FIVE
-V.W MM V-k WW '
CLIMA
f Oat cent per word eaek Isaar 1
I tiOB. i
' .
vgpy lor maTeriuemeBia an-
der this headiag ihoald be la by 4
X t p. m. J
1
OF OUR
i
PHONE MAIN 81. 1
t .
Salem People Treated To
Skillful Rendition Of
Grand Opera
PIGS FOR SALE Phone 23F4. Jv 9
Clearance
OAK wood $5, fir $3.50 per cord. Phone
2249.
FOK SALK Pigs for sale.
I'houe
Julv 12
THE SALEM DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, ORE., FRIDAY, JITY D. 1915.
X
DAY
3914 FORD CAR For sale,
for cash. Phone 17-2.
bargain :
Julv 10 A Salem audience of 1 100 was thrill.
' 1 ed and delight.'d Ir.st evening with the
T.- C X k l . ...... . . "
MCE FK1KO PIKCKS CHICKEN At presentation oi' selections trim grand
Fred'a night lunch July 10 opera and the remarkable jdnving of
; I irioillo and his Itnliuu bund. As the
FOR KENT-Mx .room house furnished, leader of the band. Ciriilio fulfilled
bee ( . Johnson. July 10 Cu expectations. He had absolute mas-
viiv vfup.i . . J'l ov" "i?.iwia"; and kept them
.-.j...! "; miiy uniier his control as accompnni.its
cucap. v.,u.. c. July ii llurlu,j tne amun,, o( ,le 8..,.ctions
FOR SALE-Two fresh cow., $43 and ,0Ted?- if ''.TuT' v""?1 .
.V. lit S hot 101 Inlvli l00KlU 1118 art of i,alll" director..
$oo. lit. S, box 1UJ. JuljUjWa8 t,as). anJ Branet.ul ; ,lis llile,.tillt,
WANTED About 12 loganberrv pirck-' an' roall-v become excited only during'
era. Phone 37F3 evenings. Julv 12, 'he losing piis.atges of the overture
- 1 Irom William Tell and the Turreador
FOR SALE Hood Ludwig pitiuo, at a: song from Carmen. . i
bargain. Address L. V. care of; evidently tne Salem nudictice
lournal. July 10 proves or grand u.iera and also ii
: proved or tne soloists last evening,
an-
WANTED Lady
bailing crew. C.
help cook for , they wcrij lepente.lly called before the
, care of Journal, curtain.
July 10 This evening, Father Patrick J. Mac
... , vn,.,,. Tj ; r -Horry will deliver his famous lecture,
WANThD-d or 4 room house or ajrt- .The storv ivautiful." Father Mac
(orry is regarded es one of the best
r., ,n.i 4'.,. ,n,..i-....,.:,... ' .
Address L. M., care Journal. Julv 9
WANTED To hire a Ford Sunday
a careful and experienced driver.
M. 14th Julv
bv
24
10
1'JNK DKIVINU HOUSE ami buggy
for sale. Enquire at Cherry city
barn. Julv 111
BARGAIN Large' lot and
house. Price $523. terms.
& Co., 347 State street.
speakers on the Chautauqua platform
and by the Ellison-White management,
as one iif their leading attractions. Dur
ing the lecture, 100 views will be
thrown on a Bcreen, showing in color,
many of the famous pictures touching
on the life of Christ.
Col. Main, the aged lecturer, who was
billed to sieak sSumlnv cveiiinir. will
n small give his lecture on "Jf I had Life to
L. Beehtel , Live Over, "Saturday evening.
July 12, Union services will be held in Will-
sin park Siiiulav evening at li o'clock.
common Tho Swiss Aliiine Yodlors will also
appear Sunday. They renllv became
WANTED Married man for
Inbor work. i?2.00 a dav and house
furnished. 23, care Journal . July 9 iHmnua last vw:r. as thev nni ro.l on
tne same i nautaiiipin program with .
CCI!er-:.L Hrvan. ami wns milch discllSKi1! in
onncction with lirvan's ( haiitauiina
EXP E R1ENCED GIRIj Wants
al house work for adults or chamber
work. Phone 1907 W, mornings. July'J' r( ,lt tmt (ilm,
OTE Secured by first mortgage on
real estate to exchange for automo
bile. 405 Hubbard lll.lg. Phone 1722.
