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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-03
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Observation-Disclosures
.cENTtMEETiNcs.5;

i sGoRGhr.ToWN. Feb. s:-Aiter con.
Guiding a successful erangetistlc cam
pai@ extending over three weeks, Dr..
.Ienry Ost-om and Dr.iJ. ". Mahood
left here. on the 1929 traln yesterday
rMolning !~v Baltimore. where they
will conduct asinhlar campaign which
will continue for one month. The
eyangelists 60 to Baltimore by way OF
oltts6lrg. where they speak to-day.
in Baltimore they will he joined by
:dhn r. Hills. Charles H. Marsh and
Raymond II. Pierce, who assist In
the eyanselistic work The three
aienS,eft ,Morgantown at 1904 IN the
AFTERNOON. going to 4 Grafton. The
departure Of Mr.. and Mrs. A., D.
George is delayed on account OF the
{ lness OF Mr.. George. ~
THO pastors Of the different
churches interested in the campaign
have been busy In going over the
cards. which were given out during
the meetings AMI were signed BY those
desiring to Join the church. The pas.
tors have not completed their work
and cannot give IN accurate account
Of the number OF cards received. but
from all indications there will be about
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-03
IS FOUND GUILTY..
Special Grand Jury to Hake Further
4 Investigation Into Bad Par
! kersburg Gang. is,iS:s-

PARKERsBURG., W. Va, Feb. g.
Judge G. NJ. Snowni,er OF the erin.
final court last night calkd a special
grand jury to investigate the case OF
Irish Burns. charged with murder.
ously assaulting c. NJ. Sims. and also
q Ellen Dolan, charged with consMr.
acy In the assault. Public sentiment
was seriously in favor Of this course
owing to the serious condition Of
Sims. who Is confined TO his bed.
The jury in the case Of Tom Dolan,
another OF the same gang whom Burns
was trying to save when they attempt.
ell to put Sims the principal witness
against him, out Of the way, brought
In n verdict OF guilty at session OF
criminal court list night. ~.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-03
NEW YORK HORSE SHOW.
I fITnlon(AssocEated PreSs.)

NEW YORK. Feb. IA horse
Show which Is attracting great deal
of attention among eastern BREEDERS
will be held tomorrow and Friday
evenings at the' American Horse Ex-
,cnange. under the management OF
Francis N. Ware. Several novel
classes are Included in the prize list
and the Selling events especially seem
worthy OF attention rs practical de.
partures from the usual routine, and
rs direct application OF the prin-
icplts on which horse shows are sup.
posed to be organized. Cash prizes
will be given in all events and the
money paid in the arena as the rib.
bons are awarded. The Jury sys-
TEN" Of judging will be used.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-03
OPEN FLORIDA FAIR.
Union Associated Press.}

TAMPA. Fla, Feb. 3.-Goe-nor Al.
bert W. Gilchrist to-day opened the
Florida State Fair. the most complete
exhibition Of the Industrial and com.
merclal wealta OF tho State ever un.
dertaken. In addition to visitors from
Ill over Florida. thousands of tourists
from the East and North are in the
city. The race meet will be by NIL
odds the greatest ever held In the
Southeast. md has attracted hundreds
OF horse owners and track followers.
William Jennings Bryan will be here
tomorrow as the guest of the fair
management and the Tampa Bay Ho'
tel anl will be given a reception by
the leading Democrats OF Florida. lie
will deliver an address at the laying
of tie cornerstone Of Tamm's pro
posed Y. VI. C. a. building.
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Personal 3; /
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p@,-ep@e,.-sr->-tp@>sp-a

,-T----- : = 81 ~ ~ ~ *
Nfrs. eDonnell went 10
Il CIaFksbhrg today to attend the A. Q.
ssH. anniversary celebatIon In that
8;yeltyS this evening. .'.f.
" Hiss Matilda Rankin, Of PIt,sburg.
Pa ii the guest Of; her sister, Miss
q Besse@ Rankin 4i,:-..l
SS5 n. ! q: Bartlett. Of clarksburg. Is
thaf guest 81 IFS sister, Mrs. Hustead
II winfield, on Main street.
EDr. Hugh Carr, has returned from 4
y Bevsral weeks tsiay in New York.
&. and Mrs: A. W: WrIck. Of Cum.
Il beriand, Mixture the guesfs OF friends
;in tne city. (, ..js
3 II: lt5 Mrs. Grace Book. Is spending sey.
;seraf days with Mr. Edgar Book and
family TAT Pennington.
Mr.! +. G, Jones, of Castleton, Md,
isis the guest Of hts brother, Mr.. E. G.
Zones. and family.
a MrssWllbur5sTcGreg and daughter.
afSWheeling,I a'1iyetr here this after
Il noonSto be- the guests Of Mrs. J. 2.
Powell for several days. !,
4 and Mrs, Anthony Bowen will
AZ So n Diff ehiirp thfnnrrnu for n short
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-03
POSTPONE LEGISLATURE.
Union Associated Press.)

