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!Si more appropriate title could be
flvvri (tiny dealing with (lie perils and
rxc Item rut tf h newspaper reporter's
life than "go mid get It." And this Is
Just the one that Marshall Ncllan has
Riven hi newest h!g photoplay ';
and tipt It,' which furnn to the Ar.
cade tipRlnnttiK today as a First Nit
llonnl attraction.
When a mysterious crime has boon
rnmmuieed and the entire city la on
loon for the solution whan riots
ind bloodshed arc raging when great
strikes are pendingIt Is then thHt tho
reporter In called to the city editor s j
desk and told to "jro get It." And I
! chances arc one hundred to on
te ll got It. He may bo I he worse for
wear i.poii ills return but he'll hmvo the
si ory.
And tinrh Is ihe c;ise In the new Nel
Inli pi. tme - Kii li Connelly 1 mid of
a series of most mysterious crimes mid
told to Ret the story. After a lot of
tho most fascinating and exciting ad-
triti urea Connolly not only returns
wuh the story, but he gets the beautl
fill mystery girl 3 well. It's somi
Picture,
l'ASTIMK TOUAY.
Mary Anderson as Hubbies at the Pas.
time Theatre Overflows Witli
Vim, Vigor aim Vitality.
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QUICK RELIEF 1 '
Prica, 25-50-75 j
Today we are to have a delightful
tisit irom the present day apostle of
the strenuous life. In the person 01
Unhides," who will reisn on the
sueen at the popular Pastime Theatre
"r a iimnoa engagement. Hubbies Is
a sill whose sprightly old grandfather
j 'never ceased lamenting, was not born
s. not. .o whtn Hubbies grew up she
said farewell to skirts and burnt up
the roads of her home town on her
motor bike, and painted the village red
with her lrrpressihle strenuosity.
All the countryside knew her. A
oiue streak would shoot down the main
her boy suit, tunes up tier motor bike
and Rives full vent to her irrepressible
spirits. On the road she meets a very
h.im'snmo. young stranger, whose auto
has gone to sleep. , !i. a twinkling Bub
hies is at the engine, changes spark
Plugs, twisls few wires, and presto!
the auto is running again. Then he
looks Into Rubbles' eyes und oh whet
a pain she feels In her heart, you
know how It ends. '
Mary Anserson is a sprightly per
soniflralion of Hubbies, and her sup
Porting company Includes several well
known player.
ALT A TODAY
ti.W PAPA IS It IV At- or
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1'm's pretty frisky after all! There
are lots of self-satisfied young fellows
who seem to think their fathers are
out of the running until something
f j happens to wake them up.
That's what occurs In "An Ama
teur Devil,'' liryam Washburn's new
Paramount comedy which will be dis
played at the Alta Theatre today. Car.
ver Emlicott, a rather too precise
young man, tries his fiancee with hie
"pepless" love-making. In despera
tion she announces her engagement
lo his father, a gay widower.
ad, and the farmers resting on their , ,, " . T . 0,"S
rakes would say, "There goes Bubbles " I 'f "'V1" ,! ,s djrace the
All ih.Vn.mi, . .,i. .:.i." . family so the girl won t dare mam
.uiiia nauc
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MADE T SCOTT SOWNK
MAKERS OF
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lireur dogs would go into ecstasies at
her approach. Hut time brings
changes, and Bubbles wag left In the
charge of a very aristocratic aunt.
Hack again for a brief season into hat
ed skirts, and then occurs the great
marvelous adventure of Bubbles' life.
Kseaping for a few hours, she dons
PASTIME
Children, 5c
5
Today
Adults, 20c
Into It. He ylcs various sorts of
"disgraceful work," even to accepting
a Job as bus boy in a restaurant, only
to find that Instead of being thought
less of, the new-simpers made great
capital of his "example to the pam
pered and lazy workingmanl
Of course, everything comes out all
right after a series of typically Wash
burn situations, replete with humor
(The turn of the story is novel and the
ivhole production is most excellent!)
east. Ann May la the loading woman.
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FOOD OF LOVE.
HAY ON"
PORTL.XD. Dec. 31.--(A. P.)
Sam Langford, Boton negro heavy
weight, won a 10 round decision from
Jim Barry of San Francisco here Wed
nesday night. Barry managed to stay
by keeping out of reach of Langford's
jabs.
Itaniy Absorbs Punishment.
PORTLAND, Dec. SI. (f. P.)
Harry surprised the fans by sticking
10 rounds against Langford and made
a hit for the cheerful way he took
punishment. He got it aplenty from
his heavier opponent. Langford was
awarded the decision.
Jimmy Darcy forced the fight
against Egan, but the latter was f
clever for him. It was a draw1. Her
man was awarded the decision over.
Lodge, who showed . little besides
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l TTHE !-gri cost of providing three
t y 1 square meals a di&y has no terrors f'.
. i-J fr housewife who inve3ts in War Jr"
Department Canned Meat3. ' y
much weight. The vernon-Blue
Gordon-Ftose bouts were draws.
and
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COMEDY
HAPPY DAYS
BLACKSSOUGHT
BY POSSE MRU
COLCMBUS. Oa.. Dec. St. (L. P.)
Eight negroes were yesterday sur
rounded in a house at Kurtsboro, Ala
bama, by a, posse, following a battle
between whites and blacks last night
in which several persons are said to
have been wounded, some fatally, ac
mording to reports received here. Re
inforcements have been rushed to
Kurtsboro and supply guns and am
munition are being sent from here.
Catairli is an excessive secretion, ac
companied with chronic inflammation,
from the mucous membrane. Hood's
arsaparilla acts on the mucous mem
brane through the Wood, reduces in
flammation, establishes healthy action
and radically wres all cases of catarrh.
