1927.
BROCKWAY-DILLARD
PATRIOTIC PROGRAM RACES SPORTS
BASKET DINNER BASEBALL GAME
A GOOD TIME FOR ALL
At Brockway Baseball Field
m i s& mm
MWMBBMeB','eM'ifl7'M'M'',W llll MTmWf" "f T BfWW i
g m V. w. i. nflVtfir . Jrs:r::esr new today
mean uuuureus or uuuars
It will take, you about five
minutes to open an account
with this bank.
This ; may prove the first
9tep in accumulating a bal
ance of- hundreds of dollars
from the habit of making
small deposits regularly.
UMPQUAi VALLEY BANK
a
f . - , . se3.u.''S'
i Mit ('uii(l)MW. ;.!wl MwinifH
turned Suuluv cvcnliiK Irani Porlj
Hind whera thee", spoil1. 'Frlduy and
Sulurriay ,0,11 husliiesg, (-Mt. Law
son piMChiiHliiK sonio' cquliimcu
for IiIh iinruRu. While In tlio me
mHimls I hey . also, attended, tin
. fejjllvnl.
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In Pictures
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The story which re
cently Jari in serial
,u f orrn -ih the
.Ojseburg
News-Review
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THE LIBERTY
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Wed. and Thurs.
i June 22 and 23
LIBERTY
Today and Tuesday
2 Matlnae Dally 2:18 ; ; ' j !
HE GAVE HER
a iri.rn f r-r-v
-r.ADTFn I :
BUT that's not all. It had his.
fiicture on it. He tried to get
tback. and. then See
MARIE
PREVOST
HAL ROACH
'TWO-TIME
MAMA"
Mutt & Jeff
Mat. 10c-25c
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t ITlie rriiirflaKrt of, Mfrfs'Cnrrle 011
hort, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. It.
(:. (llllii'i l, of KoHoburK, and Vornon
Shrumwus solemnized ul a quiet
cortunony Mummy, morning at 8
o'clock, IUiv. C. S. Coherly reudliiK I
the service hefore oulyi a , Bitmll i
group of t relatives, and1 intimate I Task-you to'rcmeniber the consld
flionds of the , bride and bride-criition shown the Blaln; Iralninen
groom nti the parsonage of, the and to give a thought to tlioli- II v
Methodist, i icptHcopul ..u h u r c h, "
i sown. . i ' r ! I 1 i I
" MIsh J.oulse fJennlngs ;,was the
; bride's only i attunilnnti and (Menu.
I CoJby 4vus' best inwi,' i FoIIowJiik
the ceremony i thei couple left via
the 'Coast for Washington, mid en
route homo will stop In Portland,
Qn their Toturn lhey. will be ut
home on Kast Douglas streett Die
bride Is well linnwu tlnvHQseburg,
having ntteiulcul the local schools
audi graduating lrom high school
In 1I2I For; Ihe past year she has
been employed as stenographer at
I ho of rices of the C. A. Lockwood
Motor company; Mr. Shrum Is the
sou of Mrs. Jj A. Argalirlght, .now
of Cottage drove, lie .uttendod
school at (Hide mild is employed as
uieclianlc at the Ci ,A. Locliwood
Motor .company. . . i
CHARLES MYRICK
DIES TODAY AFTER
LONG ILLNESS
.CharleL Mii'liikl dfud lal, Ills'.
homo on 117 K
l.'llnl street this
i inoriilug) ut 7 at jo
r ut the age of
61 yoiirsj uf lei n long .Illness. Ho
was'; born llji Now Yfrk, May 16,
187(1, 'ii ml caiiuf iiei'e last Septem
ber., , lie .Is .survived, by.liis wiCe,
Mrs. -Mary Myrlck and Ihrce umall
clillilreh; iiiao two ; brothers lin.l
one slstor. Lester of Portland,
Frank of Philadelphia nod Mrs.
Kuby Cnssldy of New Jersey. Mr.
Myrlck Is a; menibei of A. O. U.
W., and Ii o! O. F. lodges; also lte:
bekuh and lOucampmeiit of i. O. O.