July 9
JT)R RENT Modern 4 room new house
furnished complete, one block fruii
F.pplov's More. Phone "9SV or call
at 31 1 S. 25. July 10
FOR TRADE A new No. 9 $5(1 Rea
oult violin and 25 lessons, value $75;
for a talking machine. Phone SF3.
July 10
10 good loganberry pickers wanted to
morrow. Apply P. J. Clark. Oppo
site Ward K. Richardson's store. X.
Front street. Julv 9
WANTED rVoung woman for ho
work in family ttf two, no object
house
i' lion
to one small child. .Moderate "ai;cH.
13 care Journal. July 9
WANTED Loganberry pickers at in
creased price. East D street, take
Asylum ar. Civue on here is your
chance. M. E. Gitter.
. Superintendent J. Herbsnian said
that he hoped Salem would have a
larger and better Chautauqua next
year. He said Salem should be the
be.-t Chautauqua town in the Willam
ette valley. It will require a sale of
lino season tickets to secure the bet
ter grade of attractions for 1910, Fully
300 were subscribed for last evening.
The program for touight includes (In
famous baritone soloist ltuthvcu Mac
Donald, and the lecture by Father Mac
Curry.
'1 lie Saturday protria.i is as follows:
I Morning Junior ( hui.lauqiia, "Old
Testament Siurien,' ' W, II. Head.
I Afternoon Prelude, Gullottu Trio.
! Popular lecture, "The Man Worth
i While." Rulnnd A. Nichols. Admis
I sion 25c.
Evening Concert, (lullutta Trio. Lec
ture, "If 1 Had Lite to Live Over,"
Col. Geo. W. Pain.
FOR KENT "roomed dwelling, largi
lot, good location, 7 per month.
Phone Carey F. Martin. Phono 419.
GORDON SEAT (OVERS ! or 1912
Fcird for sale. Untight new car. do
not need them. They are new. fcii.Od.
Sec them at Vick Pros. Julv 9
WANTED To hear from owner
good farm for fnle. Send cash
and description. D. F. Hush,
neapolis, Minn.
of a
price
Mia-
Julv b
FOR RENT A modern 5 room ciMagi
positively not tor sale, tl for the
agent that semis me the partv that
rents this. A. .1. l'.ascy, li!H S. Cap
ital street. ' July 10
TAKEN I P A stray bay mare, weiuhi
1000 pumds, the owner can have it
by proving propeitv ami paying costs.
Inquire of W. J. licntnu, li. F. D. 3.
Hox 5. Turner, Oregon tf
I
FOR RENT Modern five-ro'tn houee ;
with fireplace. Corner Slate and 3rd i
street. Housekeeping rooms am);
ltleeping rooms, 330 North High St.
See 0. W. Johnson. tf j
FOR SALE CHEAP A good team of j
work horses. Owner has left city. I
See them at the Center St. Feed
roubles Mini make me an (titer. K.
li. liingo. Phone 2171. July 9
FOR SALE t henp. A good team of
work horses. Owiht lias bdt Hie
city. Fee theni at the Center Stiect
Feed Sheds and make me an offer. K.
K. liingo. Phone 2171. July V
FOR SALE I! room resilience, near
state house an I university. Very at
. . tractive, furnace, fireplace, mid built i
in cuaveniinees. Price J3mhi. I5oO!
cash, balance tortus, t! per cent. Ad
rlros owner. F. X., care Journal. tf
Robert Warwick In "The
Man Who Found Himself
Robert Wanck, admittedly the great
est motion picture sclor now before
the public, has an ideal part in the
drama, one (hat combines all the guod I
opportunities that were given him in
"The Man of the Hour," "The Dollar'
Mark," "Alias Jimmy Valentine,"
and other un able film plays.
As James Clarke, a thieving cashier!
in the power of an acquaintance, Pay-!
ton, who blackmails him, he has the im-
meiiso problem of finding himself, of
retrieving himscil in the eyes of the
law, and in those of the girl who loves
til in. He is sent to prison and escapes,!
land then his real troubles begin. 'I he
blackmailer still pursues him and fin-
hilly when he twits his victim with,
! cowardice, t larke, secure in the love of
I his sweetheart, voluntarily returns to
'gaol, to serve the balance of his sen
' tence.