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THE WORLD'S GREATEST NEWSPAPER STORY! ! !
Wesley "Freckles" Barry as
The live wire copy boy r,f the Guzetto, wasn't much to look at
BUT
when it came to brains and quick thinking this kid was a bear, and when
the City (Editor told Dime's friend, the young reporter, to
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PAPER.
A "1'irM Xational" Attraction
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With a generous supply of this whole
some, guaranteed pure, canned Corned
Beef and Corned Decf ! iash on hand, she
is ready for any emergency with delicious,
teaming dishes to tempt any appetite.
Uncle Sam has unlatched the doors of his
mammoth store houses, and millions of
dollars' worth more of this canned
Corned Bsef and Corned Beef Hash has
gone forth to the dealers of the country,
through whom you can buy in abundance.
See your dealer at once; show him this
advertisement; lay in a whole winter's
supply. Ask him to give you the excel
lent, appetizing recipes f(y preparing this
nourishing, palatable food.
These meats are sold to dealers at tho
wholesale prices opposite, which allow
him 'a legitimate profit and result in a bij
saving to you. . '
Dealer ' oifiers shoild
be tent to Def.ot
Quartermaster at the
following addresses:
Brooklyn, N. Y., 59th St.
and First Ave.
Eo(ton, Mats., Array Sup
ply Bate.
Chicago, I1L, 1819 W. 39th
Ci,
Atlsnta, Cv, Transporta
tion Blil.
San Antr aio, Tex.
San Francisco, Calif.
CHIEF, SURPLUS PROP
ERTY BRANCH.
Office of the Quartermaster
Geoe.-al.
Munitions BMg.,
' Washington , D. C
Bra
idea of
THE WHOLESALE PRICES
printed below. J hey win giva you
what
omt
you will save on your purcnasoa.
CORNED BEEF HASH ,
1 lb. cans, I Sc per can '
2 lb. cans, 30c per can
CORNED DEEF
No. t cms, 15c per can
No. 2 cans, 21c per can
I lb, cans, 18c per can
6 lb, cans, $1.00 per can
TABLE OF DISCOUNTS
Disce'ints to apply on all purchases of surplus
canned meats on and. after November i5, 1920,
ara as followsi
$250 to 1,000. ....... .net
1.001 to 2.500. i per cent
2,501 to 4.00U. 10 per cent
4,0b I and over, 20 per cent
The Government will pay freight on carloaj
lots to any point in the United StUet Ucated
more than twenty miles from shipping point.
CUMULATIVE PURCHASES COUrfl
When purchases reach $50,001, 24 net to
prevail; when purchases reach $ 1 00.00 1 , 2i
net to prevail; when purchases rtach $500,001,
32 net to prevail; when pjrchaies reach
$ ! ,000.00 1 and over, 35? net to r r.Ta iL
MINIMUM ORDER ACCEPTED, $250
WAR
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lEPARTMENT
CANNED tuaTS'
SEVEN IN FWIIiy ARE
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single revolutionary force capable of those w ho destroyed the ancient cattle- I friends. No one else was allowed to
discipline, vigorous action and th;0ral at Kun.. he vtX retels tolleav, for 20 minutes to enable her tu
emancipation of the proletariat. j tho Polish warfare, against Moscow, I depart secretly as she had come.
Mystery Shrouds tJoiiur which was carried on with allied aid. j Her visit was unexpected. It Is be-
"The barbarians who destroyed the Madame Zetkin arrived late in the ilievcd she came by motor and It Is
rncient cathedral at Isheinis belong to ; aftei noon and spoke for half an hour. ! supposed that utter leaving Die hall
the same class, kill and family, as she Ihen left with a small escort or ' she proceeded in the Herman frontier.
FA1P.FIELD, Conn., Dec. 31. (A.
1'.) -An entire family of seven was
wiped out by fire yesterday. The vic
tims were Felix Yackiniovitch, aged
."'1. and his three sons and three
daughters.
Children, 10c
Adults, 35c
ALTA TODAY
He Wanted to Shock the World!
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TOCP.S, France, Dec. 31. (A. P.)
Clara Betkin, member of the German
rcichstag and of the executive commit- i
tee of the third Internationale, whose i
passports, it is alleged, the French re- i
fused to vise, came suddenly Into the
hall where the French socialist con
gress was In progress yesterday and !
Hie session liecame a bedlam. M. Pros- J
fard, secretary of the French socialist !
Party, w ho was speaking, was Inter- I
rupted and the delegates escorted the '
woman to the platform. !
Clara Zetkin is a white-haired worn-1
an of 60. She was attired in a simple
brown dress and was cheered wildly, j
Defies AVariilncs
"THe French have forbidden me to
come," she said to the delegates, "but j
like a good communist I came any
way."
The doors of the hall were locked
and the telephone and telegraph wires
in the hall disconnected, and no one
was allowed to leave the building. She
then continued her speech, denouncing
"the Scheidemanns, Noskes and Itey
naudles of all nations." She also de
nounced the moderates and all those
seekinglo form, an Internationale In
opposition to Moscow.
"Split your party to achieve more
precious unity," Madame Zitkin advis
ed the congress. " urge you to split
from your party all social patriots and
all .vacillating-centrists,' and form a
ill No snip of a girl could tell HIM he had
I no net) and turn him down! r
No doting; mamas smear that syrupy
! "nice boy" stuff over HIM! ' )fg lr-y
' Bring on your notorious actorines! A-. ' ?.L
Bring on your bright lights and your vT I " . !
I dark deeds. C. Elliott Endicott was out to ' v" 9i !
I! do harm! He d disgrace that high-talutin f-f , v
i xaiiiiiy ot jus even u lie nan to worn. f ) "t jk ia-t sK. I
i And he did ! And you'll disgrace your- h , .Tkv -
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