F. Funorul sorvlces will bo an
nounced Inter. If. C. Stearns, fun
eral director, of Ihe Douglas Funer
al Home Is In charge of arrange
ments. Tlay rope, cubic, pulleys, hay
carriers and' forks ut Wharton
Hros. ,
NOW YOU ASK ONE I
-
THE ANSWERS
Delow are tho answers to tho
"Now You Ask One" quesllons
printed on Ihe editorial page.
1 (iulscppe M. Hi'lluncn de
signed the plane In which Churn
lierllu and l.evlne flow to (ler
innny, '
2 Tho Samuel Ryder cup Is
awarded to the chninpionshlp pro-
J fesslonal golf lenin of the United
! Slates and (Heat Ilritnln.
i 3 Jack Delaney's real name Is
1 Ovlla Chapdelaine.
j 4 The fastest train schedule
from roast to const Is 73 hours.
: 5 Wllllnm II. Stout is the uvln-
I tlon engineer associated with
. Henry Ford..
i -i Pulmotor produces artificial
breathing by pumping air into and I
out of tue lungs.
7 The pterodactyl was nn ex
tinct flying reptile whose wings
were feuthorless membranes.
8 Psychiatry Is the study and
treatment of mental dlsenses.
9 Tho aileron Is ft pnrt of nn
aeroplane, usually a hinged edge
of Ihe vrlng,
Id Hntlk decoration first origin
ated In Ihe Dutch Hast Indies.
PATRONIZE
NEWS-REVIEW
ADVERTISERS
visits in city
Congressman W. C. Hnwloy
spent lust night and a part of to
day visiting in Roseburg on Ii Ih
wuy homo after a trip over the
Roosevelt highway. He made tho
trip Houlh from Marnhfleld to Gold
Beach and Ik greatly ph-used by
the pYeHent condition of the road.
Ho had ex peeled to take the train
from ' Roseburg yesterday after
noon, but motor trouble delayed
bin arrival bo (hut he renutlued at
the Umpqun hotel last night and
left for Halem shortly after noon
loday.
Mr. J law ley Mated that he Ih
greatly Interested tit the road
program of Oregon and Ih partic
ularly anxious to see the 'Comple
tion or the North Umpqun project,
which because of its commercial
and scenic phases will undoubtedly
have a particular appeal. An ef
fort "will be made, Mr. Hawlcy
mates, at the next session of eon
gross, to 'secure a special appro
priation to continue work on Ihe
North 'Umpqua' road. J 1
HUGH PICTURED
AS SAVAGE IN
'' TRAIN HOLDUP
(Cnnllnuod from page 1.)
Ills arma' uprnlsed, to face the
tunnel .wall, and slew hi mill dia
bolical savagery, -
"Counsel for defense In masterly
manner wilt implore your sym
pathy for this boy at Ilia bill', of
the !woe of his parents. '
l Here 'never was a niurder In
which Home
lug relatives,"
i lioborts then 'roared' Hie nhtl-
ollmax "And when tlio ' slaughter
was over; all they could think of
us 'kill and run," and 'kill mid
run.' tl'hey did!" ' '. ' ' :'
I ' ' Exhibits Stressed ' '
Tho special 'piWocitLoi' then dl
rootod his remarks to the flight of
the bandits, ' stressing1 his1 view
that the 'brownish grey dap 'found
a Inllo south of the outrage, "was
of the same size, shnpe and color
as that witnesses have testified
was worn by Hugh" Do Autiemont."
'The black sultcuse,' iilso fouild
nelu' the crime spot, the prosecutor
declared wus -shipped to Hoy Do
Autiemont from Lnkewood, N. M
by his 'brother,. Verne, and "Irre
vocably linked tn'tlio three defend
ants by documentary evidence of
the express company."
' ''The state' of Oregon has ac
cepted the chulloiigo of the defense
in tneir opening address, to con
nect Hugh De Aulremont with this
crime. ' They further told you they
would explain Ihe movements . of
Hugh In this' state; . We have con
nectedMils defotidant' with the
crime but we are willtlug for the
UxplntiatIont they promised,"
COURT IIOUSI3, Jacksonville,
Ore., June 20. The trial of Hugh
do Aulremont, entorod its final
stages Ihsl morning with closing
sliilumenls by state and dofense.