"The Man Who Found MimselP"
belongs to that class of production
which justifies a motion picture exhib
itor in raising his prices to the public.
but this has not I n done in its ap
praraneo at the Oregon to. lay.
SUNDAY & MONDAY
At YE LIBERTY
CLOTHING
About 30 Men's Suits, one or two suits of a stylo kft from
large lots. Suits sold by us for $15.00. Some light colors
and some dark colors. Take C Q 7 C5
your pick tor pO O
YES, EIGHT-SEVENTY-FIVE!
A lot of beautiful $15.00 Suits, in both worsteds and soft
faced cassimeres. Some are lightish in color, but a large
portion are of dark, staple patterns. These are of first class
workmanship and right up to the minute i a
in style Cp A U. O
In this lot are many very nobby and stylish suits for young
men; suits made with patch pockets and cut both on the
English close-fitting and the conservative models; suits
which have been" specially priced by us at $18.00. W'e now
offer you, during this Clearance Sale, yourr i Q f CC
pick of a large number of 'patterns for P 1 5 C
In our $20.00 range of Men's Suits are some very choice pat
terns and the tailoring is of a superior character. For this
Clearance Sale we offer all broken lines o r i v
these $20.00 Suits at ip 1 3
At $25.00 we show some of the choicest suits made in Amer
ica. The tailoring is of the very best and the cloths are the
product of such mills as the Wanscott, Globe, lloeliamim,
Lippett and the American Woolen Co. All q q 7
broken lots of these $25.00 suits now go at $ 1 O.
FURNISHINGS
50c ' r resident" Suspenders cut to 29c
OFF
ALL
Straw
Hats
50c '"Porous-Knit" Shirts and Drnv
50c B. V. D. and Athletic Shirts and Drawers
15c Black and Tan Cotton Hose
25c Tan and Navy Cotton Hose
35c Black "Uwanta" Hose
35c
35c
. 9c
19c
23c
50c "Shaw-Knit" Tan Hose 39c
SHIRTS
$1.00 Shirts reduced to $ .79
$1.50 Shirts reduced to $ .05
$2.00 Shirts reduced to $1.35
$2.50 Shirts reduced to $l.f5
$3.00 Shirts reduced to $l .),-,
$5.00 Shirts reduced to $3.(i5
SUMMER UNION SUITS
$1.00 Porous Knit cut to ...
$1.00 Park Mill of P.. V. P.
$1.50 Cooper Mesh
$2.50 Cooper Mercerized .
$3.00 Cooper Mercerized .
style
$ .79
$ .J9
, $1.15
$1.95
. $2.35
PAJAMAS
$1.50 Pajamas cut to
$1.75 Pajamas cut to '
$3.00 Pajamas cut to
$3.50 Pajamas cut to
$1.50 Tan Soisette NMghl Shirts
1
Florsheim MamfflClffiffl-lDlSlllOP tOo
o 1 '-
I anoes
167 Commercial St.
"LEADING CLOTHIERS"
$1.15 I
$1.29 1
$2.S5 1
$1.15 1
lfOL Off All
G W r-i 1
rlorsheim
Shoes
The Toggery
I
Ocrman Reply Shows Its
Influence On Wall Street
(Copyr ght 1IU5 by the New York Cv
cuing Post.)
New York. July !l. Kuropcau liquid;
Glittering Advertisements
Of Cashier Company
iVrtliiii'l, lr.. Julv
rrti nn Mm Im'IiIhi
I FOR RENT!
Two Office Rooms
Best location in
Salem. Inquire of
Dr.W.AXox
303 State St
STEAMERS ARE BUUNEO.
I
I
I f n r wirwwfiiv ;lu-'-;l""' , "T
fi r ..',''':;.,:,ii
mm
fmm
An aggregate o 117 accidents, one!
of whiih was fatal, uas reported to the
imliistiial ncci'lciit coinniission during
the week emling .t 11 ly , seven of who'. '
happened in .Marion and Polk counties.1
All of the lalter of which, however,
were of a minor nature and include
Pert lliiell, Kalis City, employed in 11
sawmill; I huiles Wink.'icr, Mali. in,1
nhoulder ilitlocatcil. employed in a
creamery; C. J. skinner, M c M innville, :
nail in tout, I'oiistriiclion work; Philip
'Siinoliio, Palls ity, b'g bruised, cin-pb'.vi-d
in sawmill; Perry Crisp, halein,
hand cut, buttling woiks; It. W, Itrvaut,!