, ST.. JoHN's, y. F.. Feb. a.-New-
foundlands legislative session, sum
monded by Governor McGregor to be-
, gin tomorrow. will be postponed. Al;
torney General Kent is now, busy!wltn
the fisheries, question. which recently
took him to Washington, As he holds
IA seat In the legislature. and without
him the Bond government would be In
minority. OF became necessary to
postpone the gathering Of the lesls-
llators.
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TO HONOR GREELEY.

NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-Typographi:
cal Union, No. 6. common; known as
big Six has abandoned It's plans
fer y b .n9uet tonight In honor of its
first president. Horace Greeley. It
was decided 10 walt until 1911. wher
Greeley's eentenn!ai annive rsayy will
he celebrated by all the printers Of
Greater New York In n manner
truly Imposing. Every print" In the
city mas warm place In his heart
for "OM Horace" aud plans for 4
proper observance OF his Tooth birth.
day are already being considered.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-03
IFajrn1cnt Aerie 5552.

VI ssI44.Alr5 members are requested to be
present at a special meeting TO be held
Nj our. hall at':ao p. M, Friday. Feb
\, I'll, 1903. Worthy Vice President
Frank .. Herring, q South Bend, Ind,
and Worthy Recorder Martin ]. Mon
bingham. of Grand Worthy Presidents
ii once pahi'adelpnia, Pa, will be pres
4 ent. \ 4, ~ 49,
,s$ss!sJJ: d. c0RpRAY, Worthy President,
II! B B., !, c4sssTADoN, Worthy sec'y.
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HON. OLIVER W. STEWART
YIN speak at clarksburs Sunday
1 Afternoon and Might.

YIN speak at clarksburs Sunday
1 Afternoon and Night.
Hon. oliver W. Stewart, Of Chicago.
the great Temperance and prohibition
orator. will address the people OF
Clarksburg next Sunday. February
7th. at the Courthouse at 2::3O o'clock.
and at night In the Christian Cnurch
at 1880 O'Clock. Mr.. Stewart has ad-
dressed five large audiences in the
city Of Charleston during the pust
Week under the direction Of State Or.
ganizer Edward ". Mills, and the PEG
pie have been thoroughly stirred by
his work. Is Grp
Admission to these meetings will
be free. Women, as well As men, are
earnestly Invited to hear this peerless
orator.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-03
eHlLDREN's HOME
d Not Needed since Dependent Children
M s,isS Can Find Good Homes In
n as.Ba Private Families.

I'M 9 CHARLESTON, Feb. 3.---The house
and senate committees on humane in
ga;ttutions held a joint session in the
governors Office las: night, at which
ssshe governor explained TINT after he
Ihad4 learned further facts he desired
Y to- withdraw the recommendation in
his message that, a home for depend
ent$ chll,lrln be established. He said
S;he had been advised by the Humane
K Society that a better plan was to place
sthnch children in good private homes
and that there was no difficulty In SC
S,plpcing thf NJ w. W. /.
M! Miss! Mckinney, Of Fa!rmont,, REV
resenting lie State Humane Society
h also spoke 10 the same effect. il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-03

ny YOUNG MAN! Are you content With your pres
ent position? Is it secure against the fellow who
plans md studies after office honrs?i Have you
good firm hold on big. lifelong Job! Are 80" for
tilted against the ago limit" II A. - y
Sit down and think these questions over serious
1y Don't try to fool yourself. Your inner ccs,r
seriousness will find you out and tell against the
'ago limit" .!5
: How much can you save out OTIS |5.oo or $4,000
a week?, Are you ever "broke7" Up you borrow
to tide over till next pay day? Are you going to al
low this to 50 on without becoming TRAINED along
special lines SO you can command large and sat
isfactory salary!
At 20 plan for 60 or you will .aqd yourself in
the "ralny days" Of life without centa BY Make
tho most OF your youth--becolne IN expert SO that
age will not affect your earning capacity, SO your
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-03