Tho court -room wnir packed and
jammed two hours before the open
ing of court, with scores in the
court house yard, listening through
the open windows to the oratory.
Special Prosecutor George M.
Roberts, who opened for the state.
In his Initial remarks paid tribute
to the "sacrifices for good citizen
ship of the jury," and the quaint
and historic sotting of the trial, the
Jackson county court house having
been erected In 18S:i. . The depar
ture of the defendant from his
mothers' home in New Mexico and
the good reputation he bore there
were then outlined.
Hugh's Action Reviewed.
"The testimony shows that this
defendant, with his two brothers
Hay and Hoy went to work for tho
Sliver Fnlls Lumber company un
der the name of 1C. K James. Tho
prisoner at the bur denied liny re
liitloiiKlitn to his brothers. That
was one of the first steps in the J
conspiracy charged. When Hugh
de Autremont left New Mexico, he
left behind a law-abiding career."
The special prosecutor next de
tailed Ihe days of the defnedanl
nnrl Ills brothers ill the logging
camp near SHverton, Ore., and de
pleted Ihe .'.lames complex."
"Witness Hitchcock found a
'Life of Jesse James,' upon a table
in the quarters of the accused. He
was arrested ns James C. Price, he
lived In Oregon ns E. U. James.
Thin R only
circumstance that
links with other circumstances.
and forms a whole."
Tho handwriting of tho defen
dant upon a labor check and auto
mobile drivers' license application,
mid his movements to and from
Sllverton, Oregon, were next relat
ed bv Ihe special prosecutor.
Tell-Tale Shot.
"When Mrs. Uuell mid her chil
dren and Hugh returned from an
automobile trip to Mount Angel,
she ssw Hoy and Hay shooting n
sho'Kitn at a tree In her field. .
"The pellets taken from the tree
were Ihe same kind and she as
those taken from the body of
Coyl Johnson. They were then
plnnnlng murder. Just ns they did
upon the mountain."
The state's narrative next took
the JJe Autremonts to a Eugene,
.7.' i. i .7. i.. Zuu .
the background, nought artel!
later found at their camps in tho.
Siskiyou mnuntalnu. . ,- , t t
"Udoii Sootemher 28. this defen-
dant came to an Ashland Karate
with a car damaged, he said by
hitting u cow upon the highway.
He puld for the repairs, still under
the name of IC. ft. James. John
Uurr made the repairs. When this
defendant was brought back from
the Philippines, John Harr came to
the jail, and this defendant recall
ed the Incident, and wus identified
by Hurr. There was no denial.
Hugh laughed about It."
Alibi Assailed.
The slate next attacked the alibi
of the defense offered In the testi
mony or Mrs. L. J. Johnson or ICu
geno. Ore., landlady, through her
apartment house register. !
"The only resistance to the
slate's evldenco is this attempted
alibi offered by a nice old lady a
friend of the father, and his fam
ily, by this register.
. "Hugh De Autronionl!" shouted
the prosecutor, "could not have
been sleeping -,i her apartment
house on the duys and dates he
was paying visits to an Ashland
Rurugo."
Hugh Unperturbed
"We next rind Ihe Do Autro
nionls in the Slsklyous. The de
fense will tell you It Is the custom
of people lo shoot lit trees. Hut
they do not shoot n troo trunk tho
size and height of a man." - Hugh
throughout the presentation of the
legal argument ugulnst him paid,
close attention to every word and'
betrayed no emotion, meeting the
gaze of the special prosecutor
without hesitation. During the
short recess, he scanned the faces
of the jurors with keen interest.
Roberts resumed his - urgunieiit
following the morning recess and
began to depict the Incidents of
the morning of the crime, going In
to u long description (if the ill-
fated train and the dynamited mail
car in which Clerk Daughcrty' mut
his douth.' ,,,,..:),.
Tlio .mother of Marvin Seng of
nunsmulr,- Calif.1' seated with his
wife and child, on u 'bench in tho
front row,!broke down and wept as
the prosecutor described 'tho 'jneti
slain in the engine cub. ; i '
Tho .train, proceeded to Siskiyou
from Ashland without mishap 'and
when . the i train, wus leaving Ihe
mountain station, a Mr Maiiln
saw i two men, 'one' answering the
doscrlpllon i lot'' i llm defendant,
sneaking along cursi on u: siding.
preparatory to boarding the blind
bnggugo. Thoy wore caps' and were
dressnd alike! Another link in the
chain ol'i circumstances, t Wit
nesses limy be mistaken, but cir
cumstunces never alter.'