Silel. (Lincoln eoiinty). injured in;
logging camp; Pied Micrmick, Mill
City, buck injure. I, construction work;
(i. I.. Lewis, Palls City, .je injured,
j emploVfil in sawmill. The fatality re
ported was in th" iase of the drowning
I of .lo-epli P, Pol I in of As'oria, who
! ilrowne,) while working al a saw-
null.
Hf the total reported i1! were sub-
j j' t to th workineii 11 coiupeiiHaiiiui
act; 'j; Keie from public utility iir
puratioas; g'l were from firms ami cor
porations who have rejected the pro
visions of tl.e act and from other
mms and roriiinliorm who do not em-
pbiv labor in hnJU'loun occupations.
The following slinws the nuitibcr of
accidents by industry: miiuII 31,
oiistne tooi - nulr.'iid opi'ratioa LI,
logging' 1-', iron works II, department
stores 7, papetmilU .", rneiit pm kcrsj M.
dia.vmen .'I, elect rb'ians .'t. mining '.i,
longsboreiin; l.. niilling w alehouse 2,
nil I the f .ll.irt 1 Ity 1. lie eai h .lloosemov.
it.g. crriiipcrv, brick vard, telegraph
linciiian. bottling w irk, rock ipiarry,
aoto works, w I -aw. tun nianofac.
tuntu, rush nod uoor niaiiufuctuiing,
exjress eon, puny, railroad passengers,
woolen mills, trans.rtalioo company,
pi, kle works, i e crcniu inatiotactiirtug,
irug coioj any, imple'iiciit house, whole
sale !io,ie, .aiiiiiry, power plant,
painter.
I I lit tciing nd
nt piomiscs. of
tion doubtless influenced pines agnin ' ll'll per cent return on the invesloieiil
today,-but apparently the slock n land declaring th mil'aetuie of ma
change was under the influence nf the chines was onlv 11 mailer of a fen
expected German Hole to Washington. : weeks, were read in fedcial court to
This was partly beenuse of die possi- day by I'nitcd Slates Atloinev Kcaines
liility that the text might be given; for t ho ioslol lice shoe, ino I hat ol'l'b nils
out between the closing tomorrow and j of the Coiled Slate. 1 ushii r companv
the opening .lon.lay. ..,1 tnal Cor fiaiol, fulselv icpiescnled
The perplexity surrounding Ihe whole ' matters lo fuither ihe sale of stock,
situation as between this government! In the sum,, ads whi.li wore 1 1 -and
Germany's was the real factor ' lishe, in newspapers between .lamiaiy
causing hesitation, nn it was in cans- Kill mid the latier pait of I ' ' i : . then'
ing ibi lines d 11 ling the past few ilnv". . uppeatcl sevi'inl s'liteiuenls ii
lint on the other lili 10 1 experienced I the eonipanv a-soilod that it
financial observcm were perfectly I n lh (,iniroled patents to seve
aware that owing to the mutual attitude , hinos which it piopo-ed
of the two countries there are vastly ' fai lure.
less belligerent possibilities today tlnui A 1 1 : 1 ' i 1 1 to tl nii ils
on any previous occasion. The moments I ,..,n,., H. Will 1 1 . s 1
when a wave i t passion on one side or j,u m, ,h i rl i-ing' stal l'
the other might have forced the hands,.) , ,K ,,f i,,e he -
1 whi'li
ow neil
Till ma
to inn 1 1 1
of tin
i of the goNeriiMo i t are admitted to htive
passed.
3 ALE OF ALASKA LOTS.
! Siiip I 1 e. k, Alaska, July H. - Al'er
the mi la of lots ,,11 the railn.nd 1 rw
is complete. I. nil persons not owners
will be cniisi'l' r. d (tia tiespiinsers. ac
I cording to an ' l-r of Llcnlcnunt Pied
'crick Moms, of Ihe railroad couiinis
I film. The sale began today after l
ling' delayed 11 In, until the st'iiiohi
Mariposa nrri". I with additional buy
eis.
r
tiiots with the
couianv. I.nti
I'ashi
ino re. onls of the I Ire;
giaru will be gone o
wav.
'Ihe ads lle.sian sa
either bv I'le-'ldent M
1 . 11 1 V or Irom I . M . . 11 n
two Id' the sewn d'f.