own use and OF larins embezzled
t2S9.l4 belonging TO, the general post.
office, fund. s
The charge was preferred by Chas.
+. Kelley. postojce inspector at Hin
ton. and a hearing was had before
United States Commissioner Eagle.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-03

|; MoRGANToWS, W. Va. Feb. a.
',Tfles window glass house Of tie W. R.
Jones Glass Company in Seneca. w
s'ari upiagain next Monday. February
sth. officials Of the company state
chat enough local men have been sign.
ID up 50 that all Of the 4S shops; win
be started up at the same timex not
neeessltating the importing Of work
ers from other cities. ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-03

200 people who will ua.te with; the
churches o. the city. In addition 10
this several hundred persons, members
Of churches, have pledged themselves
10 live more devoted Christian lives.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-03
POSTMASTER HELD.
Thurmond official Charged By lnspee'
tor with Taking Money for
His Own Use.

HINTON. W. Va. Feb. Nv. T..
Callahan. postmaster at Thurmond
has been held to answer to the fed
eral grand jury at Huntington In
April, on the charges Of having con
verted s33.942.55 belonging to the post
Office money order, department to his
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-03
DEMOCRATIC JUBILEE ! e: !.
Union Associated ?ress.) NJ

INDIANAPOLIS, i Ind. "a F,eb! ~ ~, e.;
Democratic editors Of Indians wf!i
hold a meeting and banquet t e s. u
row to celebrate the success q x th ee'
party in the3last election GoYetnbrl
Marshall. the new Demo rasic chief
executive. and otheF Depoes i, al IS
State and national regulations will !ad::I
dress the ''quil, pushers. u j; Ss5ssssS
y Subscribe for the West virstnlan.
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SPECIAL LOW RATES

romposer. and all-day u celebsnt lon al
IN progress. with hundreds oi5 prntns
nent musicians and thousands sof3 sing
crs participating Frankfort and 9th
er cities have also arranged I o6sefv.si
;Ices OF the cent enary.s 3 sSs
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-03
EaWiIl Eject Delegates.

4 II After the nla-wcek prayer service
sat the Presbyterian church tonight,
4 The Brotherhood will meet to elect
( delegates to tho tht,,l annual conven.
fs.tion OF the Presbyterian Brotherhood
I'D beS held iii Pi.tsburg, Pa, The ODD
t!of2Gth of February.
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s iEta1 saFfA. tsfT. ISasls- rfaiF
PLANTS RESUME.
lWedton and Morsantown Glass Works
VIM Be Placed in Operation !,
After Strike suspension.

WESTON. Nv. VA. Feb. The
|Cregcent Window Glass, Company will
start Its factory Saturday morning at
Il o'clock. the 300 met ont on strike
Eagreeing to go back to work. E
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-03
NEW PosTMAsTERs.

WASHINGTON. D., c. Feb. g.
PpBtmasters appointed: Grantsv!lle,
Calhoun county. James a. Smith;
PILE slime, Writ county. Warwick H.
woodward. !.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-25
Week After Next.

Max Figman, In the rural com.
edy-drama. Mary James Pa" win
be the offering AZ the Moore week
after next, under the management
OF John Cort. The entire Henry
w. Savage production viii be seen
here, as well as number Of the
company with which Henry IL.
Dixey toured the east earlier In the
season.
THE Gay Musician" will be the
bill at the Alhambra for one week,
starting Sunday, January q Texas
GuInan. Lottie Kendall. Harry Ben
ham and Roger Gray head the cast
which John p slocum has provided
for this musical comedy.
Beverly" will be az the Grand
week after next The play II a
dramatization OF George Barr Nc
Cutcheon's novel Ray Beyoridge
heads the cast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-25
Can George Cohan Quit?
WIN George Conan qalt9


The In The star yesterday
that today,
would quit the calcium after IL bound TO stir up
considerable dlHcusson around the country
viii Conan actor
playwright But
For young o. 81 he has things.
his ndefatigabe
whriing
from acting dancing dancing directing production OF
half doEen road companies from that writing half dozen
clever musical comedies from that writing alive
active mady things finishing ungng teyehy
into the CohAn
he be world dnn by
him. Could be H. after that decade half OF the hardest
kind Of
remarkable only little while back
reaching point
where his royalties net him about $4,000 week has been
the things the show has made
ognixe him
could His best friends
feyersh
brain viii George CohAn whired madly
he'll brain Of his
will
the mehnime-we. could
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-25