"Tho course of tho train Ihrouch
tho tunnel was described and, us.
Ihe train halted there came a muf
fled 'shot that ended tho life of
Sidney L. Hales, trusted engineer,
tho safety of his 'passengers, his
chief thought to the ' last.
Pistol Strong item ;
"God moves Ih mysterious ways
his wonders lo perform," "said
Roberts, as ho concluded showing
the .45 automatic pistol, found
near the crime scene.
"They sought to obliterate with
a chisel the numbers on the bar
rel, but they forgot tho secret num
ber, It was tho tell-tale evidence
that Is always left behind."
Twins Hearing Portland ; ' .
PORTLAND. Ore.. Juno 20 Rnv
and Ray do Aiitremmit, capturcil
Juno 8 at Steuhenvllle, Ohio,
were approaching Portland today
in custody of six men, two postal
Inspectors, two Ohio depuiy
sheriffs, and Sheriff Ralph O.
Jennings a ml his deputy. I.ouls
Jennings, of Jackson county. They
were expected lo arrive Here early
this evening.
Charles Hlddlford. postal Inspec
tor in charge of the Pacific norlh
west division, waited here today
for the arrival of the prisoners,
whom he expected to question. It
was announced that the twin broth
ers would bo placed In the rMult-
nomali county jail.
The guards have kept close
watch in a compartment through
out the long trip, carefully shield-
niK men- iirisoucrs irom v alters, i
uue inn. oeen ni owc.it lo
talk to newspaper men.
Hay forks and handles at Whar
ton llros.
BYRD AND TWO
AIDES READY TO
HOP TOMORROW
(Continued from page l.
stop flight with Roy Smith and
J. K. Sabln. of Los Angt'les, who
are backing him financially.
The airplane he will use. under
construction at Los Angeles, is a;
monoplane equipped with . a J-6
Wright whirlwind motor. 1
Harness, horse collars nnd fix
tures at Wharton Bros.
JOHN DREW SHOWING NO
SIGNS OF IMPROVEMENT
SAN FRANCISCO. June 20,
Pesplto r slight rally last night,
John Ihew, veteran actor, ill In a
local hospital, remained in a
critical condition today, hospital
authorities reported. Mr. Irew is
suffering from arthritis and com
plications. '
Whar-I
Broccoli transplanters at
ton Bros.
FOK SALE Medium sized refrlg
e x c e , , e n t com-ulon .
' yiJ: j
VOtl SALE G-room house, 'd lots, I
"'ts aim Hnruouery. uau
at 312 W. 2nd Ave. N.
FOR SALE Fieshyoung cow,
so young pfgs. Phone 34-F3.
J. Mofrslaed, Dixotlvllle.
FOR SALE Fine heifer, fresh
soon; also Hampshire rams. J.
J. Het'.s, 638 No. Pine St.
THE Farmer's Mutual Fire Relief
Association writes Insurunce at
cost. I. M. Tuthill, Agent., Oak
land. WANTED POSITION as house-
keeper, neat, reliable, good cook,
middle age. P. O. box
Cot-
tago Grove, Ore.
Want a real home?
See 312 Chad wick and then
Inquire of owner regarding' terms
Phone 460
LOANED' "FHiOB With 'eacn sav
ings account opened we loan one
of our Home Savings banks.
First State and Savings Dank.
ONE saddle horse and one work
horse for sale or trade for cattle
or sheep. Phone 14FI1. liny
Dunning, Rt.-l, City. .j ,
FOR SALE Dodge car, enclosed
model. Has good tires, new bat
tery and in best mechanical con
dition. Price $100. Phone 4 1 U-.J.
FOR RENT 2 - room furnished
apartment, clean land comfort
able, lights, water and. phone In
cluded for $12 per mo. Phono
41(i-J. . -
Will clean all "kinds "of " wooTl
finish, carpets, rugs, window
washing. Make them look like
new. Good refences. Charles
nulla, Phoue'51-J.