Al no time did thev .
ror had been iciidc 10
if ad '. ert iMTiient s, he
In offering th'1
Ke
ads
in, of the
ident i I led
cured lit)
I I, lie, I St.lti'S
Ihe advellis
liian lllol Tele
1 in the siilnc
'Salem's Best Market Place'
Water Sprayed Veot.il)lea- Al
waya I'tesli nd Crisp
lie.iai Lottura, Beetn, Carrots,
Turnlpfi, Celery,
Cucuuihem, etc,, .
New Peas, String
Eeant .
New potatoes, new
st.iK k . .
5c each
5c lb.
2c lb.
Watermelons, ripe, i)' 11
kwect, juliy L'lZ ID.
C'liorncii, Iloyal
Anns
Urines, IllaikheirUa r 1
or lUsplirnle-i OC D0X
Poaches, t hole
oiicn
7c lb.
ic box
20c basket
Don't hesitate -Supjily your Wants for incntln to come!
WESTACOTMHIELSEN COMPANY
161 North High Btraet
Orocoiy rhntia 030; Meat rtiom 810
u
i
id
u.f
ere seniri'd
of the .001
sales manager,
ndaiits on tnal
ooplain that er
th.- publi' al ion
stilled.
tld ''t l IseihCIlt 4,
s sin, I Hint he purposi d to show
AXI1E8 FROM ALASKA VOLCANO. j'-v ,llr "I'1""1 whi'h " """
; Seward, .Mi. 'a, July !t.-A-.i.'. fall "' ""' I"1'1'"' "'" "".',"""
nig rroio IvM' ii.n voimno loicci itii1 r'" .
steam, h.p 'la.la Ann to k .lodfer I "lnp of "pro-eliM patci-. In his
10 il. of l.o. link iibnol tor several ' ".. uing tii lenient he d". lured thev did
hours in .Inn. I,, nffirem nf the vi-. I i'"t own the pa'ctiis ' lainn-d
retorted on . arrii here vcterday Vhey ".er pi. di i lcn N, 11
uflernooii. : faclora- their mo. h
Wenat'hee. Wash., .My 9 Kifty
thnosand dollars was tie daienge rsti
n:ted today to have been done l y the
lire who h '..-.ti"v... the s'ctiio.vs Col
umbia, (ikan..::'.u. No;th Star and the
hc!n in the river here yesterday. Tin'
four l..,a .'omir.s..d tiie entire fiert
f tie t ol.itr.bi and ukai.ogaa steam I
U'nt cuiei-aov. !
Incendiarism Is uspe'tcd.
lnurnc policni of l'," on H""!
'essei, Wfrt. ui,.,l to expire re-cHly.
st-:e
"Booties' Baby"
and
"THE MAN ON THE
IPfr
'JEMS
3
at
YE LIBERTY
Tonight and Tomorrow
10c
OREGON
TODAT AND TOMORROW
WHO PAYS
"HOUSES OF OLA KM"
Th Home of th Soul of 8o tty.
path Comody
"BIFF-BANG-BING"
Nuf Bed
The Utt rnwi In nim
Uncle Stu' f lot' m the
E" "t them
8ATUKDAY SUNDAY
Vl di Vercler Holinin,
Biietn'i Popular Vlollulvt
10c Admission 10c
unaiit it o 4
compitnv
l"ll am!
I ndiij i. a.
up
.put
o tl..-
Il.l-ll I
nor 'lid
nor ihiiii'i
eomuieri ial
the n.-lii.-r
l.lc."n in
, I ) II 1 1 ' I' I to
STAYTON MAN LUYH STORE,
V T I'" ' '. "o r I a nt at Pa II
I r, .k. lo" s'd.l his to,. in. .. to W. I!.
.I. pl. ..t, of stai'mi. tlfcg'.ri. Mi. It'iw
o tons iid.tn v ran at r-laion in the
dial Ho I will no . ' i nto the farm. Mt
p.rew.r s sh.pjilig' u Ice; head of
sfoi k and horses to his new l.itntioi.
' lie h . IC led at Tail I 1" U ale, It
v a v.-ara and I n Ic.ilt up sa eaten
,'.. boilie-1 m dial I.elill.iM. l og. n .
I't gist. r.
A RAKE OPPORTUNITY.