The Shuberts. contrary 70 expec.
fation. did not send Mary Manner
Ing into los Angeles al the clonc OF
her Denver engagement. as they
had done wtth The Gay Musician"
and with THE Man From Home
The Shubert house In Los Angeles
Is dark this week Miss Mannering
returned 20 the East from Denver
This final example Of Jim Deck.
cr's peculiar booking methods
means that tho next shubert attrac
lions following The Gay Musician
and The Man From Home" 10 ap
pear either IN Los Angeles. San
Francisco or Seattle. will have to be
jumped direct 10 the Coast from
some point AZ least "a far east as
Chicago. Such attractions may be
any of score Of touring companies.
so there II no way ~ telling what
the Shubert February and March at
fractions on this Coast viii be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-25

like George Cohan's generous
treatment OF his supporting com
pany. He wrote THE Yankee
Prince" and wrote IN part for
himself. but made several other
roles more important. and with
more fat" lines than his own. Not
only that, but on his opening night
In Seattle, ne sent Tom Lewis out
to make the curtain speech that was
demanded at the close Of the soc
ond act
Good heavens! A star allowing
the character man 20 make the cur
tainkspeechl Frank Daniels please
write.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-25

Nine Harcella Sembrich wlll De
heard In concert at the Grand on
Monday evening. January 2. under
the auspices ~ the Ladies' Musical
club Frank la Forge will accom-.
pauy her
"Trilhy. the drama,izailon 81 the
Du MAurisr novel. II 10 b. put on
Mt the lois week after next
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

At the Orpheum next Monday
there will be seen Julius steger
A. Co. In the playlet. THE Fifth
Commandment" the Willy Painter
troupe Of European athletes. Jean
Ciermonts circus OF animals. the
Doherty Sisters. Irene Romano
Kramer a Ross. comedians. Toki.
a Japanese. in Oriental pastimes.
and the film OF Pathe motion pic
lures at the close OF the show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-25
~Man o. the liour"-erand.

Brady q Grismer wili present
The Man Of the Hour. the George
HruaGhurst drama. At the Grand to-
morfow afternoon and night aud AL
next week. Felix HAney ~ still 70
be seen as the florid and smiling
alderman. rholan. but tho cast for
the greater part will be- new here
John Moore has the role Of the boss.
and Madeline Winthrop ia to have
the leading female role.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-25
observation-disclosures.

Opening at the Majestic theatre
next Monday afternoon will he sai.
Iy stembler. Billy J Coleman In a
piano monologue. Pauliuette a
Piequo IN European athletic spe-
cialty La Mlrette. n dancer; the
four Meianis. Castilian serenadors:
George - Reno and his misflt
army. and the motion pictures The
old acts have their farewell per-
forrnancea tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-25

her Christmas dinner between two
performances OF The Climax In an
Eastern city. Gene Haeklna IL now
In Alaska. having retired from the
stage Frank Egan will celebrate
today with his new friends In Los
Angeles Bobby Lawrence ls today
in Bellingham. wishing he were tn
Seattle Just for tonight
Wherever you are. boys and girls.
don't forget 10 come back home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-25
XaudsvIlle-lYeeum.

At the Lyceum theatre, on Second
av. Just north Of the Savoy, there
will be an added attraction next
week in the guise OF the Washing
ton Quartette. composed Of VI g..
Egbert, Fred Kitto. W II Stetson
and W II. White Elsa Weiss, the
violinist. viii continue noxt week.
and A. II. Lehy remains as the bal
lad singer. There will also be mo-
ton pictures.
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ay ). ". sAYag.