GUARD YOUll VALliAtlLKS By
keeping them In one of the' safe
mcposlt boxes in your slrongi
vault. Double lock boxes. Firsfl
: State and Savings Bank.
FORSALE5 "room" rurnlslied
house close III, paved" St., garage.
Price $1250. Terms; Also fur
nished houses for rent. ' Chas.
' Kyes, 820 N. Jackson St. '
FOU SALE 20 acres on good road
good phtsterud house, a;" o d d
barn, till farm tools, team,1 cow,
5 acres ' 'pear orchard, n flno
hohie' for ? li00. Terms, Chaa.
Kyea, S2(i N. Jackaoh St: 1 ' J '
FoirBAijbrlFacle for oil sta
tion 01' garage1, -3 lot, 2 houses,
garage, ' woodshed, ' hen houne,
city water, electi'ld lights; ' li
blocks 'front ' Main SI.' Address
I1. O. !llox 108, Hend, OreRon.
SHINGLES
Are how lower in price than at any
time within the past ten years. A
good time to re-roof. See our
stocks. Get our prices. ; ( '
Coen Lumber Company ' V ;
SUMMER WOOD prices are now
In effect. Old growth fir, $3.'J5
per tier. Oak and Laurel jit. 50
per Her. 2 tiers or more to mi-
'' ablo delivery direct from woods.
J)eniK!errctseu Co. ,
Hi:LP WAN T K I i F E M7 LK-Ia d y
of fair education und some busi
ness ability who wants to in
crease her income. Ilusinesa en
tirely new and wonderful. No
canvassing. Carry It on at your
own home and $5 to $10 per day,
salary and commission. Send
muno and address and we will
" call on you. Edison Bros., Box
17, Care of News-Kevlew,
REAL BUSINESS OPPORTUNI-
I I TY Gnrago and service station
located In good growing town on
Pacific Highway. Owner has
other interests compelling sale.
, Well established business show
lug good profits, shop fully
equipped Including lathe, grind-
' era, press, welding outfit, bat
tery charger, wrecker and tow
ing equipment, 2 large gas
pumps, oil pumps, compressor,
t office equipment, stock of oils,
parts, tires, and accessories,
storage room in 50x80 building.
Everything goi's, including real
estate, for $7000; terpis to re
sponsible party. McLendou Real
ty Company, Corner Oak nnd
Main. REnUtiEItATOliS Special" price
on our White Enamel 50 lb.
front-icer, three door, lots of
room for ice, large place For
foodstuffs. We are giving free
with these a four piece glass
cooling set. These fine Refrig
erators are "Gibson". The high
est grade. They have eight
walls of insulation, nre so made
to save on Ice and they do use
less Ice than . cheaper makes.
You will find our prices 25';'f
lower than the regular market
price. These we arn offering at
the low price of ?-9. Compare
quality nnd price before you
buy. Powell Furniture Hard
t ware Company. and 240
North Jackson St.
IK YOU NEED TO BORROW
MONEY ON A MORTGAGE inves-,
tignto firs! our
Pay ns you earn
mortgage contract. Every month
you make a small payment on
account of principal and inter
est, no penalties, no periodical
renewals with their Irritating
cosis and commissions, just n
clean cut easy to care for propo
sition. It
is a steady conslstenl 1
"PulP and when the mortgage j
matures you are out of debt,
Umpqnn Savings and Loan Asso
ciation, Douglas Abstract Bidg.
HAVE a first class deal for a stock
ranch near Glide. Modern
-..house and furniture, to feel I
cheap. 1 tan match any deal.
501 Mill St., C. .Merrill.
The Roseburg Country Club
golf team of 2G men met de- 4
feat at the hands of the Cor-
vallis golfers on the Corval-
lis course yesterday, tho hilly
' links being too much for the
visitors. A good representa-
tion from Roseburg was pres-
ent. There was no other form
of entertainment aside - from
golf and the local team r e-
turned to this city early in
the afternoon.