Thoo w ho II ic hi a. Ill t. I 'bug the
' Mm mug Hour " al the ' haulm, .pm
are iiiis.'in(' it tine lieiit. Me V , il
ll.-iid, the illuming lectiinr i u man
of great diliinnlic powd and alolitv
'I Ins. I ridnv morning, Mi ll.a l gave
llie lending " lino' li Ardeu. 1 I en
iivi.ii. Mr, II. ad w.i" a- 01.11 ;,u;. o i.'.
Miss Kvelvu he Long, who fire a d
lighll'i.l ml iptctnt.nu ol In. h i.'en
as arranged by Ifo h ud stn -, l-i i '.c
pllinn. Alio. it '."II .it Salem '. oo.t in
I. Illgelit lllld llpp.c. Ililiv c I . o Ic I
la'.hcred cm ll oiniiii'L' lo nn nor tli.
U t . la t oppoi limit y. Ihe n.. n.ie.' I
I- the II.' Ill Of the I liaotaiop a. Hil l
nllhuil'll all 1.1 the be. I I eo le ol r-,i
bin an not in altcioliiii. e, win, at
t. nd arc of the Li -t people, I I,. , .e
II. Ae 'ill t lie lidage, ' he . .1 1 ' v 111!
f.ith. r Ihe bc'l. ' A 'I " I'll I'. al is
I ii si ore tor 1 1 w lo I l.l lend I on, I. u
lO I loVCIi OH Ssjl u.jy fi ; lo
not ,i.
" underground. " And I'lc-ulcut Wil
oti l uinb l-t. i .1 to have not, t o d l'oi
elen Mini-li r on ,h.j,i w that he did
li"! wis1! to di-, u- !n' t at.' lliv.dv. al
b. for' re. iiv.ng li. fiiianv ' toiuia!
ans.v, r,
It .vi, s pre. Ii. tid to, lav the r. soil
"ill I e ' ho ' ... I. a I rn ha n L' . will tl. lie
I'.'iper, Pi,r clo ll knowing iv hat (hi
n't. ci wiit.t'., and detcriniii, d to uvoid
.1 Ileal, III li it I III II I C llg 1 1 I lite nt ill
I e !.. I,, d.
GRADING ALAKKA ROAD
"hip ' re. k, A I -l a. .1 iiv " 'I I .
, 'ade of 1 1."- go' l '"lit ll' ' ll r' a n I
I..' eon. I. ted t I . a ri An. Iioia.e to
a I' i it I. v u V .-ill ! f I I II I. I I lie I j a
Hill lie Inol I'V ,1m.. Illl V I, III . o;.,l,L' to
,. 1 1 e ,1.1 I ,' . "I . H M . .11 of tin
VIKITS IN INDEPENDENCE.
Mr. ai.d Mr- A. T ' ... I. . . I . M -s
M.lda- S o, II. ..tis aad I'.elil.etli l'. I,.. ;
lit." are on :i motor trip to Ind.'ien l
t;,i. Th. V Wet'' a- ' om: lllilf I bv M.SS
li. ,,'nc,. V. . Il,e... e, mi I thev Will 11.
nt the lo. in.' of Mr. and M's. Iriiiik
Wa tl.ei I., e, I. .g. I.f P. gl.l. f.
Clurlen II. Vl' left tod.iy with a
party i f u l. Pm I fi" uu overland
trip to S..II t'llll" is. o. I'll. Jf W.ll I ''
awav about one month.
German Reply To Note
In Hands Of Gerard
(' oil. nurd from Tag One.)
t as " s. r't Lj . in ii- v " lut
-air. i . V l.s .11 of f I. Mil cat I, ling ' silliilaf
the ,Im.-Ui. ,1. gllllitiolis I'gai'lllg
tl,.- I 'a I '' ri Ki In i d b.'v
S.v errl.i !. ss t b lidio in.-' ra' , a t
tl e I'l" 1 '. ' !! 'V I '.l' . II th"
stir V. ' t rt In r V ot . I;i?a I I ', 1 1 g .'a
nod thai kii!.iig ua tu jt.gi.s-
An Anonymous
Package Containing
a Black Mask
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The Lure of
the Mask
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TODAY and TOMORROW
ONLY
Bligh Theatre
Artulta inc. Chlldici. 3o
Worth. Mor.
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