KOUND many a dinner table In
= Seattle today there will be
kindly thoughts and express
81 good wishes for the
ant girls who have gone
non their homes here
1 10 their way upon the
IL and who are today pass
hneiy Christmas somewhere
he road" which may mean any
% the map from coast TO
have lost track Of some Of
MS and girls I grew up with
ahd who are now seeking for
z ne great theatrical world
sneFeyer they are today. a
chTisimas and a Happy New
% them.
Willard has been touring the
~ Northwest az the head Of
- company believe he has
ZONE 10 spend today with his
9t.
~ oCOnnor IS somewhere in
sille IN the East. Doris PIE
ofer IN Tacoma With The
ass company Helen Bar.
touring 40 northwestern
y Bates Post IL playing at the
.hsatre In New York. Oscar
nave not heard from In years
Z lev seasons azo. IN a Cal.
musical company. Grace
mas, since leaving here.
established herself az a
|s,s a'l'st on the stages OF Call.
and Mexico
~ Coombs. Bertha La Frantz
zaIiei Stone are touring IN
,le Justlna Wayne Is a
OF The Eastern "Graustark"
$500 49, Wolf Is up In Canada with
y sai'e opera company. Charlie
coming Westward with
~she Carter Charlotte Ham.
~ y stock work at last re-.
VIVIAN Martin will be here
.. s.es with William r. Crane.
safet Mckinney vii snatch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-25
Observation-Disclosures

Petrofrs clown circus will be the
headliner OF the new show open.
Ing az the Pantagss on Monday aft
eruoon. supported by Kilmor. Tay-
Tor & Wilson. operate yocalietH
the Jones Williams trio In the com
edy piayiet. Crushed Strawber.
RES: Elliott a. West. singers and
dancers: Clotilde a Montrose. aero
battle comedians and Mills n
Flynn. the minstrel girls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-25
.shado~s on The H.arth"-ssattIs.

Shadows on the Hearth
will b. the offering at the Seattle
tomorrow afternoon and all next
week This play will serve a. bring
back 10 town william Dosian. a
former local stock actor 81 consid
cradle popularity. who appeared
here steadily for more than two
seasons. The play Is a rural drama
In four acts. exploited Ia the East
by Arthur &. Aston.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-25
Theatrical Population Is Growing.

The example recently set by
Ethel Barrymore Is contagious.
From the home Of Mr. and Mrs
william r. Hodge there has Just
been announced the coming Of an
heir. Mrs. Hodge. II wifi be re.
membered. H. In public life. Miss
Helen Hale. the altogether attrac-
tive girl who captured several local
hearts when she was mere with
Woodland" and with the Hitch.
cocks.
As al important events usually
go By threes. the census bureau is
already counting on still another
actor or actress before the January
thaw sets In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-25

For the first time in local stock.
"A Message From Mars win be-
seen here all next week. being
played by the Del Lawrence com
pany at the Lois theatre. This
Richard Gauthony comedy was the
stellar vehicle OF Charles Hawtrey
IN New York The plot concerns
the visit OF a Marian 10 the earth.
and hts moral instruction of selfish
earth beings whom he encounters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-25

Eddie Dunn. George CohRn's ad-
vance man. writes back that when
he struck Winnipeg the thermom-
eter was Just 20 below zero SO
numb that he could hardly speak
Dunn entered the hotel and asked
the clerk
How cold does 1t get In this
place."
4 don't know" replied the clerk
4 have been here four years aud
We haven't had any cold weather
here in that time"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-25
lTTLE BOYS AND GIRLS
ON THE ROAD" REMEMBERED
Iuy a Local Family Sends
Love and Good Wishes
3 Its Son or Daughter
in This Lonesome
Christmas.


socRE William X Crane In {,
Father ard the Boys" ,
|slNAN5RA-nark.
;sttp-~The Man Of the ,
Hour. I
k<aTTlE-The Russell. Drew ,
company tis0th 10 i69th I
wrtormAncesl In shadows I
en the Hearth. I
|1ls-Tke Del Lawrence com I
pAny tiTsh 10 isSth per I
formancesl In "A Message :
ron Mars" I
1sphEuM-julius Steger 4 :
CO in ~The Fifth Com. !
sazinent. and vaudeville. I
Il. Reno :
ID His Misfit Army and !
nndeville.
esNraGES 49, Petrofrs Ami. I
4 ii Circus and vaudeville.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-25
NEXT wEGK's pLAYelLLs

WYYll4I4lAM H. CRANE. IN Faith.
wv er and the Boys. a George
w AIDE play. will be the attr2c
ton AZ the Moore tomorrow evening
and all next week. This will be Mr.
Cranes first appearance here for
three years. aud his first local pres
cniailon Of this play. which had
a run Of four months NJ the Empire
theatre In New York Margaret
Dale will be- the leading woman.
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|rrHAcTIoNs TO FOLLOW

t0oRE - Marie CahiIl in i
The Boys and Betty; I
Blanche Walsh In The I
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