FOR SALE 80 acres of land and
18 goats. 1 team of mares, 1 set
double harness, 1 lumber wagon,
1 .set spike tooth harrows, 1 set
spring tootii harrowB, 1.12 in
' plow, 1.14 inch plow, 1 one-ton
Ford I ruck, $1175 cash. For in
formation call at E. E. Wells
farm. Olalla. Ore.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks and appreciation to the
many friends for the kind assist
ance during the illness of our loved
one, also for the beautiful floral
offerings.
. . "- - , joe dlossbr: '
EARL PARKJiR
and Family.
t Buy hay machines for which you
can readily Kt ropalrH.. A delay
nl en) tinir rtiitv lnnHM vnnr o.vmi
Bomotlnie.'i :W'e . Hell the; (McCbr-l
niick-DeerjiiK line of hay machines'.
and binders. W liar ton Hros.
o
' ' ) ' ?
LEGION MEETING
The hist meeting of ' Ump-
qua Post, American Legion,
before tho summer vacation
will be held Tuesday evening
at the hrmriry. i'Pry Wbe
prcHent If possible.
' '
1 a ? t t J Y i i ,
Every ,WeJdne,sdayl and
j Saturday Night m, -4
f t Rainbow r
Gardens ' i;
Watkins Products
120 W. Lane ; '
One-Half Block Off Jackson St.
PHONE 177
CHIROPRACTORS
Drugless Health Center
"Complete Health Service"
SULPHUR VAPOR BATH8
327 West Cass Phone 491
Elite Pleaters
All Kinds of Pleating and
Button Making.
Phone 187-R
610 So. Main
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
Specialist In the fitting of
GlaBsee.
118 Jackson St.
THE CHEAPEST
MONEY
for the choicest
FARM LOANS
Bi money. Terms of 6, 7 and
10 years. Liberal repayment
privileges. Straight loans. Usual
commission charges. Prompt
Bervl'ce. If you need a loan or
are refinancing see us.
G. W. Young & Son
LOANS
118 Cass St. Phone 417
DEAL WITH LICENSED
REALTORS
Licensed real estate brokers
nre required to know the Oregon
Real Estate Brokers law and post
bonds with the state as a guarantee
painst misrepresentation. When
you deal with unlicensed brokers
you take chances. See that yon are
protected by dealing only with li
censed realtors.
DOUGLAS COUNTY REALTY
BOARD
I U . o . r WINCHESTER . ..Ki
J Ott's Orchestra' x J m.MM 1 1 Iuiem
I . i y Annual 'IT.-'-. S
; Watkins Products I ! - : t ? ; " , -
ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO.
- ' Established 1901
M. E. RITTER, Manager .
Founded and Maintained on Efficient
Service and Courtesy
Inane 264 Licensed Udj T
Oak and Kane 8t. '" . Embalmel
Indian Runners
They're ott, and ron their way!
j f " ' 70&r$ vf-5T
t ""','-'''rs
'XMJi z?&i2 ! It 111
. ; if . . I r
f Zunls -from .New -Mexico, are; running the toughest, ' longest marnthon
j ever attemptcd-SO.. mtles from San Francisco to; Grants Pass, Ore.,
lover" the Redwbod1 HighSvay- The start was made from the City Hall
(June 14, Flag Day, ; witri a 15-.day time limit, but Indications were that
the route would be covered in much
Buckand
i b i t '.a
j ROSEBURG, OREGON. : ; ;
SATURDAYJUNE 25, 1927
Kohlhagen Yards, East 6th Street,
2 P.M.
.
All entries to be in place by 10:30 A. M.
PUREBRED ANIMALS ONLY
Secure detailed information from the County
Agent's Office, Roseburg.
REMEMBER THE DATE, SATURDAY,
JUNE 25, AT 2 P.M.
ANTLERS
TODAY AND TUESDAY
Matinee Daily 2:15
REX BEACH'S
"Winds of Chance"
WITH
ANNA Q. NILSSON , BEN LYON
VIOLA DANA - VICTOR McLAGLEN
The greatest epic of gold and glory your eyes
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MUSIC LEGEND "ROSE OF MONTEREY"
INTERNATIONAL NEWS
Shewing the First Pictures of
Lindbergh Landing in Paris
With Giant Searchlights Scouring the Skies
Matinee 10c-25c
S3
Off on Marathon
Eleven Indians, including three
less than that time.
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Evening 10c-25c-35c
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